Show The Weather " ' j : Temperatures period ending t (For : UTAH — Partly cloudy this after- noon with snow Hurries m mountains clear tonight and jSaturday 20-2- 5 low colder tonight high —10 to zero in mountains and zero to 10 elsewhere low near 20 inSt George Year— No Press v 157 The Associated T TT1 r ''11 " Press ' O ' In Peace Pact Sp sVrvSf- ! TTTiTl ' 1 M FlNlAL EDITION s ! - 17 !' M ! 44iYellciwstone 22 PAGES— 2 SECTIONS !: 1111 W ! rn ttin im ii iiiiVUiiiL May Strike Again Held By Meeting i GI's hi Frankfurt ' '':'"' " Men Operate Telephone Switchboards zee ly 61) TO 3T) i n f Across the IL r Long-Distanc- rr Says Psychiatrist r: warned today that the sadis Su tic killer of zanne Degnan may strike six-year-o- NEW YORK Jan 11 (UP) — Long distance telephone service across the nation was paralyzedand local service curtailed at many points today as picket lines were thrown around telephone exchanges of key cities in 44 states ld "The sadist who gets his victim s blood on his hands while killing has the compulsion that he must repeat and repeat the crime" Dr Harold S Hulbert associate editor of the Journal of Criminal Law I and Criminology said "Case histories show that most sadists repeat their acts" Dr- Harry R Hoffman Illinois state alien"A sadist is an indiist said who inflicts r cruelty upon vidual someone to satisfy his desires ' again ! i late-hou- se 1 soldiers gathered at another "I" wanna go home" meeting and chanted !"We want Ike" Mixed with these cries were boos for General Joseph T Mc Narney Eisenhower's successor as commander of U S forces in Eu rope High command concern over demonstrations which Senator has Edwin C Johnson called "near mutiny" was reflect ed by Undersecretary of War Roy-a- ll in an address at Roanoke Va He deplored "hysteria to get the boys home" and expressed fear lest it will wreck "our whole oc-- cupation policy" Order for Slowdown The uproar started over a war department order fer a slowdown in redeployment because it said there weren't enough replacements for soldiers leaving occupied areas Since ' then Eisenhower has ' or- dered overseas commanders to pare their needs to - the bone and send home all men- not needed While soldiers kept on griping the demonstrations dwindled in size About 2500 instead of an for anticipated 12000 turned out bara protest meeting at Schofield racks in Hawaii The Frankfurt meeting idew only 1000 far few-A er than the one a day earlier third was planned tonight how- ever i & H'::t Marines Under Ban Demonstrations by marines in Germany 4 WHILE WOMEN STRIKE Uitice worKers ana piani oiuciais of the Chesapeake and Potomac la- WashingTelephone company ton (above) answer emergency while 3000 1 long distance calls v t operators attend a meeting to discuss working conditions District betelephone operators (at side) at the their jobs gin deserting j Washington Telephone building D C to attend mass meeting in j - L ai J which usually are sexual" Dr Hulbert emphasized that the murderer who uses poison for ex- ample aoes not necessarily zee uie M urge 'to kill again 1 nlnnAVnaA Killer "But the bloodyhanded killer has ari inevitable compulsion to a fepeat" he said "He becomes tenas iu Decause nq killer pattern do the: same thing in much the s " delptua In Salt Lake - a A CHIANG truce was ordered in China's civil strife after General Chou En-l(above) Chinese communist representative met with General Chang Chun of the central gov ernment and General George Marshall special U S envoy to China In Chungking MEETS' RED In such major cities as New York Washington Chicago Pbila- - Detroit Cleveland and Dallas only emergency long dis tance calls were jbeing accepted and it appeared that by this afternoon telephone communication among most of the nation's cities would be practically' at a standr still Nov violence was reported any- 11' where ' 11 (AP) CITY LAKE SALT Jan Ameri- the York New In -i only M 11! lines were estaoiisnea ai can nt Mountain Telephone ari4 Telegraph com- States Telephone and reiegrapn j pany's nuge longmes cemer Picket Lines Out i r f e Gills Being Only Emergency Accepted in Major Cities Wire Services y Radios Of Newspapers and NotAccted X- CHICAGO Jan 11 (UP)— Two noted psychiatrists By The Associated Press ' Demands for a direct state merit on demobilization from Gen Dwight D Eisenhower iarmy chief of staff arose to-day at home and abroad In iWashington congressmen talked of holding a joint sen session possibly j) next Tuesday to hear him - 1 Sadists Usually Repeat Crimes r-- Fickets Fata ol IE xclian ges r Kidnap-Slaye- V 'I Wanta Go Home' But Service OK t - '! ' 1 V 1 JS vwDT wi protest against what their spokesmen allege to be 'sweatshop" i conditions at the Chesapeake and: wasnot interrupted pickets were not Q0Q d Potomac Telephone company ot tne mountain Members to be Communica- States Association SSlSlie York exXnges un- tion Equipment Workers (Ind m trimorrow SAwn - — — strolled back and lorm m tront i of the company's two buildings News Wires Unaffected same way" at 56 South State street and tne Tafl5rt Crtot:' and Referring to Suzanne's murder corner of Frst South and State InA er Dr Hoffman said: i 'noi streets butempioyes oi tne urra 17f":r"f"n "This individual—whoever it is believed they be!l —could easily be of j average or 4 passed through the lines without (Continued on Page Two l tieup had to use of the FederatioTV pt lals directing theobjections (Column 8ourl Workerss Long Lines Telephone Vlephone facilities would be of the American Tele- jj-ii case of the press" empires the TOKYO Jan 11 (UP) — SecreTelegraph companyTe- - wa45ha phone andcross ignored the picket lines but fused to tary of War Robert P Patterson Mountain of the told a press conference today that Dicketing start- SALT LAKE CITY Janll (AP) most employes tne States company leAe disregarded distance calls nd over half of the 807000 servicemen The second of three companies were being accepted early today in the Pacific on January 1 will against which a strike call has been Kit the tpipnhone company at San issued for January 21 asserted to be relieved within four months oirman of fb- - Francisco said the situation "might Tm its employes were already that day without replacements — RusLONDON Jan 11 CAP) Cdi IltUg 4iO (Cl AC1II OUUY1J Hilt a Salt Lake branch of the long lines loiie oper- He said the Japs are fulfilling s5a launched an attack within the in all Utah industries' union said members of his group atJ?s Ceffctei Ftbe Silket lines erage paid all allied headquarters directives united nations' assembly today on Members of the Internationa Suf HUno?se Bell tTelephone Care- a Vit Viollnt uriflpr 4vi and!' Mill cvtpm Smelter of Mine Union were set up wherever ana jmata ame American 11 iney CITY is LAKE they SALT (AP) nnerators were "100 Jan array Bv The Assodated Press "AAVAO Vioiro Keen fnctflirtpH ' to will continue work nowever ai —I Wnrlrorc Ml " Ai1- Al to meef ' ready "any emergency" 5iriKe vute wiu ue was defeated at the first tuuvuq waik Qff their jobs January 21 In offices where picket lines are not p Temperatures of zero or below pidentvPQfordav in the Pacificwere forecast tonight for much about 1000 workers on the Union nlants of the Utah Uoinn com established he said Copper Still Operate Dials a Pacific railroad from Salt Lake Patterson also said "I'll take the Sentiment was reported devel- -- of the intermountain area after the American Smelting and The long lines workers do su- Pany snow TJial two of inches to ye °£ thiJ storm left up unucu pervisory work on the interstate ijWch blame for the v destruction of the oping within the American delegaJI rieiining company suu westward the chaitmen of City too for abandonment of the over the region States Smelting Refining and Min telephone lines Bosley said their bulk of I - tion as cities of ijie country Jap cyclotrons He said their deThe weather bureau predicted three operating brotherhoods an ine company rule under which Paul Henrirefusal to cross picket lines- larger manual thus bur struction was oraered "over my Spaak foreign minister of Bel- minimum temperatures tonignt oi nounced today J W J O Connor utan manaqer "should" affect long distance op- unaffected - from fivbelow to zero in south 'was Re and officials tePhone chosen presiof American but! and the f admitted he made eration assembly Smelting telephone gium Railroad officials declined immesignature" v non- - pointswere without wum w of "numbers tne cniain with said dent pasvciu iuiu Dactung qi adequate not comment diate " a on in "our "mistake" action the taken consulting Such services as £nd Trygve Lie Norwegian for- - aboye elsewhere in Idaho- and in rion supervisors and foremen ' (Continued on Page Two) a group of brotherhood offic- - ""lais " rS scientific advisers" trouble (Column One) minictor ripfpatPd desnite his Utah and from five to 10 above in by all calls to handle available W? thSVrSlnt were meeting here yesteirday One Salt Lake valley Ogden's minimum lals Boslev skid from 35 to 40 mem- - fected support by Russia and the United officiWlL-of ? Troop Morale Good the brotherhood 12 sn was was degrees advanced reason early today One bers of his union are employed Ut s seizure Advocated of Ppcatello said the chair- The secretary of war on a world? States Snowfall was spotty from the Corbett a definite for work "This' ofiars m sail lwKc Vliy that secrecy' is undemocratic mini Thiirsdav " men had authority to take the assistant e nieht storm the weather vote John Steelman special fnrettn to cross picket lines iTriiicW wartime wide tour of American occupation I at refused them peak period to- under the conferred four and 'TTWaino'-'rirthad readjustTrtiman said uOeden railway bureau of thi '4ha me president — is tne nignest inrli e:T"'w Tl 92 Men Involved zones sam ne louna- iruop iuoi?ie actpaythat ment Labor of snow Lake £ of Salt 1L inches hint nnhalf two — $ay with Secretary u o goocr ana assurea tne jlou ameo n npw nnw National Okeh depart- vo d City O'Connor said in his letter Needed Franklin S Cundiff Utah man- - Schwellenbach astothe labor IJtah" and Jap correspondents that the that hereafter all- persons a a— halt progres aeer for the company said approx ment attempted ftfdinat nn s not heine retarded on ior u in kj omct? we :uwuu iw other aw However should the men vote Aafn- intermountain areas of the By DeWitt Mackenzie mnnfhw in floor the involved from tieup were discussed men l10? and 92 siye JpfA' of lack imately manpower : by the' a a: — Said Temperatures will remain low i?rtiaV?rtf£-thfStrikv'ia4KthSriz5T lings in the nonferrous metals WHS CICUICU WlUiUUl aaaj me SDaaK nnriorctnnrt" that coniniumciiiuu a is This cijuiH"tu 11 or PARIS Jan (AP— until Sunday night Monday the brotherhoods d about 65 of ed Press j utah amounted to $21792 workers" walkout 'a thp "Russians Ho not oVsirp to oar- - name being mentioned on tne uoor Earlier a J second quarter a oi ±vo them members of the union's lo- the Jov ricioate"In the occupation of Ja- - Delegates wrote his name on se- - bureau predicted for 7 V:Ui 6 added of that declared Lomnarprf an average with Lake Salt cal in City wan vAOkvAQn it thie wav a romnaiativcijr- Pattersonaauou e gpiscuctipn $17089 for the same period in al : ue !Zea FJffernment ot me iUUuC Cundiff said approximately said he was deeply Soviet Move Blocked Bulletin few weeks ago while Mfood rationDe o£ 63 would industries men were involved about £i'm i nimii tiiiiii sri iiv l"A"r vu mr"iin ri i ir jir jtii was wmeu the sVf t Los Ange- - Utah 11 " he wrote lo- - Truman if picket lines ground "the Jan CITY was on LAKE AH City motion union's ion soviet ing stall SALT the ''Therefore the of "a "'t Vf"r" members them was State your columnist man whose les division and the Salt! Lake City carnings of the workers in the cal in Salt Lake City : -t t" blocked however when Cuban and epnone e (AP) — A 28-- y ear-ol- d ih to the Pacific northwest division nonferrous metals industry aver- of stories disresuuea m "auu came and in checK interest an newspaper other up to said Cundiff try proposals because ou to a nation to lose a war that early ' kidnap-murdaver- - closed the Salt Lake service offices aDove the observed cent Suzanne 28 tine the To that Degnan assembly '"2225 Sfnner table fought with present-da- y Correct City per Practices Spaak aged weapons" of the chief t Steelman formerly (Continued on Page Two) in Chicago aroused the of all state inausiries weiai were the only places picketed in "It also is an urgent summons 0 toi5 ir cnm of the things In a teleeram ta the national age (Column Twoi conciliation service and an' S11929 monthlv TTtah bus pasfederal ovpraopH of fellow winsrc curiosity utmost our to of in the do way toto which we had been accustomed brotherhoods the chairmen de- - bef0re the war so they now are sengers was detained here OfA Draper second vice presi- - adviser oi me yicsiyc" N clared the action was jtaken 'to receiving over 80 per cent above dent of local No 37 A C E W matters saw ' banish war forever as a means- - of day i for questioning City Ravages of Hunger pre-wvuiicut me vicious piauntea II Smith W apprehended ficer wages ana- mis said the union was not attempting- shortly after fioon came from the n disputes-betweeTnnwnltrwv' nmtfMt's difficult trying to settle in by the management In their after station to meet the dulged bu3 a at man be the should ample! to stop other workers from enter- - government c - crease in the cost of living marto understand how a tenow eouw and permere- labor dfPmentsource as the the city alerted discipline by being ing the buildings buttowa frame oi mmu MacArthur Praised The man w-fall into such a Viairint of the several rn1ce of the war a— violations me picitev nonor Evanston at Wyo shal tnem ly "appealing to witnessed A at Fort we bus that the of the is union boarded members agreements" working country as he said asking "The lines x MacPatterson praised General in Europe sent his uA cPale naid in the Couer picket th'ravflpS of huneer Eleven thousand Represented were the Order ofMountain States Federation of Wayne Ind Officers tne ior excellent Arinur war - informaoegin World Brotherfirst 5 Railroad is the the other district: which irlaho Conductors erators and during throughout northern Workers" description Ai 1 Knifrt ft H UC Telephone UIOUv Ol TTIlpn V K LilA bT minand hood for Nevada were ordered and of Locomotive nonferrous fornia checking the to in fn hiehest Engineers Chicago NERNBERGl Germany Jan 11 tion oc t look about me mocratization of Japan politically Maintained Service to leave their jobs 01 union tne of suspects their possible a brotherhood list Xiocomouyc ine — industry by — and along economic lines (AP) The American prosecution against " and see the thou- socially in of wheth- serwe Firemen ' that are and distance said You lone regardless pay rsmdiff immediately Enginemen asking He denied a Stars and Stripes charged before the international in the slaying to eat who haven't enough sands Ur this scale despite the fact 'there vice was maintained Local service er their local telephone company report that he would not go to militarv tribunal today that Ger-- I tco there are many are lower wage scales in other oliices were picKevcu demsuccesses were Manila of the because much are troop (ConUnued On Page Two) manys military tolaces in Europe which T came from Marie A De Arizona as 'Colorado such structions Six) re(Column onstrations against the war depart- made possible only by the OlCLlO worse off than France for this is ment's scales i and Mexico these T Martini New president of the Indeand demobilization program underfed continent aUUItCiUlllCSS iuimwiEm AjuoilvlBi differ from the Utah i scale and pendent Telephone Traffic The war department is dembbil- - ness and "absolute cynicism" of — Here in France only people who each other from ployes organization in lzmg as quicKiy as possime Schacht IV Will have sufficient means to deal Wife - terson said and replacements are DrTheHjalmar suffice of M Factions Study Plan wizard G German can get the black market selective service rest on now !AC fnris trial coming his for through finanres they the — 7"--v a it-- uj iciiv Meanwhile in the country's r" a nocu me witn iu —7 otner naiz leaders lie By viH lAinaiey are livingP largely on potatoes tai- -- hcuhiv potatoes fdr years' Washington current work stoppage-involv-ing y'wu sent largest then abroad States with an assistant prosecutor 'perTan' 11 t TV heard baked 1 Wash rots cabbage and bread boiled some 200000 C I O it Fried Martin said! trT)T He would Of said he hoped it meat be Naval H-L-°k-1 nana a Quarter of a pound What'the General Motors plants at or workers Washington potato potato scalloped of in salads Schacht is more glamor a week Their ration coupons can possiDie 10 sena wives 01 service- a 11 ! ind Neve Jan otate union comrjany otnciaistt t of wrAS uirector ic Ore fu"V Ti' 1" wrote Hitler in 1939 as evidence Agriculture Fred Martin said-- ' to- chips they rank with the best for more than that dui board's pro-beTibj a Witte Ernestine studied Mrs (UP)— wuwxh of Schacht's complicity in the an- have to offer Idaho isn't available totLimeet hiio and gon resume J grant would she the that corporation said "' today posal day larpp si rirmmsTnnce wnitu ia Ore to the east of us posne miu now 17 is Down cent tnat county career Klamath increase in a wage "Potatoes a her per was acting hi (UP)— fact that there Slovakia Jan NUERNBERG a of haVe j walkout south to Lawrence year us" the to ly to the recalled Martin of the end tatoes her he said they marriage free The memorandum hailed Ger- - referring to me mano ana uregon ly potato festival A queen is se The army newspaper stars anu Tibbett Jr Mrs Tibbett was recommendations heavy failure of: crops at the last The harvest as success crops in a slightly dramatic tone lected and crowned at a iDig oante Stripes reported today tnat me granted a divorce yesterday irom will be panel's policy foreign many's at a meeuns i reviewed 4 f ul and as of military three to out bodies that as Hitler sons blackened he of calendars pointed twin one voice of Ten the of their Troubles Detroit Sunday by officials of the paraphrased Black Market People mark were found in Tibbett a iuiduticii itiiciiis uixu ic- officers of the ' 01 on government one woisers auc c I: O United inauiosuDDort kjuidvui days of the con the nyson biggest grounds opera singer failure ' near to ' their burned house at Passau German armed he forces the oi de trouble" m went struck nninn Pasa on Tho point married 'is years crueltv They i if disme ditions would be vastly better on hike" cent a nazi which made the 13 1942 30 Monday a wage can is in a for policy Washington Calif Regensburg mands foreign that per how spud dena "Just Sept market giaijiuiic they indications were it weren't for the black of did 1916 f there said Motors xoano of vegeGeneral tne is of in Officials patch possiDie spud keystone such a characterless lump tne living men naa ijcch m said operators who are state tnree and tne the Klamath Martin of the that Two! know" I km table don't Continued their- countrymen soaked with 11 Tan - (Column Page NERNRERG sufferings ofnations (UP)— -- Hocin of OreEon it is nrartili Fiv "The way ithey make greatwere to death theirsethouse can t adopt a By 11 11 Walthpr Funk naH eronomics SDfe- -I the renter of the'Universe ' LAKE SALT CITY Jan aoiaze and xjt Aivfei-riyou think gasoline the toward potato you'd attitude u - Viaire (AP) — Post-wto the state's tourist travel by cialist went during nre-triaues- All three a major a captain and Martin pointed "7V i — " in Hollywood The next thing you been that j because Diacx i railroad will be possible next sum- - tionine and told allied naestioners Uiroo report lieutenant apparently had blows which shows Waih know a ri-- u fellows at the University floliso to Subscribers axe c- - J- Collins of Omaha gen- - Tm Accident Second on repeated?: farmers murdered I'm them by admit harvested I I'm 54 spud of be will ington Idaho hanging guilty Sewa? lnSudW5 eral passenger traffic manager of guilty rooms while they slept in separate tribunal 000 acres last' year the wall instead of pinup guilty" the war crimes f no i Union the Pacific on the second and third floors of that's railroad small started "And iV prewas told Irish POMONA Calif Jan 11 (UP) "I think the potatoes" however If Your Carrier Boy Negtoday "the black market op dieted today house the when he they opined Funk the' remarks Charles Sn hold made he k)iow "And of you said The greater to body the removed were Collins is attending a two-da- y The bodies The 1945 crop was 7000 acres ir4nt icnmioi the OOtatO It W3S the investigators were questioning Franrefthan on most other coftference Hall who escaped unhurt in one lects Leaving Your Paper hospital Kat Regens-Viniconcluding today of him about his responsibility for larger than that of the previous first found in Peru and Chile and 250th General but was automobile accident fnr mitonsies Yield per acre increased ll or" corn c was Call The Ogden Standard-ExaminfTl ists iwho sot lea same is general officials of the Union Pacific drafting laws banning Jews from year the another in killed day a in The racketeering was too who sleeping from 210 A to Southern for Pacific them last and Chicago & business and commerce and major 220 bush- - up with life! in Virginia took year the en route to Salt Lake City Utah throuehout the country- - As the Northwestern railroads Office by 8 son notifies about els an acre This meant So the Irish po-- 4 ground floor bedroom when to for burial today Hall's auto col Ireland to back occurred managed were bushels murders — 000 The Union Pacific official said the Jewsi The decrees were issued harvested' last Amprida Sace in the queue to said lided with a taxi Sunday night and o'Clock Evenings and Be-- e her ron- - the iam in movement of with vear At an average urire of sn cerrife ir iMo is concerned ecrane htit Stars and iStripes Martin He was not injured as As nnfnri overturned far swore thi3 bushel — men i gave would be ended by June with Hermann Goering rUlCgUU ' OUU rl""v Sbn5 alloJ she encounters blackmilitary investigators iohn ran glamorize two other passengers fore 12 o'Clock on Sunday J Tint to an average ofWashington secrecy and refused to make his although srinn mhrt stand in somewhat normal conditions wKid have left- ffarmers Hall took a bus home the were year hurt their potatoes acre o the As from it he was Mornings stenned he 1938' Funk told the interrohe when cToorways Twith suitcases and offer after m "pass signs were posted ked eiSth in he doesn'tsayscare Railroads are planning complete gators "Of that I am guilty I m whether they re He died a few car a struck TesPtf their wares If the police arrive by nouse of the murder the vicinity CIOPsnot to a CIservice memieives at uian or detacn and other I'm the gumy lS admit later I hospital hours parKs these leeches pitjr ) x F western scenic centers this year guilty "vc- ueei enjoying glamorous here" He wants his Washington spuds to ward off unofficial investigators and flee sol-"di- (D-Col- er o) : O I Warning Issued ' jfurt JANUARY II FRIDAY EVENING j ' n Demobilization - r """" UTAH CITY 36 ' Congress Awaits Ike's Word on f OS DEN JLPlSl amic© Loioig 3 net ur OklaCity : Seventy-sixt- h 24-ho- m today j MinMax1 MinMax 14 30 Omaha 29 44 Ogden 34 CT Albuquerque 22 37 Phoenix 46 58 PocateUo Atlanta 6 31 19 - 40 Portland Or 29 47 Bismarck 18 29 Pro v© 31 Boise is 11 32:Renoi 19 52 Butte 23 40 Rock Springs 14 29 Chicago 22 46 Salt Lake: 15 30 Denver Grand June 22 35 San (Antonio 37 44 28 49 San iFran-- j 48 56 Las Vegas Los Angeles 40 64 St Louis 4 30 37 393 Seattle 33 47 Minneapolis 23 23 41 New Orleans 54 59 Sheridan 36 52 Washington 36 59 New York — Half Of Yankees i -- Utah Miners' Pay In Japan Will 1 prom-Membe- a r Russia Scores MO Vote Plan -- - - ' I :! 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Above Average ' Come Home Soon : Says 'Sg? - Strike Vote Set Temperature Lower Tonight On U:P t1o Railway -- wu 1- i - Company i rs ! rr "rrr 1 V ! - ' se7e j i i seLatl ' - cn The World Today tle "IfLt6 i j nwi "e i u6(y - -- - — t--v-v "u r- - i 1 Trr? i t rT- EifS " OT-tr- ir — — LS PHllht "V""' - - -- a I rx6 rirw it t 1 in-h- M - riL 'l ""LTr" 4 take-hom- - Q nl T er "" I : i I f s Scliacht Blamed - I ent u For Nazi Rise i 1 iar£ - ar be-sist- 1 JLACIO AAXAlS V TV S i J" (JL' w n7m H f)W tO iLClJllOTlZP ft i-- one-tim- - ifl I i M -- 4 A " -- ' c j TibLctt's Yank Officers i ! ts -- Washington Wants to Kno at- " dis-trir- j j t 1 ! Resume Her Career Slain in Germany 1 fact-findi- ng 51-d- ay Tourist Trains ' Seen for ! Utalin Killed - ? a 1 t r — liuuct-uiau-u- a- ar I i Sfff 9 al — w In - jfs I Car ' ' ' -- -r rLwpr j er rS7f n r5rr " I - the ? rkv 1 1 t-- 1 ' I pots J? Off-limi- ts i ' " ir: ! |