Show t 2A German Prisonersof War Leave From Seattle td:C ongress Awaits r Word From Ike I - (Continued From Page One) the Facitic were banned Laeuten- - j i j I J I i f l - 'i Exchanges ant General Roy S Geiger issu- ing the order to cortipany comraan- ders said that marines traditional- ly take their troubles to their su- perioj officers and there was no "occasion for meetings which are not a military formation that can oe controlled meeting which had I been set for last night T' Otherwise these were the devel- - (Continued From Faf One) not comment pending study of the board's" report Meat Cutters Strike Looms Edgar L Warren federal con ciliation service chief after a meeting in Chicago with union and management officials in an attempt to avert a nation-wid- e strike of 335000 workers in the meat indus try said "the situation looks very ' ' 2 j - Pcicif ic General Albert C in the Wedemeyer's headquarters China theatre said Eisenhower s orders to return men- nor considered essential would not affect that that area A spokesman explained sent all surplus men have been home and the theatre still needs bad" ' i J A spokesman for the A F L Amalgamated Meat Cutters "and Butcher Workmens union whose iJ5uoo members are to join in the strike set for next Wednesday said the work stoppage will be "a complete tieup of the industry" j Efforts to halt another scheduled strike set for Monday by some 800000 C I O United continued in New York as union leaders met with U S Steel corporation officials to discuss the union's demand for a 30 per cent wage increase Bus Drivers 'Quit jt' j Newest labor dispute! reported was the walkout of 1100 bus drivers in Seattle seriously affecting transportation service for an esti mated 500000 daily passengers Federal conciliators attempted to settle the wage dispute and met with members of the Seattle transit commission and representatives of the drivers union The union has asked for $137 an hour wages for a week against current pay of $115 for a week The commission offered $1221 an hour with a $138 bonusi based on a week V men more r Appr6xim3tely 5000 disgruntled GI's in Calcutta India held a dema onstration meeting and picked comto forward committee thejr plaints to WashingtonEurope: General Mark W 'Clark commander of U S forces in Austria named a committee to study personnel records in art effort to German prisoners of war await assignment to quarters aboard the transport Carlisle solve demobilization problems His ON WAY HOME action came after 362 soldiers at Seattle Wash which will take them home via the Panama canal' The round-aboroute Is to vc U S soldiers eastbound rail —— space for — (AP Wirephoto) chipped in $1000 to send protest — — : i" " t ""T messages nome Some 2500 soldiers at Berlin predominance of the big powers signed a protest petUion and sent in the assembly by demanding a it to House Speaker Ray burn tin Washington sweeping change in the proposed D In London Mrs i Franklin or steering committee The general Roosevelt ?l delegate to the united committee as projected by the nations' vmeeting promised nine commission would GI's that she would take to U iS preparatory their demands for a speedy return have 14 members five of them home Perez Cisneros arbig powers (Continued From Page One) (Continued From PagVone) 11 ' either for a steer- even of '! J was trying to discuss three things gued superior intelligence be committee or a f limitation on at tonce He proposed that the ing CaUSe this Wai an nmntlnngl 4s its a and rule against authority question be sent to the legal comof its members so as turbance and not an intellectual mittee leaving the temporary rules to restrict big power membership "This individual in all probabU- In force and Manuilsky accepted Delegates Elected Jty didn t suddenly go berserk All Fixtures and the suggestion of the five major na- This offense is not the type we Delegates The Cuban delegate Guy Perez tions and and South see in suoaen mental illness But Cisneros raised the issue of the Africa wereVenezuela Equipment Including elected today to the this individual YYIftV Tint VtatrA seven vice presidencies of the shown there was anything wrong ' Soda Fountain — 22-Fo- ot united nations assembly as the u mm or ner an almost May Have Been a Woman meeting moved toward small-countrCruelty Charged Stools— With y certain fight over the Dr Hulhprt also sa?H ihat Divorce Suits j membership on the key secur- lice Ice Cream should not rule nut the nnt council j ity Three suits for divorce' had been The voting on the vice presiden- sibility that Suzanne's killer was filed today in Second district court: Capacity 808 24th Street y tial posts brought a protest on the a woman lone Karzuchowski against EdHe said that 'a person with sadismethod of balloting the second of ward tic 'H Karzuchowski cruelty tendencies' the The went U S to them may repress Now Offers Expert posts day Dish for years but that when the brain married Feb 27 1943 Ogden Russia Britain France and China Ruth O Olsen against Edward A Repairing of All Makes of as well as to Venezuela and South Degins jo atrophy or waste away Coca Cola Dispenser in the Home and Car Radios cruelty married Sept 21 Africa by acclamation years an overt Olsen Britain act 1942 Preston Idaho be committed' may protested that under the' rules a 3 Candy Show Cases Come in for your used phono Teruko Kawaguchi against In such instances he pointed secret ballot should have been out the cause is physiological rathgraph records New selections Kawaguchi cruelty married 2 Cash -- Registers Feb 20 1933 Ogden! weekly - ' With Belgium which has the er than mental sadist cannot be detected by 2 Cooling Boxes and presidency of the assembly the hisA features Large stock of radio tubes and build expressions or countries chairmen the providing j parts of the The committees and gestures ur Huibert said Compressors the vice presidencies from a gen- only possible clues are his "mulWE BUY AND SELL USED eral or steering committee tiple eccentricities" such as changTOMORROW AL8IGHI RADIOS The election of the vice rrp:f ing religions frequently belonging Vtptndabl E Phone 4918 CITABLE Confectionery dents came so late in' the day that to odd cuits and the like tothe LAXATIVE deferred until assembly No Remorse Shown Charles !M Conley 786 25th Street morrow the selection of the six ! Dr Hoffman said that iii members of the- sea re- Manager view on of sadism literature council it hai GET A 25' EOX curity been found that a large percentage of sadists showed very little if any : 9- - - - SteeJ-worke- ut : Russia Scores UNO ! KidiiajhSlayer lay Strike Again ! Vote Plan 51-nati- on SALS on j 40-ho- 48-ho- T&CMDIO LABORATORY on Washer ur ur 40-ho- f ur f A MIOMESICK" le -- " ' non-permane- t "TV : ! FT ! 0k -- mm nt — j ' — " " ( I i SLIPPERS — Entire remaining winter stock K cozy woolies satin d'Orsays step-in- s and scuffs —none reserved byi (AP)-Emergen- cy f - i TIME EXTENDED TO SUBMIT BIDS Standard Electric Public Address Systems Sound Recording Intercommunicating Systems I ' ' and ' ' Ik I RADIO SERVICE t by a f-- ' The time for filing sealed bids for the purchase of one-o- r more '' of the 121 Government-owned surplus new frame' houses located at Dragerton Utah as advertised by the Salt Lake City Loan Agency of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation'? has been extended from Jan 21 1946 to Feb 7 1946 no later than 2:00 P M Graduate Radio Engineer j rf j 5 1 m remorse for their crimes" He said he had not read of two individuals teaming up to commit the sort of offense perpetrated upon little Suzanne Many sadists he said are so intelligent they are never detected pointing out that the infamos Enelish sadist TarV the Ripper never was caught Suzanne Buried I Little 5?ii7ann! Tie buried today while detectives mingled with the mourners in the search for her slayer As tne luneral nemicf were fteid for the kidnap vic tim omer detectives retraced their SteDS in the Deenan nMPhhnrhnnrt with the hope of uncovering some clue previously overlooked There was not a major suspect in police cusioay xoaay and police admitted that only a "lucky break" would lead to an immediate arrest The' funeral servires were Viol at St Gertrude's church where a mass of the Angels was sung Most e of Suzanne's M9motag attended the rites The burial was in All Saints' cemetery Detectives Watch Crowd Detectives watched the of the crowd on the chance that the sadistic slaver might h aire Koin drawn to the church or cemetery nope lor a quick solution of 's most brutal With the disclosure of the almost alibis of the two latest suspects a crippiea aentlst and an Barring an unexDprtffi police were left with thetremen- uwus juu ua nnumg ana cneckinff scores of secondary leads and clues A special detail nf f lieutenants a sergeant and 15 picked men was named to work exclusively on the case STANDARD ELECTRIC GO CONSTRUCTION MlIflHCE (SoRFOR&TION 504 Dooly Bldg 2243 Washington Blvd Dial 5445 Salt Lake City 1 Utah - j j Worn em s ib Me odtwear : : 4-V- i to go homer U S soldiers carry torches in a parade demonstra — — i f imiiu iivu laris — " six-ma- in 'John's iFINAU — maintain major telephone equip- 'A picket line was established ment being employed by the Western Electric "company equipment ployes in accordance with the fedsubsidiary of the telephone com- eration policy this morning" pany Southern Idaho Tieup t Only Emergency Calls BOISE" Jan 11 !aP) —Labor and (Continued From Pge One) POCATELLO Jan 11 tomanagement spokesmen agreed sercalls only were han- day that a tieup continued as usual because the enof telephone dled today after ten a m by the vice in southern Idaho could octire city operates on a dial sys Pocatello exchange of the Moun- cur "at any miniite" after striktem tain States Telegraph and Tele- ing telephone installation workers E P Calph dis- established picket company phone jlines at PocatelDraper said however that the trict manager at Pocatello said lo and Boise system required constant ' "maintenance by trained workers" and that If the walkout which started n interWednesday continued ruption of service was likely U The pickets carried placards The striking men install and - j w— Picket Lines Out In Salt Lake Ka-nic- hi r-v- Wnt -- i - MVe — in pre-seni- Shouting: rs i ' 70-Gall- 1: ¥ 1 Lieutenant : i ! - opments: 1946 11 Pickets Patrol ' I GIs Demonstrate in Paris j Friday Evening January i i THE OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINE- R 8T I hi : I i I p I JANUARY CLEARANCE '' MEN'S first-erart- PILE-LINE- D I C03IFOQT SHOES— soft easy ers Ideal for work or house wear All sizes 'Get yourself some comfort low-hee- l- 500 g29 POPLIN : si: Chi-caco- air-tig- ht UT: i vri General rummage of slippers shoes casuals and galoshes you don't have to be lucky to get' yourself a bargain j -- 00 Val to Hurry! 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