Show tlpi ' FRIDAY EVENING OCTOBER THE OGDEN (UTAH) 7 194? STANDARD-EXAMINE- Slate Aids io Elks Honor 'Home Paper' Accept Ruling On Prison Sum R DERSOn SALT LAKE CITY Oct 7 (AP) Two Utah state officials will abide by an attorney general's ruling on 2265 Washington Blvd Phone 5775 the state's building fund until the matter is settled in the courts That was the agreement reached y at an meeting yesterday to discuss the deadlock between state Finance Commission Chairman P H Mulcahy and State Auditor all-da- Reese M Reese Until the attorney general's opinfurther construction of the new prison at Point of the Mountain is stymied Attorney General Clinton D Vernon said he hoped to have the opinion ready for a board of examiners meeting Monday At Oiis Over Method Mulcahy and Reese are at odds over the method of allocating money to the state building fund from the state welfare fund — which is fed by sales tax collections The all sales legislature provided that tax revenue in excess of $5000000 should be transferred to the buildr ing fund quarterly Mulcahy says the transterforsnouia welbe made before allocations fare He contends the welfare expenditures should be paid out of current revenues Reese says the quarterly allocation for welfare which amounts to $2881000 per quarter should be deducted first and the remainder for over $5000000 transferred ' building Funds Differ Should the attorney general rule in favor of the Mulcahy premise $4000000 would be made available for completion of the state prison and other buildings Agreement with Reese's interpretation would for the make but $750000 available prison The attorney general might also rule that the law requires eartax revenue marking of all sales until the enfor welfare purposes tire biennial appropriation is covered This would have the effect of wiping out funds for building until late in 1950 Yesterday's meeting was called bv Gov J Bracken Lee who in formed the state officials that the new prison must be completed by Jan 1 even if legal action is nec essarv After the governor issued his ul timatum Mulcahy and Reese agreed to abide by the attorney ruling dui Doin insisieu generals that the final determination be made by the courts Special Session" The governor also remarked that he wanted the funds made avail able for the prison even if "legis lation is needed" This immediately was interpreted as a hint by Lee that he might call a special legis lative session to bring the new structure to completion and end the problems resulting from theovercrowded conditions at the'outmoded old prison in Sugar House Lee read a letter from Prison Architect Raymond J Ashton in which he gave assurance the new prison can be completed with another $1500000 The building fund argument first last July l ion is submitted Quakes Recorded NEW YORK Oct 7 (UP)—Two fairly severe earth shocks be lieved to have occurred in the Dutch East Indies were recorded on the Fordham university seismograph today w RiLii!i nf the Ocrtpn FIks lodre (left) the grand lodge as he pre- "pursuant to authority from The istandard-1sents a scroll to General Manager Leonard G Diehl of of the services Hie scroll expresses the Elks appreciation xamtner for thanks and years of many town "home newspaper" the riven by in the affairs civic in Elks particularly the with SSration lodge field of social and community welfare The presentation en Thursday was a feature el the order's observance ef National Newspaper week is saying Reds Muzzle U S Press In Communistic China SAN FRANCISCO Oct 7 CAP) Then in "response" to demands of The Chinese communists yesterday the red press Peiping authorities muzzled all U S and otner westthe Ud on ern power press representatives in put correspondents In NanForeign red China at least temporarily The Shanghai military control king were forbidden last week to commission announced that hence- send out further news This affect forth only foreign correspondents ed only the Associated Press and from nations which recognize the Press Other foreign new red regime in China could the United correspondents had left send out news The communists gave foreign Later a dispatch from Fred Press bureau correspondents a free hand at first Hampson Associated chief in Shanghai was received in in Shanghai when they took over San Francisco It had been timed however nearly 24 hours before the that great city The only trouble news of the shutdown order had was communist officials were unreached the United States available as news sources Rates Suspended Later the authorities prohibited His dispatch said that press rates the distribution of news from had been suspended in Shanghai abroad inside Shanghai They like "Pending nationwide regulations" "Not specifically instructed to wise imposed a military censorship cease activities yet" he added which delayed dispatches "Seeking Amplification" The dispatch was timed at noon Shanghai time Oct 6 This would be 11 pm Oct 5 eastern standard time The commission's shutdown announcement said the action was COLORADO SPRINGS Colo taken Oct 6 but was effective "tobus day" which would be Oct 7 China Oct 7 UP) — A with embezzlement time driver charged Only Russia and her eastern Eu- admitted todav that fBf sneues ana rope satellites have recognized the dimes he cribbed from fares and "Chinese Peoples republic" as the express charges netted him $4500 communist regime is called West- over seven years ern powers are taking a District Afterr v James r fejuine 111 Jov L Pitts veteran drive' attitude The order appeared to have come for the Cripple Creek-Victstage so suddenly that even correspond- lines admitted the thefts since ents did not have time to get out Pitts said he kept about $2 out of the news each day s collections Order Forwarded The announcement of the shut down came from New York head- auarters of Press Wireless The organization's Shanghai office for warded a copy of the shutdown order to the New York office CHARLTON N Y Oct 7 (AP) The stopper seemed to be shoved down tightly Press wireless in San 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