Show THE OGDEN (UTAH) Drat Boards JA STANDARD-EXAMINE- SUNDAY MORNING APRIL 1 1951 -- Rudolph Halley Law Ace Fights Crime Wants Kefauwer Probe Followed Up Jump Gun on Married Men By Arthur Rickerby NEW YORK March 31 — "The terrible danger is that if there is not a follow-u- p to this thing people will lose heart" These words are spoken in a flat unmelodious voice that has been enthralling Americans and hounding racketeers for the past few weeks and has made a public hero out of the man behind it The voice belongs to Rudolph for the Halley bespectacled counselcommitsenate crime investigating tee who interrupted a to stick to private law pract tice because "janty moral sense of indignation drive me to the job" Matches Idol Trend Halley matches today's matinee idol trend — huge hornrimmed glasses dark hawwnot By the World Staff of The Associated Press WASHINGTON March 31— Letter received here indicate somer local draft boards around the coun-tyare not waiting for congress to flash the green light on drafting married men Many draft reigstrants married since the Korean outbreak were but later reclassified classified and ordered up for back to induction Selective service headquarters says local boards 'need not defer registrants who are married after first being classified But if a board does defer such a registrant it may not take the deferment away again unless he is separaed divorced widowed or barticularlv has some other change in status man with great personality whe Sues and East he's in action e he is a quiet stud WASHINGTON March 31— A to sittjn diplomatic official with close ous lawyer whobedlikes in his New the oversized knowledge of the situation predicts wade the controversies over Dharan and York apartment and Suez will be satisfactorily adjusted through thick volumes of the and testimony he has squeezed out of He says Sapdi' Arabian of his often reluctant witnesses Egyptian leaders are well aware the protection afforded their coun- He Won't Let Go tries against Russia by the U S d in the air base at Dharan Saudi Arabia committee sessions obreminds he installaBritish and the military has who a of servers gotten terrier tions around Suez But the people of both countries his teeth into a bone and won't let re in a highly nationalistic fer- go for anybody Halley caUs it the "natural tenment at present To appease them are making it appear acity of a lawyer" Legal experts thejtsJeaders t hay Ire reluctant to let the for- who watched his verbal duels with on their soil Frank Costello William O'Dwyer eigners remain and others regard this as an underGranted Extensl6T That's why KingIbn Saud grant-on statement He sticks to a point of extension ed only a testimony despite all interruptions facts the U S lease onfDharan and why and evasions until he gets the about the Egyptian government says it he's after At 37—he works on 20 wants the British to leave Suez 19 hours a day and put immediately pounds during the year he's served the with the Kefauver committee Egypt has agreed to permit some British to remain at Suez for That same tenacity is the tech years yet but government leaders nique he'd apply to purge the na crime and corare contending — publicly anytion of large-scal- e ' way — that the agreement is in- ruption valid Put them in jail harness them after them and never give keep Price Deadline them a moment's rest" he says WASHINGTON March 31 (API He Accomplished a Lot The nation's retailers are circling He thinks the committee has acApril 30 on their calendars cloth- complished a lot in the way of That's the new deadline for "starving the criminals out" but ing stores furniture stores toand a dif- that it can't stop there stores to change "The test of a corrupt nation is ferent method of price controls whether or not we accept these It is also the deadline for retail of crime and corruption grocers to make a similar shift un- conditions complacently The committee der the new food regulations an- shocked the public out of comnounced last Wednesday but there must be a follplacency ow-up a revival of the kind of and Aid Philippine that gave this country government 31 (AP WASHINGTON March the first place" HalThe economic cooperation admin- its virility inin the same deliberate ley says istration (ECA is expected to ask voice dethis congress for about $50000000 fiance that beat down Costello's assistance to the for additional "That too can be a great force 12 during the Philippine islands next fh 1 combating communism —and months beginning July ECA also wants $15000000 to fascism A moral awakening— cana atart a program in the islands be- politicalon moral awakening another kind of moral bring fore that time The war damage commission Jias awakening and people will begin' program to realize other values just com leted a five-ye"Where actual corruption in poh- of assistance there It dispensed $443400000 to make good private and public war damage to a drive iagainst the The Philippines are now urging established ind toward authority more 000000 $100 to grant congress the United States in for war damage The last congress discrediting Indian eyes declined Elections the Hard Way Chill Seen In FBI RANGOON Burma March 31 WASHINGTON March 31 (AP (AP) — It is fully expected that a deIf you thought you noticed will start her national eleccided coolneiw between FBI Chief Burma tions in June but it will be only Hoover and Attorney General This country's first when they appeared on tele- the beginning general elections have been twice vision before the Kefauver commitpostponed because of the many-side- d tee your hunch was right civil war raging since it won know who in Washington Many from Britain three independence before it noticed them have years ago The elections therefore probably will be staggered V S Vacations the most hotly contested votwith WASHINGTON March 31 (AP) ing reserved for the last Under Pressure of mobilization work may this system the voting would' be lead congress to repeal a law completed in January 1952 passed last year requiring all federal employes to use up accumulat- Curtains for Consulates ed leave by June 30 LONDON March 31 (AP) — By Many agencies simply can't spare May Britan will have shut down certain of their employes in Dunming ChungA strong economy bloc in the her consulates Hankow Nanking Tsingtao house meanwhile is pressing for king Amoy in red China because action on a bill to cut annv leave and of the diminishing number of Britfrom 26 to 20 days for fM'duYation ons in the communist ruled country of the emergency The big missions in Shanghai and Peininc toeether will handle the Capital Briefs consular duties of tbe shuttered WASHINGTON March 31 fAP) posts The government now is hiring peothe World war II ple as fast as total New Giant Bloom employes are peak rate but the of short still nearly 1500000 AFRICAN VIOLET Civil 3769000 wartime top Beautiful "Crimson King" Chairman Commission Service bloomt almost 2 inch hat Ramspeck has proposed to congress across Amaxing now be legalized for fedthat A determined variety you'vo novor eral employes soon before (I novor move will be made to cut state dedid aithor till a fow partment' funds when the departweeks ment's appropriation bill reaches ago) the house floor Spocial intra non-veter- 3-- A 1-- A 1-- A good-lookin- th ar two-edge- d Mc-Gra- th As his opponents — and the public — see him during the senate crime investigating committee hearings a man whose moral sense of indignation" drove him to a Job that has hounded racketeers and made him a public bero I tics has been shown the offenders must go to jail If there is not enough legal evidence to jail them it is the job of the press to inform the public and state unbiasedly whether they think the officials are corrupt or qualified to hold their liked the new life and when the j high-spee- Booked on Slaying green-eye- d d Mrs Willoh a brunette was booked and held at city prison on suspicion of murder for the slaying 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Grows like wildthe communists to take swift ad- fire Hundreds dainty pointed leaves vantage Already there are indi- Fastest growing of all Ivies Doesn't cations of a tightening up of the require full sunlight We pay postage or sent C O D plus part in India obviously so that on cash orders Return In 10 days for charges future efforts can be centralized postal U full not pleased Clip this The recent out- malj refund and channelized to OWEN NURSERY Dept 56301 breaks of communist activity point Bloomlngton 111 TREES The surprise arrival of a Gersubmarine at Baltimore 35 years ago 3 The attempts of a young Memphis lawyer to drive his big new car to New England 40 years ago The lawyer is now Senator KenRoundneth McKellar ing out 40 years in congress he was one of the original sponsors of 'the vast federal highway system Td Busy to Write It "It's a pretty good story" Mo' Kellar said in an interview "I've thought of writing it several times over the years but I always am too busy" jjUnited Me 1 variety Hunger as a Weapon grand- 2 man- Was peo- "Thrilling Musical Experience" ductory offer sent to you by Blooms as mail large as silver d o a rl Warm blush pink tinged with orchid Hi bright green leaves Wi d You'll itwrvel fs Red Propaganda Drive LAKE SUCCESS March 31 (AP) Leek for a stepup in the Soviet campaign aimed at propaganda splitting the major western powers Diplomats cite recent Moscow propaganda outbursts such as its charges that the Americans were plotting against the French in North Africa and that the British were becoming angry at American policy in Japan - 1J r lay-of- d week-en- Kefauver committee approached him he didn't jump at the offer immediately When he did decide he says it was "because of a basic sense of indigestion aroused by the fact that gangsters and mobsters seem to have taken over influence control posts" and prestige in too many places" Unkown to Public Comparatively unknown to the Opportunity to Crack "It was an opportunity to crack public until a few weeks ago Hal- that front and show ley won a legal reputation in Wash- these respectable inen up for what they really ington by his work as an assistant were That was the tantalizing bait and later chief counsel of the sen- for the job" Halley adds ' ate war investigating committee — which also put Harry S Truman in the spotlight back in 1942 But Halley doesn't intend to be catapulted into anything "I'm steering a carefully planned THE course in my life and I'm not the type to get pushed off in a stampede by something sudden like this" he says "Ten days in front of- the public eye is not enough to qualify for a public clamor" Fatherless at six Rudy Halley Tonal Shadings" had a bad lisp when he was a summers But he young boy spent ? From the at the home of his mother s uncle a playwright and the actors and actresses who also visited there College of Puget Sound Tacoma Wash helped him master the lisp Course Well In Hand His "planned course" was well in hand at 14 when Halley graduated from high school something of a prodigy He had to wait a year to get into Columbia and when he graduated at 20 with high honors Concert Held and a law school degree he was too young to practice After a four-yeapprenticeship with Federal Judge William Bondy he was recommended for a U S assistant district attorney's post and the Halley legal comet was on its way In 1945 his three-yea- r job with — the war investigations committee WILL OFFERING — finisbed he decided he wanted 10 years of private law practice He i bache- Baltimorea pint-size- kleig-lighte- 1910 tHe it first" Off-stag- On-sta- 81 SAN FRANCISCO March 31 (UP) — Mrs Sydney Willoh mother of two young children said today "he just "dared me and I shot him" as she told how she killed her husband while he lay in bed reading a murder novel "So Young to Die" "Sorry? 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