Show J I The WeatherV Temperatures TmpnturM seren UTAH—Partly clondy northwest with few showers or now flurries most I v clear south and east portion Sunday Colder northwest Monday tndlng ' - AND VICINITY— Partly cloudy few light snow flurries Sun- - j day becoming: cloudy with light! rain or snow Sunday night and' Monday Colder MondayrHigh SunI day 40 Low Sunday night 30 345 Yaor-- No — BBS BSSSSSSSSSSSSBSF ' - Sm S: UUfiW j I L The United Pre Aaaeetatea Pri OGDEN CITY Who i Truman Says UTAH SUNDAY MORNING DECEMBER 23 'lumper' Aufo Crop Negotiations on wages and other es had collapsed and a strike '1550000 — — workers was set to start H Men the present contract runs out Babson Sees Top Year for nans e$ 91 ifc L fKfwaca fenH-ii- i i l t 'The union members and their the managers of the peajjfers and Ogden in 1952 jjgf l companies have a responsibil to defend the United States its enemies Just as I do" 1 in the president in announcing his By Roger W Babson Ion Business in Ogden has held at they will not the highest levels ever recorded be- - m my judgment to that responsibility living up during the year just drawing to at by permitting a needless stoppage close Even now Vupon thai In steel production for even a single threshold of 1952 gerWal activityt Idag" Moth President Philip Murray is topping twelve monthsago by a Mine union and a spokesman for i s steel tne inaustrys giant spectacular 22 per cent they had no immediate com- Although I expect that the com t Presidential Secretary Joseph mm a see business will upon year ing t revealed Mr Truman had more selective basis I am still in touch with Murray would It e steelworkers president had mendously optimistic earlier he had no authority to surprise me if 1952 should actuall walkout without a new match the wonderful year just end- m±r off the Jpract before a special union con- ing If there is any readjustment iion Jan due in ruthapk in civilian lines I ' do not believe that it will amount "M ompelled to more than five per cent Even president's action In refer-Oahe controversy to the wage then it would mean one of the two uiizaiion Doarn aoes not compel or three best years ever reported 'union to postpone the walk- Your meat packing plants and canneries should be as busy m- owever Mr Truman used this 1952 as in the extraordinary uage in his statement: "The to a months twelve 1 just drawing companies and the steel work- to reason close There is expect Imust continue production in the lively markets for other local prodstry while the matter is be- ucts: Beet sugar candy (another the board and cooperate fully good year coming up overalls tprOr wf the board's proceedings" duction should be high in view of is was taken to mean that the enormous employment totals in ent might take more drastic cream i'lSa fields) laboring beverages slit his plea is not heeded Jffelcould invoke the 1951) flour knit goods irgBrcasiiiij a&t y procedure and get an w O ' if iiva ttuiireu a court postdbnement through oves on the rise Wages will be Or he could seize the steel the connne year nrobablv mov and in effect make the in- Emfive cent ahead as much as per workers try employes of thet ployment should continue at vernment citmely high levels althou locations due to production regulaH tions and conversion in generajR kes Fifth Call may cause occasional spots 01 unfr AIROi Iffl Egypt Dec 22 (UP) — employment during the year Ambassador jefterson erican to anoth lhis all adds up rey called on Acting Minister twelve months of vigorous purcha: Foreign Affairs Ibrahim Farag ing power with the prosperit Pasha for the fifth time in two wnicn tnar implies Retail sale ks today but denied he was will come close to 1951 records iating in the AnglogEgyptian To sum up Ogden is heading intjZ another star year although n efjf JJifpute Caff rey said he and: Farag'generalserious beatlm Siscussed the situation proms win take at the hands of taxes ity (gipinst J si rm 3-- 1 ppa Taft-Hartle- y 80-da- 11 r i a i S sa ST SB 34 3S P-o- ratx 34 PorateHo 23 Portland 2 Provo So Salt PRICE — MUNSAN Korea Sunday Dec invited the communists Saturday to shoulder-rubbin- g Downtown Ogden handled traffic yesterday as late-hoChristmas shoppers converged on the city from a wide area Photograph shows the 2400 block of Washington boulevard looking north Reminder: Stores close at six p m Christmas eve er ur Feverish Yule Buying End as Salespeople Heave Big Sigh Spree N earing - Tell — 1 e A Happy Holidays 1 i Standard-Examine- — : : ' mm i — 25 3S jt sa a BJ S3 3S ib 33 3 10 CENTS come south and see for themselves that some 37500 disputed 'prisoners are actually South Korean civilians nlL?:Z?"Z tTl 1 some of the red haggling which has stalled armistice talks and possibly also to hasten an exchange of sick and wounded prisoners Good-Fait- h Gesture The Christmas-tim- e gesture of United Nations good faith asked the reds to come and inspect prisoners : Sobbing wives sisters and chil- - dren of the trapped men waited for word from the men who had been working on their last shift before the Christmas vacation Terrific Violence Employes of local storesheaved year and asked the cooperation of homeless and transient men the a big sigh of relief last evening aged and those in jail the public in filling them The terrific violence of the un- as the Christmas shopping season Capt Bawden also requested blast last night was He pointed out his organization derground that anyone knowing of needy shown in the multiliated condition will serve Christmas dinner to which began early and has cont to the local persons report them of the bodies brought up tinued at an accelerated pate Salvation ised that any of the disputed Army headquarters Estimates of the possible toll A neared its conclusion signed card or letter will bring who wanted to return to the ranged to more than 100 about an investigation he said Results of a survey among manWalter Eadie state director of fne proper Special Christmas day dinners red side could do so at mines and minerals believed the agers of various department TOKYO Sunday Dec 23 UP) time and will be observed programs toll would be about 80 A pit Allied negotiators stores indicated the volume of went to Pan- The communist negotiators gave death at the Industrial school deaf and boss Deneen Taylor predicted the muniom today noDing that t n sales has been good this year no reply blind school and tuberculosis above 100 Mine communists would agree to a'pro- The request for an immediate ex- - deaths would go sanatorium K foster pre- equa&ig if not surpassing those John supenntendent mercy " exchange of srek of wounded and sick All and prisoncounty schools change city of ajlear ago dieted the final toll would be "over posedwounded prisoners of war of ers and invitation both sides the will remain closed through the The t nhhirn rnmmtinict re f Fetjble have been looking more Dec 22 LOUISVILLE Ky were made by Rear Adm R E 70'Eadie said the rewith students holidays city for quKMity than for price offi— on armistice issues proba- to Rebel yells of indignation (AP) Libby head of the U N sub dele- bly was caused by explosion turning Jan 3 and county stuan accumulation hadcompromise cials said They agree that the arose today over the irreverent obliterated chances of virtually of on 2 dents Jan exchange discussing gation a of methane of season gas frequenttype shopping began earlier display of the Confederate battle prisoners item four on the confer-- ! ly found in coal mines A spark TOKYO Banday Dec S3 (UP) making it somewhat easier to flag on lingerie ence agenda set could have meet the demands of the public off he said the The communists today evaded a gas The loudest cry of anguish The reds had protested removal direct reply to an came from Ransom H Bassett U N Hold Scant Hope of 37500 the from POWs Nearly Sold Out "mercy" exchange ef stek and executive secretary of Kappa Alprisoner list after the allies found Sale of toys especially began Experienced miners held little wounded prisoners ef war and a order with its 75 active pha South were Koreans loyal they hope for the trapped men They U N spokesman said the reds' southern chapters early witlj some stores reporting The delegates have only four theorized — either evasiveness amounted to a rethat all had died — they are now just about sold out Displaying the flag on windaavs 10 reacn an agreement m th explosion or from lack of jection of their second shipment shields and neckties is bad ill th nri Kfo wtiin Meanwhile thousands of fedenough but — on a provisional buffer zone This °XXk of the rescue teams de- - "Christmas truce" but allied ofwere enjoying a eral ! While many other parts of the - k employes "Worst of all" said Bassett four-da- y Postal emuuuo £ uunu liui - ficials insisted there was still hope on holiday "are flags nation- braced for more harsh win- break down Dec 27 hut only mat girls' bras and panh 3vcii" Hi that the reds would agree to the ployes however were among ties now being sold in some ter handouts to would a have demarcation line Ogden and vicinity be the head of one body: other bodies immediate exchange of ailing pris-- : the less fortunate with Monday stores" redrawn pressed close to the floor as if the oners requested yesterday by the being a regular working day He said the southern banners faced the prospects of continuing men made final desperate clutches allies December weather today and for them are located midway on the bras mild g Allied spokesmen asked for the far tomorrow Government offices in the area air: bodies with and are stitched on the panties "earliest possible answer" to the limbs ripped off: others roasted will remain closed through TuesTonight's temperatures may drop like a monogram on a prize Twenty-fiy- e to between zero and 10 above in of the 32 recovered proposal and they hoped the red day Work will resume Wednesfighter's trunks bodies have been identified They reply would be given at the pristhe east portion but otherwise only day and continue through Saturwere taken to a temporary morgue oner subcommittee meeting that be- -' rain or snow flurries Were in the day Employes then will be Off at the junior high school Four men gan at 11 a m today (Dp m Satoffing for the two days before Sunday Monday arid New Years 21 who survived the blastNwith in- urday EST) ' " Christmas day and work through Saturday A series of propaganda broad-- i The forecast for today was partly juries got out last night) again nexfweek The mine owned by the Chicago casts clouded the issues Late closing hours were obBEAR RIVER CITY Utah Dec cloudy in the northwest with a few A United Nations command showers or snow flurries and most- 22 AP — A 21 year-old served by liquor stores Friday Redmond Wilmington and Franklin Coal Co is one of the world's largest shaft broadcast accused the communist and Saturday but all three will ly clear in the south and east Utah music student was killed close at eight p m Christmas trying "to fie- -j other persons injured today coal producers producing three truce negotiators-ocloudy with light rains or snow in eve the northwest tonight spreading In a two car collision one mile millionjtons annually It includes 12 gotiate for future war in Korea" would miles of sprawling tunnels j and said the reds probably All veterans administration Mayor George T Frost said yes- - over the state tomorrow north of here to stall the conference beyond offices will be closed on Monday try The dead girl was identified as terday a scheduled appearance of High today will be between 38 I the trial period for the" Dec 24 and Monday Dec 31 E snenii mac m waae Deiore city and 48 the weather man predicted! Gwen Rasmussen who reportedly cease-fir- e line A Littlefield manager of the council members tomorrow morn- The low for the period end was en route to Sun Valley Idaho ed yesterday evening was 27 and over the Christmas holidays Salt Lake City Regional office ing has been cancelled Demand Airfields "Sheriff Wade readily agreed to the high 40 said Bullen 26 Salt Lake City It said the communist demand to Bryant Wind - driven snow yesterday her companion was taken to a hosCity and county offices will my suggestion to postpone the hearbuild airfields in North Korea durremain open Monday between pital suffering from concussion and ing until after Christmas" 'the closed U S highway 30-ing the armistice period meant the "We both felt that Echo junction in Utah and Evans- - other injuries mayor- said difference between peace and war Kettles Unfilled Christmas eve was a Door time to ton in southwestern Wyoming The Carole Price 24 and Hyrum with renewed communist aggresIn the meantime Capt John publicly discuss controversial mat Utah highway patrol said the route Price 23 both of Malad Idaho sion Police in arrived last Ogden night ters was of twice Bawden closed for periods rang- also were hospitalized with unde-in- g from Cincinnati with Richard A the Salvation Army Peiping radio charged that Am- said-thSheriff Wade Friday received organization's Christmas up to more than two hours At termined injuries 32 who is rharirod with first erica's "high handed attitude" in Tavlor kettles-arOfficers reported the Price auto degree murder in the holdup-slav- decidedly skimpy this council consent to discuss prisoner nightfall the highways were listed lne negotiations naa arousen oppo-in- g as open but motorists were advised and the one feeding in the jointly operated in which Miss Ras-t- o of George W Gray among the British: Ogden sltitm radio stay off of them except in mussen and Bullen were riding jail section and matters said the U N would yang U S highway 191 on collided emergency pertaining to law enforcement ain the enmity of the world The prisoner was returned by on — — — Mayor Frost said he didn't know — Detectives John G Pincock and 'f jt insisted on its "absurd" plan about the arrangement until he reFrank W Reeder who drove the or ' prisoner turned fsom a business trip Friday from Cincinnati in a police change Ring-TaileHe d said several persons night United Press beCorrespondent Ar prowl car The return trip was criticized the time of the meeting nod Dibble reported from the U gun last Wednesday night "and the council certainly does not Gray was shot through the chest F- - peace camp at Munsan that want to do anything that would National Dollar Stores Christmas miracle could in Crompton's Pay'n Takit market ?w spoil Christmas for anybody and Rich's last Oct 13 when he attempted to bring an armistice by the Dec 27 " Sheriff same Wadefeels the way on expiration of the RoLBn's prevent the intruder from harming deadline tomorrow at eight-thirt- y Attsa meeting cease-fir- e L R Sariiuels (check list) DENVER Dec 22 (UP) — Santa en ts to the children who attend his wif Tai lor will be given a line m the council will pass But he said it was "possible" that L R Samuels (nylons) hearing in city ourt an ordinance authorizing transfers Claus arrives for the monkeys of T the party -- which Mrs Shannon a preliminary oetore war prisoners may week former city councilman s widow judge J yum come down the road of unexpended sums in the 1951 City Park zoo at exactly Small Ads to Panmunjom Nebeker 1938 in started giving and consider several other p m (MST) next Monday under budget - — sometime close to the holiday seaC C Anderson Co (laihps) Last she said an estimated year of items year-en- d business son the sponsorship of Mrs Biilie Shan- 2800 persons attended the affair jG C Anderson Co a (watch renon a majority of them adults pair) C C Anderson Co (millinery) And as for the past 14 years the Presents for both children and Blackburn-Jone- s Co monkeys' annual Christmas party monkeys will be mosUy candy and Canton Cafe has been held Saint Nick will be nuts But the monkeys will get more d in the form of a Simian toys since tne Country Club theatre Stewart SA primarily is named Skippit who is Mrs Shan- aimed for theirparty WASHINGTON Dec 22 (UP — EditorialsAlsop CUlligan Soft Water service Mrs enjoyment SA non's 15 year-old Shannon Dunkley Music (organ) Truman President said pet today gave each Peter Edson NEW YORK Dec 22 (AP) — SA Egyptian theatre House White employe a large picEight-feTree Thinks of Monkeys Herrod and Co (throw rugs) Josephine Baker Negro entertainture of Blair House his temporary Gallop foil 7B er has filed a $400000 damage suit "We're going to "have an eight- - "We want the monkeys to enjoy home Herrod and Co (airfoam) Obitoaries 9B The Nadine foot Christmas tree this year that Christmas too" said Mrs Shannon ' The photographs mounted on an Drew against Columnist Walter Winchell Pearson 6 A Ford Hearst Sales Feawill be put up in front of the cages who purchased Skippit while on a 11x14 inch white background bore Ogden corporation and King Radio-TPay-LeSB and then Skippit dressed as Santa honeymoon trip to Central America the words: "Blair House — Drug store (Sunday tures syndicate Programs The suit filed yesterday in fedwill ride in a toy IB-Sspecial) in 1936 porary home of the president dur- - Society eral court charges that Winchell along the front of the cages sleigh Penney's Beauty studio The party always creates a great ing reconstruction of the White pass- 11 A ISA 13A 1A Sports South Washington Furniture Co "maliciously wantonly and reck ing out presents to au ot the little excitement among the zoo mon- - House and in larger 7B Standard Electric Co (8 ads) Den- - keys and Mrs Shannon hopes they letters lessly printed and published'' items inmates" said the middle-age- d Christmas greetings from Theatre 9B Vital Statistics Superior Beauty school her efforts the President and Mrs Trurt-aattacking her on Oct 25 and stsfver woman enjoy Venetian Blind Co of Ogden other occasions "This is my Christmas" she said 1951" Al Warden Skippit also will pass out —pres- ItA — 4— 4 per-sonn- Allies Hoping Reds Okay 'Mercy' Trade el Think of It Suhl Puttirig Rebel Flag on Lingerie i j 1 1 Milder Weather aJIied-propea- ed Expected Today "'" rKt j life-givin- Box Elder Crash Kills Utahn Wade Councilmen -- Session Cancelled and-thre- ! f Sti-d- ay Police Back With 24-ho- Murder Suspect S - J ty hanks a Million Folks 'or Community Survey sjy 39 38 SI 20 SI S3 I CAIRO Egypt Dec 22 (APV Egyptian civilians — presumabM 1 To all you readers who have been mpmhprc nf ' at ('' " triiArriUn uin ItrtAvatUi battalions — burned a British erd 'm helpful in telling us what you baxsy car on the Cairo-Sue- z roalj (Ihught during "The Community IMfcvev" we thank vou reported r At the Hebir supply basMf-Wlearned a lot! have in the canal Zone snipers shot out your letters tell us vou have searchlight i and other Atterrorists!£ aaarned a lot! TOsea explosives at miration gam we thank you for neipmg without damage the British pianf arilj o serve you better! nouncea ' Ige Ads mnderson Jewelry Co (photo- ifiphic equipment) Anderson Jewelry Co (general) 'Your Standard - E x a m i n e rm C Cs Anderson Co (gift list) ny-LesDrug Store (check list) Liassitied department would Penney's like at this time to extend Stiu bach Jewelers HOLIDAY GREETINGS to jtandard Optical Co everyone And remember there are still fedium Ads many many good bargains ad- mm C Anderson Co (washers) vertised in the want-ad- s C Anderson Co (nylons) throughout this holiday season oyles Furniture Co Your guide to values is The bmmercial Security Bank Want-ad- s r nkiey music to radio' yg Hwnwe's Hardware ''ifimbw ST WEST FRANKFORT 111 Dec 22 (AP— Hopes were fading tonight for the rescue of from 50 to 60 men trapped in an explosion-shattere- d coal mine after 32 burned and torn bodies were brought to the surface Sweating rescue crews continued their desperate prob-ing through thick smoke and gas to reach the men 550 feet underground at the Orient No 2 tnine near here Appeals were broadcast for more rescue volunteers 23 (APi —The allies dramatically city-coun- Egyptians Burn feritish Auto 70 I T i Lake SBSan Pran w xiih ucorgo SS Vegas M Sweating Bring 32 Mutilated Bodies Sobbing Wives Wait Word POW Camps - LIS S3 : Allies Invite Reds to See bumper-to-bump- S 1 34 PAGES— THREE SECTIONS T Calls on Industry Union To Keep Producing v Until Waqe Board Acts J Max-Mtn- period Rescue Hopes Dim For 60 T rapped By Mine Explosion Crews Up Steel Sir ike Mustn't Occur WASHINGTON Dec 2 (AP)— President Truman turned the nation-wid- e steels ce threat over to the wage stabilization board tonight a fwarned that a work stop- page must not occur because it would impair the nation's defenses against "its enemies" He called upon the industry ajnd the C I O Steelworkers union to keep producing at ftpMpeed until the board acts MBA Sareiee AP Serele 1951 M-ho-ur pm Saturday): 40 21 Miami SS IT Mla—aooua New Or Iran ST 30 New York Atlanta Billings Hum Bostnn Butte Cheyenne Chicago Denver I far the Max Mm Ogden or in N i inhtiet h it Pyong-butch- er ! man-for-ma- Santa to Visit Monkeys in Denver Zoo two-thir- I j ring-taile- battle-shatter- ed V ' j Entertainer Files Damage Suit ex-m- an 30-d- ay l"s ty n Here s Truman Yul uie riroolin Uieeunq INDEX -- et ss tem-Cla- us V' B 1948-195- 1 - ' : Jrwas a Couple oi Days Before j Christmas and All 'Round St Nick— Guess Who? I! ' sn Carlton and Steven Bailey seattNi Dee Rankles is setting along of Mr and Mrs Richard Bailer ly with the Jolly old elf 1364 Marilvn drive check old the North role as he tells ta Claas of the wishes and Santa Claas on what they expect! res he has harbored for the to find in their stocking Christ-- ! ost part of a year Ho ean But St e vie was 'ft morning interested 1st the lollipop: ins f 1111 ill who with his grandfather t? K Miya of Layton dropped in on Banta tells all There are quite a few things he'd like bat he didnt think he had to tell old St Nick all of them Santo knows a boat these thing s yea kno Little Ronnie Kawa s A BB gan which shoots real SB's not corks is the desire of Greg Rankles son of Mr and Mrs Wendell Rankles 644 Also on the list is two-gu- n Hopalons Cassidy outfit and number of other things boys Greg's age think about at Christ- Thirty-se- cond A doll is what Mary Ann Stetter wants and a doll is just what she looks like as she sits on Santa's lap and looks trastingiy into the old cent s eyes 8WV the daughter of the John Stetler'a 7 Eighth and she was thrilled Max Manninr son of Mrs Zelma vunnmz of Hooper eyes the candy that fees with every visit to Santa Claas as It always has Meantime Santo queries the yeong lad aa to what he weald ilka come next Tuesday ine Bunnell daughter of Mr Mrs Edward Bunnell uf Prove came to Ogden to be with trandm t and grandpa over the Christ mas holidays and while she was at it persuaded mama to bring her downtown to see Santa Clans pJanta ii looking over his I ta photo recking over the rail at oM St Nick Mens with aa anidentified friend who Is wide-ojjrIn astonishment to Ciaudette Haff nao lives at Z714 WalL Her tarn to talk with Santa ease toon after so she could deliver her Uat ed the |