Show - The Weather Temperatures Sunday sad MonOrasional liht rain la vallevs day mn in mountains Sundav and changing to snow and slightly eold-c- r northwest Occasional light snow and slightly colder Monday OCOEN iND VI CI NIT V -Cloudy Sundav and Monday Ores-Ionlight rain changing to snow and colder Sunday afternoon Occasional light snow and slightly cold--Monday High Sunday '37 and Monday 34 Low Monday morning TJT AH— Cloudy Trmsersturm far Uw "tiding at aeven r - BaturSaj BsaaJOa: Max Mm 41 32 M:nnanoli — 23 Orlraoa'ST S 3N : 34 sa Tort la-ho- 12 Omh OPUonila Yaar-- No 63 Th 3S2 United lea Aaaelatad Fran OGDEN CITY Press Surprise Raid UTAH SUNDAY MORNING DECEMBER 30 jm" k PmB fexjBajsaB IsflaBHHaGaiaaaSHanMS f-- ' TlsaafeSar ' ifflaaMB?!' I Police Take Possession As Evidence Points to Unlawful Sale of Liquor ! tt multi-millio- S L Home Looted Of $9000 While Family on Coast SALT LAKE CITY Dec 29 (AP) reported today that between $9000 WM stolen from lZL"nd the Thorpe B Isaacson home here while the Isaacson family was vacationing in Los Angeles The theft was discovered a neighbor noticed the front when at the Isaacson home open door A brother Lavar Isaacson was notified and he called police when he found the house ransacked Police called Isaacson in Los Angeles and learned that a metal box found empty had contained the large sum of cash There no explanation of why Isaacsonwasa Salt Lake City Insurance man had that amount of cash at his home Isaacson said the box contained three thousand-dolla- r bills two or 1 500 denomination several nd quantity 01 "Uer bills Isaacson is president of the board of trustees of Utah State Agricultur-5iS0ieg- e re Ht ofered $500 for recovery money of Captain D B Ballantyne head ing a detail of six police who raided the place at p m said three bottles of whiskey were found on the bar of the club located in the rear of the building mixers and other evidences of liquor sales The police action involves the entire business including the Bank omosery Decause Captain Ballantyne said the two businesses were served by common doors a y buzzer System and a vocal intercommunication arrangement From a standpoint of value of furnishings and fixtures— roughly estimated at $10000— this was the biggest knock-ove- r since police early this year opened a campaign to close down joints engaged in liquor traffic he said Police closed the to business They will remainplace in possession until after court action Booked Booked as of the club and the smokery was Norris Shaw 35 of 169 West Ray He and two others Millman Johnson 37 of 642 Thirty-eight- h and Joseph Gres-ha52 of 461 Twenty-sixt- h were booked for maintaining a common nuisance Each was released on $500 band Detective A M Garside head of the police vice squad said it is believed the owner is a man who has gambling interests in Las Vegas Nev Several other arrests are expected to be made The club was in the process of be mey remorieloH — — whn nni eny tered Captain Ballantyne said It ' eqmppea wnn a oar of rustic log design To Be Confiscated Items to be confiscated police said include more than $5000 in cash pool tables restaurant fix tures tavern equipment cash registers guns marble machines and the bar furnishings Inventory of the place will require another day officers said Captain Ballantyne said police allegedly had obtained earlier evidence of illegal liquor sales through undercover agents who reportedly bought 12 alcoholic drinks which have been sent to state chemical laboratories No resistance was met when the n detail entered Other officers in the group were Sergeants LeRoy Jacobson and W A Allen and Officers M P Erkelens and two-wa- Co-Ow- May Be Quiei For Ogdemtes - six-ma- uuuora ureen Close Highway 40 SACRAMENTO Calif Dec 29 (APt— A heavy snowfall in the northern California mountains closed transcontinental highway 40 today for more than six hours From all indications New Year's eve 1951 will be a quiet one in Ogden with emphasis being placed on retrospection of the past year's activities coupled with hopes and prayers for an even better 12 months to come There will be numerous private parties throughout town to Usher in 1952 some large like that at the Ogden Golf and Country club for their members and some small with friends meeting friends in someone's home Most Ogden Protestant churches have scheduled watch night meetings which will see out the old and see in the new with songs and prayer There will be dancing and jollity too — at the Plain City ward hail at the Berthana ballroom and at Various clubs and Aancn Halle Cover charges will remain about me same as tney ve been but in many places there will be special menus and music - All three state liquor stores in Ogden will remain open until eleven p m Monday for late shoppers and will be closed all day Tuesday Ogden Chief of Police Maurtce J Schooff today advised motorists: "Don't let death take your holi- day" "Ogden city has chalked up more tlan 200 deathless days from auto- mobile accidents" he said "and a holiday like New Year's with its outlook for the future shouldn't be the day when someone dies because of mixing alcohol and gasoline" Penalty for drunken will be stiff the chief said driving Heres List of Public's Not Shy About Airing To See if Ike Will Run in '52 NEW YORK Dec 20 (API— An 11 year-old Texas boy left for Paris today in hopes of finding out what many people want to know — whether Gen D wight D Eisenhower will run for president Stephen West of Dallas wearing a large "I Like Ike" button was accompanied by his mother Mrs Antoinette Adam as he left by plane for Paris to meet his idol She had promised him a European trip as a Christmas present The boy immediately wanted to know whether ho could meet the Mrs Adam wrote general and asked Elsenhower's office replied with a suggestion that she telephone the office on her arrival in Paris and that an appointment would be arranged if the general could fit it into his schedule Views on Parking Indications that there is more than mild public interest in the current study of Ogden's parking and traffic problems were noted Knu E J Allison Saboa — t Bv late Monriav "'" applicant ror the key post of Ogden scheduled to leave city manager arrived by train last should have a fairly night ready for a series of inter- whether Ogden will views by council members town for an indefinite sHiwiBMwiaHa aa uhn Mr Um Allison definite idea be his home period The reds took the hill Friday and battled nearly all d Best Utah Stories trf - 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W rd Vjomk " ty 1 aarna J' three-membe- — 111 : J2T fZi w T'ilLr -- - "c"' ! i 1 pre-Kore- eopF ' -- Vi o1" J efplk!aB4 for Of den's citv mansster post hom bv reading a J11 i"' cUv he my i He la shewn In the Ogdea Stendard-Examinpaper Jaaaes with B Faolger aasiataiU Ogden "osa er f" mayr d INDEX tpeai - you can sell "don't needs" or — uuV j re-W- ar i be-inni- er i j JfK Gnr t It's an old Chinese custom to 11 WT ° your bills at the of the New Year could use extra cash for Standard-Examin- Sin-an-- -- i Tiniest Baby on Record Amazes Ogden Doctors ntendent Gardner executions BP Pre a-f- U: j double-parkin- legislative session I?i Special ty grand jury H2 year-en- d "e I -- ww - those day Saturday through subzero weather to hold the j 'Z f ?th It's fr f The top 10 stories of 1951 in Utah as rated today for United Press by Utah editors! were: h Prison riots and wrangling Wyutah streamliner wreck °' George Albert Smith and of David O McKay aUJt$- churen president ? ?P'demic and Utah coun- ln°culetion experiments of Colleen Kay (Miss TH5 ff"0" Hutchms as Miss America S18 nt ground D 2 six-poi- In the late afternoon the Rep Walter K Granger senior member of Utah' congressional reds themselves attacked but delegation and former speaker off tT umwa T liea lo aeni Utah house of representatives yesterday Ever so many who answered the Saturday announced he will seek! Uons line ui thousands of questionnaires dis- ofheBri1ish1 Aft I from tributed by Ogden city planning ican are known to have been cap- - United States senate- the tuU warplanei commission went overboard in giv- tured by the communists Not one With a record" of public service roared overhead and pounded the on ing their ideas on ways to improve of these has appeared on the red including the j rede membership § prisoner roster the situation Mercery Drape flPWnng the first nine months In addition to filling In blanks of the ewnrarases ox congress war the communists lo-i- " VaajtBratures on the western on the questionnaire men and nounced the capture of 65000 allied Grarfger served in Prance In the front dipped to five below zero women added a paragraph or two soldiers Nine months later they marines in World war L It was even colder on Before going to congress he Saturday said they have only 11559 prisoners on the back of the form served as mayor of Cedar City the eastern and central front —net loss: 53441 Hourly Ticketing thermneter registered Appearing frequently was the as low as 12 below service commission ITT i IT suggestion that the parking meter TT VY P IIS There wss no reoort of any sic- cssman Granger is a mem- district be more rigidly patrolled ber of the L D S church served a nificant action from the center or to cut down on overparking and inree'year mission aid va hitmn that police ticket a car every hour Six that the vehicle is in violation nine years Superforts dumped fin tons "If the vehicle stavs in one stall of high explosives on the rail yard Grow With Water all day police should ticket it nine at Maenjurtg north of the North — 29 iAP Dec WASHINGTON times" suggested one "This would In making his announcement Korean capital of Pyongyang and make overparking so costly the The house activities Granger said in me west w 5 three other attacked the soon row if we would have practice water an only committee said todav Soviet soving stop" airfield in the same area our ansame the line Thinking along The far east air forces said tha aricuiiuraj and industrial demands other wrote: "Under present con' in wi" rtm imiiMi --ri ran iniu nrrrr inn-ai- r a It proposed that amount of water we get I will con- - uuinwni ditions the streets have become a draMc steps craft fire and were bv public parking lot— at rates cheap- foreign espionage even In peace-- j tinue to fight for more water for red fighter but allchallenged returned to er than could be had in a commer- time be made punishable by death UtJh base sgfelv Light snow or rain is in cial parking lot" 8 28 bombrr5 of the Fifth air of Russian a In review w1"!" critical toe Ogden area today expected Another suggested "Grant avenue with temor force thundered over North Kofouht - over the in activities this country peratures expected to be slightly has wide sidewalks which " V? Sun- rp end 30 committee Saturday the night early reportyears past lower than the past several days could be cut back five feet or more "d wn ?n ' h " to hitting the red transport sys- it found an alarming lack of ' J10" all measures which day The weather will be part of a on each walk giving practically ed sPP°rt tern of fn cases esolonace orosecution wide rain area moving into north- two more traffic lanes with parallel that have been discovered from ouaJ °"r "VJfA An Jgigtith army briefing officer ald ern Utah southern Idaho and north- parking" sUbility A strong and Mld h latent estimate "f red cas- date the present 1910 wiuno national economy witnout western Montana The front is ex- On Bus Problem ih waste must constitute our first line 1515688 Interest pected to spread into southern and A woman from Marriott shed P X° eastern Utah during the dav 11 light on the public bus problem The committee Term r Light fell in Ogden Saturday also while giving utar interest in war UrrL her rjn suggestions while some foot hill areas got a light on parking Meanwhile at Munsan the el- contacts within the congestion: fall of heavy wet snow "If all Ogden people who work menf of Justice It noted without ? " terms for poicin -- KorMn ruw Satur- downtown would ride the buses elaborat that it was investigat- I'Tt lL nt it is only logical to believe that ing what may possibly be a hith- flnl Hf1' as a calculated risk" in hope sufficient bus patronage would be erto undisclosed instance of es- - 5521 anolstice iH An allied delegate told the red and present ikl 7 aepanmenu provided wnnintnc Pionage parking to elected most the nowerful bejng it was the final offer on truce suspaces sufficient to care for shopine committee is imeresteo in rmmi i and must be accepted because and pers and others who come in to do this Phfse of to committee Prior that pervision pionage business" without change on 2H comthe agriculture A resident of Roy wrote "Bus "We shall have nothing further to propose" he said loading zones should be established Judith Coplon and Alger Hiss have at The communist radio at Pernios in the downtown dis- been employed by the department Sponsors Many Bills yMrs he ns trictmidblocks so that street corners could be 'of justice : heard in Tokyo called the allied aa- - — the committee said offciated as city manager of Salina j opened to parking of vehicles" "the securrty of this 'k of !tle step in lvnce gram milling city of about 30000 Another Weber county resident would suffer a severe blowcountry if the Granger-Thy- e but said foT i DrovidTn act ?ro?" Earher he held a similar nost t suggested that "Wino park" a conioenua reports 01 tne leaerai the communists still cannot in the pre5ervaton and rehabiliUtion of least tolerate" any name frequently used in Interference in Hhys Kansas for four years and to referring national and forests private nnrlhuract urfin t i":— ZXTTL nv b jv v VI llll it his managerial experience goes hall the and the to amendment revenue the be cleared off for park- act extending the benefiu of cap-bck 31 years when he first took m Dark— lZ± nas little or no adine parx a charge of construction crew Provwons to livestock Tn North KoceVdurir an arms: to vantage the city and it definitely is not beautiful" Liague President In the last session i He is president of the Kansas Too Many for Cabs g?e' Granger authored rar- A business man complained that viding for rehabilitation of the Ute Municipal league which has a memmrormanon on an prisoners too Indians many meter stalls are reserved bership of some 8000 cities and rn on tne recoms tojwns and is head of the city man- for taxi cabs and trucks and other t WASHINGTON Dec 29 fAP— last week at Panmunjom exchanged special tvpes of vehicles He sug- Reports circulated today that Pres--! ager training committee at the of Kansas He is an engineer gested also that meter stalls in ident Truman is losing his enthusi- - Wholesale Prices Up Sweeping New Offer commis- - ' WASHinirTov rw ta an by profession yicmijies of banks be cut down to asm for a special clean-uThe sweeoina new allied use James R Foulger assistant Ogcan- - Average wholesale 5£8 tol°?k as meas- - posal for truce supervision and the 5°vernment prices Another den mayor who met the applicant : thought driving lanes Mf n r pj' n aruir caie ni i downtown Washington should in Washington D C earlier this along Lr: session opening be made nshinton narrower to open up space month said Mr Allison will be es'I cteven am!tiee S2 SUr reoorted - ' m todav d- -i hat- ti p corted about the city tomorrow for a third lane adjacent to parked VTmm wii-'a 177 index ik ri-he uu u 1 oaiuraa v at ranmunjom" vviiiuift piviuu :L r and will meet with all council cars This lane he suggested could on the Idea of a hoarrf iQ9 riil 111 T tmU ivuuiie3 ris in the g members for an evening dinner at be used for miki with nf nnmn li mm a —: - Mm " ago arm 131 per aUied offer was abandonment of year the requirement that a driver starv different and less dramatic Graycliff lodge Ogden canyon apcent above aver the four of the six safeguards which The council will interview the behind the wheel to move his car age the U N command had insisted on — back or ahead as parked cars aspirant tomorrow out retaining daring en armistice fit seems Ogden has many prob- pulled fifth was watered down Tabulation of the questionnair-- s lems in common with Salina traf- will The safeguards abandoned were reouire several weeks said fic bus service sewage treatment" aerial observation anywhere in KoOwen Burnham senior planner he observed rea during a truce retention of Majority opinions of citizens will Popular in Kansas outpost islands behind enemy lines be used as a basis for improving He athe hold a number of therm : City manager government popu- traffic and parking troubles a single supervision authority tor m Kansas is evidenced by the larity the truce and allied-reinsoec-Ugg- j fact that in the past 14 years A boy baby believed to be the the a to travel anywfeftgi The child was fingers fre number of such municipal systems Official Retires finest local birth ever to live for in Kaftaft born three months ahead of has increased from 17 to 33 he said WASHINGTON Dec 29 'API — time it has — three weeks — Salina itself is highly satisfied with The agriculture department an- - the Othodule is the center of interest among nni in r Arl retirement Of medical men at Dee hospital IiiiL k vunigm Danny is living in an airlock pgden councilmen will not know Charles A Burmeister a livestock Denny eon of Mr and Mrs crib which works something like ImnjlllMiAn S liflti- lOmOrrOW inlatne norhina u fr exoert Oscar T Tracy 702 Thirty-sixt- h m'uv en iron lung keeping the baby whether they will want to inftg ourmeisier oornmarKeiing in Ti den Tex Fdltarfctta barely made a showing on just under a constant pressure and other had been emnloved manager applicants beytOw tlst scales departthe be Aft entered the day it fore making a selection Mr Foulger ment for more than continuous of giving changes World weighing one pound mt flatter Mm- The council's goal is to have eleven ounces iThis the career manager on the job no device in use at the Poll Dee flallnp weeks three later Yesterday for about one year is given srahft JMpr than February on Cabs he weighed two pounds three Obitearies credit for pulling the child The city council must meanwhile Revenge ounces BARCELONA 29 Dee Drew Fearsea Spain find another temporary manacer bv through the doctor said wm arrested The attending phyician said Mr Tracy an inspector of reDec 31 to Ttake the -the underi7ed infant is doing frigeration and kitchen equipIB ft Snclety "wonderfully well" ment at Utah general depot ha 1A A ItA 11 Sporf been a resident of Ogden for 10 Fingers Cfsegaja MM -Theatre ' ir ana Mrs Tracv have i'r to now he appears to hft three daughters teUUstiea Vlui Danny being fJt¥ fft normal and ue are keeping our ' Mm Warden uoy Uni-vexsi- By United Press lUtemanTeud - Granger Says He'll Seek Seat in Senate Truman Cools on Saff" Cleanup Try? 10 Ml'NSAN Korea Sunday Dec M i AP) — The remmnnists today peints of a new alrejected twoOffer" for super vising lied "final a Korean armistice The alHeft Saturday made their offer i- a plan which reduced sharply their term policing a trace They insisted however on banning ronstroc-tio- n Allied of military airfields negotiators said the plan had to be accented completely er net at all la Rep Walter K Granger in race for Democrat nomination - I stolen ' T front ! Off Kansan Arrives in Ogden for Interview By Councilmen on City Manager Post reward of the lLYear-Ol- d -- er m SEOUL Korea Sunday Dec 30 ( APi — Communist infantry Saturday hurled back three allied attempts to regain a hill on the western MUNSAN Korea Dec 29 UP)— A high United Nations source expressed fear today that missing allied prisoners of war may end up in communist slave camps unless the reds are forced to give a strict accounting of the missing men The U N source said there can be no agreement on prisoner exchange until "we are assured that none of our boys will be left in some sort of slave camp — I there must be no legion of lost souls after this war" Don't Show on Lists The U N charges that more than 50000 of its missing men have not been accounted for by the com- munlsts Most of these are South Koreans but 1083 Americans re--1 ported captured have not appeared on communist POW- lists Evasive communist answers have strengthened this belief the U N source said! The reds have failed to answer allied questions or their answers have been contradictory 1 Thus U N delegates negotiating the prisoner issue have been forced to turn detective in the mystery-tryinto solve the complex and unanswered questions Here Are Facte Here are some of the known be-hin- New Year's Eve 10 CENTS Five Below Weather Hits Troops i Police Detective A M Garside (left) and Captain D B Ballantyne examine bottled goods and othrr items behind bar during police raid last night at the Sports club and Bank Smokery 2313 Washington 44 m M M Red Infantry Hurls Allies Back in Fight To Regain Vital Hill Slave Camps six-twen- ty SALT LAKE CITY Dec 29 AP Marcell Graham Midvale police chief tonight was named new warden of the Utah state prison John F Dugan chairman of the state board of corrections made th announcement at the conclusion of several days of deliberations by the board A formal statement released by the board read: "The board of corrections has appointed Mr Marcell Graham chief of police of Midvale Utah as warden of the Utah state prison The will be effective as of appointment Jan 1 1952 The board feels that under Mr Graham's administration the affairs of the prison will be conducted in thoroughly satisfactory manner" Aa Acting Warden Weston Haslam who has served as acting warden since T A Calli-eoresigned last Aug after a few weeks on the job will return to his position as warden Haiam was one of deputy three rumored candidates for the warden's position Graham a native of Big Horn Wyo served as deputy prison warden for a short time last summer He will step into what has been the past summer a hot spot Two riots and an escape attempt hav shaken the new n dollar prison about 15 miles south of Salt Lake City since the inmates were moved from the old Sugar House prison site "Ml Georga st : Wunmcta fttKI 30 PAGES— THREE SECTIONS POWs Feared Winding Up in Police last night took possession of the Bank Smokery ana its adjoining b ports club 2313 Washington after allegedly finding evidence of illegal liquor sales Chief Named Prison Warden Servtea AT Sarvtca NBA 1951 Bar Examination Closes Down Bank Smokery Nidvale Police 3g u i 33 33 St S3 IS ST 44 San Tranrnca 38 er lightUth 35 ta a 20 — Hantaan 30 Salt Lake al taiaClSaSaKi fx |