Show jr S Til Weather aaaaL— UTAH — Northrst portion hi creasing ly cloudy todav followed by light snow tonlfht and tomorrow morning Otherwise fair tonight and tomorrow Not quite so cold tonlfht High today and tomorrow 20 to 30 except 8 below to S shove in the Uintah basin Low tonight 20 in Utah's Dixie and SO below in the Uintah basin and sero to ill above elsewhere OGDEN — Increasing cloudiness today with a few light snow flurries tonight and tomorrow morning VOV Jgaaaaaa"deSaafc Temperatures 'Temperatures (or the m todav ending at Mven Owe UTAH FRIDAY EVININO a Minus 24 Degrees JANUARY 4 1952 NBA Service AP SERVICE BSJL BafSsffML1 aaaaSfl MM— jjSI BBSaWSSaaSnBSsf 'V SifSSA ' - BssW aa0lSI York Poratelln Portland Prove alt Take 01 07 10 10 ST WaaaessPsn -- 11 4 11 I -- 40 30 40 01 I FINAL EDITION f j ' V 1 i- - 'V v m&gaom Drifts Reported In Colorado Blizzard Idaho Roads Still Icy 80-Fo- ot yajaw Pat SOw 37 1 at Mercury Again Snow Flurry on Way Coordinator V3 New 24 PAGES— TWO SECTIONS " jfc ISt ager consequently Thomas East cannot officiate undfer such designation so he will be known as a coordinator Tug's 1st Nate Joins Captain Aboard Crippled Freighter LONDON Jan 4 (AP)— The first mate of the British Winter's icy fingers continued to grip Ogden and Utah rescue tug Turmoil today succeeded in boarding the Flying Enterprise to join Capt Kurt Carlsen on the crippled Amertoday ican — v- — — Mercury again fell to one degree above zero here early The freighter U S destroyer John W '5 ' today after a maximum of 20 degrees and minimum of one Weeks radioed that the tugboat &" "4t aLH man to over get aboard "managed above yesterday rails of is tBfeaaaaaaaaWlBBIaL' - - Jsilkaaaaaaai LaaaW The Ogden city council met yesterday evening to discuss a press announcement that Mr East a former Ogden city commissioner had been appointed on a temporary basis to help W Rulon White the city's former mayor who has been temporary city manager since w The driver of this heavy track and a passenger logging a few hours in the Nov 19 sleeper get a chilly din at P i Weber river like Councilman James R Foulger ena° see it bat there s a which had been riding the trailer piggy-bac- k pinned assistant mayor said he wanted to underneath (Photo by Harold Rlchins) —— ' know by what authority the office ' T 4 of assistant city manager could function since it was his underk' standing there was no charter provision for the office City Attorney Paul Thatcher said that while there is no mention iof the office in the charter the office Charles Carver could be created by ordinance "By By definite implication of the charter HENEFEJR Jan 4— A huge semi-trailthe office could be created" he lumbering I said through Summit county under a smaller truck hauled piggyCouncil members said they don't back fouled out on a MUNSAN Korea Jan 4 (AP) — snowbank at dawn today and wound care to go through the necessary The communists made seven objecicgai procedures oi adopting an up in Weber river on its back dunking driver and passenger ordinance since is allied tions today to the onlv temnorarv sn thev avraerf "at 24 below zero of for prisoners exchanging plan nave mr cast designated as a on The lighter machine IT N apbarely new a war and oromamr rejected budged from its moorings and was peal for an immediate trade of Be Is Mast Experienced — pinned upside down — under the trailer scarcely showing above sick and wounded prisoners Mr White who reminded council In a nearby tent at Panmunjom the frigid water memners he had made selection of allied truce negotiators asked for some miracle both tinn tn rpmnin the driver By i"' Rex B Eyre 28 of Cowley Wyo an explanation of reports that the ing on as temporary manager after and Delano Thomas 18 of Grey-bu- ll communists are me ciose oi rne year reiterated shipping crated that he considered Mr East the Wyo made it to shore without injuries planes into North Korea They most experienced and competent Thomas whose father owns the also accused red China of releasman available j WASHINGTON Jan 4 (AP) — equipment was dozing in the truck "1 knew that I wouldn't be able soldiers of Korean origin from to devote my full time during the Winston Churchrfl can get assur- sleeper when the highway colossus ing in 1949 and 1950 to form its armies ances when he reaches Washinginto a snowbank on a road day to the job and that's why 1 ton if he so desires that the United ripped curve some two miles west of here the cadre of the North Korean red asked for an assistant" he said "However I agreed to assume full States will consult Britain before at this morning army ordering any atomic bombing from Chinese Maj Gen Hsieh Fang responsibility r Awake Snapped Mr White said when he leaves air bases in England said there was nothing wrong in o The prime minister voiced confor a vacation soon he would desigThe jar and a in this He labeled the crated plane nate a city department head to cern soon after the conservative the icy waterway snappeddiphim report a "ridiculous rumor" officiate as city manager in his ab- election victory that Britain might Hsieh in turn accused the allies sence in line with charter require- not be told in advance told investigators he was of holding behind their lines He said that an American atomic attack hugging the road shoulder to open through intimidation with the atom ments Councilman Foulger suggested a from the East Anglia air bases a way for a lighter car traveling bomb some 500000 North Koreans man be appointed who could serve would put vulnerable Britain in toward him too close for comfort full time as temporary city man- the very forefront of World He stayed at the controls as the 'In for Long Straggle' cab plummeted down a Both subcommittees reported no emager "rather than have Mr White war III American authorities said today bankment and flopped over its progress toward an armistice serve one hour a day and Mr East Both it has been well understood from wheels spinning skyward seven hours" he said to try again Saturday aftttad "Your position is well taken Mr the start that the' bases would be The prisoner exchange subcomTrooper Ted London Utah highway patrol made him out a cita- mittee held a marathon session lastFoulger but 1 wish you had made used on a partnership basis Atomic issues are it before I took the job" Mr White expected to tion for failure to keep his machine ing four hours and 20 minutes come under earnest discussion besaid under control Afterwards Rear Adm R E Lib-b- y tween President Truman and Mr The said: officer peace said extent of Services Appreciated Churchill in their four-da- y series damages was anybody's guess until "It looks to me as if we are in of All seven council members remeetings starting when the both machines were righted Two for a long struggle" assured Mr White they appreciated prime minister arrives Saturday wreckers were summoned The reds rejected the allied exto fish his services in staying on as tempo- Officials think it is possible that out the helpless vehicles change plan Thursday but Libby asked them to study it further rary manager — which he has done Churchill and Foreign Secretary AnthonyfEden will press for re- Get no Help without salary1 Friday they specifically objected the more generous exto: Mary Woolley council member vival of of Eyre and Thomas were icing-u- p atomic change information said it was hoped the new city wnen they flagged a 1 Exchanging prisoners bf war was in effect in wartime Cadillac that happened along soon for civilians manager would be on the job nit which The eefieral atrmrla nf tK later han a month or six weeks which 2 Differentiating between the the accident leader wants to after "and the council is very fortunate diSCUSS the British The middle-age- d release and repatriation of prisonmotorist his tn submitted Was uIvium in having a man of Mr White's a mystery was all sym- ers It the Whole range of mat- identity He 3 experiences until the permanent terscovers Neutral supervision by the pathy stopped long enough of top importance to the two to exnress condolence manager1 arrives" Cross to make sure Red on) Council members met briefly in major western powers including gret that hp had no room in his or civilians wanted to prisoners be exrealtions with communist China sleek private session before entering the the cruiser for the unfortunate changed council chambers Subject of their tian fufhre of Korea and the Egyp- pair 4 Any form of paroles for and Iranian crisis What is not conversation was not reported It was another five or ten min- prisoners known is here Churchill's A precise utes before they finally hooked a indication that 5 Using a prisoner's pre-wMlwor George T Frost would be views on any of them address to determine whether he ride to warm quarters publicly criticized for a press anAssisting with investigation was is s North or South Korean nouncement that E J Allison The reds also: Deputy Dearl Shill of Summit y Salina Kans had been offered the 6 Charged that the allied plan county Ogden city manager job didn't would not speed up the exchange materialize of prisoners The council decision to offer thie ? Denied that thousands of to Allison was made at an job South Koreans had been impressed executive session He has until Jan into the red army 10 to decide whether he will accept me oner SEOUL Jan 4 (AP) — Allied stormed infantrymen heavy mortar and small through arms fire and recaptured prized today REDWOOD CITY Calif Jan Christmas Hill on the east central 4 AP)— A two-hoKorean battle front shower of soot Communist troops had attacked blackened Redwood City EVANRTfW Wvn Jan A ( AV and won the hill after dark The and San on the San FranJohn Branstiter critically assault touched off a cisco peninjsula yesterday Nov 12 when two Union injured Pacific A that lasted throughout most oftight disabled Southern Pacific trains crashed near here was rethe WASHINGTON Jan 4 (AP) night freight engine poured soot onto ported in a good condition today Utah's red haired cortgresswoman The houses had cars hands rewashed freshly Hospital attendants said howReva Beck Bosone can't make up peatedlypeak since changed clothes on drying lines and resChinese troops ever they could not estimate when her mind whether to run for th seized it on Christmas day The idents J Mam Branstitter would be released He senate run for governor or ask hill is West of MlmHnna nallau Even "white catshanged color was fireman on one of the trains -for reelection Along the rest of the 145 mile Bosone Democrat said she battle Rep front patrols of both sides naa oeen approacnea on tne possi- probed and fought minor skirmbility of seeking the senate and ishes While she governor nominations SlighUy clearing skies brought said she was "very much interest- out allied airmen in a limited numed in both" nifi' it ha ber of flichts The Fifth several weeks before she reached flew 79 sorties against communist a decision supply lines and front positions Rep Walter K Granger Demo- Thursday and Thursday night OAKLAND Calif Jan 4 (AP) crat already has innnnnml Kia ImJ slashed a bluf only 60 A tention of seeking the Democratic house was alowiv feet to the rear of the house Another possible explanation was iuiiiiaiion xor senator rrom utan slipping down a crumbling Oakthat the hill might have been land hillside today on the verge cracked by a mild earthquake reof toppling over a steep bluff cently onto an apartment building "There's one thing for sure" Seven families were hurriedly said Assistant City Engineer Earl moved out bf endangered apart"Another heavy Buckingham ments at the base of the bluff moot likely send the rain will ATLANTIC CITY N J Jan 4 And the house owners Mr and house down" J FALLS Jan 4 (AP) -- (AP) — The C I O Cntert Stol Mrs Morton J Kramer quit It seemed inevitable that the William R Smith Idaho s first workers trwiav mutivinail thalr their home city house eventually would make the manager has resigned his post here threatened nationwide strike for 45 The impending crash of the effective Feb 2 plunge unless some means is days but warned they will walk $16000 house recalled the utter found of shoring up the hill or Smith has held the post since out in Jate if ruin only a few weeks ago of the governMarch 1950 This is the second ment can't February moving the house to a safer looettle the steel contract a $35000 house that crashed cation time he has resigned but gave in down a rain sodden hill in San The Kramers were awakened the first time to commissioner pleas dispute Francisco delegates to a special before dawn yesterriav by a for him to stay to complete several U Cheering S W con vent inn mnmvail In Oakland city engineers said sound followed by a creaking projects recommendation of the the hill union's become so top soft might Smith said he had been offered a of the house Outside shifting atrmtiakea that the work from strategists recent oaw cracks in the earth The heavy rains that it uuwuon as ouogei otticer for North they was stabilA wage ? f Ameriran AiTi house slipped a foot then inched disintegrating " time to suggest a oat- Or it might have been disCalifornia toward destruction It slowly turbed by recent excavations that has about 100 feet to so rili" iV?TL b-o-kBB -- Trailer and 'Piggy-BacCommies Make Truck Dive in Weber River 7 Objections To POW Trade er six-poi- nt U S to Consult Britain Before i 49 Anel Max Mln Oi Minneapolis San Fran lOfSt George St Loult 14 31 uano Lot agfojgg a-- 27 14 -- IT 00 10 Chicago Law Ve OGDEN CITY 01 38 Butte Dunked--at man- ii - 17 Boston flames East ter for an assistant city at- 48 -- 101 City Council There is no express provision in the Ogden city char- fcfl m Miami 1 Ogden Atlanta BiUtnss The' United fiaM The Auociated Preu Says Assistant City Manager Title Is 'Out' period ur Atomic Bombftio 1 six-thir- ty sub-zer- 12-fo- ot Hungry Deer Visit Cities To Get Food Deer herds have been exceptionally low on the foothills the past few days due to the snow and cold Thirty head of deer were browsing in the vicinity of Thirty-sixt- h and Polk yesterday for several hours and at a late hour last night a large buck was seen in the vicinity of Seventh and Harrison In an effort to satisfy the appetite of the deer so they will return to their native habitat state game officials have established feeding stations at the mouth of Weber canyon and at Utah Hot Springs In Salt Lake City Mayor Earl J camGlade has launched an paign against marauding deer in City cemetery About 200 of the cold and hungry animals were driven out of the hills by heavy snow and freezing temperatures They moved into the cemetery early yesterday Will Hire Watchman Glade recalled that the animals damaged arbor vitae trees during the 'loig snow" three years ago The mayor said a special watchman will be appointed this year to turn back the animals Crews will also supply a repellent spray to cemetery shrubs And Roman candles will be used to frighten the animals as the last line of defense The engine crew of the Union Pacific ' Idahoan" passenger train had to dismount yesterday near Woods Cross north of Salt Lake City and chase the animals off the right of way Deer Killed by Car More deer were reported invading Brigham City looking for food and at Logan a frightened deer committed suicide probably unwillingly yesterday on Logan s Main street The buck threw itself into an auto driven by Bill Waren-s22 Logan At Mount Pleasant a cat got caught — liberally — in the subzero snap today Its tail froze to the ground Owner Bert Wilcox out fur and tail to free the animal all-o- two-poi- ut nt ki " late-mod- el pre-meeti- ng ar UN Recaptures Christmas Hill Rep Bosone Says She Can't Decide Even ythite Cats Change Color in Shower of Soof -- ur Railroad Wreck Fireman Better Cs-rlo- see-sa- w 4 Home on Verge of Falling Over Hill Onto Aparfnienf 40-fo- two-sto- ry CIO Steelworkers Idaho's 1st City Strike Manager Resigns Postpone ' "tBw Jonooara I ot 'Spook' Brings Fun but Girl Gives Up 'Ghost' LOUISVILLE Ky Jan 4 (AP) Maybe you don't believe in ghosts but it was a ghost that brought 11 year-old Joyce Sanders her greatest happiness "It made a lot of people come to see me" the youngster told county police yesterday between sobs as she admitted the spook that haunted the Henry Thacker family was her own creation Joyce was lonely And she had problems that would make many an adult wincey The youngster a boarder in the Thacker home with her two sisters is a ward of the Louisville and Jefferson Her county children's home mother is critically ill with cancer She doesn't know where her father us To pass away the time she the spook to work last Sunday put at his playful antios Various household articles would float mysteriously through the air Boxes sailed around the room for no apparent reason News of the "phenomena" spread and soon crowds of curious neighbors filled the Thatcher home Joyc was never She and her sisters sawhappier themselves on television As the crowds grew the girl made the ghost more active moving him to other parts of the house County Patrolmen Russell and Jack Fisher skeptical of the reports investigated They saw the falling cans and knives They also noticed that all such goings-o- n took place only when Joyce was around Aftei' private conference with the pert stufifth dent they announced grade the ghost was no more Joyce had admitted throwing the objects when no one was looking But she added "I didn't all those things People just throw imagined some of them' -- Mc-Dani- el Bulletin WASHINGTON Jan 4 (AP) ftoeoBjwr reported about SCO) charged with peddling 50ties were arrested today in dramatic series of raids 9mm a Weather will not be quite so cold tonight however with a low indicated at five degrees and high tomorrow of 22 degrees Increasing cloudiness is indicated today with a few light snow flurries tonight and tomorrow mornforecast for Utah ing The five-da- y calls for snow in the northwest tomorrow and over the state Monday and Tuesday with temperatures tomorrow through Wednesday continuing below normali Here's a log of Ogden's temperatures from 12:30 am today: Twelve-thirt- y a 5 above y a m 3 above v a m 4 above Three-thirt- y m 3 above y 1 above a m five-thirt- y a m 2 above a m 2 above Seven-thirt- y a m 2 above Eight-thirt- y a m 3 above y a m 6 above y a ro i 10 above The weather bureau at Salt Lake City airpoVt said the weather would continue cold and presented some o figures 40 Below In Utah' Indianola one of two small Sanpete county communities snowbound until yesterday reported the unofficial low last night with a 40 reading Vernal held the official low a 38 It was 37 at Roosevelt 34 at Heber and 22 at Fair-viealso in Sanpete county U S highways 40 and 50 now are y travel and deopen to pleted food supplies in Duchesne and Uintah counties were being replenished While the people may eat more heartily the plight of cattle in that eastern Utah area is no better Hay Shortage Acute Dudhoatso county agricultural agent Louis A Jensen said the shortage of hay is acute He said hay sold for $45 a ton before the storm and now is next to impossible to obtain He said some cattlemen are considering selling their animals since they don't see how they can feed them Jensen suggested a "haylift" might be necessary to ease the conditions Other animals were having tough times too A bobcat cuddled up to a warm storage tank at a North Salt Lake City oil refinery was routed with a pitchfork and finally shot to death 200 Marooned Near Price More than 200 persons are marooned at the Carbon county coal mining towns of Clear Creek and Scofield now buried under more than eight feet of snow Snow has clogged roads to the towns which are in a mountainous area west of Price Telephone lines are also out and the towns haven't been heard from for several days Meanwhile state road crews worked to reopen state highways 33 and 55 the coal lifeline between Carbon county and the fuel short Uintah basin 21 Below at Mated It was a similar story in Idaho Malad City was the Gem state's deep freeze with 21 below Idaho Falls reported minus 13 Pocatello minus 11 and Bur ley five below Rois? had a minimum of one above Kenneth Russell 53 disabled World war II veteran was found frozen to death on the Atlanta Ida road One-thirt- Two-thlrt- Four-thirt- Six-thir- ty Nine-thirtTen-thirt- sub-zer- -- -- -- -- -- w two-wa- -- the the Enterprise and now standing by with Capt Carl-sen- " Tugboat Capt Dan Parker was quoted as saying he is "confident I can get tow rigged if we get a break in the weather" The message from the Weeks said fog was closing in and the wind 2 had increased to knots at times Worse weather was predicted Alone Since Saturday Carlsen has been alone on the Flying Enterprise since last Saturday the day after a wild Atlantic storm broke his ship and knocked her over on her side The freighter has been listing at 60 to 80 degrees His crew of 40 and 10 passengers were taken off but he decided to stick with his 396 foot ship and her cargo valued at more than a million dollars and protect the owners' rights in the ship worth $1400000 The vessel built in 1944 is owned by the Isbrandtsen line New York A message from the Weeks said the rescue tug Turmoil had made five vain attempts in worsening weather to get a towline aboard 28-3- the Enterprise company Beaten 10 He gets enpptea snip Years Carlsen refreshed after the Weeks managed to get a light line to him and send across food and magazines yesterday spoke briefly over his battery powered radio shortly before dawn He waxed philosophical about his lonely plight "Being used to solitude the loneliness was not too hard to bear lolplESBORO Ark Jan 4 (AP) and I knew help was coming" A small farm mother Carlsen said "The thought of all of 11 children has been charged my loved ones and of my respons- with first degree murder in the ibilities kept me going" slaying of her husband who she told authorities beat her over a period and threatened to kill her Also charged with Mrs Velma Arnder is her oldest child Claude Jr The charge against the son was only "a technicality" Deputy Prosecutor Bill Penix said last WASHINGT&N Jan 4 (AP) — night It was filed against the The government today approved youth Penix added because he higher ceiling prices for Ford Mo- reloaded the 22 caliber rifle from tor Co passenger cars which his mother fired two shots It refused however to grant the into her husband s head while ha full rise asked by the company slept under the Cap hart amendment to Tells early Wednesday ef Mistreatment the economic controls law The higher ceilings apply to The husband Claude (Jack) A Ford Mercury and Lincoln auto- der was 59 mobiles The office of price stabWhen the east Arkansas fajoa ilization said the company has not woman surrendered to authorities indicated whether it will put the Wednesday she sobbed out a story increases into effect nttetutal mistreatment against her OPS approved a 497 percent hike OWi 'her in prices of Ford cars compared Almdst childlpi' for the past 10 with 539 asked by the company years she daily her husband had For Mercury cars a 34S percent beaten herrelated and the children and hike was approved compared with New Year's night had called in 437 percent asked For Lincoln their four oldest and told them he 519 percent boost was okayed planned to kill their mother to compared with 815 percent re- "get her out of the way" quested Sheriff's Deputy Ode Cantrell of The increases approved are the Craighead county said the slight wholesale level F O B factory frightened mother who is expecting another child admitted she pumped two rifle bullets into Arnder at their home at nearby Cash cig-are- ts Small Mother of 11 Slays Husbai§ 10-ye- ar Ford U S Lets Lift Prices Some 'Whoops It's Me Says Girl Named McGrathSays'No 'Mkid oi Cotton' MEMPHIS Tenn Jan (UP) A coed Change' Expected 4 blue-eye- d brown-haire- d shouted "whoops it's me!" last night when judges selected her 1952 Maid of Cotton over 18 other g finalists representing 12 states from California to Texas "I'm supposed to be composed" said Patricia Ann Mullarkey of Dallas as she jumped up and down and grabbed a stage prop for support Miss Mullarkey a Southern Methodist university student Is the second consecutive cotton queen from Texas Last year the honor went to Miss Jeannine Holland of Houston As "Cotton Ambassador of Fashion" the beautiful Texan will climb aboard a magic carpet of cotton for a 65000-mil- e tour visiting some 40 cities in 10 countries in Europe and South America cotton-growin- yesterday West Yellowstone Mont had 18 below and Big Piney Wyo reported 28 below In southwestern Colorado snow drifts were 80 feet high in spots Highway crews fought their way through the drifts to rescue 14 persons from shelter houses on snowbound Wolf creek pass It was the worst blizzard Hn modern Colorado history taking possibly six lives Two persons froze to death one man died of a heart attack attempting to free his car from a snow bank apd two truck drivers are still missing And the search for stranded motorists farmers ranchers and skiers still goes on Ice Slows Traffic roads slowed ' travel and disrupted communications in parts of Texas Missouri Illinois Kansas Oklahoma and New Mexico Six persons were killed on north Texas roads and 250 long distance telephone circuits were reported out of commission In southeast Missouri ice practically paralyzed some counties The ice storm knocked out long distance telephone service in approximately 20 towns Some electric power lines also were down Several southern Illinois towns across the Mississippi river from Missouri also were hit A freezing rain last night also glazed roads in Oklahoma and southeastern Kansas Parts' of Kansas and Missouri got more snow The weather man gave Alaskans a little relief comparatively speaking from cold weather today It was only seven below there Carlsen Capt Kurtaooara -- Ice-glaz- ed Train-Ca- r Wrecks Ruin Two Autos WASHINGTON Jan 4 (AP) Attorney General J Howard said today no change in his status is contemplated His statement was to reporters questioning him about rumors he might leave President Truman's cabinet soon McGrath had just come out of a cabinet meeting at the White House The session lasted an hour and 35 minutes — one of the longest cabinet meetings in months Appearing in a jovial mood McGrath told the reporters that "things are not always what they seem on the surface" Just before the cabinet meeting McGrath had turned aside with answers questions from reporters as to whether be had Offered his resignation Mc-Gra- r- - Stewart INDEX AW Roger Babsaa Dr' Brady Dr Crane Comics Editorials Charles Fnnk Rath Mlllett Major Mai Gallap Pell Obituaries Drew Pearson Radie TV Sports BOUNTIFUL Jan 4— Two train-ca- r smashups in south Davis county yesterday cost a Farm mr ton and a Bountiful man their automobiles but neither was hurt First of the mishaps resulted when Eric D Hogan of Farming-to- n skated off an icy road and onto the Bamberger railroad tracks m front of a train He rirarjod injury but his auto was virtually demolished in the crash A car driven by E H Bartlett Theatre Bountiful hung up on the Union 20 a nd 50 Years Ago Pacific tracks near Woods Cross and the Los Angeles Limited Vita! Stststlea d rammed into it a after Al Warden Bar tiett leaped to safety &pa)0j) split-secon- r th 6A CA 8A B Jm Wf OA " 7A 7A 0B CA HA 10A UA 9A tA m ItA 8A 4B |