| Show Fewer Births Predicted TBobby Sox Killer Truman Finally Is Found 'Sane' LOS ANGELES Jftn 4 (AP) — A bobbjy aoxer who strangled a little girl left in her care will bo examined by three psychiatrists After they report their findings Jan l fi the court will decide whether the girt Delora Mae Campbell is treated as a juvenile or tified ai an adult Dr Marcus ft a fun county Jail physician examined the baby sitter and told Superior Judge William B McKesson yesterday that she is courteous cooperative and sane but was motivated by an "irresist ible impulse" When she choked to death Isbell with a man's pock last Sun- to-b- '8 1910 sssjsW """wpl mja ld day 1920 1930 1940 1950 06DIN THE (UTAH) STANDARMXAMINR Admits Murphy Took Quit Post 3A " FRIDAY EVENING JANUARY 4 1952 IL S Is Raking in Gold Again WASHINGTON Jan 4 (UP)— President Truman finally has confirmed that Federal Judge Thomas F Murphy of New York accepted and then rejected his invitation to head a commission to wipe out Corruption in governz ment Mr Truman told his news conference vesterday he didn't car NEW YORK Jan 4 (AP) — Uncle Sam is raking in foreign gold at a fast rate again He has now got back all the gold he lost in the first half of 1950 when ho was paying out gold for high priced foreign commodities he wanted for his defense stockpile Nearly one billion dollars worth of gold has been added to the United States' hoard since June when U S exports began climbing high over the total of imports Gold still changes hands between the United States and other nations although American citizens aren't allowed to have it in monetary form This drain of foreign gold to the United States is one of the symptoms of England's economic distress about answering questions about Murphy and the commission but that the judge accepted the appointment and later changed his mind Murphy confirmed this but declined to give any reason for turning down the assignment concerns Prime Minister Churchill on his visit to President Truman The British have warned that their economy cannot stand additional spending for mutual de fense if it means further decline in their gold and dollar reserves To stop that drain on their re serves they are tightening their own import quotas barring more American goods from their shores so mat tney win nave the dollars to pay for the raw materials they need for rearmament The Rritih are also expected to seek further am irom me united states in the form of military equipment and raw materials on a basis perhaps e similar to the of war which lend-leas- time 1960 The nation's birth rate has continued its downward trend since 1M7 Then nearly 4tMM infants were bom—largest baby crop in U 8 history The next decade is almost certain to see further decline in the rate if only because fewer persons are now at the age of as a result of the drop in births during the'l93's Data forparenthood the News-cha- rt are from "Children and Youth at the Midcentury" (Copyrifht v 1951 Health Publications Institute Raleigh N C) BUDGET PRICED Truman Like Eisenhower Keeps Mum on Candidacy SATURDAY SAVINGS Special Purchase! Boys' WASHINGTON Jan 4 AS) —until he finds out whether Eisen- President Truman keot everybody hower will be entered Stassen announced yesterday" that guessing today whether he plahs to run for another term he is entering presidential priAnd the question whether Gen maries in Ohio Pennsylvania and Eisenhower will bid for the Re- Minnesota He said he was going publican presidential nomination into Ohio because Taft had chalapparently was delaying campaign lenged his support in the other two decisions on the part of at least two already announced GOP candi- states Stassen Wasting Time dates At his news conference yesterTaft shot back that Stassen's Ohio day Mr Truman repeated he has delegates "will not be elected and made up his mind whether to seek But he again refused to he is wasting his time and money" disclose the decision He said he Taft added that Stassen former would announce his plans when he governor of Minnesota and (cugets ready on leave as president of the Meanwhile Senator Taft an rrently of Pennsylvania would avowed candidate for the Republi- University an all-ocampaign in Ohio can presidential nomination re- meet Stassen also ran in the Ohio priportedly was standing by his ten- mary in 1948 and tative decision last October to enter it clear that he the senator made resented the move primary contests only in his home Taft's statement this time indicated state of Ohio and in Wisconsin feels that way again Friends of the senator said how- heFour years ago Stassen tried for ever that he was awaiting with 23 of Ohio's much interest an announcement Taft and won 53 delegates against nine Stassen said here Sunday by Senator Lodge of Massachusetts campaign manager that this year he will file a complete slate of delegates of an Eisenhower-for-presidtReA potential dark horse candidate publican group for the GOP nomination is Gov Ike Has Nothing to Say Alfred E Driscoll of New Jersey Lodge has promised good news He said that "there has been some for those who would like to see fl'rtjnf'' for his support by backers the general nominated So far of Taft Stassen Eisenhower and Eisenhower himself has had noth- Gov Earl Warren of California Driscoll had said ho was not a ing to say as t6 whether he is available candidate Taft was said to be off some decisions regardingputting his campaign strategy and itinerary until Cause for Weeping after the Lodge announcement NORTHAMPTON Mass Jan 4 Some Eisenhower backers have (UP)— They wept at Northampton indicated they expect the announcement to deal with entering the gen- when Frank J Drozdal s truck overturned The truck carried 215 bags eral's name in New Hampshire's March 11 presidential primary the of onions first in the nation and possibly disclose hi attitude toward such Students of Many Faiths action Harold E Stassen another an-- T a CORVALIJS Or nouncea candidate for the G O P Students at fWcmn Tn iw nomination already has Indicated here are 40 differ represented by he wouldn't decide whether to go ent voluntary into the New Hampshire primary churchrcugious nuns preference reports showed —- For Qood Listening Our Own Ambassado 5" CLOCK RADIO In Walnut Cabinet 2295 kssakssssw" WKL s JANUARY SBstssl I1 sB 1 Corduroy PROMOTION iJBFSSI XJk essbbS be 2495 i jttittiiiiiii ff The perfect way! to start the day Simply preset the alarm and presto — your radio automatically awakens you to your favorite program superheterodyne radio with PM automatic volunie control Accurate speaker Sessiohs In Ivory Cabiiet Sturdy Bestform Jess! 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