Show A THE OGDEN (UTAH) Bird Dog STANDARD-EXAMINE- MONDAY EVENING JANUARY 7 1952 82nd Congress Returning io Job Tomorrow Senator Plans Bill to Punish takers Both Givers of Bribe r 'Welcome fo Washington' j n v vgvii BIBanlH eaaanVftevJannaaanMaeaaaaaPBi LaannBBBBBBBBBS Jin WASHINGTON 7 (APi —4! taking or soliciting a bribe government payroll or d paying one to a fed-an- la)' i 1?por f£ an R- fh' campaigns All house seats will be at stake In the November voting So will 32 senate seats as well as the presidency and the vice presidency Because of the approaching elections observers generally expect the session to be marked more by talk than by action : many-toothe- l President Truman will blueprint his legislative program in his state of the union message Wednesday That will be followed by two more i MtmaarsNip all requirement ol Utah Stats Financial ilbllnv U HONE Attention! T0 Par First P Discount INS AGENCY Wa Represent 5 Companies POUO aV anti-Fren- aaeaK - UP! 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Wariield Day Scheduled ROCHESTER N V Jan 7 AP The man millions heard ringing "Ol Man River" in thefilm "Showboat" will have his day today here in his home town The mayor of Rochester has proclaimed this "William Warfield day" In honor of the Negro baritone of theatre concert hall and films 'Sound Off Brings Award Meted Peppers Body JOPLIN Mo Jan 7 CAP) — NEW YORK — Sam7 The first annual George Washington Carver achievement award went to Willie Lee Duckworth of Sanderville Ga a young Negro who originated the famous army marching song "Sound Off" He composed the chant during World war II while in training at Ft Slocum N Y Jan (AP) uel Masiello 26 wondered what would happen if he touched the wires protruding from a small percussion cap he found in his nana ment to a dry cell battery Tiny metal fragments peppered his body Give Land for Park EVERGLADES Fla Jan 7 (AP) Mile and Barron Collier Jr sons of the late Barron Collier for whom '7 CAP) A Collier county was PHOENIX Ariz Jan 7 (AP)- - MAMnlA:M4YORK Jan named have TT t The case of a Negro soldier killed madge of Georgia aboua lack of announced the gift of 32000 acres of land Ten in the Thousand lends in Kii! ri U'hnisp hnHv hac !nH r ransl corp0atinn rtn area of southwest Florida ftaJRV a Phoenix mortuary five weeks shows has stirred up a protest Everglades national park awaiting clearance on a burial site at c tl w uvva Set $85 Million Goal appeared no nearer solution today 7 (AP) — WASHINGTON Janjob — WASHINGTON Jan 7 The unburied soldier is Pfc (R-Senator H) said to- The Red Cross today set an(UP) "'absoThomas C Reed 19 who died in day he Bridges has agreed to become a lute minimum" goal of $85 million frontline fighting June 3- - His body for its 1952 g campaign was returned to a local mortuary Nov 28 and has been held there Boy Causes 2 Deaths since MARTINSVILLE Ind Jan 7 (AP) — Ronald Wayne Montgomery Objects to Procednnt 14 today admitted he shot Herman George E Reed th boy's father Taylor 68 in a robbery attempt and set fire to the asked that his son be buried in the Taylor home The bodies of Taylor and his veterans plot at the cemetery But housekeeper Mrs Clvie Bradley he objected to following the pro82 were found in the nuns cedure set up by the cemetery board MIAMI Fla Jan 7 (AP) — The Tim trustees required that letery 0f the Canadian beauty vanished while fishing on the ters of request be filed by three the Florida local veterans organizations Four overseas highway in and her husKeys deepened today other Negro soldiers have been band was reported near collapse buried in the formerly "They've gpt to find my petite veterans plot under this plan wife" said short stocky George Th Veterans of Foreign Wars Lemay back the tears Disabled American Veterans and "They've holding got to" American Legion have now asked South Florida law enforcement the cemetery board to accept Negro officers were doing everything posveteran burials in the plot on the sible to locate Mrs Hughuette LeWASHINGTON Jan 7 (AP) — n Where would you find the aeasV request of the next of kin member of a may The cemetery is owned bv Ari n Montreal federal government workers? zona lodge No 2 Free and Ac-- family Oddly enough the answer a comHer brother Raymond Daoust pilation by the civil service comcepted Masons Montreal criminal lawyer mission showed today is Caliyoung and the distraught husband worked fornia—not Washington D C It is the first time that federal closely with Deputy Sheriff James Baker in an attempt to solve the employes in a single state outnumber those in the nation's capital baffling case The figures based partially on Fishing From Bridge estimates show the Pacific coast This was their problem: state had 252000 federal emon Hughuette and her husband a ployes Sept 30 The Washington Montreal real estate area including not only the Disdealer were fishing on the south trict of Columbia but also nearside of Tom's harbor bridge No 4 by sections of Virginia and Maryabout 12 miles north of Marathon land had 249900 The government payroll on that Friday night At p m Hughuette date totaled 25 million of which who was wearing shorts and halter 173349 were outside the conleft George to go back to their con- tinental United States ON vertible and change into California's huge total the comThe distance was about dungarees 150 yards mission said reflects the emphasis INSURED SAVINGS The bridge spans water on en the nation's defense effort the highway whichdeepruns from About 50000 civilian employes have Miami to Key West A strong cur- been added to military departments rent flowed between the Atlantic there in the past year and the Gulf of Mexico and the New York with 193700 ranked second among the states Others night was dark and overcast Hughuette walked along the nar- ranking high were Pennsylvania' row cement strip on the south side third with 149900 Texas fourth of the bridge and vanished with 116500 Illinois fifth with 109900 and Ohio sixth with Protested Segregation NEW — - FT lt j asaajw N fund-raisin- Beauty Lost On Bridge In Florida two-roo- m More on Federal ten-thirt- imT- - y" 108-30- Tlow " ifm Know US fae eniwsfi fa evevydey tatareace problem By Fred Freerer 0 Will Share German Defenses Jr BONN Germany Jan 7 (API-Weofficials today said the Germans have agreed to continue paying part of the bill for weVMp BOfps in Germany even after a peace settlement is signed with the allies The United States Britain and Fraru- probably will promise in return to reduce this German financial outlay when German troops actually take the field as part of the European army the officials added That is expected to be at least a year Allied officials disclosed Tester day that West German military leaders have completed secret plans for a draft army conscripted on American lines for their contribution to the European fofSB The plans call for a maximum force of 12 divisions stern This hemispherical combos tion chamber with big well cooled valvea right fat d its top i mm QUESTION: I was riding to work the other day with a friend when he was involved in a minor collision The other driver assumed the blame and offered to pay My friend accepted $20 If the damage runs higher than that will his insurance company pay the difference? 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