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3 THE SALT LAKE Tninu-NE Saturday October 15 1919 House Gives Senate IN(itiee kge-014 Ceometry ludtfre Turns Doull Hiss Plea For Vermont Perjury Trial Turits Off Atli() Flow By Rod de Sarro i t111 ()IS II 1110011 1 11 II 1 Tells conoe To Finance Alilitarv Now wont a artakto Filo no tho irbi elattrs ha La0Abott trron alaroy prol043r a pprprtatori tor I hr atm or -at re "c-c ia Canto-kit tho 1wv4se that tho cAvatinues1 dotav ratinat op-c-krtto S1 ha a pirop00d orookitp tho tallitaty prvvrant IN'AFIIINGTON Oct tro-- rho house Friday seemed emphatic il41c41 on the artate that kt grants the but armed Per' ir MOM' pit be an1 not pot off until heat veer 1 ha threat of a pa vdav Sat 4rdev Ithout funds to treet It tuns ever th defense department A spokesman foe th dopart trent was asked by teporter -Does the army rtay and ar tnrcts have funds ence7gb to meet thee nest pa! rolls!" TN pIkeaman a answer la as: 're NEW YoRK Oct 14 (IT) Platrict Judge Alfred Cost denied friday a plea hv Alger Hots to movs 'rat plectra(' trial for perjury to a Vermont court instead of holding It again in New York The jury was unahle to decide in July on a verdict for Ill Ns 44 former state department Official charged with 1)ing when he denied passing government aecreta to Commumat opy courier Whittaker Chambers and that he had not IrVII Chambers since Jan 1 1937 A new trial was ordered Mae attorneys argued that the publicity over the firat trial was so great in New York that it would be impossible to find an unidased jury here for the second trial Judge Com Paid he had the per to order a change Of venue but he refumed to do ao "Ilind nothing in the papers submitted On the preeent motion to Indicate that there exists in this diatrict any such prejudice he maid The new trial now is scheduled to begin Nov 1 but It was considered likely there would be a postponement Mtch Oct II An Ohio coup1 own blood FridaY blasted aoaring hopes that they had found their long bit little boy litaribmkiert Mr and Mrs At thur Thompson turned wearily homeward to Payton For three day' they hail been almost convinced that I-year-old NVilham Thom O'Neill a ward of the elate of was their son Put tilmul tests showed this was hot true Once again the Thompson take up their nve-year search They have been hunting ever Mitre their baby ttona id disa ppeared from their horns with a nurse in 1914 (Vt 1 i 1 I i 1 4 te4 '6 4 ra )5: 1 01 ie a i el I 0 1 I 1 a Il Eti Andithk4IV 1 te07 N1111 111 ill pit 'fr f4 1 4 Congress Aids Atrain Fail To Set Parity Nrtt MdAtik Probh-foo 'We twit! atchonty the 'Mire months 400theri pay the ertire month's 400thert pay As Sales Dil) Od 1 reser reelfitt the pinch of the buyer's market in the auto industry riday announced shot down of car pro4liction for an "liv definite period" The shutdown effective in lo (lava skill idle h000 smilers at hateres huge Willow Min plant which turned out bombers during World War Company Pres Jr Kaiser admitted that dealer stocks were aboorrually low" but predeted an "early resumption of production" by his firm newest of the major automotive companies A company spokesman said the steel shortage was not a factor and Kaiser PILA It was not tor a model changeover H-F recently was granted a $344i-400) lorat tor the Iterwi struction Finance Corp to "cornplete its line of cars" Plagued by $ales trvible Kaiser Is reported ready to bring out a new lighter cheaper car in the Ford-ChevroletPlymouth price range with part of the loan KftiMer aant in announcing the production that the loan "has given confidence to the public dealer" and flnancing tiona In the future of Kaiser-Frio ter Corp The corporation has twice slashed production schedules this year and last month shut down 10 days for "inventory I i Five A Persons Disappear Without Trace ill 60 Days tIN wAstitNGroN Ovt 14 tt roil liut next month PIT ba 4 4Arra(t nonlm HI ea tot to a rote tho tout xi tarm-sraided aerators and le would go strh a xlith rwrrrsomtatil ea failed to brine' lop-gsp apendIng measure tor the agreement Trtday up ess iew Ft-my army navy and atr torte unta next aurrutt kaxlatuaa teeday ohly The tfth ernes-gerver one of the tvelfereee trt34 a ire trim-tog authortty stspinect lost ro 1 that how nem I )ln-day bets are otterlrl a romprottuat This was the ho4Ahe reply to ern-- a 1 tataa aataturg pot" 'Ikt et hen--rd bike yea ote ortrot la aotmir for a fltwrs under a tz-eat neo (21'--1 tiles he bureau at missing 'persona to swot too-thirds et a triangle" LOS ANGELES Oct 14 Where have they gone? The merry widow who vanished at the ebb-tide of her fortunes The beautiful hit-playor who kept an appointment with Dr Nobody The three men who made a business Of gambling and may have lost their stake in life itself In the last two month five persona of some prominence have dropped from sight It is as if they had left the face Of the earth leaving behind them nothtng but five more dossiers in the 14 Firkt to Dikappear First to 4 disappear WAS Mind 'Boomhower 4 plump and high! spirited once-wealthy Pocthlite On Aug 18 she walked out of her 265000 Bel-air home She left the lights burning the doors open her cite In her garage and a mere 5000 in the bank Barney Weiner 50-year-o1d district man for a racing publication vanished Sept 2 Later his panel truck was found in a eithurb but there WW1 no trace of Weiner 1 The tame day Frank Niccoll long-time asaociate of gambler Mickey Cohen joined the ranks of the miesing ills flakhy car wee found abandoned Miles sway hie keys were li-hed from a storm drain tinuation of emergency imeroirt sis4 10ts fs tti 3-st- urtll next Jan 15 if necessary In tiesis NO (111111)IIIIE FVII)FNCE 'flaking Its move the senate ap- That atould rick up a mayor tea- peered to be playing for a break ture of the hoise- passed bill to i in Its argument with tem house merely exiertil existirc rnrC sup-I Senate Closes I robe Books ever the luxe of the air forte ports oe bas-c crops through next I Repeated efforts fto compromise year nil mward the aenate-parisest the house dernand or a 53 group -fe rnive ran Olt Illalniet1N- 'Fria' Affair stir fof ce and the pence's mull- tence on 43 groups have resuRed Lora Ala Time both branches casting ape- Tpiebelsoitii srmict reqre rT WASH! stTroN ort 14 tri---by the Defense and Justice dep cud vote to back up their teams trnaent itik1rta at ct pant sensts tr-gators einsd ths to determine: the conference committee 1 If this alleged move to on 1 a h'vh Is a Prwe intended books Friday on the Malmedy kindle the hasis PatIonalistic a Breaks All Stecorie to give farm rirciiect the same i massacre pmbe with a WarnItg -la part of a larger plan to br re-atiNe purctsung power it had Chairman Clarence Cannon fa' La patt tgronibie re powerful groups in Germany parts of Germany into closer lationshtp with the Soviet Cm( )to) of the hmise liPrrWriatIons Mayor-Ay leader Scott Lucas tii' stet ell-dolt-mg the protests over 1 Whether or not actives committee told the house that LI) 0 of t- jormatt eon handling of Nazi war crimes 1 committee refused the senate riit-fxe was tvpsstea the aske4 being carried on In this cour trials to an effort to revise tier- which are of such a nature si ponement recinest and said gat the t-rne to thionk over the cornpromise lution foe stop-gap 1- overright He rrentioned discreilit and injure Amen sixth reso a two man extcorahsrn riancing "breaks all records in eon- vesr extension of the preLsent levels: Declanrg that this ii-pments -prestige and our public Intel Germany 7 res for continuieg arbitrarmess instead of three se ars but made dagenus res threaten- 'es- io 11 ta The were highlights of a of the other body no corn tr trnent ing future peace they also urged se page report by a senate art The Is'll was The senate-tiouise group 11111M441 med' et ia two-pronged inquiry services subcommittee on Pc'e'ed to he Pas'ed b'f's'ra Jur to iron out dfferences between the 11a 1 the bezinfung of the present fiscal an price prop bills vi-111 meet army lengthy hearing here and abr year The house voted about 815- agaIrt S4turdar iBll tmaimett tnaL the way the army handled p)(001100 and the serrate some Fr tirtrts for tohanco at -Iii(lialiAiti VI ne Initcr uukly no commit ruert ing future ace the alo pey srged The etPrbtrlation 4'11 "a s'IP- The serate-tioLse gr-mp named page report by -a senate Posed to be b'f's're ill''' 1- to tron out derencea bet ri the an immedtate two-prorged inquiry services subcommittee on the begmfung of the present fiscal price prop 15-113 will meet lengthy hearings here and year The house voted about 51 aain trte way the army handled Saturday poofoosion and the senate force Fr tpr1rta fr itomeco a- II( I Iliqll 41( Ill IMaimett tnal- by the Defense and Justice department to determine: I If this alleged mere to the Nazis' nationalistic -la part of a larger plan to parts of Germany into closer with the Soviet Union" 2 Whether or not activities being carried on in this country which are of such a nature as discredit and injure American -prestige and our public interest in Germany These were highlights of a rekindle alma bring relationship are to 39- Vote Coast Methe Head CHICAGO Oct 14 MacKenzie Brown of Loa Angeles was named presnlent Friday of the American Academy of Ophthalmology and Otolargyngology at the 54th annual meeting here of the eye ear nose and 1hroat group Fritz Leiber Dies at 67 I My Wart' Sobbing Mrs Thompson told state police: '1 "I feel in my own heart that God won't let me down I'm going to keep on searching I believe' God will eventually return our child to us" News of the negative blood teat was brought to her at state police where she had been I nervously waiting for hours fingering a rosary in silent prayer The blond little boy who had raised the Thompaons' hop ea was not told the test results It sill undoubtedly mean heartbreak for him too Joyful at the prospect of havJ trig a mother and father at last he has been wandertng around the Michigan children's institute call1 tog himself "Ronnie" Striking Kraemblance It was the striking physical resemblance to Ronnie that brought him in touch with the Clarence Ramsay children's in stitute director said: "We are keeping Wm busy and will tell him when the time la right" 1 Ramsay mid Tommy would be boarded out and later an adoption would be arranged It won't he with the though The Ohio couple have two younger children and it would not be a lrood arrangement for Tommy according to Ramsay The Thompsons even now have not abandoned all hope The blood aamples will be sent to a New York specialist for a further check May Bei Error "I hope there may possibly be an error" mid Mn Thompson who is a professional nurse The couple made plans to return to Dayton by plane Friday Dr Charles Cotterman made the tests at the University of Michigan termed them "conclusive" however Sgt Farrell Babcock of Michigan state police said he was well convinced the tests "cleared up the whole thing" Police are not closing the investigation even so I They plan to probe further Into I the hazy background of Tommy Children's inatitutt reports in- dicate he is toe child of an unwed mother The institute took him from a Mexican couple who had not given him the proper care I HAUL OF FAME armed its abroad the 1 4 S00000 mcynt of he di f- of perry are not at iNSUft Frobe After Protests tereince representing thP Both the seiuite and hose hill IT 400 that the 10 air force groups in weuId aliew sutt-ports at this level 1 eta PI Isited I The three-man group made the tispute viytuld cost I 'investigation after congress re- herteyer gros ere voted eotritrols i In edit lion the house has backed keived protests that the military Thee have dor this in sa recent Ite conferees' refusal to go siong years eek Irlsylear Tr WA tght for a veto the SHINGTON Oct 14 ITN-- prosecutors and investigators used Cne SSS- -brutal methods to obtain contra- 31013 from the Nazi storm troopers OUSE! The conferees sere told that 000000 Navaho-Hopi rehabilitia- accused of killmg 350 unarmed "I'LL TO corm fertnere Creath loornd tiCal bill is now being backed by a American aoldiers and 100 Belgian 1L I 'I 0 1 1 about surplus rroduction and fah- maiohty of tile II members of the during the Battle of the 3Urr 1 "5 rm' 4uction and majority of the II members of the during the Battle of the To See a Doctor A week ago Friday professional glamor girl Jean Spangler left home to see a doctor who has never been identified Her ripped purse found i pitrk Offered the only clue It contained a note which said: "kirk Can't wait any loliger Going to $eo Dr Scott It will work best this way while mother is away" Police haven't Identified "Kirk" either Latest to vanish la Dave Ogul another of Cohen's aids Friday professional Jean Spangler left a doctor who has entaled Her ripped In a park offered It contained a note wait any losger Dr Scott It will I way while mother ce haven't Identified anish la Dave Ogul hens aids DOLLY-WOOD Oct 14 Fritz Leiber 67 well known Shakespearean and acreen actor died Friday in his Pacific palisades home of a heart attack His wife the former stage actress Virginia Bronson who Wit3 a leading lady in him Shakespearean company was at his bedside when he died First appearing in movies in 1917 Leber returned to the theater but resumed film roles in 1935 His pictures included Humoresque" "Strange Journey" "The Way of All Flesh" He recently completed a leading supporting role in M's "Devil's Doorway" otr Nal! esarawavass1 ir4 tt i 1--- l' MIVIL-r6 I 1 1 01 Pr Redman transcontinental moving a service that is away available always dependable always on time Through affiliation wi Vain Lines We move furniture to et from any distant city Always mil Redman for long distance moving and storage service lab) If Ilia- Van istant flint and long distat storage ser 311 11e t11)Q1(1- not prevtzng for a Interior department's citizens ad Bulge in December 1944 ie pe le igh rel government i vistory committee on Indian affairs I A military war crimes court con s-t)rt victed 73 German soldiers in this 1 iol)es Ri u- RISC I Tn sonate's rfxbie price bill it was announced Friday right lease and 42 wer given death sen- tv Sett ClInton Ander- 1 The Association on American In- tences and the rest long prison I The siteate's rfxble price bill it was announced Friday right- rasa and 42 wera given death tv Sett Cluitort Ander- The Association on American In- tepees and the rest long prison ci AT El El The EYEGLASSES YOU NEED When You Need Thend NO DELAY NO DOWN PAYMENT (U N51) ptcputies supports than affairs said the committee terms Lesser penalties however between 75 and left'- for all basic members acted as Individuals in were imposed after a aeries of recropia after next year eluept to- asking Pres Parry Truman views of the trial 'through Secy of Interior Krug to Ne Cretlible Evideeteet I Corferees said that ho use me- re)ect the measure Krug has not 4-It IP IL MU Mott An werwmws "Lid that bowie mem- reiect the measure Krug has not take1 Only 51 Weekly Dial 54727 1 5-1727 r- A r-o 4 7020111k117 Vethr ATTHEIrty 'I DE'1 i 111 Rill i 7- i ::7 a 1 i A tr--A Dopme "CIRTIF110" Glass Dr Uncoil Daynipi Dr Robert Hood EYESIGHT SPECIALISTS errs first asked a tee year extens indicated what action be will Sen Raymond Etaldwin (R moil of the 9c" warports for basic The Sarah() tribal council chairman of the probe presidential veto It group said they found no credible crolle before allowing the flexible 'also asked a program to cperate 'voted 26 to 19 aptinst the bill of -beatings kicking the serer senate conferees: One of the requests for a Vt(' torture and other physical bruhave took a ea a three eaten- came from Oliver La large Santa tahty" as some 'witnesses had svort it was said arid it was beaten Fe 11 president of the asso- charged at the hearings here But four to three ciation and chairman of the ad- he went on to say that they had Listed as It were witkory eornmittee that some unethical methods chair-lir-an Kmer Thomas (D: The others were from Louis had been used such as preliminary fikts I a) sees A 11n I rd: llruce Ir vice chairman of the -mock thals- which they sharply tvalkl and Alien I Jr Netee chairman ot the "-rnock trtats wawa tory snarply IA DAYNES Van Storage Co 11 2- ILA Distributd by A dr Produce Salt Lake City r' r71 ri ti4id -Al I i 1 I I I 6 itt 1 LO) OPTICAL co 129 SOUTH MAIN WASHINGTON Oct 14 LIN-- Newt hope was given Friday for legislation to provide Incentive rayments for development and conservation of mineral resources Supporters of the enessurs said an attempt will be made to bring St up in the house Monday if congress is in selysion then House leaders were reported to have agreed unofficially to the move Chairman Petere(n 4D Fla) of the house public lands commtttee told reporters he is silt-e the bill will be approved If action is taken It has passed the senate The house rules committee Thursday refused to dell the hell for action Its backers said Friday they have administration efftFent to bring it up under a suspension of rules The bill would provide incentive psyments to stimulate exploration for new critical mineral resources snd to help keep existing mines in a standby condition payments tor cievelopment no conservation of mineral resources Supporters of the treasure said sttemot 11 be mede to bring St up in the house Monday if con- gress is in session then House leaders were reported to agreed unofficially to the Trove 1 Hardin Peter- won iD Fla) of the house publ ic lands committee told reporters he Is sure the bill will be approved Thrit ehashrnuaasesed trubp lessenaeotem mItt Th ursdav refused to den the hi11 dinar nt(hteiyon)RIIetsadbrmacrtkiesrstrasatond c(Frni: pert to tiring it up under a a USIlf rOtt011 of rules The bill would provide incentive payments to stimulate exploration for rev- cntical mineral resources and to help keep existing mines in a standby condition kraer (D LA) and Miami committee: Huth Bronson sec- criticized El 'retarv Clyde Kluokhohm Harvard Besides Baldwin other commitOppckc7cg were Sent Lucas An- anthropologist Mark Dawber New tea members were Sens Estes KedersKn Edward Thy ft Minn) York' and a sixth member not (D Tenn) and Lester and GorCe Alkert 411 Vti 'identified by La Farge Hunt (D Wyo) yknanegr ret and -Milton committee Huth Bronson nee- eramisea arv C13-de Kluckhohm Harvard! 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