Show The Weather m I i tJTAH— Partly cloudy and warmer tomorrow A few snow Harries near mountain north portion today High both days 4 in mountains Basin Low tonight 3S in Utah's Dixie ur 'except Uintah 34-4- 4 and 24-3- Temperatures Temperatures tor the nfltnt it seven a m today): 22-- 2 Max Min except j cloudy OGDEN — and Partly warmer tonight and tomorrow High 2 both days Lows tonight 2 Fresh southerly winds I 38-4- 20-3- ssp lightyfirst Yaar-- Na 11 The United Press The Associated Press OGDIN CITY UTAH College to Get 100000 More v:v For oiruciures am- WEDNESDAY — xmmnex m i aia EVENING JAKIIiadv ' — ' cutting through drifts more than 19 feet high on the Sardine canyon highway Removes Obstacles to Weber Building Program Steel Allocation Okayed By Larry Evans 'I I Ex-Cabin- (AP— A Attorney General Clinton Vernon and Secretary of State Heber! Bennion — for supporting us in For Uniting v — JtotiSSfti"- ' 41 At ailflfilfl III UUC JUCtUUCU More good news was notifica-sl- l tion today from Washington D C wai ut m Hii s request lor alio-- j WASHINGTON Jan 23 (AP)— cation of precious steel is apGeneral Dwight D Eisenhower's proved 100 per cent President Dixon was informed 1 proposal for a constitutional con 1 this morning by telephone bv G A VAntion in unifv ITurrm y iK- Thompson of the U S office TU plause today Republicans of education and Democrats— including other The $100000 brings the schools! total unencumbered balance to $1- potential presidential candidates The statement from Supreme ' JfLTn Psident Dj°" a"d Law- have cut headquarters allied forcesf in Eu- - corners onOlpin the low bid by Olsen Construction rope (SHAPE) got avid irttfintion of Salt' company CltJr dimming it to $1113- from lawmakers and politicians £?e It was Eisenhower's first public ""iL When bids were first opened statement since his dramatil an- nouncement that he would accept two ago Triangle Build- an Idaho firm was aorjarentlv the Renubliran nrfsiHontiai nnmi nation but would not campaign iow wih W000 This later was RIVERA Calif Jan 23 (UP) iouna m error and the attorney By Lou Gladwell for it f Officials of the new Alice M t general subseauentlv ruled it Tho nniiiifa!!vmwo Aj survey to determine the popularity of a proposal to Birney elementary school surmistake in addition! it would be a pattern fdr other an obvious 400 sets of small fry hand1 amn Eisenhower statements Sorpe won- - an£ have the city trade Lester park for the L D S tabernacle veyed penalize the company and initials today in a prints T" 012n company was next dered if it had been cleared with cement sidewalk in is Iowesthere and park being continued Mayor George T Frost said today President Truman and Secretary trimming front of the school and decided ?y re ts bd was Pred to $1113- of State Acheson Mr Frost said he is aware of some simpler this oooosition to the- "it's y Senators of both parties I said r00- lust barely within the The hunftpnnijway" there balance of plan but believes the "majority of Ogden people are in legally agreed with General! Blisen-- i iegf unencumbered hower He saiH I inuuu Children in the school's first But this ficrnro was (nunil favor Russia may plan a gjlobal three grades and kindergarten to be too $46000 A because war eventually i that the de high but right now amount study by placed them in the fresh cement city legal could not win at a sincle arnkt spent for heating plant partment revealed that the trade yesterday in a ceremony suggestis legally possible although court ed by members of the district "It would not look to me to be equipment hadn't been deducted President Dixon felt the builda sensible thing to provoke ja global and legislative actions would be board of education needed to clear title the mayor District Supt war and I think that alsp in- ing program would be operating Lawrence T on too close a T said cludes the Russians" f margin with that Magee said they wanted the chilamount so he asked the board of 2 dren to feel "this school is really "When I feel I have sufficient The mere call for a Euro for an extra $100000 to information I intend to present it theirs" pean unity convention "would examiners meet to the city council for a decision" any unanticipated expenses mean a lot in the United 'States" oome equipment will be elim- he said "I am not prepared now wnicn can not aione bear ithe en- to say when this will be" tire burden of the North Atlantic n1ate° m the buildings— to be add ed later— and a few changes will In championing the proposed j J treaty oe maae in materials However J swap Mayor Frost contends the Defensive Security the president indicated alternates By United Press v urnulH rfroat KartAfit it i A still clear cold wave with could take possession of the church 3 Long-terdefensive selurity won't markedly lower standards a ine college actually was ninth temperatures down to 26 below parK i ana wash- in Europe "can not gain Strength fppltru that and stability if it (Europe is to in tine to receive more monev but Zer°' Crept Sllently aCr0SS the mld int7tnn VUV waa this ie tho O't board of examiners moved it ical location for expansion of the remain split up in a nurhbfr of the to west a behind clear today up the way for actual 1 f citv's commerrial riistrirt independent economies" ' Mr Fmct hpiim p tun tha fronr hour blizzard which left several building Senator Kefauver exnasn't been awarded pefsons- - reported anri fer of property would enhance the pected to announce his formal enTsmissing — mwa III DflltV If S1I f uui V1UII1 Will I'll Aiis try into the Democratic presiden- with state building board this at Lester park Twenty-fourtand tial race later today said the week the to help decide the matter Eisenhower proposal is "a splendid "hool from OnTarioT Canada to the Gulf J'f The Weber Renubliran district step in the right directiori"h Mexico enveloped the Dakotas residential of chairman put in a Senator McMahon (DiCenn) park plug Montana and Minnesota with the! it"e contends the Lester a better lo- - tndav for baa rvr 'i ii i who has entered the Illinois! Demoaccordingly it natron's nnlrtoct fpmnpratiirM for the church's new taber mass meetings cratic presidential primary Against Forks N D shivered in cation exultand tonight jGrand nacle than the tabernacle park Kefauver agreed that European announced that the outlook a temperature reading of 25 below which is located on the city's main antly for his party was "never brighter" unity 'isn't just desirable! it is Fiargo N D had 23 below Alexsurrounded if by many to imperative Europe is andria Minn also had 23: Red- thoroughfare Inquiries continue to pour in to be able to handle her owngoing defense Republican headquarters where a wood Falls Minn 20 below and commercial establishments in a few years" staff will remain on duty until a Lewiston Mont 26 below Planners Tell Ideas s Senator Wiley late hour directing questioners lacking to jThe deep freeze moved "into the G O P member of the foreign Mayor Frost said he is sympa- gathering places area in a the of wake ' "quickie" relations cqmmittee said '"Ike's C S Graves top man in the blizzard which struck so suddenly thetic with the view of the city move is splendid and m the right planning commission that Ogden county G (X P organization rewere that marooned many persons 1 must retain all available park and minded that the mass direction" oh short trips meetings beSenator Case recreation space wjhb has at- Aioht TUNIS Tunisia Jan 23 f AP) — nromntlv n m in gin But storm some c the had ' ' lighter been urging European unity? for Five thousand Arab demonstrators toucnes f one for DurinffB a recent discussion with 11" homes neighborhood a representative of the Dimmers several years was "greatly encour siurinea a ponce station nh at Csoes On he was advised development of! (District headquarters were aged that General Eisenhower villaee near Mnknine today Tn:i at! einm snoum mane the statement right coastal city First into more intensive ported in Sunday's park Determined aid Stillwaresidents of reports Ogden now" uses was included in least tnree poacemen were killed iter Minn observed their third If you are still in t mt a long range development with an doubt hope this issue is kept out and two taken as hnatm Republi-ey- e cream annual outdoor ice telephone social I of politics" he added to meeting the needs of pop-- ! can office The latest outbreak of riniino in although many had trouble ignor- ) Case recaliofi that ( it ulation expansions this French protectorate brought ing the howling snowstorm The planners have indicated the ExPct 4000 or More enhower had expressed aboui the ii ie f mwmmm w u n v? in rn sj i ii a w t r sjx LI11I1K UBWlUm9 WCdr M long same ideas to senators and? house violence and unrest "creation development as The chairman said he expected from underwear under their suits nar to population members who visited him iri Eu- nationalist demands stemming schools a minimum of 4000 to turn out for i aaea storm in the weather tnrougn rope last year dence Moknine is 120 miles south- 10 degrees above zero as the band churches zoning traffic and fu- - and warned inactive members o By apparent coincidence! the east of Tunis "In the Good Old Summer ture development of growing the Republican family Eisenhower comments came jtst as Arab shopkeepers are keeping played TimeP a group of 14 senators and repre- their shops closed in Tunis the to letter t0 the city recorder Several businessmen donned 4 sentatives who visited Europe in capital where Arab leaders have straw January planners told coun- - something about your political hats and sports shirts and cil membersthe recent months suggested that ad- proclaimed a general strike Durwill be prepared views-a- nd they fail to do it " "putted" snowballs around until to make specific recommendations ditional U S aid for Europe might ing the morning nationalist dem- the Out of snow so became had deep they on the proposed park trade be conditioned upon more cbifcrete onstrators hurled stones at a trol- trouble finding the green progress toward unity ley bus and smashed the windows was better than last year TeSt£ It event the city park is n Paris it was disclosed that however when blow torches were X U Bey of Tunis Sidi Mohammed brought out to thaw the ice cream turned over to the church the Son n thi vesr a general would want to Al Amin is officially backing the planners city which froze solid in below-zer- o up his Arab ministers who have asked cold those selected as for help from the United Nations "- The west coast except for the nu on aeieizaies tnnieht - will o" cuuniy s i in their struggle for home rule Pacific northwest wh- Mayor Frost said he now was shnw- -r or staie two convention One one — stand a cnance ot making it to and snow were common had near noma u the Other 7"to SM whair waagainst normal weather out in majority PubikTsentinTe Of course I wouldn't try to push this ima martini Mr PRICE Jan 23 through anything that did not rep-- ! said than 150 coal miners froirt the ti or or tv wisn t)-near ma h " fl ii A BlII t mun Carbon county area walked off t't the he declared public" s City Republican mass meetings their jobs today in protest ovjer the on Monday night a "tremendous closure of a hospital in Dragrton success" and said he was certain Union spokesmen said the! men SUN VALLEY Idaho Jan 23 Weber would probably stay away from (AP) would be — A search for three skiers at least county's as good showing the mines until a medical con- believed to be burned underneath tract issue is settled a MEXICO CITY Jan 23 (AP)— on Baldy mountain The walkout involved two Kai- wassnowsllde called off today because of The federal police headquarters ser Steel Corp mines the ColumSALT LAKE CITY Jan 23 AP) tndav that fnur nj5er OI lunner avalanches here reported bia mine of Geneva Steel and the The decision was reached at a bank bandits had been captured Clinton Larson 59 onetime holdand Horse Canyon conference of forest er of the national collegiate high Dragerton lk service and and their loot of $174000 had been mines of the U S Steel Corp Comjump record died today Sun officials at recovered Valley Mexciudad and Juarez sherthe The walkout occurred after Dr iffs office peting for Brigham Young univerico F V Colombo owner of the n The federal police said one of sity he set the recoru u Feared it buried beneath the slide inches in the Penn relays in hospital closed the hospital which took the life of Victor Gotts-S?a- 1 the bandits was killed in a UssSi 5 1917 following a contract dispute with 17 It stood for SALT LAKE CITY Jan 23 (AP) years Rudolf battle one wounded and two othSaturday were Larson served overseas during Samuel PoweU administrators ot tne miners med a ers were arrested Tt South tUnrf Ogden attorney IUMU thur Gardner New York and Stu- - been returned to the bank police World war I and competed t tH has been named leader In Weber d and the SSUU for games the county movement backing the mine operators should force meet both in Europe win- Gen Dwight Eisenhower for the The forest service clncnrl to nil the continued operation of the hos- skiers ning the high jump in both meets Republican all of the area of Cold presidential nominapital Death resulted from a heart ail- tion The announcement Springs slope The closed slope is Webb Quits State Poet was made tDr Colombo purchased the hos- to ment the south of the lift serving today by Clarence Bamberger state WASHINGTON Jan 23 (AP)— T pital following World war II from the upper veara recent arson During chairman of the movement third of moun- James E Webb U S Steel Corp and had onerat- resigned today as a public school teacher but retired tain and the rest of Baldy said that Powell Bamberger Baldy to the undersecretary of state and Presi- irom active wora in H4 i up io a tew weexs ago until top remains ne had would direct the effort to line up open dent Truman chose newas dropped from the woriters' David K E served since then as a part-tim- e Sun Valley officials said the Bruce now ambassador to France instructor in the Granite school Utah s delegates to the national search would be resumed later Republican convention in support to succeed him district here Wr-iiof Eisenhower j ZTmZ - ' 4 Hi I i a Frost Still Studies Park Swap Told li s Legal Despite Titles wk Small Fry Put Handprints Initials in Walk 400 itL i If - - col-the- av ssy"--"- jm i Frigid Wave Hits Midwest After Blizzard f GOP Expects r ? Big Crowds at m wenty-secon— -- B KJ (D-Te- i - s laSJBHSWB ' 1 111 JSSSu II '24 ' I Mass Meetings h "'7' last-minu- te ' 5000 Storm ! (I J t £i French Police In Tunisia (R-Wi- s) fR-S- — — i er Stand-recreation- al er :ni -- s s rJf" i SLftiJwm l"!? Miners Strike as Hospital Closes (UP)-l4lo- Search for Slide Victims Delayed re Bandits Caught 11 ST — ??7 i "- v - I rrL I I Clinton Larson Succumbs at 59 Powell to Head Ike Drive Here as1 Drag-erto- 1 wk inter-allie- s i et tSjZ"! Xfn? With $174000 1 Butte 4 Phoenix a Pocatello n -- 43 ee'ie SS is 4 — Portland i7 Provo 7 Salt Lake 39 33 38 San Fran 35 19 St Genre 85 46 St Louts Chicago Denver La Vegas uogan Kp Angeles SJS S3 l: it 33 34 aS IS u s as is SO FINAL EDITION j Bombing Kaesong Convoy J Jan MUNSAN Korea Jan 23 (AP)—The allied command acknowledged today that U N planes dropped a bomb on Kaeson8 former Korean truce site and may have strafed a communist armistice convoy The bomb was topped last Thursday by a pilot who Pushed tne wrong button when he was trying to drop a wing tank the allies said 23 American Airlines passenger plane groping its way into Newark1 airport on instruments nose--1 dived into a residential area yesterday and brought flaming death to its 23 occupants and five other persons F" UFA HO T 36 Boston et ELIZABETH N "This will see us through fine" ithe President said today "I want iu MiauK me Doarq —governor iee Method Borne By 1 Apparently the Ifst major obstacle has been cleared holding up Weber colleges new building program Word was received today by President rj A Dixon that the state board jf jfexaminers has let the school have another $160000 as a reserve cushion before starting actual IKfi S Billings 28 Die When Plane Hits New Jersey Residential Section Admit jes Mistake' Strafing Man Victim Despite the continued snowfalls throughout northern Utah the highways are being kept open by road crews Shown above is a snow plow in action - 30 Miami 3 Minneapolis IS New York -- PAOtS ip ravicE Plows Keep ffah Hoads Open S4 50 Atlanta I IT fog-bou- nd Hat's in Ring The Lnited Nations did not question that a convoy was struck by strafing planes Friday but whether they were questioned truce trucks or military trucks ilRobert P Patterson legally bearing truce markings forrrier secretary of Simultaneously with the allied war under President Truman answer to bombing charges staff was one of the plane's vicofficers made arrangements to protect captured American and other tims from air attack in POW prisoners The silver Convair camps in North Korea inbound from Buffalo hurtled into! Armistice failed negotiators a three-storframe apartment again to make any progress The :af i tt a' U N's Adm R E Libby comouiimng ana expioaea in a mass mented "It looks like a complete of leaping orange flame that enstalemate' ahead two' veloped nearby dwellings Agree to Mark Map A' mother and her two children The new prisoner safeguards re- were knlled as their home colirom a rea report mat a about a them in hurricane lapsed POW camp was bombed January like blast A third child trapped 13 The reds said 20 prisoners were killed and scores in another building and an The U N command said injured it was person also died in the an allied possible bombed flames the camp but theyplane couldn't teU for sure because they didn't know residents ran for Screaming the inexact location of POW camps safety Eleven persons were in North Korea-Toda-y juredy including nine occupants of Mat-bhomes Also hurt were a communist staff officers fireman and a rescue worker who Michael V DiSalle He3I quit agreed to supply a map marked with the exact location of thayf joined disaster units at the scene price stabilisation POW camp in North Korea It just 28 miles from Newark airalso will show a camp where port For 90 minutes no one could get civilians are interned near the raging inferno where the Communists also agreed to mark 18 passengers three crew members these camps so may be identified from thethey air by daylight aM two company personnel aboard the plane were burned beyond rec-- 1 They refused to the camps at night as the Ulight N asked The For a time the roaring ognition reds said the markings on the e blaze threatened to engulf the camps would not necessarily be block "PW" an internationailv arrintw Clouds of steam and smoke The imnliratinn u designation blanketed the area which is less the markings might be in Chinese than a mile from the spot where or Korean characters j a Miami airline WASHINGTON Jan 23 fAPi- The reds sav their POW ramni plane crashed in the shallow Eliza 10500 allied beth river 38 days ago killing 56 Michael V DiSalle announced to- - hold approximately about 3200 including persons in the nation's second hm wSI lu (f M M ' " Americans ' worst nmercial plane disaster t i iuii iui me u ni ('(! oiaies senate Full Inquiry Demanded in Ohio Yesterday's crash brought immeDiSalle will seek the Democratic diate demands from New Jersey's nomination Senator Bricker Re-- ! two united states senators and a comes Publican up for congressman for a full investigation of the plane and Newark air-- ! this year port facilities DiSalle told a news conference Mayor James T Kirk said this the date he eaves tne offlce o( 112000 12 of about miles city southwest of New York City has price stabilization will be deter-beeliving under an "umbrella mined later He said he might re- of danger" and that Newark air- - main for some time nmhahlv imi rel°Cated 'regard- - til than aware of President Truman names a sue- - L Ogdenites levT5dentification of Patter cessor gj son — the first of the dead named DiSalle made the announcement more woe when weather breaks here— was made through dental after he had talked Wlth Presj in the form of widespread damage d President Truman in a statement There had beenthe Wbit sl- CIly coordinator of '! Jm"s reports that Di- him as d work crews estimated the Salle be offered another g pBved lTf U wiUube S the Truman admin- - "feasT hieh P public DiSalle had hinted it SerlTt at lal year tiojL at the cabmet leveIH said strJL 2SJ throughout World war II and sec- " otpcinuci lirti uinii sicsrain aiso rays t hi iciupuiary paicnes as soon as July 1947 had been in Buffalo weather permits and permanent for a federal court case When the L Attorney General J Howard ones later Y'sted the White House ended sooner than he had ex- - GF"ath His survey o! the city's hundreds was there This PSa"e pected Patterson made a last min- - whle rise miles of hard surfaced thoroughto rumors that DiSalle of ute switch from train reservations gave fares disclosed chuck holes sags to the airliner might replace McGrath or might bucklings and other The plane had started its land- - become associated with McGrath age throughout the forms of damcity governments cleanup ef- ing approach to Newark airport's mthe Officials said "inadequate" street n m fOITS riinwav fl at maintenance last summer But McGrath on leaving the from a height of about 1500 feet! largely responsible for the condisid there was no tion using an instrument landing sys-- 1 Whlte Housebetween his visit and tern with an assist from Newark Snnf5:t'on Unless the city s permanent manthe callon Dla'es president The radar was E airports ceiling ager decide otherhe wise the J Allison down to 400 feet and visibility was ?Sa'le- asked as Jeft White House whether he had been its crews city this year will have s cut to of a mile doing maintenance work offered another administration leaving jobs up Drops Out of View post replied "There was a possi- - exclusively to private contractorspaving This proIt was reported coming in on its DU1IVcedure is expected to enable the the plane glide path Suddenly city to keep abreast of street maintenance Mr East said f dropped out of view of the radar-scop- e and crashed at " twin-engine- d y L A' 'i-'- uni i j en-tir- non-Kore- DiSalle Quits OPS to Run For Senate j I — ' truj l j Weather Damage To City Streets Believed Heavy n ""XtS VklJS Trun TaMJSm "£JSZXmmmn wiS - Mc-ca- - se thrM-thirtvni- wit - three-fourth- - Allied Jets Down three-forty-fi- p m While airport towermen frantic-- 1 it had ally called the aircraft plummeted out of the fog narrow- - 2 ly missed Battin high school for girls and cut a fiery path close to the heart of this industrial city SEOUL Korea Jan 23 AP)— The schools 1000 pupils had been Allied jets shot down two 45 minutes earlier 's munist over northwest Bulletin j i Communist Migs one-tim- corn-dismiss- "The plane hit one building and immediately it disintegrated into a mass of bricks and fire Seconds later the house next door was all said in flames high school art teacher Michael Truss who was 75 feet away There was a terrific explosion" said Mrs Ann Wurth a nearby resident I picked up my boy and ran as far away as I could go" A soldier who ran from his nearby home in stocking feet to try to reach the victims said "The beyo"d JhrPlfnC ZWee £?p?e Burkowski help said he helped carry two people out of one building but his rescue efforts were halted because "the were so bad — it was just smoke and fire " Peter Lesniak a foundry work-- 1 er said he counted three explo- followed by the screams of women and children "I was there m a minute but I couldn't do any- forget the screams thing 1 11 never dying ' ofrhe "It was a miracle any of the people got out of those houses" he added Mig-15- Korea today probably destroyed another and damaged" a fourth The U S Fifth air force said gun films showed that one red plane listed earlier as a probable definitely was destroyed The Russian tvpe Migs were out in fmw all HaV h th only one aerial battle Allied pi- lots said the Migs fled across the Yalu when the U S 6 Sabre jets headed toward them Scattered fighting broke out all along the frozen ground The heaviest engagement was on the central front where an ambushed allied patrol fought a ' brief engagement with an unknown number of reds in the early ing darkness Despite the lull in ground fight- ing the U S Eighth army said the allies killed wounded or tured 3483 reds in the last week Total communist casualties since the first of the year were put at F-8- ! 145-mi- le morn-flam- es j j cap-sio- 13292 j Tht swirling jet battle over Sin-- ! anju pitted 19 Sabre jets against 22 migs About 38 other Migs watched the fight WASHINGTON Jan S3 (AP) Sen Estes Kefauver of Tennessee e chairman of the senate crime investigating committee said today he Is a candidate for the Democratic presidential nomination and is in the race ''until i the finish" INDEX and Stewart Dr Brady Dr Crane Comics A f Nop i f 1 It g Editorials Charles E unk Peter Edson Gallup Poll Obitaaries wi Major Nial Drew Peersea Radio TV Programs Sports Theatre JO and 50 Years Age Vital Statistics Al Warden Woman's Page f : 1 S 13 I i f ( 13 11 j j - 1 L C it f 13 ia an |