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Show TEMPERATURES Troy : . ; fUlt Lk . .CS Ogden . . . . 7 Logan f... St. Grow M I. at Vegas Phoenix . SI Lot Angalct Ban Fran. . Portland 35 4) Butte . . 4IVeratona 3Sj Denver 52 Chicago 1 . Pululh 12 WMh'tOA 34 Miami CI jl 4, New 7 . II 3t 2 .. .51 . .. . . . .44 55 3 .32 . 84 York. 1 it 33 CLEAR J7 58 JS Increasing cloudiness Mixed rain and mow early Friday. Hlfh today, 79; Fri day, 82. Low tonight, XX. IT today. YEAR. NO. 218 SIXTY-FOURT- H PROVO, - UTAH "rrFil I Nations Must Turn To God To Avoid Wars, Smith Tells Conference ii r - - r x y , ; APRIL THURSDAY. UTAH, COUNTY, Dulles Named Republican Statesman Agrees to Serve In Advisory Capacity By E; II. HIMSTREET United Press Staff Correspondent SALT LAKE CITY, April 6 (U.R) The, 120th annual general conference of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints (Mormon) opened here today with the warning by President George Albert Smith that the world must turn to God to avoid war Sessionsjof the conference, attended today by more the mounthan 9,000 bersonjS and broadcast throughout ' la$t will tain states, through Sunday. , 1. ' t i WASHINGTON (U.R) April 6 statesman Republican 1950 Latti Accuses Senator of Being Tool of Nationalist Lobby Dulles has agree"d to serve as a consult John Foster ant to Secretary of State Dean Acheson, the state de partment announced today. ht. pemes Uiader Oath He Is a Commiuiiiist Denounces McCarthy . Consultant To Acheson 6, lo-nig- (v.. April 6 (U.R) Owen Lattimore swre under firmly oath, today that he is not and never has been a Russian spy or a Communist, and that Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy is a "willing tool" of a Chinese Nationalist "lobby I have never consciously or deliberately advocated or participated in promoting the cause of communism aijy- where in the world, He called McCarthy's charges "base and contemptible WASHINGTON, I The venerable, religious leader Department spokesman of more than 1,000,000 Mormons Michael J. McDermott said that said in his opening address that Dulles at the request of President "when we realize the uncertainty Truman and Acheson had agreed nain the world today that all to accept the job. tions are armed to the teeth preMcDermott said Dulles would pared for war we know that unadvise Acheson "on broad probto less they repent and turn God, lems in the field of foreign affairs war and pestilence will surely and on specific lines of action lies." come and destroy humanity." which this government .should And, Lattimore said, he. IDaIHI- -I Dah J. Reuben Clark, first counse follow." of bringing libel or Kflllt -- Two thinking developments re important in the first presidency, lor slander action against the Wis arose today in Provo's city bus ported on the church welfare and Help Close Breach consin senator whose charges strike: Sen. Joseph Mcfinancial activities. He said .the THINGS ARE GETTING HOT Dulles' appointment was anoIn thus far have been made on the 1. Striking drivers said they total cash expenditures last year conseems to of Wisconsin be the heat the feeling during Carthy move by the administration senate floor. were scheduled to start this after- were $33,925,000, Including $19,- - troversy over alleged Commies in the State Department. Presi- ther to close the breach with the ReWhen Lattimore finished his noon with a "courtesy" bus serv- 723,000 from the general fund. dent Truman's blast that McCarthy is "the Kremlin's greatest publican party on the bipartisan and driven ice in buses rented prepared statement McCarthy told by For the first time since 1945, asset in this country'' didn't cobl things off. a reporter: foreign policy issue. them, "as a service to the. public." all general authorities of the McDermott said Dulles' work "He (Lattimore) hasn't ex off church' were present at a conbroken' 2. Negotiations,. CITY. Mo. April would not be confined to any at all his complete fol (U.R)KANSAS plained since Saturday, ' were resumed ference. Thomas E. McKay, . as Charles Binagglo, DemoconSERVE as CALLED TO area of He the of world. said the Communist specific party lowing between this morning Gronway sistant to the council of 12 political boss who unseated strike-boun- d Dulles' "broad background and sultant to Secretary of State line so far as China and Asia is cratic ; Parry, owner of the the old Pendergast machine in apostles, made an unexpected ap Rewas Dean Acheson of wealth today concerned. experience" qualified Geneva Transportation company, pearance after it had been an the Kansas City river wards. Was him to consider "problems in publican Statesman John Foster "If he's right the Communist shot and the striking union, Teamsters nounced he would be unable to to. death today along with He to above. agreed the Far Dulles, East and other if were and is he's Europe, line wrong, his top lieutenant, local 22, AFL. Negotiation! right: be present because of illness. hoodlum. serve the of because threat areas of the is as well as the Communist party line expected to continue this afterCharles Gargotta, in Binaggio's President Smith, who observed KEY WEST, Fla., April 6(U.R) and if the federal amendments United Nationsworld" from Russia facing this country. wrong." issues. r noon, told his 80th birthday Tuesday, club rooms on Truman sent to are adopted. The announcement concluded When Lattimore completed his political William Fackrell, business rep- the congregation of Mormon President Truman road. five-poian a was The Dulles that pro "whose 12:10 congress message at actually today m., about p. statement, cooperation resentative of the union, told the faithful that more than 200 meet' Police said the two men apparthe hearing room still jammmed, ently were killed by "a close Herald today that the voluntary ing houses have been built since gram for increasing unemploy expansion of the general recom- has been extremely valuable to acMr. in ment mendations contained the department in the past will compensation benefits ap the standees with "courtesy" bus service by the the close of World War II. He surrounding quaintance." exTruman's January state of the assume his duties in about two spectators seats gave the profesEach man had been shot four striking drivers was scheduled to added that 1949 was the biggest proximately 20 per cent and and his later re- weeks after completing a brief ovation. sor a begin this afternoon. He said the year In the history of the church tending coverage to an additional union tomessage times. , on the the vacation." congress port 6,000,000 persons. a few hours before the Binaggio was 43. He became drivers have .rented two buses for. expansion and progress. Only Mr. Dulles accepted' the post full-tiand- - some , additional The message was flown to national economy. committee McCarthy again re' a power in the city's political with the statement that Soviet school buses for use in off -- school 5 Expresses Gratitude , Washington and will be rushed peated his charges against the setup in a dramatic bid four years Wider Urges Coverage Russia has posed a threat to the to the house which is scheduled hours, and that they hoped as nrofessorthat he is a Soviet ago when he blasted the last remHe expressed gratitude that the to start its Easter recess during The United States as "as soon as possible to grave any nants of the Pendergast machine. a recommended spy. president tabernacle could be the afternoon. The senate is in nationwide we have ever faced in a shooting 6'(U.R the northeast, southeast, univer- - Salt Lake WASHINGTON, April standard coverage a on Attack Renewed "busy recess. . Killed At Desk The house today unanimously apsity and Orem runs of the regular filled to applying to employers of one or war." Dulles said he after bus service on previous sched- week day." accepted more coverAt at The this acted persons. president present, renewed the attack Gargotta was described recent- "This is not the work of man talks during the last 48 hours proved and sent to the senate the McCarthy ules. He said the service was in a senate speech during the ly by a special U. S. assistant atof time because most of the state age in many states in extended with President Senate bill. Seccompromise housing Truman and started by the drivers as a serv- or of Joseph Smith or any meet next year and only to employers of eight or session early this torney aeneral one of "th ton ice to the people and In recog- those who have succeeded mm in legislatures approval of the measure is ex- extraordinary retary of State Dean Acheson. state post-mi- d be necessary to more persons. .action will the moraine. bombsters in Kansas During of j the nresidencv church," th City." ; His a not nition of the drivers' obligation job did carry title, pected next week. in force when Under the Truman plan, bene-fi- ts program two session pqt ' Republicans Church jthe is the night "This ' ocsaid. Smith to 'the public He said no fares K'fosuu not he he investihad Hiwwii and " wouldr added, Chairman Brent Spence, D., urged the- administration to Join curred about midnighLj average 50"" per cent of Latter Day " would, be charged, but that if of Jesus Christ " of a worker's pay up to a max- gated the question of salary: got house approval of the the GOP in a drive to prevent Binaggio was killed as ha sat . Ky., Saints" a Wished to "contribIn j make riders press conference at his of $30 a week. Benefits imum that said Clark infiltrating in his shirt sleeves at a reception-deskhis measure In acreport, Dulles made it plain he did shortly before the house Communist spies, from endorsed utions" the latter would be a payments in various states now home, Officers at first believed the government. They 380.000 was expended from the ; not concur in a Easter the recess; made . started cepted. charges Truman he was hit only once but examirange between $15 and $27 a President that office of the presidency, .$397,000 proposal R. Sen. Joseph McCarthy, R., The compromise would: week with a national average of by Statement Issued. appoint a bipartisan commission nation at the morgue showed one from the office of the, presiding Wis., and others against Acheson recomMr. Truman's about $20. 1. Provide $250,000,000 , for to investigate . McCarthy's claims. shot hit him in the forehead, two build for and $589,000 bishopric to in Communist alleged regard mendation would boost the naMeanwhile, at a meeting held expert made a in the left temple, and one in his purposes. infiltration of the State depart- purchase of home mortgages by The far eastern In the chamber of commerce of- ingClark tional average to $24. All four wounds Were of McCar neck. denial that $4,212,000 was said . Federal National ment. the Mortgage The president's basic five fices at 1 p. m, today, Mr. Parry spent for missionary purposes not is Rus powder-burne- d, he that indicating the allegations thy's association. Issued a statement to the press including an estimated j,uuu,uuu points were not disclosed pendsia s "ton espionage agent." in tne shots were fired at close range. ' (U.R) 6 LOGAN, Utah, April inactual transmission of the 2. Authorize government and chamber of commerce of- donated by families of mission- Utah State United States, a Communist, and The Pendergast organization! Agricultural College ing ficial that his position was still aries. surance of loans to housing co "architect" of American policy was knocked out of control at th i"'; officials today defended 1947 cost message to congress. White house aides explained the same concerning his refusal After the financial report, in the Far East. city hall here in the cleanup elecoperatives. The ceiling for any failures payments to staff that if the plan contained in the to grant wage increase to the Smith added that Clark had neg- members salary the senate tion in 1940. The divided party Lattimore told as Be essential, be would one despite $5,000,000. project drivers. Crux of the strike is a lected to tell members of the criticism but Utah State Auditor message had been in effect in foreign relations subcommittee has never been able to recoup 000. 1949, compensation wage increase ' demand by the church that after these huge ex- Reese M. Reese. paym enti that McCarthy Is the "dupe of a that loss, although Binaggio two would have been $850,000,000 3. Permit the Reconstruction bitter and implacable and fanatl- - years ago. named his follower to drivers,, first set at 15 cents an penditures, the church was still Reese, in releasing results of a higher than they were. hour and then: lowered "to 2Vt solvent. ; key offices in the county courtFinance Corp. to use $12.500.000 leal group" demanding complete house audit of college books for State action will be necessary special audand appeared to be gaincents, both rejected by Mr. Parry. of the National head Chinese of Orval Adams, the left-ovsupport to 1947-4funds 9 guarantee pri- ist biennium, expressed a to put the new program into ef- By SANDOR S. KLEIN Mr. Parry told newsmen that iting and finance committee, is the until recently in his ing strength In Formosa. government bid to take over full party conthe Geneva Transportation com sued the financial report and belief that the July, 1947, pay fect if congress passed it because United Press Staff Correspondent vate loans on prefabricated wispy-hairThe ments of $59,327 to college staff the federal government supplies trol here. r (Continued on Pare Two) houses. finding of the committee. He (Continued on Pare Two) members was irregular and ap only administrative funds for the Homicide Lt. Harry Nesbitt, in fi is BOISE, April 6 (U.R) A railroad 4. Authorize the "government in church strong said "the to be a means of spending unemployment compensation sys- consultant said to hand over to local communi the crime, exreconstructing of nancial condition and free irom peared today opening an unused fund balance rather tem. Compensation benefits are war-bui- lt the low that the killer units for ties 43,000 opinion pressed debt." the Ogden gateway would be was "somebody who knew his cost housing projects. Other sneakers at the opening than return it to the state general paid from payroll taxes. in time and expense to 5. Put up $300,000,000 for long-ranThe president in his message costly victims well." session included Joseph Ander fund. M. Culmsee, dean of asked for a nationwide standard Pacific northwest shipper's. There is a cheap hotel directly loans at 2.55 pei cent maxi son, secretary to the first presi- theCarlton USAC College of Arts and of 26 weeks for the maximum inabove the first floor clubrooms mum to educational interest F. W. Richards, presiF. Colorado Kirk, dency, George Springs, stitutions for student and said the payments, rang period in which benefits could be of the Binaggio group but police faculty dent of the council of the Twelve Sciences, a conrailroads Colo., operations could find no one living tnere R. Ivins, speak? ing from $150. downwards, were paid. This maximum period now housing. Apostles, Antoine council who heard the shooting, about 6. of Sev- made in recognition of the fact varies from 12 to 26 weeks among sultant, told the Interstate ComProvide $2,250,000,000 in ing for the. first merce for- that staff salaries had not kept the states. insurance The front door to the Commission the Union B. additional Dr. mortgage June midnight and Sharp, SAN PEDRO, Cal., April 6 (U.R) enty 6 (U.R) costs in with the was WASHINGTON, for shut but unlocked; clubrooms South rise federal April pace church under the living program the of to mer Pacific's route east the present president The CIO Longshoremen's Union in the absence of R. McCarthy said home Speaking Sen. mission. building. African private Joseph . . . "200 is a miles and full On lined up today behind its fiery the Floor day Body President Franklin S. Harris, today he will not repeat without shorter in transportation time" leader, Harry Bridges, in his fight Dean Culmsee denied that the A heard water run driver taxi io reverse his conviction on congressional immunity his than the routes the Denver and payments were in effect irregular at 4 a.m. inside club the ' ning he lied about ' former charges that Owen Lattimore is and Rio Grande Railroad seeks to bonuses. charges to The it police. reported Communist party ties. He also defended transfer of establish. Russia's "top" spy unless the gov- water "was from a flush. bowl in - A union caucus store a to in book ' $50,000 profits meeting here ernment surrenders all its loyalty the upstairs hotel. Terminals Congested branded Bridges' conviction "a fund for the new ' student union Patrolmen Clarence Hoffman ' on Lattimore. files of Justice" and building, now under construction. Sumner responded. miscarriage Kirk, who served as western Lattimore threatens the Wis- and Raymond Culmsee said profits from student By DOROTHY O. REA pledged him "full and unqualisaw Gargotta's body on Ihe diviThey director, transport railway fied" financial and moral support services have always been dedi consin "Republican wi a libel or floor just inside the front door. defense trans ST. GEORGE, Utah, April 6 slander suit because of his in the legal battle ahead. cated to student uses so college Opposition to the proposed wid- sion of the office ofmost war 6 charges It was not until some time later, of (UW A the fllDl during rnnnln frnm travsKns officials felt such a transfer was ening of Third South street from portation,said the "We maintain! the verdict was OVIEDO, Spain, April when detectives and other offia Communist is and Salt Lattimore period, Ogden New Jersey was killed late yes- that based on testimony by paid In- Police reported that at least 15 legitimate, Reese had also put an University avenue to Seventh Lake cers entered the club, that they conwere terminals City inwhen their and Russian 60 agent. terday formers and self -- admitted per- persons were killed and irregular label on the transfers. found Binaggio's body, in a chair car went out of control on the East sprang up from a new. quar- gested at that time. Lattimore directly chal- at the rear of the clubroom. Today of jured today when a Madrid-Gi-jo- n not jurors and is a miscarriage Kirk he did said war in the St. of west ter as Eldon W. Payne, period authorize diversion of highway eight miles over a 105 lenged McCarthy to repeat his Gargotta. true to his mode of a today justice," the caucus saidc-itwo in broke train of Provo city Pacific northwest traffic via the George and plunged commissioner was running when he Was resolution adopted yesterday after and express cars charges without the congressional living, embankment. three plunged 20 feet streets, said in his opinion ex- DicRGW lines because the UP foot shot. four hours of debate, which prewere and Maurice ordinarily immunity The victims into a gorge. He appeared to have been clw- penditures of the required money route was "shorter and direct and Rose Schwartz, both 58, from vents legal action. j "We pledge our full and unmean that other at this time will The while accident ( Continued on Page Two) occurred availthe and moral not financial made burdened are sup"If the files highly qualified Newark. They were driving west street Provo will work necessary a the roared to around our train Lake "I international officers sharp port Ogden and Salt City inter- through the Washington dugway able," McCarthy told newsmen, to be postponed. until victory is W6n," the resolu- curve between Tola DeLena and SAN LUIS OBISPO. Cal.. April have change gateways. when Schwartz lost control of the doubt very much that I would said Commissioner 17 that Payne miles from Oviedo. It was 6 (U.R) Three men reported to tion continued. Ujo, Mrs. Schwartz was killed make statements off the senate vehicle. did" not vote holidayhe Short Hauling although with workers and against the sheriff's office here as she was thrown from floor. I will repeat anything on Bridges attended the, opening crowded today instantly session of the two-da- y caucus -bound saw a submarine surfaced the widening program when it passengers. auto. Schwartz died 75 min- condition that the files are made the they He UP the said would be glarwith J. R. Robertson, and Henry Only the locomotive, a sleeper one mile off the California coast. came up for a vote by the com in the St. George hos available so that they can be used utes later "short hauled" were the Rio remained on the The sheriff's office said it mission, he did advise against it ingly in any Hbel action:" Schmidt, who were also convicted and a diner pital. to be the Grande allowed joint track. notified the coast guard cutter because of the expenditure of city ni conspiracy charges. rates seeks it competitive through funds involved. The Australian-bor- n labor The last coach hung precari- Alert in nearby Morro Bay. its petition to the ICC. Administration Victory leader charged his conviction was ously on the edge of the gorge The men, whose names were Mr. Payne was questioned re- in "In addition to the short-hauliGovthe a frameun pneineered Sv a rival! after it catapulted from the track not kndwn, were out in a small garding possibility that OPORTO, Portugal, April the originating carrier with union boss, Dave Beck of the AFL Police said 15 bodies had been boat when tney said they saw ernor J. Bracken Lee may inter the ofshorter (U.R) Authorities reported today 'said Kirk, the submarine off Oceano, a few cede to halt the beginning of "the short-hauli- mileage,' would Teamsters Union, and the U.S. also that at least 19 persons drowned Three coaches broke from the miles south of here and about work on the city's part in the Immigration Service. additional another 40 to 60 are missihg and require In Seattle, Beck had "no com- train and plunged into the gorge. 50 miles north of Pt. Arguello; d roe ram slated to begin Anril 11. necessarily of at least one Screaming passenge r s were where a submarine "not ours" One source reported today ihat a time and expense ment" on the charges. the in, sinking of a heavily-loade- d traffic pinned beneath twisted steel and was sighted by the coast guard representative from Governor interchange, and if it beone in the.Douro river. .. ferryboat adLee's office had indicated the gov subject to refrigeration, splintered wood. Sunday. the Foz . Do Sousa, 15 The roll boat, (U.R) The sion., WASHINGTON, April previous high, Inside the Herald Today ernor, may sehedule a state hear ditional icing." last night while sank and was set last year during capsized calls, P. V. Webb of the Union Pa- The administration jubilantly debate ing in the matter after April 15. cific's from down i passengers on carrying the bill, housing prePases general auditing staff, chalked up a major victory today the to suburb jof town KII7 the As Oporto approved, finally in he Waits on Contract which said sented exhibits senate liberof with those aboard of its Crestuma. passage Many bill would: ...2-- 5 Central UUh News gore "in every instance the alized j were women num1. on Mr. Payne said that as far as haulpractically shoppers. the limit Raise bill. the displaced persons via the D&RGW results in a naval launches and Deaths the M. into Fire, of Sen. the April 11 work-startipolice DP's admissible date lesser profit or a greater loss than Harley Kilgore, D.; ber W. Va., who sponsored the meas- United States from the present rescued 15 survivors from th is concerned, Provo city has no the haul via the UP." 11 Sports .r. . . water and picked tip 19 bodies. intention of starting work until ure, promptly hailed it as a "good, 205,000 ceiling to 359.000. RICHFIELD, Utah April 6 (U.R) A Earlier, the UP continued its workable swam reAnother five a 2. He bill." bona fide Eliminate the that present predicted News Briefs properly signed agree- assault on the motives of the Richfield boy, William, Winkel,! was killed last night ment between Provoj city and D&RGW in seeking to open the senate-hous- e would quirement that 30 per cent of the ashore. Estimates of the number conferees when he fell into the Wades of a rotary grader his , ranged from 80 to 130. Editorials Utah state is received by the Ogden gateway. have little trouble resolving DPs must be farmers and 40 per aboard Authorities believed that many Provo city commission. father was using to levlel the Richfield racetrack. minor differences between it and cent must be from Baltic nations. a bill the house approved last 3. Extend from Dec. 22, 1945, others swam ashore but then The agreement, as tentatively MARKETS CLOSE The fathers Bill Winkel, said that he had warned now on Jan. 1, 1949, the date on boarded small craft ta help in March until drawn car 28, year. i up FRIDAY ON GOOD Radio Programs his son and two companions not to play on the dangerThe senate adopted Kil gore's which a refugee must be at, a rescue work. Boats combed the ries signatures of some city and ous machine and had told them to go home. river throughout state road commission officials The nation's major commodity measure on a 58 to 15 roll call recognized DP camp to be eligible swiftly-flowin- g 3 Women's Features not has as but to been "approved, Witnesses and security markets will close near midnight last night after a for entry into the United States. the night in search of survivors. said instead that of the home, going . 4, Sec. 2 Comic The house bill is generally Automobiles, lined the banks and session. There were form, by .the state s attorney gen- on Good Friday and some will long, Winkel boy attempted to jump onto the grader but all-tiroll-ca- ll bal20 an over nor votes the eral the but would admit only threw their headlights on tbt the extend similar, fully signed holiday by secretary fell into the whirling blades. r Sec. Classified water to help. ses on DP's. in record marathon ance weekend. 339,000 of the (Continued the Page Two) Bus Drivers -- Start 'Courtesy' Runs; Parleys Resumed i f " K0S ; Red-hunti- Aide Slain ng Vs . Kansas City Feud t Truman Urges Plan For More Unemployment Compensation , i . -- j nt House Okehs Compromise Housing Bill . me - nd ' j over-flowi- ng ; j . -- . USAC Defends 10-d- ay Payments Of Bonus Checks j point-by-poi- nt Rail Expert Says Gateway Would : of-livi- ng Costly to Shippers i er fv ed Longshoremen McCarthy Yon't -- , ge Lining Behind Bridges Reneat Charges Without Immunity 1 1 Payne Voices Opposition To 3rd South 15 Killed60 Injured In Train Wreck New Jersey Couple Killed In Utah Crash fast-movi- ng - Submarine Seen Off Vest Coast n i by-pass- ed 19 Drown, 60 Missing In . i( i . ho Disaster ng ng Senate Passes Liberalized Displaced Persons Measure , " Richfield Boy Killed; Falls Into Rotary Grader Blades ng , 12-year-- Merry-GorRou- nd , ........ 12-1- 13-ho- ur me 2-- 3, . I |