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Show t' , V Ik " HE fH l cditoriai emeu : VIATI.T 33 Richards St. lake City Clear t v " portly cloudy. mild. Iflslt-twitln- wd (Sc detail on Pago , A-J- I.VpIr l..:..nj;oi-- n 42531 ADvrTisifn-ccuLATic- :: ' . '143 r ST Maln St. lMpiro3-152- J ) V VOt.? 355 NO. ys SALT, If Kg rm mountain wurs mrr ntwipatj CITY, UTAH KENNEDY FAMILY GATHERING FOR TRADITIONAL EGG HUNT - Ulster' PAiii' iXHiBPIITi BEACH, jSrnnedy' now jniti hith ua . P i Services 1, 1941 10 - West Hopes Boosted By Mild Conditions ' By HENRY SHAPIRO (UPI) The Soviet Union Saturday condiin Leo. tionally accepted a British proposal for a cease-firThe condition wens so mild Western optimism soared that solution tn.the Laotian crisis. there may beaa-earl- y ' Russia asked for an immediate meeting of the three-natiosupervisory commission (Can ada,. India, Poland) to study a oease-fir- e and a meeting early this month in the Cambodian capital of Phnom Penh of an international coherence on . MOSCOW win worship at Easter service in the ' church of their eholce. Churches across tha nation scheduled extra services and masses to accommodate the '' worshipersT" ; Millions of other Christians planned to attend sunrise services or mountaintops, In natural outdoor amphitheaters, in cemeteries, or under huge e Plot Checked - n . Laos. But' It started' its reply to a British note asking for an immediate cease-firby saying it took V positive view of the British proposal and said Britain and Russia as of the Geneva Indochina con: crosses.'- Long Customs Many of the services were e second or third generation affairs. Some were expected to PALM BEACH,-.FLA- . draw up to 100,000 worshipers. (UPI)! President Kennedy said Sat. The oldest continuous Easter sunrise service of its kind in ference should call a cease fire. urday that Russias attitude toward the British cease-firPleasant Surprise the East was planned on the Western observers in Mos- plan, for Laos was a "useful parade ground of Ft Hamilton cow were pleasantly surprised next step" toward peaceful set in Brooklyn. The service, an at the apparent agreement by tlement of the Southeast Asian institution since 1802 and once the Russians to the British crisis. f attended by Robert E. Lee and The Soviet note to Great note which was based on conStonewall Jackson, probably sultations with tiie United Britain wai delivered in Moscow earlier in the day, and the will be the last at the present Russians provided a copy for reacMr. (For site. The fort is being rebuilt Kennedys accompanying the United States. The translation, to make way for the aption was then rushed to Palm story.) visit in Salt Lake City. At left is proaches of the Verrazano-Narrow- s arrive for y GREET BRITISH ARCHITECT President David Bead) for perusal by the PresiBridge. Wendell B. Mendenhall, chairman of the Church buildMcKay of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day- . dent and Secretary of State and said France. States They Among the sunrise services Saints, shake hands with Sir Thomas Bennett Friday ing Committee, which ha worked closely with Sir on Laos may start In Dean Rusk. talks j time held the for first being ; Thomas in British building program. ' evening as famed British, architect and Lady Bennett 4he next few days. President Hopeful is one in McCormick Place, The rpain snag holding up a There were some things about Chicagos vast new convention Cease-fir- e might be the Russian the Russian reply Mr. Kennedy hall on the shore of Lake Michproposal that the warring' par- did not like, but in the over all By igan. If expected to draw ties in Lao themselves hold senseTie said, "The Soviet re5.000' persons. peace talks. ply appear to be a useful next Mountain In Maine The Soviet note in pledging step toward a peaceful settleThe service atop Maines EDWARDS' AIR .FORCE supports to .Prince Souvanna ment of a potentially danger 1,530-foCadillac Mountain Said B ASE.CALIFv,(UfTLxv'J oa . goee wrthert eeyftig usually herjalded as the first in Walker piloted the rocket-shithat' the Soviet government Kennedy and the secretary was canceled this the nation X15 169,600 feet" or 32 would favor talks among vari- met at the Presidents, home year because of icy roads. But miles above the earth alous political trends in Laos for nearly two hours, conferBy HENRY A. SMITH services will be held, at Anemost a mile, higher than on measures to strengthen the ring over a summary report AlDeseret New Church Editor PARIS The rebel (UPI) mone Cave on Ocean Drive at from US, Ambassador liewel-ly- n originally believed bn his national unity." Bar Harbor and at the seawall gerian government in Tunis countrys record altitude flight. to be in Salt Lake City to renew friendships Delighted Thompson on his conversa- No Urge Delay may withdraw its threat to in the nearby town of Manset, The Aeronautics National ln Moscow Latter-daleaders he been has Saint with -'the many privileged and- The nntr anld i tji early Saturday Nikits g, Maine. Space Administration hoy goviet Thomas' tary Pierre Salingeretutioned BetCthHceduiitedrib Sir in to as more meetan London, tion of international More than 5,000 Christians fqjneet recognize it Friday announced the cor- agrees Khrushchev. newsmen against sensationalare expected to worship at the ish architect and civic leader, reached here late Friday night important than other Arab na- ing on Laos should not be dealtitude for rected. figure broken first coi . After the the by story, izing three-natiotionalist was it In reportgroups, nations work the of of the the layed by Sir Thomas, accompanied by Lady Bennett, received the Walkers flight Thursday, the President received ference, United Press International altar ed Cathedral of the Saturday. supervisory commis- a full text of the Russian note ional welcome of President originally set at 165,000 feet early Friday afternoon. Infornjed sources said the sion. Pines at Rindge, NK The Daviid Q. McKay at, the Union A NASA spokesman said Boutina Investigation t loft-,- w id it added that Russia did not again discussed the matter by Fad IfSmgSTtoIJr quomKgHre ago to honor the dead of a friendship extending over however, before experts forms the Tunis exiled regime, exclude the possibility that the telephone, then the President to be would willing porters at a news conference; wars, and the altar was built international meeting would began drafting a statement the past several years and re- could determine what caused probably meet French representatives in be able to aid From time to time, the Se- with stones donated from all called their meeting a month the stubby, needle-noseLaos if the Evian if Franbesnade it clear Laotians themselves did not and the secretary headed back cret Service gets information over the world. President Kenago in England where the plane to buffet violently on it was for Washington by plane. with and the President negotiating block of granite bearing on the the flight as Walker started - ' Church leader visited to dedi-ratreach agreement, nedy gave Guilin FLN and his family which requires l4this.week.Ja.gQ..witht(me8 consulting only back Park the Soviet The also sewtrllydrgovernment Rusk declined to goint. deFruiTneTn visti g A sent by former Presidents TruTemperatures inside the other groups. Chapel in London which .was how- agrees to convene the Interna- tails of the Russian note. The It unlikely, There is. such a routine man and Elsenhower appeared 530 to soared Thomas and Sir wings planes designed by for Super- cabinet' officer in talking with that the talks would get tional Commission investigation under way at Sailors will offer tnanks for By Untied Press International his associates. degrees Fahrenheit during ever, vision and Control in Laos scheduled. as reporters, reiterated his, posiunderway Friday roarX15 present. Im "just trying the resurrection at service As they exchanged greetings the flight in. which the April took over from a French negotiators planned (Canada, Poland and India), tion that diplomatic discusto caution you against making aboard the carrier Ticonderoga ing March lion Saturday and at the depot President McKay reached a top climbing speed the note said. to be on hand on the appointed sions while fightiiig still is jn anything sensational of this. and the USS Eldorado as the weathermen predicted a sunny, and Sir Thomas recalled their of 2,362 miles an hour. Tass said Russia progress In Laos is not a satday in any case, if only to that an internationalsuggested The Secret Service is not doing sun peeks over the southern seasonably mild Easter in association of just a month take formal notice of the Al- ence on Laos be calledconferisfactory way to conduct nego.Anything they dont do in California m o u ntain s. and most of the nation. Sir March 2, when in ago, the tiations"ab, gerian representatives every normal case. This is Snow,' sleet, freezings rain, Thomas accompanied the Presshines on San Diego Bay. Cambodian capital of Phnom Russence.was the told Rusk that routine case being handled to and ident on a heavy thundershowers trip California. Rites sian government newspaper' The Algerian Affairs Min- Penh early this month." routinely." drizzle marked the beginning Wales frdm London. Sir The note reaffirmed Soviet Airmen4 Air March from Louis Joxe, the chief said that Russia re) ister Izvestia, Routine or not, when the of Thomas participated in the month full first the of French negotiator, discussed backing of selfexiled Prince sponded to the British cease-fif- e matter first came to the atten- Force Base will participate in spring. But the Weather Bu- events of the day which inthe situation with Premier Souvanna Phouma of Laos as request by calling for in tion of the Sectet Service, Initial the 50th Easter observance on reau said the weather map cluded the unveiling of a the only legal ruler of that temational Michel near Riverside, a Debra Mt Roubidoux, negotiations. Izevidence was a series of of time on the be would the by birthplace brighter plaque although the West vestia made no mention of a meeting Saturday. No deci- Country the license plate numbers being Calif., and movie star will the ladies don their Easter President McKays mother in ' present premier. cease-fire- . supports ' : sions were announced. . used by Cubans. Some quar- mingle with others in an an- finery' Sunday. and the groundMerthyr-Tydfi- l Prince Boun Oum. , night at of crowd Joxa returned 20,000 cabinet The 'whs were Friday ticipated diplomat ters said these Cubans Occasional Rain breaking for the new Merthyr-TydfBy BERT QUINT Talks To Envoy from a two-dahad just finished reading a famed Hollywood Bowl. Other trip to the believed to be part of the Branch Chapel which The only Mexico errr (htns) troubled territory across the RtlSsia delivered its reply copy of the Russian note to intelligence Apparatus southern California service preCJpitation,. it said, will be is also being designed by Sir where he had to the British ambassador. the British said, however, that the Rose Bowl Thomas. shuttling themselves or infor- are planned at in forces throughout Mediterranean, Pacific occasional rain the get into mation on refugee! in Pasadena, on Jit. Helix and Northwest and scattered snow Sir Thomas and Lady Ben- the hemisphere are preparing been sounding out local public Shortly afterwards the official the Soviet reply,did cease-fire- . a the of afternoon the said opinion. question newspaper In Florida baifk to their native in Balboa Park in San Diego dedicaAp- nett also attended the. an armed invasion of Cuba to and on a hilltop at Montecido. . flurries in the northern Rock-island. reply, called for an interna, tory sessions in the Hyde Park palachians and northern be held simultaneously with an tional conference and reactiva- Bank 'April-Foole- d Chapel Saturday apd Sunday, all-oies. V'll.. tion of the three-powe- r control on the island Cold weather ia expected Feb.: 25 and 26 and was a within uprising CAMBRIDGE, MASS'"(UPT) commission to solve the crisis. a matter of weeks, .the from the Great Lakes into the guest of President McKay Mew York The First National Bank of S. KhruPremier Herald Tribune Nikita 27, Feb. in north Atlantic states. It will Monday evening, News Service was told Friday shchev called In UB. Ambas- Boston got April fooled Saturbe warmer from the plains the" royal box at the .Royal elements sador Llewellyn Thompson for day. Its hug? outdoor adverAlbert Hall, London, forthe by the leader into the central Gulf states. in Mexico. ah hour and a half discussion tising calendar ht Kendall Internaof the concert, first March went out like g lion, e HAVANA i)irCuhan obfor of the Laotian crisis. But no Square lit up ast Unwilling Although with r tornadoes raking labama tional Chorus of Relief Society vious reasons to go Into detail were reported Saturday to details were forthcoming. ' March 32." Mothers. secSinging and Iowas Georgia, about plans-tothe invasion, have wrested 50 Roman Cath By United Frew International London. Coming from towns ond welcomed President McKay winning a batCarlos Fernandes, the bhldlng, olics for peace, as far away a 54 miles, they tle largest acity Demonstration taking part in' an Easter Cedar River flood his guests wannly and after against Trareach to were expected Lakers disarmament and nuclear of Salt the group large ' a and the Southwest fighting who is chief rep- procession in Havana and the abandonment were staged falgar Square Monday. gathered . for the - occasion resentative here of the revolu- entir? cast of the Passion play foot of wet snow. throughout the World this The National Committee for President Kennedy declared shook hands with the British tionary council established in in nearby Guinea where bursts Easter weekend by long a Sane Nuclear Policy (ANE) eastern Iowa a visitors, he accompanied them the Untied States recently, said of submachinegun. fire broke marches ' and silent prayer set Saturday as the focal point disaster afe as the flood to the Hotel Utah. It would come vpry soon. for American Easter demo- t h r e a t shifted downstream foe Sir Thomas reported his trip up Friday., Vigil. where Just will From Time Square to Lon- nstration. At least 5,000 march- from Cedar Rapids Saturday. was a very enjoyable one. I be launched tte.yastoiy 50 persons arrested "The For a look at just a few An Easter bonnet is more net from X See SIR THOMAS on Pago A don, California to Iraq Aus- ers were expected to stage a of the millions" of bonnets ; Havana were carried off to jail than just another hat" It is Great it believed Lakes but that known,' Messy tralia to South. Africa, pacifist protest in the United Nations Cuban Most of the messy weather in a bus as they chanted. is a symbol of spring and a that will appear Sunday It groups chose the Easter holi- Plaza In New York after walk- ms concentrated around the throughout the world three Car- T5ubrin'Russia no! and new . 11 f aimed have camps jn see todays entertaining dda new life days to tell their message to ing from McGuire AFB, NJ.( lower Great Lakes, in the Ohio ibbean countries. ' more than 100 miles'. Another "iiong live Christ the Jdng chic womens section. Its exdu- the public..- to is The any these .of and largest through Pennsylwere had group froro Kittefy, . Maine, Valley i. Demonstrations . . from for you along with sively" Gulnes, Reports to be Guatemala in vania and New York state The hottest and coldest lo- thought In 37 nations, including Britain 340 miles Sway, was expected these many other tugger miles southeast of here, said new life to a of the while other the loeationg Philipsburg, Saturday. early where-17,00tions: person staged to reach New York for the Pa., was blanketed with three cations in the continental two can only be guessed at. police detained dll members of womans spirStates, during the Some observers r think that the cast of the annual Passion its and an "ban the bomb" marches on Easter parade, SECTION A Inches of wet snow .in a six-ho- United ta 24 hours at reported Member of the Sodety of Costa Rica, because of political play there including the actor added spark to National-Foreig1, X period during the night ' past. ? Weather Bureau; "Friends (Quakers) formed a as well as geographical con- portraying Christ The actor is give that . M The heavy thundershower? t Sports Orlook West Palm Bech, loose cordon around the armed sideration, well could be one president of the Catholic youth all that was left of the tornad6 Financial 89 movement there. . milady wants forces recruiting booth in the o-bearing of them. T thunderstorms of V lando, and Cocoa, Fli. Theater -International The Fidel Castro governFall, What is almost certain b center of New York's Times Friday floated over southeast Editorial I I . that Mexico; which was a ment gave no permits this year Min . The significance of Easter ; A fool can no more see Square Friday and stood in Georgia and Florida, Nearly SECTION B . in reflected the is traditional, traditional for off for Fidel in a procespoint religious ."prayer three Inches of rain soaked Utahs hottest and coldest jumping 5 hia own foUy than he can vigil" forguard L fctty Regional Castro in his fight against FuT sions. But a record 70,000 per- Easter bdihiet and 4n fashFort Myers, Fla. within six - St George peace; 74 2 ' Good ions generally. Bift it takes ' Cbmics not sona will be used out turned for the gencto Another group of the So- hours. Batista, eeehia ean. 26 Radio-TCanyon Bryce 3 to the t bonnet a Highlights this a time. as dp" designs march night springboard Friday Friday Louisville, Ky, and Cindn i William Makepeace ciety of Friends, including maxiLake women Obituaries every-ter(Salt 5, chosen Citys from The Mexican by the Church of Our Lady government, girl, held an Easter natL Ohio, tere among the mum, 62, minimum, 36.) , , they walk proudly, Action. Adl-- rr Thacjceray. . paving strict heed tojts policy of Charily In Havana vigil around Griffis AFB near weather bureau stations .reEaster in tha j town. oa INVASION parade. See Society Pag snow before dawn. wet RomeKYT porting By MERRIMAN SMITH PALM BEACH, FLA, (UPI) Federal authorities sought Saturday to evaluate the gravity of a reported threat by Cubans to assassinate President i Kennedy and his family, possibly at church on Easter. , An undetermined number of nearby Cubans were under, secret surveillance by federal and area police. The objects of a many-sideinvestigation included at least one man . and woman, plus two other associates. .. Through a aeries of tips the United States Secret Service learned more than a week ago of an ugly, perhaps emotionally voiced threat to wipe out" the President family or kidnap his daughter, s.;- Caroline. ; . Track Down Story The Secret Service, procedure, swung into action immediately to track down the threat story since it came from this area Fakir BeaCftamd 'West; Palm Beach where the Kennedy are spending the Easter week end at the home of the Fresi-dent'father, former ambassador Joseph P. Kennedy.- White House Press Secre- - I m United Press International Trot lonely cave on the rugged coast of Maine to tha deck of an aircraft carrier in San Diego Bay and an Hawaiian beach, America Christiana wilL gather Easter morning. to lejoioe in ah agedd cry. Christ Isrisen." APRIL ' tu - American Christians Plarr Most American SATURDAY - (5)'ii!: ,,(ol7(S)rS UviU IVY hause-rhol- d the tradibustled with preparation Saturday-fo- r tional Easter egg hunt for thegrandehildren and the big family gathering on Sunday. It will be President Kennedy first big feunion with the dan since the Inauguration. His parents, former Ambassador and Mrs. JosephP. Kennedy, will be the host at at their villa on the Atlantic Ocean. 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