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Show thrtiLICET-1.- Short Circuits: She Thought She '"'''. tel 11 ..''''' H a evet ,.. . .RA ....W.1 ,!?,,-',- , ., e------- Eas1-6- -- . ,,. - - 'i! :1 '. .z. - ,..-,.,,.,.,- . to , ' An anti social police dog, I'M DA BOSS HERE which proved too much for police, paced a cage in the 1134MOne Society 'n Seattle Saturday after his ne,dag Occupation of a city bus. end The dog commandeered the empty coach at of the line while Driver R.- J: Mize lot off for a moment. When Mize returned he greeted the dog and was rewarded with a bite on the wrist. , Two young women trying fa board the coach were greeted with an ominous display of bored fangs Mize slamed the coach doors arid called police Two patrol- men watches the dog leap snarling find harking against the windows, then discreetly called a doocatcher. He poked á king pole through a window -- ,ne cl nned a ' rope noose around the dog!s neck, .. ' Bus service resumed. -- - - .,. ' DISPUTiA Detroit telephone operator heard , a ' , ''''',, . w" Wilma Ybarbo Freed, i3AD WILDUNGtN, Germany Wilma Ybarho left prison Saturday on the first stage Of her journey back to the United States. She was gay and smiling. The Malden, Mass., S. shantung suit, she left the U. SArmy dispensary where she has been kept in a guarded room since her conviction late last ar Ship 131dst (Continu'ici From Page A-- 1) - to a, naval hospital the-servi- Mary Archibeque, but had listed Salt Lake City as his home the ' last seven years. He joined the Navy in 1937 and served through most of World War 11 aboard the cruiser San Francisco, winning 17- battle orations in addition to the Navy Crosi. He was stationed at Clearfield Naval Supply Depot in ind iD4d, and was the most 19t3 órated sailor at the depot. Six sisters and two brothers survive, Mrs. Francis Salaz,.. Mrs, . Rose , and Lucero, Mrs. . ' ,. ,Frorii - ' , ' ' ? , t t I i I 4 1 , , Easter-- - Yank Womdn (Continued From Page A-- i Tows Store, 214 toot 2nd South West lider-Sto&troonhouses 1 eth West food Sth South re L Phone ......, PACKS '''',-- : ''. .L'7;,...4-'t...- FOR RETURN TO U. S. - - t ,,. Mrs. Wilma Ybarbo of Malden, Moss. finishes packing in prison at Bad Wildun Germany, for her return to the United States. She wail ge, freed Friday nt9ht by Gen. Lucius Clay. (AP Wirephoto.) 8,4 i 6 e , 'S , political activities of others. The American embassy had demanded her early rilease and bad asked to be informed of the "specific charges, if any," against Miss Vraz; of BerWyn, 111., who beaded the Prague office of American Relief for Czechoslovakia. Vlyj. Mdlsk proaehbut that doesn't mean that either will be along the lines action of that-wo- -- ed Two-Face- ' First Presbyterian thumbMt last South Temple 04., 9:30 atm and II am. with "Faith and New Life" being the sermon of the Rev. Malcolm Gwaltney. Salt Lake lisbeenaeleTemPle &piste grounds. 230 p.m. presentation of "Re, quids" and "The Priceless Treasure:. Attires ,Maltheditt,Epteetipal Trinity Merck-2- 41 lostillath South 81........Siugst the Great ConeuFrer" will bp'sermon the Rev, O. David Slocum 'at II School drama at a t Sunday Vi match Chareb-1- 701 Presbyteries lleventh last St., 11 a.m.. Rev. Donald G. Oltristiansets. speaker. Special music. Japanese Church of Christ-- 268 T.- West .10 am The Rev. South tits Ole. sneaker. with oldish service at 11 a.m. bp Clitio;g1...Nakedcg apa. assistant. Bethel last Ninth Baptist South St, It a.m., TM Rev. James G. Liken's, speaker. Special program at 7:30 p.m. Rio Oviedo and Berlimitia Baptist Church-1- 040 West Serond,--boutSt, 10'30 a.m. Rev, Kenneth IL Pederson, speakm, Church-3Third Central Christian 70 Clorreb-- 912 services. Easter breakfast at a.m. Liberty Park Methodist ChureltEighth East - and Ninth Soutth Streets, au. young peoples Easter breakfast; t 10.48 4,55 special services.: Charcies-1030 Lutheran St; John's Fifth 5East SI: .5115 a.m., Rev, ft. Z. t ,1 Schults, speaker. Christ Lutheran Church-1- 71 East Porty-eigh- th South St. 11 a.m., Rev. N. P. Roscoe, speaker. Euter story services ? p.m. at'Pleat Unitariate thatch-54P- M Eleventh East St.. 11 cm, The Rev. Edwin H. Wilson. speaker, Munte with J. Harold Red. dington, soloist, and Dr. John Riaine Kid. dington at the organ. Children's program at 940 a.m. Pepe Churete-7- 40 Seventh Evangelical 'rest 1ff Per:- - venttm-- - rierforwriMmilterrs t Young People's meeting 7:30 p tn. Church of the NazareneSixth East and Fifth South Streets. 11 sm. ant7:30 p.m., Rev. W. B. Corlett. .5harttie--54- 1 Fell Dispel Assembly South Main St, 11 ctn. special West Assembly et Gad Church-2- 2G Third 5North $t, 11 The Rev. Out M. Heath. 8 - , the Soviet Union on "home leave" for medical treatment. An official statement of somi kind was expected from the for- eign office Saturday. a close friend of Kolarov, bimitrovt is a deputy premier who recently has been given front Seat role in Bulgaria's inmerely announced Thursday that ternational affairs. He has been Dimitrov is ill and has gone to associated with Dimitrov sinch they went through a revolution . together in 1922,, He has seemed to ,fit well ititio his increased responsibilities dur. t N, ing Dimitrov's illness, and is con' sidered qualified by the govern-- , ment to run things until Dimi to down Want as swoop again trOv returns., ) ' ; they definitely would on some Informer circles here cierició when excuse western the ". flimsy suggestions abroad that Dina- ' Allies have been withdrawn. i , means to ha Russia trov's trip : , Russia come will this, Failing has retired as premier or secreout with her announcement of an tary general of the Bulgarian Independent Eastern Germany Communist Party., , and again link this up with a deBulgaria has two other deputy mand for an withpremiers. Kimon Georgiev and 4 drawal. Alexander Obhov. Georgiev is a former Premier and former ., Strong l'ollee hoice ,foreign minister. Obhov is a , There again is an even more , 'member of the Agrarian Party. because Russia will deadly trap (It seems unlikely that an Agrar4 have left behind a police force of ian would get the post.) tightlY-illidalfiand There were four deputlIrethoroughly indoctrinated Geruntil Traicho Kostov miers al mans who even among themselves fired recently, charged with havare bolstered up by Russian poing strayed from the Communist c, , litical and other secret police exParty line. perts who have gone through the farce of taking out German mi., L, turalization papers of some sort. OR In the confused conditions which IN OUT?State De- ?Wi sh U lplomat Quits I obtain in Europe today this is a Oortment ponders "retireos or ree ment" of Georgi Dimitrov. very easy thing to do. I am not in a position to comOTTAWA, Canada Polish diploniat has quit his job ment more 'definitely about these to live permanently In "free Wtwo developments as I have so reighter Off Rocks far had no opportunity of making 4 After Days Aground ade Wlaclyslaw Zbik, second secrek check on the original sources of the information but I certainly tary at the Polish legation here, LONG 3E4Cif, Calif. (AP) said yesterclay: "So many of my do think both these reports are five After the aground, days worth considering because from "Steel countrymen have come to CanI5,000-to- n Chemist," ada since the end of the war and my own experience, I can say that freighter, is off the rocks of San settled they are exactly the sort of things Nicholas Island. happily here that I am 4 that Russia would do, even if they sure I can make my way in this d 465-foran The vessel, which knew that there are many people free Canada." on this side who would spot the onto the rocks on the west side trick immediately. That is the of the Island Monday, was floated at high tide Friday night. Russian mind! 4,1 As I think I have mentioned. The Pacific Towboat and Salof Beach Long vage Company ot Membei the Audit bursail I am shortly going up to New Cited lotions York to attend the United Nations used five tugs, several derrick Entered et the postoffice at Salt Lake 160 men, in addition City as second class matter according to and barges, and will then assembly meetings Let of Congress, March 3, 11179. Issued to the ship's crew of 45. be able to report further. evenings end Sunday morning. s SOFIA (AP)Foreign Minister Vassily Kolarov is a likely candidate to succeed the ailing and absent Premier Georgi Dimitrov, for the time being, at least. There has been no official statement concerning who would take over the helm while Dimitroy is away. The government r IF , , 4 I. ed ('Continued From i3ilge -- Buigo Foreign, Minister Soéti Preniler Successor through the United Nations and elsewhere which will be made to look like a great stride' towards peace. It will be an official proposal for the withdrawal of all Allied occupation troops from Germany. I don't think the Allies will fall easily into that trap but much of the world may..be deceived, forgetting that when the Allies withdraw, they will be several thousand miles away at the wrong end of really difficult communication lines from one of the most inflammable areas in the world while should the Russians withdraw, they will still be no more than 24 hours away wheethey 0 edl 206-,00- , r c' - - (AA p ,o ot t Did , Nfttus , - STRICTLY RICHTER fly Richer - , .:. - ; - i- , - r I - - Nollir go ) ,. it, . - ' , : It , , I .. le A , A HINT TO ME (GIFT) D'EPAilit'ENT WISE , 4, . . r TODAY ONLY . b r :' , A Terrific Gift Sale all ' ' t3 Frâm 71 yi , 1 I 1 :-- . , 0 , '' 40 4 ,, i ddf 4 if 1 - 11 . ' 11 '' ii ta....,.,,,,i-- NAL k".61-- . "Now, 't I t , I - JEITELBAIM 1 - i I) . . I ,Listed,Ptice SAit tiIDS t:Oó P.M. ., b , Os all gift lienut en west $ide &hoe (exclusive el itientel. included, in, the ,al are loyal Hoeg's, Original Hummels. Ceram Ceramics, Ce)ya's Late. tilinwaset Tournament Wars, ,fteirlowne Tomonow, Viking Glam. Sterling Hand Cut Crystal, Mirror Plateaus and Wall ?allergy ALL SALES t :.. A - t. 4114111 '1 1114.00 for on year paid is Press The Associated exclusively entitled to ass of publication ofift mews dispatches credited to or net otherwise credited in this paper: also the local nowq published herein. advent. s. 1,3 I , RATES SUBSCRIPTION 111.30 One Month 117.00 Six Months P aid In advance I 11113A4 One Year tPaid to advance) The above rates apply to carrier de. dvery. Daily mad rotes ars 114.00 for sat months end .,' Si. - i - , Second k . 1 k PRAGIA (AP)--M- iss Vlasta Vraz, an American relief Worker, was released from a Czechoslovak prison Saturday, She had been held for a week. She told an American consul, earlier thirwek, after being held incommunicado three days, that she thought she was beink detained for an investigation of the West tilt., Holy Communion sore. . at 0 a,m. plth the Rev. A. Leonard East lei St., 1 11.111.,- - Rev. Clyde A. Pleming, Wood. speaker. Baster breakfast at 9 a.m. St. Faere Episcepal Charob261 Ninth speaker. First Methodist Church-2- 02 East at 6:30 am.: East St.. Holy COMM11711011 choral eueharist at 7:40 a.m. to he cele- end South St., 10:80 en.. Dr. S. M. brated by the Rev. Hoyt 11. Henriques its- Inman. Philadelphia, intakes. sisted by the Rev. Mortimer Chester. leaf , rector. Pourth Scutt?, St..5711 rommuniorn First Congregational,. CharebFirst Increment and baptism t.m, service. Pageant South and Fourth East Streets. lb toot The Shadow of, the Cress,"5at 530 p Rev. George 3, Weber will discUss the M ethodist Choreis,414055. Centenary -rhit aternal Design." rutu East St., ti:45 am. and 11 cm. , LtON Itroritr:Floral-Co- : reed by Ciettts the Western world would follow. - This may mean new crises. of. 'many obexperience servers shows that the Soviet Is quite likely, indeed, more than likely to use what might be called an over ground., diplomacy to search out a settlement with us while at the same time underground-intrigue devised and controlled by the Cominform does exactly the opposite. This is a very highly-favorRussian way of thinking, not only in diplomatic affairs butin their own everyday livesas witness the side 14 Side operation of the propaganda with which the Politter- buro dope the people and roristic activities of there police. d Attack So we must expect a sort of in other double-face- d Communist attack to Service to be conducted churches throughout mot Lake City In- counter the setbacks which r. they clude: Wasisku have teceivect and which culmiIt. Ambrose Catbelle pariahAt St... South Twenty-fIr2263 last Inn. nated in the North Atlantic Allimasses S and 10 a.m. West Our Lady of Guadalupe-1- 15the inisaion. ance. . and at North Second St, 628 West Fourth South St., low mass I have lately been told of one a a.m. htgh mass at the dwelt with choir maneuver specially at 11:15ra.m. Savior-1- 77 last Ninth which willdeceptive Our Divine with parbp taking shape shortSouth St.. high masa at 10 a.m. Basil with ly. I have not spoken about it iah choir singing Mass of St. tabate "Reging CoeU'. at the OtteriltOrY and biosart's "'Ave Verum Corpus" at much because I have been waitthe communion. for more details. South ing at. Anal 438 test Twenty-lirIt Is a maneuver on which Mosfit., low mass,.1;311 a.m.. high mass 930 arn COW, is pinning many Cathedral-2- 31 Episcopal hopesjust I. ,Marlee last Frrsit South St.. choral eucharist as she pinned many hopes on the services at 9:10 and 11 a.m. to be telebrated by the Very Rev. R. Dunham Tay- Berlin blockade. lor, dein and the RI. Rm. Arthur W. Briefly an attempt is to be Moulton. rettred Episcopal bishop. Church t festival at 4 p.m; North made shortly by Russia :both St. Peter's loiscolial Church-- 657 i Bett Quality to'weit Prices -- 7-4 , AFTER SHOOtINGDeWitt Coombs, 22, of Wantagh, N. Y , at left, is showil-bei- ng led from the house in Merrick, N. Y., where police said he killed his former girl friend's father early 5aturday. At right, the girl friend,Rita,Fay, about 22, sits in an ambulance after police persuaded Coombs to give himself up. The father, FranciiS. ray, 58, was 'shot on a cellar stairway in the home. (Associated Press Wifephoto.) i our Greinhouses 31-- SURItti,IDERS i 4k Fay's . , - - ' '''' ,, 4 , I . , :, 4 ...I- ,,Alb j , . and Coombs , - I f , )'. , , I , A t ..t 'L -- I , ,. , ... , , ' , 4 st . r. IN :, - - - , , k i (AP)Twen , i P 't - ' , , '' , ' -' .; ' ' I , . south tip- - -- - to-- , GiLLJJend gas-fill- ed ', I ? - , - I' ' , , '' ' A EASTER LILIES Fre th ,' ' , 1t ,,, 1 , I - ,- 1 Commandry No. I, Knights Templar at 6.30 a.m. in the Masonic Temple with M. D. McGinnes, commander in charge. Doors will be closed at 6:25 am. The Rev. nclgar H. Hoffman of Liberty Park Methodist Church will be principal speiker and Near Tucson, Ariz., Yactui In- music will be under direction of dians will mark Easter with col: Jack H. Petersen. Hut dances and processions. Largest of sunrise scrvices will Falcon Lair, Hollywood home be conducted by the tinited of the late screen star, Rudolph Youth Council, a branch of Valentino, will be the scene of an the Salt Lake Ministerial Associato "affirm the rights tion from the steps of the' state and dignity of mankind." capitol. One of southern California's Dr. Steele also will be prinbe will observances Easter oldest cipal speaker at this Service and Riverside atop Mt. Rubldoux in will talk on the theme "He Lives." , County. An organ will be provided, for the first time in the history of Union the sunrise services and organlit will be Mrs. Fred M. Hammitt. A Store prelude of organ music and chimes will precede the proclapres- CLEVELAND (AP)--T- he mation. by Kent Borgaard after ident of the CIO Amalgamated which a quartet of herald trumClothing Workers says his union sound the call to will organize 700,000 department peters will ship. I five "I takes it gore Artathedral-or ten years or longer." 'These workers are the most The most Rev. Duane G. Hunt, underpaid in the country," de- - bishop of Salt Lake Catholic diodared Jacob F. Potofsky of teNew ceses will celebrate SOICTIID Poo- York, who succeeded the-latill"' mass in the, Cathedral of Sidney Hillman es head of the the Madeleine, 331 East South clothing workers union in 1946. Temple St., at 11:15 a.m. The union now has 375,000 mem- 'the Most Rev. Leo j. Steck, bers. bishop, Will give the auxiliary a at ceremony Potofsky, spoke .. sermon. Friday for he laieing of a cornerstone for a, $200,000 building. to Special music bf the parish be known as the Amalgamated choir will be featured at :10:30 Sidney 8illmán Memorial. The a.m. high mass to be celebrated at two story hrick structure on St, Patrick's Catholic, Church, Payne Ave. will house the staff 1030 West Fourth .SouthSt. and officers of the Cleveland Choir of the church will sing Joint Board of the Amalgamated the mass of Our Lady of Lourdes, Clothing Workers. It Is to be 670 Eleventh East .St, at high finished in September. mass at 8 am- - at which Rt. Rev. , Msgr. Patrick A. Maguire, pastor. will give a sermon on the resurrection. Children's mass wilt be t at 9:30 a.m. at which Sister Miriam Rose of Judge Memorial school will direct Easter :hymns. I, , , ' 0 , - , been close friends until about a month ago when the father and Coombs had an argument. Fay ordered the youth not to, ftee. hie. bedrodrri. daughter again 1 :Coombs, of Wantaght. N. Y., Coombs Broke In barricadedhimself in the house . Early Saturday,' Coombs broke Fay, 511.. after. slaying Franscis-Sin a gun battle on a... cellar stair- into a cellar window of the Fay horne,Hearing the noise, Fay inway, police said. il of score More than police vestigated, taking a pistol with him. residential from this Island Long 1 A gun battle ensued on the cel- town from and nearby.communiities surrounded the darkened lar stairway. Coombs hidden in the blackness below and Fay 4 house, but were unable to close outlined in the light at the head in because of the intermittent of the stairs. Fay was felled. 1 . shotgun blasts. Coombs made his way upstairs, Youth Shouted broil into a bathroom in which Police said the youth. shouted Rita and her younger sister, Bet' at them: ty, had locked themselves. The 4 i man that girls mother Vied to come .to "I'll kill the first comes near this house," their aid and was slightly hurt Tear gas grenades failed to in the scuffle. The younger girl dislodge him, Finally a police- also was hurt, but her injuries man crept near a window and were called minor. Coombs forced Rita into a bedshouted assueances that neither he nor the girl would be harmed room and pleaded for a recon' I,! he gave himself up. eilliation. Once the police seige Coombs then tossed 'out his started, he darkened the lights, but continued pleading with the weapon and Surrendered. Police gave this account: ' girl. e '''' 4 In Oklahoma 1'4 Mary ' ', 4, 1 Archuleta, Salt Lake City; Mrs prudencia Gonzales and Alex Archibeque, Dolores. Colo.: Mrs. g u liar, Albuquerque, Cordy N. M.: Joe B. Archibeque. San Diego, Calif., and Mrs. Grance Sanchez, Sparksi The body will be brought to Salt Lake City for funeral services and buriaL , ' , - ' killed. his former girl friend's father early Saturday, then held off police for ' an hour with a shotgun while pleading for her forgiveness in a tear ,- , in late Saturday or Sunday. Mrs. Ybarbo said Friday night The projectile in the gun mount she wanted to ''get home and which exploded was left in take 4care of my baby" as soon tion but soaked down with water as possible. pending inspection by the board Her on ,Timmy of inquiry. , went beck alone to Massachusetts Gunner's Mate Archibedue was soon after his mother was sen-to a holder of the Navy Cross, one tenced originally to 20 years for of highest decora- the murder of her husband. Sgt. tions. He won it for heroism in a similar incident during World John Ybarbo, of Goliad, TeL The 20 years sentence was reduced War IL to five, and Friday she Was orheld Decorations dered freed altogether by the tie was born in Blanco, N.M., U. S. military governor. Jan. Ii1916. a son of Frank and , taken '. s, k Eiii0i4éi is not entirely be under guard foot on United an Army car to het tingi n gs at her former home, where she had shot her husband during a bedroom quarrel. She Then con-I. tinued to Frankfurt where she will board I U. Plane two-pie- - I - To Organize year. sentence for Mrs. Ybarba mother's five-yehusband her was vacated free. She will killing Friday night by Oen. Lucius D. until she sets States soil. Clay. She went In Wearing a bright ' , early-servic- Leaves Prison For ' t; -- 22- ' 7 MERRICK, N. Y. . l - (AP)Mrs. lc . , ( ', rim() the Grand Canyon. These services will be broadcast nationally (NBC) and in Canada, and beamed by short wave to Europe, Latin America and the armed forces overseas. Two Colorado niountain settings will be used to solemnize the story of the crucifixion ind the resurrection: the Park of the Red IRocks, near Denver, and the Garden of the Gods, near Colorado Springs. ndiana to Dance - ' , Shrine of Ages on t REVOLUTIONSalvatore Giaano,. Sicilian bandit king, has challenged ten members of the Italian government or their delegates to a "duel to the death " Survivaland control of the governmentwould be the prize. i "If I said Giuliano in a letter to the 'newspaper Giornale de Sicilia in Rome, "I will take over the government of Italy. If I lose, it will be the end for me. . -- ',4..,..40i '',.,,, i ' tinnl radio prewar (ABC)., r the fifteenth time, the songs r,lI hristendom will ring from it El ' ,..,, ceremony woman's screams over a lewelry shop phone and a man araering,."(live me those watches " She called police. Sirens wailed as squad cars rushed to the store. Officers found thea owner, Mrs Dolores Torroski, vigorously retusing to give a man three watches he had left for repairs until he paid his bill In the offrov the telephone had been ripped from the wall. Police ordered the disputants to appear Saturday and exp.oin the whole thing to the prosecutor. ' ' ' outdoor of '' ,f f will be at the in th,.. Wichita Mountains, near Lawton, OklaHere theA93,0 record of 200,000 worshipers is expccied to be excetIeo. Other large crowds may in.: at Washington, elude: : 73,000 D. C.'s Ft. Lincoln, 63,300 at Chicago's Soldier Field, 60.000 at Pasadena's Rose Bowl, 50,000 at Miami's Orange Bowl and 3f,000 at the. Hollywood Bowl. " The movie ' capital's service will be on a na- - - r Perhaps the largest outpouring to - r services on Ailouutaintops and in in valleys, onthe seashore and woodlandt. . In some places throngs running into .11iP tens of thousands will gather, while in' others only a bandit,. of worshipers will be present.. Fair, but slightly cool' Weather was forecast for most 'settions ol the nation. ' -- - - - g risen Christ retold - - 4 , PresIN By Associat Millions of Americans at dawn Sunday will heir the story of a -- . , 1 ,, Attract-41illi66s- 7 (Cem' piled From Current News Wires) CALLING TARZANNo circus ape is going to' make a monkey out of Mrs Mayme G. ROZO. That was the essence of a $10 000 damage suit she filed Friday in Los Angeles against the Clyde Beatty Mrs. Roza said in her complaint she was viCircus, sitig the circus when an announcer told the audience on ape hod escuped f.om its cage--- ' Shonly thei'eufter Ms Roza said she found hir.; self in the arms of a man dressed as a gorilla She faint- , ed ;n terror she sold. She thought it was the genuine article. ' i , Father KiIIs . i :Ysst.ill . ' . - -- .- ..0a,-...-- x. - , Icurraktritinitan w 57, . . i Piles. L - ( Outdoór 4 Flotvers-Gift- , s tosI trosich;oi Pito NE 52831 17 1,0 ;,;;i1o1:1;1 n.;117, re;trved eVV1.7, off u 'you'u just wipe that silly obi 'I --, your face i ,,0 ',1 - |
