| Show ' - Y - C - - ' ' - - 'Remember Grantln'n' No child 'Fite had a glandmi like the cute old apronod thin - is etways good for letighsin 'Grandma" a daily-com- ic strip hi the Salt-LakTelegratri - ' 4 ' ' - ''' - : ''' ea( - - 1 it likvei iii 1 a $ It ( t 3 3‘1: 41 '''' 'i ''''' - o e-- ' t -- ''' - t'4°flinall'' I - r '-i- 1 ' t-- - '110 41 ' - : - - : ' PRICE FIVE CENTS 1 - - - - - ' ' i' a- - - 3 '1 - T - 4- -- j ' 'IV!? '' git i ' ator 'Of Eetes--Kefauve-r :Ito4hieert Q AN ttivet S 1 1 - i 10VCS (tit Ill Up - - i Ci 1- - k 31tiss-f-11-- - ) 1 '"itk'"I'W -- '-' rateKstertreosufitOsklatioma -f 5'7' 1 Republicans Taft 14254 Eisenhower 14115 iiltp s 1 101 4 i 0- Let- -- ' tKeltruver - :s ----- Ulidel(10Ir S Illtill(111 01) i - “" - Foreignftelations CornheavSet Texan whotn mittee had hm Vandenberg sometimes privately referred to as "Old Timms purr ing these years Vandenberg was the ranking minority party meinber of the committee that is wai top underdog ' In the he 1r for i - --- Democrats - - 104051 Selritilie 1 I rt - ''t ' T: TT - T Warren Second ' :- ' Warren—a possible beneficiary of votes from Republicans who want Gen Dwight D Eisenhower to become their party 's nominee —seemed on the way to getting a total of four out of 20 delegates elected in district contests lt looked like a '"shutout for - -- - - ' : -- est -- '' fl -- -- ' S tee ' ' Dit)tit e - - --1 Kerr 7603 111 Eisenhower had trailed Taft - ' In the early partial returns but a '4(4' I 1 '"' A' he showed a burst of strength - A vviicae3presi4 2k7' Lwith reports from the capital '44:4:41':4PrfrQ: By Joseph Loftus city of Lincoln where he was a 1 siding officer He took his duty legally be written In ‘ 3 Now YorTimes U'riter ' favorite in 3L of 130 seriously listening to allthe itn- - i Warren rode a tide of totes to titi I ' m 4 precincts and from western Ne- - WASIIINcTON April 1—The portant debates and a good many a probable Victory over' Taft In 40000mmiflar auorJ Milwaukee's fourth district large- braska particularly Scottsbluff White House has instructed the of the dull ones too When He SISO some- - ly an industrial area Mrs Florence IL Richards second counselor Mrs Arta M Hale dull he MrslaVern NV Farm ley L D S Primary Aux general president too things got where a strong write-icampaign Justice Department to be pre--I times drew "doodles" The were secretary-treasure- r in the a substantial-leaseated Miss Velma Hill !bows Primary Hospital souvenir booklet to from left to right I first counselor grabbed -advise on was conducted for him the President pared to fantastic lacy networks of intri- district which includes Madison The totals included only one powers to seize the fteel indus- - eate almost gothically designed the 'State- capital kee ' But outside of that it WAS all OLDEST "doodles" many of them of precinct in populous Douglas try in case of a strike County where partiai' Whelher the President earnest- - 'Agile motifThey have become Taft In a state which he said In returns indicated Taft perhaps advance would be a "key" test of FINDS—JET— t Is con t emp lti ng the use o i virtually collectors' items and his y has his greatest strength Taft are likely to be seen framed in ability to attract popular Inherent powers to keep the offices of senators who led in the first complete 'Omaha votes picked 1 1 rare to elect the steet 'mills running or just them tip after the °artist!! had In the setate-wkl- e precinct reported 10 delegates the count Writelbis a Some to gesture 1 making strengthen ANA SANTA departed Cat April t of The ti'tkd ay Primary ' Assn Friend 11-monthly magazine The altered balance of power from 2904 of 3204 preclnctkgave Montee 89 The returns weretlow because his administration's (UP)—James W position In conference Cpurch of Jesus' the association in Congress put a heavy new Taft 290249 Warren 232723tasthe nation's oldest licensed of the long and pimplicated bal- bargaining on a ceiling set- 152869 Sen Theme of the conference vvnl Saints will Christ of Lett on It a Vandenberg responsibility ride lot and a nearocord vote drawn pilot took YP — -tlement with the HEADQUARTERS MacArthur Slate WU now up to him to see that be the signal forcelebrathir b4 'Inasmuch as ye have done Tuesday in a sleek Marine jet to the polls JO large part by the POWERS cerwith cannot determined be IN EUROPE the Senate passed necessary A slate' rtinning for Gen Dougamong the organizatiorVikapprox- IL unto one of the least of these fighter plane and declared it EA IL: pr es idential Biparti-1- ' was the "finest flightin nlY eign policy legislation tainty now ye have done it unto me" contest (RI—General Dwight D: r th l Uhri sAid le isn' t - imately 22000 workayfor past ' Lead to Raises An address on the theme will life" votes sanship became more vital thao E u r 014 There were some write-iachievements and for redetikea yarned candi(Jate polled 17012 votes '1 a G ever with Republican Congress Monte who Triode his first Tuesday that there is a limi t to !for 5facArthur President Barry Government seizure of the the given by Marlon Romney tion to Ideals and objective Milwaukee and Stefens of the L D S Council of solo flight when he was 60 S Truman Gov EarlWarren of steel Jerry) in the present cir-- and a Dernocratic White House Among the reasons for Joy industry American resources—and to the will be the recent opening of rember Apostles and an adviser and has piloted 41 different c'alifornia and others but they cumstances would be likely to It also became more difficult be-- attorney got)A47 cause some of the Republican new larger Primary Children's to the Primary Assn Wednesday types of aircraft wore a wide" patience of American taxpayers were an insignificant part Of the lead to payment of the wage Senator ystes Kefauver of Tenof their nessee the European nations cooper total Ave and at a 10 am meeting in the As- grin as be stepped from the hospital at 320-I2t!creases recommended for the senators had strong Ideas prober ap— 74 Col ate 1 See the a a rage e commongood Hall returns reeleeted fullyfor for blue The mbly of midnight Temple Square early the year the Stabilize this Wage by to the states -tucked have peared "There is no real securit4 yet political curiosity in which- the Win Board The mission after the 450-mphop unis golden Jubilee of "The Children's stake board members and industry l'i 28 Democratic presidential nomi-- thieved Iin Europe" b e as candidate on the ballot—Stassen CoL J B Scott of El representatives willing to put the increases into serted "There is only'a-cantwo nating votes under his belt This meeting will be preceded Toro Marine Base piloted the —was running behind effect unless the government perWith Kefauver rolling along ning" didates whose names were not mits a compensatory rise in price by a breakfast Wednesday at 7:45 jet lie said Montee was "cool of the at-- a he said the tide of battle on the ballot with more than 80 ' amid the Hotel Utah Lafayette as a cucumber" during "the in But ceilings -the told war '"has begun In — The whit)) delegates write-ias Ballroom for slake Primary Assn large Steel priee cellIngS' Were- the ' flow our way" having eight Chicago convention See Page 8 Column 5 subject of talks Tuesday between Me-etinpresidents and wives of mission voters were elected—Charles E SH A P E Annivetsary Ellis Arnall director of price presidents Of Sheboygan 4 DringhtOrt Associated III Press oc " 'end stabilbration Fair made these Eisenhower Departmental meetings priinta 'Benjamin slate eon- : a rival Wednesday 12RO-wormost of the less of United States first day of the cupy in a leSTs report president marking flood thaws sent Quick spring 7:45 a m—Breaklast for Stake conference however Stake board ceded defeat Steel Corp It was understood the end of his first year in cornA third uninstructed slate I Primary Assn presidents and members and mission representatthat Arnall stood firm in resist waters on tbe yartwage In parts mand of S If AP E military Jerome Fox was runbeaded mission presidents' wives La- ives are to attend these sessions by Midwest of AtTuesday those increases the the North for ing any beyond headquarters Broughton fayette ballroom Hotel Utah at 11 am and 2 pm in various allowed by:present price standThe floods hit areas of the ning behind the lantid Treaty Organization of 14 10 am—Sefsion for group stake locations throughout the city At ards nations 'Wisconsin Dakotas Mtnnesota board members and mission repr- Ithese meetings the past — Ketauver at Top t His report d'id not refer to To ' 243'A year and Iowa causing considerable eseniatives Hall wit! be reviewed arid rims tor krAssembly t7: the bag If expected victory here These- - would allow the steel - MINSKY' Kilitea:-APr- il 2 —Temple-- Square damage Homes were evacuated 'ex- dicated heiwill leave his com195153 program ikill-b- e with a possible combined 'Mr ton Uri—Prime NEW YORK above I a $2 April mwere Industry possibly 11 a m — Department meeti- plained bless houses floodecr in in the Nebraska primary Staff officers ' at Panmunjom mand this spring to actively Minister some Joseph Stalin Tuesday present prices though ngs: In some department meetings Kefauver would be in a top p o- ontana be finished haggling enter the presidential campaign Wednesday – A merican ficials say that amount might a of assured group who Thursday foes announced candi- friends Root general authorities of the church The swollen stretched to $3 over Russia' s role in Korea's political Will 8 am—Testimony meeting for will speak President B men examine radio t to and editors a succeed newspaper embankLee Harold dates Tuesday's report Harry through an ArnaIl told stake executives Assembly Hall member of the Council of TwelveI postarmistice affairs and turned find it throws some light—but —at long distance—that a third - "I - am verYrepprters: as the Democratic aerY- - fearful weittent at Houston Minns spilling S Truman -r - 8:30 am—Organ recital Tab- Apostles and a certainly not enough to satisfy world war is no nearer than it are going to have a steel strikei two feet of water over the busts nominee Primary Assn the question back to higher-leve- l érnacie Taft adviser will talk to the stake subcommittees In the everyone—on his philosophy and was in 1949 or 1950 e That is if everyone continues as nESS district 10 am—General session Tab- presidencies in their meeting Air-- was getting about 4376 of the views of the international situi! at Lake the Salt Observers a I feels said now be Stalin as 'adamant they meetipg appear Col Don Darrow Allied Lion ernacle LeGrand Richards presiding : Mt of state of the great don't see bow it can be averated !port promised Wednesday will be total RepublIcan vote Warrens 2 pm—General session Tab--1 bishop will speak on -- nli Bal- staff officer Warned the Beds and Stassen 23 Continue Pouring Money powers possibly would be useful unless someone gives I have no !ii carbon copy of Tuesday a 30 ernacle ' balmy 'Spring day They warned anced Boy" to stake Trail Builder that the U N Command's rejecAbout 3 was going to a slate He struck a note for economy Also that the time has come to reason to feel optimistic" tion of Russia as a neutral would pm—Reception exhibit and leaders Limited seizure powers are pro- - however that a aterm front from headed by Grant Ritter of Monunify Germany and that commie His report said tour of new Primary Children's A dinner Wednesday 7 pm not change at either subcommitwould he fatuous for any- nism and capitalism can exist vided under the selective service the Pacific will change 'weather roe supporting Gen Douglas It Ave or full dress level See Page 8 Column 1 Hospital act but the White House is in- - in the Intermountain Region MacArthur despite the latter's one to assume that the taxpay- peaceably side by side—is The staff officers tPpeated ers of America 'will continue to He expresssed these views in a terested in exploring the Presl Thutsday producing assertion be is not a candidate probably ' See Page 9Coiumn 1 their old arguments on the right Sea Page 7 Column 4 clouttriess ex lightraliE in 'response LENTEN GUIDEPOSTS pour money and resources into telegrarnsidispatched d word for Korea but no to to sent hiin four questions unless encouraged-by ' Europe progress toward mutual was I MISSING' SI'ECTACLE Prisoner talks continued in se- steady hero is the question and cooperation and full effective An Allied delegate said the ness Arnerica cret as not announced an Continue swer exchange by " '4) two sides "continued their ek- See Page I Column 5 James L Wick Niles cOhiol pub-- a '1 A lisher who Wa3 a member of the ploration" il-Bla- St 1 The higher level talks on the party bending the queries! ' issue Thursday Is a third World war closer Q thorny 111ALIIr now than two or three i start loVing atom- ' By Ralph Morgan everyone with whom - A not of eptimisin wis sound1 LAS VEGAS Nev April I ing ground was preceded Tuea: —:the latter presumably the mill ago? lc loutoiroeue Stage and Screen Actor yoli come in contact—the milk- - ed by sources close to Vice Adm detonation ex-A No it is not (INS) — An aerial atomic explo- day morning by two high Reports continued to circulate I have enjoyed many of the man the paper boy the postman C Turner- Joy They said he Q WOuld a- meeting of the sion blast for Shots Flat Frenchman'a ploalve rocked projecting the mari at the service' station hopes to have achieved an armiIthat the A E C and the Defense heads of the great powers be good things in life for which T ' waves near before he leaves early this DOUBLE-TAL- K tieeful? sDepertment baeagreed on an But tikenmctlYea end tile trees the flowers am e birds every living thing tested th detwas device &tic 'The atomic first to was the I dropped atomic shell' ftsti artillery pro: become superintend-It A Possibly it would be useful others I have ag2 encountered "And tomorrow of 1952 In a new series from a U S Air Force Plane puision—and that several of the of the U SNaval Academy' what to me - have been great you NEW YORK Q Do you consider the April 1 cr — awaken vow 'rti yourself that 1at' Annispelli of moment expected to do over Frenchthan's Flat firing tests will be artillery Problems ent : a for explosions be the to opportune tragedies There appears disagreeThe 754 tesCi411 come in the !eve more than you slid much in clearing the way for area It was the first over 'the There is no man or woman Joy has been senior United Na- - ment between Prime 'Minister unification of Germaany? week in April Then 7000 final blast since a nuclear use area for of atomic I tions command A truce tactical artillery face do who Yes does not catastro- today" delegate log Josef Stalin and Ha deputy forthe 'Ranger Ormation'early in ArmY Marine and Air Force and other atom weapons I tried and it workel Q On what basis is The since the talks cipengd July 10 eign minister Jacob A Manic phe loss panic heavy burdens eti ce Cif capitalism and eommu- The nuclear ' explosion was 1951 Troops did not participate 'personnel w411 participate in "Opand the terror of buckling under returns were unbelievable Gone 1951 re will be succeeded as about world war III Rock IV" ' Recently my sorrows and re- - were the depression the self commander of US Naval Forcet unione in that it did not cause Animals were not used in the Stalin said Tuesday be does nism possible? The final firing will be an A Peaceful venes piled up on me to such-a- n of :much of a flurry in nearby Lea experiment" not belléve It is closer thanit pity the lack of good in my life in the Far East by Vice Adm of the first atomic usual extension detonatian The caused little was the there P S Briscoe Seventh extent and my future ahead My world changed almost over- Robert U was two or three years ago-- capitalism and communism is Vegas' ndr disturbance in the gambling-an- d troop maneuvers held at' the Fleet commander looked so grim that life had al- - night There is nothing mystert — Rut two months ago in United quite possible if there is a mutual latomic mushroom cloud -resort of 1 as'Vegat601Nivada test site last fall Yet when ous 'about it nothing most no meaning really ditt Tuesday's sessions at Panmun- Nations debate Malik said desire for cooperation if there Only scientists and top eeheión 'Vacation Newsinen will be allowed to A diaappointed - ficult miles to witnessed the cornbe evidence Is sway no of to a war All seemed world is in the needed readinesa is bas fulfill produced ati Num jom "The third the everything Spidery military I the fine' atomic blast observe to ia411 had -haste -hilltops 'ols came dark blast Llcrowd honest a on gathered the any compromise Korea taken obligatioasif there effort thought fact eommeneed—in pletely ' have ' and I cc mushroom arrangements the missed usuel beepsr me: but Let me give you a specific in !sues blocking an armistice :otst servance of the t principle oft Officials $ad the explaselort ludvAThina' Tunis and Moromade to telecast the explosion You are an actor like l Staff °Meets - considering Why don't you try something :stance shortly after 8 ants MST !cloud ss t ' equality and not interference in reurred first time in history such C announcement said: Some observers reported that that yilu have alw iivs Daievtd InInyself "br the 'other ' - All 'A-refusedto ansmer te- - thasinterhalaffaire supervision agreed only le Yolfre standing on- the ' has been an pen two muffled ' undertaking detonation but never usedt VS'hy don't you latage ready to go on and play Itruce heard test nuclear Korean (blasts states the more on "A cI'Malik they --'working queries for ' '' about ati and then a ' T See" Page 4 Column 41 of an agreement sharper explyslou111111Let4 reanttrf to love? Bight now1 (Interpretive Story Page 7):: the commisaion's Nevada 1k' ' ' Congressional elections of 1946 the Republitans won control of former Governor Harold EStastongreSs That made Vanden- - son el Minnesc"' who slipped berg chairman of the Foreign into third place in a state where Relations Committee and left he won 18 of 25 delegates in the "Old Tawm" as top underdog 'Ist9t428sseGnOhaPet pcfrteesredidentotiadleeliovnetrestto Moreover Vandenberg became of the of any delegates half Eisenhower president pro lempore Senate There was no triTleiebarigtitenearnadl'scouniadmril bweasilgto ton ' ' s - g of the Senate Sen Torn Connally the 'Mulls '- - For years the chairman - i - he — ' IS a of 'thirteenth tristrilitn ‘nts adapted' of fromeThe seder) fThia is the Private Papers of Senator Vandenberg' byhia aun MUM: H Vandenberg Jr) il fru-Ill:il- ' t -) - - - ! ''' - ' Stas'sen 12037 Mrs Mary Kenny (stand-iGen Douglas MacArthur) 1941 - - 411 alvill Rel)laCeS 01(1- fr -- Tenes- 4 Ars' CAre-- It-"- ' - - ' neck-and-nec- k 4 '45f - ' 7 a t 9 HI 4 two-third- see built up a lead over Senator e 4 ' - - ' - A ' Nebraska Republican presirlential 44 2— OMAHA ApriL2 April 2 tet—Senator Ro'bert A Taft of Drrthils! IsLNVAUKEE e arly WednedayTsurged toward a presidential race victory Wednextlay t !primary developed into a grim'1 with the lead shifting "between Senator Robert A Tafts of Ohio 'ing him 2:6 of Wisconsin's 30 Republican convention' delegates ' ' s - : 'II and of the state's precincts counted in Tuesday's With D Eisenhower - i Ii ' to Eisenhower near mid: primary election the Ohio senator swept theyttate-wid- e race in4- lost an lead Taft it early grabbed 4 : 10 —which nominat: into the and then moved pfesidential night 1 --- :" ing's were elected as first from delegstas Ilead again teports N VINDENIIElti I pApERs in Mil- With a show of 1 Tuesdayls h — ' ion- I 4 speect lwaukee's silk stocking-fiftdistrict Taft appar- The struggle svas r:111 1 1 potty pulled out of Sire set by '''"' ' Governor Earl Warren of Call-:Irthellce leate'isn 20v58(17referi(nmelts6 and fornia at least twc of-tfour !showed Harold Stassen runninga tst district delegates- elected by this strong third city i On the Democratic side Sen- -- - -: k a Ike to f ) fA? 4(p I t()111 I r 7 Nwi L ' ' " ' Irl'o-''-- ' 4 Is-lor- 7- s 't '7"4F10 - t t ' ' - iv : enerawigt '1 - 017ha k - - - 4 ' '- - 4 ' I - ' - : 4 1 - Fair slightly' 1kartiter Utah Idabo—Clear Nevada — Incieas- ingcloudiness Wyoming-aLFai- r – he r 1rr--' ' ' - - t r's ' v ' 4 4vs2k:t '11' 8- INI chi I a S ka V ' - -- "'' ' i' - ' g 4- - ' - '' 4 - 4 ' t 44 1 ) - 1i N 'It 'N s s 4 4tt ilie:- t - 1 z 1 '' 1 s A t - ''"' - 1 - 0 - 4 APRIL 01' CI 1f) - -3 l''''' t- '7101' 0 Salt ' - - 41" - 1 - -- A' - :2-1- - 1 ""'" ?' 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