Show m ‘t Mtfomjssu' y4M£M K 1 1 t ' u4 ROTO COtQ A ’nmrx I h t C 9 Tribune Telephone For news and editorial depart Information sporti cores Business advertising and circulation Dial ij Rain Colder Salt Lake City and vicinity— Shower colder Utah— Colder -- mehti t If hower nortn Idaho and Wyoming— Showers Nevada— Partly cloudy showers north V eathor map on Page 6 I B-- Vol 171 No 31 Salt Lake City Utah — Sunday Morning — May 13 1933 — CopjTlght 1933 US Unveils Polio Plan On Monday Experts Predict Fast Go-Ahe- ad WASHINGTON May 14 (UP) —The Government’s voluntary plan for assuring fair distribution of Salk polio vaccine will be made public Monday the White House announced Saturday The disclosure came as federal ‘experts predicted rapid clearance of millions of Salk shots now that one million doses of Parke Davis vaccine have been released for immedi ate inoculations Submit Blneprint Mrs Oveta Culp Hobby secretary of health education and welfare will submit the vaccine control blueprint to President Dwight D Elsenhower early long-awaite- d Monday The White House said it will be made public about two hours later The plan which Mrs Hobby’s aides began formulating asmonth ago is understood to sign top priority on available vaccine supplies to children from five through nine years These are the youngsters most susceptible to polio Based on Children The control system also Is expected to call for the allocation of vaccine to states on the basis of the number of children in this age group what Is needed for the NationM Foundation for Infantile Parafysls and the requirements of state and local ly financed programs Meanwhile the administration’s handling of the whole vaccine problem came In for a heavy drubbing from Democrats and a round of praise from Republicans Haphazard' System Democratic National Chairman- Paul - M Butler-chargMrs Hobby with working out a ‘haphazard’’ distribution which offered no guarantee that children in the most susceptible age groups and those whose parents can’t pay for shots will get protection Sen H Alexander Smith lashed back charging the Democrats with “playing politics" with a desperately Important subject He said ev See Page (Column 3 ed sya-te- (R-N- NEW CONCEPT Air Academy Breaks With Style Custom COLORADO SPRINGS COLO May 14 (in)— The Air Force proudly displayed models 'of Its 126 million dollar academy for the first time here Saturday and like the Jet airplane it outdates all past - architec- tural conceptions The models were shown to congressmen newsmen and other interested persona during an elaborate ceremony conducted by high Air Force officials at the Fine Arts Building Air Secretary Harold Talbott opened the exhibition of the general layout and motif as approved by himself and his staff in conjunction with consultants Pietro Balluschi of Massachusetts Institute of Technology Eero Saarinen of Detroit and Welton Becket of Los Angeles Ivy would despoil the ultramodern beauty of this Air Force dream to be constructed of metal stone and glass on the rolling foothills of the Continental Divide aeven miles north of this western resort city Unlike its historic brethren at West Point and Annapolis the academy construction truly represents the modern air age in architectural concept All the buildings will be stilted flat roofed with glass mainly comprising the makeup of the outer walls Only the accordion-shapecadet chapel which will dominate the area - See Page t Column S d Snoic Dust Deal West Headache By Associated Press Snow and dust storms buffeted parts of the far west Saturday while sunshine w armed the upper Great Lakes area and the Mississippi Valley South central Idaho was in the throes of an unseasonable cold snap which was expected to last through Sunday Snow was reported in many Idaho communities but continued winds prevented frosts The temperature dipped to 30 at Twin Falls Friday night while Gooding Idaho reported 44 inches of rain Much colder temperatures high winds dust rain and snow came into the Intei mountain Region Saturday Snow was reported in several western and northern and dust storms points traffic in western stopped Utah and southern Wyoming Kearns-Trihun- e Soviet Agreeable to Big Four Parley olotov Informs estern Ministers Envoys Discuss Meeting During Vienna Dinner v channels The foreign minister were of the opinion that the lx week period from the middle of ‘Kick Off’ Meeting The Soviet foreign minister appeared to agree to the general concept of the conference as suggested by the western covering' sections of Magic Valley with depths ranging from six inches to one foot Elsewhere in Idaho snow dusted the mountain tops near Pocatello but failed to accumulate on the ground in the city At Idaho Falls residents braced for freetlnf temperatures and a “fairly heavy1 snowstorm predicted for Saturday night Most Severely nit Most severe part of the storm in the Twin Falls area hit at Hollister where one foot of snow fell during the night and ( '(L S3 i Wiim governments namely that the r four governments r to “kick meeting Marshal Ivan Konev of the conference then be conducted Commander el Red alliance by the foreign ministers The Soviet decision to agree r to a conference was conveyed to the western foreign ministers Saturday night at a dinner in the United States Embassy residence at which Dulles acted as host Conversation between the four wai without strain or tension New York Times Service At One Table WARSAW POLAND May 14 The four fort-lgministers —Soviet Marshal Ivan Konev Dulles Molotov Macmillan and Saturday was named chief of Pinay and two interpreters sat the unified military command at one table Three other ta- formed bthe eight Communist blet were occupied by members nations of eastern Europe of the four delegations A mutual defense treaty proBrief toasts were exchanged viding for the Joint command Dulles toasted the heads of the was signed by the chiefs of four governments Molotov’s government of the nations in toast was to the effect that the the Polish Parliament building Austrian state treaty that is Saturday morning to be signed Sunday was not Less Complex only acceptable to the Big Four The ceremony foW governments but to the Austri- lowed asigning three-daconference ' ans aa well of the min- premiers foreign The four foreign ministers adisters and defense ministers journed with their interpreters of the eight powers to the residence library where The conference put its seal they immediately broached the on a to decision create an alliconfersubject of a four power ence The Soviet foreign minis- ance something like the North ter expressed interest in the Atlantic Treaty organization formula put forward in the (NATO) but with a less complex three power invitation The structure and more loosely int three western foreign ministers tegrated military forces Left for 1 Later then explained the intents and The question of East Gei purposes of the conference that was to be set off by a brief many’s participation in the meeting of the heads of the joint military measures agreed four governments upon here was left for later The invitation of the three examination the final statewestern governments to the So- ment of the conference said viet government had suggested This suggested that Russia that the heads of the four gov- now preparing for major negoernments define the area of tiating with the western powers work was to be left to the for- would make one more attempt :o forestall the arming of West eign ministers Molotov accepted the west- Germany before finally inern suggestion and the Idea corporating the Soviet Zone of See Page 12 Column 1 See Page 12 Column 5 i ‘ ! SI Russian Bloclc four-powe- Signs Pact Names Chief — in some areas along 1 $ heads of the hold a brief off” the work which would morningrHighwayplowt'were called out and motorists were (Column ' A tary John Foster Dullo supported by Sir Harold Macmillan British foreign accrctary and French Foreign Minister Antoine I’inay urged Switzerland preferably Lausanne as the site of the conference Molotov suggested Vienna urday See Pago s' July on would probably be the most sultable'U S State Secre- TWIN FALLS IDAHO -Wind driven snow whipped across south central Idaho Sat- - Hailey listed about six Inches of snow and Twin Falls had a similar amount Shoshone Gooding and Jerome also listed from five to six inches and roads were slushy and slippery during the morning but clearing in the afternoon Telephone communications were hampered by the storm in the Hailey area and no report was available from Galena but t was believed snow was also falling there Snowfall Starts To the south snow started to all late Saturday afternoon in Burley winds were severe beyond that point with no snow Farmers in the Magic Valley area reported the storm would be of more benefit than damage to crops Most of the crops have been planted but are not up sufficiently to be damaged Fruit including cherries and apples are blooming but were reported not damaged Saturday night temperatures were expected to drop to 28 or 30 degrees but winds were expected to prevent fi'cst from forming The Magic Reservoir which is yet far from being filled was expected to rise some as the £ 1 Special to Tha Tribune 93 - four-powe- Into Idaho Farm Areas US i New York Times Service VIENNA May 14—Soviet Foreign Minister V M Molotov informed the three western foreign ministers here Saturday r night that his government would be agreeable to a conference this summer along the line suggested in the in itation sent hy their governments The four foreign ministers discussed at length the time and place for such a conference but reached no decision and agreed to continue their discussion through normal Snow Sweeps stalled Trice Fifteen Cents Corporation Ilordes of tourists are heading toward the Intermountain lured by a host of acenio attractions unparalleled anywhere In the world The scenic edition of The Salt Lake Tribune today details what these tourists will see West Weather Favors Final A-Blp- WEST’S SCENIC MAGNET ATTRACTS st Signs Indicate Banner Tourist Year On Yucca Flat LAS VEGAS NEV May 14 Atomic Energy Commission announced Saturday night that it will make another attempt at 4 am (MST) Sunday to fire the 14th and final shot of the 1933 nuclear series in Nevada Probable wind patterns were regarded as favorable but final decision to shoot awaited another weather briefing at 3:30 Wi— The aro "The finale is tower blast on Flat !t is expected to--W one of the larger explosions of another much-delaye500-foo- d t the series The final test of the current series calls for the detonation of a kiloton device at the It was artopofthe jtower for nuclear ranged primarily scientists The nw blast has not drawn the publicity found in “Operation Cue" 25-to- n tello Idaho a focal point for indicate that lnvestori are contourists headed for Sun Valley fident the volume will increase Tribune Staff Writer Tourist Magnet Intermoun- Island Park Yellowstone Park The scenery-ric- h and the lofty Sawtooth Mountain area appeared Saturday tain country stronger than The Intermountain area’s most effective tourist magnets to be moving into a record usuaL — an almost limitless variety A1 Reading secretary-manageof scenery and climatic conbreaking tourist season of the Pocatello Chamber ditions— are the aame aa From Utah Idano Wyoming they and Nevada came reports that of Commerce reported that the have been in the past years responses tJ publicity advance “surprising volume of inquiries But the necessary incidentals registrations and the early flow forecasts the best season in tourist accomodations of va of travelers indicated the pre- many years" lous kinds — are better than Charles R Stark manager of ever A few examples are ex vious tourist figures for these states would be surpassed this the Idaho Falls Chamber of tensive modernizing projects Commerce forecast an upswing at all the Southern Utah parks year in tourist business in that area construction of about 100 new In Utah hotel and motel “if weather motels In Wyoming similar eratori railroads and tourist wget Hesomesaidgood volume additions to facilities in Idaho in the June" promotion agencies reported that all the signs pointed to a of inquiries about Idaho Falls and Utah and hotel building and' surrounding territory bad booms in Nevada banner year been “tremendous" Another factor contributing Many Inquiries Fabulous Las Vegas in South- to the prospective record tourDuring the past six weeks ern Nevada and Reno efforts the Utah Tourist and Publicity in the northern boomingof the ist year is stepped-upart to in states all the acquaint Council has received inquiries state show no signs of more people with what they from 13000 prospective vacaIn the flow of visitors have to offer Sample scenic tion visitors which la 3000 And the huge expansion in enticements are described with morexthan the office received luxury facilities to serve them pictures and text in this edition during all of last year of The Salt Lake Tribune Willard Murfin secretary-managwhich is being widely disof the Wyoming Travtributed el Commission said that state The campaign to bring more was expecting a 25 per cent to the area is being tourists increase over last year He by organized efsupplemented said he recently returned from forts to get them to see more By Aaaodated Pre a tour during which he attendand do more by remaining a ed travel shows in nine large Washington May ulittle longer In Utah business midwestem and southern cities Nerve gas is so deadly that directly serving a single droplet in the eye enterprises Strong in (Idaho tourists recently organized the I found interest in the In- of a person can kill him a Scenic Utah Guest Assn to termountain area" he said “to disclosed concentrate on this project be much higher than it was military publication ' Heavy Travel Flow last year when 1 covered the Saturday Reports from tourist agencies This new clue to the posame territory" and travel bureaus throughout The travel pulse In Poca- - tency of the silent unseen the nation also point to a heavy mass destruction weapon la flow of travelers during the alin a chemical war- current vacation season contained Today’s Chuckle in more under well way fare service handbook The ready southerly dimes' booklet outlines aid The volume of nationwide Psychiatrists say we are all treatment for laboratory tourist business during 1955 is a little strange jg our workers who might accident- expected to compare favorably In othejcAvordsrTra ally become exposed to the with that of peak years in the original You're eccentric material- which ean have the past since the general level of He’s huts form of either a gas or a prosperity throughout the counCoi as Nrw xia met m so C-on i'urnitur tot Sal turn try baa continued to be high By O N Malmquist - r p dlmin-lshme- nt y i ? v K H: I r r er Nerve Gas Kills Tribune Scenic Issii Stars 220 Feature-Packe- d Pages Tdoay’s issue of The Salt Lake Tribune containing 220 pages and weighing almost two pounds is one of the largest newspapers ever published in Utah Its 10 sections are filled with information and entertainment for you the reader to enjoy for many hours r secThere is the colorful 1955 Scenic Edition tion containing 56 pages of views of the Intermountain West’s vacation wonderland In addition there is the roto-colo- r This Week Magazine The Tribune’s national roto-colo- 40-pa- supplement In Tiny Portion HOME Magazine The Tribune's colorful supplement devoted to better living contains 40 pages of fascinating features and there are two big sections of color comics and 16 pages of newt of the women’s world and the realm of art and literature ' Section A contains news of the world by the great wire services and local and regional newt by Tribune staff members fills Section B The Tribune’s big classified section is Section C and the world of sports is covered for every reader in Section S x - first be-havi- - Dulles Readies National Talk On Strides Toward Peace WASHINGTON May 14 (UP) scribed for use —Secretary of State John Foster Dulles will deliver a major report to the nation Tuesday night on the strides made toward peace during his conferences in Europe with allied and Russian diplomats it was announced Saturday Dulles will make the broadcast from President Dwight D circular shaped Elsenhower’s White House office— the first ever made from there He will be introduced by the President The report will be carried over the four major television networks from 7 to 7:30 pm EDT (4 to 4 30 pm MST) Dulles talk will be tran- -- later over th® four major radio networks— 5 5:30 pm MST Mutual 630-pmv MST and CBS anfl NBC 7:30-- pm MST Vice President Richard M Nixon' Defense Secretary Charles E Wilson Secretary of the Treasury George M Humphrey and other top presidential aides will be present du frg the telecast ! Dulles is known to attach t: greatest importance to his meetings in Paris and Vienna Hi reached allied agreement wth Britain and France to lnvitRussia to a beads-c- f rmr'-men- t meeting a prepr 1 t? which Russia agreed Situ I ABC 7 ‘ 8 -- I |