Show w W T r’ ' 7T 1- T - t Tl ”T " M I 'l‘ I 1 i A weak storm through Wednesday wanner today and tonight High both ' ‘ days near 65 with low tonight 34 Last night’s low In Logan was 31 while yesterday’s high was 55 1 ' veloping VOL S3 NO 104 Qlpb-wer- - LOGAN UTAH TUESDAY MAY 1 RYE CENTS 1942 m&m H- - Candidates for offices in Loannounced gan Lions ' today following selections by the club nominating committee Vying for the post of president are Dan ‘Frodsham pro- prietor of Dan's Reminder and Dale Steed proprietor of Steed's Printing Plate Co ForTirst vice president there are Vem Haslam assistant cashier of The First National Bank and Frank (Bus) Williams member of Utah State & i3 InSlO y e V" -- Directors Tony Knap assistant coach at USU Dr L Keith Gates ophthalmologist Larry Anderson manager of Time-wa- y department at the Logan Brandi First Security Bulk and Clayne Jensen assistant professor of physical education recreation and health at USU Guest speaker for the weekly luncheon-meetin-g in The Blue: bird wu Wallace Jibson 5 Water Picture snow survey j The conducted by the Soil Conservation Service indicates that the snow is moving off more rapidly than a year ago Merlin Boswell said this morning ' "The ground Is not frozen And the water is soaking into the soil” Mr Boswell stated "Such a condition la encouraging so far as spring flow this coming 'Season is concerned i “The cool nights since Saturday will undoubtedly stabilize come of the snow at higher elevations slowing the runoff end-of-Ap-ril there" At the present time the know 50 percent water he water connoted tent is almost identical to that of 1961 although the soil is well saturated : Measurements at the various snow courses were as follows: End-of-Apr- il J POTTER member of the USU Board of Trustees turns the symbolic shovelful of earth at the groundbreaking ceremonies held at 11 this morning for the new library builds ing Looking on are MiUoq Abrams head of USU libraries' Paul Evans architect Dr King Hendricks principal speaker and Eric Ryberg representing general contractors R CEREMONIES Chamber Sets LAUNCH - Construction Of Library Addition Meeting Of Highway Group Cache Chamber of Commerce roads committee will meet Wednesday 7:30 pm in the Chamber office to discuss vital road problems pertaining to Cache Valley Members of the Utah State Road Commission will be in at tendance according to Charles P Olson committee chairman Board member on the roads committee is Arthur Yeager Some of the problems to bn discussed is a proposed new By 'Edith Morgan “This is a dream comer true” Dr King Hendricks said this morning as he spoke at groundbreaking ceremonies for the $25 million addition to Utah State University Library Dr Hendricks former librarian and now head of the English Department is among those who have worked andplanned for tip new building: Calling the wheel the most important invention of span pr - Hendricks expressed the idea that the printing press is the second most important “The wheel gave man mobility the nrintintf nrnsx itahilitvJ would be four stories high plus a basement floor Built around the present structure which contains 31000 square feet the Mocks additional signals on several of the busy intersec-tino-n extension of Logan Canyon highway improvement of Valley View highway bridges and county roads A 'representative group of Cache Valley is expected to be in attendance: Logan City Commission Cache County Com missioners and mayors who are members of the Cache Chamber of Commerce roads committee: Ronald 0 Plowman Smithfield Richard S Lewis Lewiston Ferris Chambers Trenton Harold Rhine-haClarkston M R Cooley Newton Lyle Israelseri North Logan Harry Bartlett-Medon Clean Ellis River Heights Melvin Archibald Wellsville LeGrahd Miller Hyrum Ross rt Plant Richmond Earl Kirby Hyde Park Kendall Curtis Paradise and Keith Mathews Providence accomplishments of the past Modern life would be impossible without the permanance of the printed word Dr Hend-' ricks said 'Prof Milton C Abrams Uni- ment It will have a capacity for done million volumes and will seat 2000 people at any given time When completed the building will be 258 by 138 ffet RJ Honors 4’ 7 tf The-citatio- : accompanied ns ing fortitude x age and sense and also give (Continued - personal- - courof teamwork” credit to “all on Page 3) Concert g : coun-trysi- de Plans For I Space Activity - rr’i V1-ou- t Argentine Headquarters' - Mgh-altitu- -- Closed - -Se- ' Colo of Carbondale John H Glenn Jr pf New Concord Ohio Virgil l1 Grissom pf Mitchell InsL Walter M Schirra Jr of Hackensack NJ Alan-Shepard of East A string quartet composed of two guest artists and two USU faculty members will present the final concert of the 1961-6- 2 Civic Mus- -' N-- Derry ic series Wednesday 8 pm in andhDonald K ’ -- Joining them will be pianist Irving Wassermann and vkiin- - ’ OBSERVANCE of Law Day in the US was conceived Iqr Charles S Rhyne while of Amerihe was president ' can Bar Assn in 1958 An article on today’s observance' appears on Page 6 -- - r: - V- ' i is a fresh- at USU Brent Wynn chairman of the pageant which is being sponr sored by the Logan Junior Chamber-- of Commercerrcnr nounces that tickets are available for one dollar at Thomas Jewelry or the ' USU Union Building desk' : Members of the committee are James Loosle Jack Nixon Tom life Lynn Krambule Max Brunson Roy Larson Richard Thomas Gene Nichols Roger Cantwill Larry Colton and Jadue Fullmer -- -' LINDA HANSEN Faye Nate and Nevada El lison first time entries dn taeMissjCache : - y-- i - 1 ' Detention Home Cost Increase -- Cokeville Wyoming Mercury Director Robert R Gilruth of Seaford Va Eugene R Black of Atlanta president of the World Bank and Irving S- OldsotOeCXott: City former chairman of the Board of Directors of U S Steel The astronauts and Mr Gilruth were honored as “Great NEWLY ELECTED presiLiving Americans” for their dent of the US' Chamber of Commerce H Ladd Plum-le- y "outstanding contributions to space science and technolwill take office Wednesogy and to the extension of hu- day if He is chairman 'of the man capabilities in space board of State Mutual Life flight” according to citations Assurance Co of America Illinois-- Miss Cache (3 man at USU Nevada whose hometown is EUto Nevada is 19 years old and a sophomore Slayton of SpartarWii Also honored were Project Main auditorium Cellist Roger Drinkall winner of the National Federation of Music Clugbs contest and Ms wife violinist Deny Deane are tbe guest : artists— Both are Peru-nist- : Jr Music ticket er Is the gold laurel wreath awards: hailed their “unwavering dedication" abidr which Civic Mulic - 3000-memb- snake-dancin- Paqegnt - 1st Ronald Stoffel of the Utah State fine arts faculty Admission to the Wednesday evening concert— - which lsJn instead of the Main the fieldhouse —- isfoy USU ao- tiyity card or Cache Civic ld ot Franklin Bslfin — 48 'inches Te Herald Journal) last night at the 50th Annual tnow 23 inches water last (Special WASHINGTON America’s Meeting of the Chamber of year 51 inches of sqow 19 Web-e- s of the United astronauts seven the director Commerce of wqjter States ' of Project Mercury the PresiSteep Hollow' Lower — 27 It was the sixth consecutive inches snow 13 inches water dent of the World Bank and a year the National Chamber U retired Board Chairman Steep Hollow Upper — : 67 were S Steel Corp were honored as made the awards They water 33 inches snow inches Presiannounced Chamber by “Great living Americans” dent Richard Wagner at the annual Leadership Recognition Dinner in the Sheraton-Par- k Hotel' The seven astronauts were Malcolm S Carpenter of Boulder Colo' Leroy G Cooper from University of Per Pound- -- "water — :' Lyceum-Cach- e Of Arms foreign-ministe- It will be an “open” library Introduced versity librarian the many distinguished guests that is patrons will be admit onihe campus for the occasion ted to the stacks Potter andN D Salis- The present reading room bury of the USU' Board of will become the undergraduate Trustees Dr Lorin Wheel- library and the Hatch Room wright of the Utah Coordinat- will be a prominent feature in JL ing Council for Higher Educa- the new plan tion Dr Leonard Kirkpatrick Mr Potter made a response librarian at the University of exUtah and former USU librari- for the board of trustees his to appreciation pressing Weban librarians from BYU the er College apd a representa- state officials for making — - —- tive of the 'State librarians building possible Mr Wheelwright spoke of the Association Paul Evans architect and Eric C Ryberg rep- importance of a library in an resenting the general ' contrac- educational institution tors to name a few Dean Carlton Culmsee repreDescribing! the library Prof sented the University admini-Abrams said the new addition stratum on the program inches water Klondike Narrows — 15 inch--e- s snow 7 inches water last year 21 inches snow 87 inches USU WASHINGTON (UPS— President Kennedy and leaders of the American Medical Association conferred for nearly an' hour today without resolving their inpasse over Kennedy’s plan to extend medical care to the aged under social security The doctors emerged from the President’s office still flatly opposed to Ms plan wMch they contend amounts to socialized medicine According to Kennedy’s secretary of health education and welfare Abraham Ribicoff the President remained equally convinced that Ms proposal is best and will be enacted by Ribicoff attended congress the session “We told him in no uncertain terms that we don’t believe that’ said Dr Leonard W Larson Bismarck N D R Shanor ' lice Students parading in a AMA president' I'llM Trtmf btuutlinl demonstration “That is not our Intelligence The Communist world today attacked with bam policemen —we have a very good line of paraded its armed might in communication with the grass May and boo struck poles police' Day celebrations from roots and the support of the Moscow to Peiping Soviet De- back There were no injuries old people for the administra- fense Minister Marshal Rodion West Berliners used the labor tion plan is decreasing now for a giant rally near holiday lines S of WASHINGTON (UP- D- U reviewed that they realize what it will Malinovsky Communist the wall proclaim rockets and tanks and warned scientists testing nuclear wea- mean to them” knows no “Freedom that ing could Russia West that Before he met with the AMA the pons in the Pacific are expect' " walL” “rush any aggressor” ed to devote much of the next leaders Kennedy was—told Malinovsky charged that the In Tokyo- two months to getting more by Democratic congressional United States -- is- prepared to S U protesting punch per pound into missile leaders that they found over- wage a “preventive nuclear warheads whelming favor for the admin- nuclear tests clashed with po- war” if necessary but he said Sortie of the blasts may run istration’s medical care for Soviet power could defeat my as Mgh as five megatons— a the aged program during trips 1 ' aggressor' force equal to five million tons home wMle Congress was In In the Western Hemisphere Easter recess of TNT‘ Premier Fidel Castro sent ' The congressional report Mose of the tests are' extrucks and buses into the came the weekly breakpected to continue in the vi- fast during between to round up tens of the Prescinity of Christmas Island identmeeting thousands to watch Havana’s his and In lieutenants scene of the first two exploparade and hear him speak sions in the atmospheric ser- CongresST The Argentine government deThe issue came 'at touchy up ies last week with ployed 10000 troops around key an Kennedy’s meeting The development of more AMA There points In Buenos Aires to prewas a delegation destruction per pound in war- difference vent of opinion over possible antigovernmeht UFO WASHINGTON One of heads' and also bombs was who asked for the meeting outbreaks by Peronists two one of major objectives Neither Kennedy nor the Russia’s leading space scienThe Soviet Union stressed President Kennedy set for the AM&fteemed am tists paid today' the SoyietVn pedca and prosperity - to- - Rs particularly cohduct-ing lihWWttantasrTorce xious to meet A spokesman ion will lqunch more cosmo- - celebration but it also rolled the experiments for the President said nauts IjM year Red army tanks and tnwps The second prime objective asked to see Kennedy Not The' the for annual military parade sdeMist Academician A -determining what nuclear so said the AMA the PresPremier Nikita Khrushpast A Masts high in the atmosphere ident asked to see the doctors Blagonravov also said Rus- chev and other Soviet leaders and in space would dojo at"I don’t choose to get into sia expects to put up its first watching from atop Lenin’s tacking missiles and communi- an argument” said Press Sec- weather satellite this year Tomb in Red Square cations circuits— will be de- retary Pierre Salinger ‘All I Blagonravov a report dh Communist China’s gave can say is that they are seeing Soviet space science at the layed nutil June or July Chen Yl proclaimed This leaves all of May and the President at their request Third International Space' Scithe unity of the ‘ Communist If don’t want to of see much' June the free they ence Symposium being sponsorpossibly for testing new warhead de- President they should notify ed here by the World Committ- camp in a speech in Peiping the NOw China news agency signs which scientists believe the President and the confer-cnc- e ee- on Space Research (CO- said will not go forward” will achieve major breakSPAR) But the Chinese contradicted throughs in the problem of deis one of 'two his words by putting 19 a Blagonravov giant livering as much destruction vice presidents of COSPAR Labor symbol of Communist disunity as possible Jn each missile The other is Dr Richard W —a portrait of Stalin— in Pei- The Atomic Energy'Commis-sio- n Porter of the U S National Tienanman ping’s announced Monday that Academy of Sciences He said where hundreds of Square thousands the United States- will fire in a report on the U S space massed for the May Day rally shot s in three program that this country hopes It by Troops a direct affront to Mta June or July- vover Johnston all nations will cooperate to in- cowwgswhich has removed Isiand—ity" other pacific test-in- g BUENOS ARIES (UPD curity crease man’s knowledge and statues of Stalin and site- -pictures closed headdown troops bring him closer to the stars’’ from an ' after public of places the labor AEC of one these the quarters Shot? Argentine Only Cooperative Khrushchev’s of denounciation confederation blocksaid is expected to exceed a U S Astronaut Alan B Sheptoday and late the leader Russian an ed Andres : attempt by ard megaton Jr said previously that the Both the two tests already Framini a follower of ousted day may coipe when American to and Soviet spacemen will share held at Christmas Island pro- dictator Juan D Peron assume: the governorship of the same space capsule He did-nv duced less than a megaton Buenos Aires province expect this to happen “in s the near future" Framini was one of 54 : — followers of Peron — Buagonravov said the high who won election victories last points Of the Soviet space exSalt lake city mm larch 18 later nullified by ploration in 1961 were the Ven- Salt Lake County’s proposed government Edict' " Framini us probe launched Feb 12 the new detention home will likely showed up at the La Plata gov- one orbit space flight of Yuri cost Considerably more than eminent house promptly at 11 Gagarin April 12 and the 17 the original estimate of $950 am to' be sworn in but was orbit flight of Gherman Titov 000 county officials indicated denied mitrance by a long line who is a delegate 6 the CO- today Miss Cache Valley pageant of policemen SPAR meeting will report perTim County Commission opwin be staged Thursday May A notary public recorded the sonally on his flight Thursday ened bids on the project Mon 3 at 8 p m on the stage of nddent on Framini’s behalf afternoon at a session in which day the lowest of wMch was Nibley Hall at Logan Senior framini proceeded' to regional U S Astronaut John H Glenn $1094490 It was Submitted by High Bowers Building and Construe- headquarters of the labor party Jr also will participate v Fifteen youqg women have of which he is a leader but only BlagnoravoV did not indicate tion Co by government the nature of the forthcoming entered the contest ' and the to find itTlosed County Commission Chair T ' new Soviet manned space flight man C: W Brady said the com winner will represent the val- edict Ten thousand and There has been Speculation the mission would meet with the ley in the Miss Utah pageant clice meanwhile troops stood 'guard Russians perhaps in the near architects of the home aid i The first three to fiU out future - will orbit' two ? man members of the permanent deany possible applications are Linda Hansen violence on the space ships ‘or send a space tention home committee to see Faye Nate aqd Nevada Ellison traditional May day holiday ship on trip around the moon if costs can be trimmed Linda is a l9 year old freshman at Utah State University whose hometown is Syracuse Utah She is a Davis High graduate Faye a 20 year old from s Garden City Summit — 22 Inches snow 9 Inches water last year 23 pushes mow 85 -- V V Harder Punch n is about f Reds Observe University’s coaching staff 'Second vice president ‘Lee Bruml'ey wire chief Mountain States Telephone and Marcus Sore n s o n superintendent of buildings and grounds Logan City school district lion tamer Jack Nixon) assistant coordinator of student activities at USU and Dm Benson - manager of National Pittance Co Tail twister Nolan K (Red) Burnett Aggie athletic trainer and Darwin Larsen partner in Al’s Bike Slop Secretary William C England retired newspaperman and Eric Johnson affiliated with the purchasing department at USU ' ®Uw - - Partly doudy ' front moved slowly toward Utah from the Pacific Northwest today and some shower activity was expected by tonight or Wednesday Gradual increasing cloudiness was de- f V j I- Valley pagbant which will be held Thnrr May 3 at 8 pan oa tha stage at v- Ntt9! - e - ? ! 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