Show Temperature The Weather Ttmpcraturaa far the ndlns at MVaa o baturrtay MaxMiit sssirot 34-ho-ur OGDEN AND VICINITY— Partly rloudv and warmer Sunday and Monday High Sunday 55 lew Monday morning 3 UTAH — Partly cloudy north Cloudy with showers In mountains touth portion Sunday Partly cloudy entire state Sunday night and Monday Warmer Monday High Sunday 45 to 55 Low Monday morn-in- s 25 to 35 and 33 in Utah's Dixie OSdon Atlanta Biranga Bote Boston Butte Cheyenne Chicago Denver Detroit Vfn t tii 9 Mi Year-- No — The Onitad Press The Associates: Frees 71 OGDEN CfTY ' — SUNDAY MORNING APRIL 1 Ogden police officers striking simultaneously throughnon-prof- it out the city knocked over five charter clubs shortly after eleven last night The surprise raid employing details of officers broken places up into groups of four and five caught the five pjushy ' j filled with Saturday night customers Pol ice Chief Maurice J Schoof f said at a late hour no resistance was encountered at any of the places so-call- ed (iloie into the outskirts of Chunchon near the 38th parallel they ace given a hearty As 1st Cavalry miles beyond welcome by this Korean family Farther east South Korean units have advanced 8 ' the parallel The city policemen were ing out the raid as peace officers under authority of the Utah liquor commission Officers? were armed with search and seizure warrants of the liquof commission and warrants of arrest i Liquor Found The raiding parties were under instructions to pick up label and confiscate all 1 i q u o r on the premises Chief Schoof f said his reports from the raiding parties inWASHINGTON March 31 (UP) dicated liquor had been found at President Truman today issued reg- all five clubs The strikes followed weeks of ulations ton deferment of college legal groundwork by City Attorney on basis the students from the draft Paul Thatcher acting in behalf of scolar&hip and aptitude tests of the liquor commission Judge J Mr Truman authorized the es- Quill Nebeker set bail at $1500 for tablishment of aptitude tests for each person booked in connection the raids Only officers of the students now in college Defer- with clubs were to be booked the chief on basis the ments will be granted said Police encountered5 only friendly of the scores made Mr Truman left it to Selective Service Director cooperation from door men owners bartenders when they entered Lewis B HershejK to establish the and the places at a given time At the orattain in students must rating Club Zebra William E Davie alder to remain in colfege leged proprietor was behind the bar at the time His upstairs club Will bs Eligible filled with approximately 40 In addition students who attain was men and women a scholastic rating in a certain upper percentage of their class V the Continued Dancing Here the couples continued dancpercentage to be specified alsoxby to organ music as Police Lieut de— ing tor be will eligible Hershey W K MilliEan labeled bottles ferments kDavie is one of several operators The new regulations did not au- namea on tne arrest complaints thorize aptitude tests for high polite said Also named is his wife school students or anyone else not Rosetta Ducinnie Davie who stood at thevfoot of the stairway gloweraspw in college There had been ing at passersby soma discussion of a plan to test As officers entered the places colto enter men about all young they warded all patrons to remain the search for liquor Most lege to see if they would be eli- during of the customers were in jovial deferment a for gible mood carry- - Tires of Target Floods Can Spring Employers He So Practice Death Use Lockout Shoots at Boys Spread DENVER March (UP)— A told boy police NLRB Decides night how he tied three younger Over Country Aptitude lesis To Decide College Draft 81 to- Taft-Hartl- draft-eligib- le non-prof- A board spokesman said the fect of the ruling would b tories Probe Distorted Record-O'Dw- yer NEW YORKTMarch 31 (UP— Ambassador William O'Dwyer charged today that the "unpleasant and at times unfair" senate crime investigating committee had dis-as torted his "really good job" mayor of New York City "I know I was right and did not betray any public trust and I never will O'Dwyer declared just before boarding the personal plane of Mexican President Miguel Aleman for the flight back to his diplomatic post Aleman sent his Diane here has a gesture of confidence in O'Dwyer O'Dwyer said the senate committee had done a great deal of good but he criticized some of its methods at a press conference at' k La Guard ia field During his ordeal here he was questioned by the senate committee two grand juries and income tax investigators and accused of accepting a $10000 gift from a fireman's union official two-wee- Goto Dirty Job? Spring the cleanup season brings out the messiest jobs of the year landscaping gutter cleaning sewer clearing carpet etc cleaning Avoid these dirty unpleasant jobs instead just read today's Classified Directory of expert services use your phone to get estimates and you'll get the jobs done quickly and inexpensively Get the "Classified Habit" read them daily and save time and money ef- ox Both decisions came in a case involving the Hannibal Mo plant of the International Shoe Co and local 198 of the United Rubber m workers (C I O) Called Stoppages The utiion had called Intermittent work stoppages as part of air organizing drive during contract negotiations and the company responded with a lockout at the same time withdrawing its contract offer — which had not yet been approved by the union's international office Although the workers agreed to return to their jobs the company LONDON March 31 (UP)— Prime said the union had violated the "terms and spirit" of the agree- Minister Clement R Attlee leaving his hospital bejd to reply to Winston ment which contained a Churchill today rejected "the conprovision servative leader's demand for an immediate general election The labor minister declared Churchill was posing as a "superior superman' who was trying to gat back into power "by hook or crook" SALT LAKE CITY March 31 (AP) — Utah's highway death toll for the first quarter off 1951 reached Inducting Asthmatics 53 today MILWAUKEE March31 (UP)— approximately 50 percent ahead of the fatalities in the Men with asthma are being infirst three months of 1950 ducted into the army despite reguThe toll for March — with the lations which say they are not acmonth nearly finished — was 17 ceptable a committee of the AmerThe year's toll was 22 ahead of ican academy of allergy said to- By The Associated Press Spring floods rained death and destruction in many parts of the United States as March made a exit lion-lik- e Thousands were forced from their homes Many climbed trees to escape' the swirling waters train accidents Three also were attributed to rain and floods The deep south midwest and east were hardest hit At least 1200 persons were re ported driven from their homes by high waters in Mississippi Scores were forced to flee also in Alabama as the Coosa river reached one of its highest levels in more than a half century "We got people out of trees and off rooftops " and got them places said National to eat and sleep Guard Capt George H Limbaugh' Almost 800 families were forced from their homes in northern New Jersey before flood waters began to subside "The Newark weather bureau reported 28 inches of rain in two non-fat- al j A rain-damag- five-ca- SO 42 42 37PTOVO 33! Reno ' 86 43 Silt Lake 81 98 St Oeorga M 30 3 67 29 T PAGES-THR- 10 CENTS PRICE SECTIONS EE isjnassd' TOKYO Sunday AjJril 1 (AP)— Chinese more strength today in western Korea in the pith of yafce-inallied forces already sending tank patrols across the 38th parallel Heavy red traffic was spotted by allied fliers last might moving toward the western front from Pyongyang Norjt g- no-stri- ke Utah's Highway Toll Ahead of '50 instigated der of Mayor W Rulon White who several months ago warned operators that violations of gambling or- non-politic- al and liquor laws would constitute grounds for police action Charter clubs operate under authority of the secretary of state and are pledged to abide by all laws of the state and city the mayor said that for last year day V Korean red capital The emboldened enemy in his determination to bar an allied march into North Korea— or possibly to launch a counter-driv- e of his own— even sent out marcfhmg CO lumni in daylight hours p ' Near the 38th parallel Unitetffl Nations froces rolled up substantial gains Saturday on the central and western fronts Feel Out Enemy Two American tank forces which poked north of the parallel in those sectors felt out eneny strength skirmished! with the foe and withdrew One patrol billed 30 reds caught in open country' just south oi 38V The reds appeared to have pulled across the back completely Imjin river northwest of Seoul and were farther even moving their artillery norths V vThere was little contact of the opposing fbsces Saturday The Eighth army' estimated that only about 1000 reds were killed or wounded ' in" gorund action and 67 taken prisoners across the peninsula For the fourth night in a row allied fliers spotted" heavy traffic last night in North Korea particularly south of Pyongyang Fliers counted 750 vehicles up h) I 1 tax-exem- pt 'I 31 (UP) — Russia lf and the! west agreed today to stop " on side issues and get down to the serious business of drafting an agenda for the Big Four foreign ministers conference it was reliably reported The agreement was said to have been reached during a luncheon attended by the British Russian and French deputies given by United State Delegate Philip C Jessup in the Paris home of his aide Charles E Bohleri ' Only the four delegation chiefs — Jessup Andrei Gromyko bf Russia Ernest Davies of Britain Alexandre Parodi of France— and one assistant each attended the lunch- - (D-Col- oJ er j " y reliable sources " saicl At a result the deputies agreed to cancel their session this afternoon to enable all four to ask their governments for new instructions :Jv Dhey will meel kMi:: P (ten a m E3!t) ernment tankers Reliable! informants said that Stockholders in the company which was organized by Casey in- Gromyko Jessup Davies and Parcluded Adm William F (Bull) Hal-se- y odi all privately agreed that after the latte Secretary of State Edweeks the conference threatward R Stettinius Jr and Julius four to bog down past recovery ened counC Holmes now minister and to the side issues introduced due selor in the American embassy in for bargaining purposes ns?dminis-wa- s announced by the office of theLines in Chicago as manager of London None of the three occupied traWWnf ntw-w ©A— the with government May of 1941 has been appointed PresidinS bishop of the church The the company's industrial division positions in stockholders when became Malaria Enemy assistant to the general coordinator changes will become' effective about He later was appointed to the gen- - 1947 they 01 u s church hospitals it May L office as executive assistant in eral CENTRAL FRONT Korea March was announced Saturday public relations department 31 (AP) — A new enemy is apHe will be succeeded by Kenneth To Assist Coordinator Until 1951 he served as district pearing on the Korean battlefront— Khapp a native of Manti Utah a In his new capacity Mr Evans manager of the Wisconsin and the malaria carrying mosquito Docformer air lines and railroad exvA U for district Upper Michigan tors are working night And day on ecutive Mr Knapp since the first will be the assistant to C E L when he resigned to study hosa counter attack Doctors with the of this year has been studying hos- coordinator of pital administration general various allied units are preparing During his 10 pUal administration in hospitals at church hospitals He is married to the former Ina SALT LAKE CITY March 31 large sprayers rAh trucks and getyears at Bee hospital Mr fcvans Mae Evert Salt Lake City They Chicago Detroit and Cleveland The administrative reorganization was responsible for enlarging hos- have three daughters (AP) — Two Ogden Utah men ting smaller hand sprayers to cover were reported missing on a flight all accessible mosquito breeding pital facilities including the buildfrom Ogden to Rock Springs Wyo places with DDT unit which was fining of a ished in 1944 tonight Harlon Bement acting Utah aeroSince then he directed installalabclinical nautics director said the men were tion of a new modern John S and James Besso brothers oratory a new drug department a of Ogden's Washington Terrace modernized out patient clinic and The men left Ogden at 8:14 a m a new boiler house He attended adfor Denver via Rock Springs They several institutes for hospital ' to land at the Wyoming ministrators planned on to Last year he was president of city to refuel and continue Denver Early reports said John the Utah State Hospital associaCALCUTTA India March Besso was flying alone tion He is a director of the A storm of protest arose (UP)— been The has unreported plane hospital service (Blue since taking Off today over the draining of millions Cross) a member of the board of trustees Association of Western gallons of water from a lake at hospitals and vice chairman of the "the rooftop of the world" because" Ogden Red Cross chapter the governor of Assam's daughter her diamond ring into it Former Bishop Some members of the Assam state Mr Evans is a former bishop of assembly reierred to tne era mage the L D S Sixth ward and is WASHINGTON March 13 (AP) operation for the object of "great of the a member Ogden currently President Vincent Auriol of France sentimental value" as willing to He stake presidency plans pleaded today for unity between and verv romantic but othersi continue his residence here durold and new worlds to beat said it was too romantic for this the ing the immediate future although down the "dangers that threaten atomic age his new duties will center in Salt civilization" Lake City told He for Leas Imperiousthe Mr Knapp his successor was asmodern rajp "A governor's household eign ministers conference that close sociated with the Union Pacific ties of religion language history is expected to be less imperious ajKL railroad in Salt Lake City and and love of liberty already unite than that of a medieval potentate CTMeago as city passenger agent the hemispheres ami that now geo- in its valuation of its whims and Lawrence H Evans Leaves from 1935 to 1943 In 1943 he beManti Knapp graphical limitations must be lor fancies in relation to other peoples' Dee for new hospital position came affiliated with United Air Dee hospital and sufferings the Calcutta L H Evans Leaves Dee Hospital Post Successor Will TakeUp Reins May 1 th'ey spotted and attacked inarching columns of reds in northeast Korea Saturday in daylight Usualenemy movements ocly all such cover of darkness V cur under The two American tank patrols which moved into North Korea Saturday tested red positions for hours before three and one-hamaking shooting withdrawals: The Chinese knocked out one tank with a land mine and splat-tere- d hand mortars potato-mashfire at grenades and machinegun '' the others Associated Press Correspondent John Randolph who accompanied the tankers said the crossing of the parallel was not a general' advance It was part of the U S Eighth army's limited offensive against reds still fighting south of the old political boundary between the communist north and republican south Date Coincidence By coincidence the tank forays came three months to the day after the Chinese opened their big push New Year's eve into South Korea Elsewhere fierce but localized firef ights took place Saturday on the central front north east and i west of allied-hel- d Chunchon South Korean troops on the western front splashed across the Imjih river north of Munsan and engaged an enemy company during the day In announcing the cross ing the Eighth army made no Premention of a retirement forces resumably "republican mained on the north bank of the Acres to Cease r-- planes reported Carrier-base- d river The Chinese who are reported preparing a massive spring drive with 300000 men just north of the parallel continued heavy 'supply - and troops movement by night - Can't Shed Any Light l Won-naco- tt ' WASHINGTON March 30 (UP) The state department today was unable to Shed any light on reports that Soviet planes and paratroopers had arrived in Albania recently to help suppress officials elements Department said however that some unrest has been noted in Albania for some time But they doubted this unrest was approaching proportions of a resolution Ogden Brothers Missing on Flight ist 12-b- ed Lady Drops Ring in Lake? Drain It I Simple-Ju- st France President Pleads for Unity I inter-Americ- I Public lamor May Force NewH WASHINGTON March 81 (AP) Terrific public pmssure may force a reonenins of the sensational pub lic hearings by the senate crime investigating committee drie ojf Senator Hunt the five members of the j crime hunting group toia a reporter tms today adding thut he personally believes "additioral hearings are (D-Wy- p) not necessary" "Terrlfie Jfressore ' Hunt said he an 1 most other senators ' are 'lindei terrific pdblic pressure to continue the public hearings" The committee headed by Senator Kefauver got a extension of Iff e to April 3fl from the senate this week in order to complete its voluminous report i and recommend legislation j Chairman Kefativer stoutly opposes additional public hearings-which captured a record television and radio audienc e — and Insists serve even if the he could group he founded is continuedSenTwo Republican! members ators Tobey ot Neitf Hampshire and Wiley of Wisconsi n will propose15a continuation until next Jan in the senate next week- Thousands of Lett ere "Every senator Is getting thousands of letters and telegrams asking that the hearings continue Hunt said "'Although Lknow the committee has estoblished the general pattern of organized interstate crime I Will gladly serve for a longer period if the senate orders j - (D-Te- Spot Daylight Columns "horse-trading- WASHINGTON March 31 (UP) A senate investigator disclosed today that some of former Democratic Congressman Joseph E Casey's profitable tankers may have wound up in the hands of a organization formed to educate Chinese ' Hal f o i'd G Davis staff expert for the senate commerce committee said the maritime administration "believes" that to be the case But he added quickly that "they are still checking their records" The disclosure was made at a press conference called by Committee Chairman Edwin C Johnson who discussed details of the deal under which Casey Who is from Massachusetts and his associates made a $2800000 profit from the sale of five surplus gov- J to midnight - sengers ''' - - ed r Casey's Tankers General Election' Aiding Chinese? the trials Started by Mayor tw t'3S H Ph oentx as Pocstello 33! Portland Pilots Spot Heavy Traffic Moving Toward Front During Ominous Buildup WASHINGTON March' 31 (AP) A four-wa- y split in the senate kept even the most expert forecasters in doubt today about the final form resolutions of the Alomts the only certainty when the senate begins voting Monday on the issue is that it will approve Prestftenf Truman's plan r assign four US divisions to the North Atlantic defense army under Gen Dwight D Eisenhower Has the Votes' Senator Edwin C Johnson (D? Colo) a critic of the troop ven ture told reportersr "The administration has the votes" Apart from that the senate was split roughly into four groups on the issue of whether congress should have a positive voice In future troop commitments One group — and possibly the strongest — appeared ready to go ahead with two "pending resolutions is they stand The resolutions would put the senate and congress on record as approving the sending of four divisions to join the two already placed under Eisenhower's command The- measure would call for "congressional approval" of future commitments without defining such approval Single Measure A second group— which Senator and others Ferguson said is gaining strength— would telescobe the two resolutions into a single measure which would have the force of law but still leave approval" either "congressional undefined or limited to consultation with senate trnd house committees The third group Would like action bv both houses of congress to ap prove or disapprove future troop assi "iiwirii is roadbed derailed 'Horse-Tradin- g' Rutland railroad- tram at cemetery crossing at Arlington Vt and shook up about 40 pasPARI§ March a Attlee Won't Call h: on them to tie their ankles together with their own belts He tied their hands with strips of an old blanket "He got our addresses he said so he could tell our patents how we jUfdJlMl victim related We thought he was playing at first" The boys said Flanders pointed the weapon three times at each of them as they lay helpless on the ground "and three times there was a click "He then drew a circle on my jacket where my heart Is" Put-nusaid "Then he fired two real shots at me but they both missed" "I wasn't going to hurt them" Flanders said "I was just having some fun scaring them" the first magnitude" Besides its unanimous decision the board split 3 to 2 in favoring a company's plant shutdown and refusal to reinstate employes until after a union signs a contract Lists Clubs Hit Chief Schoof f saULtne fpjlowing clubs were raided X i" Shuffleboard club 210 Washington Latin American?club 203 Twenty-fift- h Pan Railway club 130 Twenty-fiftBon Amie club 2621 Twenty-fift- h and Club Zebra 225 4 Twenty-fifth- Two officers took possession of each club in the name of the liquor commission following the raids Police were to make an inventory of fixtures The commission will retain custody of the places until after The raids were ey a union strike First Magnitude " Million on Top There now are about 1000000 young men in colleges ' Hershey said it is impossible at this time to estimate how many will rate deferments Purposes of the new deferment plan is to assure the nation ofsci-a continuing suppjv of specialists must entists and technicians who be trained in colleges The educational testing service it with B organization headquarters at Princeton N J will administer the aptitude tests at 1000 examination centers in the United States and in U S terri- 22 boys and fired a sawed-of- f caliber rifle at them because ha was "tired of target practice" Leroy Flanders a junior high school student- - was picked up by officers after his vthrea victims told of their harrawing afternoon in a north Denver sand pit The four played with the gun before Flanders turned the gun on the younger boys and forced WASHINGTON March 31 (UP) The national labor relations board ruled unanimously today that en employer may lock out his workers after a strike if the threat of further walkouts would hurt his business Itt its first decision approving lockouts in strike situations the board interpreted the law as giving employers an economic weapon that could be as strong under certain conditions as -- yTTeTsheyannounced the aptitude tests will be given to present college students may 26 June 16 and June 20 Those not now in college will be permitted to take the tests after they have been admitted to college and commenced their studies 34 troops-to-Euro- I " na iCW 4 46 i NBA Sereteo AP SsrTlee Europe Troops Issue Split Four Ways By Lou Gladwell " 4S 31 94 47 New Orleans St 67 New York Despite Probing UN Tank Columns Knock Over Five Spots Filled With Customers Chiel Says Liquor Found " 48 33 an 3 China Reds Mass Charter Clubs r- - ' 1 1951 Welcoming Committee Police Explode Raid on City J 26 'SO Logan " MpM 33'LOs Ancetos 30 M uuioaaoua 52 98 95 30-d- ay n) it 1 this" A- - Meahwhile Joseph C Duke senate sergeant at ai' ms said he expects the arrest within17the next missing week" of the last live of witnesses for whom the senate issued warrants in February J Two of them John and George in Mlamt Ahgersola were atrested Fla by FBI agen :s last night and released under boiaL f)uke said the oft&r missing and Charles Fischetti Samuel T Haas Murray h Humphreys and Morris "Mush Wexler J wit-Rinr- rn -- Britisher To Cross Line LONDON March 31 "(UP)— Britain believes a get eral advance bf United Nalions troops above the sfith nerallel in Korea "might very well lead to a general conflict dewhich will benefit nobody fense Minister EnWiuel Shinwell ' said tonight Shinwell also rapped Gen Douglas MacArthur indirectly for discussing politicalisisues "I am becoming more and more platreluctant to speak on public meet-toforms" he told a liibor party seemsg at Durham "tecause it to me that all thepeakimt nowaand days is being done by generals can hard&r get admirals In fact a word in edgeways" he strijd i 1 Planes Hunt B29 TOKYO March 31 (UP) — Mbre than 50 planes apd two surface searched a wide area of the SsjR sea today for possible surHindustan Standard vivors of a Superfort believed said editorially off south d to have It is also surprising that state east Korea early Thursday 1 mainexy itself shouldandbe so ef-responsive obliging ieminately to feminine wishes and sentiments that originate in highly-place- d ilies" the paper said A Editorials Millions of Gallons 1A11A For six days engineers have Sport jaA v vf Tmmv rlraininif- miltirtna §A tti M Warden ' o SitllT I i 'CL Theatre the picturesque hill station eaniIB to" SB Society tal of Assam province on the frontud Freftftsea tiers of Tibet t3A The ring slipped from the delicate Ohftwjrsf Jairam-da- e fA of Premi Kumart finger Lippmann of Gov Jaramdas Vital Statistics daughter 1M Do u fat ram as she was going Pearson through her" customary performance of feeding the fish one day MMfr- m A k last week ' ' ' Gailap Fell r B-- 29 crash-lande- of fam-dropp- lNDtX ed Z" 7--- - 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