Show m ' 1 rr It s X The Weather Temperatures Max Min OGDEN — Cloudy today and tomorrow becoming colder tomor" row t Max Min I UTAH — High tody and tomorrow 60 to 70 Low tonight 25 to 35 84th Year OGDEN No 88 UTAH SUNDAY MORNING APRIL 10 4 Sections - 44 Pages 1955 10 Cen£s d(LQ fo-IH- l By JOHN M HIGHTOWER WASHINGTON (AP) — Two seemingly unrelated Rejoicing Christians Celebrate Resurrection Pray for Peace World Over Ike Leads U S yesterday indicated to U S officials velopments in Mos : that Russia is build ing up a new campaign to smash West-Weern plans for armi Germany This Russian drive a combination of peace induce-ma- y deaths” Ned Dearborn council ments and threats well determine the pattern of president said e for the next two or three years at With fair weather 1 to 1 xk mil- - diplomacy in lion are expected to watch the least and planned their festivities for Joyous Christians the world the happy day The weather man over celebrated the resurrection forecast generally fair weather this Easter Sunday with prayers for most of the United States— glitter of the annual fashion for the help of a triumphant good news for the Easter promenade along New York’s Christ to bring peace to the Avenue Thousands' of chilworld Churches everywhere sched- Fifth will shrill and laugh in the dren Led by President Eisenhower uled extra services to mark the Easter egg roll on the Americans in the gay finery of day Thousands of Americans annuallawn in Central Park turned to churches planned to attend sunrise serv- great spring tourists from almost Holiday shrines and outdoor services to ices in churches outdoor amphiin land the every Europe hear again in song pageant and theaters on mountain tops and Americas streamed intoandRome sermon the glorious story of canyon rims in parks and city Saturday by road train sea and Christ’s victory over death squares throughout the nation air Thousands gathered at St The warming spring may fill The rejoicing was universal Basilica for the Holy SatPeter’s In Rome St Peter’s square filled nearby highways after the church urday High Mass The ringing of with thousands of pilgrims tour- services but the National Safety the great bronze bells of the ists and Romans to hear the Council doesn’t expect the na- church the bells of GEE WHIZ COUSIN— With the Easter bunny and their first birthdays arriving on the same day blessing and address of white-robe- tion’s traffic deaths to be any Rome’s joined500byother churches these little cousins are in for all kinds of excitement Her attention captured by a brightly colored Pius XII There was higher than any other Sunday in marked nearly Pope Catholics the end of for on how to egg little Sandra Lynn Hurley digs right in Cousin Mitchell J Hurley waits for a clue every prospect the number would the year Lent “Easter is the safest holiday get through all the paper reach 350000 or more at the In tradition-ricFlorence yestime of the Pontiff’s appearance in the year in terms of traffic of tourists saw thousands terday at noon the ancient ceremony of “the It will be the third address in firing of the cart” give its noisy eight days for the forecast of good fortune for the pontiff whose illness last year year caused fears for his life his Sunday as a year ago was expected to be a plea speech — WASHINGTON TERRACE for peace i A couple of little cousins are At the church of the Holy SepBy MURRAY M MOLER a time in for where big today They ulcher in Jerusalem PROVO (UP)President Ernest L Wilkinson forecast yesterare celebrating both of their Christ’s body w'as placed after it d day that Brigham Young University already the “largest SALT LAKE CITY (AP)— ANN ARBOR Mich (AP)— was taken from the cross some first will of have in the country” institution birthday anniversaries and 5000 higher learning to wear your new 11 of in Parents children states Planning pilgrims including many Canada the arrival of the Easter bunny students by 1963 a student body of 12000 outfit and Easter Finland who particitoday? diplomats from foreign lands Go ahead the Weather BuSaints all at the same time The university owned and supported by the Latter-daheard the story of the risen Lord pated in last year’s Salk polio vaccine tests will learn by the end reau says The forecast calls The two are Sandra Lynn Lenten Period Ends Church since 1950 has spent or specifically budgeted $16200000 of next week who got the actual for fair skies in Utah with for campus and plant expansion and improvement Hurley daughter of Mr and Lenten period vaccine and who got a neutral pleasantly warm temperatures The Ben E Lewis director of camMrs Patrick J Hurley of F-at noon yesterday Fami- control substance pus planning and development be outside Utah — with Southern Victory Road and Mitchell J ended Voight chief statistician estimates that 10 million more Nevada Southern California and Hurley son of Mr and Mrs lies stocked up on Easter treats at Robert the evaluation center at the will be spent in the next eight E-Maof Arthur J Hurley of said yesMichigan University Southeastern Idaho all heavily rine Drive years to accommodate the reccoded the vaccination terday tly-increasing1 enrollment populated by LDS Church memThe youngsters were born of some ords 749000 children are More than half of the present bers expected to receive partica year ago todaiy at different to mailed health being departstudent body now more than ular attention Ogden hospitals only one hour ments in areas where children of outside comes from 7000 took part in the mass experiment By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS One feature of the building and 25 minutes apart There Utah California with more than was one ounce difference in conFrom these records health of1950 been has since Fair and mild weather pre1000 students lias the largest program their weights Their fathers will learn for the first time vailed over most of the nation ficials 16 “heritage halls” of struction folrepresentation are toothers WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen which of the children 'who were yesterday and more of the same lowed closely by Nevada Idaho named for prominent feminine Grandmother of the pair is to house of Church the leaders proposed yes- given an injection received the was in prospect for Easter today Sparkman and Oregon E-Ma- Mrs of Meloy Hugh nearly 1000 women students Skies were clear yesterday terday that the Senate Foreign Salk vaccine and which were givrine Drive Sixteen Religions The 16 halls now completed Relations Committeer conduct in en placebos (dummy) shots The over the northern half of the public its investigation of the Yal- placebos are as ineffective against country from the Rockies to Iew Although 16 different religions cost 3 million dollars Eight ta report “leak” polio as water are represented on the hilltop more costing $1800000 will be and in the Southwest soon A It already is known in 33 other England center The committee has asked SecreShowers and scattered thuncampus in northeastern Provo built800 men who will live in more than 97 per cent of the for tary of State Dulles to testify be- states including Colorado com- dershowers sprinkled the central will also Latter-dait April 18 on the circum- prising what the evalution center Gulf Coast and the Pacific Northfore Saints style students are a of cost soon at be constructed Mr stances Wilkinson and President surrounding delivery of calls “observed control areas” west and welcome light rain the documents to the New York that all second graders were in- dampened the parched western Lewis cited statistics showing $2500000 The building program already d Times in advance of their gen- oculated with the vaccine while plains Southeastern Colorado after the pioneer $2500-00a included has first and third graders received scene of recent dust storms got Morwho led the eral release LDS leader completed a center science a in said mons to Utah in 1847 — is now the member nothing physical a third of an inch of rain LightSparkman $450-00- 0 a fieldhouse comask the will $1500000 an from he the interview er rain fell in southwest Kansas a young skier might largest university Fears that Mailed Lists First student service center a have been lost in the Snow Basin mittee to open its sessions to the enrollThe U S Weather Bureau in standpoint of million-dolla- r Frilists were The mailed first classroom building doesn’t think ment in the state said he He public Chicago said umbrellas may be were all but lab- area to Canada Finland Utah yesterday a and day not $600000 to be engineering that barred said needed Easter Sunday in the far counting They reporters ought students oratory has California Washington and Mon- Northwest from Washington and extension and part-timChairman George quieted last night after a tana Others go out Saturday to Oregon eastward to the Montana BYU now tops University of Present Construction patrol spent several said he is not in favor of a pub- New York Massachusetts Ala- Rockies and in the Lower Mislic inquiry and Sen Wiley of WisUtah by about 500 students and hours the searching slopes a are construction Now under and Iowa has about double the enrollment Republican on the bama sissippi Valley from eastern OkDale Matthews member of the consin senior Michi- lahoma will be to mailed Lists would follow of Utah State Agricultural Col- $300000 student health center said he and western Tennessee group gan Ohio and Illinois Monday northward into southern Mislege The two other universities and a $150000 botanical labora- Snow Basin Ski Patrol said the George on the matter in Salt Lake City and Logan are tory Some Democrats appear to be- the day before the official report souri possibility of a lost youth was soon in for Planned building both Fair skies are in prospect elseraised about 4 pm by a city em- lieve they can demonstrate in on the vaccine is made in Ann addition to the women’s and con- Arbor is there the where that inquiry Vast Building Program men’s residences is a “family life ploye tending the upper terminal fusion in the State Meantime a conference beDepartment tween of the chair lift BYU’s to house unique said the Wilkinson President building” representatives of the Naover matters that have political which of tional one Foundation for Infantile The Living College Family employe reported spotting implications present building program of the most extensive ever plan- will cost $1500000 Sen Kefauver has ac- Paralysis and University of Michtracks in the snow leading upned by an American college or Contemplated but not yet ward from the terminal toward cused Dulles of trying to “leak” igan officials yesterday set 9:20 university contemplates serving specifically authorized are a the the report by sending it to Capi- a m (MST) Tuesday as the top of the mountain “We tol Hill 12000 students “which we could women’s gymnasium’ swimming after saying that it would release time for the Salk polio ALHAMBRA Calif (AP) — reach by 1963” pool stadium expansion student organized a party of searchers no£ te n of national vaccine report interest Ellis Whiting Passmore 80 was When the university reaches union building fine arts build- and climbed up to the top of security to release it Spokesmen said however the crossing Main Street that figure he added “we will ing and auditorium and library Mount Ogden press would be handed the infor- when he was knocked downFriday to refused the accept copies George following by a have to determine future steps” Lewis “guessed” the total cost tracks” Matthews said Dulles’ decision to make the mation in summary form at 8:10 car making a turn’ and “The and would be reThese he explained might mean of these structures would be tracks went over He got up unhurt dusted himpublic followed interven- a m (MST) report on the and top dollars1 10 million around to of BYU hold the it until Dr Thomas self off further expansion tion by White House Press Secre- quired and dismissed an ambudown the other side” Many of the improvements campus or inauguration of a C Hagerty Hagerty Francis Jr director of the Salk lance that had arrived to rush James tary He said it the skier appeared junior have been financed from the LDS had decided to program of re- evaluation center at the univer- him to the hospital go on down the said he suggested general Others fund t especially other side general colleges lease of the papers after he sity makes his formal speech to as well It’s car didn’t The was and His all right built were an assembled group of some 400 dented fender fare The junior colleges Wilkinson the living quarters had learned been delivered an estineeds name abthey wasn’t known In the said “are a possibility but that on “loans” from the Church that sence of medical dignitaries starting at mated $30 worth of Times to New the York definite repairs any reports of is purely speculative now” If will be repaid from income of a lost skiers 9:20 a m abanwas the search structures would the erected presumably most doned Mr Matthews said The youth who left the tracks was bey lieved to be between 15 and 17 he said he was informed Itb ' Meanwhile checks with police and sheriff’s officers disclosed that no reports of a lost skier had been received VS ft S By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ! pa-rade- V rs d h 12000 Students 'BYU to Have By Sure It's Easter And That's Not All For More Building Planned '63' Polio Chiefs ld Who Got Vaccine To Tell Go Ahead Wear Your Easter Outfit church-connecte- full-tim- e y 40-da- y 3 i — Weather Mild 5 constan- Wants 'Leak' Probe Public Across Nation out-of-sta- te (D-Al- a) 5 Snow Basin Skier Lost? False Alarm five-buildin- g semi-dormito- y ry BYU-name- 0 Searchers Believe j full-tim- e four-memb- e er (D-G- a) state-supporte- d (D-Ten- 'I'm Not Hurt Look After Car' n) fe LDS-supporte- -- d w Names in the News v:- 'Mr Sam' Takes Bows Saturday “Mr Sam” Rayburn of Texas much as he shuns public tributes to him “will take his bows next Saturday night before some 3000 Democrats The House speaker will be honored at a testimonial dinner April 16 in the National Guard Armory He will make a major address to be broadcast nationally the Democratic National Committee announced last night Other speakers will include Adlai E Stevenson former PresidentTruman— ana Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt Senate Democratic leader Lyndon B Johnson of Texas and House Majority Leader John McCormack of Massachusetts will pay tributes from the Senate and ' -- House On the same night a testimonial dinner will be given to former Gov James E Byrnes of South Carolina at Aiken S C Some Democratic leaders were reported to have complained privately that the Byrnes dinner was an effort to steal some of the spotlight from Rayburn Bute publicly they took no notice of the Byrnes dinner for They were going all-out Mr Sam dinner Actress It’s a Arlin $110-a-plat- e Judge was married yesterday for the seventh time She and Edward Cooper Heard Beverly Hills Calif businessman were wed by Justice of the Peace John Mendoza in the chapel of the Flamingo Hotel Las Vegas President Eisenhower left the White House yesterday to drive to his Gettysburg Pa farm for a brief visit with Mrs Eisenhower He returned to the Capital last night and will attend Easter services at National Presbyterian Church today Mrs Eisenhower who has e been at the farm since April 1 may remain there for another 10 days She has been recuperating from a recent illness and supervising the furnishing of the Eisenhowers’ new home Ingrid Bergman has the measles The screen star has had to postpone a scheduled stage appearance at Palermo Italy in “Joan at the Stake” America’s Mary Pickford sweetheart of the silent kcreen was 61 yesterday but she said she would not celebrate it “Time is the noise the clock makes that’s all” she said “It takes time to grow old i i 189-acr- ‘ ( J $ ? Doctor Vetoes Trip for Garner UVALDE Tex (AP)— Cactus Jack Garner had his tuxedo all brushed and his glad rags laid out but the doctor has said he can’t go to Washington next week to help honor his old friend House Speaker Sam Rayburn Arthritis in both feet will prevent the former vice president from making what was to have been his first trip to the Capitol since he quit public life 14 years ago bitter over his differences with Franklin Delano Roosevelt j S'" Xv ' isv' f' V y- s v' - vx te' ' V'l W v “V ' '? s V'Ks-J ' p Jy t) Standard-Examine- The two developitye Political Storm stirred considerable terest hefe yesterday signs of the main t viet policy were: 1 A demand by ister Molotov for e sion of an Austrian 2 Action by the ment to scrap W o r treaties of friendship ance with Britain anc The Austrian action note which Molotov U S British and Fr sadors It did not re essentially new state sia has been talking about concluding treaty Austrian Cha is due in Moscow see what the Russianjs Emphasis on Speed' Molotov however emphasis on getting the job done without further delay Some au thorities now think tl at whatever demands Russia makes for con- elusion of the pact nji ay be with-hWestern in the limits of what powers can negotiate and even tually accept But no informed of- ficials here think th it Molotov’s sudden pressure for an Austrian treaty flows from a sudden humanitarian concern fjor Austria’s welfare The belief is rathir that Russia has some designs for working out a formula c f neutrality for Austria which would later hold up as the ideal answer for the problem of urifying Germany That would mean a neutralized united Germany and such a concept could w'ell have much appeal both in Germany and in France It appears to American experts that while the Russians have lost a battle to block ratification of German rearmament agreements Moscow does not believe it has lost the war The ratifications are all but finished now and Secretary of State Dulles believes that the last actions may be taken by the end of April The major countries concerned France Germany Britain and the United States have completed their parts of the job Just Beginning The establishment of Germany’s legal position as a member of the North Atlantic Alliance and the Western European Union is just the beginning of a long process It merely opens the way for the German army air force and navy to be recruited drilled and irmed Military leaders estimate the whole process will take three to four years by which time Germany will have about haljf a ’million men in uniform The spectre of German troops even those controlled by a strongly government still alarms many Europeans with memories of' the war only 10 years gone The second development in Moscow apparently is designed to play particularly on that apprehension This is the annuling of treaties which reaching across Germany symbolized the wartime friendship and nterdepend-enc- e of Paris and London with e pro-Weste- rn Brewing Over Ouster of Corsi WASHINGTON (AP) — Rep ) called on Frelinghuysen Secretary of State Dulles for a “full explanation” on the ouster of Edward J Corsi yesterday asy political storm clouds gathered over the action A New York City Republican club fired off a telegram to Dulles denouncing him for a “disgraceful flipflop” in abolishing Corsi’s job as special immigration expediter and asking: “Don’t you have any political horse sense?” The Lower Manhattan Republican Club headed by former State Assemblyman John Lamula predicted in a resolution that the Corsi controversy “will cost the Republican Party many thousands of votes in 1956 and possibly the loss of New York and several other doubtful states” Pointing up the political implications Corsi said he planned to confer today with Republican National Chairman Leonard Hall at Hall’s invitation Corsi a veteran Republican officeholder and party worker from New York came to Washington in January to accept appointment as Dulles’ special adviser on refugee immigration problems Dulles called him'my old friend” Came Under Fire ' He came under a barrage of criticism by Rep Walter of the McCarran-Walte- r immigration bill who accused Corsi of having associated with Communist front organizations in thef 1930s Corsi denied this change and said he was being attacked because he was opposed to what he called and discriminatory” features of the McCarran-Walte- r Act Last Wednesday Corsi said he was suddenly notified that his was for a “temporary” job and that it was expiring today He said he would not have taken it if he had known that He added that only recently he had leased a house in suburban Arlington for six months Dulles called him in Friday and tried to smooth things out by offering him a less controversial job in which he would survey the possibilities of settling refugee immigrants in Latin America Stung by this turn of events and reportedly embittered by a feeling that he had been deserted by Republican friends in high places Corsi’s first reaction was “I don’t know whether I am in(N-NJ- ’ i (D-P'- a) co-auth- or “un-Americ- 90-da- y ® terested” Yesterday he said he wanted to think it over that he wouldn’t make up his mind before tomorrow The White House remained Secretary Dulles conferred with President Eisenhower during the morning but James C Moscow Hagerty White House press sec-- 1 asover battle the During retary said the Corsi matter waa long Westnot discussed the with sociating Germany ern powers which b gan in late 1950 Russia repeatedly threatened that if Britain and France ratified treaties permitting that Russia would break its friendship treaties with th m The Soviets are making good on“this VIENNA Ga (UP)— Sen Wal-te- r threat F George dean - The action leaves the United of the Senate said yesterday he States British and Trench gov- intends to seek reelection next ernments undisturbed but the year If he does run it could Russians probably intend to make mean a red hot in an impact on public rather than Georgia between campaign veteran the on official opinion It is the kind Democrat and former Governor of action which carries an im Herman Talmadge plication of greater Soviet hosSenof chairman the George tility to come ate Foreign Relations Committee said he feels he should remain in government “because of the presLee ent foreign situation” He did not1' elaborate aloof Sen George Says He'll Run Again Freeway Dropped '?V SALT V Polio Vaccine in Production LAKE CITY (AP)— Governor J Bracken Lee said yesterday he didn’t knjow a thing about the abandonment of a freeway development plan in Salt Lake City until he rad it in the newspapers “I would prefer” reserve any further c til I have had an op portunity to talk with members pf the road commission” r classified ad and I cover Ogden and Weber County end to end telling folks about your need your offer I do it for sure rain or shine with guaranteed promptness! What can I sell buy or rent for you? Dial 7711 for my quick-sur- e services! j Didn't Know Quick and sure — what a combination for getting things done you have in me! 9 st ld Classified Ad Is Quick Sure I’m de-o-w 1 Polio vaccine is drawn from the pooling tank background into large storage bottles at the specially built laboratory at Rochester Mich Thre e strains of poliomyelitis virus are grown separately then pooled and stored until safety and potency of each lot has been tested On next Tuesday Dr Thomas Francis Jr will make his report at the University of Michigan on results of the use of the vaccine which was developed by Jonas E Salk of the University of Pittsburgh Meanwhile H J chairman of the Utah mission stood on his halt acquisition of land for the freeway Mayor Earl J Glade repeated his belief the actioq was high handed A ? 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