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Show Dflilv Herald vuuy JAN. 29, WEDNESDAY, auty, utah Utah Obituaries 1964 , Utah Cinda M. La ugh man SALT LAKE CITY France Cecil Palton, 43, 1239 Mead r, Ave., died Monday; funeral 2 p.m., 4330 S. Redwood Rd. Mrs. Stella Charlene Bever-ridg- e Orullian, 50, 1091 S. 1st died funeral W., Monday; Thursday noon, 260 E. South Temple. Mrs. Emma Beatrice Anderson Metcalf, 84, 1598 E. 2700 S., died Monday; funeral Thursday noon, 36 E. 7th S. Mrs. Alice Louise Heffernan Lenfest, 42, 2713 Hartford St., died Sunday; funeral was today. Mrs. Eva Maria Morris, 80, 1159-4t- h E., died Monday; funeral Friday, 1 p.m., Tinity AME Church, 241 E. 6th S. OGDEN Mrs. Anna Blixt Beckman Vance, 81, died Monday; funeral Thursday, 1 p.m., Lindquist and Sons Mortuary. Walter R. Jnde, 90, died Sunday; funeral Thursday, 1 p.m., Chapel of Flowers Mortuary. Albert M. Godfrey, 74, died Monday; funeral Thursday, 11 a.m., Lindquist and Sons Saturn Grow Hearing Mother Of Provoan Dies Continued from Page One) I f Emma radio of inter Spencer quired because ference in the Cape Kennedy area. Scientists feared it might interferewith radio commands to the docket, particularly the y ROY i Mrs. Cinda Murdock mechanism to destroy the roc I ''1' ' J 'P SALT LAKE CITY course. off if veered (UPI) ket it Barrett Loughman, 72, Roy, Furnished by J. A. Hogie & William G. Hardy, director of New York mother of a Provo resident and "Everything looks normal," Utah Securities Co. Member, Commission. he federal space agency said PAYSON Mrs. Emma Stock Exchange, 43 N. Unisister of Abe Murdock, former in the first seconds of the flight. said Tuesday a show cause versity Ave. and ConSpencer, 92, died TuesUnited States Senator television hearing for D. Spencer Grow, the from Pictures hosday at 5 p.m. at a Provo a in REPORTED KILLED ShdWn in recent photos are died the flash rrovo real estate aeaier, would rocket aboard camera Tuesday gressman, a long illness, after crewman be pital continued without of of natural date. the Florida Salt Lake hospital of the U.S. Air Force T39 twin jet training ed back pictures SALT LAKE STOCK EXCHANGE Bid Asked She was born Jan. 17, 1872 at is Mrs. the showed Tuesday's Quotations: Her causes. Deninsula. said Grow's They real estate plane reported killed when plane was forced down daughter Hardy z.uo 40.50 Banner Ferdiof a Va of daughter .05 H. .05 Bert Payson, clouds below in brilliant relief. license would be continued in Bristol Silver (Helen) Opheikens, in East Germany. Left to right are Capt. John F. . .19 .16 Staheli Cardiff and nand Mary Provo. Smooth an inactive status until re he 2.25 1.90 Separation Chief Con Lorraine, Jacksonville, Fla., Lt. Col. Gerald K. She married Hyrum El1.60 1.55 Chief Con Pfd second born The was it be made active. Mrs. Lauchman stage quests separated .23 .21 Hannaford, whose mother, Mrs. Brooks Oakley, Clayton Silver . . mer Spencer Dec. 18, 1890 in a smoothly from the massive The commissioner said that lives in Austin, Tex.; and Capt. Donald G. Millard, .15 .11 Feb. 10, 1891 in Beaver, Cochise Bnt .14 a the Manti LDS Temple. He aiea 13', 3 Cons Eureka .02 Va .02 daughter of Orrice A. and Cinda booster, ignited about 48 miles "inactive" meant that the real Ukiah, Calif. (Herald-UP- I Croff Oil Radiotelephotos). Jan. 19, 1951. .29 .27 Crown Point . Murdock. She mar above earth and sent the satel estate agent legally could not Robinson .40 .37 Eraron Mrs. Spencer was a member ried William W. Barrett. He lite winging on its way. .31 .30 do business. East .34 .33 One, of the Mines Payson, DUP, Rees Camp 1950. in married Empire She died could Television viewers .11 .08 He said Grow had applied Eureka Bullion .12 are four sons and L. Laughman, Dec. 28, 1951, clearly see separation. .11 Eureka Lily Con Surviving to have his license reactivated .45 .40 Eureka Std in Ogden. six daughters, Dean, Grand It was a spectacular depar but withdrew the request. Har .47 .43 Gold Chain .... 15 .19 Kermebec Junction, Colo.; Willis, Ted and She was a member of the Roy ture. The rocket rose with .90 .87 dy said that such licenses Majestic Oil ... of Mrs, all Clifford Va Payson; 3.25 slowness. Ten sec must 2.67 LDS Ward. Fourth New Park agonizing be renewed by Jan. 31 .77 Va 7o North Uly Ksheminski, Pittsburg, onds had before Mary it Va hus crept by 06 .06 Survivors include her each year or they automaticalPark City Con .62 Va Calif.; Mrs. Orley (Enid) Weist, 60 The Soviet statement was in of its South Std (Continued from Page One) the cleared two and top sons three daugh band, .20 17 ly become inactive. An inactive Utah Con Glen Mrs. Calif.; Danville, 1 .00 tower. 1.30 Willis ton license may be reactivat e d nist jet fighters had "probably reply to a demand for inSYRACUSE Mrs. Itha Cox1 ters, Dr. William W. Barrett, service Cutler, Palm Desert, (Maud) As roar A. the Orrice Bar Salt Lake City; swept within two years by payment shot down" the unarmed plane formation filed by the U. S. mighty SALT LAKE STOCK EXCHANGE Calif.: Mrs. Earl (Lucy) Peter- Hooper Criddle, 65, died Tues- rett, Kansas City, Kan.; John across the beaches, the Saturn-- 1 of a SALES after it strayed into East Ger Embassy in Bonn with the penalty, he added. Mrs. Gladys Barnett, Mrs. day; funeral Friday, 1 p.m., P. Cardiff, 500 at 16 son, blue the into at 500 Mrs. accelerated 400 at Pfd. 160; sky Chief Con Berlin air safety Barrett, Brigham City; Hardy explained that Grow's many. Dora McBride, all of Payson; Syracuse LDS Ward Chapel. 1.55 S Fifteen seconds after liftoff the show cause Dell Mrs. conProvo; Soviet military center Opheikens, was and the KAYSVILLE Kenzo 22 at hearing The Soviet Embassy in East Silver, 1,000 Seno, 30 Clayton grandchildren; 39 great- 81, died 11 rocket began a slow gracefu tinued without date so that if Cochise Ent, 57 at .10 Adams. (JoAnne) Ogden; in East Germany. Berlin said Russian military headquarters Friday; funeral was six Corrtb Met, 4,000 at 13 grandchildren, tilt. grandchildren, .03 Va great the agent wanted to reactivate representatives will begin "imThe embassy said it received Cres Eag Oil, 1.000 at .29 and one sister, two Crown Point, 1,000 at and of broth wha The awesome do so could grandchildren; he flight BRIGHAM his license CITY Christian by mediate contacts" with the unconfirmed reports the plane Mines, 1,000 at .33; 5O0 at Mrs. Clara Simons, Murray. Empire ers, Abe and Ray R. Murdock the late President Kennedy asking for a new date jor the U. S. 34 Harold son infant of Sorenson, military mission in Pots- was shot down by Communist Funeral services will be con- James Fredrick and Eureka Lily Con, 2,000 at .HVz 150 of Washington, D. C. both as billed world's the at .12; 1,000 largest Cont Gen Corp, hearing. Nancy dam to determine what hap- jets. One report said it was hit ducted Saturday at 1 p.m. in Anna f at 10 and seemed will Funeral rocket services con be was convicted Merritt mightiest Grow died recently Sorenson, Great Western. 6,000 at .02iVa pened to the T39 jet and the near Erfurt, East Germany, the Payson Fourth Ward Chapser- ducted Friday at 10 a.m. in the near perfect. Pouring out an in connection with mail fraud three funeral Oil, 100 at .82Va; 400 at Monday; Majestic 500 private were about 50 miles inside the officers , who el. Friends may call at Rigby at S5 .90; n L i foota k r a exhaust as con trail as Va. His vices. Valentin-sen Alice Valentine Mortuary, at long .77 Richmond, 500 at Va; Ogden. North Lily, 1,500 at aboard when disappeared. Mortuary, Payson, Friday from Friends may call Thursday from ball field, it tore through the victions are being appealed at .75 died 86, Peterson, Sunday; A high Air Force officer told 7 to 9 p.m. and Saturday prior A spokesman for the Soviet funeral Friday, 1 p.m., Harold 7 to 9 p.m. and Friday prior region of maximum dynamic the present time. MUTUAL FUNDS to serivces. Burial will be in the B. Embasssaid he knew nothing United Press International that to services. Burial will be in pressure, when the forces exTuesday's Quotations: Bid Asked Felt Funeral Home. 8.90 832 Affil Fund about1 the fate of the missing U. S. radar men followed the Payson City Cemetery. the Beaver City Cemetery. 3.90 3.56 erted on the SMITHFIELD rocket Div Shares Jones twin-jPerry T39 with their scopes 13.83 12.88 E and H Bal F plane. were at their greatest. Wickham, 49, died Monday; fu 14.70 E and H Stk F when it became clear it was 11.73 10.79 i lie ui gaiia vi me ouvici neral Thursday, 1 p.m., Smith- Five miles, 10 miles, 15 miles Fidelity Cap 19.16 17.63 Fidelity Trend at present lost and was crossing the Iron fortes armed and still the Saturn-- 1 flew un- (Continued from Page Omt field Fourth LDS Ward Chapel. 10.30 11.29 Fund Inv stationed in the German Demo Curtain. They saw three blips 7.98 7.30 Ineorp Inv WASHINGTON Willard 0. erringly. Gen8 49 9.28 6 Mass Inv Growth week to explain (Continued from Page One) cratic Republic will take up or radar screen images after it 15.71 17.17 (Continued from Page One) Mass Inv Trust 81, died Tuesday. minutes after liftoff, the Five Nisson, k the eralissimo 17.01 15.61 Putnam Fund immediate contact with the entered Communist territory. and the situation is now out of EAST MILL CREK Morris said. "If I said that, I can't re- space agency said, "Everything reasons for Chiang,, 9.80 857 Putnam Growth France's decision to TJ. S. mission in Potsdam to 16.10 14.77 Wellnlston Dean Dimond, infant son of call it. control. is normal." establish dijfomatic relations clarify this matter," the spokes the second stage engines with thej$inese The 10 Americans to be res- Robert M. and Bonnie Still Communists. man said. "Nixon was still talking very were to burn min cued are in the Kwilu Province man Dimond, 3358 E. 3800 S., eight nearly He szii Petchkoffs instrucA spokesman for the East negatively when I last spoke to utes to town of Kintshua, where razed died Monday; graveside ser him." put the stage into orbit. tions ;'were to carry out his German foreign ministry said, When an announcement came mission "with all the consid houses have been sighted from vices Friday, 12:15 p.m., Wa (Continued from Page One) knew "We Eisenhower was scheduled to nothing about this of the successful igni-- j the air They were not imme satch Lawn Memorial Park. through and eration personal respect case. tion camps at some of the more lunch today with some of the tion of the second stage, diately identified. Other mis But he said to due Chiang. to isolated work sites." he men appointed Michigan loud roar of cheers went up in Petchkoff did not seek to sionaries in the province also per federal posts during his eight the Saturn blockhouse Seeks Funds have appealed for help. among to not the suade inWhite generalissimo in the House, Mr. Lloyd said that failure of years missile workers and tdmicians break relations with France. Outbreak Serious Most the administration to include cluding former Postmaster who had worked f of months to (Continued from Page One) The Congo situation was by General Arthur Summerfield Bonneville unit funds in its new I hei that her group, the and former put the rocket irito space. assured most the serious outbreak far Army Secretary budget request could delay the That everything w.n Coordinat- Wilbur M. Brucker. please Ocju start of work and the realiza- of violence in Africa, but trou- Student could Committee Her nain (SNCC), ble was other ing About 25,000 Republicans are tion of the project's benefits. reported shall be as H 1 in to a $100 He has pledged his eforts to tions from the Mediterranean be represented. pay expected plate 85 East. 300 South Other Racial Developments 21 cities, which will be linked work for inclusion of construc- to the Indian Ocean. from Continued One) FR Page Exquisite Jackson, Miss.: A Chancery by closed circuit television for In the North African kingdom tion funds during the next year. arrangements to was Court scheduled servJulio Florence Goff funeral judge round of pep talks gasoline, drugs, appliances and a But the nearly final decision of Libya, six rioters were fashioned for will be held Thursday at a from officials ices hear electric rates." plea city utility to make Provo the over - all killed in scattered Ward 18th Provo very occasion, The Labor Department also 11:00 a.m. at the headquarters for administration clashes with police. Students today for a permanent injunc- NAACP for injuries he received with West 850 No. 1120 U rVirD'T,T T A D V said take home pay of factory Chapel, John Adams officiating. of the work and construction destroyed foreign property and tion barring racial demonstraBishop a demonstration racial during workers hit a record high in Friends may call at Our Chapel of Rohbock Sons Floral 0 headquarters for work on the stoned some foreign nationals tions. summer. last Baton Rouge, La.: Capt. Les December, mainly because of Memories Mortuary Wednesday SERVICES II Bonneville segment "recognizes in the street. They were pro1042 South State that city's central role in this testing the slaying of two stu- lie C. Font of the Baton Rouge Chapel Hill, N. C: Ten per- longer working hours. There from 6 to 8 and Thursday prior services. to AC sitOREM in avera sons a increase were was arrested 0 Police filed a during slight department important development," Mr. dents killed in a demonstration white-only restaurant. age earnings. for Arab unity two weeks ago. damage suit against the in at a Lloyd said. 0. Market Quotations Fri-daj- Death Claims Payson Lady Ober-hans- . ly . Ober-hansl- y. . . . . U-tsa- . . . Va . . fc On License Continued . , Reds Down American Plane In East Germany; Crew Dead 30-sto- - ry four-pow- three great-greatgrandchildr- en -- er -- fast-movi- . ng French r . 15-8- 8 Rescue Team . Eisenhower - . et Kai-she- . . . c- . - Provo Will 200 Arrested , Chapel of Non-Viole- nt Living Costs A MeraoRies imla 3-66- re-port- one-ho- ed ur BERG - 00 $10,-00- I "4 J 4 : U St A J ' A." t' 12 ' How much is hope vorth? " - n a i V f'V child is our hope for the future. But how much hope is there that a newborn will survive long enough for us to realize our dreams? 4 A V" ' 4-- V " mm '- - - z wmmmmm 4 9 4 if - ,' , (S a I '- - - X? ' ' 4 " - V 7,, 9 4 life-givin- v X? 4 :VS. : it' s "'TP "'4 .sty " Sr v S 4 4i ' , " i '" " "4. i 4t?Kfif . v ' a r y That is why the hospitals of Utah organized Blue Cross and the doctors instia nonprofit, prepayment method of meeting the cost of modern tuted Blue Shield health care services. &' x - , " When you are a member of Blue Cross and Blue Shield your bills are paid in benefits of this service, not in limited sums of money. medical-surgical-hospit- - ' A W4 ' i- - & 'i . 4 xS it's you or someone you 'love to worry about the cost. ' I g who requires the use of the complex equipment, the miracle drugs and the medical skills to keep hope alive, you're in no position If 4 t that has developed lifesaving drugs and You will. A v U. lot more hope for the newborn child of .;.qt v 6 a the highly techniques ... the equipment that hospitals must have on hand services to the ill and injured: Who'll pay for trained doctors that perform all of this? a wmm there's How much is hope worth? The research mm ' ' of a few years ago. So s today than there was 20 years ago. &y ft '4, ' child-killer- mmmm ill A?- - Since 1940, scarlet fever deaths show a 99.7 percent reduction. Whooping cough deaths are down to "0"; same for diphtheria. And so on through a long list of the a '4 y , You get the care, Blue Cross and Blue Shield get the bill. This is why Blue Cross and Blue Shield stand alone as the most realistic Vj- - :4f-iT- :: i 'r'"-- - have about system of prepaid health care coverage. They remove the worry you may the cost of care you need. or a member ,0ne out of eight Utahns will require hospitalization this year. You, . '','S'SV A' of your family, may be one of them. With modern medicine, the chances for recovery are excellent W&3 '' But how much is that hope worth? To you? X f f'4 t" First choice with those who have a choice. i . f BLUE CROSS For hospital care and BLUE SHIELD For medical cart |