Show " 9 1 n j f v V £" The Salt Lake Tribune Monday September 30 1963 20 I rf p ifi I 4 4 V - m"ps v v r 'P’Vv p'v J VP1 r If that the attorney said he would plete racial segregation to the university — — — anlveTrreieveland Is who was expelled last week James Meredith the first Neday with ball mJhey gro to enter the University of Mississippi was graduated in August McDowell had enrolled at the beginning of the 1963 summer session and had been Meredith’s roommate t - ON PRESCRIPTIONS men David Harkins and James Lemastus who reported they had observed McDowell driving at 60 miles an hour in a 30 mile zone They Said his car was from side to side and went through a yellow caution light weavlii Not ‘Anli-Goldwale- r’ He said these include Govs Nelson A Rockefeller of New York George Romney of Michigan and William Scranton of Arizona’s Sen Philadelphia Goldwaterr former Treasury Secretary Robert - Anderson forfner Rep Walter H Judd of Minnesota and “also a number of able articulate younger members of Congress “To give the party a transparently clear understanding of what Its choices are and to evolve an informal and widespread Republican consensus even before the platform Would HE SAID HE was "unclear” be written I about Sen Barry Goldwater’g present ideas but “at this point “FORTUNATELY” he conI am neither against nor spe- tinued “the Republican Party cifically for any (presidential! has a wealth of men whose candidate stature and personal characterThe former president spoke istics eminently qualify them out in a copyrighted story un- for a place on the 1964 national der his name in Sunday's New ticket and whose contributions York Herald Tribune to such a national Republican In it he appealed to all po- colloquy I would welcome” tential Republican nominees for the presidency or vice presidency Jto “spell out clearly and completely” just where they stand on the issues of to-day Sept 29 — Dwight D Eisenhower says he is not despite reports he has ‘ been reading to the contrary YORK " too Walgreens has no "discount plan" restricted to any c 20 one age group with 15 higher prices to the others EVERY Walgreen prescription customer SAVINGS no - just LOW PRESCRIPTION PRICES on your prescription and see how you save! HAZLET NJ Sept 29 — Two patrolmen struggled through a patch of quicksand Sunday and rescued a hysterical school girl sinking in the mire “I THOUGHT FOR sure was going to ‘die” sobbed Marilyn Windle “I’d then I besunk to my neck gan praying to God” Marilyn was returning to her home in this rural community when she decided to take a short-cu- t through a swampy area TELEVISION LAND MURRAY SALT LAKE: 4949 705 seven simple rules that make up the Science of spending: 1 It is is oar —Buy Slowly Money is wasted in impetuous and impulsive buying seldom that "a bargain is lost by reason of deliberate consideration! 2 —Buy Quality generally follows that the cheapest is the most exnationally-advertisegoods is pensive in the end The quality of an example of your guaranty of sustained value trade-marke- d ’ When she began sinking she tried to fight forward to solid grounds — only to go deeper Into the muck Neighbors heard her screams and summoned police Patrolmen Salvatore Stra-nier32 and Edward Schramm 26 started across what appeared to be solid ground to help the girl “THEN I HIT a soft spot” Schramm said “I went up to my shoulders there just wasn’t any base to it at all I grabbed some weeds and pulled myself back up” Straniero also had sunk to his waist before clutching at swamp grass “We worked from one clump of grass to the next until we got to her” Schramm said “it took about 20 minutes to pull her out" The three escaped by the grass patch route d Skimp — but don’t over-bufactor in most family budgets On the other hand don’t buy for current use 3— -- Don’t is a typical waste Over-buyin- g y under-bu- but try to y 4 — Buy From Current Income There are exceptions to this in homes automobiles kitchen equipment furnitureand things of lasting value but don’t unless from actual income buy perishables or ’ non-essentia- ls —Plan Your Spendings There all the difference in the world between indiscriminate spending and planned spending Give some thought beforehand “toTwhat you contemplate buy you think: and plan for ’ outlay of yourmoney the more value you will get 5 is ing-The-m- 6— Know What You Are Buying Study comparative prices and values and be sure that what you are buying is what you actually need and want Smart people are price conscious 7 — Allow Something for Yourself of your income It at least 10 is remarkable that so many people drift through life paying out money every-on- e jo except themselves This narrows down to whether you control your money or your money controls you It isn’t what you spend it’s what you get for your - — money and what you save that counts Airliner Downed 31 Aboard Safe ! i And may we add that savings count most when they’re placed in a PFS ' ' savings account SPECIAL OFFER: If you’d like a copy of these rules plus helpful hints for saving in a handy folder form just come into one of our offices or write for your copy No obligation of course chartered commercial airliner with 31 persons aboard— including an entire college football team — made an emergency belly landing here early Sunday NO ONE was seriously hurt The DC3 carried 25 football players and three coaches from McMurry College in Abilene Tex and a crew of three im Pmdential 125 South Main -- HU Open 8 30 8 30 im to 8 p m on Mondays am to4 pm with “After Hours Teller” service 4 to 4 through Fridays federal pm i Walgreen customer of an age You can depend on k avings u-- 2234 The htemountaln H’esr’s largest and Friendliest Stnmgs Institution INSURED SAVINGS t— Y Tuesdays 33rd South Slat -- HU 11 Open 9 00am to8 00pm on Mondays 9 00 a m to 4 3Q Tuesdays thru Fridays "Walk-Up- ” and "Drive-Up- " tellers will serve you 9 00 a m to 8 00 p m on Mondays and 9 00 a m to 00 p m -Tuesdays thru Fridays HOME LOANS Asstis H TP 0v S125000000 current rate on INSURED Cm Donotit HOME MODERNIZATION SAVINGS tritdnt LOANS - SOUTH STATE AM SOUTH 2nd WEST -- EL V NOTED FINANCIAL EDITOR J K Baillie passes along professional responsibility to provide the very finest pharmacy serv-- ice at our lowest possible zy Open Monday and Friday Till 9 pm How to spend your money wisely BARKSDALE AIR FORCE BASE LA Sept 29 UP)— A Get Walgreens price price-to-- - r & WE BELIEVE that k Terms By Associated Press PRESCRIPTION PRICE gimmicks Open Monday and Friday Till 9 pm In Quicksand 'absolutely LOWEST No “Club” cards —Easy Bank “IN OREGON’S Gov (Mark Hatfield)” Gen Eisenhower went on “we have one of the vigorous and typically western voices that should be heard” Officers Save Girl Caught get Walgreens gets the FULL WALGREEN Noting Down O Battle in Mire you DRYER ONIYI THIS WEEK Eisenhower Says “Such a public elucidation of the Issues would have two principal aims” Gen Elsenhower wrote: s '63 NEW Washer “I couldn’t have been very dirty— I still weigh 85 pounds!” - Whatever your age '63 NEW By Anoclated Press Wofyte&uL Tr vvwiv p f f r Dempsey said the arrest in NEW AT f Cleveland was made by Patrol- Headlights of the car were not turned on EVERYONE saves VV waves swept a girl to her then were swept from the beach rocks by another huge Wave Miss Mueller said she death from a Lake- - Michigan THE FIREMEN were res- - screamed ‘'Watch' out for beach Saturday night as three that wave” seconds before it into-- the carried" Ker”companion away water and others battered in clung to the rocks while the the attempted rescue were We walking along waves pounded them All the waves the cuts when for rescuers were treated began getThe missing girl was ting bigger and bigger” Miss Identified as Jane Elizabeth and exposure A companion of the victim Mueller told police They were Richards 18 of suburban Miss Karen E Mueller 18 of struck by the huge wave as Chicago Heights suburban Flossmoor said a they were turning away she She was swept into deeper "big wave” washed her friend added rQ from the University of MissisMcDOWELL WAS convicted sippi for carrying a gun on the campus was jailed Sunday in Saturday in a justice of the Cleveland Miss on charges of court in Oxford Miss reckless driving and driving peace the university on a site of without lights charge of carrying a concealed POLICE CHIEF William weapon and was fined $100 Clayton Dempsey of Cleveland ' The charge arose from a said two of his men picked up Incident when a pistol campus on a city street McDowell of McDowell’s pocket fell out about 1 am and that the was rushing to a class he while former student wds still in room jail more than 15 hours later In default of $24 bail MCDOWELL’S expulsion rea sulted from an Investigation by he said received Dempsey call Sunday afternoon from an university authorities and had attorney in Jackson Miss ard the effect of restoring com- W water4 as three firemen tossed into the lake as they walked — her lifelines and the firemen along a promontory near a 29 Huge Sept CHICAGO Chicago Tribune Service McDowellr-21r-Neg- r 4 Chicago Tribune Service Charge Jails Ousted Ole Miss Negro Geve vm r Waves Carry Chicago Girl to Death By Jerry Marcu Trudy nt" 6-8- 8 1 5 |