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Show OCT. 24, 1831 Provo. Utah Cwirty, Utsh WEDNESDAY, DAILY HERALD Provo Joins Nation In Obssi'vancG of UN Day if Medal of Honor Provo Reports First October Case of Polio To A A-Mcncuv- Utah countyf . first polld, case to occur in the month cf October was reported in Pro vo today,' making the total in Provo 37 for this year and the , county total S3. " 1 ttnlttd Ifttlor.f day week of activities being eels - A-- . f the world ere hmed here.. nations end ; 'The public is - urged to attend anniversary observing the sixth of , the farming- - cf tat tmtd this event to learn .the" role that must be played' by each indivNations organization. The Case Is a In Provo, at 8 p.m. tonight, an idual citizen in a member nation Provo girli' who was taken -educational forum and round et the United 'Nations. to the Utah valley hospital The discussion is sponbeing discussion "What Each oft tabl and then transferred to the Member of the United , Nations sored by. the Provo Rotary dub, Salt Leke General hospital. the and Sons of American the Can Contribute to that there" in Revolution ..cooperation with will be held in the Joseph Smith auditorium, at e part of a full the International Relations club t the Brig ham Young university. T. Earl Pardoe will act Si moder. ator. . i Also today In observance ef Provo City 7 (Centlneed frew Fare One)'. ' United Nations day the United District I ' Commissioner Nation's flag is flying aide by side No. and confident that the per capita wun. tne united states flag. In the city and county building, money would be used wisely. . industrial and cultural exhibit ft are . being displayed throughout Pay fat AdaKs as the a of Greater feature week, to tn were a2 payment Today'a Utah Valley week which is being 700 adult still, living on or near held in, conjunction r with United 181 10 15 341 will the reservation. Other checks Nations week. 141 Ute 'The exhibits feature products si ss; go soon to 2E and to tht children, after their which are produced or manufacidjTsii . parent promise" the money will tured in the valley. 2H 21 10 2i has each until be, spent properly, , Films on greater Utah . valley funds-froa Other 6 30 received $1,000. 28 S3 and steel production are being a $31,838,673 Judgment franted shown nightly from T to p. ro. a ...... ,. 431 12 fiOO the Utes will go later The 'observance for United Na1B a a 44 fla fl2 "tribesmen in southern Colorado tions are being planned and co end for tribes-wid- e g improvements. ordinated by a citizens committee tai 111 hi r The school-li- kt B headquarters at composed of . leading business, 43 311 14l Fort Duchesne, in the center civic, school and church, leaders 10 131 13 36 106 reserva- - m the community. of the arid 1 ,00X),K0-cr1341 11 33 Ltion, was jammed at 9 a. m. MST a 4 i when planning officer Francis 7 13 37 38 34 McKinley and trial business man- Fourteenth Ward "24 141 211 13 both Utes agerd- Reginald Curry, "SO an- college graduates,- - began Holding Conference 14 12 handing eat the checks. . 12 301 Tirtt they gave six green, bun-di- et The schedule v for remaining IS 17 ta the tribal paymaster who ward Conference meetings of the la 16 then took off over the road most Provo Fourteenth LDS ward is It '34 .11 of them dusty and rough to four listed by Bishop T. Harry Heat lav i .other offices throughout the res- as xouows: ' ervation. Then the line at the' vMIA Wednesday, 7 pjn.; Priest- i hood Sunday, fl:4S ajn.; Sunday 20 13 14 ..13 SOj hesdquarters started moving School, Sunday, 11 , a jn.; official 31 71 201 6 and family, Sunday," p.m, 3 sacrament meeting, 7 pan. Sun- - 33 ... ..y j :17 33L 3 n , Today 3 . nine-year-o- ld , Provo Districts . Indian Payoff 1 Voto Tabulation is 1 . i ii 4.... ...... . 4 rine Oi1 U Xdav Oct, lli6t GrG lia- - U.f3 f.ALT LAKr CITY. CcL 31 UJOUj t'rers. Rexixuld ft. ur4 for a . lke. lr -- ' for jsarele action irt Korea, the Idaho Evening stateiman . dij closed todsy in a report confirmed by the While House. Major Myers is' the second living marine to receive the medal in the Korean war, lie will be the third Idahoan to hold it while living, the fifth to receive it and the first Boisean so honored.. His parents', Mr. and Mrs. Iterate O. .Myers, prominent Idaho dairy family Boise (Route 8), and sister. Bonnie, will be honored guests at the ceremony In wash- in ft on Oct. 29., win Myers and his aauft-ntejoin Mrs. Myers at Omaha en route to Washington. The marine and daughter have been vacation ing in. Idaho; ; ' peered to be a rehearsal of an drop from the air.' A trial , operation. Involving high explosives only, was held. to day to utt eemmunizsticns ana other phases Of . operations,"; the atomic enerry commission an nounced. "Third corps Ucticsl troops participated as an initial rehearsal for exercise i Desert A-bo- mb Rock. The commission would no give furtntr informsuon on what took r v- r - Pilots Sign Contract; JJ3M Gat Rciiso B-2- 0-4- 7s Ms 9S, in the nation in the matter of sewage treatment. A cooperative federal -- sUte port on water pdJutioa noted that while water is one f the moat highly prised commodities in the area, "shockingly little attention has been paid to protection of water supplies. The sport said thst the major pollution diraaje in .the great basin drainage area iJ due to irfor rigation water used vegeUfclei. . WaUf quality In many locations v?ss listed as a; potentul threat to health and to the economic and recreational devtiop-ment of the area. The report also note dlhat there la a ahortate of water and Irregularity et aurtir in the area between Brig ham City and Salt Lake City. Health studies revealed that UUh county communities dump great volumes et sewage into Utah itse Uae ana m water irom-tn- e -- low-growi- ng dsn river while Salt Lake City pours sewage into the lske Utalt.1 terrirt cfndilt eti through a large canaL Both situa- nfitted that it would Uke 13.215,-DO- O worth cf sewsce tresLment tions, the report said, cauie a hazard to Davis county. ' v projects to correct the worst situ. Davis county empties eewafS StiO'l. f- Romne, Burbidgo Pile Up Big Vote In Salt Lake Primary i e Vclltcn to two-yea- eo-pil-ota A-TWeap- , er i ' ScnatD on 1 - Police Get . Testing Seeks Dud' As Goal 111-10- 1 ' " 10-d- ...... Escaped Yduth . . ; ; lt-year-- 1 co-pu- ota l Cong rcsswom a - i , ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ' - i . Laketock Salt 1. -- t ; 30 Die From Poison Liquor - - TUJO-.TV- - : -- .ths half-blinde- - Cain-wrark- sri elf" I mm fftimtifi Uy - i! "V ........... -- 'i . - ... ... 1 vmi a CABLE - er. ng Ji "?--r.- ; ..-- 14-yea- - Exchange . ax-plain- ed, V . ...... -- f i. pi. t' .......... pmtmm-mam- ' V ; SB. fiLj ........ - .! i 1 " - Longshoremen te to Load . CALLOn ng Military Cargoes fbVw- Ogden Livestock : : saw - - . aai sT : ...... tv lnie 10-d- ay .. 15E-tUX- F' - - . Weeks Of 19-m- anr Free GUARANTEED j . -S- ! upee-AcHve," r:( - . 4. New-Park- m ar Our !Tdwn , 'S ' - - 17-21.- 00. CMJj 7.' I -- 1 WM mm m. mV 13V4-UU- - h 20.25-20.5- 8 oi' :, - 32-34.- 00. fcagfefi wTaajraja Tgrfa"w4s"ssg44)4i '- ar .ffff flatty 00 sWlffarTaV rr;. 29 - Maternity-Wardrob- e at K. I E. 3C44M Make a hit wjith flie Family! Mat-Bin-s Published by The Herald Corporation. S South First MmtX Street, Prove, Utah. Entered as second class matter at the post of tie. In Provo, a.Utah, under the act ot March 1S7S. 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".1 1 Irritation in Salt Lake'iKif the l!?t.s area of Utilt wast ftt h runi in vtki are will rrceiva tht na- - LA3 VI GAS, Oct 24 from smaller cities 'in with tewtft tri wsjrlei frf-- t tlon's tijheft rslliUfy ewardthe Ground troops began prarJciaiiw"t:51 tange toaay waa eitrd byl Cew-freaita aervlte e fsH Lake county emotie intolCtcr eou&i-- to myr.iUei i.r-ici r.oner, tAd.v, lot ihrtt first atowilfi ma.itne u. s,lis puouc cefigreMQni me-imost backward arestiOrtat Salt lake through the Jor- - their way t.nt the Bear river, from Preildent Trumtn Oct. 23 neuveri, taking pert in what ap- - on Eoise'Idi chalked up in 11425. By tNITSD 7P2ESI place in the "dress rehearsal St iU Frenchman Flat- -' proving In Oji en, rcterg tarred In a fait Lake City voters luraiflg lifht'-Vfttf out la surprisingly largt numbers ft Si C.ey went ta tha ground this morning shortly aiter in- polla to prepare lor a final elec- for dawn. , y' .. primary election gave ' L. C. tion of a seven-ma- n cumbent commissioner Observers here wstched1 half a city eounrll , W. in Grant and November the when Burbidge dozen air farce planes, apparently Romney city a wide margin in the reca for two changes from m city commLnion from JUrtiand air force base ecsr council-managecmrrriasien posts on tha event to a f,crm cf Albuquerque, N. M, fly ever tha . ber election bsUot. test range, however, in what apgovernment. Qusilfying for the third and Voters selected 14 candid s tea f peared to be in air drop - of a fourth spots from a field of ix from a field of 34 mdCBT atomic weapon. , apiranu. cH'i:h candidates wera Citr Auditor only t3 cf the city's The first crouo of Blanes two toul f 73 1x5 u i K. L. two C-liolley and wendt J and two districu reported, Georf T. Froit CottrelL led all candidates with i2&t votes, i appeared ever Las VccaJ aroond 6 a. m; flying from the direction Parks Coinmissionar Romney He was followed by Ira Gordon of Albuquerque. led the field wltn ll.ttl votes; Kucginf, Mary Wesley, Junius R. i They hovered ovsr the rrench- Burbidge tntsled li.f 5; Ccttrell, Tribe, C. Etir.iey Brewer and Dr, man Flat test range and a funnel, Wlllard Jt. Doxey in the atlwrUen v.: 'I 8,7f a, and liolley, 8.871. The vote waa abnormally light 'of. ouncllmea from, the city at M CHICAGO. Oct 24 UB United shaped blue cloud was seen risafalatfcr , because Msyor 2Url J. Clsde was 'large. Air Lines and the A1X Aha Una ing from the ground. Observer! Pilots association today aianed a herd could see no Cash and feel unopposed in his bid for reelec- - in the vote for Ogden c!v -no rumble. Uon. However, toul vote was judge incumbent Judge J. Quill ; ri!:D contract which ended a Ujr ertlmsted at 22,415. only 400 voles Nebeker UUied 2S33 followed tv : old labor dispute and boosted the less than the record primary vote Hugh . Dobbs with 2173. "sub pay of pilots and WASlfSrOTOIf, Oct 24 stantially." . Murray voters selected Alorza Truman's plsns to reThe contract makes no attempt Norton with 487 votes and Eheley relaL. S. formal establish diplomatic to limit the number of miles a West with 277 votes from a field '! tions with the .Vatican appeared flight crew may fly each month.) of six candidates competing for Vf in to been have shelved today A demand oy tne union for auch two x spots on the November ballot I definitely. a limitation set off a ay 24 O!.0 lor one city com mis r? on posL SALT LAKE Oct. CITY, House announced The White strike against United last June In tne race for Murray city Bait. Lake Oty police today Jailed 19. The strike ended, when the yesterdsy that Mr. Truman wtll Phil L. Hansen received . one Judge, four1 of who youths escsped W. not Gen. Mark send try to government threatnenad to. seize WA8HINOTON. Oct 2 CB 824 votes to lead incumbent Richfront the Lake Salt County Boys' , Clark or anyone else to the the line. , ard C. Howe, who collected C2f scientist said today that atomic Holy See under any .temporary Borne Monoay afternoon.' However, the pact contained a A votes. wUl not was be The weaponeers doing youth will leave the but which arrangement, allows tneir duty unul newpay provision The aix to qualify for the city ' ; a whole matter up to the senate to Jailed on request of Juvenile produce they ala and puote straight covncil vale Were: Earl sutbonties. He was. apprehended Smickle inwithMid decide next year. lowance otm cents for each mile dud. 411 votes; Arthur A. , He said the nuclear "device" and afternoon after he yesterdsy senators have uown per month. Indicated Several Larson, with 428 votes: Roy . 11 161 231 exploded Monday morning at the that there is lfttle chance of three other companions split up Steedman 33 . . . . .. 0 with 230 votes; Elton L ' atomic in from Nevada after home. the Clark's nomination as America's proving ground escaping j "TTat 21 341 . 24 (Ccntinecd frcm Page 1) Jenkins witb 224 voteg and irv- IDAHO MIXING waa a step in the right direction. first ambassador 'to the Vatican I Still missing. were, another 127 , 27 23 eg; Lyl Webster, with si S4.a' Salt Lake boy and two cumbent' . By au accounu the Monday being approved In the next ses MaJ. Gen. Ellard A. Walsh, presi- svAa.vhiat& votes. -- 1 LOS AN GILES. . Oct. 24 UiD 23 IreM was smallest from atomic 4 the ft I explosion sion of congress, congress other youths !20. dent of the National Guard Assa., California hbspital attendants, to- ', blast ever loosed. It waa what the men - predicted that . thf contro- nes polls. 3 Its S 27 331 j .that the army waa "stripping? conditionof that the RulOn W. Clark scientists csllcd Juvenile even critical not nomination versial "another day reported may Judge ; national guard units on active Donald A. Callahan. 76Y Wallace. 23 81 7 131 '13 be brought; to "a voU, Most mem- said he would make a formal reassembly experiment duty-- and causing "almost com- Ida., mining executive "isn't very ATLANTA. Oct. 24 bers were unwilling te commit quest to have the commlsalon meant he 2business that the ' By 21 4f 8 29 ' ' : plete destruction of an initially good." ;. from a poison llauor nartv ma of slamming fissionable materials publicly because the issue is so cover windows of the home with , r I moral 421 12 13 among guardttnen. 30 high ;10 to 30 today ss police searched, the together to find out what quan touchy, heavy screens. He said the screens In a speech before the associaI 7 for, a whiu man who allef-dl- y tities and conditions it Ukes to 321 were not Included in construction city si isTTs; tion's 73rd . genera! conference. aod the lethal mixture of nroduce. exnlosions of varions Tht oldest of lh UJL mints plans because it was believed the 11 7f M. B. Gen. was esUblisbed at Philadelphia in windows were toosmall for any McFadyen. army Brig. racing motor fuel and waUr. 1 yields. 231 I 63! : 33 20 V A Negrq among the more than enlrgy 17BZ. deputy, assistant chief of staff one to crawl tnrougn. have apWesponeers msy TO LIVE for personnel, said that "in the d. 71 1981 100 34 the limit upper power proached conensuing months there must to Closing quotations : from the 35 Gradv hosoital patienU brought 131-.- ' last spring.1 They Ill after. downing! the atuff. died at at Zniwetok tinue to be levies to keep rota direct wire of C- W Love. a giant weapon ofii-ciation moving, both outof combat broker. 47. N. UnlY. Ave.--, 82 8 a mM bringing the number, of exploded 34 44 36 ,121 described as "several timet and back into civilian life." l 231 aeains 10 29 Wegroea and two more powerful 37 than the HiroTh Wsls Olcfaihond Lerctg! said 'that replace McFadyen wniie persons, t New York industrial shima was the which averages, bomb, 8! 131 !64 4 38 menu would be taken first from , ' Three new were 1.67 ad equivalent of more than 20,000 Rerfalls)rt of Aufe Supptltt at noon. pstienU 7iMi :i: JMo army post installation personnel; up1 14 mitted to the hospiUl's emergen tone 22 Asked 39 in of TNT. The Enlwetok bomb . Bid second, from training- - and in Cardiff cy cunic looay, indicating that mav. have been a 120,000-tonnJO 40 25 jig: roe, structor personnel: third, from Central Std. . . i. . .13 aeain-deailintoxicant still In Monday's test., it war " .03 .04 41 v.r. -- .:: ;r. 16! service schools, and fourth, from Chief Con. . . . . .1.40 116 Is in circulation. it One of the three 1.80 were . , . .. the weaponeers the national guard and other " re f or. 4i 11 Mia ji. orn it last nignu J9 42 Clayton Sliver . ... working far down the energy serve units. All but two Ot th. sritima w.m scale Columbus Rexall . . .13 . In their assembly experi JO Totals 7301 329) 731 1310! Negroes, most of them residents ments. The scientist's point was Combined Metals . . 6 J7 of the "PeoplestownM section be- J09 . Crescent Eagle .10 aaia m.jri t uhi atoto gci au un must "Markets iAt A Glancai nind the sute capltoL All had ought EAT ANYTH IMG WITH East SUndard .02 Jim have, keep ) hey drunk the letha) popskul) dis- edeine down until finally thev . East Utah 28. J8 ! tributed in the area for 60 cents FALSE TEETH Eureka Bullion' .. JD7 ,.07 By UNITED PRESS produce an assembly of i atomic I Stocks higher in moderate trad-in- s. a' pint Sunday. Eureka Lilly X8V4 .10 Ute wont go off. In explosives AtlanU detectives said todav 12 other words,insa dud. dMcaUssfKh, ) Great Western; .... .10 .12 Om sppticacio. S. U. Bonds trrakasSriaass fctPlasci.Lir. suspects, governs Irregular: including the manager . Mondsy's test definiUly waa no .13 ,13 f fmdrr fmt, Horn Silver tmt placM menu a 01 in easier' quiet trading. r rJ I 1 V .negro 4 Leonora nigntspot. had been dud. .03 -Although, it disappointed hrrii ktMM SriM Hs-Istocks Curb ;aueo. arwere and to higher. irregularly MMimm going IB .21 Mines loom Madison, t. r m pamitt oru4 (catscm. do. Miller hoping 'for something .7 ' JO SUver unchanged at 83 cents. rest the whiU man who neddlarf observers .02 pUtm at Hill tremendous. it stiu waa no fire- 1 pia this soon Cotton stuff as futures as we can tin steady. - w MUu .. SUtei Dev. a cracker. .07H said Officials did it j064 CAM BAT 1 Wheat ruled H cent a' bushel him." They refused to Identify ' SIMaasMlfWtlOtt(.TM i .08 Majestic .... .07 thorough wrecking ' lob on the AVTKll imptr Imp seft trip of Td- - New corn to to lower , uie- - nun., , higher: . X47V New, Park steel tower from which it was 2J3 higher; oaU m lower to higher; mad it MBlmt atfscilf. tmp m mm. taanim. North .40 detonated.J8 Lilly r unold new rye aiinrim. ksraalMS rye higher; plates North SUndard to mmd poor .. .014 .02 changed to lower: soybeans Vt 500 1 a eiFSCMa. Mottf mock. U m 1 4 3.22 3.75 to V Park UUh to to on 2voted work return the risad. Aj yomr drmpptml ; cpsbpUmIt 17 33 lard to . higher; poinU r J6 Park City Cons. .. 3 In. a army SUpleton plera a stormy hundred j Vo pounds higher. I hour-loPlumbic . . ; . . . . . . . .10 ; .im Hogs, generally meeting. , CAM steady, top I Prince Cons. .15 "At tne M3 base. army Brooklyn cat3Z.Z3; 20.20; top steady, sheep Rico Argentine . . ... 2.70 "SUf Cora KEMT where 2.80 five awaited , cargo ships tle weak to jO cenU lower,' top pounds .03 f.07 40;35. Premium MOTOI .00. wHh 1 Royston Coalition loading, a trickle of men passed!' . . :I i 7::2 ot t NEW Silver King Coal ..4.50 ' 325 YORK; Oct. 24 (U.B Five through picket lines, unmolested, JV VARCOH or o puroSose i to ser-- it hundred longshoremen 13 .14 TinUc Lead ; for temporary apply "SUPa-ACnV- T ciyll or today Tintlc SUndard . : .1J2V4 1J2S voted to load army cargoes, xureiaMP da., but vice. Jobs as longshoremen? . j , , Battery. I tm Ds a . there was no ether break The SUten Island gangs. 300--' , SALES .: Oa.Oi.1n oa J a 200 wildcat strong, . strike was which passed picket Cardiff, at'15tt : 6GDEN, Oct 24 (0J0 Livestock. paralyzing the ' nation's lareest lino tn'rturn In thilr 4tha Thai Central SUndard. 200 at iVi. 36-MON- TH . 123. CatUe: outnumbered , booed ' and Tlrttf Rather light fresh port. picketi Clayton Silver, 75 at 62. Cons. Eureka. 2500 at 34.' . upply. but numerous head held Members, of Stttcn Islsnd local shouted "double-crosser- e" butj ' Heal Cats L fiirtir BiTt Get o the batover from early in week. Mostly 920 of the International Long. mere was no violence. 1000 at Croff, 19., V, stockers and feeders. Generally anoremens I East UUh, 100 at 27. profec-Ho- n asaoclaUon, . i;.'..:- I tery with "woter-pvor- d AFL, ' i 0ri?j steady toSO jveak. Some cows as Horn SUver. 500 at IS. . intulottoni a' plus flbefQlos much as cents lower. Pew comA Leonora, 1000 at bo of superpower. fiery i 1. mercial in grass slaughter heifers Magnolia Lead. 300 at 8. 25.73-228.50. 7. Commercial tows 600 at 2.50. I Cannera and cutUtUity 21JS0-2- 5. W North SUndard. 500 "at lV torn ters Choice VearUna '" I Park City Cone.. 500 at 23; 500 stock steers 34.50. Cleanup lot ."Beautiful; poiirriant . . ,i With Each Piano ; ai ao. 26.30-2common LaU Tuesday I wann. with SUver Kine West. 200 at 48 humor. gtntl one lot choice fed heifers 34.73. SUver Shield, 3000 at uur lownT is tonic for 2000 Calves: 23. j Odd Purchase! head vealers 4 ia Urttlf eTfaIfpe about the 40.00. Choice lj&e'aBisiBijJf head steady; SUver standard, 2000 at 24 ' Medium stock calves TOILET TISSUE Vvtea)sVaOsMa' 7 I 1 TinUci Central, 6000 at PittsburtrPres vf4T(tdlV gJM? Hogs: 30. About steady. Good 1 Tintic 100 ' "Vgjatj at a?lsvTaeT Lead, .180.240and choice lb. butchers 'a I OCT. 23 to 27 agviaj 8jaf 0. Wyo. Cons. OU. 100 at 32. Odd head up to 20.75V E' w HLaJ TickeU at Maeser Bldf.. 1 to 5 fpf 319-4rew sows 1T3-177- 5. Jb. Jfwst v)gjV fa41JgajaMCjetfI Sheep; 100. Nominally steady. p. m. College" Hall. 8:30 to Good and choice truck-i- n slaugh-- i 8:15 p. m. , 4 ot ftMSt mumKp Uo terer lambs 28-00. Kthtwflhl wStlwfcl. - tia 1 fantic oakai sWrs. mom sit. fit 1 ' ' I .so easy to nave mu cosub m s I (wtkl.Cility III ' Every- Afternoon fgxcepUnf ' than ordinary j Saturday) and Sundav Long . toa.ttawu.1 j Sunday Herald Publisad Sunday . - . 5 U.S. Troops Prccica For Avarcrcd Ob J ( |