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Show t DESERET NEVtiS AN,p TELEPRkft, Solt tpko, City, Monday, febiLialy,2;11959, !i A 1 p THE GIRLS Franklin Folger By Ilind 1.1, Your flaw OIS Pia -- , Iir ...... , 1 ' Sihools Reoppn ... ... ........ , , tEHER r - poIr t$ - - . - Car Champion - Continued , rum. rtrinrage).-:' Womän-LeavesallSchmidt bdwaien route Cary . to Ogden when his trailer-wa- s - -- palm; to ask her to dance. A hipped- over by tile' wind. I ) WASIiINGT011CUPI ' ,. ' D'efie,Trii-,tili.BiilliéAmerican women, contrary to cop is called "officer," and LT Strongest winds, some estinever .to afar never, hand fly 60 as miles an mated , high. as prevailing male opinion around a tilx- , i', '7 in the hour, were report , 1 MIAMI drug stores, are more insulted Is a ' national day, adlkis One last vital of prob. 'piece Centerville '', , ' : cham- j lem," she declared. !Nobody T. Lewis, flattered to overhear nice vicee than , ' areas tin))avis County. ' ploiLot tho smalL,Sports car. givesthelittle sports car a about-,--- t. hem- -- Don't put shoes outs do-t-he 4 things-sai- dL, Weather forecasters iald the demanded Mond . thatspecW break." to door be hotel shined. : There's Inds ere caused by a high strange med. ;:i:::::.::."1:f:,:,: enacted to preSome of her suggestions for no shine boy. Thstead.--'-glegislation,X ::". shock 7 level low pressure area over vent truyits and big cars from correcting the situation were: to Alsoanother rude your own shoe shine IttE son-the:4 Arizona which censes - --- Make ---the fellowswhen a guy likes trucks put on extra to Where At It? tind 4he southeasterly circulation and bullying the little :.:J, ,:,:,:;:,:::::::,,,,, mirrors so - a girl home after an evening drug store bf oourse:-- ., Chance little does a , mirrorsdirbigger 7What brings the winds down out of car have against - a-- can see what's behind they out town one on the he's the ti the canyone,N truck'!" asked Mrs. Lewis, who who's supposed to say thanks. The canyonNmouth act went to jail in Just such a a periscope on the top l :::::::::,:ie:::..:11 And after that, it's go-6- night like almost the of truck cabs so drivers will To ' This must be right. It comes i said. ,RN... - '--- - dispute. - A' wind, a they have view to the rear. better 5,:,:,,,:, club woman, prominent ..:,, ,,,...:,,..,..,...:,,, I - -straight-:froa (. Use five-da- y Diminishing,Avinds other elec. radar or o a Mrs. Lewis those 17deNih; financed booklet covering boy- '' ke1:;:Ic::::.:::-i":now beRUSS Pl'ruescellty,all shMouolnddag tiattin jail term rather than pay a tronic warning devices kirt lore, manners in public, OnReply-Twith by tral ing experimented small Fiat fine her $20 after ,:.(i.s,N,.91., and such other myriad matters 1,Skiet will be fair Tuesday fic officials. T -luill,arwhin, 7 how much to tip the cab IN'ki1---s nortAwarpcirtioil-Tbli- t 44,---.1"1vent10JaUIor what I ' ... truck 4 The soi,iih will have variable i i driver. .. She said the truck backed thought was tight and I think The advice on tipping may State , Deiartmetlit disc19,sed high cloudinesswith'oecasional '7,1 f.. .,..,: Into her., But the judge , ac- kwas Wort) it," she Said. "I've e come as a shock, especially to Monday that representatiVes of light snow showers. i ,..::..77 cepted, the, track driver's ve- just started to tight." cab drivers. The book says tip the Western .......... atr meet , Temperature' will remain rsionthat the lit cident was power,--wil- l 0044., V Ws with highs TAlosdaY from 104o 25 cents for most trips here et'S Dv Ismail, Wednesday to begin draft 32-4and lows Monday night Mrs. Lewis' fault N1 and nothing at all' if the ride She came out of hercell "And another thing, Charles, please don't Interrupt the while is ,a short one. In the latter inirt reply to Russia's pr,oposal from 10 to 25. Salt Lake Cityla SaturdaY hight hopping 'mad I'm finishing some story you've started telling."' 34 a a for to be will a case conference with 38, ,on is said about 28;nition high nothing leapa national , I You Will low Monday night from 18 and ready to4nake big out of the' cab for a fast peace treatyloNGermany. . It Simply Send Us ot it fight n to 22. getaway, an oversight that po y'Llfic-Olmorte White,- t h e - departsmall more With and Name And Address THE WEATHER five-daYO4r) indiThe doubt will be remedied in the ment's . forecast press officer, said the cates little or no on the road every cars coming -- next edition. :octowo ,," allied officials "may branch except light snow precipitation liofue showers in can still ap. etorpen$111 The booklet, published- - with out" to such related tows OFFICIAL FORECAST crating. Road open. Pair problems through Tuesday. Little temperature SALT LAKE AND VICINITY Tuesday insurance pol to help take funds,' by the as the Berlin crisis and turo- the south inand east ;A Stitch in Time Clear to partly cloudy through Tues-- change. Low Tuesday ,MOMing 8, government and again the south toward 30. near high Tuesday CenInternational of care final Washington without ex. day. Little temperature change. Low pean security. BRIGHTON Snow depth is 54 of the week. Tempera- ti Tuesday morning 20,34, high Tuesdasr inches All kinds of Repairs and with 1 inch new. Ski packed ter, is not for' domestic cditk fam. of State John Fos- the end burdening Secretary your tures will be beloW normal, but Alterations powder. Lifts and touring "open." , UTAHPartly cloudy through Tues. Lifts You can handle the ntke -and tows operating, Road OPett, sumption.,It's to help visitors ter Dulles prepared to meet day, Not- - muchtemperature change-HUMIDITYAt-6:- 30 a.m.. 17 per from abroad with the with Sen. J. William Fulbright witka warming trend. Coats Recut Low Tuesday morning high Tueswith II ' sransactionbyrnail s,local-boreday to and it develops, new chairman of the Precipitation Fairl PRECIPITATION SOUTHEASTERN IDAHO KANSAS AMERICANof since Feb. 1, 1959, 0; departure since .tre are more mores to cope Senate Foreign Relations Comthrough Tuesday. Slightly warmer' Feb. 1. .04. Reasonable Prices Consistent CITY- No obligation of any Precipitation since .Oct. Low Tuesday afternoon. Tuesday with than the average native mittee, to obtain Fulbright's kirbl With High Grade Work p high Tuesday 3242.1 1. 1958, 3.27; departure since Oct.); morning -kindNoone will call on you. -OUThWESTERNDAHO PrebablY-thhlk- e 0 - Custom Tailored Ideas time - burnb -Berlit Tuesday, 7:374- sunSuits From imcl Tear through Tuesday. 'Slightly warmer setSUNSunrise ad . mail it 3 Times Festelotelief out &is Tuesday, 5:47 PM. When somebody asks "How crisis. Tuesday. Low Tuesday mothing-15-2$85.00 up MOON Moonrise MonclaY, 3:55 tests pros IIELIANS Certified liberator high Tuesday today with your name, address -- - do you-do- ?" mean doesn't moonset It to cm.; Dulleswill p.m. Tuesilay2.04 tablets ocEuropeT Mail Orders COLORADO. fly Cloudy with and year of birth to Old Amer. Accepted COMPARATIVE TtMPERATVRES he wants you to tell him. In casional snow through Tuesday. No Tuesday to talk over the Berlin ' talfsidnitlivrtat:tsal. Sot Salt Lake City;Sunday, high 37, today tot, large temperature changes. til a atAn and Germany unity problems nightclub you spot 4? ican Insurance Co., 3 West 9th, C. M. PETERSEN WYOMINGPartly cloudy Tuesday. low 20, mean 28, normal 30. A year Send postal to glIVII, ago: High 47( low 25. high tractive girl with an escort. with Allied leaders in London, Rising temperatures north portion. Kansas City, LA259, Dept, TAILOR : ter liberal tee "elk NEVADA Mostly fair Tuestiai for month..88. low, for month So ,,,,, restrain your generous ift. Paris and Bonn, Germ any. . Missouri. but a few snow flurries itt the, Moun-7 4214ft:sod Bldg., Salt Lake City dnTá Wtèr r ma s; In Virginia I . 21 111111 Ilegroes I - CO,mod- From First l'agebreaches of the Peace do happen. The rabble-rousinelement is basically cowardly and always 'Yields when confronted with firmness and dignity" Gov. J. Lindsay' Almond received minute by minute progress reports from the Integra- tion spots. He had promised swift police action at the state level if there should be any , - ::::,:::.,::::;','.:;-- t-1 , ' - eek w witbigoll :,,,i cI 5 People 60 to 80 -- - y - 1 38-4- -- , - - 5, 38-4- I t' -on-the - - Little temperature change. FOR UTAH (Tutsday through Saturday light snow likely south and east Dor-- , tions Tuesday and terzthe south Portion toward end Of the weekLittle or no precipitation elsewhere,' - TemPeratures below normal. depth hi.84 Inches withi a trace of new Ski Packed powder. Lifts "excellent" and touring :"not recommended." Lifts and t Temi5eratureslor the period ending 3:30- a.mMcmday weret WEATHER AIRPORT STATION 4.1.11. Max. Min, Prec. 38 22 BOISE, IDAHO 2- 7-14 --- -- Tr. Butte, Mont. 27 .01 CEDAR CITY It5 17 WYO. .06 CHEYENNE, 6 23 .03 Denver, Colo. GRAND JCT., COLO. 34 24 ,I3 33 LAS VEGAS, NEV. 54 LOGAN 13 Los Angeles, Calif. 88 48 OGDEN TAW Saw gam r ew law permitting the state to give tuition grants to pupils whodo not want to attend 'Integrated schools. The 'state compulsory school Atttndance law also was scrapped. , Sditerisi Offices. 83 Richards St. Advertisine one Circulation. ICS S. Maio St. Established June 15. 1850. 'Published each evening. Entered at the Salt Lake City Post Office as second class matter according to Act of Congress. March ;, 1879. The Deseret News Publishing Cont. PanY assumes no responsibility- - for manuscripts and photographs contrib. uteri. Photographs and articles may be reprinted 01113, with writtenper mission given in advance. CASSELS DELIVERY SATES S LSO One month (daily only) Six months (dallsi (Intel paid bs advance $ 9 One Year only) Paid advance One month (Chilli and Suit11 2 daY) Six month' r daily and Sun, $13 day) paid in advance One year (daily and - Sunday) Paid in advance $34 MAIL DELIIirtitt RATES Mail daily with carrier service on Sunday. one month, S1,75; jx months. , 1110.50: one year, 821. Mail daily and Sunda". orni month -- 7' , ORANGE JUICE Shavers Can z. E ti 38 33 PROVO. RENo,--Prev- ROCK SPRIGS., WYO. 21 37 SALT LAKE CITY San Diego, Calif San Francisco, Calif. ST. GEORGE SHERIDAN, WYO.. Vancouver. B.C. ' W. Yellowstone, Mont. Sinale-tkeeste-d - - - ; .. ztt - - 20 33. Oklahoma C;ty.,-Oki14 Omaha, Neb. 61 Phoenix, Ariz. POCATELLO, IDAHO 30 48 Portland, Ore. s Velse e e -- I "sfttledInc: , tains. - I Double-Breaste- tD-Ark- program urged by Almond, a or 1 1 es attve 6-o- Confer 1 i, integra- tsectrocic z West ,....:,;:?..,..::::::,:; m tion broke down following a special session of the General Assembly that enacted a prograin to soften the impact of the great social transition. , 10-to- n , sessfon-Tait-Tw- ancepattera against )144 ,:::',;t.:'zi::::: -- ' - et Solons Linger The Legislature, 'called into to 'al -spenact Almond's "newap- proach" school program, stayed around Monday just in case it was needed- -said Ltr Gov. A. E. S. Stephens. "The question is what will happen inside the schools. Kids can be cruel sometimes." The huge seaport and Navy. center here at -- Norfolk IntegSchools without the rated-six --slightest incident Seventeen were enrolled at three high schools and three junior high schools. Four Negroes were admitted to Arlington schools in Washington's suburbs, also without trouble. In Jolly Mood were- - In---White-ch- ildrenjolly frame of mind as they trooped back to classes that lied been closed since September to keep the schools from " being racially mixed. Some schools also had been vacentin two other Virginia cities., , ive resistThe Virgifilii-mass- ec. : ---- trouble: . ti ---- g - t.r..1, 3 39 9 30 19 la2 M o 0 50 61 51 4 25 23 48 28 30 24 SIEMER, IIIIIVIIVIER, , - 0 '.:QM.O CUSTOM-FITTIN- G t; tam Daum Tr. 61.15, Saturday only by mall six months. areas without carrier service). All mail subscriptions are Dastabla In advance ,.., G ASS $2; one year. $3.50 (avallabla only in D .61.'14.i'-'.....- ra ropZesz, ' 440,,, ,It 'r.. 1 ,, , ,,,,ropor 7; !. el f::, .... , , , U. S. Department of Agriculture Housewife Who Saves tia)id Redeems ; 41:4;,,,,,:--- aOe :r4,401 r'it; irso ,,,i kr a , 4 pr ,1 ta a471 &), NEW "'" O." ''''' i7ritt I'- ' 41". - - ;. ' ' '''. 7 ''' 40 lhorI Can be -- 1 If You're like 99 "Custom-Contoure- of all housewives, it's getting the most for your moneythe greatest total valuethat really interests you Next, you want ' to know where you get it That's why we think you'll be interested in reading what the U. S. Department of Agricul ture says on that verTsubject- - to your individual head shape for more comfort. better fit! to Temple bars inter- changeable for use with otherraines! I ri.49 '.,L-f-cimer'' --'--- ri, -- --- i Exclusive "Battery-Saver- " feature' gives up to 40 - - longer battery life! --- If you are 6',or over . . e - MARX 14 , PROTSCTIVS , SERVICS PLAN , . ' , an exact you can be tailors' three , ,Hart Schaffner '8,Marx , - .sp ecial sizes and sn apes for tall. ' men, medium long, long and extra built for a tall size long, If you're , for the -we've got itt4top in soon . - f!!--) -- . 77. 7., ... -it ... :' fit you've 6-e- . , , 2 ever41-68- flouts :EgalltOal , - - There are some stores that charge a bit less than stamp stores. But it is just as true stoics that charge more :tha there are non-stanon--stam- p Röpött:lis'6 elld -- WASHINGTON - , Down. . Little As $1 A Week! t , :Pay Nothing I SINCE I 4 14:114M 1896AMERICA'S 1 ' . . cities. The study showed .that ; food prices in retail - stores lining grading stamps are al one per cent stores that do higher than in not Issue them. The stamps, tltrned In for however, when cliandbe are redeemable worth about 2. per cent of each spent In filling the retail dollar stamp book. Thus the benettla by the extentcustomer of the L4 per cent difference. 'Economists folthei that most of the cost of buying and hall. citing the stamps is ..3r the stores themselves.lambed - -- along'." GR,aEN STAMPS - ' ' . , ' s., , In I -- r 11111,1:114Mf,a),42211.:j '. 140 SOUTII MAIN 0 , DA 84)1.01 I 0 We Guarantee Your Satisfaction in Our GrealestAilets, 'OPTK,AL Main' 1551, :t 2735.Main 0 1 tI - 219-- Highland Dr.-- !; , : , ;- i .. - Summery frons,she United States Deport Mont of Agriculture's megazinel'Attrieuiturel Mar letimp,-Jenuer1959, "Use Of Trading Stinnes- In MerbitIng Food' : , . -The summery reviews Marketnig Research Report ' cent on each dollar 01 purchases. ' in certain stores.------ -: p food g redeems his theY'pay , but iffastamp-grvinstore stamps 293, The Report coveriprices from 19S3 to 1957,,Ail the Department el Agrictrkure The summary emphasizes'', 'tkluderThe consumes who at the rats of Iva percent, be binefin by the sz-in a gro4ipi:4 atamp-givin- g and non4sernis etores. the fractional difference which it found on the av,er- redeems-hi- a diffsrence.11------7--.---stamps reterves,in return, merchai . atthe r tent It was found that prices in stamp-givin- g stores had valued - zt about two percent ei esch- retail nothing t6 do with specific Ile astopy el the summery mei Market- - :. if - agt,Iize y increased I friction more than in p stores consumen , ne, that the prices they. in fillips his sfams hook. Thus, it ths 40112! Research Report 295, write the Dept. 01 Ar1) 'pett oi COOS percent, flr about ow halt pay lz,stalop,itoret Ile even lest thin the prict4. copsume; llys,siz - tenthe oi one perFtniuntore let culture,AgricollitralMarketinn Service,Weih,DC , - ma - t' -- - "P' : vt - ' , " 1 I ...a - a STANDARD I by I - - CondUCted Marketing showed that ... buyers Who take the time and : trpuble to save trading stamps uve money. It said t4 they realize a 1.4 per cent savings. I The department surveyed the :Impact of tradkrt stamps on : food prices between November, ; 1953, and March., 1957, In 21 n PLAN. stilly the -Reading this Department öf Agriculture 1 study should bring a quiet smile to the seven housewives who do their out shopping in stores that give trading stamps a discount on cash purchases. As ?pointed out etey observers, !iTh-- housgwiVes knew it all ONLY NATIONWIDE STAMP , ' ServiceAgricultural (AMS) ortili-Ainerica- - ., '' government reported Friday that a than stamp stores. Smart, thrifty- housewives know which is which. This message is one of a series presented for your Information by THE SPERRY AND HUTCHINSON COMPANY. its originator of toe' ar tradition , SaH GREEN STAMP, SaH is carrying on a of offering thrifty Americans an additional !Fay to save on purchases Sidi GREEN STAMPS are today saved by everN23 million firmilies 11 I I I II : Furthermore, like the Government people who conducted this study, yt?u'v.ek probably discovered another interesting fact: , 63-ye- AT KEAltNS.6ARAGE (Back of tore). And at GRANT and EGBERT PARKING LOTS -- I I that do not give stamps. Stating this con: , - fREEPARKING:----- 013112 , We hardly think this report will come as a surprise to many women. On your own, you've found out that when you save and redeem your stamps for Merchandise you can get greater total value than the housewife who shops in Zenith makes 'a complete line of quality hearing ; aids. priced from $50 fit here. sure of PAO N SYSAGIC GUARANIS WARRANTY V Her Stamps for clusion another way, you might say trading stamp savers come ouedollars ahead. They can tell you where to get the greatest total value because they've just completed a y thorouiti-studof :what's been happening to prices in the United States from 1953 16 1957 not only in stores that.give trading stamps but also in stores that do not give stamps. Variety of colors! '- - stores -- - w fiote to tall guys: HART SCHAfFNER , suits you perfectly I Housewife Who Shops in Stores Without Stamps ..a CITATION ; the Merchandise Can Get. a Greater .Total Value Than, the QUALITY y I at Reports-Th- ' |