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Show TlIE ZbuM WARD'S ACHIEVEMENT SUNDAY Yu ATTENDANCE IS Wa fSltoes ( d'jr a Is n e . jusi ar eta abac p. ,s s ,. at Ta!. Don it 4 Piox. leade-io- torn aft, it eticall akta1 e per-reco- Lt six years. FThe other nine n me e I were recognized outstanding attendance A for the past year, of the 1948 fading the hst records was a attendance Tor member of the ward, Mrs. a Alien, age 68, who has . feet record not only this year, f for the past three years, 17. tops Mrs. yn Jensen, age three years. s record by Jh. is the present secretary of school, and has a ,he Sunday attendance for the ?51theirC el mar. )V intdent:Ji dui nsigned k. ith th n Cuo velam d th prole Chicax so If Hou ing t 3 v.e e didr a. dr ny des t do u Daseos lift in there anous w Er; hov c Whr tied I a pi' the ji with be goc dding when out rr od, i whe I wasr e Hou-- to sf how u shoo1 room ed to by ai ;n for-x- Me- et! th bode moxed happ i sma n cur-tH- it is exe- ehari Original plans, calling for a parachute jump by Dr. George V. Magladry, Jr., were changed when it was determined the leap would be too hazardous and that a heli copter flight would be feasible. Walter Pierson, Arizona Federal Works Administration director w ho is directing the aid mission, said it was also determined the doctor would need additional equipment, including a two-wa- y radio, which could best be taken in by plane. Dr. Magladry, who arrived in Phoenix early today from Fort Ord, Cal., voluteered to make the hazardous leap to aid the snowbound children. He will now go in aboard the helicopter to help a number of the Navajos who re portedly were suffering from pneu- ar two-mont- teachers. U.P. Correspondent El eanor Mil es Id Mercy Flight six-ye- and NOTICES life-lon- six-ye- ar avorit can't these FUNERAL 1 Funeinl servii es for Eleanor g resi- Miles, St, .Douglas away Horn all theological doct.iiie (ean and hu, a lese.mh ptogi am , (jl Smlthu.ld who riled Sun- hem It is the mode of thought lesulting.a.mmc ,v ptteinoon, will be tondue.ed lioni the advancement of siieutilicj Dr. Rhine said he didn t mean to U(()m,S(J simth- Bt l p m. in thinking. Fust, hell and the pel- - make his lahoiatmy a ghost ield Fust vxaid c!ia)fl by Hailey devil, Hiid now heaven and let turn" agentv, hut said that Ihe Munson, bishop, tjthe angels aie passing out of thoiresenuh mav "lead to t he dev e!opHl(,n(ls mav (.n Bt the familv adx am new of and as elnient intellettxiai pcihnps ninir ipictuie Djtw.ist Noith, Siruthhcld, 1 uesday from 7 to and 9 p.m. Wedoe-dift om until morning j pulse to investigate the pi oblent been neglected as va time of sniies. Burial will be m Funder riistussmn on the part of the Smithfield centeterv under . ,those who accept the hypothesis of . , ot the W. Loyal Hall C 3 immortality of faith, no more I.ognn. LJII 10 U Kjr there is by those w ho, equally tlog-- l I matically, reject the dm tune as ftV members having year are ,jrfect recoids this Anhder. age 13, Glenda Sis, 15; Gloria Ann Nielsen, Nielsen, 6; Ronald Jenin Jr 10; Joan Jensen 8; Willis .'age, 7; Ariel Savage, 3; and monia. 17. The helicopter was to be flown Joyce Smith Enthusiasm and the desire to here today aboard a navy transttond Sunday School is apparent-- h port. It was dismantled and cratgenerated within family groups, ed at the Coast Guard station at record list. Mille Field near San Francisco B noticeable in the are early today. Gloria Ann and Linda Nielsen of Mr. It will be assembled at the Litchasters, and are daughters Ron-ild field Naval Air facility near here ini Mrs. George B. Nielsen, are Joan and late today. Jr., Jensen, Takeoff time for the rescue and sister and are childRonald mission has been tentatively set ren of Mr. and Mrs. tomoriow. However. Jensen. Willis and Artel Savage for early brothers. They are the sons Pierson said if the helicopter was rf Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Savage. ready before dusk today, the medihis pilot might Geniel is the daughter of Mr. and cal officer and Glenda is the plane part of the way today. Mrs. Ervin Andher, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley of Burns, and Joy is the daughter Mrs.- - Lav on Smith. Mr. and Corinne Jensen, a brother of Gary Marilyn, missed a perfect record, I if I trni year by one Sunday, which IQC IZ.CI I LlCo Vl I 1701 ao spoiled a perfect record for him. He had the mumps. They are the children of Mr, and Charles Wesley Hubbard, 55, Mrs. Einar Jensen. Corinne, Box Elder prominent Rozella Larsen, teacher in the county, farmer and stockman, died a also has class perfImdergarden in an Ogden hospital Monday at 5 record. She missed a.m. after a ect illness. own in school her one Sunday He was bom Feb. 5, 1893, in ard, which eliminated her from Willard, a son of Charles and Mary the list, however she was in Calif- Hubbard. He was a veteran of ornia and attended Sunday School World War I. and had served as there. a missionary for the LDS church Mrs. Allen, the senior member to the central states. of the group, is not only a devoted He married Lois Lloyd of Salt Sunday school attender, but she Lake City, and they first made record has kept almost a perfect their home in Willard, later movin Relief society, and MIA. She ing to Corinne In 1919 where they has been a w idow for many years. had resided since that time. She is the mother of six children, A member of the Corinne LDS all of whom are married. During he served as a member of ward, the war, her four sons were all in ward bishopric and was active the active military service. She states in civic, work there. that she does not aspire to making Surviving are his widow', a son, perfect records for public recognitiC. Hubbard, now serving in Lloyd on, but that she attends her the LDS southwestern states Incnurchmeeting regularly because dian mission; a daughter, Carol it is the greatest enjoyment in Jean Hubbard. Corinne; two brothher life. She believes that the Ernest Hubbard, Wellsville; which she has ers, William Curtin Hubbard, Wilmany blessings and received have come to her beclard; three sisters, Millie Hubbard, ause of the inspiration and lesiMrs. John M. White, ons she has learned in living the Brigham City; and Mrs. Merritt Idaho Ida., Falls, as principles of her church taught Wood, Rigby, Ida. it the religious gatherings. Funeral services will be cor ductMarilyn indicates that winning ed Thursday at 1 p.m. In the Corattrecognition for her LDS ward chapel by Julius inne endance record is just a bishop. Friends may call Campbell, of the desire to go to Sunday B. Felt mortuary. Harold at the School and then making a habit Wednesday from 7 City, Brigham of It. She w comes hen says Sunday to 9 p.m. and at the family home around it just never occurs to her from 10 a.m. until time Thursday to do anything but attend Sunday of services. ichool. Bdrial will be in Willard cemeScores of other members of tery. Hyrum Third ward have fine records of attendance, which Is creditable to themselves, and complimentary to large saff of officers six-ye- any '1 "i Prominent iter. paM Uwin pa,c lie o 'n i line of i eseai Ii I i mediums, and any rvoher manifest- - Khln,. kai(ii K . moll. atm :ations that suggest the agency oi one Ineiest in Ihe question of idisiatnate personalities or spmls." anxo fio.n spent .menus ev howevei, the populai teiest is gone, he said. pel icru es of a soil that suggest u misl "This decline of inteiest" he spin! agent v he said. , er S cr sot a Continued to do, and record makers, PHOENIX, Ariz., Feb. 1 (L'.Pi fe;r. are many among the the Hyrum Third Ward A helicopter flight was substituted tor a parachute today as an army doctor continued preparations to recent Sunday SchooL the dueclion of John- go to Ihe aid of 60 Navajo children JVaelien. Sunday school super- and five teachers marooned in an members of the isolated mountain school. j"nt meet-..fu-d- haTa To Prove Attempt Expirments othei mu One from .in ihe Copter Used In el1 ire nr; 4 COMMENDED r. JENSEN (.,U1S an outstanding record for one year is one 50 mething a record perpetuating hut thingBut behind out- sal' another records m e.ther event ; February 1, IP Casualties Come SCHOOL O' T.ocnn. Utah, Tuesday, TTrnALD-JOURNA- Groundhog Will Probably See His Shadow! ' Take hope, chums! Drowns in The groundhog If he bothers to out of bed here tomorrow get TOKYO, Feb. 1 tUB Miles W. will probably see his shadow. ftighn, United Press vice presid- Weatherman E. H. Jones says the ent and general manager for sun will probably shine on the Asia, was drowned Sunday when traditional day when the groundda Sampan capsized while he wras hog leaves his next after winter Bunting ducks in Tokyo bay. The bodies of the famous fan hibernation.. Traditionally, if the groundhog eastern correspondent and that of can see his shadow, theres only M T. R. Haddocks, U.S. army six more weeks of winter to come. dental officer of Cape Girardeau, Only trouble is: the groundhog - 0. were identified this evening doesnt have an probably 'orty lnt General, hospidrill, which is needed in tal area to break through the They had been recovered from this is frozen w water after being spotted by frozen ground.. The soil solid here to a depth of five feet. helicopter which took !IVay Any way, scoffs jones, "there's fart with other army planes and no basis in scientific fact In that apanese hflrbor patrol in a groundhog legend. Hour search of the aiea. two Japanese who bay were in the ntpan with the two Americans INDEPENDENT 'o w'ere drowned. were They izo lyeda, former president of a Nippon Dempo News Sancy, and Vaughns Japanese "urnmg guide, Kenji Koriuchl. a guides son also missing and believed drowned. nur bdies were recoverd fls,ling village of Funa-h- t. about 10 miles east of BOISE, Feb. 1 (OM Japan vv1 v nL thaiWpdinpt Itl 1 & mor-tu.n- y, 1 Henry S.Seamons Utah Warmer nonsense. in "Both of these types of blind Funetal sei vices for Henry Stebelief stand in Ihe way of in-- l SALT LAKE O TV, Feb 1 a I Seamans, 59, who died at his phen quirv. and it is only by scientific The month of lebiuary began in umiP m irle Iaik Sunday moin- investigation that the woihi will Utah today with weather conditions lrl, a'lingepng illness, will be , ? ever know the answer to the ques-- , opt inuing the January pattern -- , 1 pm. In lofj Thursday at Sh""' an(1 'the Hvde Balk LDS chapel by E. J,tlontle-Dr. Rhine to i Snow flumes vveie inputted in yj Moitisun, bishop. Fiji actually wants s ternune whether there is si lentitic sevei al mounfam-tom'ay mil at the familv towns, vxithi If. S i lends i proof of the4 immortality of the nmio expected tonight over most ,omt, Wednesday , g Vs evening and soul. He does not believe lus woih of not them Utah. Thuisdav until time of services, The Royal Air Force is testing a new method of evacuating casualties from ba'tle areas. At this is in conflict with icligion In fact Tempei itui es weie amund the muni will be in the family plot in demonstration at Brize Norton. Oxford. England, a wounded" soldier 1' strapped to th? fuselage he believes them "is a most mi- - eio mai k or below. Oddest olti- - tin Hyde Balk eemeteiy under and wholly constructive eial tepoit came fiom Bavce can-- , du ei turn ot the W. Loyal Hall of the helicopter, which then takes off for rear areas Special rigging is used to secure the litter poitant elation between the two." won, 9J below. Bioxo had IS below 'moituatv of Logan. to the plane. The doctor and his colleagues In Salt Lake Oty the minimum beie have been expei imenting in'was foui above, Ogden six and the study of nund Logan two. lover matter, tor 20 yeais. However, highway and emeig-To investigate the powers of eney crews were making good pio-- j OUR Dr. Rhine giess in their fight to keep the. communication, thought j said "Thee ate two main coutses1, roads open mid most highways' SERVICES to put sue." xxeie useahie although many weie, WASHINGTON, D. C. The new p ltune for placing a gieatei) One, he said, is to push v igotous-ciau- y dangeious on with the investigation of policy toward oleo is in buitlen on dairy farmei s. Numer-jlBuild life's darkest hour Fog that settled over thp high-- l ous bills have been introduced to y abilities way between Brovn and Spiingville if perception III letteis addiessed liRimony with the Domocialic to cileoof some pei sons and whether them as responsible for an accident in pci mit uniestucted sale of into a beautiful fadeless Congressmen in Washington, F.l plntfrom and the staled washes oi m;lI garlne colored yellow in be made to influence which a Continental Trailw ays bus I aggai t, member of the Cache tie- - Biesulent, Walter K. Gt anger tat ion of butter. Vet theie is grow-a.le- y nund canobjects, like the fall of crashed into the rear of a truik moving infoimed memory of your dear Dairy association, i. Utah today, lie- - mg economic distress among the heads or tails in pitching pennies, jkilling the bus driver and injunng them of the stand wnich local p.eventatixe is a leading'people who nulk cows in the great "In showing us the nonphysical several paxsengeis. departed. deny formeis took on the Buttei penioe: at it- nieiabei of t lie House I my slates. Why anybody would properties of the human nund, he The intense cold fioe pipes in a veisus-Olebill which is befoie Committee on Agr.cultuie, v ant to do to make their anything said, "these investigations have dow ntow n Salt Lake City stole, the fav-- ! bunlen Congress. "llie Democratic heavier, I am unable to already given scientific proof of F'asluon Bootery on Main street, "For the sake of our daily in- oied Ihe removal of platform taxes on ole- - unoerstand. of a spiritual order of Water ran down into the show the dustry if for nothing else fight niaiganne," the I tah Congtess-- I "1 am Speaking about the people someexistence sort. windows and ruined considerable to put a ban on the imitation ofpiari dedaied, bal said nothinglin every congressional district in This constitutes a scientific sub- - merchandise, buter by jellow' Oleo that is aiiut allowing the umestiutea the country who build the count) stantiation of the soul theoiy of commercially coloied in semblance 'sale of the j allow piodact. The roads and maintain schools. People man, even though it does not tell NEW INTERPRETATION of butter, or oleo that includes, Piesident has said helm are state what that my wondering only us much of anything about the PALM SPRINGS, Cal., Fob. ld yellow coloring discs or capsulesm unis )jle taxei removed. Leading they can do to help some these soul. nelson (UP Republican National Chair-- h for home color, he wrote. dairy and farm organizations poor dairymen out of the situWe must see Vote to eliminate all taxes and favor the same action." HOME ation they are in. Hay is now $80 searches can lead how far these re- man Hugh D. Scott said today that how indepen- the GOP party label now stands for license fees on Oleo manufacturers Kcpiesentative Grangers state- a ton and cottonseed cake fed to dent we shall findus,the mind, how "great on progress." Fiom now wholesalers, and retailers so that ment came as he introduced a bill dairy cattle costs from $80 to $100 our nutrious butter will not be to remove all consumer taxes and.a ton. yet the oleo interests would separable, what scope of action it on the Republicans are going to imitated, Mr. Taggart said. Let retail license Ies on oleomargar-'mak- e it still more difficult for possesses. This may in itself be' put a new look into politics, he the best and most direct route to said. Scott is here with his wife Oleo be sold for what it is and me, while banning the imitation ofithese people to get anywhere." the solution of the problem of sur- and two aides for a rest following not as a substitute for butter, thus butter through the commercial! vival. a stormy Omaha meeting wehie he chances for it to be manufacture and sale of oleo Certainly It has got us further fought to keep his chairmanship. passed off as butter at butter colored yellow in semblance of Nutfall Foe butter. The Granger bill is simtlat prices. Butter-legginor the passing to a bill introduced Monday by off of yellow oleomargine for but- Representative August H. Andre-so- Into ter at butter prices is all too easy, Republican fiom Minnesota, The temptation who is also a member of the SALT LAKE CITY, Feb. 1 he pointed out. ever is of huge profits present, House Agriculture Committee. Keith Nuttall. Brigsince Oleo costs only half as much In the Western Stales it has as butter. The volume concerned is been snowing intermittently since ham City', Utah, took a enoimous and with yellow oleo the first of January. Representa- decision over Gil Napier, San Diego, readily available, fraudulant sub- tive Granger reminded ihe House Cal., here last night. The contest TRADE-I- N stitution in stores and public-eatin- g of Representatives. "Hundieds of w'Ph Nuttall thousands of cattle and sheep are was dull throughout, places is relatively easy. Real butter can only be identi- marooned, and losses will be tre- chasing the Californian for the full fied at sight by its natural yel- mendous. This is one of the most 10 rounds. The referee's score card low color and for this reason dairy devastating and unprecedented gav.e Nuttall six rounds, Napier ON A NEW have always sought blows at our livestock economy throe farmers and on even. to protect their livelihood and the within the memory of man. We In the semi - windup Jackie consumers pocketbook against cannot afford further to imperial 165, Ogdent gained an easy butter imitations colored yellow our supplies of meat, as well as Burke, technical knockout against Tommy-Fair-, of butter. semblence our source of milk and other vital in 162, Ogden. The referee stopThe problem of butter-laggin- g food products, by striking at the CHECK THE NET EXCHANGE PRICE contest in the third round. the sub-- , ped no similar is is unique. There da'ry industry. My bill is in comfood basic pro- plete harmony, it seems to me, stitute for other FOR SAVINGS ducts. There is no such thing as with the views of the President An act giving the right to shoot imitation potato, for instance, or ai.d the Demociatic platform. doON A QUALITY BATTERY! stray cats found molesting an imitation egg, or an imitation "The time is absolutely inop- - mestic fowl and animals. loaf of bread. The major federal curb on BATT has been exercised In ENDS TONIGHT! LORETTA YOUNG In "THE ACCUSED' the past through the power to tax INSTALLED GUARANTEED 12 MONTHS dating oleomargarine, this back to the time of President Compare prices, see what you save Giover Cleveland. on this 39 plate, 80 amp. hr. capacity It is our hope, Mr. Taggart deALLSTATE. Ample live power Tor will congressmen that you clared, average starting and light use. Trade use your influence in the interests In today! 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