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Show The 10 wr.nxF.5rAY, Herald 'Journal Loftan .hty 25 (Cache Couhl vwi Lun nuclear physicist APOLOGIZES TO JAPAN R SUR-MOS- T CAUZ F. An if' Roberts, Franklin counagent, is attending the Western legional summer school mr wnikeis at Coloiado extension Daniel tv U X. Ameiican nuelear phr mst who helped to develop the atomic bomb apolonagized today to the Japanese power atomic the for way tion had been used. Prof. Robert ,1. Moon of the the University of Chicago made Mat'umoto. Shunicbi to apology to l.ondoi Japanese ambassador while making a speech ne'me the World Assembly for Moral Real inament. Moon said that after the tirst chain reaction was developed in en1942, "we urged that atomic to introduced not be should ergy an explosion world through the involving people. Noting that the first bombs were dropped on Japan in 1945. Moon turned to the Japanese envoy and said "1 would like to extend to vour evceflenry my deepest regret lor what has happened." Switzerland FUNERALS A and M college, fort Coilms July 20 thiough Aug. 7. triiui pies in the development of youth programs and agricultural policy are among courses being stu.hed by the county agent, taught bv Dr T. II. Martin, University of Missouri, ana Dr. J. Carrol Bel-tu- Biscuitroot Control Tour Slated weed control field trip to Biscuitroot experimental plots will be held Thursday, August 30. beginning at 1 30 p in on tin tieddes Farm about two miles north ol Cove and Fast of the oiled highway according to County Agent Lament L. Tucller. Professor Del Tingcv. in charge ol weed research lor the LSC Lxperimcnt Station, has some striking Biscuitroot weed control demonstration plots in this area which all farmers will be very much interested in visitmg. Prolessor Tmgey will explain the practices used and recommended for Biscuitroot control. Biscuitroot is a weed especially menacing to dry laims, since it grows early in the spiuig and thus robs the wheat crop ol valu- Purdue University. A visit weed The Chrisian J. Olsen family cunion will be held August fi m he lower section of (lumav.in Paik in Logan canyon begm.ilr: at 10 am. There will be a program. Fach family is asked to bring its own picnic lunch i A Scout and Beehive breakfast sing song will be held July 31, from 6 to 8 a. m. on the llyrum public square. All Scouts, Beehive girls and their leaders fiom llyrum .stake are invited to attend. Everyone should bring his own plate, glass, knife and fork. Each ward should be responsible for its own transportation. After breakfast games and tominuiuty singing will be enjoyed. able soil moisture. Dry tanners will therefore be especially in attending this field trip the Agent stales. NelCounty Mrs. for Funeral services The meeting place will be about lie DeRyke, 78. wife of M. J. one mile north of Lewiston road DeRyke. and mother of Mrs the Frank Lcishman. Wellsville "ill on the oiled highway where Gcd-de- s the between east turns lane in 3 in p conducted be Friday, and the LaVcic II. Dailies, Lindquist .Mortuary at Ogden Friends may call at the mor- farms. tuary, Washington Bmile v a r d. Thursday from 6 to 9 p in., and at the lieRvke home. 2li" (Join cy, Friday from 10 a m. until p.m. Then the body will be taken again to Lindquist Mortuary in Ogden, where friends may call from 1:30 to 3 p.m. Burial will be in Ogden City son ices cemetery. Impressive conducted Tuesday lauded tin personal qualities and the many contributions to church and of Oliver C. Howell. GRACE Funeral services for In charge of the rites, held at Quince R. Pack. 96. promfnent ward inter-enste- Nellie De Ryke 1 d Rites Held For 0. C. Howell funeral Quince Pack ccm-munit- y Logan was Fourth-Sixteent- figure in early construction projects of Gentile and northern Cache Valleys, who died Monday, will be conducted Thursday, 1 p.m., in Grace tabernacle. Bishop Irvin McCann will preside at the funeral service. Friends may call at the home ef a son, Elmo H. Pack, in Grace, Wednesday evening and Thursday until services. Burial will lie in Grace cemetery by .Webb mortuary. SHERATON h Bishop Charles chapel, Tate. Speakers included Ambrose Call. Bishop Wesley Keller and Bishop Tate. D. Prayer at the home was said by Ernest Sorensen, end those at the chaoel by A. F. Wimmer and Dean Smith. Musical eulogv included prelude and postlude, Mary Sharp; selection by a double quartet from Ihe Imperial Glee Club; selection. Sixteenth ward Singing Mothers, accompanied by Mary Sharp: vocal solo, Ross Bartlett, and organ . solo by Mary Sharp. Interment was in I.ogan City cemetery. wheVe the grave was dedicated by Herald Howell. Pall bearers were Alf While, Dale n DeGraff. Marriner Brown, Speucer, Mcrlend Hansen and Wayne Craw. Chet O. Wheatley of Logan has been engaged to judge the Eastern Idaho Horse Show, which will be presented at the Pocatello fairgrounds August 21 and 22. The slipw is at 8 p.m. both (lavs, and is sponsored by Pocatello Lions club. New shadow-fring- e chassis. Made to reduce snow, smear, and coarse picture when used in shadow fringe areas. WHY SETTLE FOR AN ORDINARY SET? Free Overnight Home Demonstration 718 KP ST -- 1340 PnT-134- 0 $34:371.-541,00- ALL Vla-car- Le-Ro- B. Hansen, through his father Emil Hansen, has filed a damage suit in First district court against George. D. Clyde and Ora P. Clyde, asking a total sum of $10,233. The suit arises trom an auto collision Nev. 21, 1952, at the intersection of Fourth North and Sixth East Logan. The plaintiff charges that he sustained numerous serious injuries in the collision. Wayne fiSmUlvaOv ing. It would like Congress to raise the ceiling above S27o.000.000.0b0, but influential Democrats promised an adiournment delaying fiht if the proposal is ifiade at this time. TUESDAY COME SEE THAT FAMOUS WEDNESDAY & CAR NIGHT AT CACHE DRIVE-I- N 3 BIG NIGHTS Bring the Whole Femily Or the Neighbors For Only One Dollar THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY July 30th, 31st and Aug. 1st TONIGHT ENDS LOGAN blotter: Complaints Theatre iimm r Closed Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday 1 MICKEY MONEY MARILYN MAXWELL EDOIE THURSDAY EVENTS 4 M CO STARTS 5 BIG vf A : BOB HOPE v V MtfEHWf PvifflMrt ftctm A Two Cartoons and Sport Light J BRONC RIDING BAREBACK THURSDAY STARTS BULL Cartoon ENDS TONIGK Box office opens at 7:30 ' , , FAST ACTION! TAYLOR RICHARD BURTON PARKER, James TOnm , La De' News Uiuj'iiiiiK'P C Now BIG PARADE 7 P.M. NIGHTLY! tRSMNf Cartoon Producers AT THE Mjni,n WHITMORE STOCK WILD SKINNER & HASLAM, A FREE DANCE Eleanor RIDING BULLDOGGING ' mVEwBEYOND Robert SADDLE CALF ROPING b STARRING & TECHNICS1?, officeopens at 7:30 Show Starts at Dark Adults 50c Children 10c .... rice TO Box At the MEN'S STRAW HATS REDUCED Tips-Jve- w INDEPENDENT Starts Friday Those interested in joining the contest may contact Arvei Reese of Benson or Mildred Anderson, Trenton. For Adiournment . Police JAMES MASON dancing. summer Ben-nio- SOMERS MUSIC CO. I 24 under 18 years. RURAL TALENT- -P 6 Cache County Farm Bureau is No more than four in each dog trouble; request to be on the again sponsoring a talent find group may be included. There is no air or water on lookout for a runaway girl out contest, in connection with the of endeavor are singing, the moon, hence no weather. Fields oi Salt Lake City: someone comannual fair August 19. 20 and 21. musical instruments and winds, clouds, etc. WASHINGTON OP Winners in the county contest reading, Congress plained of motorists honking exadluner-atoward some a strides took tor l will finals. to state big the go tremely loud; request There are two divisions: escort; complaint of too much journment today as the House 1st, noise at central Park at 11:28 passed the huge military money ages 18 to 28 years, and amateurs -TTTt p.m.; missing person in Lpgan bill and the Senate approved legnuma limited admit to ta had islation who boy gone, to llyrum Dam without telling, ber of foreign refugees from his parents. He later returned Communism. home i; complaint by a lady who The House approved a compro- Wednesday Evening said some boys were swimming mise bill appropriating K 0 6 00 l andllgnt and Silver in the canal, and making a disfor the military and sent ft 3u Make Believe Band Stand turbance, just at the time she the measure to the Senate for 7 O Kyes on the Skies 7.30 Record Rambling! puts her children down for a nap; final congressional action. .hi y r.vfiune. oeieuduv stolen car out of Ogden. 9 30- - Music Box House Southerner protested 10 OO Sign Off in the a aaainst provision Thursday Morning Births at Logan I.DS hospital: vainly bill to channel defense contracts 7.00 Daylgni Reouesta A girl, Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. 7 29 Weathei Report to surnlus labor areas. 8 uu Break Kt Melodies Allen, llyrum; a girl, Mr. and Southerners contend the 8 30 Aeeo.diUK to thj Record Mrs. Arthur J. Mendenhall, Rich8 45 Navv ti,nd "distressed areas provis9 o Music mond; a girl, Mr. and Mrs. Rex ion would help some Northern in9 30 Home.naken R. Ashdown, quonset 146: a boy, at the expense of South9 Time dustries Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Z. Heppler, ern 10. nO Meet the Band plants. 10.30 323 East First South; a boy, Mr. Svinp..iiie Swin7 The Senate voted 63 to 20 to 11.00 Thurs Morning MeJodiea and Mrs. Donald Leon Hansen, admit 209.000 next refugees i.i the Thursday Afternoon 361 East Fifth North. nn nnn Time Xoveuiea three years. The measure now 13 12:15 Evelyn Knight Show conferHouse-Senat- e a to 12 goes Deere Karin xew y Vh Marriage licenses: Willard 12 5 IV min with Music ence committee for resolution of 1 :0b Radio Question Box Oakeson, 21, Murray, and differences. Immortal Performance! Nelda Hadderlie, 22, Freedom, 1: - 2aion Serenade Congressional leaders want to 2 00 .Melody Ida.; Ronald E. Hodges, 18, Pres- wind up work for this session by Magic 2 30 Piano Interiudt ton, and Naomi Humphreys, 16, the week end. Whether they ran 2 45 Troplcana 133 North Main, Logan, Utah Richmond; Donald L. Oakden. 21, do that depends in large part on 3 00 Western Roundup 4 00 KPST Platter Fair Oaks. Calif., and Arlene what the administration decides Party 5 30 Isle of Paradise Astle, 17, Fair Oaks. to do about the national debt ceil- Manager R. I.. Wrigley of Cache County's fair announced is today that the premium list being distributed for the annual fete August 19, 20 and 21. Melvin lldlvard of Smithfield is president of the fair board, and of Cache County Farm Bureau. Copies of Associated Civic Clubs of Northe premium list may be secured thern Utah are sponsoring their at the county agents oftice, or annual smorgasbord at the Farm Bureau olfiee. Thursday. 7.30 p.m., at Mack's in Smithfield, with Leo NelBorn earlv today at Logan l.DS Park son, past president of the associaa and Mr. to was son. hospital in charge. Principal speaker Mrs. Eleroy W. Rasmuson. 308 tion, will he F. P. Champ of Logan. East Second South. He weighed 6 pounds 12 ounces, and has two Ijesident Lewis Jones announced le srnorgasbord is for as- brothers and a sister: Richard, H',arion members and partners. are and Joan. Brrnt Grandparents Mr. and Mrs. N. Gunnar Ras- - Reservations may be made with muson. and Mr. and Mrs. William Mr. N'elsoil in Smithfield. C. Jacobsen, Logan. Eleroy is Weather In Cache Valley still manager of The Herald Journal goes above the mqrk, Printing Company. with minimums at nighttime 61. Scattered showers are Joseph E. Cardon, wellknown around Logan citizen, won a calf today foreseen for Thursday. and he turned it right back to Logan Kiwanis Club, sponsor of DRIVE-I- N the project to raise funds for its children prounderprivileged gram. Club president, Ace S. Raymond, announced that the club sold $600 worth of tickets on the calf, and the lucky winner was Mr. Cardon. Now the Kiwani-an- s have their calf back, and will plan to auction it at the county fair. The fine purebred Holstein animal was presented to the Kiwanis Club by L. C. Kearl Mexithe after Twenty years can volcano. Mount Jorullo. and Son. Committee in charge of included Joseph C. erupted, a cigar could be lighted the project Leonard from the lava a few inches below Jacobsen, chairman: Kearl, L. Mark Neuberger and the surface. Wallace Kirkham. TELEVISION Phone ABOUT TOWN 1 Rural Talent Find Announced f! Congress Moves Toward Plan Sa . 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