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Show M01J-- SZrSSF? 4 'DAILY HERALD Amy Amelia Shelley Am. Fork Woman Dies Stock Market Dell Hopkins Report on Riiss Education Slated at UEA Convention Public Meeting Tuesday N Heart Illness ''.' Fatal for Special Policy Mapped: for BYU Provo Man, 57 Foreign Studeiits, City " . '.. Get-Acquaint- SALT LAKE CITY (UPI)-T- fae nade and Aesembly Hall on TemUtah Education Assn. wiU hold its ple Square, is expected to draw Member of New York Stock Exchange 4 convention here Oct. more than 8.Q00 and AMERICAN FORK Amy annual With school on Russian officials. educa a report 345 iella SheUey, 75, N. 3rd Keynote speaker at the opening W.t died Saturday in a Midvale tion as one of the main features. DOW JONES AVERAGES wiH be Capt. William C. Antone K. Dr. session assist Romney, rest home after a long illness. Adelbert (Dell) 'Blair Hopkins, Yesterday Close: ' to Gen. Educaof dean adviser the as ant, so 20 Mott, College pf Nathan was tow She in born 22, 1883, April 57, 331 W. 700 N.; died of a heart . 2600.000 508.281.18 132.96 .78 78.03 .03 174.60 .47 American Fork to Stephen and tion at Brigham Young University, Twining, chairman of the ; Joint ailment Sunday at Utah Valley AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE TEN MOST ACTIVE STOCKS .',:-Sarah Clegg Shelley. She worked will speak to the convention's sec Chiefs pf Staff. HospitaL y CH. Today's. Quotations CLOSE COMPLETE VOL; Asked Bid Oct. education section I. ondary and Power for Utah Co., March 14 was born Light He 17, 1901, 14 Barium Steel v 73.200" Penn Texas He will discuss "Education in the Hill . . 10 Bunk V 8 an as clerk. office for many years tJNCH A 57,500 Avco Mfg to J r tin I ah 2 Mines 8 24 V2 UNCH DaT West Un Tel 49,800 She was a member of the LDS USSR as it Looked to Me." 17 17 Mc B Glad 14 ya three-daMat 39,500 y Vulcan The Frank- and meet, which will 132 132 Mtn Sts T and T Church. Minute Maid 37,000 16 11 2 2 Rico be held in the TaberArgentine Salt Lake Emma Mary 10 UNCH Utah Id Su '. . Survivors Include two nephews Chemway Cp 29,500 6 6 8 Mohasco Ind 28,400 Scott Hopkins. and six nieces: Stephen Paul 19 FirstAmerica 25,800 MUTUAL FUNDS He Schenley Ind 24,500 33 Asked Shelley, Mrs. Millie T. Anderson, Bid Yesterday's .Close 33 Scott Leo Safeway Sirs 24,200 ; 7.02 6.49 Affil Fund Mrs. Edith T. Chrlstensen, Mrs. Mary Morin . 13.36 X 14.44 Gen Cdn Sept. 30, 1920. NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE Jennie T. Greenwood, all of 19.14 17.70 Chemical . He received his Yesterday Today E and H Bal Fund.. 21.94 23.46 American tFork; Glenn A. Wright Close Open E and H Stk Fund. .21.20 22.67 ediic a tion in of Provo; Mrs. Florence T. 17.91 Inv ........ . ..16.34 FundTnv 86 86 Allied Chem 8.95 8.28 Tne Provo HeCity 26 Allis Cham Strong of Alpine; Mrs. Sarah 12.03 28$ Mass Inv Growth . .11.13 has Schools. 29 FORK AMERICAN Alum Ltd Funeral 12.64 11.69 Mass Inv Trust Shelley Chadwick of Ogden; Mrs. 46 46 Amer Can been for Clifford Elder E. 12.72 services employed .... .11.67 Telv and Elec 48 48 Amer Cyan Virginia Shelley Kelley, Midvale. 13 13 Amer Rad by tovo' Bak Young, 74, assistant to the CounFuneral services will be held OVER THE COUNTER 144 Amer Smelt 144' cil of Twelve Apostles of the Asked Wednesday at 1 Bid ery,! Safeway 182 182 Today's Quotations: Amer Tel and Tel.. p.m., American .55 87 O.P. and 87 Big Piney O and G. . .50 Stores LDS Amer" Too Church Tues be will held Mr. Sixth-EightHopkins h LDS Ward .57 52 Fork EnsrlUh Oil 23 23 Atch T nd S Fe. 40.00 38.00 45 day at 1 p.m. in the Alpine Stake Skaggs and was last associated 45 EquitySecOilBK . . Beth Steel chapel. Friends may call at An 48.50 wav First 79 cater j. rac Tabernacle in . American Fork. with Curley's market as a 16.25 derson and Sons Mortuary, Ameri Interstate Mtr L ...15.25 82 53 Chrysler 2.75 2.37 Bonanza Bishop Fred Bowcn of the Second butcher. He was a member of 49 49 can Fork, Tuesday from 7 to 9 Clark Equip . .' 2.87 2 50 Const Lancr 68, 43 43 Mary Jeanetie Shipp Morin, Corn Pd Rig Elder Young was Elks Lodge No 849, Woodmen of 27.75 26.00 p.m. and Wednesday until 12:30 died Saturday night at the resi Ward, of which Mtn Fuel 44 44 Denver and R .23 . a will have charge. io member,the World, Amalgamated Meat 64 Dow Chem 643, Oil Sec p.m. Burial will be in American dence of her son, Arthur R. Mor 4.37 3.87 Rare Metals 196 195 Du Pont 5.25 . 4.75 Friends may call at Anderson Cutters, Butcher CIO-AF-Worlcmen oi Fork Cemetery. Thrpi. RtM Nat Gas. 118 118 940 East Kod . " W. 409 a after brief N., in, 15.87 . . .14.75 Utah Southn Oil. 32 32 & Sons Mortuary, 69 East Main, North American, El Paso 2.37 2.00 illness. West Sts Rf 97 98 Firestone . Survivors include his widow; today until 4 p.m., and at the 42 42 Ford Motor She was born in 8, 1890, May URANIUM QUOTATIONS ::k!":: 64 138 S. 1st W. five children: Kay Hopkins, Gen Elec 63'. Asked Bid of Charles family residence, the Quotations Beaver, 67 68 daughter Today's Mrs. James Gen Fds A. Frank Hopkins, i.. 433 .06 .05 from 5 until 9 p.m. tonight and 43 Bapco Gen Mtr . .y. and Alexan Jeannette Franklin .06Ja .05 of Provo; all Horn Mitchell, 88 88 . (Veone) Big Goodyear .21 .18 She receiv- - Tuesday prior to the services. Camobell dria from Columex One) 111 111 Shipp. (Continued Page M. Gulf Oil Curtis, Ronald (Marilyn) Mrs. .90 .85 Federal U 37 37 Burial will be in the American her pd Int Harv' ..... Arrow-smit- h, parlv .07 .06 . . . . Cloud Gold Duane (Charlene) Mrs.' 82 82 Int Nick .03 .02 GUnsiKht 10 106 legislature meets at 11 a.m. to e d u c a t ion in Fork city cemetery. Int Paper both of Orem; Jay R. .07 05 Met Oil and Int 46 46 morrow. John Man . . . . 3.00 2.75 Lisbon 94 94 Beaver and atHopkins of SpringviUe." Also surKennecott 4.12 No 387 Problem Mac Closing 92 92 Lucky Minn Mng Mfg .04 .03 viving are 18 grandchildren; Mt. Peale tended Murdock Maude H. Ashton 34 3 V no schools is the down "Closing .01 .01 Radorock three sisters and three brothers, 39 Mont Ward J... 38 .43 Academy there. .38 a source close to Fauproblem," 25 Shumway Natl Dist Frank Hopkins, Alton C. Hop.35 J. .30 She also attend65 to how is "The said. bus Natl, Steel problem Ex-Provo.04 04 Sun Uran kins and Virl Hopkins, all of an 55 555,i Van n niid El ed the Univer-sitt- y .47 White Canyon reopen them as private schools, Tin!87 Ta 86 y .23 Provo; Mrs. J. Angus (Emma) of Nevada, Green Mtn 95 95 who will be responsible for them J C Penney .02 .01 46 47 Olson, Spanish Fork; Mrs. Ada Upetco Uhill Pt U n i v e rsity of and who will open them up. 66 66 Proct and Gam Saxey McCullough of Los Angeles, utan ana iasi 34 "We can either open them up R C A 344 and Mrs. Glen (June) Pharo of 56 56 Repub Steel or College allow the schools Oregon as private 76 76 B Reyn Tob Granby, Colo. of Education. 33 33 kids to transfer to another dis Sears Funeral services will be held 47 47V2 She J. A. HOGLI AND COMPANY FURNISHED BY teachers 2-- f The Have you long yearned to visit enrollment of foreign far-ofthe f peoples of the world students this year at BYU Is 400. but never been able to, due to The students seem to be enjoy tlme money and home responsi- ing and profiting by their ex ' periences at the university. bilities? f'H o w e v e r. throughout the This year 400 foreign students United States, there is deep" con at Brigham Young University and a townspeople program to cern that. university students are bring them into personal relation not! able to become as familiar life as would ships with the community and its with seem to desirable. private homes will enable you la hear first hand from- foreign 'When they return to their own students what life is like abroad. countries, some of them confuse Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. the university life with community International Relations Commit life;, and thus get. a somewhat tee, headed by Mrs. Selby Clark, distorted picture of America' ir will welcome the public to a culture. 'We are inviting a committee meeting at Utilities Building, 251 W. 8th N. eight townspeople to consider Utahns interested in inviting! this problem." . groups of foreign students to fire Current members of the foreign sides, having a youth or cirl over relations committee include: to dinner, or inviting a student Jrs. Selby Clark, chairman, Mrs. to spend the weekend with the Don Merrill, Mrs. George S. family, may so register with the Ballif, Mrs. Stan Clark Jr., Mrs. committee Tuesday. Bert Bullock, .Mrs. LeMar Andrus If you have preference as to and Mrs. Lillian Booth. what country you want to meet Among its activities during the a student from, list this prefer been meeting in pat year have students ence, at trains, coming foreign At the University this October". buses and planes.! Most of the foreign students foreign students will be given a or if they are married questionnaire asking! what they not have their spouses with would like to see in Utah and whether they would like to visit them. About 200 are from neighboring homes in the community. The foreign relations commit Canada; the other 200 are from tee has been meeting since last every continent of the world. Most speak English since BYU January. It has sponsored trial firesides and tours of students requires ability to speak the! to en language as this summer around the state. who Those rollment. have diffi-cmThe committee was organized with English attend a upon the invitation of BYU Dean special English class at BYU. of Students, Wesley P. Lloyd who Wednesday at 11 a.m., at the wrote: Berg Drawing Room Chapel with Max Bray, exalted riuler of Elks Lodge No. 849, officiating. Friends may call Tuesday at the mortuary from 6 to 8 p.m. and Wednesday prior to services!. Burial will (Continued from Page One) be in Garden of Devotion, East Consolidate Lawn Memorial Hills. ministering multiple judge courts, Warren said. VOUR DEBTS However, the judge said, the moves have not been enough. Mrs." Colleen H. KEARNS "The result, quite candidly, is Montoya, 28, 4061 S. 4980 W., that our federal judicial system died Saturday. is Have Just barren of the modern largely RICHFIELD Henry Ludvig Christensen, 78,' died Thursday; concepts of administration which 1 funeral Monday at 1 p.m. Rich are so familiar and so much in field Sixth LDS Ward chapel. use in the executive departments see the NORTH OGDEN Mrs. Hattie of and private busi government C. Hooks, 89, died Saturday; fu Alan with ness." neral was today. HOLLADAY Douglass Gibson Friendly Finance Plan LOS ANGELES (UPI) At son B. of James 2, LaFevers, torney Ross L. Malone. Q.ick Convenient Confidential and Margaret Gibson LaFevers, old on oil, gas and pub authority 1680 Meadowmoor Rd., died Fri lic utmty law from Roswell. N.M. day; funeral Tuesday at 2 p.m., today ' pi rin was elected president of the m H y Holladay Community Congrega American Bar Association. tional Church. f Malone, a practicing attorney in Roswell' for a Quarter of a cen tury, succeeds Charles S. Rhyne, wasnington, D.C.. as head of the association. He will take office Friday at the close (Continued from Page One) of tne, ABA convention. Charles E. Whittakerj who has appeals jurisdiction over the eighth district which includes Arkansas. The announcement! said Whit taker deemed it "more appropri ate" for the full court to rule on the momentous case. Rites Set married Clifford Young Provo Woman Succumbs at Home of Son ...... ....... ........ ........ ....... ........ ...... . ...... : . Faubus Dies ........ .Cocony Std Oil Cal Std Oil N J Texas Co Timk R Bear 71 43 43 25 107 31 29 25 107 Va ......... ........ 31 29 NEW 73 29 21 60 47 Zl V4 ..i Steel (UPD an irregularly jAares highlighted moderately active stock higher, a 1 1 73 29 - Woolwortb, 55 71 55 ...... Steel Shares Highlight Active Market 51 51 v Transamer Un Carbide Un Pacific Unit Air Lin Unit Pk City U S Steel Utah P and L West Air Lin 47 F At The Movies Monday,1 August 25 : AcademyGunman's Walk, and The World Was His Jury. Paramount Carv Grant. 4- - YORK market. There were only a few changes a. fractional area and utsid thM were chiefly among the steels. U.S. steel. Eastern ' Stain less, Lukens, Armco rose a point or more and Jones & Laughlin, Bethlehem, Republic and Youngs- town Sheet & Tube added major fractions was another upCurtis side feature with a gain of more than a point. Firestone rose near ly 1 in the tires. Automatic Can teen gained a point and Revlon was up more than 1. Motors were steady to firm. Most oils improved fractionally. Rails showed modest improve ment in most issues. There were a few big opening blocks 6,000 shares Curtiss Wright; 8,200 Revlon but trading generally was moderate. The first hour totaled 590,000 shares compared with 590,000 on Friday. What's Playing Indiscreet, with Another Pioneer Motor Vu Time, Another Place, and Cattle Empire. IEHT Royal Closed. AMERICAN FORK Coral Maracaibo, with Cornel Wilde. Starlite This Happy Feeling, t " off-camp- us - v 1 . L. ,..... PROVO ! - Tuesday for Jconette ....... ed jv. and Run of the Arrow. PLEASANT GROVE Grove From Hell to Texas, with Don JMurray. OREM Geneva No Time for Sergeants, and Raw Edge. The Bravados, with Scera Gregory Peck. Timpanogos The Vikings, and Brush Fire (Continued from Page One) f "We are still working on a way to finance this through state aid We might give aid to the district to Which kids transferred. We con- sidered an ad valorem tax, but the constitution is against it." Registration at Central, which more than 1,900 white students at tend, continued today. It wlil con tinue through tomorrow. An NAACP leader had said that seven of the nine Negroes who en tered Central last year under the protection of troops of the 101st airborne division will register to day or tomorrow unless they are advised beforehand that their records have been transferred to Horace Mann (Negro) school. Six of the Negroes are still in Washington, where they are sup posed to receive $1,000 scholar ships tonight. Only one, Thelma Northershead, is in Little Rock. School Board Responsible The school board would still be responsible for budgetary matters within the district. But only the Igislature could decide whether a district would be segregated or integrated. Prison Inmate (Continued from Page One) J across the back of the neck was the cause of death. Medical tech nician Albert G. Van Otten said Vemer had been dead about two hours when he was found Sunday night at--. 9: 30 p.m.. A search was started when he was missed at the 9 p.m. count. Officers said he bad been acting "very nervous" for several days tain at Erda. More than 1,200 acres have been blackened by the blaze thus far. FloocLTide. The fire has burned steadily SPRINGVILLE since it was kindled early Satur Art City The Law and Jake day by an electrical storm over the area. It is burning scrub oak Wade, and Maracaibo. Rivoli High School Confiden brush and dry forage grasses. BLM officials said the condition tial, with Ru&s Tamblyn, SPANISH FORK of the area in the Oquirrhs has Arch Teacher's Pet, with made it extremely difficult to (Continued from Page One) Clark Gable. make headway against the new Tired Solons hbiaze. PAYSON Huish Gunman's Van HeOin. Grasses and scrub oak are "tin der dry" from a four months " NEPHI drouth that has brought less than Venice The Gift of Love, with one-hainch of measureable rain Lauren Bacall. fall. Walk, with I j lf HEY - Don't Miss The Academy Theatre's Giant KIDS! ! BACK-TO-SCHO- OL MARATHON MOVIES ""TUBS- - Aug. JMHE!! ONLY ge BIG 26" "OFF LIMITS" Bob Hope Mickey Booney Plu 1 Color Cartoons AT 1 THURS AUC 28 "Dayey Crockett A The River Pirates" Fess Parker Plus 3 Color Cartoons P.M SHARP! SAT., Aug . 30 "Night Passage James Stewart Audie Murphy Plus -3 Color Cartoon Tickets Now. on Sale at Our Boxoffice Single Ticket Price 25c Per Show!, JOIN requested hower. President by Eisen j Achievements Lauded Knpwland said the second session of the 85th Congress "had a good batting average."- - But he said "in general the Democrats pressed ; for greater spending" and th Republicans "were in strumental" In blocking it. Johnson said the achievements pf the session were made through a "non - partisan effort" brought forth because "the problems be fore the American people are non - partisan." He said the American people demanded re sponsible government. The achievements from passing Alaskan widely statehood to beefing up the housing and highway programs expanding Social Security, estab lishing a space agency and adopt ing a Pentagon reorganization plan. n d, - Maude H. Buckley Ashton, 64, Englewood, Colo, former Provo resident, died Monday morning at the Presbyterian Hospital in Englewood. She was born Aug. 24, 1894, In Provo, the daughter of Jonathan and Elizabeth Hatton Buckley. She attended school in Provo and graduated from Brigham Young In March, 1913, she Academy. married Lester C. Ashton in Provo. They made their home in Ely, Nev., later, moving ;to Idaho and to Ogden establishing their home in Provo in 1935. He died in 1938. In 1943 she moved to San Diego, later moving to Portland, then made her home in Englewood last December. She was a member of the LDS Church serving as Relief Society teacher and president of the YWMIA. She is survived by one son and two daughters: Harold Lester Ashton of San Diego, Mrs. Howard (Leah) Feast, Englewood, Mrs. L. L. (Donna Mae) Graham of Fort Bliss, Tex.; five grandchildren; two brothers and one sister, Mrs. Parley (Edith) Hafen of Salt Lake City, Ross Buckley of Provo, Harold R. Buckley of Great cratic congressional te ty -- place to pay Money , 48-vea- r- y High Court 80-year-- mum - . . ... -- As Close as Your Phone Just roll your t ' pieces into a bun dle and send them to the TROY . . . WASHED EDGEMONT The Edgemont Second LDS Ward will hold a "Hawaiian Luau" today beginning at 5:30 p.m. until 8:15 p.m. at the GRAxPark. The feast is being sponsored by the Aaronic Priesthood members as ax local building fund activity. Every member of the ward is invited to attend. Members are asked to bring their own eating utensils. Scott Petersen, of Pleasant View, will be the chief cook . hard-to-d- o ii IRONED - lor example: . iff" IT V" I I I sr I I if W Ml mhlF 4 sheets m0 fcl MM M 4 Pillow Slips 1. Tablecloth 4 Napkins 2 Dish Towels k A Heal Value at oniy 4 Wash Cloths 5 Bath Towels FR o Complete With I nncrspring Mattress PHONE 3-49- o ALL FOR ONLY 80 DOWN and $5.45 per month 375 VESTCZNTC- t- PROVO iv 1) STANDARD TWIN SIZE leaders MUCH MORE! DIAL FR 3-70- 01 FLORAL 201 Wost, 1st South i pre-requisi- Utah Obituaries Building Fund "Hawaiian Luau' Scheduled Tonight ideas. Moreover, political observers noted much of the legislative program was tailored to help Democrats, hold Congress in the fall elections when all of the House F30V0 le Chief Justice Falls, Mont Funeral services Friday ait 10 a. m. at Berg Drawing Room chapel with Bishop Richard L. Larsen officiating. Friends may call at the mortuary Friday prior to services. Burial will be in Pro vo City; Cemetery. and a third of the Senate seats are on the ballot. Democrats and Republicans alike called this a "spending Con gress. But the absence of a spending downhold was largely dictated, legislators said, by the "Sputnik No Spending Downhold scare" which disclosed this counThe President got more than try's lag in missile development his supporters expected,, although at the session's opening. most of the bills landing on his desk bore the imprint of Demo SAY SO Only Capacity Sold Mrs. Morin Morin, Sept. 13, 1917, in Ely, Nev. They later re ceived their endowments in the Logan LDS Temple. service While Mr. Morin was-iin World War I she taught school in Ely and in Eureka, Utah. After his return they niade their home in Baker, Ore., where he was a rancher. He died June 5, 1945, and she maintained her home in Baker and taught in Baker County schools. She moved to Utah in 1952 and lived in Lindon with her son. She moved to Provo in 1955. She was a member of the LDS Church, serving as a Primary teacher and president of the Primary, Sunday School teacher, literary teacher in the Relief Society, and served a stake mission in Union Stake in Baker. She is survived by one son and four daughters: Arthur R. Morin, Mrs. Luin (Elsie) Rock-wooMrs. RitaRae Stapley,- all of Provo; Mrs. Lolo K. (Janet) Juncker, Forest Grove, Ore.; Mrs. Russ (Ina) Castleberry of Hayward, Calif., 22 grandchildren; two brothers, John Steel Shipp of Salt Lake City and Charles Franklin Shipp of Baker, Ore. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 10:30 a.m., Berg Drawing Room chapel with Bishop Ralph Britsch officiating. Friends may call at the mortuary Monday evening from 6 to 8 and Tuesday prior to services. Additional services will be held at the West and Co. Mortuary, Baker, Ore., Thursday at 2 p.m. Burial will be in Mt. Hope Cemetery, Baker. are-sing- j janged FLOWERS Get Your Tickets Now In Colorado married Charles Arthur trict. 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