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Show 4 ? - FRIDAY, FEBRUARY Lee Vetoes, DAILY "HERALD 25, 1955 Countv: Utah Utah tin r S. L. barbel Quotations - Furnished by J" A. Hojle and Company. Member of New York Stock Exchanre 35 N University Ave. Phone 4467 ,. Rails Indust .68 9.50 1 35.00 62 9.00 147.94 .39 Equity Oil J. 430,000 408.91-1- .39 7 32.00 First Sec. Corp Noon' 98Q.0OO 407.892.41 147.39 .94 Justheim .09 , 1 p.m.'! Mtn. Fuel Supply 29.50 1,370.000 407.48 2.82.147,52 ,81 4.00 Oil Incorporated SALT LAKE STOCK MARKET Utah pwr. & Light 41.00 Bid Asked Listed Stocks , :: '11 a.m.' Oil- ;;: English ' - ' 1 no ' ! 30.00 5.00 43.00 19.00 .. ,08 ;....'......$ 2.02Va Bullion 7 i Cardiff Chief-Xo- ......... n. 2.07 1,00 .85 .18 .86 . , Majestic Oil Mammotfr '& .21 .08 .28 Mng. " Mono Kearsjrge Nail Driver ... New Park North Lily " ........ North- Standard Oil Securities Alco '.03 Apache .07 .02 .16 .30 3.62 Atomic Columex ...... Big Indian ...'.;... .86 v .05 ! ,. .044 ? A33 )- Sen- -The approve John Marshall Gov. ready Harlan's nomination to the By UNITED PRESS J. Bracken Lee today vetoed a bill Tnurt Vit which would have, given Salt Lake no vote was likelv. Snowplows followed by feed-lad- today. a water mill four sewer and City ThP Pnmmitt.. . woif -- ln trucks broke through huge snow- hh levy. dozen iestn rof & J The governor said the measure the nomination in a closed sheep isolated by was vetoed because it did not call y uciuic ucdimg irom nanan. pen. About for a special election on the pro John 10,000 sheep have , been Marshall Butler said 7 the7 jemaining 12.D00 fed and posal. Harlan full a may testify" nearly much-debated head will be reached soon. The bill had been 7 ; ,. Dean Robinson, county agent at amended to include a special elec- day. to delete identified ruua oumy. wyomxng, saw. tion and then said there probably the voter-appeprovision. would be only three or four votes "There! is 00 Possibility whatso-i- n VJ Le said , a "principle of good committee against Harlan, who f?ef we will have to use an air-a- s faith" was involved because ne naa 'j Robmsri sald; nominated by President Eisen-!llf- t' of the allowed imposition originally howei t6v succeed the late Justice; Earlier, winds whipped the snow 'V-k.- in wiui uic "V"""' DnhM H .TanVsnn Rut enmo cpn.;in n v ffround hIl77arH f h1Hni speciar election was to be called .. gueh as 0Hn D Jonnston (D. ranchers from the flocks. after the first year the tax was SO and William (R-NThe storm brought little new-snocollected. The city. ignored: the elec J were on record as Langer him. to the frozen Wyoming ranch opposing ' " tion provision," "without just reason Harlan's foes argued- - that he country. But the ! or cause, tne governor saia. the "Atlantic Union" move winds tugged and churned t h favors An election would be necessary ment and aA- - 'might make the United tons of snow left by last weekend'! only once and could be held with States subservient to the United blizzard. J . DOLLAR DAY 'CROUpSr Shoppers throng downtown Provo as thejbig Dollar Day sales open today municipal elections xhis fall, Lee Nations. j The snow drifted across highand continue Saturday1 under sponsorship of the Retail Merchants' Council of the Provo Chamber said. of of Commerce. Some the finest bargains ever offered are now on sale in Provo stores. ways so fast that plow clearing the way for five feed-loadSALT LAKE CITY, (UP) ft Su-nrp- m; wsseT ' 6.40 32.52 15.33 17.11 31.33 27.36' .03 '. onjiniod (R-M- ' d) to-15,0- ed - al l' y . w .7 ' K trucks Thursday couldn't Nehru Says Chiang Atomic Sub get through; , Near Should GiveiUp Sweetwater, Wyo., ranchen Back to Sea found the body of Sam Myers, 42, The in GROTON, Conn. (UP) sagebrush. He Quemoydnd Matsu atomic powered submarine. Naut- apparently left his snowbound ed Arrow Atlas . ............. .10 , .20 3.37 .81 J - .25 .0- 7- .. Levy Bill ' jt-v- 1 .19 . . . v 1.52i Dragon East Standard .... .14 .29 . . V. . East Utah .10 . Eureka Bullion Eureka Lilly Con... .062 ill1 3 Great .Western Madison Mines MUTUAL FUNDS Affiliated Fund .... 5.91 Boston Fund , ,J. . . 30.08 726 Fundamental Ihy. 13.99 1.60 .142 Incorporated Inv. 15.83 Mass." Inv. Trust 28.98 .31 .12 25.10 Wellington Fund .07 .13 URANIUM CD MPANIES Combined Metals".. V.17 Cons. Eureka ...... ' .85 Croff Oil "777..;.. J Utah soutnern oil us.uu $ .09 Vi ill i OVER THE COUNTER5 DOW JONES llourlvt . l Vol ' K I 1 rdi.WAt fJ MIS n r, 4-M- Confirmation Of Trucl (5 v Harlan Appears Reach Snowed-l- n To Be Assured WASHINGTON (UP ate Judiciary Committee appeared Sheep in Wyoming to .08 .02 .57 .11 .04 .20 .0114 ....... ....... Dollar Day B arg a i ns Attract Many Shoppers Driver Serio usly .18 .03 Hurt in Crash .60 ; .13 J .04 Into Utility Pole .23 .021,2 . snow-cover- ed - - " , NEW- DELHI, India (UP) Hlus, after spending a month in dry truck a half mile away and tried Cherokee i. checks .19 ; dock undergoing Nehru , and to walk three' miles to his. rancli Park. City Con. .'. Pjrime Minister Jawaharlal Chute. Canyon ...... x Lwere "of 7 crowded of for : Hundreds 5.50 coat ". Rico Argentine .. . 4.90 sale said todav that Nationalist China getting a. fresh buyers especially bought paint, went home. ".IL .02 Conlanche to to this the .0454 streets durthe at sea v to .05 reduced cost Richard L. Brown, 26, 137 B. Pr6vr should evacuate Quemoy and Mat- back begin public today morning during Royston Coalition" .OS? Ranchers estimated - that about .06 Congo to ing tne uouar uays. nnual Dollar the oi semi n usDuuaers .42 final mais. China Red the off. was pnase Days Silver King V'vsi . . .38 islands Su Street, reported Springville, just i24,000 1.00 .87 Cons. Uran. sheep were snowbound ia of bargains offerto be "holding his own' at Utah hie first The Nautilus spent 148 hours south central A check with several merchants J .04 ; Elaterlte Silver Shield .3 .85 .95 r Wyoming. .18 . .16 Swansea Valley Hospital afterf his 1955 ed through The Daily Herald ad- about noon indicated ithat many step toward any Formosan settle- - under nuclear power during the 7.50 7.75 winds ? and High " -.- : possible snowi columns Wednesday people have taken advantage of ment. week of Jan. .15 Tintic Standard during which it Plymouth went out of control this vertising .42 .38 I'lf- riGreennver .. ; uere for forecast loday as the and miles than ;7 more 1,000 cruised semi-annu91 as is United Park City c .87 it hit ice on U. S. evening. the sale, and Provo's Nehru said this necessity morning .04 Intermountain .03" new rescue into ranchers grouped Dollar Day s will continue promotion can be termed suc- 'generally recognized by the coun- - made more than 50 shallow dives. 3.6212 Utah Idaho Sugar1 f 3 25 north of Strong Construction Com . . .07 .06" crews. Imperial . .10Vi .10 West Toledo, . ..i Successfully passing these prepany, and crashed into a steel through Saturday. 7 cessful, according to Bob Thom- h nf thP. WeKt." .07 .06 Interstate "... All stores .28 . Williston Basin : v26 of types participated, as, chairman of the Retail Mer- He described the Nationalist Hminary tests, the Nautilus got its A vaster cold wave was moving light "pole. .28 .31 Jolly Jack was launch into the East, dropping temperand soft goods chants Council of Provo Chamber occupationof Quemoy and Matsu, first overhaul since with both hard .02 .02 Investigating officer; Deputy King Midas atures 15 to 25 degrees, and it was at of Commerce. J"ui t bargain prices. ,.:hini Mnfk the Communist Dorts Sheriff Merrill Smith !:7said the offered, .04 .05 Lavender . submarine the below zero in most of the upper could be huge Some merchandise today Early of A'moy and Foochow as "intol Lisbon 6.50 6.757 car traveled 333 feet, after it went1 7 Thames River the down cruised Other $1. for Mississippi Valley. bargains erable." Mohawk . .01 .02. out of control,- - and before it purchased Sound and headed Sub-zer- o into Island Long ParliaIndian told the into readings included 11 be a steel light pole, crashed Mt. Peale Nehru ' .06 .06 where it will llow at In Atlantic out into the Mich , nine be be could no ment that country Comstock .20 .22 completely demolishing!; the car. checks on its torpedo low at Houghton, continue Lone six force an to j allow Rock, .i The driveiK suffered ihead and .01 IT enemy .02 i mi.!. -wm expected Olympic 1J ui below at InternationalWis.: andMinn. mciuue armament.; j.ms a few within NEW YORK (UP) Selling i n OL Jato . Falls, to occupy islands .04 .05 -leg injuries and considerably loss ' firing of dummy and practice tor- aircrafts and some of the steels Pioneer . .21 .25 of blood, Deputy Smith (said. miles of its mainland. the the In West, temperature pedos. The Nautilus' returns to port .02 Vi .02 highlighted a.,m'fefer stock market Redm-a29 degrees to six below Only after Quemoy and Matsu ifnnisrht, hut Sfltur.Uropped aPain . oit erK J ,..4-r J 1. . . .04 .04 .today. v have been evacuated, ne said, ..0..-' Republic anf.v,nr and steer- t. seven The list still was urider the psy- Royal off men licopters picked .10 .11 Twelve FORK AMERICAN 26 degrees to two above at Havre', ;Wm it be possible to take up the chological influence of the sharp Seagull .03 .02 new members were initiated into ine DieaK, treeless slopes of MtvIquestion of Formosa and the Pes- - ine. v Mont k. noi : announcea avy . that, i Rncitno in which credit vnctoo,. British yes- Shamrock .01 crimp .02 Liajr in me laic, wjcaoores. the National Honor ' Society of the j v.oi,ti deep dives will be made on either In Canada, searchers sighted winds and avalanches whichj Nehru advised caution in .17 terday blasted1 the London stock Silver Buckle ..... .15 senior high school Monday evebut will be undertaken later, seven persons missing aboard a market. London stocks rallied to Standard Uran. ... 1.37 down the mountain' niinu th ticklish and danger day, to custom, the 1.62 ning. the Nautilus also will undergo Royal Canadian Mounted Polic According Then ill ' ,. :. day, Stardust Uran IV.., 07V4 . .07 and served a where 11 Navy men died in a packed situation and said that speed runs. pledgees prepared ft plane in" the barren wastes of th In New Yorl. losses in the Sun Uran. .19 .22: is taken, the the already active plane crash eight days ago; course for whatever banquet northwest territories: The temper: shares ranged to 2 points Temple Mtn: .16 .18 i The seven-ma- n members. rescue team re- solution should be "negotiated , ature was 50 below zero, but all in Chanee-Vough- t. a lost Boeing, Texas Uran. ...... .02 . .02 Vicki Durrant was mistress of covered one unidentified body ib peacefully," seven persons were - alive. General and V2 Number of reportable diseases ceremony fora program which the twisted debris of a Navv Nen-- . Dynamics .11 point Timco , .13 Continued From Page One in Utah County climbed slightly was followed Once again, overcast skiea and points. Douglas opened 1 points Upetco .35 .30 by theceremony in, tune bomber strewn over 500 yards; last a: higher at' 132 and held there. of total week, reaching Uranus .... .02 .03 Whitney Roy Brockson, Harold unfavorable weather forced further which seven Seniors and five of the mountain s perilous slopes. 4 118 as compared with 106 the Bethlehem Steel" led its section Uran. .07 Smith, Clay Peterson Harry Jack .08 King Juniors were accepted as new However, Ma j. Wayne L. Daniel, of an atomic blat 57 cses were week before. .down" with a decline 'of more than Uran. Services Only Kenneth Russell and Wilford 'postponement son, .01 .02 David presiYoung, members. at Las Vegas, iMev. Mix-U- p a point. U. S. Steely Republic, and Utida ...... reported for the same week in dent, was in charge.. Arlor Shel- flying safety officer at Elmendorf of Idaho Falls. . all 85 Hammond, .90 1954. Air Force Base and a member Youngstown Sheet &.Tiibe declpied Utah Vernal .05 , .06 is faculty advisor. Reports said that the brakes on ley Still of at the the ground, party, said efforts head the list of;, fractions. Walters ... ........ .03 cabooses lockfcd automatically, the .04 was chicken pox, reporting 42 The new members are Sherren to recover the remaining ten Automobile' shares- dipped small West States butthe 'two big liars continued to .02 ;03 Lola HeaJey, Ronald bodies hikfc to be abandoned bec a s e s, distributed throughout Skousen, " amounts. It WASHINGTON apslide down the tracks on the icy Relievi (UP) .WV .03 Yankee .... Leon Provo. 2d; Payson, six; Santa-qul- n, Long, DonneuT Francom, cause the 3ives of the seven men ' " ' suffering fast, effectively be- rails. Railroad issues were steadier Yellow Cat the that .02 .03 Vi D. mixup today peared J. Chidester. Smith, Gln four; Orem, thrcse; Pleas were endangered. than other sections. Utilities also two The tween the White House and Capitol iocomotivestneanwhile, ant Grove, two; and American Scott, Seniors; Donna Dean, Ted held in a narrow area.-Leadi- ng oils SALES had Hill over Vickie land Dur Fork Jon stopped about 200 yards ahead, presidential messages Pulley, Springville, one each. Adamson, V Held around the previous- - closing which caused the o a b o o s e s to . solved. had been Mumps cases totaling 29, were rant, Marlene Monson, Juniors Cardiff 200 at 2.05, 7 levels. , .. into the rear of the other smash was in Anew system Provo, 15; Pleasant arranged by reported Chief Con. PFD 100 at 85. 7 cars. an and F a American House assistant White or k, Grove, eight; Combined Metals 2600 at 17. three; and Orem, Payson, and executive secretary to Speaker Sam The men in the cabooses were Cons. Eureka 200 at 85. one each. injured when they were thrown Rayburn. East Standard 17,000 at 14, 10,000 Santaquin, 15 cases eabh were mes-Totaling ! about by the impact,, officers said. Henceforth, all presidential at 14. InThree-oinfluenza and infection. the injured were taken i". strep Uaees at SDeaker's will the he left East Utah 1000 at:26. bALT LAKE CITY, (UP) fluenza was reported in ILehi, The om.ior.Ho an Idaho Falls hosDitai:' where on w UAUA . ,ifinn A ' Howell 5700 at 44. t..U-- , Uilltt, HI OUUH1UU j and "ldfive; Fork, Spanish three, two of them were listed in serious delivered to the office of: House Bryce S. McEwan, no age or Ketitucy-Uta- h Loveless Sav thiw storm is Mrs. Lily' Pearl 2200 at 1.25, Tily Pleasant and to Grove, Springville, Two were in sericondition. has-been others coming Utah.emocratic Leader John W.'Mc- address listed charged Little May 4000 at one each, while strep Hathenbrpok, 76. a former Provo Payson, St. a at ous condition snows are cormack of Massachusetts. Anthony hosin Provo City Court with driving Magnolia Lead & Oil 1000 at 11. infection wa s woman, died early .this morning Althpugh the predicted in Springreported "Sr said it was andofficers while under the influence, of pital, at the LDS Hospital in Salt Lake considerably oenind schedule, the; The problem came to light 2000 at ville, six; Payson. three; Miners Gold 1000 at and one men had of these that has said bureau liquor. Hearing'.today they nesdav when the House Democrat- , Pleasant Grove, Proyo, and City, following a stroke. i been continued to Mar. 1. a serious back will state the the injury. Another from south jc Naders complained the White strike, Mt. States Dev. 2000 at Funeral arrangements have Spanish Fork, two each'. to a.Rexburg crewman was taken Nev-Ta- h House was omitting the customary Oil"& Mng. 20,400 at 50 The eight cases of measles re not been completed as. yet, but die lumym. said they but attendants ,1.300 at 49. ported 'were distributed through burial will be in Provo. By tomorrow the storm is expect courtesy of sending them advance hospital, PRISON COMMENT condition his think serious didn't Con. 500 at 18, 5,000 out Provo, three; Pleasant Grove ivirs. natnenDrooK was Dorn m ed to coyer most of Utah, to be fol copies of President Eisenhower's Park City r and Springville; two each, and Prnvn Anril 14. 1879 t.h daiiPhtpr lowed by falling temperatures. STILLWATER. Minn. (UP) .7 , at 18. mack agreed that they had been messages to Congress. 4 A An account of the chaplain's ser 1 one. Lehi, of James Washington and Mary In the meantime, residents in the But Press Secretary James C. delivered. But nobody including Oil k Mng 7,000 at 4. Prosper 7' 1 mon at recent Sunday services, Silver Standard 1.000 it Whooping cough was reported BrittonLoveless. She was mar central and northern portions of Hacerty said the messages were McCormack bothered to look at Now Being Featured : in in the Santaquin, two cases, and ried to Claud Hathenbrook Of the state were , basking beneath being sent. Prison f reported Mirror, Swansea Con. 2,000 at JL6. were thrown out them and they At Your Favorite Store Springville, one case, while one Proyo, Feb. 25. 1897 in Eureka. clear skies, and a warmsun. publication - of the state peniten- - Tintic Standard 100 at 1.22. A clerk in the office oLMcCor' with the trash case of was each scarlet fejver . us Trans-Unionoted n He died in 1932. had one tlary here.;Oil 1,000 at 6. inpart: "Let reported in Lehi, Pleasant Grove, son, Ray, who diedThey not be ishamed of our faith, nor West Toledo 1,000 at Oct. t 24,000 and Springville. 1, 1942. One! case of She Lake at 10, 2,000 at 10. : in lived Salt has v X fear our enemies who laugh at us, City rheumatic fever was reported in . but fear worldly judges, as most of her married life. She was they Wilbert 1,000 at 3. are fickle ana unjust. Zuma 1,000 at 8. devotedmother and fine seam enienus jb rrpvo, auu one case astress MORE VISIBILITY! OVER and a member of the LDS of cancer in Salem. y -- 1 I I I I I I II II I scnooi aoseraeeism due to coldi Church. lS wrw. " SENSATIONALLY STEPPED-U- P POVCQ! and minor reasons amounted to She is survived by thrae grand13 per. cent in Paysoni, jtnine per children. n 'e Hathenbrook AMERICA'S SMARTEST TWO-TOMIN- G! cent in Orem, seven per cent in Barnhill and Calvin and Sandra Lehi, nine per cent in Pleasant Hathenbrook, all of Salt Lake AT NO INCREASE IN PRICES! Grove, and two perl cent in City; four I L l Provo. and a half-siste- r, Mrs. Emma .30 .17 ! ; - ; - - , . i take-advantag- . " - -- 17-2- 4, al . . Aircrdffs; Steels Lead Selling Honor. Society Gains Members ! ...... h . Copters Rescue Man Team ............. Re portable air-Cra- ....... ............ 1 LlZi . Disease Total Climbs Slightly . i - ! : Six Injured Presidential Message App ears Solved : ; t ,7- Lo)Gdti - - it Former Provoan Dies in Salt Lake Drunk Driving Charge Filed Another Storm Headed Th is Way ' 4 w L 1 f - r 3. ...- 4, 3. -- 4. Wed-weath- er j . . 4. . 9. , Att " j; i The Daily Herald GROWTH EDITION CARD OF THANKS ' ' ! DailyHerald .. y 7 Provo, Utah Please mail one copy of your March 6 "Progress Parade" Growth edition to each of the following: (Enclose: 15c for each copy you want mailed within the U. .S: or possessions. If you 'want extra copies delivered to your "door rather than mailed, . . i -- the-charg- is 10 cents per. copy.) e T Name ;.( Address Xame , . . Address . : ... . ;-- , .v Name . A Address Your Name t ; . 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