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Show 10 Softening Stc:I fAnr!:ct En:bnrrc:c33 I Controls OHftfcb In Wa2!p ' DriS tbotrc! DAILY HgRALD FRIDAY, MARCH 7,' 1351. Ptotp. Otih Ownty. Utah ng too-soo- n - - , t!27 . . -- Farm Bureau Leaders Meet - has-bee- AUen-Lanterbac- . i fC Ti . 71 In Korea vrrrrt the ztu 1,853,910 Tote! WASHINGTON1 (UP Americac'. DIV. XN KOHXA Pfc TTJIlara B. Xowdr. whose wife, Suiiene, serriceroen suffered 113.310 battle casualties" .throajiiost the lives at 731 N. Uth, E.Ptoto, wcrld .frota the Korean outbreak has won the combat ' into last Dec. SI, accordini to De- Utah, fcadse, symbel c ths fense Secretary Robert A. Lorett. fantryman t'.ihxlr.f man, while The Curt Includes all nUitary front-lin- e' personnel treated for diseases and ervinf In Korea with the4-t2- i. injuries. Of the total. c Division. . Lovett said. M.7 percent returned Infantry The badfe shows tiny Eeve . to active duty. , Was- Cintlock rifle Lorett disclosed the figure In a luUonary mounted axalnat a blue rectanxle letter to Sen. WUllam T. KnowUnd which is surrounded by a wreaih... ho protested recently on' The Oklahoma National Guard the defense fMvtsiGn left the U.S. early 'In the Senate floor-th-at secretary had refused to divulge rSSl and ' trained extensively oa. casualties to htm. tht Japanese, island ofJIokkaido Lovett warned that the term before it was committed to Korea "non-battl-e , casualties, was -"mls-- in T3ccembeTv he said. Lowder. a mortarmaa In Heavy It Includes, leadlnf. ' ererythlnx from a , simple head Mortar Company, of the' ache to a major surgical operation. Infantry Regiment, entered th from a minor bruise to a serious army .Oct. S4, 19SO. . injury caused by en. automobile . f i In Berkshire County of England accident. "these flxurea Incmde Che repeated , are the villages of Upper Wallop. "In thoosand of cases, he said. admission of the same lndiridoaL Middle Wallop and Nether Wallop. Taft-tisenho- ' non-bat- ue . w- en - (R-Cal- ), -- non-batt- le 1 lth - i 1 j Dqh'tpblayClian (Enclose 20c for each copy you want us to mall.) Dally Herald. " Provo, Utah . Gentlemen: Kindly mail a copy of your Central Utah Progress " .. ' Ct:ili Pcv;c"c7 A Aivtlf t4ea4ofchIUcisn4lptces u1 . . )I Edition of March 16 to , each of the following: :r Name f , h linked la speculation wiih virtually every conceivable GOP ""candidate. Noting that one candidate for delegate is pledged to fcim, h commented Jokingly that people have been so busy "placing me in others' camps' that "they have not as yet tried to Jockey me Into coming out for myself.' While candidates and their supporters concentrated, on New Hampshire, another contest shaped up in New Jersey. All - three were entered in the state's presidential preference - primary before the deadline. Stassen supporters also challeng ed 'the state organisation' slate of convention delegates by Cling can didates for 20 of the 33 delegate lobs. Tart's managers, who filed no delegate candidates, believe they can- claim some of the or ganization delegates. ' ! Husband of Proyo Korea 'Non-Battle Ccntc:t l!.-:!::roPrir.- delegates to the GOP nominating By RATMOVD LAHB WASHINGTON (UP) Senate Re- convention, have been entered for publican Leader Styles Bridges Taft, Eisenhower and Gen, Douglas neutrality MacArthur. proclaimed his strict GOP presisaid his name has been Friday in the heated In his home Bridges dential primary battle state of New Hampshire. New Hampshire votes next Tues day in the nation's leadoff primary of 1852 and the first test between Gen. Dwtght D. Elsenhower and ... . Sen. Robert AJtTaft, who are con CITY UP V Action ( LAKE SALT sidered the chief contenders for by resolution on several federal the GOP presidential nomination. governmental problems" loomed Gov. Sherman Adams, Sen. Friday as the Western States rarm Charles W. Tobey. and other New Bureau conference began its ses Hampshire Republican leaders are sions here, i . backing Elsenhower in tne naro slated for discussion in the lifought campaign. n described sts te meeting were such topics as Although he as a Taft supporter, Bridges has alternate plans for universal milinever endorsed any candidate. tary training, the national budget and the St, Lawrence Seaway proj"I hare, still do and shall con ect. ..,-.tinue to maintain my neutral, post Two AFBF "officials from Chition in this campaign." he said and Harry New Hampshire Republicans will cago.choose among - Eisenhower, Taft Bryson, assistant secretary - treas and Harold E. Stassen In the presi urer and . field service direct fNZA TelepAa' dentlal preference "popularity" respectively, were directing Una contest. Slates of candidates to be discussions. FOUND IN COHA-Actr- esa Merkel (above) is in a coma in a Santa Monica. Calif., hospital from w an. overdose of sleeping NEW YORK Each new sign ducts is tabled pending settlement adds to of the steel wage-pri- ce dispute. of softening steel market the embarrassment . of controls The - pressure .for decontrol is officials in Washington, according to the explosion to The Iron Age, national metal-worki- fast growingmills that would like Some Doint now Even they weekly. sen more to xrusxrated custorealize what industry has been to mers who lack tickets are advishowlin about for some um to hurry to Washington that some civilian steel users were ing them " controls officials aware cut back too soon and too sharply. to make This is expected of situation. the To deepen their embarrassment.- the terrific rate of steel to add plenty of fuel to( the fire. ror many weeks botn steei pro Droduction widens the sap be tween udd1v and permitted use ducers and consumers have been I of some products every day. Many telling The Iron Age that civilian ana .consumers (including awo max-er- s) users were cut back haven't been using all the too deeply. Yet Washingtonto.condo (Controlled Materials Plan tickets trollers have been slow a soft.allotted them. They aren't inter- anything about it. Signs ot steel pro ested in getting more steel sheets ening market for some if they can't also get more copper ducts have been I piling up , fqr and aluminum which are also more than three monms. . The amount that controls have ; In the past 'few weeksd ,contr61s been relaxed is hardly drop in the bucket to what some industry officials have practically-reversesources recommend. While it was their appraisal of the steel mir ket. (1) They have revoked sec- to be expected that controls off i blonde coond auarter cutbacks for some cials would be reluctant to relax pills.' The consumers. (2) They have boosted their grip on distribution, the medienne was found by a nurse - some who bad been attending her for quarter allotments for civ- delay in the steel wage price ' . to fa siege of influenza. ilian use. (3) They have eased settlement is causing them construction restrictions. (4) They drag their feet even, more. Wash. ORDEAL SPEEDED UP have reached . a definite decision ington policy has been, opposed GAFFNEY. S.C.' CU.R The long to decontrol secondary mill pro- to decontrol of any product that ordeal of turn up in short having all his teeth ducts, though formal announcer might later pulled was speeded up slightly ment Is being withheld pending supply. A strike (still a very real Arthur E. .Moore. He was on agreement on what constitHjes a possibility) would do just that to for his way home from the dentist steel. are secondary product. (5) They after having several teeth pulled considering raising legal invenMotor vehicle taxes, were the when he "blacked out" at the tory ceilings for some consumers. chrome-stainle- ss money: raiser, for the Iowa wheel of hi car. The car crashed lifted have biggest (8) They Delast year, providing into a utility; pole. Moore lost government CMP. out of steels control of more prime mill pro- - 35 per cent of all state revenues four more teeth. - fcj :r7 Name r ..Address ry .....Address .............Address. ...............Address' Name Name ,.'1 SBBaSBBSlSBBWSBBS tho Most Popular in Our Store. Ariel Vo Can Recommend their Good Quality 1o t h c. Housewife and A Real Big Savings I Most Particular Del Monte Foods Are this Wce!c--En- Early Garden 2 Cans PEAS 37c PRUNE JUICE 31c 1 STEWED TOMATOES . Na2 Cart Ready to Serve ..49c for 6 35c for $1.08 .... Case , of mmg "''. I. 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