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Show DAI LY H ERALD MONDAY, MARCH ?4. 1952 Provo. Utah County. Utah 8 I By DICE TURNER CARNIVAL rs Seek Japanese Vast Shotgun Treasure TOJCYO oval-shap- $30,-00- ed a. a, T. at u. . on. Ctw. ism ay m Smw. ' . . "Oh, let ft go at that, Hopkins,! After ail. family hUtory says he.wa.nt on the level in real life eitherl" GLANCES SIDE Japan on Verge of Return To Independence as Nation .return are not without their ironic United Press Ferelja News Editor side. Ten ago. In the midst of The wheel of fortune has turned war, years was one of the world's Japan full circle for the Japanese. great military powers. Five years After seven years , of. being a ago. the Japanese were a defeated defeated and occupied nation, they people, stripped of their possessions and by their constitution are onthe verge of returning to pledged to "renounce forever," the In American troops to wage war or to maintain independence. right will become '".guest" troops, armed land,. sea or air forces.Japan to be withdrawn as joon as Japan defeated Today, the nation can defend herself. them is urging then to arm again are the people Economically, to take their place in the lineup better off than before Pearl Harbor. of nations against communism. be-National health standards, cause of work done by the occu- GenMatthew B. Ridgway spelled it out for the Japanese the other pation, are their highest in tohistory. ' .3 But the family of nations which day. a is are He said that the United Nations, the Japanese returning far different one than had been by going to the aid of Korea hoped in 1945. against the Communists, had And the conditions of Japan's;' staved off a very real Red threat rto japan as well as to boutn Korea And he warned that Communism in Japan is following the same path that it did in China. communist actions, he said, are proof "that the aims of the Soviet military power are now directed toward control of Japan. It is taken for granted that the Japanese will take the United and Ridgway's advice. SALT LAKE CITY (UP) For States' Premier Shigenf Yoshida's. gov mation of a sew Utah Air National ernment Is strongly Guard squadron, specifically de- nist. anwas to aircraft, fly jet signed Among the people, the Communounced Monday by the Utah adju nists are vocal but not overly popu tant general,. Brig. Gen. J. Wallace lar. The reds did have five seats West. in the Japanese senate but lost one The squadron will be activated of them in the last election. July 1 at the' Salt Lake ofairport Nationally, the Japanese are fully with an initial complement about aware .that the Russians refused 150 officers and men. to sign the Sin Francisco peace of full strength. last fall, and Russia still West said the squadron will be treaty not has' given satisfactory answers to its full complement as to the brought up whereabouts of some of 400 officers and men by Sep- 300,000 Japanese taken prisonerUjy tember. 1953. when the airport the Russians in the closing days expects to complete a new runway of world war II. capable of handling jet aircraft. . The airdrome's longest runwayj sow is 5480 feet, about 3500 feet short of the lesgtH needed for jet operations at Salt Lake City's 4400 foot elevation. , The adjutant general said many of the top positions in the new His squadron would be saved for offi cers and men who have been on NEW YORK, (UP) John Foster active duty with the 191st Fighter-Bomb- Dulles, republican adviser on for squadron of the Utah eign policy and .architect of the guard that was federalized last Japanese peace treaty, severed his . July. connections with the Democratic , Tours of federal duty for the administration Urs t Thursday, now at Utah guardsmen, Clovis, when the senate ratified the pact, N.' M., or in Korea, will begin an unimpeachable source said expiring next January, The 91st- Saturday. squadron was trained on propellerDulles dropped his affiliation driven Mustangs.V , with the State Department, be cause bis job was finished, the Police Battle Mobs in Rome PHIL-NEWSO- -- uutnf ''Te -- ' ' , Inct he started, the school 'I don't like that new driver bua is always right on time!" FUNNY BUSINESS B Sjj .." ; o o O a7?r? -- V Bus Strike Called Off Until April 2 , x town house in New York City. He the weekend at his SAN FRANCISCO (UP Ne- was, spending home. d Pacific From, time - to - time. Dulles gotiations in Greyhound bus strike were recess- plans to make speeches and write ed Monday in an angry atmosphere magazine articles, as be has done of union. charges that the company in past, and in some instances is "not interested" in a settlement. he the will voice disagreement ' with A series of week-enconferences, administration policies, informbroke up Sunday with almost, no ant said. It was pointedtheout. how- progress being made to end the lever, that Dulles always has exdispute. Federal conciliator Omar pressed disagreement with Presi-jdeHoskins said the next meeting will Truman and Secretary of take place on- or before April 2. State Deafl'Acheson whenever they The strike began Feb. 2 when nave not seen N the company rejected union demands, for a five-da- y week, and other benefits. The walkout forced 100,000 persons who daily use Pacific Greyhound to find other means of transportation in seven western states. f:. ;.,. the"22-day-ol- d ; nt - : eye-to-ey- e. Robot Plays Ticktacktoe Center or Ph. IrBT'l ' - " . ; , , 4L Exchance 44. Nurseries 47. Musical Instrumentj dc Instruction 80. Home furnishing 51. Appliances 52. MiscclUneoua For Sal 54. Pet 97. Spoctfnff Good IMMEDIATE openings for qualified, riveters. welders. boilerraaker. -ProContact Mr. Anderson. vo 35S or call at 295 W. Phone 1st N. RU4 WOMAN to ear for Invalid elderly ladv in her home. Ph. 130 1 J befor a. ro. after S30 p. m. 347 6 8 3rd E. m24 WAITRESS wanted, contact mansrer Kirk's Drive Inn Cafe. Orem. Utah. ' .' St Equipment PnotocrsDhv Livestock-Poultr- y 65. Farm Equipment St Coal 68. Euel-O69. Heatina Equipment 70. Insurance 73. ' Money to Loan 74. Money Wanted 76. Bldfi.. Storaae Land. Vte. 79. For Rent. Furn. Apt. 80. For Rent. Unfurn Apt. 81. For Rent. Houses 83. Rooms Room St Board 85. Miscellaneous for Rent 87. Wanted to Rent 89. Real Estate Exchange 92. Business Opportunities 95. Real Estate for Sale 97. Real Estate Loans 99. Real Estate Wanted 10L Auto For Rent 59. u. 102. 105. 107. 108. v109. 110 f mZ5 t ATTRACTIVE rlrl. with office eirpert- -i enoe. knowledye, of bookkeepiny. Apply Box 663 Daily Herald. m25 - 62.- - Used .Gar . Salesman - Excellent cportunity'for ' producer . " Leg Wasdert tpply Mover Trsllers-Truck- s Autos Wanted Automobiles Spanish Fork Automobiles SprinaTvlUe fcek' eWiA l llil AUW V sV XsV SALES N. 5th W. Phone ,2650 Automobile. 14. Instruction " 1 I I - I I I I N E IS' 234 7 J. S20 . BABY SHOES BRONZED for lifetime remebrance.s. service. Nate Morctn Jewel-erm28 110 W. Center. Ph. 57. BICYCLES AND TRICYCLES NEW Schwinns and, Taylor tricycle. , Overhauling, paintina and trade-i- n. Used Md. Fereuson' Bike Shop. I - I 795 State Street. Pit al 1118. BUTTONHOLES DI 'Vl?,! .i? .'L i By RUTH GMEINER WASHINGTON (UP) Mrs. Truman can be as evasive as the President about where the hope to spend the next four years. The first lady proved that she, too, is skillful at dodging questions when she took a group of newspaper women on a tour of the family quarters of the renovated Tru-ma- ns White House, Sunday. It was a rare opportunity for the reporters since Mrs. Truman v never holds" press conferences. ! : . ! . 10 Words for' SPRING IS HERE1 FIRS" ACE CLEANING CALL Wasntch Furnace and Appliance ro. to have your furnace to. vacuum cleaned. s7 I t KNACK REPAIRS HAVE your furnace repaired now. Ph., 3958.: Wasatch Furnace and a7 Appliance. ' FURRIER HELEN SWENSEN7 Fur, restyled. re- storeo cicanea ana giazea. pairea. 131 N. Lmv. Ave. 65S. m28 J5 Now is the time for us to do your conn house cieanlns. ex I. Dwil deUyl Ph. 16S4NJ. partly al SPRING plowing. smaH leveUaa Jobs Cost just isrwn $1.50; Use Herald Wanf Ads. ' Phone 495- t Plx. 1S59J. "jim Pt. 327 1R. .1 . PAINTING Ills. 187 W. 1st S Ph. 786W. aaJT 27j Women's Realm ONLY wave. 271. - 95 4I1 810.00 Permanent for Wilmas Beauty Shop . . I Dressmaking Coats Reltned vTrrie Potter. 41S S Uruv Ph. IS4IM , 20J Day L Contract I Fruit Trees Ornamental Trees Shrubs JOHN MAAS FLORAL Painting , Lsndscspe Architect Phone OS45R1 or 0523R1 7. lest and Found Prbvo Members of Paintina. Decoratina. Contractors of America N .... II. 8W -- 118-10- ne Painting and DecoratingUnion Contracjors of Provo - 5th W. Ph. 2850. al4 COVERED button, belt and hem- REPAIRS stitchina. Dors Hunter. 099 IS. 1st W. Ph. 1997. a!2 WASHERS, vacuums. irons, toasters. I COSMETICS eic. rrompuT repaireo. wringers. Automatics. Spinners. 12 year ex-- 1 MERLE Norman. We have a full line. Johnson's. 141 W. 1st Nj? perience. Ph. 689. Anderberf Beauty Shop. 4 17 J. DEPENDABLE Ph. . alO CONTRACT MOVING Rsdio. Ph. 618. m29 315-N- J GraM HOUSEMOVING. P. . E. Valaardon RADIO and Television repair and Ph. 3193W. al3 ervlce. Dart's Service Center. 482 husband to take himself out of the .CESSPOOLS AND SEPTIC TANKS Mervin Godfrey 3847-- M W. Center. Ph. 560W. m29 . . presidential race. ROOriNO and installed anywhere by 631 Claude Holmes "That s a question you II ot get CLEANED Veterans Sanilarv Service. Keason- -' LIFETIME Johns Manvill rigid a a 'yes' or 'no to out of me,'Ye-torte- d able; Ph. 3O07. 935 W. 3rd S. ml9 best os shingles, built-u- p and aapnalt $ the first lady. also asbestos siding. CONCRETE Phone Mower Co. 1299. ' s5 23. Repoir Satvtco Roofing etc. large or, To take the sting out of the SIDEWALKS, 1260 driveway, SEWING MACHINE REPAIRS small. for free estimate. Ph. J a20 reply she laughed and "added. 'V Guarsnteed Expert Work but, that's a, fair enough question, SINGER SEWING CENTER DRAINS SEWERS W. Center 268 s3 I'll admit." Phone 399 Free "Could you stand it. If you had estimates, prompt electrically. SHEET METAL WORK 3131. service. Ph. Roto-RootDon - L. Wtssmiller to?" asked another reporter. types of sheet metal and srutter si ALL work. Wasatch Furnace and Appli "Well." said Mrs. Truman. I Sewer St Drain Service. ance Co. 120 N. University Ph. 3958 DRESSMAKING have stood it for seven years." m20 About 1,000 members of Congress, LET us modernize your present ward- STOVE REPAIRS Men Women alteraand robe. and their tiona. government us a picture of your WE of .stoves. The repair II makes wives also got a special preview "dreamBring dress." We do the rest. General Shop. Ph. 15W. 133 N Free Estimates. of the $5,700,00 remodeling projaS University. SEWING CENTER ect Sunday. Mrs. Truman, how47 East Center Phone 2347W WASHING MACHINE REPAIRS a!3 WRINOER rolls. Darts, service: Everv ever, did not linger to greet them. so She and Mr.- - Truman will receive DECORATING Let Doe Fixit. 350 N. 17th make. W-- . Ph 1191R. m!9 them at an official party in May. PAINTING, paperhanging. kemtoning. Both-- tours tramped Free estimate. Wallpaper sample HATER PROOFING Nelson. Ph. 2147M. al nearly all of the 107 rooms of the book. FredFOR AQUELLA interior use for darn RENT leakv reemenrs. reconstructed mansion from . the S1UPHANE exterior water Proof floor polishers, hand stainless - steel - and- - chromium FLOOR sanders. Ing for cinder block, cement, and : spray gun. sanders. kitchen jon the ground floor to the steamer. Sherwin Williamswallpaper ssoestoa Co. 99 U S. ROCK WOOL SALES CO. new glass-encloson N. W. 3071. the al3 rst solarium Ph. South Orem Phone 697W sS roof. They were excluded only from FLOORING WATCH REPAIR the secret underground bomb shel- FOR aU types of floor work. Call Hen- ALL repair work guaranteed for 1 ter. derson Floor Service. Ph. 3478. m21 year. Nate Morgan Jswcless. 110 Most visitors found the W. Center. Phu 57. FLOOR REFINISMINO m2S solaridm, with its WEATHER STRIPPING FLOOR Edger end floor sender for WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY FOR bamboo furniture and high outlook renL doori and windows. Keep alO over the city, the pleasantest room CO. 225 W Center. Ph. 121.. out drsfty dust android. "Pays for itself RENT: Floor ander. floor polishfn fuel savings" in the White House. A small family FOR WOOL SALES CO er. Jeffs ' Se Jones Glass Co a21 . U S. ROCK LINCOLN dining table has been placed - In Phone 9TW aS South Orem FURNITURE KtMOnBUXC center the West 1200 North of the room and it is FIRST CLASS furniture 5th WOOD SAWINO restyling and WOOD apparent, the Tmmans Intend to reupholstering. John Liebhardt. Rh. Phono 1342 Into sen Sawing. eat many meals there this summer. 1114R. af3 , 7 and a a. m. all ''H' T.Baker aad EFFICIENT . Joe Kerby rl Q. Nelson 1086-- R 916 I teed JViscombe 3025-- W " 23. Rpair Servic This Week's Special' At Harry Parsley, Inc. er . -- FREEFR EE officials . WeVehad offer that through nio. ed 10-sld- ed green-upholster- . LOST: Girls wrist wstrh .Dixon Junior High snd B. 4c H "GRANT T. BAKER .. Ph. 15 J JOHN ELLISON At Sons Ph. 551 W m24 Drug Store. Ph. 1607. ROY FRESHWATER Ph. OftllRS-MERVILOST Large whit Collie with brown Ph. 3S47M ears, answers to the nsme of CLAUDE GODFREY HOLMES ... Ph 31 George. Rewsrd S50.00. Phone 3851 KIRBY ph. 10R Pleasant Grove. alM JOE MELVIN MOORE Ph CARL NELSON Ph. 1 Help Wanted .. GEORGE NORMAN Ph. 100SM 3025 W REED WISCOMBE Ph. RAWLEIGH Dealer Wanted at once! MARK A REYNOLDS Ph. 1333 Good opportunity. Write at once. 5. THlifis Rawleighs. Dept. UTC, ad. If costs just S3 50 m24 Denver, Colorado. a 19 to run 1 month. OPENING small day nursery in Orem. OVERHEAD doors for ysrsgy. old E. 915 N. 75 m27 Ph. 0762R4. and new. Complete. instaUed. S4.0. Hulon W. Lowry. Ph. OSaSJll. m2S CARPENTER work. Remodeling, cab a23 HOUSE wrecking unsiehUy buUdinrs inet work. Ph. C69J1. removed. Ph free estimates. m25 20. Doy L Contract 32IVNW. bnw RAZOR-KLEEN'E- a4 and Alterations Tailoring For men end ladies EXPERT LANDSCAPING Designing . Pruning' pununf. Rossetta. P. O. Box 285. al WALLPAPER cleaning, walls washed, small cement and patch plastering. 0. Florists Ph. GUITAR LESSONS GUITAR Lessons. Beeinners and Pro fessionals, ask about our instrument rental plan. Conservatory of Music. 125 E. .Center. Ph. 364 4 W. Satura8 day INSURANCE SAMUEL LEVIN AGENCY " Complete Insurance Service 82 E. 2nd S. Prove Ph. 557. a!4 MOVING MAYFLOWER Warehouse. local and ions; distance moving, to or from au parts in U. S. and Canada. Storage, packing and crating. Call Yellow Cab .St Transfer. 520 S. University Ave. for free estimates and information. Ph. 30O. a!3 RADIATORS RADIATORS repaired, rebuilt, clean ed or recored. Specialized efficient Ahlander Mfg. Co. workmanship. 490 S. LTiiv. Ph. 3700. " m24 RAniATflR PVP1TR anI Work guaranteed. One dav'a service Wasden Motor Seles. 1131 North Week, 1 RECTORY Mrs. Truman Too Smart to Get Trapped By News Reporters i - 1 I I Top Salary Paid Radio-Keith-Orphe- I I ay II hope future generations will appreciate the blood we sweat spending their money I" 'Centlemen, Hutton to Get two-a-da- i.V. I They tried to make the most of it, "Would you like to spend four A govCORONA. Calif. (UP) ernment electronic engineer Mn- - more years at the White House?" asked a reporter who was well ticktacktoe. laughs when it wins. aware that Mrs. Truman would mainiams a siraignr- - lace at a like nothing better than for her draw and frowns darkly when it ' JUDGE HAS HEART loses. Engineer E. M. McCormick. em- - KNOXVTLLE, Tenn. (UP) of the ployed at. the Charles G. Kelly' suspended HOELYWOOD (UP) Actress national Bureau laboratory of Standards here, Judge a Hutton will receive "the top" whipped up the machine in his a $5 fine and then gave Bc:ty man SI after a hearing in ever York's "spare-tim- e paid attNew salary at home." - famed ' Palace theatre charghen she He said the device cost him about court. Melvin Jay Reynolds, ed with trespassing . on private y her -- for show begins there 30. i A?ril 12. it was announced bulbs mostly 'wire, light . , i property, said he had only 40 cents Monday. Sol A. Schwartz, president "of McCormick said the machine can and was trying to get back tp his theatres, cal- lick- all comers except a ticktack- home in Arkansas. led the contract his firm signed toe genius.- - It can ' make onlv 2 000 ; with the bouncy singing star one moves. And all you have to do to FAIR DATES SET' of the most fabulous in show bus- - oeat it ts learn 2001 moves. ' Utah (UP) Dates for Iness. He said there was "already The it frowns and flashes iits theTOOELE. 1952 Tooele county fair have demand for seats." lights angrily McCormick said. been set- - as Aug. ' 29 and 30. At N. Y. Theater U S ACCORDION LESSONS ENROLL now for Sorinr Class Con. servatorv of Music. J 43 tenier. a8 Ph. 3644W Saturdays. GLASS ALTO BROKEN alas repaired, expert workS. manship. Ahlander Mia. Co. 490m24 Univ. Ph. 3700. AUTOMOBILE REPAIRS GENERAL Repair work. Valve and Riny specials. Brake overnaul. 11. al8 Collard. Ph. 544J or 1698M. ALTERATIONS CUYLER S Shop. 447 N. 2nd w. Ph. 2276R. Men's. Ladies' "alterations, Ladies smart talloriny . dressmaking. a IS uita out of mens. 144 West Center. PASCOE Tailors. Ph. 359 M. Men s and women exall pert alterations. Reasonable. APRONS PATRONIZE home Industrie, buy Co. If we aprons from Parker Ml. will make haven't an apron to fit. to your order. See us at 47 Eat er at present to participate actively in the -coming presidential campaign and- at the (moment is "catching his breath," the source said. , Dulles maintains an office and a CHEVROLET COMPANY Spanish Fork. Utah eth. So. Jr Main Phone 24 ' . , ORSON BROWN. 32. Jewelry-Antiqu- e 35. Personals 38. Wanted To Buy . Assignment Negotiations lnN 0. FlorUt 7. Lost St Found 11. Help Wanted 14. Instruction 17. Positions Wanted 30. Day as Contract 23. Repair Service ' 21. Women's Realm " ' 29. Special Notice . Dulles Completes source said,. He had no plans i CLASSIFIED INDEX - Mechanic Full time man needed. Fin working eonditlons. modern equipment, excellent salary and commission. ConUct Mr. Ivan Stewart. - . . -- one-quart- er 1 ' . . F-5- ihirwl "Automobile ERROR RULES Copy should be checked for errors by the advertiser on the first day of publication. Notice of error must be made immediately to the Herald Classified Dept. Errors not the fault of the advertiser which the value of the adclearly lessen will be rectified by vertisement without extra charye. republication but the Herald will be responsible for only the firstetocos lect insertion. The Hers ley reserves the rutht to re lect advertisements, and revise or reclassify same. m rmmcc fascists., demanded the return of Trivet. ttslvJ' Th.wJ chanted Fascist hymns and gave the Fas cist salute in front of the parliament 'building. The police riot squads were ordered out when a big crowd in front of the Basilica af St. Mary Major peppered traffic police with . stones. The police sprayed the stu- RIS. dents with red dye in order to Creditors will present claims with vouchers 'to the undersigned identify the participants. at the office of Ray H. Ivle. Room NO RESPECT FOR BOSS 305. First Security Bank Building. KNOXVILLE. Tenn. !W - Sam Pro vo. Utah, on or before the 26th Ncai: state safety commissioner. 'day of May. 1952. VO.NDA H. STEWART who is boss of the highway patrol. Administratrix found his men a little too efficient check for, Ray H. Ivie during their two-da- y Patrolfor the administratrix, driver's license violators. Attorney men stopped Neal's car twice dur- - Published in The Daily Herald Mar. 24, 31, April 7, 14, 1952. ing the check. anti-Com- : u'hikrA luktu'Mtn 7 fWi s nrl amoncfratn'i-- a o7 tiem neo- Ttudenirmost - Experienced Uoa Tb Dally Herat trTc to A GOVT JOB1 Start high its reader lnst fraud, deception GET W11.O0 week or Injustice Readers are cautioned to s Mfft.omn. sooo lotos make SO payment to ret a' poaatlon ence openl Qualify NOW colIn helrf the wanted usually unnecessary. Get FREE Consult County Clerk or the advertised umns. Ad in other column wtxica 32.oage Civlf Service Book showing for Furthei Respective Signers Investment In stocks simples, job, salaries, requirements, sample test. Write Frsnklin Institute. Dept. ' Information. equipment or cash bond should be- 14T6G. Rochester. N. Y. m24 before payInvestigated thoroughly iina out ny money Aavmucn re-- 17 x rrt positions Wanted In the matter Of the estate Of of merchandise, sales aids, etc must MOTHER desire to tend children ta John" W. Smith. Deceased. name, constant supervision. 15 N. 75 E. Orem. Ph. 0762R4. viruiuui m .vincui iwuit.ik. work Kslea heln nnud mAm must own fnZI with vouchers to the undpTsiifned mention the article emc io TISZ u-and carpet upholstery cleaned, W. WorUien. of Ceo. t the office f2f w .t rusrscleed. Latest , i tui im m a an w wvaa, . disinfected. vviiuiiiawtwa neUiods. . Ph. 1713J. sl5 with of Attorney, t aimers St MerCDantS iBona fide offer emolovroent Bank Building. PrOVO. Utah, on r Psy belbns . in the Help Wanted IHONLS'CS dooe at bom. any Kiiully before the 20th day of May. 19S2. column Ph. 045J3. alS Uons to this rule to the Classified MARIA F. SMITH advertising manager. WALLPAPER .. kesstostine cleaning Administratrix of said estate. inside painting. Call 1TTR. all Published, in The 'Daily Herald PAINTING. Kemtoning. Spray work. Mar. 17. 24. 31, April 7, 14, 1952. neiiaoie. work done. Work auarsn- 11 NOTICE" TO CREDITORS WA EHING IronimL Housework. . PK ESTATE OF ORRILLA O. HAR195.. all vnrirr Police detained at least 20 stu dents, and 10 police were hurt by flying stones in a clash in one a nno Pit Probate and Guardianship Notices in downtown Rome Monday . Plans Revealed For New Utah Air Squadron A Legal Notices ROME (UP) Police riot squads and students demonstrating against the United States. Britain and Kus si a battled with clubs and stones . espwlemed ' cashier, full time, steadyofJob. must have some kaovk. edre bookJuepinc. Apply at once et Thomas'. rr.2 AW tor-da- y. 1 5 By per cent are motor vehicle. S.-O- . " - come. About 90,000 Americans are killed each year in accidents, of which 40 18-2- . .......... 50-5- 0) : r In )S JD .11 par 5 tunas per word JJ S tunes par word JS 2S time pay word It1 month AS pay word 10 or 0 (Minimum rhsrre words) Classified Deadline Is S:O0 pjt the for before publication Ada day the BIG Sunday Classified feectioai will be taken until rnday for Commercial Display Accounts. Transient until llXKJ A M lis ads siU b After 11:00 a 40-a- ge Kolp Wanrpcl OCTDOO cashier, must be rood roUer skater. ia haiv dlina moser 5. very tteet and attractive. Allen U serve Stitwo. One sniie south oeiSprinceille Road, tnii EXPrRIXNCED.wmltrea wwtedTcatl Q568J1 Orem. sn4 JTt times pay word ....... . . 4 times word S statistical" bulletin of Metropolitan Americans today. But how many of us will reach says: milestone? The an "It is ,a sad commentary : on that swer may be found In the statis present-da- y conditions that the tics of the, Metropolitan Insurance chances of 'eventual death from Company. accidents - exceeds the combined The statistics show that a man's chances of death from pneumonia. chances of reaching the age of S2 influenza, and tuberculosis." are about 83 out of a 100. In 1900. For the women who don't make his chances were only 55 out of a the life expectancy, the odds are 100. similar to those for men. For A man's chances to reach the heart, arteries and kidneys., the age of 65 are now 63 in 100. More odds are similar to those for men. significantly, those men who reach For caneer. 1 io 6: influenza and the age of 65 now have better than pneumonia. 1 "to 33. Tuberculosis!! a 0 chance of going on for at 1 to 100. The women have a much 1 . least 10 years longer. better chance of escaping death by For women, the odds of living accident.- 10 years beyond 65 are even The death rate for cancer and greater. Their overall life expect- - heart disease in men has been ncy. is 71.5 years. The men s 65.9. For the women, the with the average of both sexes increasing. rates have been coming down. The about 67.6 years. statistics show that many of .the But there It a grim side. It Is old foes typhoid fever, childhood this: what will cause your death diseases, diarrhea, tuberculosis and if you don't reach that 68 year old deaths resulting from childbirth milestone? . complications, are being rapidly re conquered. The Metropolitan statistics be as can accurate as cognized The statistics disclose that deaths show: from typhoid fever have been elim The odds are 3 to 2 that your inated by 99 per cent since 1911 1 death will be caused by a disease childhood diseases 98 cent; of the heart, arteries or kidneys. tuberculosis by 85 per per cent: and 7. 1 to odds are For cancer, the 95 per cent for diphtheria. The odds. that you will be killed It has been such progress In in an accident are 1 to 20. The health that has increased the life odds that it will be in a motor expectancy to 68 years and medical accident are 1 to 50; in a fire, scientists are predicting that the drowning or fall. 1 to 33. life expectancy may Increase to The chances that you will die of 100 before . the turn of the 21st tuberculosis are 1 to 40. By that time, the answer For influenza or pneumonia, l to century. to heart disease and cancer will 33. have been found, the scientists The above odds are for males hope. gem-studd- ed - 1 ttms) pay syord S times par word the group, and the older you get the shorter the odds be- By PAUL T. ELLIS Uatted Press Science Editor NEW YORK (UP) If your health is reasonably good you should livp to be about 68 years old. That's the life expectancy of i To paraphrase ate began crumbling In 1863. the (UP) loyal Samurai, who served as the 31. L. Stevenson: . s treasurer, prepared for Shogun' - Fourteen 7i men a hundred ad trouble. He foresaw, the coming on at dead man's chest, revolt againt the Tokugawas and Yo ho ho and a bottle of sake. the .drive to westernize Japan, but One of the century's greatest he was convinced it would not last., searches for hidden treasure js on According to the documents, he in Japan near the foot of majestic made elaborate" "preparations to Mount Fuji,' protect the. wealth of his master. The object Is the famous buried Generalissimo Yoshinobu Tokugawealth in gold coffins.' chests of wa. and prepare for a comeback. Vaults In Caves . gold coins and jewels of Japan's last great feudal lord, the Shogun. 'He built vaults in caves near Tokugawa. Legend Values the trea--- Mount Fuji and slowly moved the sure at more than S20.000.000. entire wealth of his feudal lord some 5,000,000" The director of. the search, . gold Hidemori Kawahara, in- coins, gold bullion, sists he is working from factual swords and other jewels in gold in records, not legend. He already has coffins from the Edo Castle Tokyo to the secret, cache. poured 10.000,000 yen (aboutinto an elaborate excavation Five years befor the Shogun. fin program, using mining rigs and ally was overthrown and the em- derricks and a gang of laborers com throne in 1868, the work was directed by a mining engineer. . ...-He reported exciting progress. pleted. The diggers reached he crumbling With diabolical method, the Saremains of human skeletons, a clue murai then poisoned. ar entire - that convinced Kawahara be was battalion of 1.471 laborers who had worked on the project the stpry near his goal. goes Laborers Slain There musfe be the bones of 1,471 The excavation site has' been laborers who were massacred after out under guard and further tiro-burying the Tokugawa's wealU. to tected at night by a big floodlight. Insure secrecy of the plotriie told The treasure-seeker- s, believing the goal of their quest was near, Japanese newsmen Three se& of "documents" hand- began erecting a reception hall to ' ed down to Kawahara by his handle the crowd when the golden out. grandmother, the mistress of a Sa- - fortune is brought muria warrior in the service of Laborers on the job were rethe Tokugawas, are the key to the lieved by Kawahara'. plans for searcn. publicity. They remembered the When the power Of the Shogupn - fate of their 1,471 predecessors. Life Expectancy Climbs To 68 Years in U. S. Ml. CLASSIFIED RATES many requests foextend this for just one more week. cleap & check Your Spark Plugs Absolute y. Free We will ed HARRY PARSLEY, MERCURY Inc. Phone 2308 |