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Show S'" 4 DAILY HERALD Operation Rumored for Princess Grace Stock flamet J. A. HOGIE AND COMPANY FURNISHED BY Perry S. Peters Former UtalW Dies at 53 In Los Angeles Member of New York Stock Exchang LAUSANNE, Switzerland (UPI) Princess Grace of Monaco ar- rived today In Lausanne, where DOW JONES AVERAGES is expected to have her ap- 63 18 Yesterday Close: 30 30 Total 93.46 .34. 207.811.13 pendix removed. But ho one would 159.10 .64 602.65 3.98 J2.94O.0OO say anyimng aDouc an operation; URANIUM STdCK QUOTATIONS r Grace Kelly of TT NYSE MOST ACTIVE STOCKS Bid Asked CLOSE CH, Today's Quotations rnMPT.KTE VOL. and her family flew Banco adelphia, A Va ,2 A .wj Amer uo va from Nice Bitf Horn .wia 213,a near Monaco Airport Minute lld .25 .21 Columex 305s 57,000 to Pan Am 1.12 to Lau 1.00 Geneva came and then U Federal UNCH l7 42.300 .06 Benguet Gold Cloud ......... .05 12V8 in sanne three American cars. 39,800 .03 .02 Gunsight 33 38,300 H L Green .14 11 Princess Grace, her husband, OU & Met 1 Int 51Vs 35,200 Stand Oil N J 3.00 2.75 Va Lisbon Prince 45 Rainier, her parents, Mr. 29,100 Gen Motors 5.50 5.25 2Vs Lucky Mc 1U United Strs 25.000 Mrs. and John B. Kelly of Phila- 04 .05 Mt Peale 24,900 Curtiss-Wr- it 35?, 1.12 . ... l.uu Radorock and the Kelly family delphia. .00 .00 Shumway .......... NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE A. Lehman, Dr. .27 James .32 f. physician, Canyon Yesterday Today White 1.62 ...... J Standard and wife his v Close swept up to the Open 09 ,10 104 Va 104 Va Sun Uran swank Allied Chem Hotel Beaurivage lakeside ,32 White Canyon ...... .27 28 29 Allis Cham .25 .22 Mtn. at Green midafternoon. 28 28 i Alum Ltd ...... ......... .01 .02 48 V Upetco 48i3 Grace and her husband went Amer Can 53 55 Amer Cyan . . . . the Va 15 through 15 revolving doors and, Amer Rad n 4-lV- a 4-l- Stude-Packa- rd l-- 49 239 98 29 Va 50 Va soy. 88 89 '60 Va ; 60 Va 60V4-55- i 60 Va 55 Va 59 587s 83 83 Va 225 Va 225 152 Va 1523,4 35 . 35 Va 139 Va 139 56T'8 57 80 Va 80 78 Vs 78 45 45 t 129 Va 1283,4 115 Va 116 44 Va 44 V 93 93 11954 119 53 Va 53 11038 110 132 131 50 Va 241 98 s. 29 Amer Smelt Amer Tel & Tel Amer Tob Atch T & S Fe . Beth Steel Cater Trac .... Chrysler Clark Equio . . . Corn Pd Rfg . . Denver & R G . Dow Chem Du Pont East Kod ..... Ei Paso Firestone Ford Motor Gen Elec . GenFds .., Gen Mtr . . . Goodyear Gulf Oil ... Int Har . . Int Nick . . Int Paper . Johns Man . Kennecott Minn Mn? Mfg Monsan Chem Mont Ward . . Natl Dist . . Natl Steel Pac G & El Parkp T"a J C, Penney . Phill Pete Proct & Gam RCA Repub Steel Reyn Tob B Sears .... ... Socony Std Oil Cal . Std Oil N J Texas Co . . Timk R Bear Transamer . . . Un Carbide . Un Pacific . . Unit Air Lin Unit Pk City Steel . US Utah P & X. West Air Un Elec Westgr Wool-wortUnion Tank Car -- : 453,4 44 Va 31 79 Va v 6538 40 Va 104 Va 51 Va A Io M 50 106 42 45 55 m 4 42i 2 45 55 Va 51 4 76 Va v 4 Ja ,a If Va n- - U. S. i u,a,c, Protests (Continued from Page One) these sources said,; it was ap proached' by three Soviet jet fight lVm 89 89 er planes which harassed it until 35 V4 35 the American craft landed at Tem- 31 31'4 77 774 55 plehof Airfield, in .the center o 55V8 West Berlin. , Va 34 34 Soviets aero The air performed AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE within five flew and often Today's Quotations . Bid Asked batics, Barium Steel- 17 J,8 XV 8 10 or feet of the American plane, Bunk Hill 11 11 dt was reported. Day Mines 3 4 Glad Mc B 25 25 They came close enough for th Mtn Sts T & T . . 153 154 American New Park . ... 1 plane's crew to read, 2 Rico Argentine ... 3 3 and note, the Soviet fighters' idenUtah Id Su ...... 7 7 tification numbers. ' MUTUAL FUNDS two of the Soviet fightAt least Yesterday's Closing Quotations: Bid Asked ers remained within a few feat Ami Fund .... 7.38 7.99 of the American plane until after Cdn Gen 15.08 16.30 it had entered the Tempelhof land21.27 E & H Bal Fund 23.34 24.96 ing approach pattern. E & H Stk Fund . . 23.82 25.47 The American plane took off to Fund Inv 18.54 20.32 Inc Inv 9.65 to its base in France as 10.55 return Mass Inv Growth . 13.32 14.40 it is not Soviet fighters Three Mass Inv Trust .. 13.42 14.51 Telv & Elec 15.17 soon as it baa unioaaea its cargo. 16.53 known whether they were the orumjs COUNTER ;wvm Today's Quotations Bid Asked iginal three immediately apO & G .. .47 tnney .52 piz American the craft, and proached Magna Common . . .. 4.50 4.75 . 36.50 .. to Equity Oil all the East the 38.25 it harassed way , First Sec Bk ....... 56.25 58.25 ' German frontier. Interstate Mtr L . . 15.37 16.25 Bonanza .......... 3.25 No shots were fined by the So3.75 Laru? Const 2.62 2.87 viet fighters, but their maneuvers Mtn Fuel , 26.37 27.12 Oil Inc 2.75 were described by informed sour3.0O Rare Metals ...... 3 00 3. SO ces as "dangerous." Three sts Nat Gas 4.75 5.25 conUtah South n Oil ..13.75 The Soviet- - counter-prote14.87 West Sts Rf ...... 2.62 2.87 tended that all air space above Magna 6 Bond J00.0O 105.00 10,000 feet is reserved for Soviet 34 36mm . . ST 1 : t New Resort In Hawaiian Islands 1 ova 49 28 129 27 130 34 86 Va The princess, who wa, wearing said that she, at least, was here "for a good time." Mrs. Kelly a dded she had "nothing to say" to reports Grace was going to have Ian appendectomy, v Grace's sister, Mrs. Donald C. Chemical. ' said in Philadelphia MonLevine, " H.L. Green, which fell more than j r u 4 points Monday dropped another eration in Lausanne today and IVa. There were losses around a that it would be performed by point In Beckman Instruments, Lehman. Maytag, and Hercules Powder. A palace spokesman said the Leading steels were firm, with former movie queen would be Youngstown Sheet & Tube rising staying eight; or 10 days in Launearly a point. Oils also showed sanne and that it was "possible" general fractional improvement. she would undergo an . operation Motors were little changed. there foir removal of her aoDendix. Ms 493,4 ng' 3 M 54 Va 66 '8 .105 Va 0Verl00-- , 65 . 1 VA 104 Va 51 86 V 863J "&Js?. vator and went to their rooms on dealings today. The usual handful of specialties showed changes of a point or more either way gains ranging to 2Vz points in Polaroid and losses ex tending, past 2 points in Thiokol 32A . P9 ?TBl7 chTS an Gene . , . .: . rrrl . " st air traffic. . ,xa o i., i, rert near Honolulu. eration was delayed to prevent Crater Kaiser said the new community, their worrying. to be named Hawaii-Ka- i, would inhabitants. have 50,000 eventually It will be constructed on 6,000 acres of undeveloped land which juts out into the Pacific to form (Continued from Page One) Maunalua Bay. tained viruses that had caused those cells to become .malignant, Cohens got inside the.! cells of a SWEETIE particular kind of bacteria which were under attack by a particu lar virus specialized in those cells. Beard found that cells and vi ruses were working in more or less perfect harmony for one purpose, which was to manufacture new viruses which would then take over more normal- - cells which would likewise become virus brooders. The cell wasn't harmed but its basic .nature was TtNnnw served the'virus Uhnn I Control Virus PE k. i . ... 11-1- 4, mid-Ma- Cleason .Thomas McGhle, 65, 1252 Capistrano Dr. died Monday. Edwin Glenn Hirst, 47, 3180-lOEast, died Monday. Louis Fredrick Duquette .Jr., son of Lt. Col. Louis Fredrick and Doris Neil Knight Duquette, Wim-pole Park, Eng. former Utah residents, died March 21, in England. Graveside services Thurs day 10 a.m. at Mt. Olivet Ceme tery. Ada Ellerback, 83, 105 E. South Temple, died Sunday. Fu neral Wednesday 11:30 a.m.. Salt Lake City Cemetery. Adam L. Schofleld, OGDEN 75, St., died Saturday. Funeral Wednesday 4 p.m., Aul- torest Funeral Chapel. Elmer Gardner, 69, 4127; Monroe Blvd., died Sunday. Funeral and burial in Rexburg. CLEARFIELD Joseph Ben jamin Robison, 66, died Sunday. Funeral Thursday 1 p.m., Over ton Nev., LDS ward cnapel. WU- liam (Bobby) Pate .Harrison, 10; son of Max Rainey and Mary Pate Harrison, 161 Sycamore Cir c 1 e, died Sunday. Funeral Wednesay I p.m., Clearfield Third LDS Ward Chapel. PRICE Byron B. Burmes ter Sr.; 61, 218 N. Carbon Avenue, died Monday. Public Masonic fu neral in Salt Lake City, Wednes day 1 p.m., Masonic Temple, 650 E. South Temple. William Herbert TOOELE (Bert) Caldwell, 85, died in El Monte, .Calif., Saturday. Funeral Wednesday 2 p.m., El Monte City Cemetery. MT. PLEASANT Moroni R. died Johansen, 82, Sunday; Fu neral Thursday, "1 p.m., Mt. Pleasant Second LDS Ward chap y. . . 118-29- th ; - 1 . el. MOAB ed into new cells more rapidly and-th- e more rapidly it divided to a certain point) the more (up newheancer-eausinviruses were ; produced. In- this connection, the common n and" viruses, such as oolio and influenza viruses, kill the cells which they invade. Beard showed that this chicken virus by enslaving the cell rather than killing it, caused a "complex of diseases," rather than One relatively simple cancer. Not all were malignant, but those which were, included two types of leu kemia, or rblood cancer. It dem onstrated 'there are varieties f ways ' viruses can cause cancer (in chickens). Beard said he; studied these chicken cells because they happened to.Vbe the easiest. I - 27.20-27.4- 5; 10 19.50-20.5- 0; 16.00-18.0- 0; oio-iu- ,21.50-22.5- . -3 17.50-18.0- C; - - Produce Market - , 3.50-3.7- 5, 4.00-4.2- 5. , . en; tery Friday. .. Kai-she- All-Ameri- ca What's Playing At The . Movies PROVO Tuesday, March SI . The Shaggy Do, Academy with Fred MacMurray. Paramount Tempest, with Van Heflin. Uinta The Horse's Mouth, with Alec Guiness. OREM . , Scera Rally Round the Flag, with Paul Newman. Boys, SPRINGVILLE Rivoli Rally Round the. Flay, Boys with Joanne Woodward. SPANISH FORK Arch Stranger In My 'Arms, with June Allyson." . -- f All-Ameri- en ca ye - " -- v , third-ranke- d I'm coins to tha costurnd party in my bear skin! $60 More Per Acre with Proper Fertilization 0. Including use of USS Nitrogen Ferti we figure we get $60 more per acre from our sugar beets than lizers before." 1 . That is the experience of Kenneth, Earl and Don Nelson who oper- ate the Nelson Brothers' farm near Corinne, Box Elder County, Utah. "When we did not use nitrogen, the beet tops would turn yellow in August. USS Nitrogen Fertilizers keep our beets growing longer. With USS Nitrogen, our increases have been substantial," Kenneth Nelson says; The Nelson brothers plowed down 35 pounds of available nitrogen in the fall, using USS Ammonium Nitrate, then added 80 pounds of ni time. The 115 trogen as USS Anhydrous Ammonia at in of nitrogen, plus phosphate, resulted that $60 increase in in pounds come per acre. Order USS Nitrogen Fertilizers from your dealer today the result will be larger yields and greater profits. USS Nitrogen Fertilizers are made by United States Steel, Insist on top quality for top yields USS Nitrogen Fertilizers. side-dressi- MnwtM NtlMM, CertMM. Utah ... 3-70- JL 71.13(3) GE.G 01 Members Ne PR0V0 FLORAL 201 West, 1st South n ITS to help you put your dollars to work building your future. Why not come in, phone or write . '. . DIAL FR NKronen based upon research and experience who profits most. Here's where J. A. Hogie & Co. can help. It is our business to provide these services. We are prepared SAY SO EST. 1919 & 2 J . in Tort Stock Exchange and Other Principal Exchange 35 N. UNIVERSITY AVENUE - PROVO, FR. - nearby cttices in Salt LaKe City, Ogden, Pocatello. Idaho Falls 7 , . MUCH MORE! i ng - 5 v. 'With proper fertilization , i great-grandchildr- ana woras liKe imperialist, "re k actionary" and "Chiang are not missing. CINCINNATI, Ohio (UPD Wilt clique" But where they normally leap (The Stilt) Chamberlain, seven aboard such bandwagons when giv foot former Kansas was made a territorial pick of the en opportunity they have largely Philadelphia Warriors today to confined themselves to being the start the National Basketball As official channels for Peiping's use PAYSON sociation draft, and then the Cin of those expressions. HUISH The Hanging Tree, Bob Boozer cinnati Royals chose with Gary Cooper. of Kansas State. ADVICE TOO GOOD PLEASANT GROVE . After the Royals selected Boo On BOSTON the (UPI) Grove A Nice Little Bank That zer, the Detroit Pistons grabbed deof a blotter suburban Should Be Robbed, with Tom police Bailey Howell, a two entries arehese partment at Mississippi State. by Ewell. ; AMERICAN FORK Philadelphia, having made a patrolman Joe Falvey: "7:10 p.m". A woman on territorial choice, skipped its regCoral House of Wax, and ular first round selection, and the North Pleasant street called and Phantom of the Rue Morgue. Rock-a-Brest of the clubs drafted as fol- said she had a skunk in her cellar Starlight Baby, lows on the first round:' Minne- I told her to get ; tome- meat and The Sheepman. apolis Lakers , Tom Hawkins of scraps and make a trail from' LEHI Notre Darfte; Syracuse Nationals, the open cellar door to the back Royal Closed. Dick Barnett of Tennessee State of her yard. Told her to watch A& I; New York Knickerbockers, from the window and when skunk Johnny Green of Michigan State; followed, trail of meat scraps, to CARD OF i THANKS We desire to express our sinSt. Louis Hawks, Bob Ferry of close the cellar door gently. St. Louis University; and Boston on woman cere appreciation to the many "8:40 p.m, The John of street Richter North North Pleasant Celtics, called friends and relatives who assist' Carolina State. ' She did she like I ed in any way during the recent again. reported told her with the meat scraps and illness and passing of our beloved BESMANOFF OPENS TRAINING now. she has two skunks in her Wife and Mother. For the beauDENVER (UPD Bill Besman-of- f cellar." tiful flowers, the expressions f opened : training Monday, for sympathy, the assistance of those his April 7 heavyweight bout with took part at the services, Rabwho Hatchet, Hogback, Organ Zora Folley. Besman-of- f, bit Ear, Soldier's Farewell and and other acts of kindness, we a native of Munich, Germany, Starvation , are names of some of especially extend our thanks. now fights out of Milwaukee, Wis. New Mexico's peaks and ranges. Frank Keele and Family I Tj lor, Pasadena,. Calif.; Wendell Taylor, Springville; Afton and Arvel Taylor, Loa; Richard,' Stanley and Lowell Taylor and Mrs. Vee (Mildred), Ivie all of Orem; Mrs. Malmstrom, Provo; Mrs. Joe (Winona) Peterson, Salt Lake City; 51 grandchildren 15 one sis-ler, .Mamaa Deveu, American Fork;, and one brother, Wilford Taylor, Idaho. Funeral services will be con ducted Friday at 1 p. m. inthe Loa Tabernacle. Friends may at the Peterson Mortuary in call, Richfield Wednesday from 7 to 9 p. m. and Thursday at the fam ily residence in Loa after 5 p. m. Burial will be in the Loa Ceme 30-d- ay A 3.25-3.5- Tibetan Revolt Embarrassing to Communist Press H is 0; 0 . Allen Taylor, 72, died early Monday morning at his residence in Loa, Utah, of causes incident to age. He is the father of Mrs, Orval (Laura May) Malmstrom of Provo. ; Mr. Taylor was born May i. 1876 .in Washington County, Washi, a son of Allen and Beebe Ann Roberts Taylor. He spent most of his lifetime in Loa, where, he was a farmer. Mr. Tavlor served an LDS Mission to South' Carolina and was an active church member throughout his life. He imarried Lula May Jameson in 1901 in the Manti LDS Temple. They were the parents of H children. 10 of whom bitt-iSurvivors in addition to his wife - at Loa are seven sons and g. 17.50-21.0- 0. 190-23- . , . well-know- - Louise and ' ney Hafen, Provo. Monday: Boy to Richard and Barbara Littlefield Kendall, Provo. AT PAYSON CITY HOSPITAL March 24: Girl to John Richard and Mable Anita Tellinger Brandon, Payson. March 23: Girl to Jean Pierre and Anna Mae Braithwaite Schroemges, Payson. March 22: Boy to Claude Eugene and Lorn a Gay Docks tader Tippett3, Payson. Boy to William Jesse and George Ann , Holfeltz Ludlow, Spanish Fork. Girl to Lee Del and Eiayne Bartholomew Brown, Payson. Girl to Elden Ray and Geral-dine Jones Lowe, Springville. Girl to Edward Gates and Gwen Reid Jones, Thistle. March 21: Girl to Ross C. and Eleanor Janice James Fillmore, Spanish Fork. March 20: Bov to Lvnn Euffene and La- Vonda Sheen Anderson, Payson. Boy to Clair C. and Jewell Bar ney Swenson, Spanish Fork. Boy to James Earl and Phyllis Ann Biggs Box, Payson. Girl to Wayne Leross and Max-ine Iva Maland Johnson, Spanish ' ' Fork. NBA Starts Caa e Draft g Idaho Family Returns Home Robert Mitchell Brackenbury, Orem. Boy to Brooksby and Alice Pen BURBANK, Calif. (UPD Holof the Tibetan revolt with lywood radio 'commentator Jimmy tilda Orwin LlUywhite, 83, 462 ports Fidler and his wife, S. 2nd E., died Monday. Funeral restraint and, apparently, some embarrassment. were who divorced Monday, still to be announced. i Most ot the satellite govern are living together in .their home BEAVER Oliver LeGrande ments have been tell their peohere. The couple agreed to con- Gale, 60, died Sunday. Funeral as as possible and have little tinue living in the same home un- Wednesday 1 p.m.; Beaver First- - ple confined themselves to til: other arrangements could be Third LDS Ward chapeL largely the made. reproducing language of off! cial Chinese Communist commu t niques. NADLNE SELT2 The Red radio and , By press are store of a with equipped richly ..... ...j ..,.',..' invective suited to every occasion - 950-10- to Provo Man Dies at 72 In Wayne County Edward Edwin Hill Funeral and MUNICH, Germany (UPD the burial Saturday 9 a.m. Leadville, Communist governments of East ColO. ern Europe are handling their re BRIGHAM CITY Mrs. Ma . - Girl rather ot died Sunday. 79, Ti. Western allied officials always have understood that the three air corridors across East Germany OGDEN (UPD Livestock: Each limited only in width. Cattle 2,000; opening sales steers were ' 20 miles wide. is and heifers fully steady; cows This is believed to be the firt active, strong;' stackers and feed- time the Soviets have attempted ers fully steady;, one load low to ' to put a ceiling on the corridor. choice 1020 average lb; fed steers 26.60, individuals up to 27.00; 35 head average - high choice Parasites of Bacteria lb. high yielding fed heifers "Don't think there is no ' relations to mammals," he said. commercial 'cows canners and cutters Cohen's viruses are not cancer-causinmarket not fully establishTheir value for an ultied on stockers and feeders; few Mr. and Mrs. Dean Haymond mate understanding of viral- summon liolstein feeders and three children returned to caused cancer is that they are few medium to good their home in Idaho Falls Ida., oarasites of a bacteria which can stocker and feeder heifers 25.25- - after spending the weekend with be studied in close detail for the 27.00; medium to good stock cows her folks, Mr. and Mrs. Frank chemical secrets of "a viral sys. Davies and his folks, Mr. and Mrs. tem." Calves 200; market not estab- Earl Haymond of Springville. They The most astonishing secret he lished on vealers or stock Calves. also called on his brother and uncovered was that the virus and Hogs 275; butcher hogs 25 - 50 family, Mr. and Mrs. Preston the bacterial cell get- - together higher than Thursday; early sales Hooper. chemically so as to manufacture mixed US barrows and gilts seven kinds of proteins which lb. sows marhadn't been present before and a Paul Dibble is spending a ket not fully established. leave from the U. S. Navy visiting type of nucleic acid which so far V Sheep 200 ; no tesof market at the home of his parents, Mr. as science now knows, is utterly early.. and Mrs. Fay Dibble. He has been unique in nature. This latter is a discovery com stationed in Hawaii for the past 18 months and is now , transferred parable to the discovery of a new to California where he will com- planet, but since it is chemical plete his four years in the service. rather fhan, physical it won't CHICAGO (UPD Before leaving Hawaii he had a cause as much excitement. Nucle Potatoes: Total old and new US ship-- . visit with his cousin, Morris War ic acids and proteins are "buildments (weekend) 1199; old ar- ren, who was going for a two ing blocks" in the chemistry of rivals 189; track 277; old supplies weeks leave to Japan where he life and the combinations possibie moderate; demand light; market planned to meet his brother, Jesse, from seven new proteins and one about steady for round reds to who has been stationed in Korea. unique nucleic acid runs into Che . slightly stronger for mssets. hundreds of thousands. sales (100 lbs.) Idaho Tracks russets 3.35. Street sales: Idaho russets First in a series of recurring characters . bakers ' Onions: supplies and demand HOT-TI- P HARRY , moderate; market about steady. Street sales: Idaho yellow SpanHarry always has his ear to the wall ... his nose in ' ish the know . . . and his feet on the ground floor. He's got the latest scoop from a man who knows a man a who knows. Poison, ivy afflicts about Americans every year. It's true that every now and again a man might have a chance to get in on the ground floor of a new business or hear of a new development not generally known by others. But over the long pull, it's the investor who relies upon wise investment counsel FLOWERS Ogden Livestock - Allen Taylor Statistics ta 4 in ,at d SALT LAKE CITY Wilmina Baberg- Hardy, 73, 150 N. Main BORN St. died Sunday. Funeral Thurs- AT UTAH VALLEY HOSPITAL day, 12:30 p.m. 2128 S. State. Today: - Stocks clined to talk to newsmen.' NEW YORK (UPI) In the early dipped irregularly Her mother, however, simply . . 1 Stocks Dip Irregularly Colin P. Kelly Sweating Out Examinations for-sh- , 1 Utah Obituaries GOSHEN Relatives Jiere have teen notified of the death of perry Sylvanus Peters, 53, a e WASHINGTON (UPI) Colin P. ni, 18, is sweating out the mr Utah resident who died la a Kelly results of stiff examinations that LoS Angeles hospital Sunday. Wrk- will determine whether he gets v 1 the West Point appointment rehim when he was a left Tuesday morning for Califor- quested for Roosevelt. President nia to attend funeral services baby by Kelly is the son of one of Amer there. first World War H heroes, ica's Mr. Peters, who has made his Colin P. Kelly Jr., who died home in Montebello, Calif., for Capt. In a B17 bomber three days after some years, was born jnov. 6, Pearl Harbor while attacking a 1905 in Springville, the son of off the Philip William Henry andf Calista Min- - Japanese convoy pines. erva Smith Peters, "Corky," as young Kelly is He .was married to Mable known, will know in about seven Veora Kirk of Goshen, June 29, weeks whether he will be able to 1928 in the Salit Lake LIS Tem- - enter the U.S. Military Academy . pe at West Point, N. Y., in July. He worked as an engineer on After Capt. Kelly's death, RooseUni Railroad most velt wrote pacific a letter to "the Presin- of the United States in 1956" dent ertl W in which he asked that the bomber pilot's son be considered for a West Point appointment. "Consider the merits of a young of under the direction American T i youth of goodly heriRoosevelt urged the future He is by his widow, tage," who turned out to be president, one son, Sylvanus Dale, three Dwight D. Eisenhower.. daughters, Beverly Bernadine, now is Ches-ter- 4 Janet and Calista Ann, all of Kelly, whose homewas - not Heights, Pa., quite Montebello; one sister and three to for the try appointment ready brothers. when the time 'came around but last August ' he applied to the Army, for. an appointment. . I D S IvQ I SQ He entered competition in two I Q ' categories or quotas presidential and sons of deceased veterans. On March he took the examinations at Valley Forge Pa., Army Hospital, for possible cansaid today the didates. The HONOLULU (UPI) Industrial results will beArmy known in 1st Henry VJ.: Kaiser outlined plans Monday for a 350 miUion dollar residential community JIMMY TIDLER DIVORCED The-forme- Motora-75,40- 0 Wesfr Point Amblrion a: ... I f " : L |