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Show 2 'Suffer Minor Hurts i Rotarians Hear About Tokyo Meet . LINDONTwo people received minor injuries Friday afternoon in a two-ca- r crash in Lindon. LaVar Edgar yance, 56, Salt Lake City, received a lip laceration. A woman occupant of ' his car whose name was not learned Provo boy was suffered contusions. ' Both were A in listed "fairly good" condition treated and released, Nathan Saturday afternoon following a Crosley Smith, 33, Bunkerville, bike-car accident on Friday. Nev., was driver of the other Leland E. Stout, son of Mr. car. lie was unhurt. and Mrs. Richard Stout, 2250 N. 250 E., Provo, suffered a broken thigh and contusions of the head when he swerved without looking into the lane of traffic on 1300 S. State, investigating; attic er William Brown reported.. i. ,! Driver of the car was Frank Blaine Bullock, 49, Carterville. Both the boy and the car .were traveling southi . Rotarians of the world this summer had the honor of hearing the emperor of Japan in the first address eyer delivered by that person or any of his predecessors to a body of International scope. The occasion was the recent International Rotary conference Jn Tokyo, Japan, of which Provo Itotarlans received a first hand account Friday from members of the club who attended. tal Jim Bullock, Frank J. Earl and J. C. Moffltt and their .wives at- tended the conference. Friday the men and Mrs. Bullock gave their lub t&ieir impressions, A total of 24,000 Rotarians from T4 countries attended, said Mr. Bullock, the largest international event ever held in Japan. .Great significance was attached to the Japanese emporer'sad-dress- , and more significant were the pie? as and wishes for world Child Hurt In Tumble From Horse i. "" peace-yexpresse- v ;' dj LEHI apparently An American Fork Insurance Man Cited boy, 5, suffered a concussion and eardrum Saturday when he fell from a horse he was riding with a cousin on the Saratoga Road west of Lehi. punctured The childj Scott Wagner, . country." j' ". . iv Sickness And In .j . . in son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl; Wagner, 233 S. 300 E., American Fork, Health sickness and in health . . i These words , will mean far more than usual Wednesday to an English girl who has flown from London to marry the man . she loves. j i. . For. the man she willjmarry, Jerry Ortori, 25, Provo, will face Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Orton of E. 3rd N.,- Provo, stationed vtith the Air, Force in 'England. His car was involved in a colli-sfowith a large furniture van. The! gas tank on the side of the Van' burst into flames. When plastic surgeons start to work on him at a veteran's hospital in San Antonio, Tex., next month, they will begin a task whereby they hope to rebuild his nose, chin; and much of his ears. He was burned over 40. per cent of his body, including terrible damage to his face and head, flown to a hospital in Texas, he . j "For better or for worse n! j SUNDAY HERALD DUOMATIC WORLD'S MITCHELL FINEST 'WASHER ii LANDSCAPE and NURSERY DRYER COMBINATION i HAS MOVED a week ONLY To Their New Location 201 N. 2050 Wi No Down Payment now opened to OPEN SUNDAY, 12 NOON TO 7 P.M. serve you . 1 WATCH FOR OUli GRAfJD OPEtlluG . Rookie-of-the-Ye- PHILCO ; ar J COuY 7 SUNDAY, AUGUST 20, 1SC1; UTAH COUNTY, UTAH ,! . I ON.. FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES AT 846 three to four years of painful, serious and repeated plastic surgery to rebuild his face which was literally destroyed on Feb. 7, 1961, in a traffic accident and re sulting firer in London Also lost was the us of his right hand, to which doctors hope to restore ias been until just recently reVperhaps SO per cent" of jits use- covering t until he could come fulness through a long period of home on leave. Mi , tendon transplanting from his Lehi Before the accident in England J leg. e met Barbara Riedy, a London It was on Feb. 7 of this year girl working as a Is secretary in a that life seemed to conie to a lawyer's office. They fell in love, Hal E. Holmstead, 413 East flaming halt for Jerry Orion, son Main, Lehi, was one of four Last Tuesday Barbara arrived first-yeagents honored recent award at. the annual meeting of provo after a flight from Lon- ly by the. New England Mutual thf Npw s Horc? i.ifa onU AcJ To Vnrt This; Wednesday, in a quiet iw ikJ"I MVaLfVAl Life Insurance Company. Holm-stea- d ociation The ajt eremony planned at the home of Honiestead, ,Hot was named runner-u- p for is Va. parents, they will be married. springs, the company's was fin "fairly good" condition Proof of the international broth- late Saturday at 'the American erhood theme of Rotary was seen Fork Hospital. in the election this year of an Asian as international president.. of impressions Interesting places he visited were given by f Mr, Earl in a brief talk. Best picture of life in Japan today came from Mrs. Bullock, who drew; a. vivid, portrait of the country for her audience, She and her; husband spent five days south of Tokyo, she related, where they studied the interesting mosaic . that is Japan,' with Its fields cultivated almost to the tops of the mountains. Everywhere, she said, the red carpet was out for the Rotary delegates. She said they encountered none of the hatred, expressed .in the demonstrations which Resulted in the cancelation of former Pres ident Eisenhower's visit to that By TIIERON II." LUKE ''For .better or worse nine-year-o- ld : I English Girl Flies From London to Provo To Marry Bad y Injured Air Force Fiance Automobile By ' 'For Better Or For Worse Boy Cyclist Badly Hurt . . I 0; l i' ,'iyi ' i '", t ''i" ,1' :f"T"5rtT" We offer a Complete Lin of Ortho Products! 1 tA OPEN MON. thru SAT. 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. 1375 No State ar r ill n v I 1 1 n II ti) r ; A great! physical change has seemingly come over the Japan ese1 people, Mrs. Bullock said. Children are larger and apparent ly healthier due,, apparently, to a better and more scientific diet than they used to get. 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