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Show ...l.KMgSMlaaTOaJ. r.1. t--r1ww,wtMa,Mtwt ff---" rtlXV SIX P R 0 V 0 " (U T AH) S tJKBA-SE-RAtD,- BV'K DAY, APRIL 3 0, 1 9 3 3 1 X- flliey S t a rt tfiel U ni iecT S tafes IR e f o r eJs t a Hon Man ;1 .' j UTES NOSE OUT B. Y.U.IN MEET As Roosevelt and MacDonald Conferred Citfr&riefs 1'. -f-fl "t'.W ; i far- hsiA viv - vs The Ilerald U anxious to pub Ushr jdl itm ot local toterert iuuloul4. tltpproctate. youi.: cooperation If jfW ioW ald .oftke, tbel D. fijunbeaa, 4 -4.'- v ir tlerweat an - appendicitis operation hammer,, which, Jack. Johnson of at the Aird 4io3ptI 3S5ridy .night Her condition is reported to be Mis. Jttary SotXe of SaltLak City, is visiting swith . her daughter, Mrs. OFV D Cassity , r Mrs. A.: . JB. - Morgan .and eon Bobby have returned home from, a delightful weeks vacation in Poca-tello Poca-tello -.and Bla.ckfqoU.Jda,, Mrs. 4. W. Robinson, wife . of Congressman Robinson, has; ;re tur.ned from Washington, ixC, where she has ben spending .hf J past two months with her husband. She will remain ,4wa-e IndefinitetyJ, Miss Mary v Jones of alt ;take City, underwent an operation for appendicitis at the L. D..-S. hos pital and , is now convalescing ,.a l( i j50, broke the record with a throw Here Is the start of the government's plan to employ 250,000 Jobless men in a national reforestation campaign, cam-paign, the first truckload of 2-year-old Douglas fir trses leaving th3 forest service nursery at Wind Rivsr?, Wash., for distribution to the reforestation camps. Each bale contains 3700 youftg trees. Roosevelt and - Herriot : Came to Grips -Happily! ,)N ft , Mrs. Frerd Bownand Mrs. Joseph H. Jqne8fii:speci4yely-t, Mrs. Pudley Jallaghr of Martin. was a visitor ifi Provo the latter part of the week. Mrs. George Busby of Salt Lake City, has been visiting in Provo with Mr. and Mrs. George Busby, Sr. Pres. and Mrs. F. S. Harris and Dr. and Mrs. L. W. Oaks will spend the fore part of the week in Vernal. Ver-nal. Pres. Harris -wil lspeak at the graduation exercises at the Vernal high school Monday. Mjrs. ay. p. JCreer will leave today for Phoenix, Ariz.,,, where she was called due lo the illness of her husband. Miss Eunice SecJ of St. An thony, Ida., has been visiting ini Provo for a few days- with friends.! Emil Lund, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lund of Mt. .pleasant is at the Aird hospital, where he under- jwent an appendictis operation Fri- Arthur Guy Mitttlsqn and Adean Fenn, both ,f; Payson, were is-J sued a mar'jagc . (license at the country ,elrk,'s - office Saturday. Clin IjpmW j9avenport of Cedar City, and Rilla Hay.; of American Fork, were granted a license td wed Saturday at the county clerk"fe pffice. , i ... Jr. jf. A. .GHldea, professor of sociology at the U. S. A. C. in Logan, and 35 sociology students; visited the Utah state, hospital, Friday. Fri-day. The group is making a tour of the various institutions of the state. Mrs. J. C. Hogansen, who ac companied the party to Provo, visited with Mrs. Joseph Sud weeks. , ,f Gerald Dean Burr of Orem, and Rhea Busby of Provo, were issues a marriage license at the county clerk's office Saturday. Welcoming the representative of another great power to White House conferences mapping a plan of ; attack on the world's economic Ills, president Roosevelt Is seen greeting former Premier Edouard llewiot of France on the White House norticdu Captain Walter Vernou, the Presfdent's naval aid, is , at the right. -- husband SEEKS dwom (1,. Burns narges or uniaithfulness 0- and cruelty were brought forth in a di-v-.;icc complaint filed Friday morn-infC morn-infC by Lawrence Beesley of Provo against his wife, LaPrreal Beesley. Beesley charges that for a period of two years Mrs. Beesley has had wild drinking parties at his home while he was away working, she has "stepped out" with other rmen, has flown i nto rages and screamed curses at him within hearing of the children and neighbors. He asks the custody of the five minor children and says that the two over 12 years of age have elected elect-ed to stay with him. TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION ( . : : LOST $HAEFFER pen, engraved "Eve-,Jlyn "Eve-,Jlyn Gren." Call Hedquist Drug "No. 1. Reward. ml FOR BENT FURNISHER OR UNFURN. 3 rm. mod. apt. 227 E. 3rd No. Phone 1054. ml2 SITUATION WANTED $.IAN wants work. Calcimlning, paper or general cleaning. 610 W. ..1st South. m0 FOR SALE MSCELLANEOVS BLISS Triumph seed potatoes 40c bu. Lyvert Johnson. 27l W. 6 S. ; ml2 FLOWERS AND SHRUBS PRIZE Dahlias, $1 doz. up; choice -Glads, 35c, doz. Mrs. J. P. Fugal," Pleasant Grove, 4 jQlks. east, 4 -'folks. north from bank corner. VTeI.'j68W or call 1124W. Provo. '" '. m5 ' t -. PLACE OF BARTER WILL trade Buick sedan for small iy,jtruck. . J. D. Bishop, ' mile east '-on Canyon Koad, Orem. " - tn5 ' Basis Of Suit Agaitjst Payson Leaping electric current, sparks released by expert electricians and complicated electrical problems reduced re-duced to simple experiments have entertained the jury whic"h will decide de-cide the case of Rowena Robinson versus Payson- city Monday in the Fourth district court. The jury has been listening " to evidence tending to prove or disprove dis-prove that Payson city was responsible respon-sible for the severe burns and nervous ner-vous shock Miss Robinson received July 13, 1932, when she attempted to turn .on the light in .the bathroom bath-room of her home in Payson. Photographs - placed before the jury by Miss Robinson's attorney, R. W. McMullin, show a severe burn on Miss Robinson's leg and she further alleges she has been permanently injured about the head and back py the shock from which was hurled to the floor. The case is one of the most interesting inter-esting 4n -the annals of Utah county, according to Judge Martin W. Larson, Lar-son, who is on the bench in the case. Damages of $5000 are asked. Claims Bering Hike Wilson, Peterson Place In Finals TOR RENT UNFURNISHED , CHOICE' 3 rm. apt. strictly -mod., -lile bath, hardwood ' floors, etc? Duplat ; Close in. 372 W. 1st No m!2 THREE rm.- modern apt 257 West Meredith Wilson of Provo and Kenn Peterson of Manti are finalists, final-ists, in the 6. Y.s U. student body president elections which will be held on Tursdav. May 4. These two men won out in .the primaries conducted - Frirday, according ac-cording to an Announcement made by L'uZe't Chipman, election direc tor. They won over William Margin, Mar-gin, Weldoh Talyor and Wendell Vance, all of Provo. Oher candidates successful in the primaries arer Helep Cook, Provo, and Edith 'Young, American Fork, for vice president: -Myrtle Sowards, Provo, and Leona Gibbons, St. Johns, Arizona! secretary; Kenneth Stringham, Vernal, and James McGuire, Provo, cheerleader. -i - i X l ? s f (ft ' ' ; . f.. '. "$-.'- . (Continued from Page One) sailed ,oyer the bar at 12 feet 6 7-8 inches,., half an inch higher than the old mark h.eld jointly by Bel-Uston Bel-Uston of the Aggies and Staples of .the . Y. U. The other new mark was" in the Utah won with a heave. of 146.98 feet, Err4e Shpherof the 'Y" al of ,3.48.5. feet. The. old record is 1485,. made hyReeve of the "Y-" Greenwell of Utah won the short dash and his teammate Goldstein won the 220ryard dash, with Hutchinson Hutch-inson of the Y" placing third in jaoth. ' , . The UX" took all three places in .the twcHpaile, as expected, Floyd ; Millet captured the . broad jump vent. Ruthforth, howevert leaped to. first place in the high jump over Ed. Brady and Reese of uie ii. Y, U. team. Ernie Shober of the "Y" was high-point man of the meet with II . pomts, closely followed by he home .of hex sister and mo$herr?..L wijson of the "Y," with 10. Ernie Careful Drivers Get Tire Mileage V. A. Muravieff, - ycoing Russian: engineer, who, declaxea.. f ,h the first man ever to walk across the Bering Btraifc iceflcsQiak.r ing the 55 miles betweep Aiiadyr, Siberia, and .Cape, Prince of Wales, Alaska in 10 gays. In a recent tire mileage tst conducted .jby the United States Rubber company, in' .which 30 drivers driv-ers .participaied, it was discovered that -the fcenj best drivers got an average of, 20231 miles out oi their tireg as cjontrasted with the average aver-age of 1Q7.73 ' miles . ob.ined by the. ten hdest drivers. The ten medium drivers averaged 14,958 miles. ..-v ' Each driver used the same n.ake and mQdei of car, each used the same make of tires, and each drove n the same section of the .country. Out of the 30 cars measured, meas-ured, five obtained . from 7,200 to 9,400 miles from their tires; seven obtained 11,800 jto 13,700 miles; seven got 14,300 to 15,800 miles; six got 16.100 to 18,700 uUles; ahd five obtained 20,700 to 27,600 miles. . The driver who starts and stops wit& .moderation, and. who seldom eiXce.eo.,40 miles per hour, company com-pany engineers say,, will get at lestwXce, the tire,, mileage cb-tined cb-tined ie slam-ang operator, ,nd theyadd, either, fype of driv-et driv-et iLptm seyen to 36 per cent, nipre.piiieage fqrm tires built of Temperea Rubber. won first in the shot and second A In the discus and hammer, to take the honors. The summary: Hammer Johnson (U). first; Shober (Y), second; Howard (U), third. Distance 148.98 (new record), rec-ord), MUe run Taylor (Y), first; Lusty (U), second; Barlow (U), third. Time 4:38. 440-yard run Dudley (Y), first; Jeppson (U) second; Perry (U), third. Time :51.3. 100-yard dash Greenwell (U), first; Goldstein (U), second; Hutchinson (Y), third. Time :09.9. 120-yard hurdles Wilson (Y), first; Paosie (U), second; Lewis (Y) and Maxfield (U) tied for rmrd. Time :15.3. 880-yard run Ashby (Y), first; i'ayioi- (x), seconu; tetzer (U, Lhird. Time 2:02.9. 220-yard dash Goldstein (U), first; Greenwell (U), second; Hutchinson (Y), third. Time :21.6. Two-mile run Snyder (Y) first; Dean (Y), second; Nelson (Y), third. Time 10:27. 220-yard hurdles Wilson (Y), first; Maxfield (U), second; Dudley Dud-ley (J), third. Time : 24.6. Pole vault Gour ley (Y). first; Hodge (U), second; R, Webb (Y), tnjrd. Height 12 tt. 6 7-8 in. (new record). Shotput Shober (Y). first; Howard How-ard (U), second; Moore (Y), third. Distance 41 ft. 5 in. High jump Rushforth (U). first; Brady (Y).. ..second; Reese (Y), third. Height 6 ft, 2 7-8 in. Broad jump Millet (Y), first; Rushforth (U), second; Em Colson (U), third. Distance 22 ft. 6& inches. Discus Reeve (U), first; Shober Sho-ber (Y),, second; Cannon (Y), third. Distance 1311. Javelin Davies (U), first; Snell (Y), second; Ed. Colson (U), third. Distance 180.5 ft. 880 relay Utah first (Ed. Colson, Col-son, Patterson, Goldstein, Green-jjwell. Green-jjwell. Y. U. second (Eastmond, Johnson, Brown, Shields.) 135.5 seconds. Mile relay Utah first (Harten-stein, (Harten-stein, Gallagher, Adams, Jeppson). B. Y. U. second (Kotter, .Hutchinson, .Hutchin-son, Dudley, Wilson). 3:30. Ena. arian Breckenridge of Monaca. JPftged one year, has twojgrandmpthers, . four great-grandmothera, great-grandmothera, ajpd one great great grandmptei;; , y4 two grandfathers, tw9(. rejeUrgraathers, and one great great grandfather. SILVER FOR DEBTS WASHINGTON, April 29 U.P) The war debt .silver amendment to the currency inflation bill passed the senate late today with out a word of debate. A bill., to -make the famous Flor ida fjvergiaqes a natnonal park is oeiore the congress. i' : : - rrr Effective Monday; May lit ADULT 5e HAIRCUTS 33B 25c 55c 25c 15c SHAVE 25c Saturday Nights an'4 Nights Prior to. Holidays : PROVO ASSOejLTBP . ... BARBER SHOPS Utah P6ver&' Light Securities ; BOUGHT AND SOLD ; "S, ; WELLS L. IUHMHALL, Broker . Manager'. Child, "Barley and Company la NORTH UIV.:jtyE...l ; : PHONE42-t360-J ( CHILDREN'S HAIRCUTS . WIND- BLOWNS SHINGLE TRIM NECK SHAVE or CLIP ..... SPJ FOR THIS WEEK 190 FORD SlEpAN We , hvev . Several 1932 Mpel Fords, brand new nice discount. See them. $ICE b'pEGIALS! t$Zl Ford Victonan Coupe Like New TfiorwrJily. 6&Sfl ReconditioneVi , . V-P-PV . CAR VALUES tSSl.ffeiujf- piirarit Sed&n Iffot) Doge Sedan 2t Jodel T Fords C931 Ford Conv. Coupe 1932 For4 V-8 Coupe immw& WmWr Corner Ut, West & CettUr Fjord tieulera? Used World history was lo the making when this picture of the Roosevelt-MacDonald coherence was taken Id the Oval Room of the White House. Seated, left to right, are Secretary of State Cordell Hull. British Ambassador Sir Ronald Lindsay. Prime Minister J. Ramsay MacDouaid and President Roosevelt. Standing are advisors to the British premier and the president. At the extreme right ara Raymond Moley, assistant secretary of state, and Senator Key Pittman. DEMONSTRATION DELAYS NEW MOONEY TRIAL mutt .r iy . -f r,s . - i- , --'' -Jl 4 Strident-voiced demonstrators who persistently shouted for "Tom Mooney in Portsmouth Square. San Francisco, caused Superior Judge r; , : Louis H. Ward to postpone until May 22 the new trial of Tom Mooney . on an old murder indictment from the 1916 Preparedness Day bomb -" blast. Photo shows mounted police forcing a small part of the demon-strators demon-strators to move on. Portsmouth Square is across Kearny st. from the " San Francisco Hall of Justice. 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