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Show 1 : Re-Electi- " : Ruling Says AFL Judge Loose Candidate For to City Bench Labor emple Not Exempt From Tax on Provol City Jud W. Dean Loom 'Saturday annoifticed 'his! candidacy lor reelection to the elected Judgeship to which in 1945. Judge Loose will be' a slated candidate in city elections -- i ' for this Jail, Prior to his election. Judge Loose was engaged, in private law practice in Provo. He has taken an active, part in he study and promotion of traffic safety, As! Provo city judge, he attended" the Judicial conference! for traffic- cbutt judges aind prosecutors tin Los Angeles ; last year. He; is a member of American Legion Post 13, Pifovo Elks Lodge 849, and Squaw Peak: chapter, In . ternational Footprinters. Judge: Loose is a native of Pro vo, a son of Colonel C '.E. Loose and Mary Jane Patten Loose.) He is married, his wife being' the for- r mer Leola Peay, He received his education in the local public schools.tsra'duatins from Unive'r sity of California and Stanford university law school. '.. Judge Loose said Saturday, re- j garding new election procedures ' for judges, "I am fully in. accord i with the purpose of the new non-- ) partisan selection procedures be- cause I feel that the administration of justice should bear no tint or Color of any other motive than thorough and fair' interpretation of the" facts of a case and carefuijijust and impartial applicationof. the law to the facts." " The AFL: Labor temple in Provo is not exempt f rom taxation,' Utah'i Attorney General Clinton D. jvernon ruled in ? an opinion, sent Saturday to County Attorney Arnold C. Roylance. The opinion resulted from a claim by the union some time ago that 'the building should be exempted frm taxes on the same basis as church property, on the ' grounds it Is owned and admin organizaistered py a tion. Taxes; on the buiUHng were paid by the; union under protest, with a request for a ruling on the .' he-wa- s ; j " : 1 I ; . . ; Utah state Horticultural society has scheduled a state tour - July 31 and. Aug. 1, with several prom-.- " inent agriculturists directing ac- -; tivities. ' " '.)' K. Dr. S. W. Ed gecomb, Robert Burber.i Odeal Kirk- - and Gene Oberly Will show guests over! the fruit tree expIaent station of Worth Ogden, and other stations. Included in the.event will be a dinner 'meet and special lectures. j ; , i " SUNDAY HERALD FOR HOURS ON BUSY STREET un Whether the darn thing belonged to Bill Grogamor John Doe, and despite the fact it hadn't "cofighed up any shirts.1' a white goat "flagged down"; about 30 cars around midnight Friday on Fifth West between 12th and Seventh , North. 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SSf man-o- r ' Whlti. ; cononjtovioa i Terrific Values in Childrens 'u SUMER n. fkm't let another night go by witho it the cool, refreshing sleep that oPlaytx gives Come in, phone. ..or use 461 ALSO er the handy mail-ordcoupon, now Remember . you can ' save io on every pair vou buy em-Mexica- MT LaV I OChid O Mety Order . i; "i L i . j - OF - MONTH IN THIS GREAT END BRING YOU TERRIFIC SAVINGS a are that the' goat spent most of the night wandering around the highly traveled street. Provo! police received a c a 11 Saturday ' morning from a resident of that area telling them the goat was still holding up ' 1 ' ... : Door-tto-poo- r -- v. tmni county, with the goat, which didnt give a hoot for the modern . age and speedy travelers.-- i JULY 29, 1951 SUNDAY, fTovo. Morningside Heights, Chriateele Acres and Beverly Place -- were recommended for this service by J. T. Gardiner of the postal inspection service, Salt Lake division. Acting Postmaster Leo Broadhead said an approval from Washington is expected within the Desnite drenching rains and a and that was. a minor one. An un next few weeks. community-wid- e 'warning against identified girl wrenched her kneel 'A survey. pf the needs of the : matter. a poiio preven- as she started up the glacier and city was taken by Mis Gardiner fatigue aswomen To be exempt under the Utah undue ' here and chil- was given a summit badge on the during a 900 men, tion six build law, the opinion said, the of Mt. assumption she would ..have made weeks ago. Also stay the reached top dren recommended xo usea nave do exciu would oc not a. the had if 11 m. or ing Timnantfeos by was , top the; injury Saturday j delivery; on ' h sively "for religious worship or and a total of izoo were expecrea curred. V between Street State Seventh and Ninth North. W. D e an charitable purposes." An investi- to scale the peak before the day IN RACE Judge Trained Nurse Present Mr. Vernon said, revealed ended. Homes in. areas recommended-foLoose, candidate for reelection gation, of" the building a 40th that the marked occasion part The large delivery will require properly Provo A of trained nurse on top of the to position city judge. was. leased bn a commercial basis, ' annual community Timpanogos mountain kept a close watch; on numbers houses, Mr. Broadhead ,i bringing in rental profits to the hike, said to be the largest mass condition and pulsebeat of the stressed,-beforservice can begin. ne attorney hike of its type in the world. climbers. An An union. sherefOre, additional employe would interesting sidelight general said, the union must pay Sponsored annually by Brigham was the fact that the pulsebeat of be hired to take care of the new taxes' on it the same as anybodyl Young university, it has attracted the eldetly Mr. Gertsch was 104 delivery area, 'Mr. Broadhead 1500 hikers wh made the top when he reached the ' top. The said, if it is inaugurated. else. during the hike's peak years. nurse took the pulsebeat of Jwo BYU athletes, Bob Karpowitz and Dr. Fred G. Taylor, both of whom First on Top Richard Tooke, with c'ne measur- made the first organized Timp to "Summit First e get manager badges f T. ll Shurtliff., hlki 40 years ago.. Bill Radcliff were ing 100 and the otherlD4. Mildenhall Clark this year Salt Lake City store of the W.jT. and Jerry Myrup, both of Provo, Rain, ppured down - intermit- received a Timp stick as a grand Grant comoany, announced a it' who started up about 7 p. m. Fri tently during much of the ascent. prize in a photo contest sponsored connection with the hike. to his 'firm' oper day, made the summit by mid drenching most of ithe hikers in plans urday Other winners In the photo event were thoroughly. and for the night, waiting store in Provo. were Marlow At pre-KiMenlove, first in the program men Friday who summit brought the store. will be located in the Th rr i when the latter, arrived in night, an estimated 3500 people scenic section, and Burr Eldridge, badges oresent location of the Provoi J. the early morning hours of Sat crowded every inch fof space in second. Mr. Radcliff e was judged 's to hear first in the human interest! sec C. iPeraney company stdre. Theater of the Pine urday. varied will move soon to a new SPRINGVILLE entertainment An electrical by tion as well as grand . prize win-- 4 ergceed. Oldest Climber Cenreat West Dr. Alonzo ner, wui wuiara uercer second and Those J. a Lweek First caused storm this building power ..''-.Oldest person to make the sunv ceiving "Timp Money. Sticks7', included: in the human' interest division. . ter street. failure in pringville which lastfhe" traditional , bonfire icere-moM. B. Walker, 86, Orem, oldest Conrad Plans call for the. 'new Grant ed for over two hours in some mit was Gertsch q Midway, who made his person present, ah honor he has store to haveJ 2500 linear feet! of?' parts of the city. brought the program) to a l i of the mountain Sat- won for the last four-ears- ; Mary fitting climax. The bonfire, - a CO,unxers. ine siore 'win viry jue Lightning was given as the 11th ascent cause when the Strawberry Water urday. He made the 'Climb in Jane Reese, 83, Springville, oldest Provo Kiwanis club project for regular Grant line of was bull tj by (comhousewares, small Users line failed about 8:30 p. m. seven hours. Youngest to make woman present; Mrs. Teddie S. David Wamberg, who came from Johan-nesber- g, mittee from the club membership, prep- The city stations were able to the top was appliances, cosmetics, toilet th j South Africa, to win the chairmanned by Claude S. arations and notions. ' provide enough power to get it Joseph "Pace of . Thistle, who who has been in charge of ilt will Grant outlet back on in' the dpwntown section proudly proclaimed on his sum- prize for the greatest distance in!; the state. Stores aTc now, ao- - in about 30 minutes, but except mit card record that he was the traveled. Mrs. Wamberg attended this event since its inception. Dr C. J. Hart vas general cafted in Salt Lake City and Og- - for la brief! period," the Brookside "adopted son of R. G. and Shirley BYU in 1914 and 1915. chairnTan Pace of of overall hike arrangeto were sticks Thistle." also No town been named has remained of section the Timp given manager dn. as yet for the Provo store; - ; Only one 'mishap was reported, Professor John C. Swenson and ments. dark till nearly midnight. t Utah Horticultural Society Sets Tour o --- v WHITE GOAT FLAGS TRAFFIC ... |