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Show 2 clttdat. hat , i"2 Vth County. Vth . STORY OEHINP THE ST03Y & ' " Steel Tal!;s Still SGarcIiors.Fdr Deadlocked After Piano Forsyth' y Meeting SUNDAY HERALD - Provo, All-Do- Spirit and Unity of Neighbors-CrediteWith Turning Tide of First 'Bin Provo. River Tlireat . (Csstlwied tr trtrt Cx Churchill Says Hell Stay In Povcr Long Enough to Ga; Reforms to Avoid B&nkruo tcv . Receive 'Lead' LONDON (UP Prime Minister Eocthj 1 FcrenuneEt tsurt t appeals which ordered Pine's ds- - No tract ef the light plana In Funeral serrlcei for Cecrge; I" ri - Winston ChurchUl served notice oa nto'a. 1'"-are which two Prove fie4 people cliloa stayed. viewed arsl.-.e backzro.r.J cf : . l . , w m ia i Kitm v wrini fits , f f rutR. yj HK-kj xouna cy a oeen The appeals court also refused.t cf .Labcr.te In SaU La. Citv f an eitrv- Itegptal yars !: to prohibit the government from 'late Saturday but a "lead" from a year's Illness, will be conducted forms nd cf ovcrr;-i.-waste, r.ec?sJnr to nrevent bank - !snce 1 p. m. in th v.ero -f ' 'JlvtorUod whether putties teto effect any wage in Kemmerer, Wye., gave hope lor Monday at vpov , Ar,:fzz '.they lke it reptcy, Drawing Room Chapel ' under the not localizing the search crease. money. ' Hatvor "recun were . Provo. Madsea. Reports reachlraf His iharp comments were oi me siecona ward ier snsBSHT. vinery that plane answering the.de-- i 'oisnop Provoked tT the rec-.----,t Mr. Vincent was, a prominent thrJ? 2 at beds il their .m, plug finally nightl last first LUKE threat Tuesday TIIERON II. was! By V. acUon !?ftl conservative The defeats ta muni: si court's At supreme Provo man and we ged It, Jf10?, This might fee called the story with picks and shovels until In. and Later party tl it:ectlon w!rt" r" steel for the companies was victory w man over EOrthward on credit C4Sa i mi flt ,vat And guarding the barricade Kemmerer, nying behind the story of northwest could get heavy equipment for another r c!rf . :x, ering which Churchill turnstatus told wanted the quo a? ratlonvrld between U noon and 1 p.m. for the Provo's mobilization against the But lest the spotlight be ager West Center at the purport turn Is Mriris served in the industry until the Tuesday, threatened Utah Power andidio audience tht hisfint six lie silver-ha- ir Erttain ma it hsve a greatest flood threat- in its his- ed too brightly on the court Tuled on the constitutional, This was the first clue received areas in the city itself as yet was Albert's mother, foveraTReat "ctpah'--e cf dais.f the, tory. has Knudsen Mrs. who ed Hsber tn with search for question. the connection . i la this district ... ijria the 'story f Joe Doake undamaged by actual flooding ynpcp-alathirds tiut hare t be K; They told the court that if no the plane, which disappeared Tues for many years, and hundreds of his neighbors, toe dogged effprts of West Provo lived there for ,48 '.years and freeze were imposed the govern- day after Mr. Forsyth, with his ' "The medicine- .- 'he said. "!s He was born Urhn h thir own efforts and farmers .and their doesn't propose to "let the river would grant a wage boost mother. City Librarian Georgia to Mar. 4.1SS8, and tbe taste Defers wsie initiative - met . and turned back battle for the- cast weeks' shgujd or anything else drive her out ment bitter and impose "a pattern Of employ- Forsyth, left the Provo Airport at ' Provo. the - son ' be told. the cure has only-Jus- t the first onslaught 01 rrovo P .begun. . .. be . ment now. which cannot a conditions on to relaa.m.. Is of Edward V. bnendai, fugbt wtr still The flood mobilization Provo. "We have the iU and I believe Hivr Saturda they. . undone." who ' hnMinv to his is visit and Mary Jane brother, Wyo., it back aided by city tively new In northwest the iower to eootiraie f qt anoaj r The government opposed any confined to Homer Vincent Clifford Keith hospital there. rvHmfv and state workers. The The grlnS has started to tell, but ously (there was yards of it on three er four years cf steier, died U, it Reete, on freeze car sear beside ccx) jet joose wage grounds that Ha received his iMr. Forsyth's wife Investigated and rcsel-i- e g3verr..T.tr,t at caisa ritv had 6fficially taken over mobilization has been underway uie a lady-lik- e 12:1$. .m. in an C;den but awesomely might precipitate a new strike. when the two failed to return a education ia thelrri home and abroad, rcakin? our direction." but the hastily .assent leas thin a week. West of the city At Mr. coart'a the of Vlarent the time blast and snoopy scheduled against high He had made his home mistakes as who does not? toot Wednesday evening Prove elty hospitaL K.it Klvhlv effective neifh in the fertile riverbottom farm- vigorous sight-seer- s, Idle fishermen and ruling. steelworkers were stream- found they had never reached schools - and for the past two years at 113 devoting our tie effort to what we hnrhood, organizations were , still land. Bishop Marion G. Hinckleya numback to to in work Young University. ing Bonneville Park. everyone else who kept trying larger U. S. Sheridan. . aa 3S have led believe is the national interest. Arwi the backbone of the effort at the and Albert Knudsen r ymcent was caned ea an Liberty, At mtn nlana from He was bom Feb. 1. 1S2S. in we ask to be juoged by- erects get past ner ana une ctmciat oera. Three companies main danger spots. wearjr'froup of two dozen fannInLD3 mission ta Ireland ia 1111 tn Provo, a son of Clifford David and 'rather was niaVriine hcram "T'm Steel, 'Jonet it Laughlin, and Provo. Salt Lake and Wrominff And th storr of .Joe Deakes er in a fight against the lower th than by words, and f;r .V.r the only one I left that isn't out land Eteel which had balked at points havt engaged in the search M13 He. returned, to Provo and r em rare r.tet e. ne recti vea ras. rime to- 'brine tiem ab.t. ' and his battle to save hi home river for weeks. Time and time the as an auditor for an elec early schooUag: ia Nephl snd la the Churchill said. operations, opened for the missing plane since Thurs iworsea that river. .The situa rttuming rannot, hi. written without the again they have faced disaster as lighting to . mills. their trical supply company here and morning without success ave been tion, sne sata, la tne worst wiuun gates union School ifl mrv nf hia wife"., the hundreds Of tiers of manure-dikl cannot think of anythi-- g When Mr. Truman told the day The Southern Squadron of - ffie later served as deputy county e have her mmnnr. 'In tH We Pilch. White II worse for any country, and far Vineyard. ntr Jn noakea- - who- have breached. Each time they straw negotiators he in Civil Air PatroL of which Mr. treasurer for four Years. years of the early 1920s, tended House later, graduated; this island abovs all otter coun mobilized unlike anything seen mobilized and thrown more but water e to increase a, wage Is Gam-been had Forsvih married impose Grace commander, : iaxe came up rugner man Gallap rem the Lincoln tries, than to have a general elec since pioneer times ana xasen and manure' Into the breaksbattle. me agreement were reached, he rDearheadine the search out of meli Nov. 2S. 1229. in Salt Laka is now but the river current big School. tion every yctr and for us au to High over everything, but actual con it. has been a losing waa also presaid nd they made their home in Prove, aided by the Provo Flying . Mr. Reese en- dwell . in constant violent Hundreds of fertile acres are threat to the,' West' Provo area, pared to"the government party struction work on tne river, give the companies Service and Central Utah Aviation, will stayed within it banks. tered the U. S. strife, trying to set one half of flooded, and hundreds morenever One of wn whatever tn the first enlist er trouble-shootInc. "price adjustments "I'm the Militant Spirit lor be but the men have Army April 11. the people against the other, bidare entitled to under the The .CAP waa contemplating the U. S. Army during World War they this save whole described to the votes area," .1944 in their and served ding arainit each otter for. KTflt wavered fight spirit their farm and homes. You find a militant ft ma ifiMreeTffarir SW changing Its base ot operations to t from this area, Mr. Vincent servherself. We call her. the best lawsome ed which women ia the Quartermaster corps, ia amino h. substltue for Horatio at the He promised, too, to be "fair the Uintah Basin district today. army and also1 doing "the unpopular things that Lt. C. O. Claudin, mission com France fer 23 motstha. rseeivinsr Bluch Sleep how makes you feel that if this since that epic was writ- and decent" to both management ;Net have to be done. Bridge occupation the and union. That- prompted some mander for the Southern Group an honorable discharge from Fort was 175 years ago, Moiiy rwner ten. - of the service Knud BI Albert sunburned. u. if a. 1819 KusseU 12. of enhanced were said company ia Wyo., Aug. I Third CAP, would have plenty I Saturday night that "we main reports which City itself-rt- wo Infantry he'd had per centersProvo ch the opening of the three big want every available plane to par He was an elder ia the LOS inv helD servinsrthat sen said Saturday by have organized against Regiment t n of A Church. in the past the river's threat. These are the steel mills that he might be ticipate in the search with us Sunmember of the Provo sleep Revolutionary War haps 20 hours loffpndarv Germany ot the American Le twoC K. Reese week. He still IQOKM.UKe ne naa willing to make an additional day." Operations win begin at C Post Ho. 13. fieidpiece. years. a lot nf fitrht left in him. He Vincent was Mr. a.m. gion, he A to said. en was steel end commitment Said one woman to this tinker especially price on Third and .Fourth. his honorably disclans to strength division, route .here with 1000 gallons of active in. the Legion's boys baser He received Saturday: '"A month ago was nut lavine dike West north of ,12th North, end the the deadlock. from the charge army ia June f from en us the there ban lower . running What Mr. Truman .apparently gasoline for planes participating In activity. the city officials told ox ' in tne 1SS at Fort Douglas. was a lso .He northwest corner of the airr neignoornooa 'was of ne member it the toe searcn. that the flood FM ohth an4 Ninth Xffmmt region as said. to or would intended do mnA be.no Monday, ffK He returned to --Provo a ad fol' where No. to water U9. the Provo BPOE, hartor and bridges, talk.' soon as was port Lodge, ,Xhe after possible that, North. The fight against the river just newspaper road conatrUTtion work until served as its secretary for. many lowed to give the union a 17 cents an .Wednesday night iiooa exienoa over would be runninr oown ixu mn break a mree-mu- a his- - marriaf to Mary Udo Jao. iront m a arc ' van TOKVO. Sunday. May 4 fUPJ if before nw. vi . years. ttvww nui r hour wage and fringe increase ilitci i.i rc 1948. Kev. ia 2, Elko. He nA .from hla is bv The United Nations bold plan to survived widow summoned (CeaUnoed ea Pag i Fire) hadn't organized and met thedozen farmers, as the first installment of the! one son, George "H. Vincent now 'He was a member of the LDS Vn ihe ihnotir? in Korea throueh overall 28 cents n hour "packstatloaed with the U.. S. Navy ia Church and is survived by his an "cverall" solution -- wet firm In age" recommended in three inSan Diego; and one daughter. widow and one daughter,. Joan, his Owimurift reslitar.ee today as the stallments by the wage stabilizaProvo truce talks Marilyn Vincent, Provo; two step- parents of Provo, las grandmother, j secret 1 tion board. BENJAMIN An Pay- sons and David J. Reese, Prove, and parectly entered another phase of W Robert He cannot do that how. son Flora Reynolds, died Fri- - Gsmmell. brief "nothing to say" sessions, ; Jsmes E. Gam. two brothers 'and one sister,-Don-There was immediate specula- day' girl. while swimming in the Arrow- mell. Mrs. Orem; aid and Paul Reese, Provo, and Full Allied and Red delegat'ons .Dale Wall. tLaRue) tion that the supreme court's head pool at Benjamin. She was Mrs. Jack (Eleanor) Henderson. Mrs. J. L: Mignon. Provo. iheld a meetlrg at Pan- freeze action may hamper the the daughter of Mr. and Mrs Ivan Provo; nine f the five Fnneral will be shortest services the " " : grandchildren and two ducted A log Jam Con tinged frent' Paga One negotiations being held by Mur- Reynolds of Pay son. v SPANISH FORK 1 p.m. la the, plenary sessions that began last'. at one brothers snd William Tuesday sister, ray and the ateel industry. Some Witnesses said the girl went to1 Vincent. "Provo: Homer Vincent. Berg Drawing Jtoom Chapel. Of- - ilonday. However, they a freed to under the. old Orem railroad I feared it may make the uie pooi wua iu companions for an Salt Lake City; Mrs. Lyna tEIla) Cciatiiig will be Paul Taylor, bishop meet again at. 11 a m. toajorroe the larger working groups. quarters I a time the east to for A bridge workers in the mllla restive. w. C. Love When she was stricken, a ciaca Avenau caux. . . . me (10 p.m. unday EOT). at stressed Mayor iew warn. tnreatenea uie mam nignwiy The government, in its appeal outing. the meeting the necessity of con Red Cross lifeguard pulled her .Frienda may call today from 8 to Friends may call at the imortu-bridge over Spanish Fork Riv?r tinual fortification of the river from to the supreme court, asked the from the plunge. A preliminary p. m. and xfiior to the services, a ry londay from 6 to 8 p.m. and A. on U. S. 91 south et this city but the lower Geneva bridge to Third high bench to decide whether Mr, examination Indicated, she died Monday. Tuesday prior to the services. West; "We must keep 'puahinar the Truman had constitutional auth- from a heart ailment, rather than Internment will be in the Provo Burial will be la the Provo City workmen were believed in control bank up. laying trees in front of ority to seize the Industry. in City Burial Park where full mili Burial Park where full military drowning. of the situation late Saturday. i will honors andthe honors bank be with Mr. be will accorded him tary accorded under Although aha apparently died The log jam diverted the river Sawyer's Comment he said. ConsUct opera- lh the water, the girl did not Vincent under the direction of the direction of Commander George Frank Arthur Mitchell, 1. SAN JUAN. P. R. (UP) The rocks, the at it La sen. ot E. r of current, sending two slashing E. La Dean' r the of George Dean the V Menden? sen, former Provo man; died have .Hoa a of. ""S"0" of . avs Commerce symptons Secretary drowning, north wing of the bridge and start- Pan American 1 World, .iAiru ao. 13, American tne state wm be maintained to Charles ban Ko. 13, American Friday morning in a Saa FranPost Provo I'ost, Menqpnnau of nominal ,)., Fork bos aald. She Spanish Sawyer, physician ceu. v J . ing a dangerous; undermining be- siraxocruiser.inat cras.neujin . i protect the Fifth West and 13th the steel mills, was. appearing, on was known to have had. a heart Legn. Legion. cisco hospital. fore 'workers gained control. Traf- tral Brazil Tuesday with iW per-- j North bridge.. lie was born May 23. 13Q1 la an NBC television he condition, quiz program reported. fic was slowed oyer the bridge, son aDDarentlv cauetitl Two of the representatives at th when he J was informed of the aboard was The victim Fpringviile, the sea of William. taken from the but the latter was still considered the people court's decision., n that meeting charged and Jure Wood M.ichelL and Henry artificial pool resolra given f Provo had been grossly misin-int- o ' answers Vv perfectly, safe; observers said. his par-eu-ts V a to ProvO-mltcame Ltion few lie "That Carol quite by certified Downing. the Jungle, the. air force The highway bridge at the point formed s to seriousness of the questions that have been asked Red Cross lifeguard, who was vis schools Prove the and attended running west to the California ficer who directed the search said flood. "What people are told about me, he commented. : and the Brisham Young University. as a the , the at iting pool spectator was worse in "the flood,' and what we can aee shape . Packing plant . As a young man he went to work Sawyer also said that he was time the girl was missed. Efforts than the U. S! 91 span, and was Saturday. with" our own eyes don't jibe."- said headed Richard - of Spanish Fork Fire Olney, Maj. for the fronton Plant of the ColumHouse White the hego"hopeful" of Mothers 65 . Utah 'at-65 Department or older may County Mothers finally closed to traffic. force hunt for the big T. R.; Brown, who has directed ; tutors would reach an agree resuscitator the air bia Steel, where be worked for 25 to revive years of age or older havt' a operators Spanish. Fork River itself was plane, said it may have of the flood control work as ment. He denied that h tend as guests anytime during years. Six years ago be trans were j the Murray futile. no higherthan it has previously !sratea. girl t rnairman ine worth, in the matinee showing from 1:15". f erred to the Pittsburch, Calif.. had been given a commitment on i The victim came to the oool special treat coming In connecbeen, but 'was-"uagain after, two Col. Archibald,ir D. Odom, of the subdivision organization. university wages to 5 p.m. However, they must planf of the Columbia division of in return for sending his Friday afternoon with 91 group of tion .with Mother's Day next days of Towered waters. . Crews Air Force Rescue Service, said yes ' to union back work obtain steel week. Broadcast Quotes Friday. ticket, entitling them the. U.S. Steel and was working v id a from over the said maintained still Ralph gins vigil Payson. at Belem. Bpazil. that to terday tree 'from The there at the time of bis death: Both and the the . admlssSoo, manaeer. companies Malachl. pool city .springs at the mouth of "everything points to an' explo- - "In a radio message to the peoThey'll be special guests at the had made his home- la Herald. These before briefs tickets Dally was government She placed 13. 1940. born in Sept. traditional. Mother's .Matinee ple Friday by one city official. th? the supreme court Friday the be will Calif. Monavailable Pittsburgh. the situation was believed' under 8 Fork. starting ' people of Provo were told there companies seeking approval .of Spanlsn sponsored by the Paramount He was a member of the LDS . a . day. An - active member of the LBS control, with a previously exposed was nothing to get excited about." The tickets may be obtained Church and7 Is survived toy one Theater and The Dally Herald section of watermain patched until Mr. Brown continued. "The offi Pine's decision that Mr. Truman Cmirch she was a Primary Assn. by a .relative but the following brother snd sister, Charles Mitthe immediate danger of a wash- cial said dikes were built up as had no inherent powers to seize Seagull in Payson Second LOS at the12.theater In Provo Monday, information must be supplied: chell, Provo. at present working the govern- ward. She was a sixth grade pupil .May oirt.was passed. much as eight feet above the water the industry and Mother's In for the U.S. Steel in Pittsburg,.". name," a mothers' ment addition, four, of the reversal age, address, seeking at in some spots. , This was grossly Taylor Elementary School. of hum- -' Calif., and Mrs. Joseph IRuth) ill receive corsages. number living" children, present decision.. inaccurate. be hard to Justice Burton issued a short Survivors Include the parents. These will be awarded to the ber of grandchildren; and numGuajardo. also of 'Pittsburgh. He four brothers a$Si two sisters. . a . find spots where there Is as much ber of it also survived by several nieces moiner present-- , me as three feet between the dike top memorandum, in which Frank LaMar, Waldon. DarrjI. vPaul. oiuesi numwith mother the and nephews. greatest furter the joined, explaining and the river's flow."1 Elaine and Jeneal Reynolds, all of ber of living children, the grandNew Zealand, deep, in the south Funeral services wiU be con reasons, they voted to deny re- Payson; three' grandparents. who substantiated Mrs. Ralph Halm, ern hemisphere, abounds in fish ducted in Provo and burial will be mother with the most grandAmerican much of Mr. Brown's TOKYO. May S (U.P view of the case. Flora Mr. and statement, Reynolds. and Jrees imported from North'in the Evergreen Cemetery, time children and the " great-granBurton wrote that the constitu- and Mrs. John Payson. jet fighters shot do n four Com- said It is best to refrain from LeRoy Koyle, Spanwith the most greatmother America, saVs the National Ge--I to be .announced later "br the Eerz tional issue "deserves for its MIG-15's to but ish Fork. stir up solution ' in two aerial duels munist important grandchildren. iMortuary. of the V ographic wisdom that Magazine., aflg the. concern for seriousnear the Yellow sea at dusk Satur-- adequate The movie to which the (Continued from' Pjge One) our judicial process makes availness oi the situation. the "If Britain's blind mayor are workers promothers will be special guesta lrlv and Hamacrorl a nrnwllnr. Says it is not serious.'- - continued able."' ducing goods and services valued is "The Murylng Kind" starmansun, regardless of their politl- Russian-bun- t he the. circuit Therefore, said, Mr. "he1 ftghter. idriven Halm, at 112 million a year. probably just court of cal affiliation. ring Judy Holliday. appeals should be allowthe. situation, ed to The president - used - .a casual.! In one battle Gapt. Robert T. doesn't understand case on decide its the . merits not working down, there like conversational tone of voice IorLatshaw of Amarillo, Tex.i :scored He's ' in the normal manner before it we. are." most of his descriptive commen-jBi- s fifth MIG ' kiir to win his Another is placed before ' the supreme at. the representative "teerea ciear OI uowev rang as ace....,ln the Korean war. court. "been Hwho on said he had talkhcpH th "tnvp w' Latshaw is also credited with dam meeting only five times and '"beautifulj" aging four other Red ietsj He Is the river night and day for several central committee. 'We'll take ' ; days expressed the opinion that only three America's 13th jet ace.there was ho panic among those rare of our immediate needs and - Mr. Truman was smiling and Robert .of J. Love, San!people confronted with Bavins? their then worry where the money comes - j -"' '' the show got Capt . relaxed , .from, flooddevastation. from later." he added. Co with all lovelier over ia ine Civil Defense organizations is any excitement it is ' rroments before it becan. For ;?1" nls 61in . ,,me!"H there . those who j throughout the county will coopdon'tactuany , fully fivef minutes, before theffihtv VM .Sabre. lets engaged an lmong . , know w hat-- golng on." The work-- f. erate through this committee. Tuisy'i newest 9 on the! openin? MIGs and ,ors At the afternoon meeting Mr. of the seriousness ihe rnonr , iuSt like .vlHndetrmiMtl numberof ,aUie tne single propeuor-anve- n plane, situation and are doing all they Taylor rallied committee members performer about to make a TV" which was damased to continue and Intensify all efby 1st Lt. ran to nreveht further damaff j debut. , ,i.t.-iui oi 1 aul. but thrv are' rlninff It wlthniit nv forts to avert possible disaster, J. , Th?n." on signal, he went down nonce 11 Tn ntf f a Vn an and committee members reported to the first level to greet WaUer Minn. on progress. . borne of the broadpertinent questions of Columbia Cronkite the T M hicb to . posed SET representatives casting system TV network and Orem Man Fined Love in Mayor Saturday morning's soon they were In the diplomatic i i TC T were: "Wbat Insurance meeting Minohin ii-- 3 reception room, where Mr!" TrUr 950W.ctnn un-rasnio- nea man noted, the walls featured pic W., Orem, was fined S250 with have the volunteer's got- in - the Hrd ord lodf C4oote mey are lnjurec tures of "some of the most beauti $150 suspended Thursday! in city, event "nat court on charges pf falsely adver-- i about law suits over questions of Ut-oful first ladies rights and other Using himself;.. as a naturopathic when he had no license,! ties"; ."Who's going to pay for all in the flood A portion of the fine was Incurred pended on condition he is. jiot.battle." (Continued from Pare One) found guilty Of a similar offense: The mayor said technicalities of within six months and .that $100 rights of way and accident dam-i- s the closing before the paid by May 14. ia?es will ibe settled through the 11th hour cancellation of the walk -, insome in weeks three out ago BLOOMS UP TO 1 f OOT WIDE stances necessitated extensive repairsThe AAortfrosa tro Wool tasyol for a . 4. Opening of U. S, Steel plants .vv in the Pittsburgh district, which svivfiMeel svmmor. Buoyont gcrf-rone' LLs emplpyTO.OOO, was delayed by two farmT and '" '"' - ' ssnd ever-so-lisWide Variety of Colors wildcat strikes on a subsidiary cork end rubber sole . Howthe railroad serving plants. ONLY t ever, poultrymtn of. this by fetch "my, eye-catc- h disputes with the Brotherhood Jrg srow- - Vnm , were settled ot Railroad Engineers to tit only rH braid. Yes m'om, rhe Morrfreje is savbboblel late "in the day and the plants Ea. community are open began charging , hearths.invited to enjoy ;rc':.CWsoe Se-s- C1ko CJianne ase Lota (3 for Sofi m fch, clu ; aarcesttuae accentor w!r fhm services and fd iissl (12 for $2.00) Y Even if you've never tmmn Dahlias O side for lotise, saomj Gfttfi hit aweraigki ssy hortij before you 11 set exhibition blooms when you plant our Slant. Smootlut offered Irra saiia sILcnrs, .rnck savings by yew...Csy..R toD-lbulbs. Bril COME IN TOMORROW Every Afternoon (xettiaa colors: liant maroon, ami baby pink, ia YaeH levt Jtl Sunday Ilelpa keep a.ia scii, trait. Saturday) ; cloud salmon, sunset coo' ' .g . 1 a. kirkii A . - pJli . st "ITi. ( -- es a t f; LLT.'T;1 jar, lJK?r irr! L-- rr I - Rce3 Dicsat.Qgdcn;: Clifford . -- day-and-ni- Rites Here Tuesday ::- : . . -- " : -- . . - -- . es :'-"- - u-n- o - - 4 - - . , - - . nHd for : re-.por- tef -- . . Gjrl, 11, Dbs I I . Main Highway Bridge At Spanish Fork Threatened Arrovl::cd Peel Appoints Committee for -- full-dre- au-Mr- ss step-daughte- rs, ! Flood Control -- eon-fmuaio- m. C i. v nviinif DImha lUllU ii Caught Fire In Air, Belief - Reds Oppose UN. Plan to End Shooting uu S Mitchell Frank - Dies rio-raPDi-ns California . , . Paramount, Herald Schedule Mother's Matinee May; 12 .j i . 1 " . . - h . disint-lmuc- - . ? p . -- - He-als- - - i : Yanks Shoot Down Four Red MIGs TV Audience Sees White House Tour . ! ,r , .1 a. a, j. 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