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Show M:ALD SUNDAY j i to- - . r.'' , ;: " i rr? nier of years t ?o nde reran. f:a- - ar.d WJ Prf?cC7 nrurl r.J Wash Coral.'- , Ealiwia cf - ir"cn " at st-- Ji a t" s r a ccpa"orj uw f- 7 disappeared quickly. eariVl r,URi;rrJ,hoCw.W ''" fPJto initru- - 2t-c- ,0f u hrt commuitJcat-ana- . third cswt center A La the con- vention crja.-zat:o-a ia the rer-i- ir - r.. ed Prea bureaa ia the Daily Newa buiidir.z. .This bureau alao ia tied Li'o the conr.citlonj ex-jia- .irt trans-Nearb- y. 1 Z-.- tor desk-decur- . al n- ft 1 r.wj;i:ri. jets . I. .'.. -- m- ia tar.d-r- , ' coy te Ulnuii ir t-- : wc-ui- , ?s " - - ' -- -: .- c..-;f;r.- . in L corn-Rom- e. ."r" T hes s r me-ahs.fc- ; ! nd La q i.i ! T " - . 3- full-tim- . , shock-hand- - , Drug Company ty Merger Announced J. 1 , ij ( ',".' said he told TruJ311o not to hit him. Then be reached for his : I pocket knife. Police had not yet obtained statement from Mrs. Valdez. No charges had been preferred. - ''"Cl -- ' 1' . If.' j TROOPS nOLD SWAT IS MF.XICAV ELECTIOV MEXICO CITY (UP) troops and police mounted Steel-helmet- V I vr V ed i ' e f f l j r ' i f IjJ 1. I t w' I . , i o i A . '-T v --7 . "'V - ng noim's stag: si:ovj a t.-- : COMPARE! frUNYCOME! - ! ' ss 1 s 1 n " r- - tlUwikJ . MANY GO! ! 1 offer yom THAT HAS PROVEN THAT. 17 CAN, AND WILL SERVE THE TIOPtE CF UTAH AND IS HERE TO STAY , ' yaors ef continuous service to tha pecpla ef Ulah one-4io-'f BEFORE YOU BUY ASK ONE CP C'J? lO.CCi. MEM US IN UTAH WHAT THEY THINK AEOUT THIS L'NJQUE PLAN. CU Pka for YOU let L'i Sr Vi " 1 n h 1 Prsvo, Than fcr HC.V.S A?PCI th Unlet rccifi.tThi trip byjrz'n fun! rT. o vacsttjn In IhzUllf r Tck - Lid ::rr 1 ' town .trvica Mom a ! . .,.! ' , Premium pricet "3 Irt-tha-c- ! 4 . . - .. ' i . W S litHW a 'nih J -- ?vert1 ycur'thcIcTcf cr.'-2r- U l t.i'? trz'r. t1 Verbty cf r;irr c? Club lcun;3 ' ' &T-T- . """X D- 'CGtrf ' .a J 3 . V: 1 a a i DYU j zZZl 'RtcUnlng riisrvfd ' ,UjncJ Ccr. j A . tti.h f3 I ! . ; i "' Pctronana refunds All cf which c;nur3 you mors priVtt frcm your pscIJry. .V "C" hslp " - W a mi im$,,mm5 ,. UTAH POULTRY :00D FLA! I 473 J - BUT THERE IS ONLY ONE INVESTIGATE thrir,::? . m 1 Two end clii?cf t!,3 Z;rSryr cir-gon-ifi- n: o " is many-hTiter- . M Vo Sung:st Ycu sFlannin3;tp tt th grt-svisit th nation's xtra plxatur, goln 1 n 1 TO? RADIO IVSSTCnn D1HD "j r. ' r f ' --- f tirj - ' left-wi- P ,' tin-fold- ed uti dk ' Bill y " g rca,,ct 1 - bloody election campaign ' the main leads for ,.r'.ters: Resolutions Frank E1, eaier closed with the government appanmorning patera. enuy certala to cruih and Warren Duffee. and The cecwal is headed by Credentials Moore and 'Communist opposition at the polls. Dayton -. Franden. news James F. Do nova a. r. Francis T.Washisgtoa Harris-AN- A central PAUKEft FIT. ED Leary. U. P. John Lar.gdon. d.rii-cnews ed.tor. and Earnest burg manager, f.tw ahead of Gov. FROM ANOTHER POST .e Washington day John ,S. Fir.e and is covering th BUCHAREST, Romania (UP) ; 'randseaipennsytvariia detegaUon. A doz- - Mrs. Ana Pauker, one of Romania', ..rl-ether reporters are on their most powerful Communist leaders -f- ".'"50011 newspaper en r -i to Chicago L MOTS r: 3"it with their state until stripped of her party posts a month ago. was fired without raaaagerfna New York, asd delegations. explanation i Saturday as foreign minia-e- ei. Billion fc-'ir- i.--.g ...r guard throughout ixico Saturday as a -- i -- 'ir,rv. rk ro-Alapi- ng - net-wx- cttr.i: Karry-Lsibman- This Fourth of July. an .n Eetork. ban Friday about eight hours Thete three ce centers -- assure' too early. United Presa newspapers of in-- j Only two items were saved from auastaseoua o r .the- fieworka coilecUon commusicatisti one a -convestioa news, whether it breaks nag- rocket that was to open the hi hotel rocs, .on the f.ocr of the display slated for Friday night, and cofivecuon cr ia any ether part the other a rocket that said "good1 cf Chicasa. nisht."The United Press telepfcoto d Nobody was injured ia the for tsewipictures caa be oper- p:os:oo. wa but minor damage ated fcrora both the amphitheater on the barge carrying the and the ChieaSO NeWSOtCtlirea Bil.1 reported nM tn tv.n rar. -f r.nrlr reaa. thia insuring iostani m jsioa cf pfrtures for newipapersj a a of black amoke hovered around Ui world. Picture cove;- - over pathe crowd of thousands that ars by s.aff photograpix-r- s had to watch the boat ew York Cleveland races gathered that started shortly before rr"OR rd raca go U under the direcuoo; the display expieded. It Included cf Harold Blumenfeld of bombs, four doaea rockeU and .New Tiork, with John L, Sehon of: isj other firewerka items. New York ia charge of news UaM son and Harry Vanaa of New York Gracr DiHmaa. chief g night teiephoto transmission. ma iron Washington, direcjj the Lyie C, VHijon. LP Hjaahington rjsht coverage. cianager, wfco has been coven rg Louis Caiieis. Washington over-,pcoaveatMMsj and wriUrg!n-h- t editor, will be la charge of c tlsct 12:8 famous;-tiearly arjmooa newspaper ImocraUe convestioa in 'service baUotted The 103; ih mala committees which ylft, a fiMi-v.- . wore cnoosir.j ao mach of the pre-codate, ia - wnti.ni the main lea - ventioa news sre being covered .. . Whole Fireworks Display .Goes Off Eight Hours Early COEUR d'ALENE (U"P) i.'i Cr-o- Laylon f.lcn I!:! J July Fc'jriii e city's, scheduled 4int tht fir-ic- - y i 1-- ay. t- ..1. r-:- . - i patre. operate cf r;:c.irs cf found turrits tvera j, tv "Rlge-letto.'V- n'a tzi -- -s re.- - - ln u. z . J-'j- en-rout- ha Hutchtr.71. n Le-Gra- t.-- c-- e c c "y r 1 tsr,-:i..'ia"- wi a pot a around ;tc key The 50 are a tnw oj cninifn. 0 a group of veterana who m -rana r? ! at Seattle yesterday. Th paoiosrapa"a era e rotei workroom sai;j woui stop at Fort ot uie newa Smith, Ark were. ta major to Columci lie cxnvesuoa ,.i kii juscm except tea the aessiona are Baldwin aald they made a to the civil aeronautic! ad- pert The aecid bureau la la the ara-- j regional office in w'.'Jua id feet of the Seattle, but the CAA refused to HZ are-- j wtere the delegates late comment. Neither would officlala rwt week will cfcooae a RepubU-j- ,. Larson air force base at Moses can r.o for preiiderX Th:j r.or here at Denver.: b"iraa la a duplicate cf the Ililtoat Lake, Wash, wcrsxoom w the tarr.e wire .network special telephones. While ss:or.s are oa beta workrooms w2i simultaneously, threaded together by laitaxstaneoya t s v "c. dis-'di- l-- ci :r? - -- Rob-A---- atr iLKntd. siw - e :- i.. -- ! . -- f - sp-peari- y -- - t-- n- ou U-- e -1 sL-rs-l- e fcrrtefi ..rr J - ll-'-- ;,re-i- nvis avTMt - ..-- d A-- ;;' I- -:' C-I- e- j er had Pre today w Vrs4 .h. t,.MK. r t cars ci i (tn a over the, "Har.ford Atomic ipotted cf y rafor i ceveraje .;!l and Plant between Ellenjbur t. Eeputllcan cor.vtr.t:on.rec-er-'.d Taki.a. Waah., at about 0 a.m. a newarnen ?ever..y-tirof an Thia la about 75 mile tu.r.ber fciT b'ea aaalsed area where the firat of eait the pyi-terit cf t tnver.t.oa. Tharty-Cv- e objecta waa reported aeen t. r were'oa the Joh aix yean In the vicinity of cewi Mt, Rar.ier.Mgo lie of Seattle. aoulheaat .f at He C'c-- id Hil'.oo. lipublicaa We parsed the object- - at It and the InteraaUonal rtood iUJIpndM in apac,- By tomorrow couldn't pkrk it erUon ,ali f :.l :a.'f wu be ca the acen. We revered our lup tadiTt One of tii two fcureaua aet cp courv. ,n4 weKt baclt but we coverase in w i.r 2veuon (.y ipjt Jt a 01 " i f3 IiO CU The four f.ieri are tranaportlnf aa.M Korean War veteran mj3r iru.. J,1T J. v e "away Wil-be- rt before- - A t Spanish For!: Area Sends 22 Guard Opens To American Legion Doys State Nov Orem Qu ers -- 5 , ' V. and r.:l- rt Jor J.fnhteteln. Jack Lei.son. Larry' Chrlstensaa, was Ukea were Harold IL Vat Deaa Rust. Not present when picture , White, IXonla S. Tanar and Shirt Dee. Hanks.,. if Duane w Mark 6'son Smith Jr., Garry C-- ioCv:rCcr:;rji:aM" rc-:v- a tt Acxioy, 2!r.3 c";rectly the American Express CCice t g?t cur C" 1 I the ci2c closed mail, we . from 13 ta 15 "c'sci f;r tie r:.ld-darest period. This t a wslrome t ' I I k arrarseraent d'artr. ' warm Hi weather. v. ; a r.ew.: scale I'D"' t r cf al.cwsscri i "fn so r.;;.i j;r ,ue tourist to see and f,:r, smtU and: CI Liil of Rights that wl!l'rost"n;(!uctIa as tralrj pro i. C uur view cf psst time hasestiraated Jl.CiO.CCO.CCO a yea trsL-L---3 . 3 ; L i taste, our :vt cite iiouse Satur-fpersana was sent-tme isrr:-:j- ;j ituKoifiwa w?.o ct.a cr cor'ra t.'.,ii? must is more auve. The cllsr the conn- SPANISH FORK Twenty-tw- o 'i training given; cr.ly the boys "t t:i land, tve h iiy for President Truman's s;;;r,at- own :.. 13, ta more we caa ae the ure. v ..i ante--try casrs 1 boys from the Spanish Fork area' observe rules about rising and go t .... . . . ...... Ul .1,JI - ii 3 . ;'t t atl i:3 wiiti.i.uua t j W55s cvprovides lor persons who taveicr.e ccpsr have been chosen" to attend Eoys ing to bed. Besides the valuable at lratlon work. The vast stretch ia armed forces since !cr more the have at T. Col. receive, held they b CP. EM which will Lt. Camp training they Henry State, ci lime caexwam ana forward, outbreak of the Korean war free AYCCATID-"ACCUE3E3 cf Salt Lake City, senior army and the high and low levels cf tu-- i schooling, loan guarantees, rausfer-!?r-::y- ! Courses Williams from July 7 to July 18. a fina vacation. tsr r'.ias ;re ft til i 250 re over enrollment of ob of An wld?r.td boys n the ia a the outlined out e!eirIy military boys State( lastnrctoc, project unemploymect hobby would Is tarred. ' The apparent poverty cf t.e pe.nsation.pay, and- ether benefits American Legion and haa for Iti from all over the state was nec- - ligation of teen-ag- e boys at: the sr.e as womin peasant earn; j Usr to the GI Bill of World War II. rT-Vrpurpose the training of youth to cesarr before the encampment cpeu .house of the Ore ra armory d'.es cf straw or sticks on hrr head Here are the main provisions, cf vw ""ilf. t'jn2 of the was possible. if a proper appreciation is contrasted with ."mama who the this week. Other special vUr-- t 'l comprombe measure approved; v ' mean of U. S. citizenship.- The The actual living expenaes ($20 at th funchion :whlch came. Into the silk shep (where we by House and Senate Wor!d Vt. n fc::L Vet-r- stopped) with huge diamonds on boys receiv practical training In for each boy) la paid b. y hia spon marked the openlhg of the perman her not d .All ELIGIBLE. .exhauit and t previr.-persons hands, many strands of Na 1 government by the election of sor.The 18 ent home quarters of the Orem June 27, could get schocllrj after honorably from her between down, all charged are Banging boys paris their own governor arid mayors and 13 years of age. The Bys tional Guard unit known as "C stout reck. tcn-.'-to 43 school 1350, who 'have at least 83 Jd ( ' ays' cf cities, each barracki being State committee consists cf since June 27, 1" :D. i With evening, came the opera. service. , Company of the ItSTth combat en The considered a city. Legion leaders LOAN GUARANTEED Covr week's Raw offered S. program chairman; were Smith, Master SCHOOLING battalion School credit the and government officers aid roent guaranteed lr.:.i "The Barber Traviata." Richard a' ana lins Taylor Hughes,E. Walter L 2 fiewman, would a of at nd'sre,nt rate be, granted boys in forming their own gov- Howard Bills. Mr. Smith wUlfMn maximum cf ?l23 ca i."":vni and "Madam Butter Newman. Mast er Sergeant of Seville" of foreach after service days ernment There Ja no military handle me day gmc-r.We ca fanr.i tr.i were amazed to see so June les?er ii transportation, ctww Riitte and Mrs. Eutke of the in fly." 27, 1350, --with maximum of Iness la a list cf the boys, their par- structor staff of the Utah National many common people la attend- 33 school months operations. for perexcept MUSTEm:;a-cupay v.n f ?' ents and their sponsor. Guard, and Major WCiiam. M. ance. They enjoyed the opera, and sons service l$s than (3 days; : .j i. e Jack Leifson, Mr. and Mrs. J. AEeman. battalion commander of it Is as much a part of their lives IL who served ' also ia WorldWar , as the picture show Is to us. mere than C3ail i V.,:s Victor Leilson, American Legion; the 'llSTia combat engineers. : for mere tlti The veteran In country: Rowland Lee Jones, hlr. and Mrs. Approximately 10O persons view-- j Trampinj around on foot ta see PAYMENTS e 'would get JllQ'days and for service ovtrri cr Hiram P. Jones, Kiwania Club; ed the displays at the armory ana the ancient ruins, we first saw the training ' Wayne Muhlestein, Mr and Mrs. Inspected "the new quarters. jThe Colosseum. Though not In use now, monthly, if single, $135 with one in Alaska. Roy Muhlestein, Salem City; Ken- 23rd Army Band appeared in con we climbed Its awkwardly spaced dependent and S1S0 if he has two! UNEMPLOYMENT CC: ZTZl'ZA-o- r a weil ;.r iZ neth Gull, Mr. and Mrs. Bryant cert at the city park Thursday steps to the second' and third bal- more deoendents. to rav ali.TIc:," Up ta Gull, Jay Cess; Val Davis, Mr. evenlna. with Thomas H. Maxwell conys. hearing from our guide costs including tuition, bockj and weeks. SALT LAKE: ' CITY. fU.fD and Mrs. Worthy B. Davis. Salem directing, as the entertainment that as many as 7C00 animals were living expenses, ; . often slain' in the 1C0 days of fes Lions Club; Vat Dean Rust, Mr. feature of the event. A warrant for first derree J03 AND FARM TRAINING GOOD TO CriTLEEETf marder was sworn cut Eator- - and Mrs. Woodruff Rust, Salem Following the concert a social for tivities. It was Constantine who ON Provision Is made with ft lower Mr. and . day by Salt Lake Coanty stop the flsrhts, but a monk MALDEJT, Mass."' rj.O City; Robert W., Nelson, Klwanis members of ghe unit, their part tried to name the Nelson. A. ended of cafe owner, Jtaa tret ted Telimacus Robert Mrs. Moas acainst by Frank Attorney ners, friends and special guests Dedecia Valdes. 37. of Salt Club; Allen S. Boyack, Mr. and was held at the armory with music their orgy when he Jumped Into the is ue cf the most personable men 1753 children to the circus known. Gowned in the past six years. Laihmia Lake City, for the 'knife slay- - Mrs. Sterling Boyack, Salt Lake by Mrs. arena between two gladiators we have ever and for the occasion red shoes, be between 23 end C. i yc-friend' American Legion; Richard Lar-se- n, Rita Hadlock and played tag of his life-loLeland Neilaon ready for. action. Telimacus lost a white robe with of each year at a cost cf about . 1 1 all thirty-si- x Mr. and Mrs. Burgls Larsen, and company. Representatives of his life but so did the fights; they Sergia TrnJiUo, $9, of Lay ton, Duus That- - includes the cost"cf ticie'j "we no were asked where more. held American individually, Lake Salt Legion; were of the battalion luh. all us a were and from and As token life the Rome cf ancient gave ane Hutchings, Mr. and .Mrs. alsocompanlea plus all1 the. Ice cream, pep rem la attendance. before our eyes, we saw a blessing. We in turn gave him and soft drinks children cart conSALT LAKE CITY (UP) A Salt Mark Hanaon, Smith Auto comthe Circus Maximus where chariot a combination copy of eur church sume. . Lake City man held by police for pany; Allen Woodhouse, Mr. and . L. Vatican books to races in were IL and the Nero's library. Mrs. held, circus put Woodhouse, of in Fourth Ralph the questioning July . wnere events ci competition, as It was an occasion cf las tin j vcrth too ?:ucn knife killing of Sergio Trujililo, 50, Hales, well aa trial and slaughter were to us. J MEMPHIS, Tenn. CJJV-- 'Eoyd Mack Olson, William H. Olson, of Layton. Utah. Saturday admitted held. The fountain ia the center Along the ancient, yet modern Mason, is a firm believer in tht fire department; IL D. Snow, Mrs., "cutting him up a little." SCO Appian .Way we wiil go to Naples, saying "when it rains it pours." water more for than sprayed Dedlcia Valcei.' 23. of Salt Lake Preal Snow, Salt Lake American SALT LAKE CITY (UP) CharMr. Numerous fountains, statues, Pompei, ML Vesuvius, and the Isle, Within two months after. IT: r' a City, said he "came home from Legion; Lorry Christensen; les --D. Smith, president of the years. had bought a television sit, . and S. have their stories cf Capri. , won Christensen, Mrs. Lorimer and bridges Smith-Fau- s uptown" and found Trujullo oa a Good-by- e Drug Co. of Salt Lake in. silence to tell. Father Neptune two others ia drawings at for now, of Ralph Commerce; Chamber porch bed with his wife. He told ' announced Thursday the com- at the huge Trevi fountain tells Mrs. George If. Hansen local events. his wife to go inside, he said, and Mlgliaccio Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Ralphft City pletion cf preliminary arrange- us that ' if we wUI drink' of the then TruJiUio hit him twice on the MIgiiaccio, Salt Lake America Mr. and ments ia a one million dollar tran- fountain or throw a coin ia the nose. V a Idea said he then took out Legion; Ronnie Bills, Ameri- saction merging his company with water, we will come back to Rome. Lake Salt Bob Mrs. Bill. his pocket knife acd cut Trujmi o Brunswig Drug Co. of Los Angeles. We did both for all ef us would 3. Gerald can Argyle, Legion; and "that's all I remember." The Salt Lake company will' be- love to come back some time. Mrs. Clarence Mr. Argyle, and Trujilllo. whom Valdez aald he Salt Lake a division of the Brunswig come Jack The interior of the. Sistine Legion; known since he was 10 years Swenaon. American Mrs. Jack firm when the .merger becomes Chapel was a dfia'ppolntm'ent to us Mr. and old. was at the Valdei home to, Harold H. effective, sometime within the next because' so many people were Swenson, R. L Jex;Mrs. attend a holiday cartv. Harold few months. The'transaction must there. The confusion of tongues of Mr. and Smith Jr., Valder left the party to gft S. first meet legal requirements and five or six different languaees InDennis Lion's' Club; : Smith, more xj-- . .; : "some beer,1 W. Sterling receive approval of stockholders terfered with our vision. Yes, it Mrs. and Mr. Tanner, When he got back he discovered Diamond Fork Riding and board members of both com- was so noisy that we could cot see Trujillio andhis wife on the bed Tanner, t well. Garry B. White, Mr. and panies, together. He said he took his wife Club; well-pai- d will Smith We Leo with serene were B. Under Mrs. Banks; present plans. White, by the arm and told her to go to Shirl Clyde ' Mr. and Mrs. aerve oa the board of directors of quietness however, when we had ' D Hanks, I the bedroom and go to bed. Trujil- Melvin j ao audience with Pope Plus XII. He Lion's Club. Salem combined the Hanka, companies. lio apparently thought he was going to hit her and hit Valdez. Valdez o.-- Co-r.- vt K'.iinn pK-- rt U r'r t, CcrcM ar-Ker.r.ca Cf:t?r row X nicbiM Larien. AT a Eoyack. Aiiea fPWlH Tons ASr.A COY STATS n3rrcr.t Jaik Swenson. II.' D. Snow. P.!-.- M'.illaccia bf-e- - t z 1 - . .r n. el'y t i:l t i 3 t it.- vjt sr.",re i'T. rt:c i t c.. LI ti us c.'l rclts te rs. t't i.c'r are ve by Er. Ar ur l.'a'li nlo laays i t:?t$ - ctiiB dk ! c .....-.- Capt. George Robertjor. of over the , . Vrfec'J hu- -? War II; World In Burma ta In color and almost a or u. .zormer 2henxei Miami, r,a lM-- i . vsorp sir fore Sum- Steven and pilot: o! the it I.xe teniiclej r.as wso ef liuiei jmers iru, after tlrXe shortly Eying s flying it 01 orM w,r th -t ,R4 Baldwin and Robertson are cf w.jp Lfljw a l ;.;.) to U.CCO iectlpUot and Ehenkeier and Summers i ' co pilota for Air Li.-.e-i. t x: . l 'after aald Baldwin pot-- that I rt "vi have !yiaj - Ttlrg the oftect 'I ran to the rear for cy camera, but al cur 4 fcy the t.T.e J .could f et 4t, the ! 1 I T Mr object had dliarpeared. Boy what a hot tht would have made." -Baldwin cald the ctject w huc," but thenIn added them. t a cloud 3 r.r r." 4J ds."i ; during World War o? alrl"s'--'- n 7 ' ' 3 houn t cLuJ t non cf u hid erf r 1 Lis thi -,M .seemed bac)e chs us and "fieri I"'1y v- n we've seen a- -J ts-- tic-ns-. at r,.:r.:a- - c.f Jdr.-i- L BUILDING BENEFIT e 1 t "1 - -- c-- S.-- cr t ) i |