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Show , 14 SUNDAY HERALD Sunday, April 17, 1949 Attorney Found Dead at Home id ALT LAKE CITY, April 16 (U.R) A prominent Salt Lake City attorney, 34-year-old A. Wilson Hougaard was found dead in his home Saturday morning of a heart attack. ; Hougaard had hjpen under the care of a physician for the past few days for a heart ailment. He was found on the floor of his bedroom bed-room at 8 a. m. A fire department resuscitator was rushed to his home and oxy Happiness Is I n Si g h t Orem C of C, City Council Unite For Cleanup Campaign 100,000 pounds Carried in Plane FORT WORTH, Tex., AprU 16 (U.R) Convalr factory authorities claimed an unofficial weight lifting lift-ing record for their XC-99, experimental ex-perimental transport .version of the B-36 superbomber. The double-decked six-engine craft, looking like an overgrown sausage with wings,, remairied aloft for two hours. late Friday with a 100,000 pound load. No effort was made to have the record load certified as an oficial one, but Convalr of-ficials of-ficials claimed it was the heaviest heav-iest cargo ever carried by an airplane in flight. OREM The Orem Chamber of on days -regularly served by the waste removal department. Residents Res-idents will be contacted by chamber cham-ber of commerce workers and urged to join in the clean-up week, and to join the regular waste removal service now being be-ing operated by the city, under the direction of A. A. Richards of the city council. Named as a committee . in charge of the clean-up campaign to represent the chamber are Ray Park, Homer .McEwan and Edward Ed-ward Wickman. The Friday meeting of the chamber was Opened as a round table discussion by President James G. Stratton. Considered in the discussion were proposals for worthwhile projects which might be sponsored by the chamber. spoke on the improvements to be made in the Orem exchange in connection with the expansion Commerce Friday completed plana for co-operating with the Orem city council in the spring clean-up campaign the week of April 18 to 23, inclusive. Combined forces of the city waste removal department, chamber cham-ber of commerce and fire department de-partment under the direction of Fir Chief Scott Thompson will devote the entire week to the encouragement of residents to clean out attics and basements as well as to remove trash from outside out-side areas, in an effort to beautify beau-tify as well as make the city safer from fire hazards. Free Pickup There will be a free pick-up service for everyone by the city Suggestions were made to encourage en-courage promoters of new subdivisions sub-divisions to include playground areas in original plans. The removal re-moval of unsightly mail boxes and fences along highway 91 was another plan presented. These items will be considered by the board in planning action on new projects. program now underway by the company. He reported that there is an increase in telephone rates being considered, and that the company was endeavouring to provide more adequate service to Orem residents with improvements improve-ments to be made in the office. Enlargement plans call for two new switchboards and 12 additional addi-tional open circuits between Provo and Orem. Mr. Strang further stated that it was the desire of the company to place all Orem residents on the Orem exchange from the north to South city limits in- order or-der to better the service. Membership Given Further business included the awarding of an honorary membership mem-bership to Mayof J. W. Gillman and the appointment of A. A. Richards to the board of directors direct-ors to replace Ted Simmons. Present at the meeting was R. Earl Strang of the Mountain States Telephone company who gen was administered to him for 30 minutes in an attempt to re vive him. '- r - - - u- -v hM I ; Two Escape From Colorado Prison CANON CITY, Colo.; April 16 (U.R) A state-wide search was on early Saturday for two men who walked away from the Colorado State prison farm late Friday afternoon. af-ternoon. According to prison officials, Charles Shockley, 21, and Paul Smith, 32, sauntered away from the farm at about five o'clock Friday afternoon. Both were said to be short-termers. short-termers. Shockley was described as being be-ing five feet 11 inches tall, weighing weigh-ing 158 pounds. He has brown hair and brown eyes. CmUVi urat ao i4 " ho fil7a 4ct PUUUt WOO If V v V- six-and-three - quarters inches tall. He weigns iao pounas, nss brown hair and blue eyes. Both men were wearing prison clothing at the time they were last seen in the Canon City area, where the prison is located. GOVERNOR HAS TO PANHANDLE MARION, N. C. (U.R) Harold Minges, veteran chauffeur, for governors of North Carolina know! the highways of his state by heart. But jance he forgot that gas stations close on Sunday. He ran out of gas while piloting Gov. Kerr Scott across a lonely stretch near here en route to a convention. conven-tion. The governor helped flag down a passing car to borrow gas for the state's No. 1 auto. Held by Russ i -4 w Blind since birth, 5-year-old Bonnie Lee Kirchen, of Grand Ledge, Mich., started saving the red "tear-open strips from cigaret packages pack-ages when she heard a false rumor that a tobacco company would give her a seeing-eye dog if she collected 40,000 of them. When Michigan residents beard of her plight they donated a puppy. When Bonnie is 12, they will give her a real seeing-eye dog. But until then, Bonnie is havingya wonderful time with her playful pup. Man Dies After Swallowing 223 Aspirin Tablets SCR ANTON, Pa., April 16 d'.R) A man admitted to the State hospital after eating 223 aspirin tablets which he thought were salted peanuts," pea-nuts," died last night. Police said John Molnar, 48, had been drinking prior to finding the bottle of aspirins as-pirins on a table in his home yesterday. He swallowed all but two of a bottle containing contain-ing 225 tablets. METERS ARE CATCHALLS BLOOMINGTON, Ind. (U.R) -Policeman Charles Szarkowski, who has charge of the parking meters, asked drivers not to use anything but money in the meters. met-ers. An average of three of his 318 meters are broken or jammed daily and he found 100 foreign articles ar-ticles in a two-week period. HIGHWAY NOT MUCH USE PAOLI, Ind. (U.R) Motorists who have occasion to travel Ind. 337 often say the state might as well close the road permanently; it's blockaded most of the time anyhow. 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