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Show DAILY HERAT D w eotrwrr. xrrxn pxcp i n-UjI imLU Wednesday, april b. im rAvjfc 0 Mother, Daughter Severely Burned In Draper Blaze Nine-year old Marva Jeanne Kimball, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Griffith R. Kimball of Draper, Drap-er, formerly of Provo, who was rescued from her burning home by her mother early yesterday, was in poor condition today in the Salt Lake General hospital. The gin was severely burned when fire broke out in the frame home. Her mother, Mrs. Marvetta Kimball ran into -the burning house and dragged the unconscious uncon-scious girl to safety. Mrs. Kimball, also suffering from first and second degree burns, was in fair condition today. to-day. Both victims were burned in the blaze which . left their four-room four-room home a mass of blackened ruins. Mr. Kimball told firemen he had got up to do the chores, and had built the kitchen fire. He was milking the cows when his son, Lynn, 11, noticed the blaze from a pasture, and ran to the barn to tell his father. As they hurried toward the house, Mrs. Kimball came out carrying car-rying 5-month-old Gordon, who suffered minor burns about the face, with Dale, 4, running beside her. Mr. Kimball went into the house to look for Marva, who had been sleeping in the living room. He was unable to find her, and when he came out, found that Mrs. Kimball had discovered the child lying unconscious on the floor, and had carried her to safety. Mr. Kimball was football and baseball coach and teacher at the Provo high school for several years. They moved to Draper two years ago. Provo Churches Carry Out Solemn Holy Veek Rites Holy Week services are being held in the Provo Catholic St. Mary's Episcopal and Community churches this week, to be concluded con-cluded with Easter services Sunday. Sun-day. The Lord's Supper will be ob served at the Community church in a special service Thursday ev ening at 7:30 o clock, announces the Rev. Edwin F. Irwin. A sunrise service is planned for Easter Sunday morning at 6:45 o'clock on the side of Utah lake just north of where the Provo river empties into the lake. Spe cial Easter music has been plan ned for the regular 11 o'clock service, ser-vice, to be held in the church. The solemn observance of East er by the Catholic church begins on Holy Saturday at 7 a.m., with the blessing of the Easter Fire, Easter Candle, Easter Water, uncovering un-covering of the statues, the singing sing-ing of the Alleluja, and the Mass of the Alleluja, according to Fath er Henry, O.F.M. The Easter services proper will be as follows: 7 a.m., Sunrise Mass. 9 a.m. Communion Mass, and 10:30 a.m. Solemn High Mass, celebrated by the pastor, Father Henry. At St. Mary's Episcopal church. Good Friday, tne observance of the crucifixion and death of Jesus, will be marked with special spe-cial services from 12 noon to 1 o'clock, to be conducted by the Rev. W. J. Howes, pastor, with the Rev. William F. Bulkley, D.D., archdeacon of Utah, preaching. The traditional rites and ancient an-cient ceremonies of Easter day will be observed Sunday. At 8 a. m., a plain celebration of the Meetings KIWANIS CLUB Dr. Stanley Clark will speak on "Contributions of Medicine and Surgery to the War Effort,", at the meeting Thursday at 12:45 at Keeley's. LIONS CLUB It's Fathers' and Sons night at the Provo Lions club luncheon-meeting luncheon-meeting Thursday night to be held in the Joseph Smith building at 7:30 p.m. Suitable entertainment entertain-ment and favors to gladden any boy's heart, will be presented during dur-ing the evening. The program is in charge of the inter-club relations rela-tions committee, Ralph Hayward, chairman. Lady Lions will meet at Keeley's Keel-ey's at 7:30 with the daughters as special guests. TIMING OF BIRTH IS UNIQUE FRANKFORT, Ind., April 5 (EE) The birth of a baby boy born to Mrs. Roberta B. Shepherd, 25, yesterday was recorded as occurring occur-ring at 4:44 p. m. on the fourth day of the fourth month of the 44th year of the 20th century. FIRST MEXICANS ARRIVED IN MONTANA GREAT FALLS, Mont, Aprils (U.E) The first 289 of nearly 4000 Mexican nationals consigned to aid Montana farmers and ranchers this year had arrived in the state todav and were beine distributed to various agricultural areas. Holy Eucharist will be offered; at 9:45 morning prayer and brief sermon. The chief service of the morning will be the choral cele bration of the Holy Eucharist at 11 a.m. with full procession. The choir, under the direction of R. Elliott Brock, will sing specUl numbers. Tnc public is cordially invited to all the Easter services at St. Mary's. City Briefs Don Batch, son of Ma Lettle Hatch of Provo, has returned from a 10-day trip to Tucson, Ariz, where he visited his brother, broth-er, Max who is taking his basic pilot training at the Marana air base field. He rode a motorcycle down which he left with Max and returned on the bus. Heber C. Hicks of Phoenix, Ariz., former Provo newspaper man, who is superintendent of the Salt River Indian reservation, was a visitor in Provo Tuesday; en route to the L D S conference in Salt Lake City. M a. TL Kheltnn has returned from a delightful 10-day visit with her husband at Manford, Washington. Mr. Shelton nas Deen emnloved there bv the DuPont company since the first of the year. Together, iney enjoyea a visit in Seattle, Wash. Mrs. LaNeU Hayward Is home from Portland. Ore., where she visited for 10 days with her hus band. Pfc. Hayward, wno is attending at-tending the Northwest College of Dentistry. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wiseman of Compton, Calif., are house quests of Mr. Wiseman's brother and sister-in-law, Dr. and Mm. O. P. Wiseman. Mrs. Alene Stajnton Clayson of Payson is visiting here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Stanton, while her husband, Lieut Clayson is being transferred to a new camp. 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We also feature Yardley powder, lipstick, rou(e and creams. n wi) ??&4ttp6 ft ELIXIR ksZjLJS Statistics BORN" Girl, to Carlyle and GlenNita Moir Ollerton of Springville, Tues day at the Payson hospital. Boy, to Orlando R. and Sylvia Bleyhl Nelsius, this morning. Utah Valley hospital. LICENSED TO MARRY John Emery Jones, 21, Provo, and JoAnn Green, 20, American Fork. DIVORCE ASKED Bryan H. Mette Vs. Ebba Marie Mette. Bus Depot Convened Froaa Pa a; Oae) couldn't have prevented It anyway" any-way" because a business is entitled en-titled eeress to its ground in a commercial zone and the cutting of the curb is the only matter the commission had Juristdiction over, it is taking away parking space only from "those who use the ground as a free downtown garage," gar-age," the city could not force the company to another location against their will, the company promised to conduct a clean, adequate ade-quate depot open at all times when busses were scheduled, and the fact that any move away from the present location at the Orem depot was for the better." Mr. Markham charged that the commission had rushed into the matter without thinking over every angle carefully enough, bringing a "1 think I went into this thing more thoroughly than you planning fellows" from Commissioner Com-missioner Palfreyman. "Well, I doubt it," Markham retored. The flare of words came shortly before Denzil Brown, chairman of the board, charged that the police "are not doing their Job" in keeping busses and automobiles off the sidewalks, causing a menace which he predicted pre-dicted would happen at the new bus depot. Mr. Markham went a step further and stated that "he police Just don't function.' Last on the list of people to feel the brunt of hot words at the ! meeting was City Atorney I. E. Brockank, who, althbough not ! present was scored by Mr. Brown, : who charged that "there is no ! cooperation between this board and the city attorripy." Mr. Brown made his statenent when he claimed that as log as the commissioners com-missioners were lodging protests, : the board would ;take the same opportunity. He claimed that rec- ommendations for action against i businessmen by the board are pig-jeonholed pig-jeonholed when tfty reach Mr. Brockbank s desk--rendering any j worthwhile action, by the board i "worthless." 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