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Show City to Ask For Cemetery Street Improvement Bids The city commission Monday night decided to call for bids to pave the streets and sidewalks in the Provo city cemetery. Mam roads and north and south rnvsnalks are to be paved. East and west crosswalks arc to be filled in and old for lots, some of which has already been done. Demurrer Filed In Gravel Suit Vn!9reen " Proves Dud Army Recruiting Chief to Speak To Kiwanis Club The army recruiting program will He explained to the member.- of ihc Provo Kiwanis club, the the luncheon-melting. Thursday Thurs-day l-n.m by Cap'. R. C Henderson Hender-son m charge of the Provo recruiting re-cruiting office. Sherman Chris-rnsnn. Chris-rnsnn. chairman of the club's post -war erviee .committee, will be in charge of the program. The army recruiting program i one of the major Kiwanis projects pro-jects throughout th country. A! the recen international convention, conven-tion, the delegates went on record rec-ord pledging full cooperation with the U. S. army and approving approv-ing ?toe plan falling for 1.600 enlistments en-listments everv month. WE CLEAN and MOTHPROOF All Kinds of RUGS & UPHOLSTERY MAYBERRY'S 1457 or 213S-W A routine demurrer was filed, in the district court today by M. Ronald Norton in his batMe; to collect S5.496.65 alleged due, him from Provo citv for unpaid I gravel claims. I The demuirrr was filed in re-j 'ply ti" a S6.776.:i3 counter-claim recently filed b the city, and is-a is-a routine step in the lrcal sparr-. ing between the principals in the (case. ! The demurrer list tun con-' tentions. thnt the ci'v's ansvvcrj and counter-complaint floes not Istate facts sufficient to constitute a defense to the plaintiff's rum-iplaint. rum-iplaint. and that it doe not )fte 'facts sufficient to cops' itu'e a icause of action. Norton brought suit fur S.V-436.65 S.V-436.65 for gravel hauled hp Pio- I vo's streets afler former Mavnr Maurice Harrime nnd former. Commissioner Joseph Swapp refused re-fused payment. rn c.ininHs the purchase violated p lw be cause the gravel came from a pi' owned by C'itv Cunvui' -wnrr R D. Palfreyman. In a recent answer an-swer and counter-claim, the citv sought dirmis-al of N'oiton'r claim and filed suit against him for $6.776.3.1. ciaiming Notion had alrcadv been paid this amount under the same arranse- 'ment and that because the purchase pur-chase was assertedlv illegal, he should refund to the citv Unless delated hv MipuWil mn or legal tech n ica 1 it to . !ho case should come to trial in Hie district dis-trict court some'ime during the fail term. THEFT REPORTED Theft of fishiiiB equipment and tool kits valued at abmi has been reported to police hv Virl Fisher. Rf 1. Box Provo The articles were 'nken from his garage wli'le he was on vacation. Fisher said. Provo firemen heaved a tremendous sigh of relief as they entered "fal.-e alarm' in their record books. Envisioning possible repetition repeti-tion of the S50.000 Knight block fire of 19."3. the firemen fire-men late Sunday night sped to Walgreen drug store in answer to a call from Mr. and Mrs. Dale Parker, who saw "smoke" in the store as thev left a theater. Peering inside, the firemen decided the blare wasn't spreading, so they decided to call the store manager. Bill Beck, rather than break the heavy glass door. Once inside they found to their surprise and relief ih?t the "fire" was simply a heavy vapor from an automatic auto-matic fly sprayer an employe em-ploye had left running Fire" jStudent Pilot i Hurt In Mid-Air Collision, Crash Maw to Receive British Envoy SALT LAKE CITV. Aug 'J 7 'UP Gov Herbert B. Maw will meet with the British Ambassador Lord Inverchapei ni Salt Lake City Friday. The ambassador w ill make a formal call at the governor's office of-fice I- riday morning, according to Dr. Philo T. Farnsw orf h. governor'? gover-nor'? secietary. On pc! Monday tne governor w ill go to Price to give a Labor Pav add ess at the celebration being planned by Carbon county labor groups. SALT LAKE CITY, Aug. 27 i(J.R) Members of the air safety I board of the civil aeronautics board at Santa Monica were ex-I ex-I pectcd in Salt Lake City today to ! investigate the midair crash of a j light Taylorcraft airplane and a j heavy navy plant last night. The student j?ilot of the light craft. Leverett H. Nugent. 28. of Salt Lake City, was still in "very, critical" condition at a Salt Lake (hospital. i Nugent is suffering from brain; ; hemorrhages resulting from a j fractured skull. I The accident occurred when the ! young student pilot was making jthe firM turn of the light air- craft traffic pattern about 400 'feet above the Salt Lake City air-j ! port. His propel lor was hit by !the navy plane, but witnesses said Nugent apparently pulled the! light s:iip back into control before be-fore crashing to the ground when; raught in the "prop-wash" of the' heavier plane. The navy plane. o.:c of four returning to San Diego from atV air circus at Denver, reportedly! a landing at the1 airport at the same j was making his Nursery School Homeless Again The Provo Child Care center; is homeless again. Started during the war with: federal funds to care for children of working mothers, the center is' now carried on by the parents! themselves, and . Saturday will; be without quarters unless some' can be found by then. The center I has been house in the Joaquin school during the summer, butj must vacate for the start of j school. Approximately 20 children of; working parents are now beingl cared for. i Any suggestions or offers on; housing for the center should be relayed to Mrs. F.lmcr Taylor, chairman of a parents' committee, at 1238 during the day or 1998-J at night. plane was fly-uig fly-uig the field." YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED To See The New CHRYSLER TOWN AND COUNTRY CONVERTIBLE SEDAN Hew Rote in Sophisticated Smartness ''Ki City Briefs Mr. and Mrs. .lark Huke of Orein had the following gu"sts at their home Sunday: M'. Bess Duncan. Mirs C'hloe Duke. Mrs Betty Boloy and daughter Ranee. Mr-. Dorotli.v Bothers and daughter daugh-ter Dehby. Salt I.ke City: and Mrs. Viole. Haycock. Heber. Mr. and Mr, Dean ( . I.wi and sons Billy and Richard of Salt Lake City have been visitors at the home of Mr.- Melissa Lew is. Mr Lewis' mother. Mr. and Mrs. F. .1. I.ynn left for their Avenal. C alifornia home aftr sppndmg two emoable APfks vi ith Mr Lynn's mother. Mrs Emma Tav lor. Mr. Claude C. Robnin. Fph-ia'm. Fph-ia'm. was in Provo today. Mr. Grace B. Peay and daughter daugh-ter Bernice Blood, of American Fork, have lust returned from a pleasant trip to Idaho where-thev where-thev visited relatives and friends Mr. and Mr. Newell H. Weech :nnd family. San Carlos. Arizona, i have been guests at the home of I Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Weech. came in for Salt Lake City time Nugent take-olf. The heavy n;i y ing low and "liu;. when it overtook the Tavlorcraft from an angle, witnesses declared. All four navy pilots are in Salt Lake Citv waiting for the in-v in-v est igat inn. The investigation i. expected to !uf manv rami f icat mm . .loe Rergin. Utah -tate aei onaut ic in nector. declarer1. He said that the control tnv er operator at the air port is supposed (o have full coh-Irol coh-Irol ff all craft in the traffn pattern over the airfield. The operator claimed that he had not been able to reach the navy plane on his radio Rut the navy pilots asseited that thev had re ceived landing instructions from the tower. 2nd Ward Reunion Slated Wednesday The Second waid outing v ill be held Wednedav evening, a- 6.30. at Catyv on Giro. Rue w il leave the church a 6 20. Each ward member i requested re-quested to bring his own lunch Light refreshmnts will be served An entertaining program has been planned to start at 9:00. when healthy clucks are led a well-balanced ration, tonics and medicines are of little value. Statistics ard Iv; G BIRTHS ' Bov. to Milton J Dame'. Mondav Boy. to Sherman V and Flame Hincklev v'ing. this morning. Utah V'allcv hospital Ro'-. to William I and LaPreal Shav Walter. this morning. merican Fork hospital. Every AMy-noon (ExcrpUnj Saturday i and Sunday Sunday Herald Published Sunday Morning Tublishcd bv the Herald Corpora tion. 50 South Ftrt West Street. Provo. Utah Entered as second class matter at the postoffic in Provo. Utah, under the act ox March 3. 187!) Subscription terms by carrier in Utah county. $1.00 the month $6 00 for six months In advance $12 00 the car n advance, by mail anywhere tn the Uni'ed States or its possessions. posses-sions. $100 the month. $8.00 for six months. $12 00 the year U advance TS.'fyr " ia2" TV- Chrysler Town ond Country Su poutngir Convertible shown above n iconng e r u"-ph aoeg owners wo seek the lost word in dsfinctiereji in their iro'or (ori Th keif of this conertible is built of white osh with mahogany poneb on p!rretal ptolei. The woodi ore left in their natural colors. Interiors ore finished in ccmbmati?"! c' so-cn end leather or Bedford cord ond leother that lend fhemjelvei to particularly crtrtt-r freot"-ent. The cor ii built on o Chryiler "New Yorltf r" chon i and ij pewered by cn eight-f ylinder engine. Gyro) Fluid Drive ond the Hydroulieolly-Opro?ed t'on$-contribute t'on$-contribute to iti fine performance. Generous size of the body memberi givei stability ond free don- from squeaks ond wearing. Designed to Appeal to the Individualistic I.K LNSF.I) TO F.I Sidpcv ("Is- Spai-'c. r burn. Wi. , Erma Lou 17. Crem Charles A l.ance. 19 Mary LeBove Neff. r. Ann'icn DeBov l.ance o. Wash-Conover. Wash-Conover. Ta son. Pa vson. 1H." Pay- son. Donna LuDene Davis, l.i. Spanish Fork. Darrell Ferris) Dean. 21. American Amer-ican Fork. Dolores Yvonne Prentice. Pren-tice. 16. Pleasant Grove. RCAOY ft IS ZSSixxk&rtr J lIVORCKS Florence Mel v in Mil custodv of KRAXTKH Millett from Harold ett. Plaintiff cranterl three minor children NOW ! and Slild monthly. Ruhv B Haves from Junior Alfred Al-fred Hayes. Plaintiff granted custody cus-tody of t.o minor children and $4il mrmthlv. Aid en retrrscm from .lune Berkrlcy Peterson. Father granted grant-ed custody of three minor children For Immediate Delivery and Installation APPLIANCE DEPT. Lamar Maycock. Mgr. PHONE 28 - '5. t3 F7 This interior view o' the Chrysler Town and Country Six passenger Convertible shows an artistic combination of pleated leather end laran in the upholstery and trimmings. This combination moy be had in several colors, to match the exterior color scheme of the car. The massive s;ie of the body members, which are of wS.te osh, ind'Coies the stability ef the cor. Panels are of mahogany, on plymetal. The body is mounted on a Chrysler "New Yorker" chassis, powered by on eigSt-cyiinder e-gine. Fro" front bumper to windshie'd, the design is the same os that of the steel bod'd mode's cf the 1946 Chrysler line. From the windshield back, the Convertible has a style all its own. NOW ON DISPLAY A R -FX BR SfVl J Y!Z? H. '4. i At A funeral srrv ice conducted at. Ret g Mortuary is your assurance of the most complete facilities available, and the personal attention of our staff to every detail. Families of Utah County have placed their trust in the skill and experience ex-perience of Berg Mortuary since 1870. DUCKETT Sales & Service 3rd South and University Ave. ! i ... L:.;; . , , nwamBHaiMaBBmyBBjpjBMWBMWH ! w I . V; Charges Dropped Against Provoan Steve Tido. Pleasant View. has been exonerated of charges of; armed robbery brought against j htm in Fly, Nev., according to; word received in Provo by Dallas! Young, who represented him in j previous matter. : Recently ordered held in Provo by Ely officers who returned him to Nevada. Tido was laer freed' and the case against him dismis-i sed, Mr. Young said. Investigation Investiga-tion proved, reports said, that Ti- do had no connection with the j charge, involving the holdup r a taxicab driver. Tido has since1 returned to Provo. I Youngsters Turn Bandits To Get Money for Shows j Two small Provo boys started j out Monday with good intentions! to earn a show ticket, but when they ran into difficulties their; good intentions vanished. Taking j what seemed to them the casyj way out, they ended up by at- j tacking and robbing a six-year-: old boy of 50 cents. v Their plan went on the rocks, however, when a local store manager man-ager caught them in the act an,d; notified police. One of the cul-' prits was caught on the spot and the other apprehended later. The boys, aged nine and 10. were in custody of their parents today while juvenile authorities proceeded pro-ceeded with an investigation of the case. The six-year-old boy, unhurt, got his ."SO cents back. Juvenile authorities said the two young Jesse James had started start-ed out to mow a lawn to earn money for their tickets. Finding the lawn already mowed, thev proceeded with their juvenile holdup. ! DAILY HERALD PROVO. UTAH COITSTY. IT AH TLT50AY, AVC.VFT 27. I'M PAGE 3 City Approves Salary Raises Salary increases affecting nearly near-ly 75 Provo city employees were passed last night by the city commission, com-mission, retroactive to August 1. The increase did not take the form of a blanket percentage raise but was more or less on an individualized basis, following to a great extent the general recommendations recom-mendations of Douglas Wood. Salt Lake City personnel expert who recently completed a city salary study. The raises deal with all city department except utilities, whose salary schedule is handled separately under the present arrangement. The increases will increase the salary total in the city'i general' fund about $10,000 annually.-I annually.-I Taken on an average, this would' :be about a five percent raise, but' i Mayor Mark Anderson claimed this is not the first raise city employees have had since 1941, and furnished figures to show' i that the general payroll has about doubled in that period. Some of this is due to increased personnel, he said, but most of it is due to salary increases. Uruguay ranks as the world's? second largest exporter of beef and beef products. RHEUMATISM and ARTHRITIS 1 suffered for years and am so thankful that 1 found relief from this terrible affliction that 1 will gladly answer anyone writing me for information. Mrs. Ann Pautz, P.O. Box 825, Vancouver. Wash. Pd Adv NUE-OVO Laboratories ATTENTION MOTORISTS 470 West 1st North will be the NEW business site for United Sales & Service after September 1st. For Fast, Dependable Service bring your car troubles to us. Dealers for Pontiac - Cadillac - G. M. C. Trucks Fir male's HANDBAG CLEARANCE p Values to 4.00 o o Plus Tax EVERY WHITE BAG IN THE STORE NOW SELLING AT Vi PRICE Just Arrived New OIL CLOTH By The Yard Or In 2 Sizes TABLE SQUARES Treated With Lanolin AVADERMA Dry Skin Soap Bar |
