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Show 12 Wednesday, April 23, 1947 DAILY HERALD Citizens Asked To Express Fuel Preference On Coupon (Continued from Page One) Beet Acreage Drops In Utah County Jury List For Williams Trial Being Drawn Up VALE, Ore., April 23 (U.R) I Malheur County Circuit Judge Utah county has contracted to'M. 'A. Biggs met today with de- plant 1233 less acres this yeai fense and prosecution attorneys to draw up a listof 100 prospec- preference the committee has asked that citizens of these areas trlko o o . im- a nm(immsrii3tilv fill nut and return mittP. Haimnrt that th Drprrv the accompanying coupon to The i than was planted in 1946 although Provo. Springville, Spanish ForkiDaily Herald, indicating their j Colorado, Idaho, and other Utah live jurors lor me muraer irwi and Payson area's will greatly (fuel preference. Persons contem-1 counties have reported a sub- of Alvin Lee Williams here Ap-benefit Ap-benefit if extension of natural gas Plating building, buying fr re-;gU , increase ,n su beetiril 30. Is granted. , modeling are especially asked to according to a report! Yesterday Biggs denied a mo- In order to ascertain public fill out the form. T "tcoraing to .reporij . man. Springville, president of the j Gladys Broadhurst, convicted of Utah county Sugar Beet Growers fi t d murder for complic. association, and other officials. .. . , , , ,.. Mr. Alleman said that reports I ln the s,a',n of ner wealthy from Washington indicate that sixth husband, Dr. W. D. Broad-when Broad-when a new sugar bill is written hurst of Caldwell. She was sen- next year, it will contain act cage allotments. If this is the case and the present low acreage con- Ballot for Fuel Preference My choice entirely or for (Mark One) 1 for fuel in part of my m v fuel home needs or business, is indicated either below. A dependable supply of natural gas 2. The present Ironton coke oven gas 3. Coal 4. Oil Those who plan new construction for which the above choice would apply; please check here jsame . Address. Mail or deliver Daily Herald. Provo, this qucstionaire Utah. irrifnediatcly to The itinues, Utah county is likely to suffer when the nation returns to sugar quotas. Progress Made On Spring Planting tenced to life imprisonment. She is expected to appeal to the Oregon supreme court. Williams, her 23-year-old cowboy-chauffeur, confessed in open court to the actual slaying of Broadhurst. Biggs said jurors for the Williams Wil-liams trial would have to be taken from Malheur county. 5 Army Chapels To Go On Sale SALT LAKE CITY. April 23 Price Slashing Boosts Business AIR AGE EXPEDIENT i WELLESLEY. Mass Pressed for time to catch a mercial plane at Boston for flight to New York, Lee Court. Boston store executive, boarded a grounds NEW BURY PORT. Mass.. April nencopier nere lor a 10-mile hop;cattle are going onto spring rangi 23 (U.P Newburyport's plan tojto Boston and made his connec-'and pastures, the report conclud- fight inflation by slashing prices jtion with minutes to spare, by 10 per cent was reported to- 'mmi day to have increased business from 10 to 60 per cent and spread to at least two other communities. Cash registers jangled merrily in this seaport city of 15,000 and the city of Leominster and the town of Amesbury announced they would fall in line tomorrow with simliar reductions in prices in response to president Truman's Tru-man's appeal. Requests for information poured pour-ed in from- other cities including Brattleboro, Vt.. Ansonia, Conn.. Springfield. Worceser. Lowell. Haverhill, and Portsmouth, N. H Wholesales began promising their support in the fight to reduce re-duce prices. A manufacturer of work clothes offered to cut prices up to 15 per cent on everything every-thing except denims. A chocolate manufacturer announced an-nounced a 10 per cent rebate to Newburyport retailers handling his product. The New England Hardware Dealers association investigated in-vestigated the plan to see if it could be put in operation throughout New Englaild. SALT LAKE CITY, April 23 (U.R) Spring planting is continuing con-tinuing in Utah at a fast pace ' with most grain crops planted and the planting of beets and peas well along, a report of bureau oluU.P) The war assets administra- agncultural economics revealed tion today announced the sale of here today. 'five surplus army chapels which I The state's alfalfa crop came! will be available for purchase for :inrougn me winter in generally ja 30-day period beginning April i good condition, the report said. (26. I while poultry feed is reportedj Four of the chapels are from UR iadequate but so high in price the Kearns air base while the com-las to be diseouraenne to noultrv f,fW ie t e i - nun i n win wit uau UOIv a i 1 1 1 ,y a men. oir was k w a a a 1 1 unov. 1 1 iv. f f w i iiiij. ahcep are moving to lambing; in large numbers and, The latest in explosion-Drool eiectric motors is a special typo developed to operate inside the ed. fuel tank of jet-propelled planes. Band Entertains 2000 At A. F. AMERICAN FORK- AS an expression ex-pression of appreciation for new band uniforms contributed by various American Fork civic clubs, American Fork high school band Monday presented a band concert before 2000 townspeople in Alpine LDS tabernacle. The drive, spearheaded by the American Fork Lions club, raised S4000 for the new band uniforms felt necessary because of the number one spot given the band in the Centennial parade. No Provo River (Continued Irom page one) remain open for later a judication. 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