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Show Yasatch Stake Conference Set Saturday; Sunday ! j HEBER The Wasatch stake quarterly conference will be held Saturday evening and Sunday in the tabernacle. ' Speaker! from the , general authorities - of the DS church will be Elder Spencer Spen-cer W. Kimball of the council Of the twelve and . Alfred W. Uhrhan of the welfare, department. depart-ment. ,. The meeting schedule will be little out-of-the-ordinary for this stake with a welfare meeting Saturday evening, April 17, from 6:30 to 7:10 for bishops in the stake tabernacle, and a general welfare meeting for all stake and ward welfare workers from 7:10 to 7:55 p.m. in the same building. At 8" o'clock a priesthood leadership leader-ship meeting will convene for the Melchizedek priesthood, all bishops, bish-ops, counselor and ward clerks, all Aaronic priesthood general secretaries, all presidencies and secretaries of the Melchizedek priesthood quorums. 1 tf The general sessions will be held at. 10 a.m. Sunday, and at 2 p.iri. in the tabernacle. At 8 p.m. Sunday, the M.I.A. will present an interesting program. The stake Relief Society and trimary monthly conventions Will not be held since the quarterly quar-terly conference comes on this Sunday. . j : IOOR LIGHTING COSTLY i CLEVELAND J.R The street nd traffic safety lighting bureau estimates that inadequate street lighting cost the nation's insurance insur-ance companies $216,000,000 in $947. The amount includes traffic traf-fic accident claim- adjustments. Wage loss compensation, doctor llls and property damage. CARNIVAL Wednesday, April 14, 1948 DAILY HERALD Man Fined for Asking Unemployment Benefits While Receiving Income Angus R. Sproul, Provo, plead ed guilty in city court Monday to a charge of applying for unemployment un-employment benefits for the week ending Nov. 15, 1947, in which he testified he had no Income during that week despite the fact that he asserted ly earned $55.50 for that period. Sproul was fined $25, with $10 suspended. He paid the balance, Other Monday city court ac tions were: Evan C. Nfelson, no age or address given, no license plates, forfeited $5; Jesse E. Talbot, Tal-bot, no age or address given, ask ed for preliminary hearing on a failure to provide charge, set for May 21, released on his own recogniiance; Fay Pierson. Pleas ant Grove, vagrancy, pleaded guilty and given 10 days, suspended su-spended on six months probation. A charge of carnal kriowledge against Anthony Gurule was dis missed for lack of evidence on motion of the county attorney. Bruce and Paul Evans entered a plea of not guilty to a charge of killing deer out of season last Sept. 14. Their trial was set for A nr. 29. Other recent city court actions were: Ken C. Bunyan, ordered held in jail for 30 days until ex-tradicted ex-tradicted or released by law, at request of a sheriff of Santa Criz, Calif., on a fraudulent check charge; Vern L. Sittle, Wymount Village, pleaded innocent to run ning a. stop sitfn. trial Apr. 17; Howard S. Thomas, 39 North Ninth West, changed his plea from not guilty to guilty on a failure to yield the right of way charged, fined $15; Nutlalrs Radio, Ra-dio, 141 North University, forfeited forfeit-ed $8 on overdue parking tickets; Fred Saleh, 272 East Center, for feited $5 for stopping car without giving signal; Joe Tido, Rt. 2, Box 300, no driver's license, for- By DICK TURNER j W 1 :, . uvrrATvoAie:: I t" ; pH 4 It J 'T- I . com, iw by we sehvicc, inc. t. m. mtc u. , eat, orr. , "You mean to say my Elmer is jostling it this .way? Good land! I never could get him to so much as put up the bridge table!" For Your Young Son, Or Little Miss THEIUE'S ONLY ONE DIAI'Elt TRY THIS No-Fold Tidy-Didy JUST 3.93 Doz. PROVO GARMENT CO. 60 East 4th No. Phone 161 5-J IF IE HJ H IT m E E Utah County's Best Source of GOOD FRUIT TREES GROWN AT OREM, UTAH Also a complete Assortment of Roses, Flowering Shrubs. Shade Trees & Evergreen. EVERYTHING TO BEAUTIFY THE HOME GROUNDS FREE ADVICE ON FOUNDATION PLANTING WILDWOOD HOLLOW FARM NURSERY Box-506, R. F. D. No. 1, Provo Phone 011-Rl :; 1593 South 8th West, ,Orem, Utah feited $15; -Donald Bryan, 711 West Fourth South, no license plates on motorcycle, forfeited $5; Hart L. Grover; Sprir.gville. expired ex-pired driver's license, forfeited $7.50; James A. Gee, 661 North 10th West, running red light, forfeited for-feited $15; Elliott Fox Jensen, 55 North Fifth East, speeding, forfeited for-feited $15; Robert H. Raymond, Wymount Village, speeding, forfeited for-feited $15; Dave W. Westegard, 347 West Fourth North, unlawful unlaw-ful U-turn, forfeited $5. Hitler's Ex-Enemy Turns to Defense Of little' Nazis WIESBADEN, Germany (U.R) A German nobleman who tried three times to kill Adolf Hitler is defending Nazis for a living now. The reformed assassin is scholarly, schol-arly, 40-year-old Fabian von Schlabrendorff, a local lawyer who pleads the cause of Hitler followers in denazification courts. According to American intelligence intelli-gence officers, he is the "oustand-ing "oustand-ing survivor" of the thousands involved in the abortive July 20, 1944, bomb plot on Hitler's life. Earlier, he was embroiled in two other assassination schemes which misfired. In an interview, Von Schlabrendorff Schlabren-dorff calmly analyzed his attempts at-tempts to liquidate the fuehrer and pointed out how chance or bad planning had ruined each. Criticises Americans Heated conviction replaced the scholarly approach as he discussed discuss-ed the "false" American system of denazification. He claimed it has degenerated into "renazifica-tion." "renazifica-tion." Waving a curved, foot-long briar pipe for emphasis. Von Schlabrendorff charged the Americans Amer-icans have gone "much too far" in their political clean-up. "It is not right to prosecute every small follower,", he said. Therefore, the lawyer explained, explain-ed, he voluntarily devotes at least one-third of his time to defending the supporters of the man he tried to kill. The soft-spoken lawyer conceded con-ceded he is alive to do so only because the Nazis were foolish enough to execute the only persons per-sons who knew of his connection with, the July 20 affair before bringing him to trial in the notorious no-torious Peoples Court in Berlin. After being tried four tinges, he was freed for lack of evidence, Von Schlabrendorff related. That did not stop the Gestapo, however. how-ever. They ordered his execution by a firing squad, anyway. "While in jail I had to sign a receipt for my death warrant," the Prussian-born attorney sa?d laconically. Before it could be carried out, he was rescued by American troops at Innsbruck, Austria, while en route between concentration concen-tration camps. Von Schlabrendorff who served as a Russia-to-Berlin courier in the affair, is critical of the mechanics of the July 20i31ot. Although the planted bomb near ly blew Hitler out of his Eas Prussian headquarters, the Prus, sian nobleman thought i a we scneme because too many eyes were around. It was too big. The lawyer analyzed a March 13, 1943, attempt as better. That conspiracy fizzled out when a pair of British time bombs, disguised as cognac bottles, bot-tles, failed to blow Hitler to bits as he was flying back from a Russian Rus-sian front inspection. Undiseouraged by failure, the lawyer became entangled in another an-other scheme. He went to Berlin and turned his bombs over to a friend, Col. Rudolf von Gerst-dorff. Gerst-dorff. Hitler unknowingly foiled the Von Schlabrendorff-Von Gerst-dorff Gerst-dorff plan by leaving a memorial service for war dead in the Berlin customs house ahead of schedule before Von Gerstdorff could pull a bomb from under his coat and heave it at the fuehrer. Von Schlabrendorff regards his assassination career as a thing of the past. His target no longer exists. He said: "I am firmly convinced that Hitler is really dead." 1 Soviet Ship Sailsr Without Cargo Blood does . not flow steadily through the small vessels of the body, but moves in jerks as the heart pumps. 'Filler Up! Sure we got 'good gas and oil. And our services come easy. We enjoy serving our friends and customers. Come in and get acquainted. IS? Jack West's LIBRARY SERVICE Hours 7'. m. to 10 p. m. 105 East Center Phone 1515 i, if" . ' :;.. .y.-y.'-.K- - , NEA Telephoto) Sacks of mall, awaiting shipment to Odessa, USSR, stand on the pier in New York, N. Y.. after longshoremen refused to load cargo aboard the Soviet liner Rossia. The Rossla was forced to sail without with-out 5,000 sacks of mail and 1.500 tons of industrial machinery orlg-. orlg-. In&lly earmarked for her iiokl. California Lifts Restrictions On Electrical Power SAN FRANCISCO, April 13 (U.R) Emergency Power Director Robert O'Brien ha lifted all emergency electrical power conservation con-servation measures in central and northern California. O'Brien said Monday all restrictions restric-tions except daylight . savings time " Which was inaugurated into law by the legislature and which cannot be suspended by O Brien are lifted until June 1 The power "czar" listed three reasons for the action! 1." Higher than seasonal normal snow and rainfall of the past two weeks, which have improved northern and central California hydro-electric' resources. 2. New Interconnections from southern California adding 80,000 kilowatts as of last Friday. 3. Daylight savings time, which in turn is saving power and wul remain in effect. Over 800 million tons of earth and pulverized stones are taken from the surface of the U. S. eVery year by the country's rivers and deposited in the sea. Logan Rated Safest City In Its Class LOGAN, April 14 (U.R) Chief of Police Eli Drakulich was notified by the-National Safety council tpday that Logan Lo-gan has been rated as the safest saf-est city in the nation among cities with 10,000 to 25,000 population. Logan has not had a traffic fatality since December 1944. Last year, Logan tied for first place in the same competition. Ar you going through tha function! '"piddl Prlo4 peculiar to women (38 to S3 yrs ) Doea thla make you uCer from not nuhea, feel to werv-out. werv-out. high-strung, tired? Then so try Lydla K. Plnkhem'a Vegetable Compound Com-pound to relieve auch aymptoma. 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