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Show Hsavily hull and armored .50-cali-b- ,30-calib- piece, with contours e,d to deflect slop shells and give crew maximum safety. VJcn:nnCcriv!;tcdJMoplotonNcOT On ALcriicn Ccuni vlapleion Man Manned by crew cf Ijyj a tank ccmmand:r, loader assistant Conner, loader and driver. Additional firepower from er and machine guns which can be loaded, aimed and fired from inside tank wit- h out exposing any crew member. turret are each cast in cne er 11 w Returns From 11-D- SUNDAY HERALD MAY 18. 1S54 . SUNDAY, Utah County, Utah Trip Down Colorado ay Lee's Ferry and completed the Mr. and Mrs. Harold Degraw Fork. He will go to Salt LaTz: By MRS. ZOItA HALES City May 29 to enter a cents:; Bait Lane MAPLETON rein ciarx, Sylvester Allen voyage: at Lake Mead. The trip were hosts recently to the Senior t housekeeper, was convicted in returned home recently following took them through Marble Can- Aaronic Priesthood group, Mrs, there. Garth is a piano student Third district court here Friday ar H-dtrip down the Colorado yon and Grand Canyon. Mr. Allen Marva Whiting presented the les of Mrs. Helen Hawkins. of having performed an abortion River as guide for a group of is planning three more trips dur son to 27 guests. Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Allen on a mother last Janu- boaters. He was accompanied by ing the summer. A group of Primary I children recently honored Mrs. Edna Ct -fcu ss 'Hatch and his son, Frank, . Mrs. Beth James, SpringviUe, entertained their mothers at a rick, Mrs. Allen's mother, at a v;v. r-ary. ' Judzet)avid T. Lewis set May 2z CuV Vernal, and a group of men entertained members of the spe party recently with a program dinner at the Allen home. Pres cial interest class in MIA Tues demonstrating the" songs and fin ent were Mr. and Mrs. T. L. for sentencing. Conviction of hav ing performed an illegal operation St. PauL The group embarked at day with the story of Sacajawea. ger plays they have learned. Callister and family, of Spank!! carries a possible sentence of not Each child presented his mother Fork; air. and Mrs. Bruce u:c- -less than two years or not more TIPSTER APOLOGIZES with a May basket Zora Hales scn ' of Provo: Mr. ana Mrs. J than 10 years in prison. 4 is teacher of the group. seDh Malheiro and family, cl NEW YORK (UP) Osiah Brooks ' "Jury of ' two women and six pringville; and Mr. and Mrs. admitted to police Friday that , he Dr. and Mrs. Quinn Whiting Dean men deliberated for about an hour Allen, of Provo. reand of were Price, family, was three sheets to the winds when before returning a verdict; of-cent dinner Duane Stanworth. of Delta, for and guests he entered the apartment of Mrs. Walter Woldberg, accused of aid Mrs. Bert of Whiting. Mapleton, was a recent Arvin Kruger and tried to yank ' merly The Deacons the home of Mr. and at visitor ing and abetting the operation, will Quorum Mapleton the bed sheet from under the house stand trial May 25. was entertained an Neil at SALT LAKE CITYr (UP) With wife. ; ' Mrs, Whiting. recently j;. supper held in the chapel. Mrs. Alberta Banks entertained woiaDerg auegediy was a "go- - the deadline for obtaining safety Mrs. Kruger screamed and oyster Hall and Carlos : Hjorth 15 of. her Primary Pilot boys at between" in making arrangements inspection stickers for automobiles Brooks fled-rri- ght into the arms Ross were in the set at highcharge, assisted by Vir a recent swimming party at Far Saturday, midnight : of the law. for the abortion and when infection j Ethel J ensen, and e. warned there will be no ' Hall. ginia way patrol Brooks was charged with bur Louise Hjorth. set In afterward, allegedly visited extension of the deadline, and . i the patient after she was taken to Nor, said the patrol, will there glary. Garth Nelson, son of JMr. and Bruce Palmer, son of Mr. a hospital and returned $100 which be leniency shown to those who Mrs. Sergie Nelson, recently par Mrs. Lyle Palmer, entertained she had paid for the crimina have not obtained stickers within lack ' of a sticker will bring a ticipated in a talent show at the his friends at a recent birthday operation. the past few months.: After today ticket. Palmyra Stake House at Spanish party. Bruce is nine years old. Mrs.! SALT LAKE CITY, (UP) , - ay id -- i - . ' A v. Ji Powered by power- ful 810-horsepow- : er, air cooled engine. 12-c- y Under, Sunday punch is 71 Icnz-barr- el, - ine Passes For Inspection Stickers in Utah high-veloci- ty, gun, heaviest ever included in a production tank in 120-m- m, fire-pow- er this country. Mr. - - Ro-Sh- Jce Extreme mobility and ease of cpi ration d e s p i t e its si ze and of 60 tons. weight i great - v ..t. OFF il- - ,i.a!V,.-.- ,. ' : ,w.." Ji2i. above shows i Milts A j)HH,vtl j T-the tank, Just unveiled at Photodiagram WRAPS ARE newest and It's the nation's tank biggest military tank, with Del., Newark, plant. Chrysler's and Chrysler Ordnance world today. Designed by Army Empower to outslug any tank in the T-at Newark the in has been plant for more production engineers at.Jhe Detroit Arsenal, the U. S. of series new an The tanks, designed since entirely than two years. giant completes T-medium. Patton and the tank World War II, which includes the 1 light long-secr- et 43 43 T-4- 43 HARD TO BELEEVE Seattle Jolted By Earthquake SEATTLE (UP) The Seattle University of Washington. Reports area was Jolted by a minor earth- from Vancouver and quake Saturday but no damage was reported from the temblors which lasted approximately 20 sec' onds. The earthquake occurred at 5:02 a.m. PST) and was felt as far south as Olympia, Wash., about 40 miles from here. The Seattle police department reported numerous telephone calls but said there were no reports of any damage. The intensity of the earthquake was not immediately known at the , Victoria, British Columbia, sale the temblors were not felt in that area. The State Patrol at Olympia reported the earthquake was felt there but the shock was very light and no damage was reported. . Hurry to SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (UP) Old soldiers may find this hard to be lieve but a first sergeant has been voted the "most popular" person at the Fort Brooke's Army Medi cal Center. She is SFC Eleanor Palmer, 29, WAC of Orange, N.J., a k of the hospi veteran and tal s WAC detachment. 10-ye- ar top-kic- HEIHDSELMAH'S Amazing Chanc to Save 20 Thorpe Foundation Officers Named -- FIRST TIME IN COWS 90-YIHISTORY At CASUAL WEAR FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY! UVJS US) HOW GO X nun 17 it&nm r U9JS 4. ' ' V- Ta then ToJce 20 Nearly one third of the popu- of Canada is of- - French descent. 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