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Show ::.KW v I X "'Js .VWjh? .f ' '5.W.S ,?-- - --- I f A ORLEANS VILLE , Algeria (UP) as fresh tremors rocked toe crum Food, clothing and medicine bling ruins of Orleansville, where poured into this' earthquake-ravage- d only one house out of every 24 esto ease the misery caped damage in the series of city today of its survivors. shocks which started Thursday. Help from the outside came in said about 600 bodies WASHINGTON ( UP - The Agriculture Department $ayi this year's 'farm crop outlook brightened last month for farmers in the midwes tern Corn Belt but rein mained grim for most other areas. The department's August crop report Friday showed good weather improved corn and soybean prospects last month in the great midwestern breadbasket. But, in other areas, the withering midsumWASHINGTON (UP) The Labor mer drought continued to hurt Department Friday blamed . Job farm production prospects. layoffs resulting from hurricane The report said that feed grains damage in New England for the and pastures, which . improved first weekly rise in new unemployslightly, last month, are still poor ment insurance claims in almost and the feed crop outlook for the two months. entire country is the worst in 18 j The report ed jthat years. The department said the im- about 60department cent of the increase per provement last month was based in the week of September on a larger prospective corn crop resulted first from hurricane layoffs. caused by good Corn Belt weather. The remainder was due to further But despite the drought, the rein industry, including auto- layoffs port indicated that total U.S. .farm mobiles; metals, electrical equip production crops and livestock-w-ill ment, and ordnance. reach j the third highest level The department reported 268,400 in history this year. Livestock prohew claims during the week ended duction 4s expected to set a new Sept. 4, 23,200 above the previous record and crops will probably be hweek. These claims had declined sixth hifihest - on record. since ' July 10, when, they totaled The crop report said that drought 344,138 for the week. and federal planting control! have The department said continuing taken the r edge off surpluses of insurance claims unemployment butter, cotton, corn and wheat. declined again during the last week August, reaching a .new low The average man. earning'14, in the year. For the week they for 500 annually, is required to work totaled 1,666,900, a drop of 15,800 two hours and 40 minutes per from the previous week. day to pay his taxes. )- 7:"! V v 0 ... .... - -- v. t"-- Z 1 of-4ho- se Hurricane Blamed For Job Layoffs ; : 0 - - - i . . ;;" , I JL-- ' v J air A pr i SUNDAY HERALD Crop Outlook Supplies Rushed to Quake-Ravage- d Bri ghtens i ns Rock Ru New Tremors Alg ena; In Corn Belt 11 SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER U, MM VUh County. Utah f 1 VOTE FOR damaged.: The oldest: Christian! church in Algeria, the Church of reier ana 5t. Paul, was destroyed. Althoueh food suoHe were ade quate, water was scarre nnH w. termelons became the item of Authorities nnw had been identified but esti greatest demand. mated they formed only half of the death toll. Many Arabs obeyed the Moslem law and quickly buried their dead Thursday and Fri day without notifying autnormes. Many dead who lay unidentified in makeshift morgues of Orleans ville were expected to be buried before sundown with simple marie ers on their gravel indicating they were unidentified. NEW, YORK (UP) The aircraft The heat ensrulf luff the ruined eltv and other Darts of the Cheliff carrier Ticonderoea. "mothballed" River Valley was; so intense that at the conclusion of World War the bodies could not be kept -m me II, was recommissioned at the New York Navy Yard Saturday after morgues indefinitely. . British. American and French more than two years of recondi-- 1 ; planes made regular flights; intos Uoning. nome-leA. William Schoech of Capt. Algeria with supplies for ine and monev bezan coming in Blakesburg, Iowa, took over com frtim organizations throughout the mand of the vessel, which will world. ., join the Atlantic" Fleet. The French Cabinet set UP a The Ticonderoga, fourth naval national committee with an emer vessel of that name, was first comrencn missioned on May 8, 1944. at Norgency fund of 9 185,700. President Rene Cotv and Premier folk Navy Yard, Portsmouth, Va. Mendes-Frane- e each Cave The carrier was in action iu the Pierre . . w t12.800 out of his own Docket. PacUic throughout World War II a att ' il me and was credited with x sinking 15 tirieansviue ltieir looitea nite ancient Roman ruins upon which enemy vessels and damaging 13. Her planes were credited with it was built. Onlv the White Mnsaue with its sinking or heavily damaging 53.OQ0 tiled minaret and tons of entfrny shipping and more the ancient ramparts stood un than 300 enemy planes. LeRoy R. Griffin -- Ticonderogd TjakenOut Of Mothballs ! : For COUNTY COMMISSIONER " i mm a blue-and-whi- Your Candidate On Republlean Ticket (Paid Pol. Adv:, byx $ LeRoy R. Griffin) : te V ' i - il Arlene Francis cditorinchiof of HOME, NBC-Tpopular show taytt Sclo Seo the newest of the new In Grants exciting and power-packo- d for homemakorf. Get the best buys In town ct OranH RIGHT NO 17" V' rri T? T .Tn Da a a Tv Mn Rrnwn. the familv poa't and in found steer as lifted wrecker anonymous 'newly dug cesspool to safety Steer, neighbors watched was his welfare about concerned trapped in hole for 2Vi hours.' (United Press .which appears rather : V. Telephoto). mic 'rpfma rtii! .nnkf iu "rtltc 11 h5mg ; Official Says U. S. Should Push Propaganda Offensive Robert L. Johnson, former. director of, the International Information Administration, says ' the United States should launch a large scale propaganda offensive as a "massive retaliation for the deadly blows we have already suffered" from Russian propaganda. Johnson, who Is president of Temple University, Philadelphia, said this country lags 30 years behind Russia in the use- - of propa(UP)- CHICAGO ganda. "For- "tell the Russia - to spread the biggest, blackest lies on earth," Johnson told the annual convention of the U.S. and Canadian sections of the International College of Surgeons Friday night. 'Propaganda is an honest name ' for an honest activity when honestly used," Johnson said, vjn Communist hands, it becomes a terrible destruction5." 40 t ' ' . - " Unlike the cottontail rabbit, the young of the snowshoe rabbit"are every dollar we "spend to born fully furred, with their eyes truth,, freedom's enemies, open and can! run around on the and her satellites, spend day of birth. 1 , 1 ' SWEETIE PIE 1 By NADINE SELTZER th en NBC TV. Packing Plant Workers Leave Jobs " SPICIAl IOT BOUDOIR SHADES . 37c Reg. 39c .... 17c Reg. 69c More than in workers packing plant scattered parts of the country were reported off their jobs Saturday in protest against the course of contract negotiations between the CIO United Packinghouse Workers and major packers here. . Armour and Swift plants In the East, South and Midwest werei most affected by the walkouts. About half the 700 employes at Armour's Oklahoma City plant left their Jobs Friday la one ol the latest walkouts. 0 men The entirt forct of at the firm's Atlanta, Ga.( plant was also out. More than 2,700 workers at Swift plants: in Sioux City .and Des Moines, Iowa, Omaha, Neb., and Denver, Colo quit work Wednes day, and most were "suspended by tha company until Monday. Some 7a0 workers at the Armour plant at Sioux City- and an Armour affiliate at Mason City, Iowa, also left their jobs. The Swift home office here said nearly all the 249 workers at its Harrison, N. J., plant and 290 at the Newark, N. J., plant also walked out, A union spokesman said joint contract talks broke off Sept. 1 and were ' being continued on a y basis with individual : packers. The UPW said a guaranteed an nual wage was Its major demand, but that it also was seeking an unspecified general . wage boost, shorter work week and other concessions. ' . CHICAGO . . (UP) 4,500 ls O s, , 4 , " S Reg. 49c 7 lvatch the ball game?" y This qualify 7.98 ' ' ' ' ' r 1 last year ' Satin, Metallic Rayon- Values to 1,98 yd. , . , ONLY sale authorized by" the 'Post Office Department. .L-- il 1 uunsT r.mriuFACTumriG co. rrnone ; - FARMERS C378-J- CI CT7 CO - OP BLDG.. OBEM 1 Authorized Manufacturer Box lMOren i K "f'S'J JSfc' I1 i 4.90 ' x ORGANDY CAGE $9.9$ voue. Sav'at thl$ omflgfigy low prkt I PRISCIUAS "J Reg. 3,98 I 81" long. The parralcet will cost less than $2 when you buy the set. Healthy, cheerful birds... and a large roomy cage with awing, - perches. CARP r.o. 4.98 PARAKEET, ..... ......... . reg. 3.98 ... W. . , . i yiiTt t Save up to 20Vo . . Fine quality Reg. 59c .... 2,97 Rtg. 79c J ... ....... CCDPGC1 Green and Red Only: JAJSx: FLANNEL Reg. 49c. Tubfast. . Asserted colors cr7 J J Q YD PADCJiT z ouportor do 2 loading patnft brands coot Ing raoro .rtports who our public NYLONS r. .M71 PD.V OA'D'Ott foremost testing faboratory PARK AVE. I .i.iFj COMBINATION SQUARE BRUSHED SUEDE Si Work testod and Guarantedd FOLDING RULE STEEL TAPE HAMMER 5 BLADE SAW SET j 3.97 ,C 7 Wht CANNON TOWELS 0 m - 1 . noo w For Reg. 69c. Sizes 8V4 to 1 1. Asst. Shades TMINING PANTS APLASTIC GHUJGQ first-han- For ........ 00 Reg. 25c Double Thickness. Triple Crotch. Sizes 2 to 6 1 Heavyreight ; will not ching ' REO. 1.93 EACH ' a n crack; mildew. Choice solid color with damask floral embossing, or love! multi-colo- r sea shell design rut 9 rr. rm a.ea BEACON RECEIVING f suprmon f N COVMAGE HIGHEST IN GLOSS BEST IN WASH ABILITY Our owtt'label paint is ta the leading brands in all portant properties, & superior in J Your bct value paint buy 1 V1 , . im- I I EACH Sfa 26 x 34 ... 5)(2 r ' Lxi 'V' J O AU I .1.S9CUASI B.Hales J. W. .Christensen, Jr. T. H. Heal (Pd. poL adv., by Andrus for County Attorney Comm.) - J the undersigned, - Wayne WW. fog. 8.M, 5,17 1 ; This box is the answer to patron and 'carrier alike. It .is Storm DTfvrif sn1 mln a n co wiiv vxvw..t u ana j speeua uuif, cucrsjr, up delivery service. It is simple, iturdy and built fori lifetime, yet is as inexpensive as it Is efficient v We are equipped to remake old' type boxes into the autoX matic type, A bor in good condition may be exchanged for the new type box complete with your name hTluminous letters on the name plate, new type flag and finished in metalic aluminum for $3.00 delivered. Consult your carrier or Postmaster U Wide . V' h : Handy 2 x 3 size.. , tightly woven, longer wear, Konskid "back. Choose in red, cinnamon, grey, hunter green, rose, or blue. 37"x50", feg. 99. 2.37 . . yaV PADRAKCCT & of Spanish Fork, Utah, for County Attorney, who has been City Attorney for a number of Manufacture and o washfast colors! 5 A premature baby Is born every three minutes in the United States, according to a survey. years and while in that capacity, came in contact with many of the young people. He feels much good could be accomplished through clubs, schools, churches united with the home and parents in helping to curb v delinquency so prevalent among the young people of today. Mr. Andrus has been a loyal Republican all of his life and is a large taxpayer, knows the stockgroweri and farmers exd problems from and other perience, for these reasons we submit the name of Attprneyr Andrus for your support on the 14th of September, at the primary election. Respectfully submitted: Dr. Wells T. Brockbank Victor J. Bird J. Hamilton Calder HafryNJ. Stag Arthur Livingston . 0.9O PE.UGH iFJILn 2H530 TaCTC Reg. 2.7- 9- Reg. 2.9- 8- are interested inofflcerrfor the next four years are sponsoring R. H. Andrus, Postmaster General - ' ' . Morals r 370-30- Specially priced to save you plenty Big new assortment includes conventional and modern designs in wrought ircm, brass, milk glass lalio figurine and lovely decorated China bases ' DRAPERY and UPHOLSTERY FABRICS County Attorney Approved by the 67c raue, parKciom, Mnnque, NEW TADLG LAMPS FOR rural mail mm 47c t- . We, , , , , i f R. H. ANDRUS AUTOMATIC Rag. 79c . SPECIAL LOT PROMINENT BANK OFFICIAL DIES LOS ANGELES (UP) Bernard Giannini, a Bank of America' vice president and nephew of the bank'i - founder, the late A. P, Giannini, died yesterday afr St Vincent's Hospital following along illness, lie was 44. now can . . . 25c 1,59 vqluef s day-to-da- f'Sha dances beautifully , i 177 West Ccntc7 if. i: !.'! 1 |