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Show i APRIL ,3, 1955 Utah County. UtahJ . V Spanish Fork Native Dies At Salt Lake Austrian Hospital Invaded By Russians SUNDAY HERALD SUNDAY, Unit Chest Stationed at I Continned From Page One the members ; of- - the little party made their attempt to cross the border before dawn Friday Neither his name nor that of his missing wife was available. All. six Hungarians . came from the Hungarian town of Calucza south of ,; Budapest, officials believed. They made their crossing on hands and knees near the Aus X-R- ay Is ' v Crem citizens were urged Saturday to take advantage mobile unit of the chest now stationed near the Safeway Store in Orem. The unit will, be open Monday through Saturday from 8 a. m. to 5 p. m., under the sponsorship of v , the BPW. Officials of the BPW said this is the last week the unit will be in the Orem area. OREM 1 X-R- ay , J Iiaac Elmer Losee, 80. a native of Spankfa Fork, died Friday at his home of causes incident to old age;, .;'; Sept li ;.:" j 1874, la He was born Spanish Fork to Isaac and Mary Miranda Davis Losee. He married- Nellie Swapp Nov. 12, 1900, "In Salt Lake City; ' Mr. Losee was superintendent of Garfield County .schools .in j early life and later was a contractor an3 cabinet-make- r. Surviving are the widows-fou- r daughters, Mrs. ZadiafCreutzer of-Yucaipa, Calif. : Mrs. Lela " Poulsen and Mrs. Jetta Qancy.of Salt- Lake Xity and Mrs. Elrna Durkee of Indio, Cal.; three sons, v Addison Losee of Salt Lake City; - Vernal Losee of Compton, CaL, 'and Leland Losee-o- f Rosemead, CaL; 19 'grandchildren;! 22 a brother, and ' J three sisters.! j " j. If . t four occupation zones and to be consulted in extradition cases. r of the seizure the Bago Austrian legal officials viewed Although of family occurred in territory where the Bago case as "a clear case has . The government Russian troops are stationed, it kidnaping." was considered a violation of Aus protested repeatedly over similar trian rights as guaranteed by the! cases in the past in the Russian trian, border village of Nickels-dor- f. : four-pow- Allied C o u n c i 1 for occupation zone. er - . ' Austrian' ' - - V Under these . rights Austria is The word thimble comes f;rom empower to grant political asylum 'thumb bell," as it was former. to persons in any of the nation's worn on the thumb.' ; V ; f Continued , ' - great-grandchildr- en: M---- Pavson Architect Dies on Satu rday Services Tuesday ler, 62, Payson archi tect, died early Saturday at his home, from natural causes. .i 1892, at He was born Nov. 15,! well-kno- wn , i Salem, a son of John R. Hatch Butler. He married Ladle Johnson June 16,: 1920, at the Manti LDS Temple, j He was architect for many prominent buildings in this area 4 veteran of World War I former take genealogy worker, and stake' missionary, past president of the Quorum of Seventy, and charter member of the .PaysonJ and-Elle- n j ir. j From Pare On! Officials estimated that about six cases of tecnnicaiiy trainee: unin ese students still await final ac tion. j' : ? Of the 27 who were authorized last :year to leave the United States,; only 15 have departed so far. Two of them went to Europe The technically trained students werei prevented from leaving the United States because of training and skills they, had learned in this country which might have been of value to the Chinese Communist regime. Officials said it was possi ible. for example, that some of them might have picked up some know how on atomic energy. How-ever since they were aliens, they would not have; access to any secret information, j Only last month, the United States and the Philippines worked out an arrangement through the International Red Cross to repatri ate seven Chinese fishermen who wanted to go back to Red China. They had been picked up by the U.S. Air Foyce when their fishing J vessel ran into difficulty. ;. Repatriation of the fishermen Saturday :sJ announcement were designed to prompt the Commu nists to release the Americans. Of that some ficialism-acknowledg- ed American allies who had support- ed U,N. efforts to get the 15 airmen out of Red China "are going Kiwanir Club. J to feel better" now that the 76 Surviving are the widow; one students are free to leave the- Unit !" son, John (Jack) R. Butler, and ed- States. ' - I j daughter ' Mrs; Lawrence . (PearD Ratey; both of Salt Lake City; four grandchildren;: (a brother, Ray H. Butler of Salt Lake City; two sisters, Thomas (Ethel) Fenton of Pleas- ant Grove, and Mrs. Angus (Al-JtMeller of Payson. r x ; i Funeral ' services will ..be at 13:30 p. m. Tuesday at the Park Second Ward chapel, with Harold Harm er, Second Ward bishop, officiating. Friends, may call at the Rigby. Mortuary Monday afternoon, and at the Butler home, 187 S. 5th WM Monday evening and Tuesday prior to services. Burial will be in the Spanish Fork cemetery. a 1 j ! . Mrs. e) 1 1 ' ; ( ' V . - . Vivian Clarence But PAYSON Isle Split Widens j Hagerty Asks Press Be More Understanding UNIVERSITY, PARK, Pa., (UP) I? 'Las i Blast May Be Utah Obituaries - ! Fired Today high-altitu- ; M 'I , W3B Jvl mm ! o New Set comes in; Rose, Grey, Continued From Pace One SALT! LAKE CITY OUver 1556 Park St., died the1 Asiatic mainland Ito'pin down Wilkes,;. 58,. Mrs. Emily J Soffe Friday. forces and help shorten Jensen. 1214 Sherman Ave., Japanese 89, Re bels Pose Th JLAS VEGAS,' Nev. (UP)The the war. died Thursday. Atomic Energy Commission has Forrestal's diaries said that SANDY Mrs. Hedvigi Char Continued From Page One announced explode fMac Arthur 'expresse4 doubt that lotte Swenson Johnson, 88, 424 plans to' a atomic device to- anything less than! 50 divisidns W. 2nd S., died Friday, funeral quarters at a nearby village and day, Palm Sunday, and warned by the Russians would be suffic- Monday at 1 p.m. at Sandy Third that sentinels returned the fire. ! ient'!-: observers within a radius . !L LDS Ward. Later, a government police car not to watch the burst with un the to idiaries, the According WELLS VILLE Mrs. Elvira patrolling near the village was protected eyes or binoculars. conversation took t place , two Katherine Bankhead x Baugh, 95, ambushed! Several bullets struck Plans are subject to a weather weeks; after the Yalta con- died Friday, funeral Monday at the car but no injuries were evaluation at 9:30 p. m. tonight ference at which i the late t p.m. at Wells ville Second LDS The air - burst, somewhere well President Roosevelt j made ''i.-TWard, j Firing Near Market . to to the Russians get I scheduled above is for 15,000 feet, CLOVER, Tooele County Mrs Shots also were fired within the them Into the war against Japan. Emma s Williams Orr. 88, funeral a. m. PST. 9. sectoday. market central vicinity ,of the to The was held Saturday. tion in Saigon, to frighten the city's The AEC termed the device Whitney, in his letter Times-He- r Post and KANARR AV1LLE , Iron! Coun 600,000 residents away from their 'less, sensitive" and said aircraft, Washington hot' said "Gen. MacArthur Mathew Raymond (Ray) ald, ty; but no ground troops, would par food supplies. had denies he that any only flatly Beatty, 59, funeral Monday at 2 Two-- rebel , sects, theT Buddhist ticipate in the experiment. with conversation such lW a r d Secretary; p.m. at Kanarraville Hoa Hao and the Binh Xuyen gang An AEC spokesman would not ' He: the but ridicules, Forrestal, Chapel. of pirates, were blockad say if injury might result but said CORINNE Mrs. Cora. M. Jen ing the city in an effort to force it would be wise for even observers Oregon is one of the few states sen RedelingJ, 60, died Monday, Diem in Las Vegas, 75 miles from the the fall of the baliotsi' funeral on its was held Saturday. slogans permitting to "be reat - Less Imi j Document Release - m.mi mm. April Fool a iday late for! Central Utahns Saturday, After the first real spring day this year on Friday. April 1,5 unwary shoppers were caught in one t the heaviest snowstorms of the year Saturday while it lasted. Above the Herald photographer catches a i.- scene on Center Street. SO YOU THINK IT'S SPRING--I- t - Frieze-Guara- nteed Quality Construction ; ALL YOU PAY IS ONLY $9.50 PER MONTH . . de 75-mi- f40.00 ! . le ALLOWANCE FOR YOUR OLD f ON THIS NEW ; M ' ns cpn-cessio- j : . KITCHEN -- 3 I . SET ' ex-riv- er pro-Americ- Reg. $129.95 an Diem, meanwhile, accepted the resignations of two of his Cao Daist cabinet ministers who left to take up commands in the national ' M ' army, ). who Min were was Phuong, They ister of State, and Nguyen Van Cat Secretary of State for Interior.' Two other Cao Dai members remained in the government; Presidential Preis Secretary James CL HagertyJald Friday Presldentj Eisenhower's policies haver been interpreted correc.tly by the American press. r But Hagerty, urged newspapers fo exercise more . understanding and patience with foreign coun tries land their problems, spoke en tht "future Nguyen Manh Bao, Minister" of So responsibility of the press" at the cial Action, and Pham Xuan Thai, closing session of the fifth annual Minister of Information. seminar of the Pennsylvania So ciety of Newspaper Editors. blast, ca-itious- ," Old Set $40,00 Pilot Killed In Puget Sound Crash SEE . -- i Desert King Deposed! 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