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Show ' SUNDAY. MAY 1. 1955 Utah County. Utah SUNDAY HERALD Viet Nam Emperor Deposed "T Sprinkling Ban , Continued for Two More Days - Army staff by Diem . and "ex(Contlaaed from Page One) led"" to France six months ago. people; and the National Army."" eft for Saieon Saturday night There was no official com- under orders from Dai. to try to ment on repprts the United States negotiate a peaceful settlement re- of the civil strife.) bai sharply protested-Frenc- h fusal tor' support the Diem govArmy Control Key ernment.- which is resarded "in While Diem won this round, he Washington as tile .only hope of may have lost another. Gen. Ngu van vy, appointed Dy uao preveh'ng Communist conquest yen to of the strategic Asian nation. pal ; r take over control of the Gen. Nhuyen Van Hinh, dis-- . armv from Diem, reached an agreement with the Premier's missed as chief of Viet Nam's chief of staff that could prove de Orem citizens are urged not to sprinkle lawns or gardens Monday and Tuesday. Due to the cleaning of flumes of the aqueduct, Deer creek Reservoir will be shut off. The water, was off all this week, but the cleaning project had to be continued through Tuesday. The work I will not con tinue Sunday, so. sprinkling wui be permitted men ' i i 2500 Attend ? J ' - , The open house of "the new Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph building was attended : . by an estimated 2500 persons. company officials said Saturday. Friday night drew the biggest attendance of the four-da- y event, with nearly 1,000 persons viewing the new building and equip ment. There were some 750 persons there Thursday night, while the Wednesday crowd num bered about 300. Rounding out the total were more) than 400 who1 crowded into the building Tuesday night, when a'r spe :ial vuuuse was L.u uciu iui em upeu ployes and their families. I -- Joan By Phone Firm's r 'Open House' OREM ; ' - 4 ... Geyer .. .. ; Veteran Flier Victim Of 'Crash'; Probe Underway by Comrades Investigation by Provo ron. Civil Air Patrol, of Sc uad-guilt- y; aliti craih, Air Force ROTC from Terry, Brigham Young University "sat in commanding officer, has not as n a real court martial last month V yet disclosed whether cause was AFB to see theory in prac failure to watch altitude or a sud- tice. l ' den downdraft. Will ' J A veteran pilot, who has College students seeking an un- squeaked through many a storm- - crowded field might study their blown mountain pass, Maj. Terry qualifications for aeronautical en. suffered a fracture of his right gineering, advises Utah Aero foot, when he fell: down his own News, published by Utah SUte Explorer Scouts from the Utah : y Aeronautical Commission. basement stairs. at will National Parks Council i Hill at America is facing a crifeJ an air encampment tend If a young civilian gets in shortage of engineers and sclent Field Air; Base in Ogden on May '? it was announced today by trouble, American courts provide usts," says yet this execuUve half chief as year only to insure he gets a many techni loyd Loveridge, safeguards a. i cians wiii graduate as in 1950. It of the council. SALT LAK: CITY (UP) The rair trial. is difficult to understand Ihe de--, 90 Ex Mr. Loveridge said monthly economic bulletin of the Now that military service calls ciine when- advances technolplorers and 10 leaders will par University of Utah rejported Sat most young men into the armed ogy) have upped needin for engiactmues in several conditions that business Utah Countjr parents ticipate won- - neers. forces, urday .". . :r, Am J two-da- y event. fi'O jut mm the to state for continued aer: wnai happens if a bov gets plannedV' throughout the fy.. The shortage is narticuUrlv in last trouble when he is in service. month, of thei encampmerit LIVESTOCK SHOW ENTRY improve Highlight of Spanish Fork and the Jex in aviationi constituting serious ' Jay The E.," died Friday, funeral at l busibulletin said An a March Air Force film, shown in a will be an orientation flight in beef he caught "in the "calf scramble" of last ness was Hereford to American air leaderbaby ureal a of p. m. Monday at Brigham City Provo total e weather per paced by discloses that a recently, plane, Show The at Fork. Livestock Junior Utah State News Spanish LDS First: Ward chapel. year's Vineyard in new construction per- U. S. military court marshal ship." mitting. Other activities will in calf scramble is an annual feature of the show. Boys, who get ' OGDEN-M- rs. Marie Madel- a 87 rise of cent over mits, demonstra per clude a provides a careful weighing of to keep the calves they catch, must enter them in next year's the same month last . Pinp Rillaerts Watts. 43. died CAP. next year. Re evidence, very similar to civilian Provo ( Squadron tion. visit to the control tower, show. The show this is May year will week March 15 in Orleans, ' France tail 9 to ouer? how trade increased cent learn; courts. a brieflne of base operations. by per ftraveside services at 3 p. m. who wholesale and 12 last people trade seen have When may a by crime is commited on a tour of the base weather station, per cent Monday in Ogden City Cemetery survival-traininthe News iri missing1 com how and aircraft, an g month, during air review of films, Highland base, the 'suspect is ar John Henry GARFIELD to teams last ground can interrogation parison facili year. of tour maintenance before base a the squadron com raigned Obrav. 2. of 104 W. 17th Ave. maintain themselves in the field. a and retreat; ceremony. mander, much as a U. S. comdied Friday, funeral Monday noon By MRS. GEORGE F. WELLS ties, GIT ground vehicles are equipmissioner hears preliminary evi 2nd- officials council and The S. 7th 36 E. at with communications jf campped dence to determine whether an Lt. Robert M. Millard Explorer Democratic Mrs. Cordelia VINEYARD and Mr. and Mrs DENVER (UP) PLAIN CITY ing Che'gear, food, and fueL," Owen Harding offender be held for federal court daughter project officer for the base, are Paul M. ButChairman National (Delia) Moyes Carver, 84, died rie and However, teams, now being son Robert and Mrs working out the various details trial. is p. m. Moonnation the said in, ler Friday, funeral at 1wara must be able Saturday Provo, Albert C. Hold of the encampment. NEW YORK (UP) Adm. John The military defendant is pro to use to be a cnapei Hardine's father , day at Plain City what other appears of forms witnessing away, visited ir salt L,ae i;uy The Explorers and their lead without cost with a tion in rough terrain, transportaof Henry Towers, a Navy aviation vided for "Benson disposing plan Fred Maj. Terry Mrs. Mr. and with Eis- pioneer, died Saturday in St. Al qualified attorney. told a CAP. interrogation 'class the under will meals served be four ers Cubs Visit Ranger Post recently farmers"! surplus Bretz and family. bans Naval Hospital here from Unlike a civil jury, the pane last week. I . and remain overnight on the By MRS. CRESSIE GREENLAND enhower administration. and John Mrs. and Mr. Whiting of officers and enlisted men who cancer. Jefferson-Jackso- n dinmembers of Cub Twenty-five- J Such a In the base o: Day encampment. during transportation might in- Mrs. Mark Law, Mrs. Mary ner HIGHLAND Towers, 70, was one of the first hear the case also Pronounce sen- 500 Scout Pack fc3045 and eight of Mr. and to an estimated noats. nr speech were Vineyard visi Mr. Loveridge also reported three officers assigned to aviation tence if the defendant J.' to head been Colorado and has their leaders hiked up Hobble Springville, from Democrats appointed that Explorer Scouts from St. Inouye tors during the week. cancer drive in Highland. She surrounding states, Butler con duty in the. Navy. Creek Canvon Saturday to visit Joseph of Smithfield Smith, George and Post 2037 of the Oak the He served first as deputy com I the forest ranger station. " While by Mrs. Ruth centrated his attack on Repub was a visitor at the Roland Hard Hills First Ward in Provo will will be assisted and later as commander mander Mrs. the boys werethere, Ranger in? home Wednesday. Ruby.B. Day lican farm policy. in the Armed Forces ThompsoXand participate in of chief the U. S. Pacific Fleet to them talked Nielson Merrill He said the administration "has Mr. and Mrs. J.. Taylor Alien Day celebration at Nellis Air on the etiauet of picnicking, par Mi, and Mrs. Vern William and Forcet Base near Las Vegas. Nev. The "Queen Bee" roundtable dis been busy translating its col- in World War II and aided in OH SON OF SPIRITl ' ticularly stressing the necessity Mr. and Mrs. Winston Gillies,, of It will be a "one-da-y was lective worries about the moral building 'the Navy's carrier force event. and cussion party quilting into a decisive weapon. of' cleaning the-- campgrounds. Lindon, attended a session in the held recently at the home of Mrs. stamina of American farmers My first council is this: a into farm program. They have STRONG QUAKES Manti LDS Temple recently. Beehive girls and Day. Ruby CARD OF THANKS Possess jti pure, kindly and mothers participating were Mir- been so absorbed in this task ROCK NICARAGUA The Lowry family would like Linda Hardy, Teressa that they have failed to keep a iam Day, MANAGUA, Nicaragua (UP) to express their . sincere thanks close watch on how, far down radiant heart; that thine may Evelyn and Nancy Stras- - farm Six strong earth shocks hit Mana Larson,Maxine was to all their friends and relatives income he and Irene Green dropping,' burg, be a sovereignty ancient, gua Friday night "and early Satur land, Carolyn for their wonderful. kindness, do Sheila said. Inouye, mother's ' may t " day- nations, lunch, beautiful flowers Hoover, Joan Jonsson, Mrs. Marie imperishable and everlastF. Lesser tremors continued after Jjonsson, Mrs. Maud Greenland, The king snake is immune to and many other things which ing. helped to lighten their, burden daylight, causing alarm but no ap Mrs. Melba Strasburg, Mrs. Otis the venom of rattlesnakes, copper or casualties. .'their of water CITY LAKE Jthe SALT bereavement and moccasins. (UP) Mrs. heads, parent damage and during Joey Guymon. Day Hidden words of belovedb husband and brother, Small boys said to. be ; playing Ladies helping the following day Were Mrs. Hazel Buhler, Erma Relief Society officers met reMajor M. D. Lowry.. Theyj espe with matches accidentally started to human beings. aha'u'llah cially want to thank those who a fire Saturda. that caused some The home and' one of the Strasburg. Vera Larson. Leah cently at the O. Wayne Day home ,mm Dial FR participated in the services held $1,275 damage to three garages garages were owned by Joseph Wagstaff, Eloise Fergusofl, Kate when plans for the 100; per cent BAHA'I TEMPLE FREE LITERATURE may be Mon. 25th and to the Hill Cres and a residence here. KNUDSEN FLORAL Fielding Smith. Owners of the Rogers, Dora Bringhurst, Fern attendance Relief Society meetWorld Faith. Box Baha'i as were identified officials other Buh Beth Hude be Glenna will held! which and which lunch said, Fire department garages ward for the Jovely ing Pace, Tuesday 57 North Univ. Ave. Wilmette, Illinois '468. Provo Herald. r Li 1 rr iwiurn. at 2 p.m. were made. was iwvcuj ici suuic m however, there were no injuries Forrest Romero and R. Bohnke. ler: cisive in the fight for control of the military forces. At the same time, Bao Dai sent a second cablegram, jangrily Diem SALT LAKE CITY Mark Clin ton MeDaniel. 74. of 1S17 Fourth ordering him Mfor the second and to report to cannes, E.died Thursday, funeral Tues last time for a con French the Riviera, oh noon at 26Q E. south Temple: . day J 11 ill ... tw ColrTAn Albert Bernhard. 70. tf 1225 W erence on me suuduuu m oaisuu t 4th"S.; died April -14 la Winter-L1.- This maneuver, seemed to be i thinlv veaed attempt to fire Diem thur. Switzerland.- Chester .. died Diem turned down ; as4 previous Shields. 58. 38 Third KFridav: funeral Monday at" demand that he go to Cannes and Ap. m. at, 36 E. 7th S. James Ar refused Bao Dars order that he thur ; McCormick; ,72, of 110 . S :urn ever command joi the army State.9 died Wednesday.: funera to Gen. Vy. at 2 p. m. Monday at 255 Second rait the situation still was very unclear. Diem has been bolstered MT' PLEASANT Henry Law hvt new statements of support rence Barton, .71, died Wednes- - from Washington, ana ai me same day, funeral held Saturday. ime condemned by rencn .rre-CITY Rasmus BRIGHAM nlier: Edgar Faure as "unequal Peter-Hans- en, 88, of 72 S. 3rd to his task as Viet warn leaaer Utah Obituaries ' ' tXDiorer Attend Ogden Encamp ment 4 5 involving William Maj. at-llil- l - j St L Business In Utah Still On Upswing 6-- 7; 1 Aero-News,- v - j; TTT1 ill ii $13,-000,0- 00 multi-engin- ' t 1 I " f - . fire-fighti- ng -- Harding Family Visits at Salt Lake - ". - i 11-1- Mary Inoiiye Chairman of ( . - . , 4. Butler Scores Ezra T. Benson Naval Aviation Pioneer Dies . - ;or-gan- ized Cancer Drive . . ! . filSi.iSK -- . i , . . j -- Accidental Fire Hqrms Home of Smith Joseph ; Bay-Si- n. 7 5 i X 60 ob-Wr- ite j . - fc 1 m Ofl BEAUTIFUL Make her table On Famous MBA U DULOVA Enhance the beauty of her wrist with a dependable time piece by Bulova complete! 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