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Show 16 1,200,000 Silver SUNDAY HERALD SUNDAY, MAY 1, 1955 Utah County. Utah x Display Of Missiles To v V- - y ... - . : Dollars Shipped To Ohio by Truck" A new (UP) I rigid, Navy order bans any public display of guided : missiles and other new weapons "until further ' - - - I ' t - - - Sr!''v'"iA A "-'- r notice." The order means that no Navy ' -'' - - -- ? r'"-""' - 4 p'h-- - im-- i A. M. Steel Safety Advisory Unit to Visit Geneva Works U. S. '"" The Safety Advisory Committee of the United States Steel Corporation will visit" the Geneva Works of the Columbia-Genev-a Steel Division Monday. E. W. Kempton, assistant vice president for industrial relations for U. S. Steel; is chairman of the committee which is composed of the top safety men of the various operating divisions of the corporation. The outstanding safety record at. the Geneva Works, which, accounted for two. Awards of Honor ' V j Kidnap Slayer Faces Life term Tribe Attends Oldsmobile Auto Council . G ng (UP- )- Thur Texas man Priest, a bookkeeper, .'Saturday faced life in 01 prison for tne Kianap-murahe of whom his niece, said "she ain't dead, but she ain't ' '.' here." A circuit court jury found the Grand Prairie, Tex., man guilty yesterday of taking his niece rom a washateria near his home, bringing Jier across Oklahoma in to . Missouri, then firing a bullet into her head near Lebanon - 'Ail 17. rare TO MAKE YOUR YARD A SUMMER RESORT , 1 V is U U XL) The jury deliberated less than five hours before returning the verdice at 9:50 "p.'m. Friday Priest's attorneys were granted 10 days in which to file a motion for a new trial. 1 . -- - , NOV. - .lost-tim- ' ' last from the National Safety Council during 1954 and included two con secutive periods of more than 3,000,000 man hours worked with e out a accident, will be reviewed by the , committee, which conducts periodic visits to Corporation steel mills. Members of the committee will out of town) G. O. Dunford, J. arrive in Salt Lake City1 today. Clark Elmer, Neldon Stevens, After their inspection at Geneva awards'; Gean Worthington, Ice Works they vill visit the divi- land Montague, advertising; Al sion's coal' mines in Carbon len Hodgson, Vern Harmer, Mike 'i County. . Coburn, tickets. f er R.-Jone- accordion; miscellaneous, Janis Crane, pantoLoveless, Kathleen " mime. High School division, vocal, Jo Lynn Spencer, Larry C Nelson, Mary Lou Braithwaite, Vallejo Balzley,, Connie Smith; instrumental, Leon D. Badham, trombone; Wayne Huff, trumpet Kiwanis committees included, in addition to those previously named:; Arch Williams, Albert Payne, Garth Olson, Jess Peter-sq-n, Bob Finch, applications, etc.; Bert Bowen,: judges (all from Mo. LEBANON, George V. Tribe, of George V. Tribe To., Provo, was among 24 Oldsmobile: dealers from 21 states representing their jsales zones at the 15th meeting of the Oldsmo27 and bile Dealer Council,-Apri- l 28, at Lansing, Mich. Each of Oldsmobile's 24 sales zones was meetrepresented at the two-da- y Oldsing at "which G. mobile general sales manager, ' v presided. , Production and sales were an important topic for'j discussion between the.dealers and the division officials. Used cat sales, body, color and upholstery preferences, sale of optional equipment, cus tomer .relations' and service- volume were ..other subjects on the ' I agenda. - , i. -- mm ... d - '" ' s &c if:,.: K;i - t j Spanish Forker Is Architect t. non-competi- tiv - -- missiles will be exhibited on Armed Forces Day on May 21 although i the other two services are going 'ahead with plans for displaying at least two types of guided weap-m ' ! : r i j ons. The Air Force will show its Ma tador pilotless bomber here, in and in Germany An ARCHITECT Glen R. 5wen-son- ;'' I Baltimore in Army spokesirian said that Nike who has opened offices ' .antiaircraft missile displays (Pre ,' I Salt Lake City. ,sumably" will be seen this year, v' The Navy said its order was is sued to head off plans of field commands to display missiles. The order was issued over the name of Navy Secretary Charles S. . Thomas. It will ban Navy displays JGlen R. of the Regulus guided missile, , SPANISH FORK, iV ' ' to Vv the role similar a 'v which has Mrs Mr." and of son Swenson. James ' H. Swenson, of Spanish Matador's and is tarried in subFork, has been issued a license marines, and the Terrier, which to practice as a registered archi- - has a similar 16b to the" Nikes 1 ! - 1 f am1VAA Navy spokesmen said that the after having successfully com order was issued to prevent any out Defense pleted the examinations required mishaos in carrying Wilson's E. Charles of Utah.: tight LSecretary by the;staje . " of on release new rules military we nas , estaDiisnea nis ouices at 207 Zion's Savings Bank Build- data. The Navy has beenthein trouble atomic recently for stories on ing Salt Lake City. and vertical Nautilus submarine Mr Swenson "is a graduate of the Spanish Fork High School and takeoff airplanes. the University of Utah. He is married to the former Marian FLIGHT-Thr- ee bombers of a Navy patrol squadron landed Friday at the ON 'GLOBE-CIRCLINOwens,1 daughter of Mrs. James the and of R. couple Quonslfi I. Naval air base, making the start of the final leg of the glbbe-circliOwens, flight from Provo, Point, irted their 16,000-mil- e has one son. hop on Okinawa to Whidbey Island, Washington.' The Neptune bombers 19. April, ":-7'- A splendid display The Dixon Accordion Band was PAYSON A ship of youthful talent was- presented presented in a number., with Susan Bachman. at the annual Kiwanis Talent LaZoneP orter, Jere Johnson, Ma- Show Wednesday and Tluirsday beth' Nielson, Velma1 Lou Size-evenings at Nebo Stake jTaber-nacl- e. more, Peter Scnmidtt, : Rodney Gold trophies were award Barney, Dale Winnie, Clair Wined best in each division, and Cer nie, Max Shell participating, untificates of Awafd were present der direction of Madoline Dixon. ed. toiall participants. Other entries in the show inG. O. Dunford,- Kiwanis presi cluded: Elementary division, indent, presided and introduced strumental, LaZone Porter,. Rod ArchtWilliams as master of cere ney Barney, Pete Schmidtt, acmonies. Rulon Hill, was general cordion; Clara Lovisa Johnson, chairman of the event, witn Lynn Barbara Tanner, Sarah Ann (R-NPowell as Stewart, pianO; dance, Fontella Cook, Shirley Dee Stevens, Charas fol were awarded Trophies '' lows: Elementary School division, lotte Hansen, Jane Williams, vocal, Patty Tanner; dance, Joan T Pickering; vocal; Eileen DRUNK SLEEPS IT OFF Anita Jetta Walton; instrumental, Stev- McKinnon,. Sheua Henline, IN MATERNITY WARD en Vance Fowkes; Junior High Gilbert, Colo School division, vocal. Larry Car- - Junior High School division. COLORADO : SPRINGS, Dora Lee Elmer, Virginia (UP) Police hauled James Fulks ter; dance, Judith Wride; mis- - yocal, Fort Carson .soldier, off ceuaneous, ataneu isromers: in Drollinger, Linda Bryant Judith to iail to sleep off a "drunk" Fri strumental, Alene Hiatt; piano; Gee, Nancy Pulver, DeAnn Brere- Reece, Jerry Nelson, High ton, Ronald day when they found him asleep a Howard Christensen, violin.Winni-frelVplsnnHatnria Wflltnn linrrv School Division; vocal, Memorial HospitaL Roundy, Lyle Cooper; instru- instrumental, Gerry Nelson Police said he was sleeping in trumpet: Alex Detrick. Donna the hospital's maternity ward. mental, Richard Davis. Smith niann1, f!nrripll Oiinman trombone; Jerry Bown, Don Gale, . . 'v.v--- ' ' (UP) ment of 100,000 silver dollars was being hauled to Cleveland, 0., by truck today. . : The Gold Seal Co. o Bismark, N. D.f purchased them from tne U. S. Treasury to use at a con vention of supermarket oniciais. The dollars will illustrate the vol ume of business done in the com pany's products by the stores rep resented at the convention. Sen. William Langer helped arrange the dollar purch ase. Be Stopped WASHINGTON t - WASHINGTON Trophies Presented Winners Kivanis Talent Contest 1 it The ; body of the,:' niece, Jean- nette Earnest of Fort Worth, Tex., was! found in a wooded area. The defense pleaded; not guilt by reason of insanity. PriestVat- : torneys pleaded with the iury to send the defendant to Jhe stale institution for the insane, Tather a) than to the state prison at Jeffer City. The state had asked the f- ' son death penalty. Formp Payson Manf Prompted By Network vy PORTABLE 7" Physician Recommends' Early Breast Feeding y Sherril Taylor. Mrs. jBytha Wight-, and son of Mr. and L CHICAGO (UPJ A Canadian Mrs. . Dean,' Badham Salt LakeJ allergist has told the lith annual City, formerly of Payson has congress of. the American., College been, named ofsales of Allergists that babies should be promotion and advertisingLior the breast fed during the" fist few Katy Kacuo JNetworK, ana an months of life to avoid any- serious nouncement from New York City reaction to cow's milk. reportea Monday. said that Dr. C. r Manager of CBS Radio , spot he had recently seen an infant that sales and promotion" in New Yo?k almost died after being given jut for the pastrtwo years, Mr. Tay one teaspoonfull of milk. He added lor was promotion manager for rthat more than 30 similar cases KSL in Salt Lake City from are reported in medical literature 1947-5and several of these resulted in the . j. death of the infant. Mr. Taylor attended school He suggested that feeding an in Payson and Salt Lake, includirig fant milk should be avoided University of Utah, and later was until cow's the child is three to six graduated from University of .Mis months old. Even men it should be 60uri School of Journalism. . he in small fed TAYSON grandson-- of .cn NO. 5671 wtDBf BABBEL BARBECUES Adjustable chrome plated grill $5495 CHAIt r u $185 man,-Payson- a co-direc- tor from PATIO UMBRELLA Frames-CanvAll Aluminum : - $2995 to S7995 as and Plastic Covers. " ; Collins-Willia- ms - - - 1. : - ADJUSTAGRILL MO. 5421 quantities, only from OHf DE LUXE ' NO. $3995 -- day the ACA named Dr. Etna Steals the Art Show $1995 PASSAGES BOCKEt said. During a business meeting Fri- Churchill Painting BRAZIER Allan Brown, Boston, Mass., president-elect I He. will . succeed Dr.' V Atn oi uuuusi lujf painung Cedar Lawrence Rapids, Halpin, J, 12 whisky .bottles, seven glasses Iowa, ' who- took over the presifour and cigar boxes stole the show VV at VBritain'sj swankiest gallery Sat dency. urday, it was tne vrorK of Sr. Win ston Churchill. . Almost ail of Britain's big name professional artists were represent: ed in the Royal Academy's summer exhibition, hut Churchill GLASGOW, ScotlanoT (UP) L grabbed all the" headlines with what American evangelist Billy Graham he called -- a "bottlescape." wound up. his , It was one of two jChurchill canCrusade Saturday, already vases accepted by tie Royal of a success that has assured of judges. They astonished even the sponsors. . were relatively old paintings. The With service at 140,000 Saturday's "Bottlescape" was 'done .in 1925. His second painting, "Sunset at seat Hampden, Park, Britain's largest football stadium, .the, total Roehampton," was done in 1919. Churchill also contributed some attendance at Gralnun's six week means to art circles.' Sculptor Os- crusade is expected to, top 900,000 of Scotland's car Nemon, who L; completing a or about one-fifstatue, of Churchill, disclosed the population officials said. former prime minister is taking ' up that art. too;, FARMERS, SMALL Nemon himself posed forChur-chil- l BUSINESS DISREGARDED while Churchill was posing . SALISBURY, Md. (Upy Sen. for Nemon. . John Ala) J. Sparkman l(Di "A j"brilliant effort J Nemon said. charged Friday that' President Eisenhower has shown "callous DELATED RETUKN for the welfare off disregard" A farmers and small businessmen. FITCHBURG, Mass (UP) book borrowed 30 years ago from Speaking at a Jefferson-Jackso- n the public library has been re- Day dinner here, Sparkman said turned. 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The PSC said Utah carriers were capable of transporting the pipe, at least within thia state. . $8,500,000 slip-o- n y CHAIRS-$7- 95 , Juan basin to Seattle, Spokane ' and Portland.' '; of Shipments pipe from the new heavy-dut- TUB OR CIRCLE 1 Selec-iSa- n SALT LAKE CITY (UP) tion of Salt Lake City as operating headquarter for construction of a new $162,000,000 natural gas pipeline running from he San Juan basin to the Northwest was announced Saturday, f , Fish Northwest Engineers were to arrive Saturday to set up head quarters for the Northwest Pipe Line Corporation's project. The big gas line will serve areas from the CHAIR frame, Heavy duty canvas, hard wood frame th New Natural Gas Pipeline Construction to Start Soon 98c-qt- . 10UM0I CHAISE $3495 ? $1.35 . Charcoal Starter -- ten-contr- "nmr,rmmm .4 SERVE! AIDING and SHADE Company open Monday' nights 1767 Sduth State th 9kx Orem UMBRELLA TABLE DesUned tor hold umbrella. 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