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Show SUNDAY, JUNE 12, 1S55 Utah County. Utah SUNDAY HERALD t 70 Killed W. E. Strong Rites Monday Boy Dies From j Accident Injuries Marathon Race As Car Leaps Into Crowd in General Motors Makes Bid To Halt Threatened Strike Press Condemns Jailing of Two Without Trial Grocer Absolved In Shooting Of GRANGEVILLE. Ida. (UP) Richard Vera Kaufman, 7, died in SPRINGVnXE i- Funeral ser Reuther issued his invitation (Continued from Page One) Australia (UP) a hospital here last night of injuries vices for Willis E. CANBERRA, an hour and a half after about life Strong, 89, received earlier in the day when f resumed Australia's press generally con- Reuther told Curtice. negotiations ; Saturday. of will resident Springville, long be a was Blood A SALT LAKE CITY, (UP) tered. stained spectators halterfrope dragged by He apparently decided to break (Continued from One). undemned while Parliament's came invitation Reuther's Saturday which caught around his wrist. be held at 2 three-ma- n the silence which has surrounded coroner's jury has ab- precedented and into the crowd massed at a wandered along the barriers, f Vera Mrs. and jailing of two news- Curtice was en route to Ann Ar- talks when the company did not Mr. in solved a The Parents. on Monday went p.m, race But. the to Salt Lake old despite near an point underpass leading the Springville grocer of any felonious intentCity bor to receive an honorary de- make, any move toward offering protests from some of the driven . Kaufman. Joseph, Ida., ranch man in Lmen without a court trial. the grandstand. Sev been lead had child the said agers, team FourthBritish of the country's leading gree from the University of Mich- a new proposal when the the killing of a bandit during a Two The front of the racer landed 20 Sterling Moss, near their with the in the enth He was intercepted along horse mate yard of Ward, ing day of talks got underway, t holdup Thursday night. newspapers m Sydney said the igan. yards away on the barrier setting said: i. Argentina's Juan Fangio, house at a Snake river cattle ranch re the his announced and the way The union had been hoping, to " H afire. The front axel and wheels Fow- public's wrath should be raised in f 50 miles west of here. An airplane Ward "bishopric The dead man was Wendel fusal. believe the race ought to I an offer similar to the receive of the chassis killed with 36, a Reno, iNev., ler, part along by in charge. what they regarded how ambulance flew the child here from under I stand protest can't against stopped. a from bullet crowd. revolver guaranteed wage' scythed through the as a breach of justice. on singing, drink the remote river ranch.. can Mr. go people! in the new three-ye- ar embodied A. fired Strong Screams Heard plan Sandy Fowler, operator by fun at- the side and of died i ing newsmen owner The having Friday contract Ford 1326 Raymond of arose at Market of and Fowler's terror 9th East signed last Screams pain of the track while 60 other spec causes incident street. The two men were not re- FItzpatrick and reporter Frank Monday. as fragments of the car rained tators are lying in the morgue. to age. Browne of the Banks town Oblated. down on the crowd. Smoke and One J young man, carrying: his Friends PLEADS GUILTY TO server were sentenced to three may flames spread over a wide area. dead girl friend in his bloodstained SALT LAKE CITY Mrs. Lo- the CLEVELAND, O., (UP) 7 to 9 , Assistant Salt Lake county attor months from call MISLEADING ADVERTISING imprisonment yesterday house where Panic stricken spectators tried to arms walked away,' desperately vina (Lola) Fitzgerald Chisholm, ney Jay Banks;, who called the inSheppard and Marilyn p.m. today of House the Representatives was murdered last the jury deliberated by 4 was put j CHIPPENHAM, England (VP) fight their way through the crowd murmuring in her ear. William Naylor, W, E. Strong- Monday prior to quest, 10 said minutes after the three- - The House Privileges Committee up for sale today. July For 100 yards along the track Police and medical men had dif 79, died Friday. The only Q. J. Lytle, Ltd. Company died Friday, services Monday, services at the Wheeler and Son hour hearing before it returned a found the newsmen guilty of trying guilty today to misleadpleaded bloody pieces of clothing and even ficulty I getting to the scene be 74, Relatives of the murdered womsome pieces of bodies were scat cause of the enormous crowd and 1 p; m., Union Mortuary Bounti Mortuary in Springville. Burial ruling of "justifiable homicide" to intimidate and silence Labor an said the action was taken "to ing advertising. r Leo 68, Hay- will be in the Evergreen Ceme with ful. Dr. J. of Charles intent. Parry. Morgan representative the intense heat from the burning estate." Asking Prosecuting Atty. C. J. Sears ward, California, formerly of bait tery. his reputat clear up her to Sydney by attacking act Arthur J. car. j Mays, judge City price, according realtor George testified that research showed a Lake City, died Wednesday in e 11,000- - E. conducted the inquest Uon in their coroner, is $33,500 $1500 more person would have to eat 170 grapeThe straw bales of the barrier ing Forbes, C. Greene, 72, Frank Hayward. com circulation The vicnewspaper. the which viewed than Dr. Samuel H. Sheppard fruit a day to justify a Lytle ad smoked and flamed. There was jurors The common field mouse is during. 147 E. Commonwealth Ave. died men . a of the convicted mittee short-liveand heard tim's testimony body Only the hardiest live paid when he bought it four years claiming the fruit would "ward off sickening stench in the air. j in Colorado Springs Thursday of House break witnesses. from one privileges. year. colds, flu and other winter ills." ago. Every .available ambulance in funeral Monday, 2 p. m., 36 E. longer than Le Mans was dispatched to the 7th S. Mrs. Alfrida G. Monson, 81, scene. French Army ambulances 23 S. West Temple, died Friday also were called in. Hospitals were at the home of a daugh morning jammed. Many persons suffered Mervvn J. Alldredge. 45, 808 shock fcr were dazed by horror of ter, Mrs. Mary E. Zubrunnen, Milton Ave., narrowly escaped the scene or the death of friends 419 Sherman Ave. Mrs. Alvida , it Page Odd, 85, 1798 Lake St., died ' death Friday at 11:50 p.m. when and relatives. ji 1 a. m. in a Salt Thursday at his car collided with a train ,at Pineau Renders Aid ji Christine Chur-chicLake Hospital. 630 South University, Public Works French Former daughter of He was uninjured. Damage to Minister Christian Pineau was at Chur- A. Anne and Klasna Peter was $375. his car aid. and race the organize helped 406 W, 21st South, died Engineer of the train was Fred "I was close to the crash' and chich, a Salt Lake City in Thursday Lake Salt 62, City. rushed over to help the victims," Anderson, Hospital. Conductor was F. E. Pickering, he said. "Fortunately many priKAMAS Herman Crystal, 60, Salt Lake City. vate Cars were offered to get. the died in Salt Lake hospital, funer Investigating officers said that j tiie motorist, watching a switch injured to the hosp'tal. al Monday at 1 p. m. in Kamas scene, was a sickening LDS " Ward chapel. engine coming west from the "The Pineau saw said about "I sight,'? d to x ' yard, failed see the BOTHWELL James Maynard 15 bodies whose heads were crush train which hit his car. Summers, 55, died Friday, funer The officer said the red blinker ed or blown off." al Monday at 1 p. m. in Bothwell light was not working sol the , Among those decapitated was LDS chapel. driver thought the road was clear. Levegh, driver of the death car. EDEN But despite the hysteria at the Raymond Allen, 44, 12-P- c. Aluminum GARDH1 HOSE scene and the partially destroyed died Friday, services at 1 p. m 8x10 WALL TENT NEST OF 5 SAWS HOUSE PAINT j barriers around the track, the race Tuesday. CAMP SET Broad new strong went pn. Speedy racing cars roar PANGUITCH Mrs. Lucy AlPLASTIC I i 4 c water areof fabric ed around the closed . berta Cameron Hatch, 78, died plates, 4 caps, I GAL. course in a fierce battle of speed Thursday. Services Monday, complete with 2 pots, nKn (Continued from Pare One) and endurance. p. m. in ranguitcn soutn iajs f I A grapes and stakes. pet and frying Ward chapel.1 Whit. worKers, seexing 10 capitalize on id Oats pen. Alloy soring steel. Six catting Brand, new com me sieei industry s current rec House Paint. It's VERNAL Lewis Stephen Gardedges, brand lets with brass ord earnings and new . . f long waarhtg, and 73, died Friday in Salt Lake iner, d flexible, all w nW roictant. l'mt4 Mixing production, viewed 20 cents as a City, services Monday at 11 a.m. Se fint aiMlity OH 49c JM ajt legitimate target for an hourly in the Naples Ward chapel, cash Increase. Last year, the USW Vernal. received a boost, WASHAKIE Raymond O. Nea-maplus other benefits. BOSTON (UP) Ernest R. BRAND 21, killed in an accident Provision NEW Breech, chairman of the board of in. France May 17. McDonald was understood to Ford Motor Co., has said the 7x35 AND 8x30 Rn first fuanty canvas cats. Strfl 4sti wHk raisura have spurred the drive for quick firm's new contract with the CIO distinctive, high Sapariar, settlement because of a reluctance United Auto Workers and the 55 power. Priced elsewhere $50 welded to risk an UUIl strike delay un- million dollar guaranteed wage ta $100. Oerted optic, locked der iMM. provisions of the fund it contains is "good for the prisms, separate eye ana width adjustment. A fine glass y Fold aaisly for storage, reinforced Law. He said he ex- workers, good for the company Fall 4 feet long, CHOICE for long hard service, lull a feet imported direct and offered at fully guaranteed pected the major producers who and good for the whole country." sensational price. a All brand new. 8x30 Or7x35 long. the with here delivfor union a Rag. 4.95 for In bargained speech prepared four days to return with their re- - Lery at the 25th annual Harvard Fed. Tax. Sold only with leather case at 130 pies 10 plies and offers June 20. That Business Conference here, he 'said would leave only. 10 days until Mc- "When you have a chance to study SCREWDRIVER SET West SHOVELS PICKS Donald could call a strike should the plan in detail, I'm sure you BONN, Germany (UP) OXFORDS Type KITS UMBRELLA in its note first official Germany, no settlement be reached. will agree it solves a knotty prob eonaine U.S. Govt. Reg. 3.95 JkTmmT The smallest of the "Big Six" lem which concerns no! only Amer to Russia, has acknowledged the c to Soviet bid Chancellor Konrad Inland Steel steelmakers, opened ican industry but the general pub- Adenauer to visit Moscow and to Aathentic and recessed preliminary talks Set of set lost relations between up diplomatic net Ued with the union Friday. Inland had Hepsaid the guaranteed wage Year m improved last the two nations. Brand new drivers with Choke been preceded to the bargaining plan pto supplement laid-of- f work water repellent designed for the metal wall note brief The to was sent rack. A size for with atmost comfort the table by U.S. Steel, Bethlehem, ers compensations in periods of Kit contaias skillet fabric made with and with foldina handle. evefy iob and Republic, Jones and Laughlin and slack., production met all require Soviet ambassador, in Paris, Ser need. Black the strongest floor and front canopy. cooking oat with lid, ovary was It Brand new. A with pale and stake atismbly, roar gei Vinogradov. signed by cap and service plate. ments put down by Ford. Youngstown Sheet and Tube. senm wladaw. reg. 3.9S vol. ya can bay. Breech said the requirements the West German ambassador to Agreements with the six were MaltBaron Von Vollrath expected to set the pattern for weref that the plan should' not France, wage increases to 600,000 USW shackle management's freedom to zan acting on behalf of the Bonn members in basic steel and an manage. . . should be a definite government. other 600.000 employed by steel determinable cost item with a def- - The note of acknowledgement . fabricating concerns. Urilfonst Supply finitely limited liability. . I and was dispatched on the eve of Aden Eatir Stock af Baakrvpt The union opened negotiations benefits "so great as to remove the auer's departure for a series of CempaiRy. Original 4UM Valval with two of the 90 smaller firms incentive to work." conferences with Western statesIxcallaat Kalssaa main- Pf Holdup Bandit -- - 1 - - 59-ye- ar I -- : next-to-la- st Fourth i . semi-annu- 1 38-cali- al, Sheppard Home - Utah Obituaries Put Up for Sale . - l - non-felonio- us - Driver Unhurt In Crash of Car arfd Train four-pag- d. J r h, i t J7n f east-boun- 9 P.M. MONDAY' OPEN 'TIL 1 1 ; Steel Union Seeks Settlement - 1 l 8.3&-mil- 198 e 1 m 198 A five-cent-an-ho-ur ! Taft-Hartl- I 95 Ford Official Lauds Pact near-capaci- ty . COTS ey 80-d- West Germany Acknowledges Soviet Invitation ay Taft-Hartle- U 27 MESS f -- HEAVY DUTY . : ; JSP Mr. and Mrs. Schott Stop Over In Provo Ask Joint Talks With Striking Workers Non-Strike- rs LONDON (UP) demanded joint talks with ' the striking engineers and firemen Saturday in a drive for a quick showdown to end the crip pling rail walkout. ji The National Union of Railway- men, which has Kept a portion ot Britain's trains running durihg the strike, demanded it be admitted to negotiations in hopes the wage dispute can be settled. So far the NUR has not taken partj in talks between the striking Associated Society of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen and the British Transport Commission, which manages Britain's nationa- izedl railroads. Efforts to get the two unions together yesterday failed, dashing hopes for settlement of the costly rtrike before the weekend. Non-striki- ng trainmen Thomas Schott, resident of Provo during the 1320's and 1930's when he was joint agent of the Union Pacific and the Utah Railway, was a visitor in Provo during the past week. He and Mrs.- Schott who are touring the west with a trailer, xpect to leave Monday , after a week's visit here. Mr. and Mrs. Schott, and their four sons, left Provo in 1942 to make their home in Los Angeles. Their sons, Thomas Jr., Jerry, Jack W. and Robert B. are well situated in good business connections on the coast. , The Schott's lived in Provo at 270 W. 1st North. - FLOODS IN EASTERN ALPS CAUSE DAMAGE GRENOBLE, France (UP) Floods in the eastern Alps were reported today to have caused heavy damage in several villages and crippled road and rail links between Italy and France. CARD OF THANKS With deepest gratitude and appreciation we desire to acknowli edge the assistance and expres- sions of sympathy of our. many friends and relatives during our recent sorrow. We take this means to thank all those who as sisted at the services, sent floral tributes, gave expressions of condolence, or in any other way as-sisted. Martin Strebel family. CARD OF THANKS Our family is sincerely grate ful for the many acts of kindness ! during our recent bereavement, caused by the passing of our beloved husband and father. We desire especially to extend our thanks and appreciation to those who took part at the services, offered expressions of sympathy, sent flowers, furnished cars, or other way assisted. inany Mrs. Vilate B. Howard, Jackson B. Howard and ' family. th 1 I- - - II "If? FREE LITERATURE may be obWrite Baha'i World Box 468. Provo Herald. faith. I Dial FR tained. : ay low 1 NEW' portable saw. Fast Here is big saw porformanso la a Bgfctwei MKinfl w t An tw and afm ta asa. Paffonajs al() difficvH. sawing aper-twer- ed with a fufl V2 h.p. Rawal. Graawe. Ris. 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But, he said, the nation also will build atomic-powere- d ships for peace and will develop other peaceful uses for a more prosperous life The President took great pride in 'substantial progress" already made in achieving agreements with other nations on exchange of atomic information. He noted that agreements al ready have been signed with 10 nations Turkey, Lebanon, Israel, Italy, Spain, Switzerland, Den mark, Colombia, Brazil and Argentina. He said others are being 12: negotiated. After the commencement, the President participated in the lay ing ot a cornerstone tor a new chapel named for the LUND, Iron county (UP) university president's wife, Helen Twelve loaded coal cars of m west- Eaken who died last Eisenhower, bound freight derailed here yesterJuly. day afternoon , and tied up the Mr Eisenhower flew from Union Pacific main line for several hours. There was ho passenger Washington to nearby Philipsbury, Pal Friday afternoon and spent the train delay. 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