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Show SUNDAY JUNE 26. 1955 Utah County. Utah SUNDAY HERALD ; CIO Demands Better Offer Russ Send Kiwanis Clubs US. Officials (Continued from Page One) CAPCondici Search en Confab In Cleveland Maneuvers at Heber Francisco The train, scheduled to depart at 6 p.m., was held for the Soviet foreign i ministers ar--1 rival and left seven minutes lateJ Molotov will Journey to New York and then will depart for Moscow. A sign that something was in the wind became apparent by Hills in near-b- y dele Russian the where borough to the leave was gation preparing U. N. 10th commemorative ses Payson Resident (Ceatinaed from Page One) Succumbs at 70 witt the apparent purpose of caus- ing the United States to "lose face" at that meeting. There was an I PAYSON Chris J. Natseos, 70, died Thursday after an illness in auto then the still other, he said, when the a proposal by U. S. Steel for the McDonald,recent eyeing HEBER Provo Squadron Sat late a crash survivor were sent hospital. Payson Premier Shigeru pack committee ' to" consider at that industry's CLEVELAND, o: (UP) Inter Japanese was preparing ' to visit the Born January 10, 1885, in urday had aircraft ground rescues out The training maneuvers will ' age settlement, has cot stated time. national Kiwanis comes "home" United States. V. Bonis, Greece, he was the son and ground interrogation units continue today. two-da- y this week for its 40th annual conannual in the McDonald and Stephens would publicly the exact size of increase Natseos. participating of John Elizabeth and "Whether this was to come at wants for its members, . ; , vention... state-wid- e not comment when their talk the union ;.' air j search and Ian time of the San Francisco Mr. Natseos married Ethel C. the an $2.23 earn who average not the was of the maneuvers Cleveland broke up. No further meetings rescue Ben 16," 1937, in Although training Conference, I don't know," he Taylor August ? were announced, but a union hour. first to have a Kiwanis Club Civil Air of Patrol. He his fourteen spent "but, personally, I am strong- jamin. S. Steel's Detroit holds that honorit was said, A total of 16 aircraft and 150 (Continued from Page One) 49 years of residence in. Utah in spokesman said "A phone call But in rejecting U. called! not was of the opinion that this the ' package, he could get them together again." at the fraternal group's firs$ con- ly CAP members from throughout an isolated incident. I think it was Payson. A series of individual or small Droposal "shameful" and an "ef- sion. vention here in 1916 that the in- a deliberate testing out for some He is survived by his widow; Utah communities arrived at truck was traveling up a slight committee meetings was expect- rontery" and said it implied Security nolice assigned to ternational aspect of the organi- reason. I don't know what the rea- Payson; a son, Gus, Greece; two Heber Airport Saturday after grade. Borland was freed under were "second-clas-s steelworkers Molotov said there had been a zation was recognized. ed, probably tomorrow. stepsons and a stepdaughter, noon. son was." ' : J citizens."minister's in the issued Glen Taylor, Payson; Raymond The search problem and the $1,000 bond pending a coroner'! The union, meanwhile, foreign change At; that time, Kiwanis counted instructions to officers of USW The steel industry seeks to hold departure plans. He had been 16 clubs and 1924 members. The Diplomatic anda congressional Taylor, Kansas; and Mrs. Norma judging of CAP efficiency was un Inquest. He was not injured. will was found under Deborah's locals across the nation to pre- down its settlement this year be- - scheduled to leave the mansion years since then have seen its circles indicated great dealMolo- Provstgaard, Tooele; ten grand der the direction of 41 air rescue a suitcase body nature on of the on to a the floor of the 5 USW trans depend A on 1956 catch in at must d great-granaction. cause for (PDT) children and strike it p.m. bargain units from Hamilton Air Force eight pare rise to 4050 clubs all over the demolished She was Benja Oak world, with a membership of tov's reply to Dulles. car. the . from, and official described the. notices as the unemployment pay provisions continental train brothers several children; Base in California. v' if the Soviets' rtply and sisters in Greece. Officials said min child. :'hj ;. Kowalsky's only "routine" and said they included included in the CIO Auto Workers land station. was to locate a 240,000. cap s problem conciliatory terms in Funeral services will be held lost aircraft f setting up strike committees, contracts. The union contends the Molotov held a rare "give and The name Kiwanis was derived is madeof inwith flown Hospital authorities, who broke supposedly the usual bitter Monday at 2 p.m. in the Payson from Moab and stead news to Abraham's wife, said preparations to meet welfare industry can make a much better take" press conference earlier from an Indian expression-meamissing over Cen- the; the blame Fourth LDS Ward shei placing told them she could not make countercharge needs of members, and legal ar offer than U. S. Steel's because Saturday and said he felt the to simu tral Utah. Mock targets chapel "self expression." Its motto on the, United States, the incident Friends are invited to call the of its record earnings and virtual United Nations here this week ing at the planned trip to Akron, O., is "We Build," and its members effect at all on the Rigby Mortuary, Payson, Sunday little have 100 per cent production schedules achieved "positive results." may because she .was expecting point to the fact it is one of the child soon. Her husband evening and Monday prior to the The steel industry has warned "I believe that through the vari leading service clubs, in' the Big Four meeting. f! was a child psychologist for the funeral. Dulles To Investigate Published by Herald Corthat whatever the size of its ous talks and contacts that were world. Its activities include every Kate West CITY LAKE New York City welfare departMrs. SALT 50 South First tlement, steel prices mus go up. established the San Francisco thing from planting trees' to build Molotov told Dulles he would poration, S 1782 ment. Mon45. Hayward Jensen; On last year's contract .settle- meeting achieved positive re Street every afternoon presumahomes for the aged to selling make an investigation ing Clarence died Key; State, Friday, day through Friday. Sunday ment, which included a five! cents sults " he said. peanuts to raise funds for boys' bly by sending a message to the hour wage boost plus fringe "It is difficult to say which was camps. 69, 952 Lincoln St., died Friday. Herald published Sunday an Kremlin asking for Russia's side (Continued from Page One) William H. Scbueddig. 80, 625 Edi and pension benefits raising the the most morning. The anniversary nature of this of the story and then report back achievement son St., died Friday, funeral Del-AEntered as second class otal package to an estimated 12- - because soimportant fields were year's meeting has resulted in to the Secretary of State. Presi walls remained standing after the services to be announced ir many from r, steel companies covered." matter at the post office In dent Eisenhower, touring New last flames were finally extin to make their this efforts biggest 7 S. William H. A. 36 E. Provo, Utah, under the act of boosted prices an average $3 a Molotov, convention. Speakers at the event, Hampshire and Maine Saturday, guished. sleepy-eye- d ton. 81, 60 S. 1 W., died M looking March 3, 1879. end's awaiting a report from Dulles. View starts Lake and and which a hectic of many residents, conferround after Sunday , car-to be announced funeral Subscription terms by The plane, a U.S. Navy patrol former residents at the scene, Friday,36 Any steel price increase boosts ences, receptions and public ap Thursday, include Ezra Taft Ben 7 S. E. from rier bxUtah County: 290 West Center, Provo production costs of numerous con pearances, met with about 200 son, secretary of agriculture; Gen. bomber was attacked by two Rus- - were deeply moved by the tragOGDEN John Doxey, 75, 2024 $1.50 Per month sumer items, but the direct cost VOld Farmers and Merchants oft Lsian a Alaska with miu Air One said Force fignters bystander edy. in a conference room at Nathan F. Twining, 6 months In advance $9.00 Ogden Ave., died Friday, funeral to consumers on individual pur- reporters Bank" a en D. A. of flaming and Wednesday. P. Despite father chief voice, "My staff; the War Memorial Veterans Build One year In a'dvance 918.00 chases is difficult to ascertain. Monday, 3 p.m., Ogden Fourth - owned quavering it American to reached I that ambassador and build gine, Canadian helped chapel sUtah County's New Center Heeney, Julia ing. By mall anywhere in the St. Lawrence Island, some 40 miles helped remodel it 15 years. or so LDS ward chapel. Mrs. of Uranium Stock Activity States. United the . Answers Questions Ann Carroll Maple, 83, 2620 lib United States or Its possesfrom Russian and to us lot folks a meant away It territory ago. Offering circulars available, He answered a wide range of sions: 91.50 per month; $9.00 erty Ave., died Thursday. of the 11 crew out here." Seven Mrs. Gertrude upon request on: BINGHAM for six months in advance; covering questions, everything were injured. Three of The chapel housed two wards members CARNOTTTE Phoebe Cushing Rogers, 82, for (Continued from Page One) $18.00 for a year In advanee, from the Big Four "summit" talks them had been hit by Russian shell of the eight-war- d Sharon Stake, mer resident, WIND RIVER fu died Herald telephone numbers: Tuesday, at Geneva next month to the re View. Crest the other ward fragments. BLUE SKYS being accused Borlenghl's department unification of neral Saturday in Needles, Cal. For editorial circulation, adGermany. The American in three are There lumbering plane, chapels only of CEDAR CITY Thomas Per arranging the burning of an jvioiotov was vertising and sports, call on whose top speed is about 300 miles the stake. FR3 5050; for society and Argentine flag two weeks ago what fu Call FRanklin died 73, kins Thursday, Pryor, would he dis be not return an did fire. The of wife expected Mrs. Alfred hour, Madsen, news briefs, call today in an incident officially cussed at the Geneva conference Monday, 2 p.m.,- Cedar City for current quotations Russian jets fled the immediate past bishop of the neral Some 25,000 PARIS (UP) blamed on Catholic demonstra First LDS ward chapel. , "The agenda will be agreed on workers walked out at the coun immediately after the attack. ward, was one of the scores of FILLMORE Dr. Ralph W. Blair M. Sorensen . . Manner tors. the chiefs of state themselves,' try's biggest shipyards . at St. women at the scene. "I guess Defense said by ine Department died Salesman 50, Thursday, fu Del Kenner (If sub-- s urf a c e resentment he said. NaZaire Saturday in a mushroom the attack occurred "well over in this is a test of our faith," she Freeman, 1 'Millard neral . . p.m., Monday, Salesman Ralph Miallaccio along these lines has reached The Soviet Foreign Minister also ing; strike wave. ternational water" and was "un- said, her eyes filled with tears, School auditorium. High serious proportions, It might; ac said he did not know how long the a House called White The build "But don't worry, we'll The walkout was a protest provoked." count for Peron's decision tq re crucial summit talks would last. un- new one!" and the attack "inexplicable against the trial of three union warranted." j Lake View Ward Sunday School place Borlenghi.) "The question of a time limit members rti itttiit it 11 with rioting. charged ' 10 a.m. today at the meet will at when came the at a time will It Observers noticed, however, be determined by the needs of A sitdown strike by 900 em Russians were emphasizing their Spencer Madsen home in Lake that Peron had nothing good to the conference itself after it be of a metal construction ployees at the U.N. 10th View. Evening services, a fare say about the air force.! His only gins," he said. in suburban Paris turned peace campaign factory and the well testimonial for Elder Clif i ii 91 it n tain hid! of mention the nation's air arm meeting into an ordinary walkout Saturday anniversary j German Elections will ford held be in the were world's Tobler, was the comment that the com diplomats In answer to a question, Molotov when the workers abandoned the hailing a leading with Dont be plagued hoped-fo- r easing of East-We- Sunset Ward Chapel, 8 p.m. No mander of the nearby Moron Air said alleror irritation! skin under a legal order. Union believes the that Soviet plant announcement at had been made tensions. Base aided the rebels, longer. gies one minute Use New H & M cream Germany should be unified through A bailiff with an eviction notice Officials here said the United press time for meeting time or 19 Soldiers Killed for pimplei. dry. icalinjt. "free, democratic, elections." He entered the factory which had States probably will follow up Dul place of Crestview WarcL itchin or weeping tkitt' for three been held the strikers by view said his "holds the forcountry The army announced last night les' protest to Molotov with a on any part of your body. 150 on men and picket duty mal written protests to the Soviets. Every summer wardrobe needs H & M will bring fait, that 19 soliders were killed and that a united Germany should not days effective relief or your d 69 wounded in the revolt. The represent an extension of either at the time walked out peace- Standard procedure is to demand them: cottons, dark money back! padfully. quickly Management for the damaged air- cottons, cotton tweeds for city San Martin Grenadiers, who the (Communist) regime in East- locked the compensation premises. of the guilty wear and for days that are un H MtM TODAY AT Y0UI FAY0IITE DIOCSTOtll guarded government h o use ern Germany or the (Allied) reThe seized the plant of craft and punishment workers M4H UWUINIII' in cool. and West dark Mtmbtn Sew York Stock Exchang Soviet airmen. and gime Germany." expectedly air ground! attack, against the Societe General de Construcsuffered heavier casualties than "It should be left up to the Ger tion Thursday to support demands any other single unit eight kill man people themselves to decide for pay increases. They held its what form of government, they three directors for 10 hours be ed and 27 wounded. want," he said. , fore releasing them over to ' MONTHLY Molotov said he had no comment who entered the plant. police to make on United States' charges In Time Of that Soviet planes forced a U.S. URGES ATOMIC PLANT Bereavement INVESTMENT PLANS Send Navy Neptune bomber down over WASHINGTON (UP) Sen. HuBASKETS the Bering Straits last Wednesday. bert H. Humphrey Dial FR SatFB3-44Molotov was asked whether he Dial an of 35 North University Ave. establishment urged urday r thought the situation in the Foratomic electric generating plant KNUDSEN P. O. Box 162) ' mosa Straits had improved re in cooperation with the Minnesota FLORAL Provo. Utah cently. Rural Cooperative Association. from Page One) (Continued lnm rangements. i " 20-cen- ts " Yo-shi- : . . 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