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Show 18 SUNDAY HERALD r - TUNE 28, 1955 Utah County. Utah SUNDAY Close Vote Expected on Wheat Issue CHICAGO (UP) ers in meat Nixon Visits Harlem, Chats With Boys r Vice Presl-- ; tion of Harlem Friday& noddingi who greeted him and strolled into NEW YORK (UP) dent Richard M. Nixon went for smilingly to startled passers-b- y several places of business to an informal stroll through a sec-- j and discussing the Dodgers' league exchange pleasantries with astonstandings with several unabashed ished clerks. little, boys. In his speech, Nixon said the Calm Thief Pays The vice president was accom Eisenhower administration has Bill Collector panied by two Secret Service men made more progress toward equal and ten New York City detectives racial opportunity during its tenFrom Stolen Purse on his promenade. ure of office than "in any similar He spoke Friday at the Press period since 1865." UEBERLINGEN, Germany (UP) Dinner of the Global News Awards Police said . thiet was in the at a Harlem hotel. Nix act of robbing a farmhouse near Syndicate the organization's pub on received here when an msurancercollector lic service award. t7 SPSCMUZG knocked at the door. 11 The thief delved into a stolen The h a e s s vice president five blocks in what was his purse, paid a S4'. premium-- . ana walkedvisit to Harlem. He stopped 1 sent the unsuspecting insurance first frequently to chat with persons man on rns way. I 1 T: ' - 7- - - ' ill 7 grow- . states voted Saturday on whether to Accept government marketing quotas on their 1956 crop. Rejection of controls could lead to unrestricted wheat production in 1956, adding to an already huge surplus. Agriculture department experts predicted - the vote would "be close." Up to 500,000 of the 950,. 000 wheat growers eligible were CREER KENNETH expected to cast their ballots in 1941. since the largest vote Quotas VETERINARIAN must be approved by a majority. Announces thot he is now The "difficult choice" offered the growers Was to determine associated with Dr. G. T. Purvance at the whether the government will sup ALPINE ANIMAL HOSPITAL port prices of the 1956 wheat crop Bmnm at $1.81 or $1.19 a bushel both 165 SOUTH STATE, PROVO, UTAH far below this year's support Mo. farmers Wheat Dorado El Association elevator at Springs, Residence: 289 No. 1st w WHEAT BUSH Truckers trying to unload their wheat ahead of price of $2.06. Missouri Farmers at lined referendum wheat the up Saturday of 36 states voted during the day on marketing quotas for the SPRINGVIllE, UTAH, Phone FR The $1.81 support price 76 per cent of parity would be provided 1956 crop. (UP Telephoto). only if two thirds of those voting approved marketing quotas calculated to keep plantings re stricted to 55,000,000 acres. Disease-Seco- nd Rejection of quotas would mean 1 a support price of only 50 per cent Funeral Young Coopey fought all his life of parity $1.19 a bushel. Farm CORVALLIS (UP) were being made against the rare blood disease ers then could exceed acreage arrangements for here Raymond Coopey, which prod u c e s uncontrollable today allotments- - without penalty, bu 18 of hemophilia bleeding and makes even minor victim old they would get no price support whoyear died r injuries ear tragedies. Thursday, loans. He was the second son of Mr. States where wheat is a "breadMrs. Martin Coopey of and corp usually favor to die of the condition. A quotas in order to get the higher younger brother died several years support price. ago. Agriculture Secretary Ezra T. Coopey who had been hospital Benson, conceding the growers Would-Bized repeatedly because of minor e faced a ."difficult choice," offered injuries, died Thursday after being the plan to encourage the farmhospitalized for four months with er to try other crops in place of SALT LAKE CITY, tUP) The a" broken leg. wheat and thus reduce the wheat !'intelligent approach"! in an at- While still in the hospital he was out unsucsurplus estimated at a record tempted robbery turned Corvalhs high from tenta graduated cessfully Friday for a man 1,000,000,000 bushels. named by his He been school. had C. Lo Benson made the proposal on tively Identified as Richard most inspira as "the classmates HOURS-10A.M.eo9P- .M. the theory that a guaranteed re gan, Kansas City. Mo. of his stud tional student" Many turn of only 76 per cent would not Logan was floored by Kent conducted by a tele' be enough to cause the individual Browning, owner of the club, after ies had been intercommunication system farmers to keep on growing more the wouldto- be holdup man told phone between the classroom and his the I'll "or as money get Browning his major and more, wheat hospital bed. blow your guts out," income. of j lource his lifetime, young Coop Some farmers just f don't like A few minutes before, Logan had eyDuring an estimated 2000 pints controls of any kind. But others inquired about names of employes of received donors and blood from feel that unless wheat growing is and the owner.! The suspect then the Red Cross. private His fellow students controlled, the price will sink so called doorman Delray Ahlstrom at Corvallis high school had raised low that using it as feed for live aside, put a gun in his ribs and $1200 to pay hospital expenses stock will be profitable to the ordered Ahlstrom to "Call Kent They alsohelp for installation arranged act and natural. would corn. of over, That detriment of a small television set in his leave them with the same surplus Browning told the stranger he room. problem only the surplus would had no money, and a fight ensued be corn instead of wheat. An accomplice, who had been HELD IN Some congressional champions waiting in the car. escaped even SUSPECT DEATH STMOND'S of high supports have accused though pursued by club patrons A Singa SINGAPORE (UP) Benson of trying to destroy the The state and partial license plate pore judge today ordered ine farm program. information were turned over to Chinese truck driver arrested Chairman Harold Coojey ' last week s. a suspect in the C.) of the House Agriculture authorities. of United Press mob a in Committee said "it is clear Salt Lake county authorities were staff murder Gene Sy- correspondent dication that Benson ultimately the suspect this monds remanded in police cus questioning will tower the price of every farm tody for another week. MATCH-MAT- E commodity in America and force morning. a lot of people off farms and into the city streets to look for jobs." Benson has not said what he ' Ultra Casual, styling in Topsail" sailwould recommend if quotas were FASHION his of One In the sedsons most popular cloth. aides, rejected. BRITCHES ever, hinted Benson would be shades of red, blue, black, pink, likely to call for some version of brown, grey, and white. Double needle the American Farm Bureau FedNew "Suspender" strap stitching. Rope belt included. 2 slash eration's plan. . . . in Sail-toSailcloth. front pockets, side zipper. Matching That plan would allow farmers Colorful Harlequin , patto choose a support price of about casual blouse. Sizes 10 to 18. tern, on slimming fashion $1.57 with quota controls, but pants, suspender style slacks. Also long with plantings Increased to more pointed cuffs. Sizes 10 to 18. Solid color blouse to than 60,000,000 acres instead of the 1 acres. match. 55,000,000 present 36 - -- a&miscf k. . r - EYDESTW jzt:::i::ci B. DR. Wheel Choirs! two-thir- ds , 4-06- 22 A Hendricks" Prescription 8 M. . 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