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Show TUESDAY, JANUARY 12, 1351 is r DAILY HERALD Weather Report Utah County. Utah i ,yood, Adarrison Are Forecasts, Temperatures i Ass sian i Chi efs of Prtsa For . ' ? PIccrant J. Fred Uystrup Succumbs After Brief Illness " i CleyV'' i Vbr News Republican Mass Meeting Set January 1 8 at Page School i OHEM J Fred Lystre?, D, died Sunday afternoon la Ameri By YVONNE PERRY ! prior to his departure to the CenA meeting' for fije purpose of can. Fork Hospital after a trier Mission. Elder Monti PLEASANT VIEW A Repub tral States YFedoetday illness. I organizing a United Natloni a is son of Mr. and Mrs. gomery "-- 1 Utah: continued cloudy with ocwill mass be held He was born lican meeting In Utah County ' has I casional periods cf light snow; low in Monday, Jan. 13, it the Page Shield Montgomery. Dee. 6. been e ailed for Sunday at 3 p.m. Salt LaktCity, school. It will be a get together of A year's study in the timMomi high tonight Provo Church, in tht Community youth and parents will come a ton of Charles meeting to get better acquainted Ogden, Logan and Provo: cloudy to a close Sundav. Tht finei with members of the Provo com Anwith occasional period J of light election of the officers. and for Marie and Association class will feature tha intrvuw- the of Utah mittee A number cf derson appo!ntmntjdeIegate to a youth meeting to be snow: siren z canvon winas con Lystrup. Tht genealogical committee f of four teenagers to get soma of United Nations as sponsors. ing A miner . and has hljhlijMed sessions today and be held in office of the county tinuing through the night in Ogden to prepared Questionnaires uctlon help them The meeting is open to any Monday evening of Provo City commission Friday at 10:30 a. m. area; colder; low tonight 23, high find out the best ap- of their Ideas cn a better relation- ;"') to held The youth conference, Commission. 32. he lived proach .to helping individuals get snip Detween parent and youth ' resident of Utah County who has worker, in Untie until their genealogy up to cats. All and what parents can do to he!p sincere interest in tht work of The commission reappointed disicuss "how to keep kids out of Southwest Idaho: partially clear; be attended will 1513. by those trouble," low with United from and colder tonight Nations, high Bart KJrkwood at assistant chief who received these questionnaires the youth. The class is held ia of and married e H representatives 15 be will to zero ah above. Fred and mayori of the "fire department attending organization and have not filled them in and Sunday School tinder the dlree Ida Walker May returned them are asked to do Hon of Harold Peterson. Those formed, stated Mrs. George S Adamson as assistant chief of mayors of Utah County com-of Southwest Idaho: partial clear; munities and by presidents 30, 1913. and mornBallif, of the host committee. so and see that they are handed who will interview the teenagers police. LeRoy J. Olaen and Frank of county schools. valley fog during night colder towill be Leah Gleasbn, Beci bodies student are sucto were Surviving commitnext Sunday at tht latest. is Earl in the It belief of the J. appointed ad- ing hours; high took commission The under Clark. Charles Chamberlain rM with low widow; A farewell testimonial was held Jack ceed themselves on the Metro- visement from et that "only as the citizenry Vo- night Utah Central McLaren. three Five-daMr. term y a LystrttD daughters Sunday evening in honor of Ralph forecasts: become educated toward the DiWORKSHOP CHAIRMAN politan Water Board for cational School that Mayor Hatch For Utah: nomer sons. nA A Mrs. tour snow or showers United Nations Its of six years, to begin Feb. 2. group of scouts met Saturand light objectives, Willett who ia leaving soon to ful recting activities of Orem LDS that we can name two representatives (one of flurries cam.; Kaler. with Scoutmaster John E, Compton. in our to (Vera) influence south day took portion Stake's teaching workshop this hope under mostly fill a mission in the Netherlands. The commission whom would be chosen by the uouege, Eastmond to Mrs. in the river bottoms our (Grace) senators tomorrow and and of Lynal by LeR again is egislators early musical week numbers were where Ross, Sunday Special the asresignation school), to serve on an advisory weekend; temperatures averaging School Moretta held patrol meeting the lystrup, ward Sgt. Orem; objec Provo Au3tin . who they repreorganization Kenneth eiven First by Perry Representative. Gregory council, briefing the school on about six degrees below normal. Women's with and corps, tha tests for First and Army tives." Utah on passed Greater the an organ solo and Li Von sentative Wednesday at community needs for vocational For South Idaho: fair except for session begins Glen played Presidio. Second Class" Sin Francisco; Scouts. Those parcon a of Brown Lincoln a Roosevelt who Mrs. solo. because at Eleanor 7:30 When Talks High In various fields and p.m. Valley board, cam,; were given sang were Ralph Houston, and at snow ticipating Palo flurries Lystrup, Alto, few No in contin beginning Salt SchooL in Lake The visited Moraan. flict with other commitments on graduates Ralph by workshop City adequacy of the vocational school end cf Lavor ana ljeon jy- Walter E. Clarlc, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Perry, Robert Eastmond, period. Temperatures aver- ues three days through Friday. vember, she laid the ground DWavne. Tuesday evening. program to meet these needs. of Orem: seven grand all strun. Robert Clark. Lyman Tracy, This morning the commission On behalf of Provo Junior age near or slightly below normal. Outstanding speakers and ex work for the contemplated or children; three brothers ana tnree George R. Willett, the missionary Ronald Parks, and Mickie Stuver. ana liisnop John F. Jones. perts in their fields will teach ganization. At the present time, sisters. approved appointment of Mayor Chamber of Commerce, Cullen Mia. Max. Those of Mrs. Roosevelt is devoting all Pep. the sessions. A participating in the farewell testi Junior Aura C. Hatch as a member of Y. Christenson asked commission 24 ... 42 School program her time to traveling about the Funeral services will be con monialmissionary Sunday evenwill held be the library board and the Provo approval of a local talent show, Atlanta Sunday 12:30 p..m at 12 ... 32 were ducted Reed United the Allen States dearine way Thursday Billings and of to Jr. and Jean would of 7:30 board which appointat Jan. go 17, health, ing, proceeds City p.m. in -- 8 7 ... or" tht organization of similar in Windsor LDS Ward chapel honor of Bismarck Perry. ment of City Commissioner W. the Infirmary recreation fund. Montgomery Bryct 23 .01 3$ groups in every part of the coun- - Friends may call at Olpin 8Mortu Tht Elders Quorum would like Smwt Brimhall to membership The city commission Monday Boise 6 to from 18 14 .53 prm. the privilege of consecrating oil ry. It Is expected that she will ary Wednesday in the utility, recreation, metro- approved a resolution, express Boston 23 Id visit, Utah again in the spring, and at the family home, 1301 N. for any one who needs that ordipolitan water and memorial ing strong support of House Bill Butte 22' .01 0 State. Thursday from 9 a. m. Mrs. Ballif stated. boards. nance performed. This will b 1555, authorixlng development of Chicago 14 29 Denver Mrs. L. L. Cullimore will be until time of services. Burial - SALT LAKE CITY Mrs. Vllate done at their regular quorum The commission, upon request! the Upper Colorado River. 48 33 ... Las Vegas on Sunday mornings. chairman of the meeting and the will be In Pleasant Grove Ceme Schofield by J. TVyley Sessions, chairman This amorning the commission 63, wife of Dr. meeting 14 Raile, 33 ... tery. and Herb of Logan of heard is Provo committee committee by Clawson request affairs civic composed George of the Jr., quorum Henry Raile, Salt Lake physi 43 .09 59 Dr. Richard Poll, chairman, Mrs will be In charge. Provo Chamber of Commerce. Grant Miner. Springville. that Los Angeles president, of the member The cian, CITY SALT LAKE 44 ... 79 (UP) Claude S. Ashworth, Mrs. Culli Those participating in the Sunarranzed to have Ppvo City rep- - they be permitted to use city Miami 17 ... Salt Lake City Board of Education 9 Primary Board and well-knoMinneapolis Ross H. Mrs. Stella Oaks, more, day resented by Mayor Hatch, as garbage to feed pigs. author of children'a verse, and were School, opening G. exercise 34 ... 50 New Orleans expected to consider wage la- - Denham, and Mrs. George S L. RichRay Hamblin, Utah composer; Gustav H. Schu 19 .41 creases for teachen at its regular Ballif. Dr. Wade L. Carter of 23 New York Mont-gomeards, Ralph Willett, Bryce ster, 75, prominent musician and 38 1$ ... meeting tonight. he Provo Community Church is Ogden and LeRue Thurston. former Salt Laker, died in Port Choir 2 '25 ... Most of the eity'a teachers hare aiding the group in physical arOmaha in full swing is practice T. John former Sheffield, 43 ... 69 Phoenix Ann land; EUREKA Mrs. now of cancellation of rangement for the meeting. notices with Mary signed practice being held it U ske jj Motion Picture each ij y 34 23 ... their contracts as of Feb. 1. The Pocatello 75. died Sunday, at 10 bead of Sheffield Morgan. from 8:30 Sunday " ... evening Jv in died 31 ... Seattle; 45 Exchange, to 7:20 p.m.- in the amusement Portland p. m. arter an uiness. action was entirely friendly, ac 56, 1539 Hol hall. 33 2$ ... Provo to spokesmen for the Salt She was born in Silver Reef, LeRoy Meyerhoffer; cording Produco Mdrket Matilda Olson Pier-- The Ave.; lywood . . 38 . 28 Salt Lake City Lake Teachers Assn. There was no DOW-JONE- S High Priests held their Washington CountyrOct. 26, 1876fl son, 75, Midvale; Chris Alexan 47 .04 55 Francisco San of strike. a a of monthly Frank and Rebecca CHICAGO , (UP) Potatoes: meeting Sunday daughter 33 ... implication der, 63, Midvale; Mrs. Wilhelml- - afternoon quorum 43 St. Georgt in the chapel followed 1 1 y married Sht wat of 1 Taylor. Brigis The superintendent 19 na Zorn,-1Lincoln St. Mrs. by Priesthood Arrivals 67, track 223, total U. S St. Louis 8 ... 30 to James Morgan, who died in Leadership- meet' schools. Dr. M. Lynn Bennion, said Wahlstrom Alma, 74, 2937 ing for all 41 Jones, 29 shipments 631. ... Seattle PLEASANT The 1949. was of a the officers ia She member GROVE priesthood Adams St; Joseph Gosling,, 79, the stake. I & 23 ... the board was marking time until Grovt Ward MIA of Pleasant Methodist Church. 33 Supplies moderate, too limited Spokane (Furnished by J. A. Hogle its share what determined is t d """ E.; John Teuscher, 58, account low temperatures Washington Co., member of the New York trading two sons, 1720 Major will be in the $2,500,000 appropri Grove is presenting a three act Survivors include Wllford Moroni to tone. Most establish St; market comedy. "It's All In Harold E. Morgan, San Fran Stock Exchange) ated for schools by the recent spe mystery 18 N. 7th W.; Cleal 73, Graham, not for cars Wed Your tonicht Head." and opening shippers cisco; Walter F. Morgan, Santa- - John (Gil) Gilbert, 48, 183 Q. cial session of the Legislature. at 8 p. m. In the Grove quin: inspection. nesday three grandchildren; two st; Nancy Ellen Daggette, 23 Ralls Ind. in He said that teacher salary Hourly- - Vot Stake House. Track sales (100 lbs): U. 8. and two sis months, monthis come must from creases of Elmer and (Continued from Page Ont) 11 a. m. washed with This 'been directed has Mrs. Las Annie E.daughter Dean ters, by play Whatcott, minimum, other h that He Lillard DaggetteT164-13t.13 added, however, ey. 84.97 64 200,000 230.51 Idaho Russets 5 per cent 10 ot. Mrs. John Fugal with Lione Vegas, and Mrs. Nettie Dittmar, Cran-ne- y, it it would interfere with "good be Kenneth must Lorton metwith E.; obligations v Evans as stage manager and Eureka. and larger including U. S. extras Second In a series of study Noon faith" 1226 fuuW. of son of 5th S., bargaining during strikes. notably the restoration unwashed 3.20. in charge of sound Funeral services will be con Laura41,Michleson zrou! discussions sponsored by also, classes 320.CCO 231.551.63 S5.48 .62 pu- Larry 5aling second Faces Opposition for and grade Cranney, day are Cast members Joy ducted by Street sales (100 lbs): Idaho Mor father of Mrs: Noram Webb, Farm: In the face of stout opTimpanogos School PTA will be pils during the second half of the effects. 1 p. m. Warburton, Darrel Carson, Melba tuary, Orem. held Wednesday at 8 p. m. in school Lehi, died in San Diego. position from Democratic andiRe year. Dale Seeley, Everett 730,000 281.511.64 95.S3 .79 .Onions: Gardiner, the school library. too moderate, supplies LOGANDr. Frank R. Wann, publican champions cf high level Tht board's director of research Wilds, Sharon Park, Cheryl Os- Speaker wll be Dr. Loyfl C Arthur 2 P. m. limited trading account low tem administration supports, E. Arnesen, estimates tha c arson, Ronald Lowman, Sally 61, head of the botany depart- price Whltlock. director of personne forces out to put 860,000 281.33 1.52 95.79 .83 peratures to establish market tone of Provo all art going state of the Utah share State the ment, money Saling, John Byland, June Peter Agricultural over tne city's City Schools, who will Most shippers not opening cars for new President's "flext FullMrs. Claudia Bell will about be $340,000. or Richards. College; Jean son, discuss "Probjem Jhlidren, Asked inspection. must come teachers Bid From mer Stocks 46, wife of Howard ble" farm price plan. this, ParListed with Problems." Children Egan, Health: 9 Dr. Paul B. Magnuses, ii t Vera Egan. Street sales (30 lbs): Idaho and ents of fifth and sixth-gra. .$ .25 $ .29 stu salary Increases, If any, and con . taruiu Tht birthplace of American In .32 sec and larger dents art especially invited to tinued financing of full-da- y Terry Lynn Herbert, 14, son of CENTERVTLLE Mrs. Arminta wno neaaea iormer resident TruOregon Spanish Chief Con. ........ . .50 commission on the nation's and larger attend. whites dustry has been located at a spot Mr. and Mrs. William Distefano, Roberts Timms, 70, 47$ X. man's .15 ond grades. . Combined Metals ...14V4 Ixl- H J near In 1000 Va. S. in was 9th zor reaerai legislacauea Provo, ' Jamestown, There, E., " L .02 mediums and .01H neaitn, 3400 S. irregulars Commonwealth L y a sufthe to 1608, tion conditon first fair set national standards glass factory today although up 2.00. .17 .16 . Croff Oil NEWTON Mrs. Zlna Hansen for New Tape Recorder of any sort in the U.S. from concussion. medical insurance factory fering .84 private .83 . Dragon ... was set up. A move is under way He was thrown from a horse Petersen, 83. .07 pians ana to "outlaw tne fine . .064 Be East Standard To Demonstrated Livestock to as a site on the national while hill the RICHFIELD near William Ernest tht preserve Ogden riding print which, many chriselers put .14 Eaiit Utah ...... . .124' landmark. 72. road. into present-da- y Staples, Springvllle polieies.,, . . .C24 (.C3 SPRINGVILLE A demonstraEureka Lilly Coo. OGDEN (UP) Livestock: .12 . .09 . new of Western tion the Great tape recorder Cattle 400; market not fully es :o5 which was presented to the RAVENSD ALE, Wash. (UP) Kentucky Utah . . .04 few utility heifer tablished; . .01H . .024 last year will be given a Hope that Harry J. English, S9 Little May utility and commercial cows 10.50- - school a .35 Madison Mines ., . .334 meeting of the Grant Schoo Black Diamond, Wash., still lived 13 ;canners and cutters Parent-Teach- er Association Wed .03 .024 Oil, Mng. Majestic a cavein which buried Calves 75: few vealers offered at 7 p. m. In the schoo following .45 . .39 nesday tons of coal and deb him beneath to choict commercial In In In auditorium. . .044 .054 early; Mt. States Dev. was ris virtually gone today. few good and choict stock calves A Three "The short R'i . .43 film, .40 Nail Driver Rescue operations in the Lands-bur- g will also be shown. . .81 .85 New Park mine here still continued but 0 lower, Parents of Grant school chil Hogs 150; butchers .33 . .37 North Lily were no signs that English there 0 lb butch dren are invited to attend. early bulk choice .02 North Standard . .. .014 the avalanche of coal lived under choice lot 27; era .55 Oil Securities ... . .53 which debris hit Wednesday. and sows sold no early. 'Park City Con. . .154,. .17 Give Talk to Bennett not 1.65 Rico4 Argentine Sheep 300; market ,. 1.35 LONG CRITICIZES late yesterday around 200 head At Boise Lincoln Day .05 Royston Coalition . .044 IKE FARM PROGRAM n choice 101 lb trucked-i.37 slaughter Silver KJng West . .34 Sen. PHILADELPHIA (UP) BOISE (UP) Sen Wallace T . .034 .044 lambs 20. Silver Shield (D-LPresB. Russell Long says the be will Bennett (R., Utah) .65 Tintic Standard . . .64 Lincoln day speaker in Boise ident Eisenhower's new farm pol. .054 .05 Trans Union Grain Market Lew Raeder, presiden icy is a "further Jerking tht rug 13. Feb. United Park City . 1.20 1.224 1954 of the banquet association, out from under tht farmer." on West Toledo ... ,. .10 .11 CHICAGO (UP) Grain range: announced Long, appearing last night , Williston Ilasln . .. .19 .194 Low Close Bennett istoday. High the a the of member nationally televised program, ' TER Wheatl immdiate statehood for also Senate and n.::ii.M.:.L' 9160 Prti Reduction m this new 1934 urged Currency Banking u.'. .53 .60 4 English Oil Mar 210i 2084 mr' Alaska is "not said was but Committee oresident and T'i Hawaii, Ambassador Sedan maket y Super ""iT 8.50 ,. 8.00 210 Equity Oil ... 2084 209 ' ' this May at this Manu the Association of National developed" sufficiently the than mort mm pXSr-rvr firmt buy in fint tart. I 22.50 ..21.75 First Security 2004 200 2004 Jul M lf&rV, 1949. time. .jf in facturers .. .13 .14 Justheim 203 202 2024 Sep Mt. Fuel Supply ..21.124 21.624 Corn .Oil Incorporated ,. 1.75 2,25 1544 152i 152i Mar Utah Fire Clay ..18.00 19.50 1564 1544 1544-- 4 May Utah Power. Light 35.25 35.624 Jul 1564 1544 1544 150 Utah Southern Oil .13.50 14.00 Sep 1314 150 Utana .07 Oats .084 MUTUAL FUNDS 794 784 78s4-- 4 Mar 764-- s 77H 764 Affiliated Fund ... 4.87 5.27 May The curred and competitors have atSALT LAKE CITY (UP) 73 74 73 Boston Fund ,...23.58 25.49 Jul warnhas Utah Trade Commission 73V4 tempted to meet or beat those il 724 724 Dividend Shares 1.83 2.D3 Sept in the wholesalers and retailers ed legal retail selling prices until Fundamental Inv. .19.15 20.99 much damage and loss of business laws to state trade abide fair by Incorporated Inv.: 10.20 11.03 crack-dow- n on has been realized by merchants a threatened and JUass. Tnv. Trust 19.33. 20.92 who have attempted to comply offenders. CWIlington Fund 20.12 21.95 Executive Secretary Parley W. with fair trade prices. SALES Cites Court Decision Hale of the commission said a U. S. Supreme Court," the in Bullion. 3000 at 94 "The good many retailers, especially Chief Con.. 200 at 52. the jewelry and appliance trades, leUer continued, "has Tecently reDracon. 1000 at 84. had been: taking advantage of a affirmed or sustained its previous Lt. Florence England, WAC- - "waiting' period by fair trades action on the legality of fair trade East Standard. 1000 at 6H WAF recruiting officer, will be in enforcement agencies. contracts where the Gold Chain, 2000 at 2. is Only Hash Offers You Yes, the new Nash Is now easier than Provo Wednesday afternoon to concerned. This, coupled with a Pend Court Ruling Grand Deposit. 5000 at 14. interview young women interestHe said enforcement new enforcement law passed by ever to buy. Models for every These Travel Features Kentucky Utah, 3000 at 4. Lakeside Monarch. 5000 at 14. ed in joining the Air Force or agencies across the country have the last Congress makes fair trade pocketbook and driving need all matt and Ttcln Bedtl .Madison Mines. 500 at 34. Army at the recruiting office, 45 been waiting a clarifying order or statutes enforceable in interstate, ft Reclining North S. as U. well as intrastate transactions. University. built with Nash quality throughout, Miller Hill. 1000 at 2. Supreme K tnort "aching back:' for policy from the Court regarding the status of fair "In view of this action," the let Miners Gold. 2000 at 2. anver or p assent ert. At Vim-all priced to b4he greatest values trades legislation. Mt. States Dev., 6000 at 5 ter, read, "the Trade Commission night, Twin Beds. Optional at ever offered! "We ' unofficially received this of Utah will assume the position North Lily. 1000 at 37; 300 at 9; small extra cost. clarification recently," Hale said, that any business concern which 700 at 33. Pinin new See See Farina III tht styling. "and intend to start enforcing ex- willingly and knowingly advertises Oil Securities, 500 at 53. to below the or laws a merchandise sells letter fair trade fair exclusive the Park City Con.. 500 at 18. isting Naslfftravel Extra $afety for you! new, John in Utah." trade price will be prosecuted." LOS ANGELES (UP) Sioux Mines. 8000 at IV. With unitized Airflyte new Power bonuses". Try optional The commission sent a letter to Hale said violations of fair trade Tlntic Standard, 1000 at 63; 500 Montague, 46, known for such golf Construction, Steering, Power Brakes, Power-Li- ft ing feats as beating Bing Crosby primary retailers and wholesalers laws in Utah during tht past few at bo. are one welded unit so of state the months has been great it would reminding them United Park City, 200 at $1.20. by using a baseball bat for a club, in the Test Drive. Hydta-Mati- c last Windows, a "double lifetime". to be impossible to handle all past was reported in "very serious" new policy. Williston. 6500 at 19. on performance. The letter stated," "apparently offenses. tht new Bigge$t, roomieut ear at anycondition today at General Hosthe Nash where renear its there much confusion is with as Haie oi price, "we "tfut now," said, pital. World? JinA Katingi Now's tht time to trade for your Statesman now features the new gard to fair trade prices in Utah. intend to crack down on ail Doctors said Montague, 46, en- A ventilating 'the famous breakdown of prices has oc offenders." Dual Powerftyt new 1954 Nash Airflyte the tered the hospital Friday because Weather Eye Conditioned of "internal bleeding." Engine with famous Nash economy. lifetime value ear the "double Air System is safer, takes Published by Herald CorMontasrue performed fabulous as air atop the hood fresh leader of the motorcar Industry. poration, 30 South First West golfing stunts during the late 30s. see arrow in picture). Street, every afternoon MonHe lowered the Palm Springs day through Friday. Sunday course record four times la four Herald published Sunday days, fuially shooting a 61. morniny. Entered as second class on labor costs during Jan. and Feb. matter at the post office in Hew 1954 Provo, Utah under the act of March 1, 1879. Subscription terms by ear-ri-er DRAPERIES SLIPCOVERS In Utah Conntyi 1 Noi Mofon, Ohhhm South Africa CAPETOWN, Corpora, Dro, MM. Per month ........... $1.55 O. President David Want Rambler smartness, handling ease (UP) months In advance $9.00 AMBASSADOR STATESMAN RAMBLER of the 80, and McKay, president eeonomy in a spacious new family One year la advanee $15.00 Christ of of Jesus Church comThe new Rambler aedan? tedan, By mall anywhere la the Built With A "Double Lifetime- Latter-da- y Saints, arrived by with custom radio and Weather Eye, United States or Its posseplete Tour Safest Investment Today i : ; Tour Soundest Resale Value Tomorrow plane from Johannesburg to;1: wow m a new lower-pricSuper model! sions: $1.53 per month, $3.00 tht and it wai gTceted daj months In advance; i0 K airport by a crowd. 91SM for a year ta advance. He it to preside at a six-da- y Herald telephone numbers: missionary convention of Tor ectorlal, circulation, Sk, fAOTOR tht church which begins toand sports. Call 435: morrow. Ht is- the first head for society and aeirs brief. of th church, to visit South 97 W. Zrd So. PROVO Phone) 21 45-2- 1 eaS 432. Africa. By United' Fire, Police Departments -- 25-3- 15-2- 3; r 5. s comtr 22-3- 2; 32-4- 0; hit 10-2- 5. S.L. School Board Consider Wago Hike for Teachers - h Utah Obituaries - ar 18-ye- Mary Ann Morgan Dies in Eureka -- wn ry . -- MIA Presents Comedy Tonight AVERAGES - 258-2n- Problem Child Discussion Set 1-- A 25-3- 3.30-3.3- GOP Senators - Ward-Timpanog- os great-grandchildr- en; 3; Quist-Fairban- ks 3.63-4.0- 0. Youth Hurt In Foil From Horse de 1 m 1 ch 1.50-1.6- 3; 1 2.25-2.5- 0; m m . Hope Gone For Miner 13-1- 4; 7-1- 0. Continental Beauty! New New 15-2- 1; Performance! New Travel Features! 15-1-7. .75-1.0- 190-24- 26.50-28.7- 5; 1-- 2 a) , TSt 209-209- ' - Two-Do- or - ' Businessmen Warned About Utah7s Fair Trade Laws WAC Recruiter To Interview Young Women non-sign- . er state Noted Golfer Seriously , body-and-fra- me high-compre- ssi twin-carburet- or mm McKAY LANDS IN CAPETOWN, v AND No-K- ' 1 . td-erU-lnr v ' or til ed FRAf.lPTOn CO. i |