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Show v. 8:A : -- i Sen. Bennett Reports BY DICK TURNER! DAILY HERALD; WEDNESDAY. JUNESO. 1934 Utah County, Utah r" - ' v ' . ' Commercial Television In Senate Hearings Hit by Bennett Bill By Sen. Wallace F. Bennett that the EXTRA DAYS OF VACATION EM JOY v . HIM--- y j WITH THE MONEY YOU SAVE! o 1 ? - 9 hear McCarthy-Arm- y nad featured a "plug" lor Sup- ings WASHINGTON; D. C. motion the picture version of reso port for S. Res. 249, my: "The Caine Mutiny." In his na lution .to ban tne commercial tionally syndicated column for sDonsorship of televised Senate Wednesday. Winchell Walter .There hearings, is36 increasing. out was the this that senators who've points are now 15 in agent press coup biggest of asked to join as some and had taken three years oththe resolution, while several ma weeks' of ers have indicated their willing neuvering, the very thing I'd like ness to vote for it when it clears to see stopped. , . committee. , . was to I from learn pleased Hearings on this and other Sen. Millikin Eugene Colo.), (R., Senate rules changes will run chairman of the Senate subcom from Monday through Wednes- mittee on irrigation and recla E. Jenner day. Sen. William of that he's set up hear the Sen- mation, (R., IndJ, chairman on the ings Upper Colorado River ate Rules committee5, has asked Storage for this week. project the of me to appear in behalf ' mounted has Opposition during , bill. ": the past fortnight, so I'm sure week mat tne tew but powerful mis (Twice in the I've taken theT floor ' to repeat guided conservationists , h a that I'm not against the right loaded their bigjgunsr-- . Sen of the people to Know now yae likin has said he wants to it' just yot. CeciH Remember when you were Senate joperates and to see their fine the hearings to new mate-warden there ehberr Leavenworth you didn't like legislators in action; I just do rial so that there wm be as not Believe that public business- little duplication as possible of should be tied up wxtn commerthe House Interior committei i Sontaquin News cialism. work. V iFor instance, last week I noted Sen. Arthur V. Utah) and I (will spend a lot of time at the Senate hearmgs. In fact. Sen. Watkins is a member of .the subcommittee. (Continued from Page I was shocked and saddened over weekend to learn of the summer PETERSON who Will celebrations in Utah and have deathlast of Sen. Lester Hunt (D., By MRS. ESTELLA the there. lw?en invited to perform at U Approximately While we differed on SANTAQUIN ' a a d baby Cow Castle irrSan Francisco later Wyo.). and friends of the Mayben ofJohnson of members some 20 political questions, this summer. Jerome, Ida., have course, I always found him to Santaquin) Second Ward had "a daughter, week with her the In the parade will be the lin-- - be spent past a. conscientious, honest pub recent picnic at Trumbolt Park parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wendell coin High School band, - trick lic servant had the welfare in Santaquin Canyon. The affair Deuel. riders - and rodeo cowboys and of the west who They left Salt Lake City at I, welcome was planned by the ward buildheart. of floats pre number a. recently by plane to return to possibly his successor, Ted Crippa, who ing fund committee, Mr. and their nouses. home. lOCai DUSiness pared Dy officials will lead the has just been named to fill the Mrs. Roy Olson.1 Mr. and Mrs. Nita Horton is vacationing at The city I write this column Leslie Howard,! Mr. and Mrs. - the as the guest of a parade vacancyas Loyell, Wyo., brother-in-laparade. Riding in of know I from that RichMrJ Mrs. and experience James Orem West, the sister and. will be members be an able-- substitute during ard York, Mr.! and Mrs. Ray and Mrs. Wilbur Burnham. Mr. Ridinz Club, the Timp Saddei he'll the,, few remaining weeks in this Crook, and Mr! and Mrs. Doyle Fred Wall, of Los Angeles, ettes and other; riding club from session. i of a group Crook, assisted; by which comprises District Four Caif., has spent the past two ward members. weeks . with his grandparents, Second Legislator Dies Grove, ' American Fork, Pleasant Mrs. and and Mrs. Frank Wall. He Mr. Mr. of home The Orem, Provo, Kamas and Heber. The death of Rep. Joseph Far Bert Van Ausdal was the scene has returned to the coast. Police ask that cars park, on the rington (R., Hawaii) ialso dis of a recent family reunion when Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crook, cast side and' reserve the other turbed me. He had given me a all their tsons and daughters re- of Salt Lake City, spent the weektide for traffic. amount of infor great helpful Intermission Program home to spend their va- end visiting with relatives and mation when I went to the Is- - turned at time intermission cations. Present were a daugh- friends here. During during the Lincoln Week ter, Juanita Hutchings, her husMrs. George Backman enterthe Friday night rodeo iwhich- lands from the band and children, from Sacra- tained which Tea- recess on assignment as a luncheon party rebesins at 8 p.m.-r-aNational committee mento, Calif.: Mr. and Mrs. Nor Republican Son's and a group of "friends from Mescara for Joe tiirp cently He has been perhaps the most man Van! Ausdal and! family, of Pa:yson. Present were Cora rodeo from West Jordan there prominent figure in congress in Ann Coombs, Grace Gawill be the square dance by the the 1 o n Fork; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hawaiian , statehood Spanish g rider-Joyc- e Mr. trick Dot Van Ausdal a(td children, Beddoes, Madoline DixPosse group; ble, and I regret that he could and Mrs. Elfawn fight Shetland Wall a on! and and Erma son, pony Fech, Helen Wride, Atwood, not live to see his hard work and ' Van act. Eileen Ramona and Beth Smith, Myrle, Lyle, specialty through the years pay off. State Ausdal, of Santaquin; and Alan Maxine Hill, and Josephine "Huish, Conk. Saturday evening a special hood came farther through Jth and his wife and two sons, from Mrs. .enterdrill by the Orem Riding club legislative HolladayAngus mill than ever. before Fla. Alan, who is tained members of the Elite Club will be held during intermission. this year but was for all practi Jacksonville, of-t-he 8 at a career will rodeo p.m. The Navy, at a recent luncheon. Present .begin cal purposes killed when the making recently'-returne- d to Mrs. George Backman, the United to presKnight, Ralph according Democrat-controlle- d Senate at States on the aircraft carrier, were Mrs. Cloward, Mrs Wil- -, ident of the club and chairman tached Alaskan statehood Floyd to the There! will lia'm the after Coral. activities. of rodeo Broadbent, Mrs. Walter Sea, spending a measure known 'to be. un two Mediterin the be concessions? both nights at bill Herbert, Mrs. A. E. Wall,! Mrs. past years popular in the House. " ranean and in area the Sea Far Mennels, Halladay, Mrs. Reed the rodeo. '' There have been many visitors East. The family left Friday for Cbadwick, Mrs. Howard HallaMonday activities will begin at from home during this past week. their home in Jacksonville, ac day, Mrs. Lee Christiansen,' and 6:30 p.m. with a softball game I've welcomed a state delegation companied by Myrle Van. Ausdal, Mrs. R. ' J. Peterseh. - tion of Parlell Peterson. Teams from the Mine, Mill & Smelter Workers; I've lunched with some playing will be Windsor Ward of clubbers; I was Utah's; and Orem First. There will, be of W. Epperson. Albert guest the concession stands all around ' of the publisher Morgan County balRpark. News, at the National Editorial Grants offers the Monday Climax banquet and I sDent some Th climax of Jubilee v Days Assn. time with Chris Gravesj Ogden newest in fashion a n educator d former Weber show, free to everyone which d&trends at GOP chairman to name County arena. 8 at at p.m; gins thecujr ' .TVi mictr rf rprpmfinips will just a few. pricesl be the humorous, laconic, Jlolfe KSL Peterson of Radio Station who proved so populaV while he was in Prova associated with KOVO. His clever wit should , f ul W co-spons-ors n p. a .in t--nf w!yMJ,.'y?4,"yy,l f - behind-the-scen- es i 'lfe lLfi - past ' K, " . 200 People Gather at Picnic Jubilee Days For Ward 1-- A) In Canyon -- . 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SUN AND FUN PLAY r stage show, where Miss Orem wiu i ci tin niLii iiei iLitriiiiiiiLS. will be a clever groupr of band a I i who wiu penorra some siuuenis drills including the formation of ' huge firecracker, the Liberty Bell and a numer j)f other sen sational ' drills, " all under Uhe direction of Wes Barry, band leader. GIRLS' LITTLE Show Highlight v One of the highlights of the . Q98 SHORTS Wrinkle shedding poplin Red, navy or black with white. Sizes 10 to 18. i . ' dM flf wfl i ' jpf rit v " . I scratch. escaped, ' x , Cool, casual, comfortable. Crew neck. Or V neck with ribbed bottom & sleeves in contrast trim In -L. CHILDREN'S BOXER SHORTS Sizes 2 to 6x . . . Snug-fi- t mtaitic wait? C-- E -- v V- SWELTER? 1 iV ArCv ST today for an dvernight stopover en route to France. . The base information officer said the 100 men1 vlere scheduled to resume their flight in the U. S. C124 Air Force Globemaster "sometime tomorrow." The officer safild this batch was made up of French ' Foreign Le, gionnaires. r L He said most of the men were walking patients. The rest were stretcher cases. 5m tn arm -Dave Chittocks and there -- will n m nan-Ca- n nprfnrmpd hv large number of girls from Lin wrtlT Via - the for CLARK. AFB, Philippines (UP) The second group of wounded L6e Dien Bien Phu veterans being Bishop and Clifton M. .Pyne of evacuated from . Indochina arrived . n-r SrtTwU. Hi,HrriH V V 2.99 15c fo 50 A. LfDUCKETT PRETTY PRIM RAND LACED SUP-O- N MOCCS &mm mocc thick with crepe wrapped sole. Mam color. 4 to Sfc Wear Ibeach 77i ( brush i naiifile, cigare AU in one and-ie- e. with easy-tcare, seersucker, sturdy twill See oui coloiful rejection. o Keep istiti glasses, fomb ctxA i i PROVQ, UTAH Let the children frolic thru Summer in comfort KIT -- no-iro- ra |