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Show 4 at School "!-'- 1 ' "i . Socialist opposition. He Is known Mrs. Ella Johnson. Provo, re United Prew Staff Correspondent as a democratic soldier as op d Prussian cently returned from a visit with BONN, Germany (UP) The new posed to the s H. Rulon Dr. '. her Johnson, son, type. 1954 UTAH, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 13, Wehrmacljt probably will General Cruewell vas deputy to who has spent three years in German led be by Ludwig Crue Gen. Erwin Rommel in the Afrika post graduate study combined well, 64, former deputy command.r.i with a teaching fellowship at tne er of the Af rika Korps. Korps. He wai captured in May, Dental of 1942, when his Oregon University pilot misone of history's ironic took British helicopter OFFICERS INSPECT NEW UODEL Italians for School. Dr. Johnson left Provo Through troops his troops will be trained and landed in their midst.' He was in 1951 for . additional studies to quirks, a the man who shattered the held prisoier the remainder of the qualify him for a master of sci by Viscount Britain's Korps, war. ence for dentistry degree. Montgomery, the hero of Alamein. Marshal Juin,; as Central EuroDr. Johnson has progressed And Cruewell's superior officer pean front commander in NATO. of :'.y... from his original appointment of will be France's Marshal Alphonse have overall control of the instructor to the rank of I Assist Juin, captured by the Germans in will German ant Professor and Associate Pro the retreat to Dunkirk but later Juin is forces. one of France's outstandfessor of Prosthetic Dentistry. commander of Free French forces ing brains. After his capmilitary he was head of in North Africa and Italy. During 1953-5ture in Belgium in May, 1940, he the Prosthetic Department of. the German government officials was released by the Germans at university. here believe Cruewell is far and the request of Marshal Petain and Dr. Johnson Is married . to the away the likeliest choice to head assigned to command the Vichy former Alice Brown. They have the 12 divisions Germany would French forces in Morocco. When the Allies invaded North four children. , arm under the act of London. ' 'J t VJ Now a businessman working for Africa, Juin switched his allegiance j industrial firms in the Ruhr, the and led French troops in Tunisia and Italy. . almost bald, bespectacled Montgomery's, job is checking is acceptable both to the gov ernment coalition 'parties and the the training of NATO forces. Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower once said job as to ready the weaAres Don Wilcox, Orem; Ronald "Monty's So the British marshal also pon." Carlos James Elliott, Provo; i superior. Twelve Utah County men were Rean Houghton, Provo; Doan will be Cruewell's ,'.11 !of them is American Racking Inducted into the U. S. Army Burgess, Provo; Ivan Elliott Gen-. Alfred M. suduring September and sent to Johnson, Provo; Richard Arnold preme commanderGruenther, of SHAPE, Fort Ord, Cal. Dolinar, Provo; Peter Garth Un- - the post Genjl Eisenhower left to They included Jay Gordon Mac german, Orem; and Merrill Ver-- o run for the piresidencey. ; - ' " i By RUDY WECHMAR By NADINE SELTZER SWEETIE FIE To Former Afrika Korps Lead New German Army Mother Returns From Visit With Son 1 ;,-:- -V: . stiff-necke- UTAH PROVO, COUNTY, ! ex-gene- i ..i v St r UDEBAKER-PACKAR- . D . m Fx ' Af-rik- i 4, . i - I I I 11 WIVU ' ll Mi Ccfttfe I 1 ' 12 Drafted ? ex-offic- er In September "? I uuu jj In i j r i '' . Ivie, Orem. Farlane, Pleasant Grove; Frank Also inducted was John Louis Wallace, Manley Provo; RayWashington is carried mond Grant Cordner, Orem; Blocker, who was transferred onGeorge U. S. Army rolls as a three-stLloyd Sterling Cluff, Provo; from Warsaw, Ind. general! ; "Sweetie Pie picked them it ar - ! ,vvS?&? ...... kMtv" iitrrrmrMrt- - DTR9s 33rd AiMiiversary Sale! T Principal officers of the new Studebaker-Packar- d Corporation are shown with the new President' State sedan which is the luxury passenger car of the; 1953 Studebaker line. II. S. Vance, chair-ma- n of the executive committee, James J. Nance, president, and Paul G. Hoffman, chairman of the board, (left to right), inspect the car at the Studebaker Proving Ground. Besides the State Sedan, the President series also includes a DeLuxe sedan, a State hard-toand a State coupe. All are powered by a new 8 engine. Lower prices, higher horsepower, anil superior Styling are combined to gire the Studebaker models an attractiveness unparalleled in the industry. 4-d- oor SPECTACULAR p, - - - SAVINGS STORE-WID- E V-- 175-horsepo- HUNDREDS OF BIRTHDAY SPECIALS! i '" WAFs Retained By Sixth Major Command 1,000 Guests Honor Lattimore Plea Is 'Not Guilty7 v Eleanor Roosevelt On Her 70th Birth'day .7" ' " .. im v. . m ! . WASHINGTON (UP)-- Far East itooseveu waa nonorea ai, ern expert 0wen Lattimore. 54, d a party celebrating her 70th innocent Tu sday to a new Because personnel strength of flay Monday by 1000 guests and! perjury indictment charging him with lying when he denied follow women in the lr Force is hold hundreds of greetings ing up better than was earlier President Eisenhower and form- ing the Communist line orpromot- expected, according to the Air er President Truman "were among mg Ked interests Force recruiting station, WAF those who sent congratulations to Lattimore entered the plea when will be retained in six major the widow of the late President, arraigned before Federal Judge commands instead of five. Some 1000 men and women at- Bolitha J. Laws who set Jan. 10 Laws Air ProvtnnGround Command tended the dinner party, proceeds as the tentative trial date. set bond under $2000 continued the is the newcomer to the list of of which will be donated to a char- an earlier indictment commands which will keep WAF ity of Mrs. Roosevelt's choosing. for Lattimore have 20 " Four of Mrs. Roosevelt's "Chi- Attorneys permanently. to file motions in in which days U.S. Air Force in Europe is the ldren, Franklin Jr., James, John the case, lone overseasommand to which and Anna, attended the dinner. An . The new indictment was returned WAF will be assigned after mid-195- 5. other son, Elliott, was unable to by a federal Grand Jury Oct. 7. Far East Air Force already attend. It supplements a perjury indict has been closed out as a duty ment returned against the Johns command for WAF and strength University lecturer and Is dwindling at North, East Air On April 3, 1882, a lieutenant Hopkins former - State Department consult Command. and sergeant of the U. S. Army ant in December, 1952, the north coast of Green The courts had thrown out two i: Air Ground explored Besides, Proving team with land of a sled of the seven counts in the old in WAF next eight after June dogs ; Command, dictment. .are to be assigned only to Air Defense Command, Air Training tions, it is not sufficiently high An Command, Strategic Air Cbm- - to main units in commands other Note for and Military Air than the six selected. Better amateur paperhanger, , mand, USAFE, George Transport Service. personnel utilization should result Washington, and his friend, the WAF recruiting quotas have from assigning the relatively Marquis de Lafayette, personally i been exceeded in recent months. small number of Air Force wom- - papered the dining room of his Officials explained that- - while en to a few commands, the Air toric Mount Vernon in less than half a day. strength exceeds earlier expecta- - r orce leeis. , birth-(pleade- f ! t: rh , .. . - ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL NYLON FRIEZE 2-p- - : nn ' Your cuite c. v it, nwil.p-w.MWMi.,,- rr reg. $249 ". Vv rrrrnirir'iwifir 1 -- SPECIAL ON FINE TABLES choose from 4 SAVE $54 STOPS WINTER C-e-L-- iI I Group i v with carefree Oil Heat groups 95 Gray, Beige, Sage, Rose, Kelly Green Dy h Money-sayin- g A; Retail values up to $19.95. Blond, walnut and mahogany. 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