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Show DAILY HERALD FRIDAY; FEBRUARY 25, 1955 Utah County. Utah ' Right rf(Wbrl( 1 : Bill Signed Into Gov. Lee Low t ' . ;; ' SAiIVLAKE CITY' (UP) Gov.possiHe better working conditions Bracken Lee yesterday signedjand higher wages. Lee said this into law the controversial "right was true but noted that churches, to work" bill with the comment veterans groups, farm bureaus and others have bettered condi "I believe a free "Iuvp the Hcrtit to loin a union or tions 'also but "no citizens are refuse to join a union as' he' him- - forced to belong to them or to pay dues for their suport." aelf sees fit." - Lee also issued his first veto "In my opinion,' 'all' of our labor of the current session. He disap- unions will be improved and will d measure gain in status if their memberproved a to' regulate price advertising of ship can be obtained through the eyeglasses on grounds it was voluntary actions of employes, not class legislation and of dubious through force," he added. v Lee approved 17 other bills durconstitutionality. ; to work" 'the "right lh, signing ing the day, most of them repeal' bill, the governor" said "although ers of obsolete laws.. Among them it is not generally known" the were bills passed by the special measure applies not only to labor session, of 1953 to terminate state unions but to any other type off aid to Carbon College and turn association. Weber, Snow and. Dixie Colleges He said labor representatives to the Latter faints church have urged a veto of the bill on for operation. Day NORTHERN :f ;:'-:;-w- i : 4 V .: CL WHOLE of HALF ? -- d man-shoul- - WHOLE OR GOOD S HALF-- U. much-lobbie- i v . f I i .. . .. k .. , ' : . - . Police Help To Release Injured Yegg Gregory Peck, Audrey Hepburn : t THRIFTY QUALITY BEEF '' i HOLLYWOOD M UP) Gregory Peck tand Audrey Hepburn were NEW YORK (UP )Upolice ind named the most popular film stars 50 different foreign countries emergency crews working; . sledgehammers ,,and acetylene last night. torches today freed a wriously in- - Miss Hepburn and Peck received jured burglar who had "Henriettas'' at an awards trapped for more than 12 qUC-- sponsored jointly by the For- fall.. hours.after a Jeign '".'Press Association- of Holly- Police and an emergency ambu- wood and the Hollywood Foreign lance doctor carefully lifted James Correspondents Association; Hon Anderson, a 'Negro, out of a ored as. the world favorite film tangled complex of gas, water and was "On The Waterfront." steam ?ipes where he had been wedged since crashing through a skylight on the roof of a midtown Iraq Signs Defense loft building last night, Dr. Bertrand New gave Ander- Treaty With Turkey son a shot of morphine in the left Iraq (UP) Iraq has arm and he was taken to Belle-- . BAGHDAD,traHitinnal "nwitralitv" hrnkpn thp vue Hospital in an emergency and of world the Arab has signed! airf after nnirli w; Dr. Communist defense pact against examination Anderson was in seri-- a - , - 5 FULL , PRISONERS IN j photographs of four Americanairmen held prisoner in to were families China their and made public Thursdayyby the Defense Department. Red mailed In-- , the upper photo o n en grouped around a tenuis net,' the individuals appear to be Left, 1st Lt. rLyle Cameron, Lincoln, Nebr.; Capt. Harold E. Fischer, ISvvea City, la.; and 1st Lt. Roland W Parks. Omahai Ne:br. In lower nhoto. individuals appear to be, left to right, Cameron, parks, Fischer. (Defense Department photo from U. P. Telephoto) CIIINA-rCoTfinm- i mst . . . . 1 - k I rfl UITk HflVITIPQ Reveal Bomb Crew Dropping To Make Pictures lr jaggression? with neighboring Tur- .ous condition. ' . : . . .. i Li., i Seriously Hurt nrt Nerve-Wracki- ng HOLLYWOOD (UP)-R- iti1 uT Hay- 1 New said Anderson suffered a d uie i hw husband, crooner urDuW:vvorlll-ailbroken arm, a serious back injury msn.ui Egypt, Syria, and Saudi Dick Uonjrom Haymes, said today they u ill LAS VEGASXUP) Crewmen oflty precaution, we used both visual and a possible broken right leg. memuers oi Araoia, start Arai making pictures on their own the "Chuck &gon," the giant B36 and radar devices to aim the wea- Anderson was - discovered near siren-afte- r naa the actress has fulfilled a'which drop fed the first atom bombipon at the bull's eye target painted oajeciea ventila- league.tor.gpi the bottom of a member join- - two picture obligation to Colum-!0- f any uously league the . 1 65 , test series, described oh what from the air looked like tion shaft shortly after 6:30 a.m. the Western "bloc.' ing bia Studio today how they made three nerve- - an asphalt parking lot" by. an elevator; man who heard Their company, Crystal' ,Bay wracking runs Detore niiung ineir Col. Cox added that the ''Chuck moans coming from the;ba:ement.J will release two target through a hole, in heavy Wagon" arrived at the tariet area Productions, unv Xic iuuuu nnucisun. films jiiyiicu through United Artist . Miss cloud cover. and 'went into an orbit like a race a massive web of steam, water, and bothl will in star while Hayworth calculated for 15 minute CaDt! Eichen-I track Paul fiomhardier. gas "pipes in the shaft.j which'.may will be the Haymes producer. be reached from the basement by Ohio, said; laps 32, Zanesville, Haymes, sporting a new beard, burg, were ' a closet door. , Two More Laps hard" awfully "trying appealed in court yesterday and they vho Anderson told reporters of to their rid cargo, deadly get won a continuance of his contempt 'Regulations ordered the bomb reached the scene shortly after the over noon at was detonated which ardier to have the target jin view of court hearing until March 10. first police alarmlhat he had .been week a Flats Yucca ago today. e, for at least 90 seconds ijirior to His Nora'EUdingtonif Flvhn forced to jump through he skymem the drop. A cloud layer twice in-- j Havmes. claimrdr- hp- nvitpahor Eichenberg was the only - r r ha w.. light by an accomplice ho press- SALT LAKE: CITY (UP) crew to partici- terfered and the pilot made two H ber of the AI,e,$380m back alimnnv ed a .33 caliber revolver to his head Joint legislative appropriations pate in an atomic diop before and more laps around the aerial race and commanded: ' jump" committee of the Ltan Legisla- - nrnblpm fnr n mftto ri he somewhat proudly revealed thatitrack. 200-foDidn t Want To i .black "Vhen the final run was made, Iturc today- recommended a two-it- h i. uuiu nrmmitn ilh' i t1 T" i an "v 'va; ripnd" nn thp utf n.L vuuniuutc nij to of the proposition of the target site. "I didn't want to,M Andersonar - study the plane was in the drop position State Board of Examiner tuoibull's .1 .. huiH a state nffirp hnilriin? 'Salt hie i m,.rria4 in slightly less than a sejeond 4)f : j represen atives, and,; I Delayed. By t Weather luX" rit:, "the prescribed time.' he said. w iay-- memoer )i tne Utah Legis- uwV uuiW--crewmembers The permitother Reuel Christensen R .38 a held head' at Cox said that Capt. Steven L. Rep. gun stSdv partner my Eph,jtive Council, an interimf . ted to discuss the flight were Lt. Bartalsky, of Albuquerque. N.M., and told me to jump through theraim), a member of the committeeiroup v W. Cox, 32, St. Louis, Col. skylight. He wanted me to get "into jwhich has studied the . problem, It that tie Pro khe Eugenecommander; Maj. Fain armed the atomic device about 30 suCstcd plane seconds before it was dropped. The JJie building and pass stuff up to said additional study U necessary office Tuilding be con.strucU H. Pool. 36, Lawton, Okla., pilot; Salt Lake Cityied ' vlithstate downtown since gave a heavy lurch when fundshicii would and 1st Lt. Jackie L. Harvey, 32, plane tU tv J t fell through the bomb- bomb the ' .?"L repaid from departmental the Ark. Bluff Pine navigator. we ucucu area duu iac nuriu inu incn mwuiw bav doors, Cox said, and then was I was tangled upMjiisiii in ,the pipes, r'op which the capital is located has set fori The test was originally tU . ' shaken by two distinct jo ts when Alt nni in jn e h conditions: w a e t 'dawn T; but the device exploded. on a bill to ,reported unfavorably, ,au-c- t and there .. was nnn foreed nn .jli ir iciuiuiiieuueu uiai iuokc nin delays, repeated juur j j"""v Service Off." eight-ma- n committee consider the'fund. was cloud cover over the test site Vall morning. safevi-rr. said that "as a Jtu uci. aijwater is to be used from Apr. 1 Eichenberg 5 ln Av'SE-- i to Oct. 31 as a supplemenllal sup- c h c to r 4000 acres in SWi .y my irrigate BRIEFS Probate and Fork Citjv a Sec. 31. T4S. R2E; SEUSE;1 Sec UTAH STATE Guardianship Notices Municipal Corporation, American 36, T4S, R1E; E1? Sec fl rE'i jSALT L,KE CITY Latest nuConiult "County Clerk or th wi.. o sct.-- j i. ior municipal iec. 12, T5S, R1E show research finding trition W'il SEi Respective Signer for Fur' 5 foods u. 4ou milk other 6 and that Sec. fSec dairy SWU Wi ther Information. at a point-- N. 1098 ft. and W. aeepiS'KU STSee. 7, W2, 5WUSE4 Sec! 8, Sec! have no equal in nutritive value: ft. from LU Cor. Sec. 14. T5SJ17 V.K , vn-for all ages'. Utah dairymen were! fuwi; q to JSOTICE TO WATER USERS "IE- - The Lwater is to, be usedLN'wn .w: iq j on told Friday afternoon. nw The' following applications haveifrorTi 2 to Mar. 31 for the of was observation That the; the "granting Bv United Press been filed with the State Engineeri1"111"31 purposes of American of Protestsof .resisting the foregoing applica- - EPHRALM (UP any to appropriate waters in T'tah'Fork .Citv. Turkey grow- director, department of affiliated: Jtion5 with reasons tlierefor, must ers from over Utah today complete unit service, National Dairy Couni County, State of Utah throughout1 26375 Roland Hanson 191 No. 1st be in affidavit form with extra two-da- y short course cil. Dr. Eastwood was annual their me entire year, unless Otherwise: w est,.pamsh I ork, Ut. .033 sec.-cop- y principal and filed with the Stlate En in Snow Col at turkey production 11,1 aiuiii-dicnn- g at the annual meeting of use irom a ginecr s, 403 State CapitW, Salt speaker w.o,sliaicu. nu wtauons arc irom Sanpete agri the Dairy Council of Jtah, at we" Dei- - 10 and 20 ft. deepXake City 1, Utah, on or! beior e lege, .Fullmer Allred, ' The s tudy said. cultural agent, 2o681-St- ate TJtah.--Othe- r of Utah. American at a1 point S. 130 ft. and W. 1830'Anril 17. ii.-..- v the ex- Hotel is by presented annually Fork' Training School,' Capitol""-- ' from NE or. Sec J 16, T8S, speakers were Dr. George Joseph M. Tracy1' tension service. ' A. The water is to be used for. BIdg., Salt Lake, City, Ut. 2 Spendlove, director of public STATE ENGINEER - lo-u ou acame. '" vlua,K:uus ue irom i t Howard health, Utah stale department of published 'in The Daily Herald,! ROOSEVELT (UP fiuiS oi n- Wendell) E. TayState, Provo, Utah, February: 18, 25,i Roberts of Myfon is the new presi- - health; and Dr.dental health comm i,J ou :w m chairman, lor, American rorK, ut. .2a sec.- - March 4, 11, 18, 1955. ? o f dent of the. Uintah Basin Farmers Salt Lake' District Dental cor. bee. 12, T5S,i;R'lE.ll-'-.Io- r irom Jmgation use from a Union, with Charles Crozier of mittee. ane waier is to be. used for do- - vve" oet. loo and 350. ft. cfisrp at a WJTifK Tn vTi:n rsi'Rs Society. n i s de t, and Neola as vice .pre mestic, irrigation. ' stock watering Point Si 745 ft and W, 1235 ft.' Notice is hereby given that Charles Edwards Presiding at the meeting was of Roosevelt as Alien Jones, uoaivpie, vice u. Douer feed supply and fire pro-N4 Cor. Sec. 24, T5S, RIE.iProvo City Corporation, co Earl secretary-treasure- r, j ,. The water is to be used from Apr. jConder, City Engineer, Provo, tection; president, Dairy Council of Utah. to . Nov. 1 to irrigate 2 acres! Utah, has filed with the State BR1GHAFCIT , 26018 Springville Citv- Corpora-- 1 (UP) Recog- Miss Genevieve Allen, Salt Lake in- - NEUNWU .said Sec. 24, tion Springville, Ut. 5vsec.-ft.- i a ex an for request for nition of the Golden Spike site at City, is executive director of the and Engineer, council. year-roun- d of for fi"om time from Mar tension use 13, incidental domestic municipal Days (Spring Promontory as a national historic Four students of Mount to 1955 March 13, iiji Olymwhich 1960, to ,:: Area), tributary Hobble Creek! purposes. site will be sought by delegates t in a school to :and make submit of Proof pus Utah high in a v participated nnmt when Box Lakplaf Elder county ,vl! from they of Water on under Applica- attend the meeting of Region Three panel discussion nutrition diMainl Farminzton ft. and E;24cd ft; from- Vm, Vnr North i:t "- Change , ro I n 1H1 u.. v p3' J -.-micu i uy National Park Service representa rected by Darold Long. Students &ec. 34. T7S. R4E: whifh frAm ft. or rri?atinn a - vu u c AAVAll U 5 h'se! Burton, Esther Lehof collection of a spring area in. well bet. 100 and 250 ft. deep point , tithes at Santa Fe. N.M., in mid- - were Carl Blake and Marcia Wil man, Gary was described as follows: Bee. at at a point S. 160 ft. and .E. 2810 jSmf: announced i March, it today All In Knowing son. A "It's 4 film, or. oec., coiu punii. ui luticiiiuu uiunce nuin 105, as.e of 2.52 sec.-f- t. of water from shown. va How,"; 500 ft., S. 700 ft., W. 700 ft., i .'R2E. The water is to; be used Provo in Utah idounty, MAXTI (UP- )- Douglas A, Jorg200 ft? to beg. The water wUlbe'frorc Apr, 1 to Oct 31 to to be used for, domestic ensen, Sanpete county clerk, today irrigate was named to head the county Red collected and conveyed through'30 acres in NEV4SWU, NWUSEi, Utah, and municipal purpose. J .i fund appeal by Alvah Fitz Cross and pipe aJSSWUNE'i said Sec. 29, and for i It is represented that $971,437.00 Published by Herald Corstock-watedistance of 1400 ft. to a distribu- - year-roun- d incidental has been ' expended on construc gerald, county chairman. The drive rr to 2 a house with March tion system where it will be used ing purposes. poration. 50 South First West tion of works. It is estiniated it opens S300-JHcanvass. house Goal is ?3,625 ) Street every afternoon Monfor municipal purposes in Spring- - 26436 Pleasant Grove Irrigation will cost approximately - ville to Co.. Pleasant Grove, Ut. 6 sec-f- i. day - through Friday. Sunday , complete the works and apply City. the water to beneficial use. 26113 John D. Roundy, John W. for irrigation use from a 16-ipublished Sunday . Protests resisting the granting h Roundy and, William W. well morning. 300 bet. 600 and ft. a at Lindsey, deep Entered as second h class : Pleasant Grovei Ut. 1 sec.-f- t. for point S. 243.5 ft. and EJ 817.21 ft of said request, with reasons must be in affidavit matter at the post! office In Irrigation use from a developed from WVi Cor. Sec. 21, T5S, R2E. therefor, aind filed extra with form, copy Provo, Utah, under the act of spring at a point S. 432.5 ft and The water is to be used from with the State' 403 State Engineer, March 3, 1879. E- - 1288.2 ft. from NW Cor. Sec. Apr.! i to Oct. 31 as ta supple-iCapito- Ij 1, Salt take Utah', City B :' Subscription terms by carbe mental supply to irrigate 1460 on or before Anril 10. 1955. HTSS, R2E. The water-will- ; PARK is CITY rier in Utah County: r expect Skiing diverted and carried 1320 ft. by acres in SEti Sec, 19 Si ' Sec. A hearing w ill be held; on this - Per month to ed weekend be this excellent $1.50 Open ditch to be used from Apr, 20, S'i Sec. 21 Sec. 28. NHs Sec request for extension- - of time be- at ac Snow the ski 6 Park in $9.00 months advance area, 31 to 5 to f Oct. 29, in acres NEU Sec. 30, T5S, R2E. l fore the State Engineer at 403 irrigate One year in advance $18.00 XVV4 said Sec. 17 and for year- - ,26437 Pleasant Grove Irrigation'. State Capitol, Salt Lake City, cording to reports. There is a trace of powder By mail .anywhere! In the round incidental domestic and! Co., Pleasant Grove, Ut 12 sec.-f- t; Utah, at :the hour of 2:00 p. m. snow over ski snow Total . or its possesUnited . States pack. g for irrigation use from two 16-i' purposes April 15, 1955. Protestants may 60 will is inches. lifts depth sions: $1.50 month; $9.00 per 26188 United Statesj Steel Cor- vells bet 300 and 700 ft. hearing and adduce operate on Saturday, deep at appear at the in advance; six for months andSunday of their pro poration, P. O. Box 510, Provo, points and in amounts as follows: testimony in support and are roads open. $18.00 a lor tests.. . year In advance. 1 5ec-&J for irrigation use No. 1 N. 92.1 ft and W. 1756 ft Herald M. JOSEPH a'4-in-. TRACY, telephone numbers: well bet 500 and 650 from Eli Cor. Sec. 31, T4S, from Sessions of the Constitutional editorial State For circulation, adEngineer. at a ipoin S. 484.8 ft R2E, 6 sec-ft- ; 928.1 ft No, 2--5. ft deep- 1742.7 "'of Conventipn were not open to the isisues in Published 495; and sports, Friday vertising ft. from E'i Cor. and W...2al.2 ft. from and W. Cor. Tt, nii., ru public, but were conducted in se far society and newscallbriefs, v. 4, ijo, jec-ii- . sv. v, Ane.from Feb. 25 to Mar. llt 1955. cret. , call 432. Experience -- j State Office Building Plan Study Urged ex-wif- - -- SWIFT'S fl r: am-hulan- 7 3 MEAT U SKINIESS-A- mm 86c MARGARINE 3, PWDR.MILK SHORTENING 8 Lbs. yV CHEESE CAI A LE. OYSTERS Ja J?L"1 W- !L ., m;:: Vl Legal Notices a 1 CAI 12-o- Utah Dairymen Meet in Salt Lake mm . "7 f r TAMALES w ni . T. -- . : ; II see.-ft.!R3- . i vlJm.;w 7 deepicon.oDie.1433 w-i- f . . 18c 16c 18c 37c . saltine rrERS... A CREAM STYLE Standby, .303 can 2-2- 5 Lb GRAPEFRUIT z. . BUTTER 5 P-N- UT cans z. 303 can .... .... NEW POTATOES JAMS".:.....:, . 41 . . 00 1 - SPAGHETTI . loaf 25c 55c 67c 5 ib 5 tbs . . Lb. 1IG -5- . . . 7 1c 333-20- c CHEEZWHIZso, 29c 57c SYRUP 2 can 27c 27c ASS'T JAM lar 2 Bbag30c 43c RAISINS l93 MIRACLE WHIP ca on I OS 25c TOILET TISSUE 4 Ro u25c Vi-l- b. 4-o- b. can . JUIvC TOMATO HlirC JUlVk No. 10 can 46-o- 6-o- RICE 5c -lb. CHILI BEANS II lirC PEAS Mild Western ll . ; CAN SOUP v2E2Ar? 1 urkeyG rowers End Short Course LB. SOUPn V.UKN r. 35c 27c 49c 29c Is FROZEN "ADM r. 1us ee .,P 4 65c ROAST BEEF 12 M 5lbs. I95 SPAGHETTI ..... 35c CHOPPED BEEF ot . YEL0WTAILTUNA2-27- c w can American AAAM ibs 13-m- an .'"rrr lb. FRYING RABBITS lb. lb. HENS READY . - Sirloin or Prime Rib 39c 100 lbs. RED SPUDS $1 90 90 39c ADAMICC VliHIMVInJ CASE targe LI AAA C WHson Certified lb. 49c rnAorrnniT i Half uiiMrcriiui sunkist UE rlAlYlj Whole or lb. 32c CABBAGE NeJ . ... lb. 5c HAMS' Cudahy's Wilson's No. BACON Sliced ...... lb. 43c RADISHES onions 2 bun. 7c ban-bee- n t 13-sto- ry 29c POT ROASTS lb. 39c 29c BOLOGNA .'c... lb. 29c 19c LUNCH MEAT Ad lb. 47c 19c FRESH SIDE si c.d : lb. 43c lb. 23c 39c DEEF SIDES mm Get 'Henriettas' ' lb. lb. lb. lb. lb. MUTTON LEGS' POT ROAST Bf"!y SHORT RIBS 'To y OXTAILS Dstr: PORK ROAST ccu","f ; , A z. WITH NEWSPAPER ! COUPON 6-i- n. ON BLUE CHEER -- larg : Sin Pkg.'t y - . 'I ! ! -. -- r- -- - A KJ -- V- J-- -- -; 1 -""- .f f i I 12-in- 66c VETS DOG FOOD Giant Size FAB Large Size . 28c NAPKINS 80 count PALM0LIVEBBrSIZE 11c FACIAL TISSUE AJAX .. . ....2 for 21c WAX PAPER , 6-3- VEL . . . : . . . 8c ,. fl, 25-f- t. Roll 9c 20c 17c At Ream's Food Bargain Annex all items are advertised and priced at or below our wholesale cost to which we add only 10 at time of sale Except Fair traded Items r- . -- - Skiing Reported n. ; Herald Excellent" At Snow Park tock-waterin- n.' i -.-Ut- u..w .E ' I,'.;;-"-- ' ! ' o. Utah's; Lowest Food Prices! mm Utah's Lowest Food Prices! 9th West and Center, Provo Open 8 a.ml till 10 and East State Highway in American Fork j ' i p.a. |