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Show tt DAILY HERALD Utah County Schools Resume Vaccinations Salk Anti-Poli- o anti-polvaccinations Decision to resume the shots Salk were resumed this morning at in Utah, despite federal recom Maese'r School, Provo, and at mendation for a further delay, Joaquin School this afternoon. came after tests from University On Tuesday, children will be experts pro vaccinated at Provost, Provo; of Utah polio-medic-al Forbes, American Forkv and nounced the vaccine now in the the banned Cutter Santaquin and Goshen children at state-exce- pt as safe. Although some product Santaquin. No shot are scheduled for Wed of the Cutter vaccine has been nesday, but Utah County vacci- used by private physicians, no nations of graders unfavorable reactions have been will be completed Thursday with forthcoming In Utah. The vaccine shots given to Union and West- - used in the local public school is io " 1 t I Suits to determine underground water rights likely will follow sinking of a ' series of deep wells in Utah County and the state, county agency! heads predicted today. We're getting a flood tf pro tests already," County Engineer Vern Green ; told, federal state and county agencies representatives, meeting this morning with shots. Utah County this year has had onlv four nolio Cases, and no reactions to Salk vaccine, reports M. Smith, director, Dr. Health Department, was becoming acute throughout ' ine state. He said the area west of Cedar had been closed tn further welMrfflin. and tw ely would be done with Mil- -- rd soon. James Jacobs, Uinta Forest supervisor, reported that retard. , fd range development this spring makes it necessary for stock to be; kept from forest lands until the county commission. ater than the usual May l turn- Parke-Davis firm. a of from more scnoois in urem. 'lSSBBSSSSl Drilling big proposed ut.. Rangers and stockmen's ad-rv committee will insoect BROWNIE SCOUTS CHEER INFIRMARY RESIDENTSr-- A special feature of Mother's Day. ac- Provo well on. the municipal Hobblecreek area Tuesday to de-was the the Utah County Infirmary Sunday tivities at presentation of gifts to residents by a power plant site "may suck! water 15 of turn-ou- t, ermine date Brownie Scout troop of Springville. They are shown here presenting a gift to Phoebe Weed, in from a half-miradius, he pre wheelchair. Left to right, front row, Linda Allen, Joann Mitcha, Karen Braun, Janet Poulson dicted. He said the people who The forest supervisor said a BeAnn Weseloh, Marsha Watts and Linda HiUis; back row; Susan Williams, Helen Talmagei depend on water from surface problem exists at present with wells in American Fork and nurseries and gardners lifting Marina AUred and Joyce Krone. Orem suffered when these cities mountain soil from forest land, and commission Utah drilled county Mensel deep wells, and every time a'lt's poor garden soil, anyway. B. Mr. and Bfrs. H. Fifteen Civil Defense have been asked to WASHINGTON (UP) a wen is armed i Lake land its removal is hurting water aeep have returned home after being Utah Republican women were on or an consider for Shore and application Vineyard. protests sheds," he said. The forest service away from Provo four weeks. hand today for the opening of ganization of sheriffs horse posse, said Mr. arise, Green, 1 pains prosecution. National Republican Commissioner F. Rulon Nicholes They went for the National Fed- the five-da- y Commissioner Verl Dixon' asked i Mr. Jacobs said forest road eration of Music Clubs biennium Women's Conference. said today. The proposed posse whether water could be pumped crews are beginning Recent traffic action in Provo spring main- - y held in Miami, Fla., April 20 to The Utah delegation Included also would tie in with sheriff included: has into wells City 300 tenance miles ' of work on during surplus, pro 30. They spent Easter Sunday Mrs. Alex J. Jex of Salt Lake Civil Air Patrol operations, such "Not reckless H. John Atkinson, viding underground storage. loop roads. rwith friends in Denver, Colo., and City, national committeewoman; as mountain searches for lost if ..wells' said ' flowing they're fined state guilty, pleaded driving; visited Omaha and Chicago. They Mr Ora J. Lewis. Logan, the said. commissioner persons, Mr. Green. The court in Hardin County, of Church in First W. Christ Provo Rilea Doe, vice president, $35. Van H. Washburn, speed-- : were in Pittsburgh, Pa. for a vice chairwoman; Mrs. Hajzel Mark is in "Johnson, a Farm Ad the Home midst series of of; 04 was held in -a - blockhouse in week with their children, Mr. and Taggart Chase. Salt Lake City, Safeway Stores, Inc., will be guest ing; pleaded guilty, fined $zu. Bible lectures which will continue ministrator, said the March of 1834. problem Mrs. H. A. Denny (Marjorie MenFederaof the Utah lecturer on the executive policy Ivan J.i Bissell, failure to keep throughout this week. Lloyd E president where they and their family, sel) Women's Republican lecture series at Brigham Young car under control; dismissed for Wheeler, Evangelist from Ogden, saw the opening of the baseball tion ofMrs. Jean Brooner Cow-leUniversity, Tuesday, May 10, at insufficient evidence. James is the guest speaker. Clubs; season. They went on to Washing-- ! national room 260, Eyring Marion Anderson, speeding; dis in 4:15 p.m. met Republican Rep-Young Mr. Wheeler ! Sunday ton, D. C., where they MarScience Center. missed, insufficient evidence. morning o "Ourspoke resentative H. Aldous Dixon who committeewoman; and Mrs. Conception of showed them through the capitol, garet Feeny of Ogden, vice Starting In 1919 as a clerk in Quinton J. Elder, running a stop God" and Sunday evening on one of the company's early Ida sign; forfeited $15. Newell Ber-ne- ll "Jesus the Christ." Because of King, former- chairwoman of Weber County Re and Dr. Ernest i ly of Salt Lake City, who took publicans. Parry, unnecessary use of a increased attendance the Church CHICAGO (UP) The world's ho stores. Mr. Doe is now vice now providing two Be Sure-Tthem to dinner and sightseeing See most famous Siamese twin, three- - president of the Safeway Com horn; pleaded guilty, fined $5. of Christ is conthe in Washington. Following Sunday 1! worship periods morning four stores at "Gerald E. Clark, speeding; year-ol- d Rodney Dee Brodie, ap pany which had Havana, vention they flew to twonow operates over pleaded guilty, fined $20. Mil-- at 9 a. m. and10 11 a. m., with time and that MM to be his back way fighting peared a. m. days. they spent Cuba, where 2000 stores spread from coast to ford B. Gardner, running a stop Bible School at " from death today. ' Mr. Wheeler will speak this The youngster came out of a 55 coast. He has been in demand sign; forfeited $15. Donald Ho- on the subject, "The (Mer-lene evening G. Mr. and Mrs. Harold hour coma and seemed to recog- throughout the nation as an gan, running a red light; for Grand Old Book." Other lectures returnhave Dunford Jones) nize his parents on Mother's Day. authority in the field of food dis feited $15. Robert Ivie, failure in the series will include, "Three TONIGHT Mr. where to Cal., San ed tribution and also for the service to keep car under control; for Homes Which Diego, was But his condition still criti Should Everyone U.S. Dunford is serving' with the WASHINGTON (UP) Two Boi- - cal. Doctors hoped a hemorrhage of his community. He has served feited $15.. Robert Ivie, no driv Have" and "Why Not Be Just a as president of the national asso er's license, forfeited $15, and Marine Corps, after visiting here anza. Utah, miners have- been In his brain has stopped. They held with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. awarded medals for heroism! in out of food chains, member of failure to keep car under cdh-- Christian." Evening ciation ICTVT little hope for his survival if throughout the week will be at Isaac Dunford and Mr. and Mrs. the 1953 national the advisory council, trol, forfeited $15. 7:30 p. m. in the auditorium of explosion at the Ameri it doesn t. J. Gilbert Jones. can Gilsonite Co. mine in Bon Rodney Dee was separated from Boston Conference on distribution Erwin Johnson, improper left the Church of Christ, 867 East for the story on MARLATE. See us tomorrow for and as a member of the Domestic turn; forfeited $15. Donald Bert Center, Provo. The public is coranza. twin his Siamese Mn anLMrs. Joseph H. The Joseph A. Holmes Safety brother, Roger Lee, in a history- - Distribution Department Commit Manning, failure to keep car dially invited to attend all of WEED KILLERS NU GREEN Provo. are grandparents of these lectures, according to, Don to making operation on Dec. 17, 1952. tee, Chamber of Commerce of the under control; the medals; forfeited $15. Assn., Illi-presented in DAIRY & CATTLE SPRAYS INSECTICIDES a baby girl born Friday United States. y William R. Parker, speeding; Neilson, minister. to Set. Paul R. and Elna George A. Collins, assistant mine Roger Lee never recovered con & KARMEX-TELVAR FUNGICIDES ; and Joseph Postma, sciousness after the operation and pleaded guilty, fined $20. Eliza Despaln Peterson. Other grand- aforeman; and all DU PONT I!OIL STERILANTS beth N. Sturm, speeding; forAlter we Diasi oiuns died 34 days later. But his brother Beaver in Limelight parents are Mr. and Mrs. Quayle andminer. Chemicals Science Shrinks Agricultural 19 Piles Into $20. feited lowered Blanche were Prior Postma Tipton. thrived, despite subsequent op Despaln, Lovell, Wyo. A beaver was the center of speeding; pleaded guilty, fined blazing mine 300 feet to look erations and the lack of a permaWithout Surgery attention at Utah Lake Friday, $15. nent covering for his brain. for survivors. Mr. and Mrs. Garth W. Manson the little according to Last however, week, Kathy Find New Heeding Substance and children, Marilyn, Susan, boy became sluggish. His father, Day, daughter of Mr. and Mrs SOARING SOCIETY Science has found a healing substance that Steven and Marjorie spent the shrinks piles, relieves pain promptly, stops Royt Brodie, brought him from his Hal Day, 1116 E. 230 S. Kathy re FORCED TO DISBAND weekend visiting Mr. itching without surgery. Doctors actual farm home to the University of ports that many boatmen saw the ATLANTA CUP) and Mrs. Carl Smith, relatives' Steve Snyder shrinking of piles. Sufferers say, report "Piles have the beaver in Educational around In and Illinois Research . paddling a problem," The secret is of Mr. Manson. was not hurt when he cracked up ased to I juiooaCM! lake, and that she managed to in widely used to heal inHospital here. al?dy , he was trying to fly jured tissue. This substance a, glider is now available in K him the an Doctors spot by looking through explora performed under a river bridge but the smash aAihemorrhoid ointment called Preparation H. Cree L. Koff ord, son of Mr. and dike which in a cracks the under discovered and your druggist. Money bade guarantee. tory operation ($ Mrs. Cree C Kofford, 307 E. 8th up was catastrophic for the North which they he was hiding. tenta brain A man (Adv.) OGDEN hemorrhage (UP) Univertwo one of is N., Orem, Georgia Soaring Society. as John Mertz, could not control. Rodney Dee sity of Utah students who were tively identified died initiated into Tau Kappa Alpha, 21. Indio, Calif., early today lapsed into a coma Friday morn national debate fraternity on after an assailant knocked' him ing and hope for his survival was practically given up. campus recently. Cree, a senior down. But on Saturday night the boy's majoring in political science, has Police said the man, identi been active in numerous debate fied through a prescription filled condition appeared to improve and tournaments during the current at Indio, struck his head on) the yesterday he regained school year. He has traveled to another man when sidewalk New York University and the down. . The He was still much too weak to him knocked to University of Notre Dame par- (Negro) But doctors said his Color ticipate in meets. He was gradu- assailant fled after striking the speak. and he was resting was better ated from Lincoln High School, blow. t more They called the comfortably. tit Orem, 1952, where he participated condition hii in heartening. change in debate and basketball. first-to-four- th C I I Central, Utah City-Count- y H'fttWWftXfti'ilVWjit.iaai 's Horse Republican Women of Utah In the Capital News Briefs i MONDAY, MAY 9, 1S55 lUtab County. Utah Court Suits Feared Over Drilling of Deep Wells Second booster ' shots will be given later this month," if the vac cine 1s available. Children who received real Salk shots "last year will get only booster shots. Youngsters who re or none at all ceived pseudo-shot- s will set both first and booster j -- - 1 i le j Posse Studied Jraffic Actions Retailing Expert Listed by Court Talks Tuesday On Church of Christ Lecture Series Now in Progress Executive Series . 1 :j i BrodieTwin Fighting Way Still Critical yJ ' . . HlflniMs!! - Two Utah Miners 1 - DU FONT'S 'hCAVALCADE Awarded Medals For Heroism - 9:30 ! lectures : P. M. Channel 4 head-joine- d : ni W - ' seven-year-o- ld California Man Killed Ogden In-Kan- m - - P'O-py- Sidewalk Brawl m ne J Why Ancient Age can Outbreaks of the forest tent caterpillar generally occur at intervals. ten-ye- ar ' -- mi Ufo-Lon- -, It. E AD I mr M MBmgmm Airman Leaves For Statistics South Pacific BORN AT UTAH VALLEY HOSPITAL: After Furlough Today: Girl to Bin and Helen Goodman Bryant, Provo. Sunday: Boy to Fred and Ada- Sunday Kahlert, Orem. Boy to J. Grant and Ruth Hansen Nielson, Springville. Boy to Angus and Lula Belle and then went to Francis E Baumgartner Blackham, Provo. Warren Air Force Base at Chey May 6: ' enne, Wyo. Boy to Ross N. and Agnes Urie Mr. Groesbeck is a graduate Urie, .Provo. 1ft Boy to John R. and Arlene U of Lincoln High School. Anderson Anderson, Provo. f GATES! All Metal 533. I OREM Airman Third Class Robert K. Groesbeck, son of; Mr. and Mrs. Richard, E. Groesbeck, Orem, has left for the South Pa cific after a two-wee-k leave with his parents.! He received his basic training at Parks Air Force Base, Cal - mJ yfw I U . (antral f I OTAE3 m 1550 li - S-'--rville loadPrm, Cbfc Phone TR . sayi: . 1 - UNIVERSAL, TO EXPAND MARRIAGE LICENSES ADVERTISINB BUDGET , William Ronald Werrett, 22, HOLLYWOOD Univer (UP) Spanish Fork, and Jacqueline I Prince, 20, Spanish Fork. sal Studio today announced Stanford Richard Wnde, 25, one! mil would spend an additional lion dollars for newspaper adver American Fork, and M a r c i a Fork. Using to publicize sue motion pic Noyes, 19, American LaVera 19, Kenneth Nerdin, tures slated for release before Oct Donna LaDean and Street, Lehi, i 31. . 17. Lehi. George Edwin Dart, 21, Spanish Fork, Charlene Peterson, 20, Provo. Richard Albert Webb, 19, Span ish Fork, and Joyce Smart, 17, t i Spanish Fork. Roy James Anderson, 24, Orem, Alice Remmele, 18, Orem. Loris Edwin Diamond, 17, Ma- pleton, and LuAnn Evelyn Lar- sen, 17, Spanish Fork. Ray Leland Carter, 24, Provo, and Elizabeth Jean Johnson, 19, Provo. Edward Ray Carter, 24, Provo, and Betty Louise Bobbins, 20, Orem. DIVORCES FILED James Lorin Yeates vs. JoAnn Yeates. , i - Holdis Eyeiything y ). i . Asr ,: - NAMES REVEAL IDEAL FISHING PARTY FORT HOOD, Tex. (UP) The Fort Hood public information of t.5 fice came up today with this 4th Armored Division "fishing ? -- I .; i I party:"; . Pvt. Charles L. Hooks, Pvt. George F. Bates, Pvt. James L. ; Brooks, Pvt. John W. Pike, Pfc. N. Bass and Sf c. Jimmie J. 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