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Show to Young Demos Young Democrats of Utah county will hold a convention! Friday, March 24, with reorganization of the officer I'slate as one of the major items of business. .The convention will be! held at the Timpanogos school. Fifth North and Fifth, West in Provo, according to starting, at 7 P.m., Barold Hanson of Orem; president of the county ' Young Democratic alub. t Grant MacFarlane, state Demo, cratic chairman, will be keynote convention. speaker of the Business; of the meeting, be-- !i aides the election of new officers, will include adoption of a convention platform. A tvroeram of entertainment has been arranged, and free refreshments and dancing will jwlnd up in 1 -- a the evening.! '' ,!! I Present officers besides Mr. (Hanson are Emily Miner of iSpringville, ;vice president; Jiia-nita Thornton of Provo, secre- -i tam and Fred Roylance of Provo, treasurer. Everybody is invited, i! r j , ' Rites Wednesday j For;; Founder Hi: Of Store Chain 1 -- DY EstobTishtng C itsoirlcots ond expanding them. '. '';v!; - Conducting research ond experimoftrs ! contlfwaRy improve products and ', boost fonts Income. . 7 ft . Motormpn Kills ' 5 Thailand. (UR) ra'th Mani 'of thu email rnuntria nf 1 10 . toL..ir.. I I intrti i Vets Fail city-own- ed , ! anti-Commun- ist . ... . j. '" : YE , j ; Brink Theft Tom Bullock Returns to Philippines- j - : : ' ' YES, YOU GAM SAVE S150 AMD 140RE -- M Y6AR0N iA 1950 FOOD xr . S(AWB . I ij3 131 inpfilm Get your new AOV.SpfnrJrier M? i r Tt I hi r. ' " - Evacuation . ' coflMnwolly ' ,: , ;' 'pi' ALPINE Funeral services and burial' were held in Heber, Ariz., for Barbara .Reidhead, recently, (Continued 'from Page One) 17month-ol- d daughter of Mr. Mrs. Arthur Reidhead who and ing to do to back it up," Knowdied here Sunday at the home of ' land told a reporter. an aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. He has urged that Australia, Neldon Perkins. New Zealand, Korea, the Philip ss The infant is survived by her pines . and U. Japan parents and a brother, Arthur be brought into closer union. He David, six. suggested this be done through an American statement that this Country would regard any com Ship 7 Britain must evolve some pro,1 (Continued from Pare One) crram in vlctlna tmMna accused Georga southeast Asia would make a; that the area already is "doom-!?1mer,"cin nm, with a stand against Communist aggres-jed- ", and that "neutrality" is bet- - T0I?5" kn fe trPm th sion if they were sure they would ter than "democracy." iort he lnCident be backed ubj "all the 4way' by Only definite and understand- - ored'01" "f I it the western democracies. . ... . . bl nlan. uranteih th fr.- ; That View li held by almost dom of those nations, is likely -- kuS 'SlV i ' negroes-wh- o all the important! local: foreign be accepUble. , said saw thi leaders here with whom this cor- -, u the United Stales takes --the affair. INone could they confirm sn-- ; respondent has talked, jsoma ofjiead in Asia, she must convince defur's story of a knife threat by, the topjUnited States diplomats the millions of people there that1 Jones, h ': munist aggression against those M stationed in the Far east made th it. s i not in Pr.it ii.ii4 w Winm countries as a development "ad- (Continued from Page One) same when observation here the them as they were for! transit system as the versely affecting bur own na- but there was no immedi- tor tneir recent uangKOKccmier-- i iPi0lting some of th eolonUl conductor on Sandefur s car, was Kional interest and of direct con Toledo under years ate confirmation the warship ence. . summoned to police headquarcern to uw united oiaies. would accompany the liner to-- Their view is expressed openlyj'powers. j Police An ters foi4 beprogram Shanghai. Vice Adm. Russell S. in some of the newspapers in for Asia should be established lieved hequestioning, would be able to clear, Berkey, commander of the U. S. this area, which many quarters! along the same lines as was set up what preceded the fatal Seventh fleet, . said the navy feel will be the next target of;UD i j. for Eurnn. shooting. would escort the Gordon to the j.nea expansion. scene. (Continued from Page One) Fee) Uneasy About 60 ' foreign passengers, Because women half them of their weakness, both1 of and children, a phoned Key West on pay phone. boarded the Gordon here to 5; 1. ... and economically,1 politically PHILIPPINE LEADER ACCEPTS PROVO GIFT-i-To- m Bullock, A few minutes' later he returned travel to Shanghai. Most of the some of the small countries' of left, Jaycee delegate to the Fifth World Congress of .Junior dejected. do not are British and French southeast Asia feel they would wish to speak to passengers ."They Chamber International, presents a gift from Provo to Manuel de with home and business interests be courting disaster if they took said. he ; la Fuente, mayor of Manila. Looking on is Alvah B. Adam, us," too strong a stand in the East-We- st in Shanghai. HEED USED PIANOS another conference delegate,; cold war unless they had Finally, at 2:08 p.m. SalU issued a statement. effective backing. really si "We are deeply sorry not to Especially weak In the military have been able to bring this conthese nations do not want Do You Need a New Pia no-R-adio field, from Pace (Continued One) -! ference call to a successful .conto turn a cold shoulder on their such feel "We said. he clusion,' Communist neighbors uhless they Combination or a peace conference must be ar The money was in $10 and $20 are sure they be will protected bills. be Television Set ranged or the world will Cuban authorities said they be- against possible retaliation., blasted to pieces by atomic, war lieved is'the as Here seen LIBERAL a at he made TRADE INS "deliberate jsituation by By DOROTHY REID to avoid declaring the one American! diplomat: cleaning up of trie cities and nave fare." tempt" LETS MAKE A TRADE Whenr Tom Bullock left the done much to combat both ju The small countries of southmoney. commuliberahis veline and DUNKLEY'S delinquency Philippines following Fortier said that Borroca had east Asia would like to make a tion from 40 months in a Japanese nism. ' From the central Manila Children Should Walk, violated no U. S. cus stand against Communist aggresapparently prison camp, cities lay in sham area, other organizations have Not Run, Across Street toms regulations as there are no sion. However, they feel they MUSIC MART bles and people were suffering been established in Hong Kong, limits Jo the amount of currency must be practical. and Siam. He had been from wartorn spirit. Bangkok India, Program .Wanted 136 West Center Mothers travelers may take from . this I LINCOLN, Neb. (U.R) Ph. 3757 Provo up for The most impressive part of the should The United States and Great beaten, starved and' given country. to children teach their whole trip back tb Manila, stated y dead. never run, across the street. This month Tom returned to Tom, was the unexcelled "hospi walk, That is the belief of Chasles Manila as an honored delegate tality of the Filipinos. Armstrong, Omaha safety engi for peace, and grateful Filipinos neer..! could not do enough for him in SOUNDED THAT WAY i "They won't be hit if they food and entertainment. .Things "If they HOPEWELL, Va. (U.R) Mrs. W, walk." he explained. were very different. T. Keener said her husband's! mu ivBk in front of an automobile, Attends Reception sical ear convinced her that some- the tear will have a chance to Upon arrival in Manila for the thing must be done about modern StOD." COSTS-WI- TII Intereight-da- y Junior Chamber I Anderson views with alarm' the As some she music. silver rattled national peace conference, Tom ware in a pan in her kitchen her mothers who teach their youngand his companion, Alvah ' B, husband yelled out, "How about ster! to look both ways and then Adam were escorted to the Amer turning down the radio? .That run as fast as they can across the ican embassy and then to a lavish music is too loud!" street' . reception attended by other dele1200 oi over members and gates Philippine"' aristocracy, including the president of the Republic During the Elpidio Quirino. event numbers were sung I by leading opera stars, nd a folk dance festival was presented. An array of fireworks showered thea outside scene of activities and huge Jaycee emblem lighted with fire highlighted decorations.;! Other extensive entertainments were shown the delegates,' and time not spent in business sessions was used for tours of the war devastea areas, now oemg built back up, and other locand his tions of eeocraphical torical interest. . ,. 4 Rebuilding Process ' According to Tom, the Filipinos themselves don't know so many fii fTTT ft t spiritual' war scars as would be is still there expected. However, a tendency toward concerning the Japanese who were responsible for so many inhumane actions there during the vwt iuui wetu s WASH IN LESS THAN 1 MOUIt war. Farm lands are still not in full scale production and the one main resource sugar, is hav 3 EXCLUSIVE EXTRAS ing to be brought in because of -- AT NO EXTRA COST! all the Japanese' destroying sugar seedling cane. Automatic Spinrins. Just The rebuilding process is slow, v m turn a Jap toj double-rins- e n to back i is but gradually getting normal. He says that the narrow clothes in spinning basket. streets have not been widened Built-i- n and are still jammed with 18,000 Water filter gives Jeeps, buses and private cars', v filtered wash ahd" rinse water have Jaycee organizations there , for whiter, brighter clothes." been responsible for much of the Handy Swing Faucets rinse, THIS -- v 1D50 4 PHOENIX, Ariz., March 18 (U.PJ The body of L. S. Skaggs, one cf the Safeway grocery store chain founders; will- be sent to Salt Lake City Sunday. Skaggs, 53, died 'of xa cerebral hemorrhage in a hospital here yesterday, after being stricken early in the week. Skaggs also was president of the Payless drug stores which operate in six western. states, ,::i nj': Funeral services will be held Wednesday. It's nice to have an easy job until you find you have time to become disgusted with; it. - - , Old Baby th SUNDAY HERALD Sunday, March 119, Small Asiatic Nations Would Resist Reds If' West Aidsv A. 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