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Show C SUNDAY HERALD Sanday. September 10, IPSO j Of Scribe Reveals Close-U- p Life With the GPs'ln Korea School Board Wins First Round In Welter Dispute Question, Answers You and the Service 1 By DOUGLAS LARSEN ably won't be called anytime NEA Staff Correspondent seen, is that trneT (UJ9 thickly that you find the best OGDEN, Utah, Sept WASHINGTON A. That 'depends upon how QTJIGG (NEA) BrED. sort Is vrav to it bv walk won Weber board school through county's United Fress Writer many ' older men are available 'em feet. months DIVIa the sub from your board. Each board gets the first round Saturday in its Q. Six of sliding: age I get Picking WITH 1ST CAVALRY to bring HuntsviUe and stantlal raise in salary. That a quota (U40 Our up high gets too tiring. fight of men which SION, Korea, Sept. has to onto tne roaa ana other junior high school age chil permitted me te buy a house provide. Generally thereit haven't trail party came down the rocky We came out platoons, of GI's dren to two schools near Ogden New. however, I think I will re been large enough calls to dip footpath, and a we advanced we found that two ceive my call te active duty. But into the could see the hill which Ameri- had Jumped off In an attempt to this year. i srouo verv deeo can 103 millimeter artillery was take the hillton our artillery had Second district court judge my service pay won't permit me ly. But Individual boards could been hiting. It was Just a little Charles G. Cowley denied a pe- te pay the regular payments en easily have to draft hammering. are tition for a temporary order re- my blouse, in other words, if I go to flu quotas. Shells bunt with dirty white action, but Htue . actions conthose into service I'll lose my new amoke and dust eruptions on the mighty big ones to straining the proposed transfer. Q. What a boat reserve medi bethem. cerned with was denied The Is this a basis for a defer cal officers who might be taking home. near tne summit. petition hillside The 103 stuff was coming over cause the court believed no per- meat? A a mrm d tended into the Vl a course? Do A. Any hardship which service have to quit school In ease they we began "to fast now. Some shells had a ban- manent injury would be suffered ley before the hill, they Some as whistle cause you will be consid get a call? they passed. see American soldiers for the shee by students or parents concerned might timo in our two hour hike puffed like a freight laboring up before the hearing which has ered In an appeal for a defer A. The policy is to let them batteries been set for Sept 28. ment Generally speaking, how finish their academic year. over mountains. We had come to a grade. The American of Hoop- ever, the attitude of the service is residents Meanwhile, aee their battalion, but it naa lifted their fire a little onhigher tar- er and Kanesville decided to file that a reduction or income caus firing "time taken most of our walk even, to and began action seeking junior high school ed by the service alone is not i get." You could hear the varying make contact with It. Vint thre was a lineman on guns at varying distances boom- age students to attend Wahlqulst basis for excusing the call to ac or two apart. The junior high in Marriott. tive duty. the side of a ridge. Then, we saw ing a second two more linemen with tneir Dig shells, timed to land together, Closing of Taylor elementary Q. I have been an officer in an pool of communications wire in would drift over us and then school and junior high schools in reserve unit lor one Huntsville, North Ogden,. Wilson, organised a deep, dry stream bed 100 feet there would be one big "whoomp" a specialist In one am a also I one on as all year. as was and and twos West in Weber exploded GI's they Then Hooper below. on the opposite slope of ordered by the board Aug. 1. ef the fields which the Army calls threes appeared, dug in on the target BALTIMORE electro Will I be called up behillside. With their green fatigue the hill. Pupils were to be sent to the new necessary. had moth cuted re posthumous whole fore .unit? my South Ogden and Wahlqulst jununiforms and with their dugouts venge on television station Fire to Mertar Bear are You not A. be. likely ior schools. with high boughs, they camouflaged WAAM in Baltimore. were hard to see against tne nign Mingled with our bursts was veterans World ef War Are Q. The moth died when grass, bushes ana stuntea trees. the closer sound of incoming 1 n deferred from service no mat- it flew into one yesterday of the station's KITTENS IN DISPUTE ter hew tough the fighting might transmitting tubes. But it set enemy mortar fire. Kiee Paddies Three In a ditch beside the road sat arc which off a Tenn. (OR) Tabby get? A. Congress can always change put the station off the air for an We wound down Into the val- - Master Sgt Lemuel Brltton of hSsMEMPHIS. to a time hard DSdhis 1 riCC keep trying Miss., anri mnvtd through holding the draft and mobilization rules Waynesboro, from "going to the to meet any emergency manpow hour. dics toward a dirt road where we knee in pain. He had twisted it her kittens Mrs. The of Thomas off an embankment dogs." pet er needs. Just now, however, rould see a Jeep and several jumping of kittens. The World War II veterans are de- MEMPHIS, Tenn (U.ft) A robber TRIMMING OPERATIONS Americans gathered. The rice is while running back to call litter Bishop has ais litter an expectant moth- ferred from the draft w The bearers for a wounded lieutenant. family dog walked into a Memphis store last Georgia Neese Clark, enjoying riHv for harvest. I hurt in a Waynes- er. Mrs. Bishop said the dog and Tuesday, counted out $23 from her first vacation since she took stalk and head are still a bright "Same knee cat wrangle constantly over posQ. I've read newspaper stories the cash football school boro to game," high up color. your It's about green register, and left with over the post of U. S. Treasurer, which say that prob- - the promise he would pay back mows the lawn of her home in waist when you waic tnrouga i. Brltton said. "When we hopped- session of the kittens. the money later. Rice is planted on terraces, and off, they started throwing everyTopeka, Kan. Joe Holt entered the each paddy is separated from the thing at us: Six fcuys were sitting Yesterday SIDE GLANCES store and identified himself to other by a high ridge which on the edge of a bole when a According to a survey. If you the owner as the bandit He said drive holds In the water and converts mortar hit them. One was killed at more than 40 miles an walked Four wounded. mudbottomed a and five he was sorry, but he would be hour, your the paddy into an was the hit lieutenant in but the not needed out, unable to make good his promise accident are chances of havine tub. Water is multiplied by 25. . . . "Call tne police," Holt said. late crop stages, and luckily for bad." Four South Korean soldiers us our paddles were ory "I'll Walt for them." The rice is sown so came down the ridge carrying the His case was scheduled today. lieutenant on a litter. They put RADIATORS REPAIRED f him on the back of a jeep, his Auto Glass Installed FORT WORTH, Tex. (U.R) A feet protruding from the bottom Specialised Work 31 -- year-old of a brown blanket, his face cov Fort Worth woman ered with a wadded mosquito net, wanted a divorce because her AHLANDER'S Probate and Brltton was still panting. "Any husband awakes her in the mid490 So. Dnlv A venae a out. beer?" he called dle of the night and says: "You body got Guardianship Notices would make a beautiful corpse." guy fished into a jeep and Consult County Clerk or the A can. him a sunwarmed threw Further for Signers Respective Britton's hands shook so that he Information. couldn't- make the little can opener work. Finally he punctur NOTICE the beer Bids will be received by the ed a tiny holeininathe top, stream, up geysered Comjet Division of the It's National Watch PurchasingFinance of the State of Brltton clamped his mouth on and the mission of can and drank. top 147 State Capitol Building, Utah, Salt Lake City, Utah until 10 AM, Inspection Week! on Sept. 20, 1950, on the following Communists French F.OJJ. Destination: WELFARE. ADM. Order Hit and Run PUBLICTRAINING SCHOOL: STATE 750 Biennial Reports printed; Strikes In Protest PUBLIC WELFARE, UTAH SIFT. 7TH TO 16TH Bi600 STATE HOSPITAL: Frencn PARIS, Sept. 9 (U. ennial Reports printed; Communists ordered As per complete specifications across the country today at 147 State Capitol Building, strikes as the government prepared to Free inspection this week for your watch. Expert cleaning, Salt Lake City, Utah. 253 foreign Communists. deport The Commission of Finance re- A communist oxxidal said the scientific regulation- oiling repair work done serves the right to reject any or protest work stoppages which be- all bids; or to accept or reject on a small scale in southern promptly. Your watch deserves care bring it in. the whole or any part of any bid; fan would spread across the or to waive any informality or country. f technicality in any bid in the, inOf those rounded up for de terest of the State. All bids will portation 80 were Russian and be rejected or awarded within S iron curtain nationals, 13 were VMS. MC. T. M. MM. U. PT. OTT days after bid opening. Only bids Italians and 160 were Spaniards. a defifirm All but the Spaniards will be giving quotation and "I wouldn't worry, young men candy and comic book 0 WEST CENTER nite delivery date will be ac- deported within 48 hours, the government said. price are acting pretty steady l" cepted. T. S. 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