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Show 1UNDAY. NOVEMBER 8. 1950 SUNDAY HERALD yrovo, Utah County. Utah Heavy Absentee Balloting In V Utah Reported By Officials SPECIAL ANNIVERSARY PRICE BIG JUMBO SIZE PLASTIC HERE IS A SUPER SAVING . CHIX tration what he called "one-sto- p service station" for veterans of Salt Lake county official Sat- - all wars. i heaviest ab- - In unlay reported the Thomas charged 'that sentee balloting on record and the Sandy, are of Republicans "bankrupt a ' aid it hints record turnout it ideas." i the polli in Tuesday's general Thomas said that while the Re, election. about the propublicans complain Some 2500 persons who will be grams of the Democrats and call unable to vote at the polls Tueg-- - them have failed socialistic, they cast at ballots have day already to any one of them and in the office of the Salt Lake county factrepeal most of the have The total includes what Democratic endorsed , clerk. achievements. clerk Alvin Keddington termed As the final political big-w- a "surprising number" of hos- to Utah on behalf of Demostump abto authorized pital patients, sentee ballots under a 1949 law cratic candidates, speaker Sam Rayburn of the house Friday by the state legislature. night criticized the Utah state Bet Terrific Pace farm bureau for opposing Demo Meanwhile, Utah's top office cratic congressional candidates. Speaking at a rally in Logan, campaign erf continued their terrific pace. Rayburn warned that such parSpeaking in Richfield. Wallace ticipation in partisan politics T. Bennett, GOP nominee to un- may wreck the organization .and seat Democratic incumbent Sen. the farm program. .' Elbert O. Thomas, came to the He said he is fearful that-thdefense of the veterans adminis- farm bureau, by its stand in Utah tration. Bennett said he is politics, will split its membership against the proposed dismember- in such fashion as to wreck, the ment of the VA. But he asked organization. that some chsnges be made in He also blasted Republican at to make the adminis- - tacks on President Truman,- - asthe set-u- p serting that he is still the leader of the country and that any at tacks of knock and smear only undermine American policy. In a speech prepared for a Salt Lake City rally today, Mrs. Ivy Baker Priest, candidate for second district congressman, challenged the attitude of the admin- stration against starting new for A court of honor for scouts of eign aid bill calls for expend!- -; the West Utah LDS stake will be; tures of $85,000,000 to perform held sunasy at 3:30 p.m. at the such work in foreign lands. Second ward chapel, it was an No Additional Jobs nounced today by R. W. Doman, chief executive for the Utah Na At the same time, she cited that tlonal Parks council. while Utah is a treasure house Alfred S. Bennett, scout com- of raw materials, the present admissioner for the West Utah ministration has not created any stake, and Don Hawke, member additional jobs by building, incomof the stake advancement dustries to capitalize on the state's mittee, will be in charge of the great potential. court honor. Reva Beck Bosone, incumbent Troop 41, with Verne Nelson Democrat seeking reelection from as scoutmaster, will be the host the second congressional district, troop and jamboree scouts of the told a Sandy audience last night troop will put on the program. that the health insurance pro- grams before congress have been misrepresented. She said Repub-- !In Iicans seem to be unable to recognize that there is a basic health problem national in scope, that must be met. Dr. Preston L. Jones, GOP HAUSER LAKE. Ida . Nov. 4 nominee to unseat Democrat Wal (U.R) Adrian Kaska ter K. Granger in the first conwas killed instantly Friday while gressional district race, also was he and two older brothers, Leo, 8, in Richfield last night. He chaland Matthew, 10, played with a lenged Granger to "come clean" .22 rifle in the family woodshed, and relate the sort of farm program the Democrat "really fa- the coroner rerorted. Dr. William T. Wood said theivors." three had fired the rifle once or twice before going into the house for more shells. Wood reported another brother heard the last shot, "bodead0 the shed and found th . He was one of 10 children of Mr and Mrs. Stephen Kaska of SALT LAKE CITY, Nov. 4 (U.R) HaUger Lake. with it. loKnr cnnnlv hsltioH in Mrs. Kaska was in the house one ghort monthi the Beehive unaware of the shooting state today is developing tight . ' snorvages. j laDor right breast, angling off andi That was tne report by the coroner the the heart, piercing utah department of employment J?',... ,. 'security. police ornceri saia mey pre-- i rienartment saiH Titan hart ferred not to disclose who fired a labor supply of 11,206 as of the gun. Sept. 15, but that the supply had dwindled to 6124 by DRAMA DEPARTMENT The department also noted an increasing demand from counties throughout the state for both and industrial workagricultural ers. SPRING VILLE "The Perils Areas most keenly feeling the of Prudy," a three-acomedy shortage of labor are Salt Lake, was presented to large and Davis and Weber preciative audiences on Wednes- - In Salt Lake county, the Octo-da- y and Thursday evening bjber job openings show a 31 per students of the Springville junior rent increase over last August, and a 90 per cent boost over those high school speech department. The play was directed by Thoraof September, 1949. Unskilled T. Allan with Patsy Ann Loftin workers are greatest in demand, as student director; Joan Bleggie, As of Oct. 15. the department Elaine Ence, and Barbara Willis! reported registered job seekers as stage managers: and Jeanine numbered 2900, 20 per cent less Watts, property manager; with than were listed in October, 1949. Dixis Robinson, make-uTickets were in charge of Sherry Lee GOOD EXCUSE, BUT Barnett and Sharon Clayson; DETROIT (U.R) Judge John D. programs under Clara Jean Rob Watts rejected Reuben Willis' exinson and June Nartlett; and Mar- - cuse that he was doine 40 miles zone so he could get jorie Hatfield and LaDean Pyperjin a to a garage for a brake repair supervised the ushers. Cast members were: Joan job sooner. Willis was forbidden Avereu, jacneune Martin, Marl- - to drive for one year. lyn moon, jerry morn, Allen Sumsion, Evelyn Leyshon, Mar The hippopotamus its vin Reid, Diane Childs. Myron name from Greek words gets meaning Nichols, Jane Harrison and Shar- "River Horse," but it is a rela-tivon Dotson. of the hog, not the horse. . GAUZE C UNTIXD PRESS 2 These diapers arc slightly irregulars We are sure, however, you will agree they are .exceptional values and at this Price better stock up now! 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