OCR Text |
Show Appeasement' Acheson Reports to Congress Dn 83 Prisoners Win Pleas for Freedom Conference First Russian Reaction: Truman Appoints Communique 'Lacquered'; Discord Apparent Press Secretary Truman-Attle- e SUNDAY HFRAI December 10, mo Sunday, Provo. Utih Countv. Uth D Two Workers Killed, 16 Hurt In Cincinnati Plant Blast For White House ie SALT LAKE CITY, Dec. 9 (U.R) spirit of yuletide to heart during State board of pardons took the HENRY SHAPIRO rying a plan drawn up in. the WASHINGTON, Dec. 9 U.fc CINCINNATI, O., pec. 9 (U.P board of the company, said damWASHINGTON, Dec. 0 (U.R- V- titudes of the world's two greatest the past three days by approving By of Churchill's Fulton, Mo., There soon will be a lot of Wash Two workers were Press Staff United Correspondent spirit world in the nations and at age would amount to at least killed democratic 83 State from Utah Dean applications State Acheson of jcrctary U.R) The speech. Dec. fl ington stories that begin: "White least 16 others were injured when $580,000. prison inmates for paroles and' MOSCOW, 1 d The company, which dismissed! Sat congressional committees crisis. On behalf of Churchill, Attlee House Gazette Literary press secretary" Joseph H. an explosion wrecked the three sentence terminations. was of turday that the Anglo-Ameresults to "to and fireproofa duck warn the announced posthe expected Appeasement waterproofs American Co. Opposed said Short urday story today Waterproofing The board handed out 53 pa the Truman-Attle- e n "no appeasement" policy ap- conference as sessed adventures of the Pentagon was .one of the in the Dec. 18, White House industrial and Mill Creek By plant tarpaulins, 30 roles and terminasentence in same full force the Tom Senate Chairman les with Connally a "lacqurered communique wnicn and state department as follows: here of will Cause have broken the Valley in the United Saturday. of kind its 28 Largest down e Tar East that it does in Europe of ap only turning to conceal the discord in 'No matter how crushing the habit of writing "White House the explosion was not immediate- States and Texas, outlined Acheson's re- tions, at its quarterly meet- failed; government plications Konow d.the west. blows in world. western the you're taking in a brief statement issued, ing. press, secretary Charles G. Ross." ly determined. contracts .during World War II. rea in comthe Asia first and The don't His statement, in a report on port publication, generally, of of Joe the Baltimore with Short the Sun, reapproval were It was a great day for bad Russian Company officials said 18 to 20 listed only three mit the fatally reckless act for all was one of about 50 newsmen in Manytoof the injured week - long talks between presumably, hospitals in critical con- workers were in the plant and six check artists and forgers as each results reaction, of the conference in of us and don't forget for one min- the White House lobby when an moved esident Truman and British the state department. dition. The two bodies were re- others were working in the office one of the 20 who ap- Washington between the British ute that the basic site and epi- nouncement was made lme Minister Clement Attlee, "The secretary made clear," and every moved from the of the when the blast occurred. The ofyesterday withwas assured freedom of center American plied war world and to the answer minister the future United a to be direct prime of his appointment succeed brick building wreckage Connally said, "that the fice workers escaped with minor after firemen ijpeared " 10 in next the months. must be hCDUDUcan criticism, mat me States is definitely and firmly op Europe only.' president: Ross, who died Tuesday. cuts and bruises. their dense way fought through Gov. Bracken Lee had J. also 1. However, according to the Litriministration has sent China and posed to any appeasement in the Europe was assured it would One minute he was one of smoke and flames. Windows throughout the neighgood news for other parolees remain the center of the east west erary Gazette, Churchill's arid the boys. The next, hisjust e Far East sliding down the None of the dead were identi- borhood were shattered by the excolleagues when he announced that he will conflict. Far East. Attlee's fears were unfounded be- were bombarding him with mmunist drain. fied immediately. plosion, which was heard as far the need for main oppose their rearrest for drink2. American diplomats and mil- cause Truman assured Attlee At. his own request, Acheson "He stressed 15 miles away. as chairman of the Reid, George same "caof the men used the Korean "that for the U. S;, Europe will Short, an unwavering ing intoxicating liquors. itary oeared for 75 minutes before taining The governor said the cities' tastrophe" to increase pressure on continue to remain the center of aggression and im closed session of the house and stand against man, took it in his stride. perialism in the East as in the and towns courts should send western Europe to hasten its re- conflict between the American He said he'd known about it since committees affairs nate foreign 14 West." 30 60 to or for and all them imperialists jail peace loving the day before when the presidays arming. than 24 hours after Mr. Tru 3. "Countries coralled into the nations." Some Republican critics have for drunkenness instead of putIan nd Attlee cemented the at- dent called him in. contended Acheson is willing to ting them back in prison to serve Atlantic trap" and others have sacrifice the Far East in favor of another year. begun to lose confidence in the international leadership of the salvaging Europe from any agSome turtles often lay as many gressive Communist onslaught. is said to be nearer United States. as 150 eggs at a time. Chicago on "No in Korea With the firm stand lacquered communique the center of the earth than New the 'identity of views' . . can The Ideal against Red China, Mr. Truman Orleans. conceal the fact of the inevitable, and Attlee agreed to settle any I Ml EXCITING GIFT differences in that part of the Christmas increased discord in the warmongworld by fair negotiation. camp," the Literary Gazette anything that might cause the ers Present said. Connally said Acheson's de Korean struggle to spread. scription made clear that the "We are convinced," Connally Churchill "Messenger" "British and American positions added, "that the cause of the free SALT LAKE CITY, Dec. 9 (U.P) are substantially closer than world has been considerably ad The said Attlee tUmm Imrr your m Utah's land board today urged would have appeared a week vanced by the conversations be went to publication as (former Washington the federal of bureau Indian af ' dial ago when some reports indicat tween the president and the prime Conservative Prime Minister Win r to put "pressure" on Navaed the British wanted to avoid minister." car fairsIndian ston) Churchill' families who refuse to jo move their sheep from disputed WITH l of Clyde M. Lunceford, Secretary, the Laws of the State of Utah, has grazing lands in San Juan countR.F.D. No. 2, Box 219, Orem, filed herein its verified petition yThe board requested that the 3 Utah, on the 20th day ctf Decem- for a decree dissolving said corBefore you even listen to its "Golden Voice" Probate and lone, ber, 1950, at the hour of 1:00 poration, and that Friday the 5th Indians return to Indian reservaw.nt this Motorola radio for it modem detign! you'll M. P. to o'clock of tions said where hold Notices day, pay they grazing 10:00 1951 of at Guardianship January, land The request was Mahogany and ivory finished rabinels delinquent assessments there- day . with Consult County Clerk or the the large A. M., has been appointed made rights. O'clock adon cost with in notes to Utah's congresthe of together raised Respective Signers for Further vertising numerals lor as room eaey Court time the the and reading. and of sale. sional delegation a following Information. ' CLYDE expenses M. LUNCEFORD, of the Fourth Judicial District in meeting of the land board with 1 Secretary for Utah County is the place H. Byron Mock, regional admin; Published in The Sunday Her- and of land managebureau istrator, to , be is in DELINQUENT NOTICE the which application From ment and Walter O. Olson associWEST UNION CANAL COM- ald Dec. 3, 10, 1950. kElt heard, and that prior to said hear ate area reserSUMMONS busiof PANY. director, (j Navajo Principal place Stunning ing any person may tile nerein vation. cute u itk UK IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF his ness Orem, Utah. y'tquart objections to such application 'natural gold fillrJ Mock said at the meeting that UTAH STATE OF or to the granting thereof by the COUNTY, NOTICE $62.50 J bracriH 11 or 12 Indian families with UTAH only Court. entitled above There are delinquent upon the ' i? " XzZ No. 15,045 I about 3,000 head of sheep still 2 IN WITNESS WHEREOF, following described stock on ac- C.vil on DUDLEY He! FLORENCE remain the BROWN, have hereunto set my hand and disputed range. count of assessment levied on the ! Plaintiff, affixed the seal of the Court said about eight or nine other In- 1st day of February, 1950, the : aforesaid this 21st day of Novem- dian families had removed their , several amounts set opposite the GENE vs.R. flocks' and returned to the reserBROWN, ber. 1950. names of the respective share Defendant. vation. VERL G. DIXON holders as follows: I Olson said reservation officials S1A1L VJr UJAH 1U THE Clerk No. of line Cert. were doing everything they could No. . Shs. Amt ABOVE NAMED: DEFENDANT: Name By Odessa Snow you are hereby summoned and .11 $38.50 890 John W. Baum Deputy Clerk to get the Indians to leave the PLAYHOUSE Handsomely 4 806 Leo Balser land. 14.00 required to servo upon J. Rulon Brockbank & Paxman finished in rich mahogany or 1 948 Max G. and Barbara Utah's congressional delega attorney, Attorneys for Petitioner plaintiffs II Morgan, J white oak, this compact console 1.75 whose address is No. 8 West Cen-1- 7 211 Knight Building, Provo, Utah. tion was urged by the land board Broadhead 5 Norman Davis 5 50 ter Street, Provo, Utah, an answer Published in The Sunday Her- - to ask the bureau of Indian af- provides the superb Magna scope rec681 & 698 Grant Ekins 5i 19.25 to tne complaint within 20 days aid Nov. 26, Dec. 3, 10, 17, 24, fairs to threaten the remaining picture system with built-ifilter and 776 Jack Groneman 3i 2 63 after service of this summons 1950. wun loss of grazing pertube, tangular iMavajos 974 Ray A. Hales U 1 75 upon you. If you fail so to do, mits qn the reservation if they concealed antenna. $359.50 1 75 judgment by default will be taken NOTICE V 941 Herbert Hurst OF PUBLIC HEARING do not return. 832 Harold Holdaway 14 DUNK LEY'S 49 00aKainst vou for tnp relief de- - FOR SETTING 1951 BUDGET in said complaint which 'AND REVISING 1950 BUDGET THEY ANTICIPATED IT 945 Joseph Leo Johnson t j 75 manded 3 50 nas Deen tiled with the clerk of FOR 800 Ariel Larsen .... 1 PROVO CITY CORP., BOSTON tr.p. The Aero Club MUSIC 771 Hyrum Larsen .... 9 31.50 salJ youri. PROVO CITY, UTAH. New England, oldest organiof an a divorce. is mis for action 857 4 14.00 a A. Leland Nielsen is NOTICE that 136 WEST CENTER zation of its kind in America, hereby given 7.yW Eimim W 902 Harry Orvin Dated November 30, 1950. 1 3.50 be held by was founded in 1902, more than will Luxe Handfmm, hearing public Provo, Utah J. RULON MORGAN 643 Moroni L. Olsen . 5'4 19.25 Urtamhmni eaj. A the Board of Provo City Commis- a year before the first flight of for mvalrm mt'U tvor tmlk Plaintiff sioners for the purpose of setting the Wright brothers. 904 George Rawlings . 3 Attorney 10.50 8 West Center Street $45.00 1 pr,d 939 Grant Z. Stephen 3.50 the Provo City Corporation Provo, Uah 253 & 326 Stennie Swen for the year 1951, and for Pudget Published in The Sundav Her- Iraaa S3 7 5 i 19.251 son OlWr Dm the Provo City Corporarevising 699 James I. Snow ... 5Vj 1925 !aldDec.3J10, 17, 24, 1950. tion Budget for the year 1950. 942 Marie Howard CIVIL NO. 16307 Hearing to be held at the regu- 1 1 G I N guarantees Sack 1.75 IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF lar Citv Commission meeting 4 ihe DuraPowor Mainspring 959 Gordon B. Swapp 6.56 THE FOURTH JUDICIAL DlS-- i Thursday, December 28, 1950 at 872 Eldon R. Taylor .XftW never, never break ! i , IN AND FOR UTAH the hour of 10:30' o'clock A. M., in l.o l 798 LaVon Vernon 6 21.00 COUNTY. STATE OF UTAH the City Commission Chambers 889 James T. Williams 2 7.00 IN THE MATTER OF THE of the City Office Building, ProLower-Price- d 'Use Our Convenient Credit or 641 George F. Wells 15.75 VOLUNTARY DISSOLUTION vo City, Utah. 4'i bo Merrill Williams 1.75 OF THE i Order of the Board of Provo By Lay Away Plan And in accordance with law and PROVO HOTEL CORPORATION City Commissioners dated De- order of the Board of Directors A CORPORATION, cember 7th, 1950. HEINDSELMAN'S an made on the 1st day of February,! Notice is hereby given that the A. M. SNELGROVE 1950, so many shares of each par-- 1 PROVO HOTEL CORPORATION, Provo City Recorder WEST CENTER 124 wi ui uin hock may oe neces-i- A and Published in The Sunday Her- corporation, organized sary will be sold,at the residence existing under and by virtue of aid Dec. 10, 1950. Truman-Attle- e : ri- e held-larg- r easy-goin- g, good-natur- ed bmart radio buy State Land Board Wants Indians Off Disputed Areas -- ELGIN "ws IP mncrr Legal Notices vr fr 3 ; ''lily1 f D-- Lt v . . $1795 j ,..tf-- - - C33Ss . - . . h . n . MARl . . tis . . Hudson fecemaker for '51 . ml u ; tilt r t.r. m'mt X "'aZP 7, J A ,m V GIFTS FOR HER SUNBEAM MIXMASTER 39.50 tfS' lfiQc; J. J TABU JyL W) Vs TWEED U eric, Xmas Tree Lights, Gloe Lite Xmas Cards, 12 Cards Cameras Kodak Pony 828 Other Cameras 2.75 up Large Assortment of Toys Canasta Sets XMAS TREE STANDS.. Sets .., 89c 29c 29.95 Old Spice, Yardley, Mennens end Lentheric. 0. fe A SHEAFFER PEN AND PENCIL SETS FOR MEN 1.25 X 5.95 to 26 50 Cosmetic Cosmetic Gift Sets, Utah County's largest assortment to choose Tweed, Dorothy Gray, Tussy, Max Factor, Yardlcy, Coty, Dana's Tabu. G. t:. Pop-u- p Toaster 22.95 Bubble Bath-9- 8e size- -2 for 99 from-Lenth- ..... PERFUME oz. 2.50 COLOGNE j nbeam, Kemington, Shick. trom 8.75 to 20.00 Sea-fort- Col-gate- h, s, WHITMAN'S SAMPLER CHOCOLATES 1 -- lb. 2.00 WATCHES . . . $2.49 pj. ... r Mill j,.. jjijm - plus tax MICKEY MOUSE WATCHES 4.95 plus tax ALARM CLOCKS . . 1.89 1.09 98' City HI HI GIFTS FOR HIM vr-G. E. STEAM . . . . IROK1 ,W I f MIILM i5Sawr- Costs less than many smaller cars ! II power, room and ride . , . you can enjoy big-ca- f a sensational new car that' economical both to buy and drivel Hudson's new Pacemaker for 51 gives you surging Now, Pacemaker-Si- x power from its engine built to outlast any engine in its class. " design makes And Hudson's famous . . . and America's car in room most the any possible lowest center of gravity frr the world's best and high-compressi- on "step-down- safest ride! "Pacemaker smashes all No wonder this lower-price- q t records for value! We invite you to drive it . ; . discover how much dollars bring you in Hudson's more your motor-ca- r new Pacemaker for '51. SK1 PACEMAKER MM WORTHY COMPANION inujg CORNER UNIV. AVE. A CENTER ST. , 1 1 i it High-cemprfi- power en performance economy regular gat! V i Most room at any price! Lowect-price"step-dow- i on d n" ear with famous design ! America's safest carl Skylinor Styling . . . streamlined beauty outside gorgeous color harmonized intoriorsl Durability to outlast any other car! d lower-price- f::-- fciikiiiiiiiftKiiiai Tun la THE BILLY ROSE SHOW, TO THE FABULOUS HUDSON HORNET TAYLOR MOTOR, INC. 5th West and 3rd South Prove,. Utah Phono 3434 ABC-T- V Nttworfc |