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Show CM Kl DAY DECEMBER, 31 "4930 Provo. Utah County. Utah J SUNDAY, HERALD Wounded Veteran Gives Some Opinions Thomas Services Slated Tuesday two-we- ek V? I Tuesday 2:30 p.m. W, J ' Central Utahns to Dance New Year In; Stores Close Monday vrrmfli- r services for Mark Poulton Thomas, 27, will be held HIM 9 J ji. v Funeral Soldier Doesn't Like Korea But He'd Rather Fight Reds; There Than in Own Backyard if opinion of Set. Mease, who was fx Br MARY WILLIAMS ALPINE Sat. Douglass "Mease here on a furlough an 9 at in Berg mortuary chapel under S L i 4 .Central Utah residents will dance the New Year in beginning at midnight tonight. Cities f. ': direction of Dean E. I.4 Terry, of Provo First ward. The young man Former Lehi Youth Dies In Idaho Crash bishop r A revised ordinances, where necessary, to give draft-boumen a Ihancel to celebrateyounf tho arrival of the New Year in traditional style, j All city and bounty offices will be closed Monday for New Year's day. with exception of county commission chambers which will be open at noon for the swearing in of new counjty officials elected in November flections. Postal deliveries will be confined to perishables and special delivery item. There will be no window service at the post office. Stores and banks will be closed, except those that usually remain open on holidays. The Dally Herald will bo issued, with ah early deadline. nd from Fitzslmmons hospital f in died in WasDenver where he recovered from D.C. hington, wounds received Sept. 10 With where he was the 25th infantry division In KoLEHI A former Lehi youth of a student rea. " was killed instantly Friday night t law. a mile east of Burley, Idaho, when Doesn't Like Korea Friends may Mr. Thomas the car in which he was riding call at Berg mortuary Monday As for thel Koreans themselves. collided with a train. .. a 4 .LI , t. iviease aucsn i intuit uiucu viit from 6 to 8 p.m. and Tuesday He was Dallin R. Moncur, 17, a" them. prior to services. Burial will be of this city. He was native in , burial Provo city park. "Koreans under Communist rule to his home in Challis, Ida.,! Hifl.t knnu, who th.v WP fight Lehi where had been visiting from outLee Twelves LIONS PROJECT Aubry Todd, left, and Ralph Migliacclo sell Owen Harrison and ing, what for, or for which Mrs. Glen Wan-las- s, his with mother, fit," he said. "They don't know the tickets for the New Years frolic, a project of the Spanish Fork Lions club. Proceeds will go for the Christmas holiduring some civic project during the coming year. meaning of loyalty, always ready days. to help the winner, thinking it Mr. Moncur, who was born here might help themselves. They Oct. 29, 1933, a son of Roy D. and Imcheat members of their own Body Alta Butler Moncur, was a student mediate family, and will sell to of the Challis high school, where . an enemy if they figure they can Funeral services for J. Oral For Flown he athhimself in distinguished make an individual profit. Christensen, 43, superintendent of letics. Just prior to the Christmas in Wasatch county schools who was ,There isn't any civilization holidays he received his football Korea as we know it. Families killed Thursday evening in an award for autumn play. adobe huts automobile accident at Ironton, live in SPANISH FORK Ticket sales TAIPEI, Formosa, Dec. 30 (U. BULLETIN 1 He had intended to visit with over a at is done be conducted will where the cooking Tuesday Lion for the SO (U.R) Dec. PITTSBURGH, Nationalist military spokesman his Mr. chickand Mrs. grandparents, charcoal pot and the pigs, p.m. in the Heber LDS stake dance are progressing Problems arising for colleges Lt. Gen. Walton II. Walker W. Moncur, Rupert, and was Lt. Gen. Chanjj; I. Ting said SatDon A $50,000 damage suit was filed ens and cats and dogs eat and tabernacle. is ex a rapidly and big crowd under the war emergency Came home Saturday night going there when he was killed. sleep on the dirt floor with the I. Linden ChuDman. bishon of pected according tto a report by are perhapspresent urday that Communist Gen. Chen Saturday in Fourth district court rest to receive final tribute from most the acre A of the ofrice. li are family. th Heber Fourth ward, will his as result of a traffic death which Lowell Pi Crabb to be faced by institutionsimportant Dance Chairman Surviving mother, Lehi; 3rd field army is on the Yi's of highthe nation he died defending his father, Challis; the following occurred in Nevada a year ago. farm, cultivated by ox and hand flciate. this week. Korea. on of er battlefields in the the in current to join the Red crisis, march learning half brothers and sisters: Rhea, forces northwaird Friends may call at the Berg Proceeds from the New Year's the opinion of Dr. Ernest C. Wil Plaintiffs are Georgene D. Dou-- I labor, supports the family Koreh. in (UP) 30 The Dec. some and Loir Wanlass, Lehi: civic kinson, president-eleTOKYO, Kathryn tre, William Max Doutre, Alfred mortuary in Provo Monday from frolic will go toward of Brig- Human Life Cheap Lin Piao's 4th field army 6 to 8 p.m. and at the family project in 183L During 1950 the ham B. Doutre. Edith D. Snaoo. Geor body of Lt. Gen. Walton H his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. of Gen. some 190,000 Young 19 division university. left of were Mr. for hero Tuesof S. and no con Moncur, Lions are and 330 Mrs. Korea, D. De "Human lives all of Rupert, Walker, Logan. Main, Heber, projects' completed Jones, gene home, He is now in statement made this before th men Salt cemH. A. arrayed in national Provo. zone the burial schools, Butler, Arlington fendants named are C. D. Retse. sequence in Korea, and they don't day prior to services. Burial will safety sighs for United Nation line in Korea City during the weekend as etery Saturday to a roll of drums! Funeral scotch-lit- e tap program for the Lake Claude C. Hinkley and Claude W. think nothing of torture, expect- be in the Provo city cemetery. are pend- above Seoul. Other arrangements ne conierrea wim l.us cnurcn and a final salute from General: Communist Mr. Christensen was one of two bicycles of Spanish Fork chil officials Hinckley. The suit charges that ing the same themselves if taken ing. 1,000,-00- 0 new more his than forces erecconcerning job. totalling in MacArthur of the the William Doutre, husband of prisoner." Army Douglas men killed outright in a head-o- n dren, participation He revealed over reserve. will are he in take that on the A Constellation bearing Georgene Doutre, was killed on Speaking of the fighting in crash on Highway 91 on the crest tion of large road signs into the city, the reins of the 'Y' presidency the special the highway 24 miles north of which Chang said Chen Yi's army casket roared off he was wounded, Sgt. of the hill just south of the steel highways coming "about Feb. will and make first 1," was assigned the responsibility Las Vegas by a car driven "in Mease said: "We were outnum- plant at Ironton. and donations to polio fund, Red a airHeneda at the to attend university rheutrip east for holding the eastern end of reckless manner" by Claude C. bered and caught pitifully short port at 9:40 a,m. (3 p.m. Friday, (Continued from Page One) . The other victim was Ellis Fred Cross, Icelandic monument, problems MST). the battle line across Korea, but Hinckley. Owner of the car Is of material at the time. However, Fuller, 23, of Spanish Fork. The matic fever furtd, and junior high conventions and study and his widow Walker's confronting colleges In the present son, Capt. Sam Walker, accom- committee, rallied to the defense expressed opinSon the Communlisted in the suit as C. D. Reese. the boys know it is a Job to get two men were drivers of the opp- school band uniforms. He will confer with All the defendants are of Lake done, and they want more help to osite-bound ists would not be able to launch armory emergency. the military leaders. cars which collided The doors of the local11:30 nation-wid- e federal and leaders panied the body on the flight fi- of "It's View. a offensive for a week p.m. of education in to Mahon on the highway. Mrs. Fern Schow will be thrown open at get it done fast. easy Eastern criticize," command's Far The D. C, of transportaWashington, or because longer comwe with "What dancing to Sunday night; is Chriswas g, need almost Mr. sid. of outfit decide "My Christensen, wife In January, and will attend the nal respects to the stocky, tion Mon 12:05 difficulties. at to scheduled Kowe are v.here well-lovbegin 8th army tensen, was seriously injured in going and all work pletely annihilated and the American Association of Colleges Chen's army formerly garreans took the uniforms off Our the same crash. She was report- day morning. Free hats and convention Jan. 8 In Atlantic was killed in a together in a spirit of mutual who comander City. will be distributed. risoned the Shanghai area. of Seoul last respect." north accident boys and wore them in battle ed in fairly good condition at the horns 12 jeep meet-; At the week's Lions club Utah Valley hospital Saturday. Kilday said he had "as much against us." Chang said Chinese CommunSaturday were paid in a funeral of Sprlng-vill- e, with the military as any- ist armies still in China are takto Sgt. Mease said he probably There were no other occupants of ing, Byron Wardell dealings the Yokohama from procession S. U. state to the attached at one in Washington", and "I don't ing up defensive positions, and will be assigned to the cars. airfield. think anyone could doubt the estimated that at least one army duty after his release from the Final rites for Mr. Fuller will department, was guest speaker. NEW YORK. Dec. 30 UJ!) Mrs hospital. He had to cut, his stay be held competence of Bradley and I is stationed around such key at 2:30 p.m. in the today 2-CEleanor Roosevelt ranked first on in Alpine short to return to the Third ward chapel at Spanish ar On have thorough confidence in cities as Shanghai, Nanking and the book of knowledge list of the hospital at Denver. Collin and Sherman." the key rail transportation cenFork Austin J. with Cope, bishop, 12 smartest women in America Gen. Omar N. Bradley is chair- ter of Hankow, in charge. Friends may call at from One) (Continued Page Provo police Saturday night for the second consecutive year, man of the joint chiefs of staff; the family home, 140 N. 2nd E., were conducting an investigation the annual poll of the children's to services. Burial will be but sleet, snow Gen. J. Lawton Collins is army two-cprior conditions, a driving into accident which showed encyclopedia Saturday. in the Spanish Fork city cemerain was expected to hit parts thief of staff, and Admiral Forest happened on U. S. 91 just inside or in Concert Singer Marian Anderof the midwest in time for New" P. Sherman is chief of naval tery. the Provo limits. city son was the second in poll, which eve travel. operations. Year's YOU CAN Police were questioning Reed was conducted by editors of the Taft's attack was the first such all was sorts of Travel heavy! B. 820 North UniverMerrill, 21, a on the MAR DEL PLATA, Argentina, encyclopedia among an nationthroughout the nation and New' by high GOP spokesman wide parents' panel. some Dec. 30 d'.D Rescue squads re- sity avenue, whom they asserted York and Federal Judge Willis W. Hitter military high command, 60 extra ordered railroads was one of the drivers. Police NOW BUY saw as it an Listed In the top 12 for the sec- has handed down a decision in moved the bodies of 12 passengers said indication quarters weekthe other driver, Carl Row- trains into service for the are the to and five crew members Saturday ond consecutive year were Anne favor of the government in a auit (Continued from Page One) Republicans ready ley, 43, Rt. 2, Box 567. Orem, end. Airlines added extra sections OUare McCormick, of the New filed by a Charleston couple seekfrom the twisted and charred called on" some flights and there was an broaden their attack on Truman A field-houforBYU them Truman's President from the DC-conported 3 which York Times, Mme. Vijaya Pandif, ing damages as a result of wreck of a foreign policy to the defense for demand space heavy especially se assertconstruction took he shack, Indian ambassador to the United struction of Deer Creek reser- eign policy,at although crashed Friday night shortly to where New Year's foot- field. the administration's after leaving digs resort ing that he (Rowley) had pur- ballcities voir. seashore Taft told a meeting of Ohio NEW this States, Columnist Dorothy Thorn FORD bowl games were to be play Masons sued another car from the scene The Plaintiffs, Mr. and Mrs. M. policies at home and abroad. Mr. for Buenos Aires. that the general feeling and Author Margaret Mead. ed. of to BYU the the Hoover called accident the Truman cinder H. speech level the in Washington was "a kind of North, alleged that The dead included Argentina's Newcomerf to the list were Police went to the scene Public transportation systems; wavering waters on their isolationism. between panic and re foremost oculist, Dr. Amadeo track. In Marguerite Higgins, foreign cor- of underground every expected; practically city where Mr. found they Sen. John J. Sparkman, D., Ala., Natale. Rowley assurance that goes right on up' premises had raised as a result of business with party-jrespondent of the New York Her- the many heavy j and caused flooding supported Dulles' speech and callthe Pentagon. The sole survivor of the crash and Mr. Merrill. ald Tribune: Actress Helen Hayes, of a reservoir goers leaving their cars home to McMahon, cellar and cesspool. ed for expanded Europe aid. was Susana Castilla, 7 years old, chairman of the Sen. Margaret Chase Smith, R.. Asserts Failure to Stop risk4 encounters with than rather atomic energy comI senate-hous- e "How long could we survive whose parents died in the crash. Me, Sister Kenney, Helen Keller drivers. asdrinking Mr. Officers said Rowley and of the senate foreign holed up in a 'garrison state' with- Most of the passengers were reand Physicist Florence Rena Six Themattoon, 111., Journal Ga-- ji mittee the other car had failed relations out an ally in the world?" he turning to Buenos Aires to spend serted aacribed Sabin. a on featured its front to stop after passing him and zptte page Taffs attackcommittee, to "his own personal New Year's with their families. asked. n, four-- j in so close the (Continued from Page One) cutting passing Susana was pulled from the car Sen. Brien McMahon, D., said space and instructed ambitions." Delivered in Prove U. S. clipped the Rowley machine. inch white "I was saddened by what apradio by patrolman plane Mr. burning to use the space Dulles answered Hoover's drivers drinking not reward communist aggresPolice stated them told Rowley to child be a concentrated effort For Desau who rushed the to write their "names, addresses, pears proposals, which he called "a re- Vila sion." of to Mar Del Plata hospital where he was able to give chase, and names of relatives, favorite hos- to carry on a partisan political (Continued from Page One) cipe for disaster." 3. As an effective counter-a- t to car he trailed the that ' attack Eighth as Lirtlo was described us of condition those while as her who Sen. Paul H. Douglas, D., 111., tack to communist expansion, the North and a point where a road pital and funeral director." war. Pugh got one of the six Itfigs United have critical. the about thought deeply writused also be "It for also may turns into the BYU fieldhouse States will press vigoroussupported Dulles' warning When You Bug downed by Sabre jets on Dec. 22. problem are hoping for a closing ing wills" the .paper added. and cinder track. ly ahead with present programs against withdrawal from Europe enof the For the Future ranks and have been Capt. James Jabera of Wichita and and redouble its ef- and Asia. Police said Rowley declared CONTRACT AWARDED conthe by couraged president's and Winona, Kans., flying as forts policies to meet situations of strength "If we give up Europe and) the car he was pursuing turned BUY FORD! IDAHO FALLS, Ida., Dec. 30 tinual consultations with the top wingman for Pugh, was credited "to meet trouble wherever it Asia," Douglas in this road and came to- - a halt (U.R) said, "we give up (Continued from Pae One) with the probable. The atomic energy commis- Republican leadership," he told a threatens." This requires rapid ad- bases from which we could on or near the BYU cinder track. sion announced Saturday it has reporter. The morning battle over the ditions to American military launch a counter-attac- k At Utah's Oldest Dealer against power for war industries . . . It was then that Rowley called awarded "Sen. Taft seems in a mood in to the Olson Manufac-- ! northwest corner of Korea ranged strength and demands continuance Russia." was and Merrill needed could please him young police which will supply much from 24,000 feet down to 1,500 of efforts to work for peace Dulles said America's turing Co., Boise, a contract fori which nothing the station for question- construction the success of his own ability water supplies to irrigate acre- taken to except' five steel of TELLURIDE feet and the American pilots re- through the UN. storages counter-attacPolice said Merrill was tanks and installation of two! personal ambitions. As for me. in to k is the only fac- age to take care of the food needs ing. 4. "Economic aid will be car- tor turned to their advance Korean own his on released World later recogWar III. to nations other and the nation these of this deterring approach questions storage tank suction heaters. base to report seeing one Mlg ried forward although redirectDulles said, the United States we might be called on to support nizance on telephoned instrucThe 9 38,900 bid of the Olson there can be absolutely no partiMOTOR CO. "go down in flames" and another ed where necessary to contribute does Loose. tion Dean from City Judge not have" to choose between under our foreign commitments Co., was the low- -i sanship. We must realize that Manufacturing turn upside down close to the to the military strength of the free the water Rowley's wife was taken to a est of seven combination bids! survival means just exactly that: arming the entire Democratic and which will supply Prove, Utah ground "in a steep dive and world." war in- Provo doctor, where she was opened Dec. 28 by the contract and we will either unite or we Phon 1000 our of for to world abanor expansion impregnability 5. black smoke." The United States will step trailing exof will perish." dustries and to take care said to be suffering from shock. board. exF-up its world information program doning itcanto beRussia. Russian Shooting Stars and F-needs." her released The and doctor she municipal he panding said, pansion prevented, to of the ideals free Sabre jets, each claim eight kills express fully "My analysis convinces me returned to her home with her by building "around the rim of that the now. In addition have men .thus making certain conthe Weber basin project and husband. that world" nations captive strong Russia and its puppets "are four. damaged six and initial the Police said damage to Rowto subphase of the upper resist conquest by . The Sabre Jets from the 4th stantly "before the bar of world enough Colorado river project fall with- ley's car was about $100. They versive methods. opinion in these classifications," the sen- said damage to the other ma wing were 6. "We must to close the ator said. patrolling the Sinuiju area at 24. ranks at homestrive chine was slight, only a few to obtain the 000 feet when Pugh, leading the a re- - dollars Watkins recalled Senator which derives from unfirst flight of four planes, singled strength cent dinner at which Mr. Chap- great parties must out the leader of the enemy plane ity. The two man expressed assurances concontinue to consult with each (Continued from and attacked. One) the future of these Utah Page QLi cerning on international affairs in He hit the Mig. then dived other water and closed the projects UlTipU acto order insure American that the end of January for a second letter an expressed confiaway and scored with repeated tion will have maximum Wnf-a- " MT It fc possible review of defense vMor !m ye mnd y I bursts of machinegun fire in the dence thatheL plans. department would Continued from Page One) bipartisan backing of Out and conference and the here the tailpipe. The Mig its early approval and would wing give closed that Culbreath in Europe, Eisenhower will be provide funds for Weber basin. whose burst into flames and when Pugh able to make decisions on the salary is $7500 a year had cash pulled out of the dive at about CARD OF THANKS and property worth about $27,000 structure of his unified 1,500 feet it was last seen burning May we express our sincere icommand FROM defense force and to recommend SHEEPMEN. FORCED when he took in 1941 but was and smoking. gratitude and appreciation to all what WATER now TO HAUL worth manhe believes $95,893. America's those who so kindly assisted us Committee counsel Downey power and materiel contribution PRICE, Utah, Dec. 30 l.J! after the death of our beloved should Rice be. said Culbreath's income tax drouth Eastern Utah's extended mother and daughter. Lenore The United States plans to of- has forced sheepmen in the Car- - returns from 1941 to 1949 indi- Chipman. . area to haul water cated the sheriff's take-hor pay We are truly grateful for the fer about five divisions of ground an- -, totaled only $38,014. if was to and it troops feed 1951, during possible. flocks, kind for of words the acts, many An investigator accompanied However, officials said the total nounced today consolation, the beautiful floral contribution to his home and reCulbreath will be determined Livestock said the growers offerings and other expressions cattle and sheep herds in the ported to the committee by teleprimarily by European efforts. in our bereavement. Eisenhower will carry broad Blanding and Monticello areas phone that the sheriff had an adJanice and Geaniel Chipman Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Vincent authority from this government of San Juan county also are re- ditional $1803 In a safe there. to assess previous defense planquiring trucked-i- n feed and waning and chart new plans to meet ter. Early 1000 tons of hay alnew dangers of a Communist ready have been hauled to that CARD OF THANKS' We wish to thank our many strike from the east. area. kind friends and relatives for the The supreme commander will sympathy they expressed during meet during the week with the our sadness caused by the recerit president, the joint chiefs of death of our beloved wife and staff. Defense Secretary Gen. n x Fannine Louise Cowley George C. Marshall and Secretary mother, tj x J Poultry men of State Dean Acheson. Planning Allred. Afternoon Every (Excepting wind & weather lotion V For the many acts of kindness, for Eisenhower's conferences has and Sunday Saturday) I ami farmers , words of consolation and thought- - been started by his top aide, Lt. Sunday Herald Published Sunday RfuUr Shut Morning M. Gen. Alfred iui servicer they gave, we are Gruenther, former Published by The Herald You can get the army deputy chief of staff, who tion. SO South Firit WestCorpora deeply grateful. Street. Provo. Utah. Entered as second R. Allred and sons. 'will accompany him to Europe Leigh class matter at the post office in maximum nervice, J J11 A I bottlo Provo, Utah, under the act of ll ' Urge $2now March 3. 1879. Subscription terms IB I n In Utah C. E. "CHUCK" PETERSON by carrier county $1.00 J. P. HAWKER profits and saving of Buffalo, OkTa., wounded veteran of the Korean war who has been visiting friends in Alpine, doesn't think much of the Koreans and he isn't too Interested in saving them but he'd much rather fight Communism over than here. iitir.c uvii uron tka niv Ko " ! rrtn here at home," the soldier de- clared. "If we're goln to fight tommunism, in Deuer iu uu ovar there tban in our own back yards." This is the principle justification for the Korean war, in the -- Ks-- w fc. J en-rou- n Educator's Rites Set Tuesday at Heber Tabernacle New Years Frolic Wilkinson Says To Benefit Lions Club Project Fund Crisis Brings Crash Damage Suit Filed For $50,000 ft- evil-smelli- club-sponsor- New-Year'- s ed Communists Rush Chen Yi's Army to Korea of General Home Arlington Burialr College Problems ng te -- ct flag-drap- ed rain-drench- ! ed Taft Tactics j full-sca- le swash-bucklin- Eleanor Roosevelt Smartest Tops Women of America ed j non-comb- 17 Killed In Airline Crash; Girl Survives Government Wins Deer Creek Water Suit Decision Youth Questioned Accident Hopes Held ar Dulles Warns au-line- r se ral '51 p-- on Point black-border- two-colOm- ed Sabre .... $159790 Watkins j . 80 86 -- F-8- 0s F-8- 6s fighter-intercept- or Ike Slates Tnmnn tariff w. ( bon-Eme- if me ry J . jo tl II I 1 " tnri happier vrar with the- Dr. Eldon S. 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