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Show L t I 2 ' jDAlLY HERALDI Tuesday, April 4. 1950 gpy Cpygr Oil Evans Rjtes Set In Nation - - - Timp Divide Ever Greatest World Over the 'Round the I Pioneer Stockman, Timpanogos Stalte Reorganizes Sunday Death Claims Mother of Provo Contractor Of School Supe rmtendency at Conference 87 Dies at Payson PLEASANT GROVE Mem ty for every session "of Commissioner quarterly City PAYSON John M. Cowan, 87, berg of Timpanogos stake filled conrerence neia last weekend, Salt Lake City Funeral services for AUdridge Evans will be conducted Wed. nesday at 12:15 p. m. in tne South i 18 1 h LDS church, 1st Avenue and A street, Salt ?r- 0 Lake City. Friends may call at 260 E. . y i . M pioneer contractor and stockman the First ward chapel to caDaci- - Milton R. Hunter, member of Mrs. Sarah Jane Hill Gardner, of Snow cover on the Timpanogos the first council of seventy, p this vicinity died early this ComProvo mother of 81, Divide watershed this year is the City By UNITED PRESS brought words of encouragement IOWA CITY, IA. 524 N. at iC 3rd his Tiome, T. missioner fN Frank Gardner,f and morning greatest on record, Thomasl A. and advice to those attending. Ha t t Robert The ol trial , murder GREECE 3611010 UCmOS ATHENS, the long lime resident oi American E., of cause incident to age. spoke at the two generalises Was given to a jury Walker, superintendent of Bednasek died in Provo. national U. S. Ambassador Henry Grady Fork, Cave .. Monday monusions. Timpanogos oa BMav u, with instructions to weigh (Cobtlniin! frnm P. Funeral arrangements are being oa u Lorenzo Hatch represented; th A began shutting off American aid today son of his campus ment, reported today. his oi juaKe Aicxanacr story carefully vtiy, made by Anderson mortuary, Amto Greece today because liberal sweetheart s death.- welfare committee iand He expressed the opinion that general and Jane Mitchell Cwan, moved tween the senate and the presi- brought with erican Fork. him many items of party leader Sophocles Venizelos White - haired District Judge flood danger from tihat area So. Tetnple or dent senate between and to the as a small' and 4 8 to She was born July 21, 1869 in child, Payson refused to admit other parties into James P. interest with regard to the work in case ox an from be would very great Ian case individual the member. gave Gaffney m , his government. has lived here since. this is doing and vof th m., Tuesday abrupt rise in temperature or a p. to a small-tow- n eight warm The McCarthy evidence In- - manyplan jury of10:02 Cache county, a it is helping. and at the He Loretta rain. married Grady charged In a letter last men and four women T -- 4.1 ' a. r at "'v vuivca uwcu Liiiiniore, jonns At the morning session the daughter of Jo- week that the action of Venizelos, m., GST. He said if theyi found Lewis Dec. 19, 1889, in Payson. Hopkins The local stream flow shotild home of his university professor nd stake Sunday school superinfcen- - ' seph and Sarah h who became premier after last the handsome University of Iowia be very high this year, he added, mother, Mrs. 1949. Dec. died r She ar 4, Mt Eastern K N. A. s, expert whom McCar- dency was reorganized. Evan Hill. Crosby 'month's elections, denied Greece psychology istudent guilty of first as the present flow is above that ' Mr. Evans A contractor for excavation of thy has called Russia's" "top es121 B street, . the new superin a ' Installed ft married a stable and efficient government. She in degree' murder, it would bea up of any year since 1916. the 10 unUnited CardT. was pionage tendent James agent" Gerald from Bellislon, and railroad morning buildings gradings, to them to iix the penalty if lite The precipitation measurement Wednesday f C i Mr. Cowan was associated with States. The Wisconsin Republi with Rex Gouriey as first assist12. Interment will be in the ner and lived term or death by hanging can said his entire case which ant and most of h during the six month period from til Lake Smith as second the firms of Cowan and Lovelass began with charges that the state assistant, Harvey 1949 through cemetery. October March, Salt married life and Fenton, i ec Ray memphisI and Cowan and Wilson since 1917. department harbors 57 card-c1950 was 39.50 inches while the Mr. Evans died in Provo Sat- Aiiiei iitau r urn, were Released Earl A. retary. j ' -- . He has been a prominent rying Communist- s- will stand Beck; Austin Moyle and S. Dunne Being allergic to your mother annual average for this area is urday. He had been manager of nil . tvja i unci w out can cause you to break Oct. 1, stockman and farmer here, retir- or fall on Lattimott. only 37.85 inches. Harper and Harvey... Smith. died two Keeleys stores here. with the hives. Dr. John HJ Snow depth at Timpanogos Di- the a few years ago. 1947. ing Mitchell of Columbus, O., said' vide measured at an elevation jof She was an Surviving are four sons, ClarOfficers and directors of Great here. . 8300- - feet, is 95 inches this year active member ence Cowan, Provo; Glade, Glen er Utah Valley, Inc. will hold He cited, the case of a young! and water content is 40 inches. of the LDS Mrs. Gardner S.. and Max Cowan, afl of Payson, their regular! meeting tonight at wife who developed hives because The average annual snow deph church and three, daughters. Mrs. Dona 7:30 in the county commission "she resented her mother-in-la- w worked faithfully in MIA; Relief Gallup," Provo; Mrs. Fawn Hales, for thisfareais 66.6 inches and rooms, city and county building, and," for some reason, kept-hesociety and Daughters of Utah Spanish Fork, and Mrs. Martha average Water content is 25.5. j according to iWeldon J. Taylor, feelings bottled up inside of her." Snow j depth at the Dutchman Pioneers. Chard, Payson. ; executive secretary. "Emotional disturbances can be Ranger Station, elevation 7500 sons: For every dollar our metal mines include five survivors Other survivors include three to The organization, designed the cause oi certain allergies," feet, is 62.1 inches this, year as Forfeitures on traffic counts Frank T. Gardner, Provo; R. Glen sisters. Mrs. Wilson Sarah and boost Utah Valley and promote Mitchell said. Los Mrs. "Marv Provsteaard. both of Richard H. Gardner, pay their workers, they give about techS: Water conlerT is 26 6! were recorde Monda in Provo and development of its resources, will Salt Lake City; payson; Mrs. Emma Wimmer. Du Reed, Angeles; court consider such items as road signs, MANILA' when three persons T. $1.30 to the Government in the compared to the average 4f city Gardner, San Francis chesne; one brother, George A. failed to appear to answer to co; William tourist folder, possibility of pro- -i Reports reaching Philippine inches 17;9 inches. n, Christen-sea Ervin form of taxes. But only a. few of Cowan, Payson; seventeen ducing a film on vthe area, and constabulary headquarters today Measurements for South Fork charges of violations. Salt Lake City, (husband of children ,and seven great-gran- d grand r other matters. ' said morel than 500 rebellious elevation 6100 feet, and Alta Forfeitures included: W. R. daughter Ruth, deceased); four children. pur underground mines are The meeting is open to the Huks have; attacked the town of mount, 7300 feet, showed snow $20, sisters, Mrs. Fannie Shipley, Los 61, Springville, conservices will Funeral be of i of coast 59.6 13 public. on j northern and able to pay dividends to the inches speeding; Charles Cox, 25, Orem, Angeles; Mrs. Susan Bingham, ducted Aparri depths ' Thursday at 2 p. m. in the Luzon. r inches. respectively, Mr. Walker $35, reckless driving; Lyle Clif- Smithfield; Mrs. Margaret Fourth ward chapel their stockholders. Officials said few details of the reported. ford Treakle, 38, Salt Lake City, and Mrs. Charlotte Bow- Payson LDSDeWitt, Ogden by bishop. attack are available, but that the $20. speeding. one man, Ogden; brother, Richard Friends may call at the family Huk force is believed to be a Thomas B. Madsen, 26, 69 E. N. Hill of Salt Lake City. Luzon home central of the a guer S. to 4th Wednesday evening and part charge guilty pleaded (Continued from Pare One) rilla army jof notorious Anexalder of driving without an operators The Comoro Islands are in the Thursday prior to services. license and was fined $ra; Guy R. northern entrance to the MozamBurial will be in the Payson aenate executive expenditures viernes. Thomas, 25, Spanish Fork, $15, bique Channel, between Africa cemetery under direction of the 1 a to presi-committee' disapprove COLO. and Madagascar. 'stop sign violation. Valley mortuary of Payfeon. dential reorganization plan which DURANGO, service would abolish the independent The'U. S. public health clinical RuizJ farm! for Frank 48, Trial launched its first post of general counsel to the today of hand charged with assault with its and uranium mining study relations board. labor national j weapon with intent to g. a deadly man's physical commit murder, is set in Furt,h 'Foreign Policy Sen. Estes Ke- --i effects on . court for April 12. Ruiz Tenn., asked Secrefauver, A team lot three experts com- district is charged with shooting his emtary of State Dean Acheson to menced a three-wee- ks investigaRulon Creer, a Leland issue a tlear statement of U. S. into health factors involved ployer, and I foreign policy objectives and to tion farmer stockman, during an from material the vs give the people "aome overall in recovering over wages last dispute alleged are which eventually December. idea of where we are going. . made. Other cases slated for the new Subsidies The Association of Their-fir- t inspections will be . In go . ; . 15e out of You tav up to 15 American Railroads denounced made i in the Colorado plateau terra include: A. J. Mitchell and wy got Aaron Pleasant Grovjs, Wilkerson, i transportation subsidies at a senand then Colorado wHh Ford Atomotic Overin first dollar of area, drivmtj highway with two theft of charged pigs ate commerce subcommittee hear- in Utah. and a calf in Pleasant Grove, drive. Only Ford h rh fWid offers yov Ifcs monoy-sovist- fl ing. AAR general counsel Carter Nov. .trial set 1929, 1; 29, May feature. And orttyj Ford bring yen a W0 hompoW Fort said railroads are being nt L. Coates, Spa rtish Fork, J. subsidized to wall V-- 8 the by pushed engine (now hushod to a wWseor) for ktfindrod lost check charge, trial set City Commission forms of transportation. than most "Sixe." Apr. 26; Elmo Dockstader, Nephi, The house judiciary Okehs Beer License Codes to provide for minr failure senatea committee approved 7: John N. Chris Authorization ta issue a beer child, trial Apr. passed bill to tighten safeguards topher, Springville, charged with on secret U. S. codes. The penalty license to Owen B. Rowe was failure to car under con city trol at timekeep for disclosure of such codes would granted today by collision with be 10 years in prison and $10,000 Commission. Mr Rowe is propri car driven byof John S. Fulmir 129 etor of the R and J cafe at fine. near Jan. trial Apt 20, Thistle, DPa Both sides forecast vie S. University Ave. 19; John A. Jameson, Spanish had on been votes license senate the Issue of when the the Ford Automatic Overdrive cuts engine revolutiom tory set Apr. 10 controversial displaced persona okehed by the police, fire, health Fork, jury trial Your engine loafs along at 35 m.p.h. when your Ford hearingon charge of drunkejii and engineer's departments. bill. driving. Is doing 501 And that means less wear on your enginej. ' , ; A. - nl Millvtlle, : I GREATER UTAH VALLEY, INC. MEETS TONIGHT .1 A 1 aiu j i tenn. r A ar f in-la- I . Court Records Forfeitures on Traffic Counts K r and ; j son-in-la- w, Ed-dingt- on, Mc-Crack- More Money v en Ruiz Trial Set April 12 well-bein- A-bo- frau-dula- t . Moffitt, West to Address Women's Legislative Council The Utah County Women's Legislative council will focus the spotlight on education and its problems at Its monthly session Thursday at 9:30 a. m. at the Women's clubhouse in Provo. Speakers will be Dr. J. C. f itt, superintendent of Provo schools, and Allen M. West of Salt Lake City, executive secretary of the Utah Education Assn. They will stress three phases of the education program: - 4 ... Salt Lake Stock Exchange Big Hill ....L...$ I,.-Bullion Cardiff ,. . Chief Cons. Asked .05 $ .06 .031 .04 .30 .32 .80 1.00 .23 .25 .26 .25 .20 .22 .08 .10 .02 .02 V4 .13 .13 ,08 .094 .08 .09 .04 .05 .14 .10 ...... .. er Colb. Rexall .... Combined Metals Crescent Eagle Oil East Standard . . ' East Utah . , . . Eureka Bullion . Eureka Lilly . . Great Western .. . Horn Silver -- Indian .01 Queen . Madison Mines .. .11 .03 Miller Hill .... .06 Mtn. St Develop. New Park . . . . . . 1.05 .22 North Lilly North Standard .. .01 Park City Cons. . . .27 Prince Cons. .. . .11 Rico Argentine ,1.10 .03 Royston Coal'n Silver King Coal'n 2.40 02 Silver Shield 10 Tintic Lead Tintic Standard . .67 04 West Toledo SALES FOR DAY Bullion, 1000 at 33i. .01 .14 .04 .08 1.12 .25 .02 - .27 .12 1.25 .04 2.90 .03 .12 ' " f Cardiff. 300. at at 1000 32. J Clayton Silver, 32; 500 at . 1500 at 31; 24. be Everv ' Arternoon (Excepting Saturday) and Sunday Sunday Herald Published Sunday M"rnr PublUhed by The Herald Corporation. SO South Firat Wet Street. Provo. Utah. Entered aa second clasa matter at the postoffice In of Provo, - Utah, under the act terma March Subscription Utah county $100 by carrier in the month. $6.00 for ix months In advance. $13.00 the year in advance. By mall anywhere in the United. State or it poaaea-sio$1.00 the month. $4 00 (or six months, $13.00 the year la advance, ' na , section. And you drive fort over new (Continued from Page One) non-sa- g in lower-lev- el foam rubber cushioned springs, etf com- ' vow accept Bridges, he could be de The workings of. school laws, ported to any country under the such as the uniform school fund British commonwealth. Paramount issue in the lona law. bitterly-foujr2. An analysis of the problem and trial wais of providing new school buildings whether Bridges was and is ja to meet the increasing needs Communist. brought oh by the rapid growth in The government produced 10 some areas of the state. for witnesses, all 3. The proposal to take the .of- mer Communists, who put Bridges fice of the state superintendent of in the party from 1933 when he public instruction out of politics signed an application card anb and make it an appointive posi- continuing through ;1945 when he board was naturalized and swore undejr tion, with a making the appointment. Such a oath he was not and never ha proposal will be on the ballot at been a Red. the next election. Pivotal witnesses were John The program will be under the (Shoes) Schomaker, a burly exf direction of the education com- longshoreman, and Mervyh Rathi- mittee of the Women's Legislative bone, once secretary-treasurof council. Mrs. Lyean Johnson of the state CIO and a former clos Pleasant Grove, council president, mend and associate of Bridges. will be in charge. was called the Schomaker Club members of American "Sunday punch" witness by the Fork will act as hostesses. This prosecution and the defense con4 will be the final session of the ceded that the entire case restedn council this season. on nis lesumony, .'; 1. ht " self-confess- ed non-partis- " an 0 Oiygg 0SL' faLgrf.-t- i racoeQ - ipoojr'MKl 'irii " ' " 1 r. A Such as EXTRA' MILK EXTRA MEAT EXTRA LIVER Overdrive offers flexible operation extra pawing power, too, just press that down on the gas pedal. It spells extra safety to go with easier-actin- g Ford's 35 King Sire Brakes and Ford's "Lifeguard" Body now 13 ways stronger. Ford t Automatic cuts shifting. For aaBl,aBafc -- V SI m ' - 1 0 i' 5S2ljS)' C fVWWfWwTwr ? Jl fM& j" ?l x V - .71 2. - "Mid Ship" in Ford's .04 East Utah. 1000 at 13. Leonora, 1000 at 5. New Park, 300 at $1.10. Park City Cons., 1000 at 27. Plumbic. 2000 at 12; 2000 at 12. Silver King Western, 300 at 40. Silver Shield, 1000 at Sundance, 500 at 14. Western Alloys, 1000 at 3. 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