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Show DAILY HERALD Wednesday, April 12, 1950 Over the Nation - - Fairer, Dixon, 2 Grade Schools All Paid For -- 'Round the World By 'UNTTED PRESS WARM SPRINGS, GAJ ELLSWOBTH, ME. "World Citizen" Carry Davis Invited all S00O residents of this town to attend bis wedding toCalimorrow to k 21 -- year-old fornia model he' met by mail. City Clerk! Charles A. Haynes will perform the public civil cere- y , , mil. t i renounced nis u. a. uavis, wno to! a "stateless become citi2enship person" in hi world peace move- a, ment and iidrey Peters, pf Cal., obtained; their marriage license while vacationing hjere, it was disclosed) yesterday, t 'y lony-tnclt- Bo-nit- Services Planned For Lehi Woman services were held in the "Little White House" where the late President Franklin D. Roosevelt died five years ago. ; Patients at the Warm Springs Foundation! hospital for infantile paralysis gathered at the new enjMemprial hejre today shrined cottage for ceremonies atterjded by delegations from New York. Washington and Atlanta. HOLLYWOOD Bob Hawk. and former jtnovie executive Mary Rechjier were en route to New York today on their honeymoon. The couple married here yesterday. They will sail April 13 from New York on a flve-weEuropean honeymoon tour. It is the first marriage for both Hawk and his bride. Radio; quizmaster 43, ek Salt Lake Stock Exchange Provo citizens now own. dabt school . free,. their two iunior hieh and the Joaquin and Timpanogos elementary but they r face a $480,000 bond issue floated two years jtgo toward .building the Grandview, Wasatch and Provost units. This might be called a thumbnail sketch of the Provo school district's bonded Indebtedness situation, revealed in a financial report to the board of education Tuesday night, The report showed that the $21,000 paid out this year for bond, redemption was the last owed on the bond issues floated to build the Farrer and Dixon junior high schools, and the Joaquin and Timpanogos elementary schools,. The Dixon and Farrer schools were built about 20 years ago, and the Joaquin and Timpanogos slightly more than nest Bevm will undergo minor ing program begins year. surgery in a London suburban nospitai tomorrow it was announced today. Bevin, whose health has caused concern for several months, will be operated on for a hemorrhoid condition. LEHI A home talent musical-minstrWASHINGTON H. Sen. "Arthur show, "Its a Date," will Vandenberg's Postmaster General doctors . were optimistic today be given in the Lehi LDS stake that he wouid be out of the hos- tabernacle Friday and Saturday Promises! Probe Of at 8:15 p. m., under the sponsorpital in eight to 12 days. The Michigan Re- ship of the junior chamber of Orem Postal Problem publican underwent a successful commerce, according to Harold OREM An immediate investi- Operation at Georgetown hospital Ellison, chairman of the show. The musical comedy is being gation, of 'postal conditions in yesterday for removal of a tumor Orem was: promised in a com- near: his spinal cord. It was per- sponsored by the Jaycees to obmunication (received today by formed by Pr. O. Hugh Fulcher,- tain funds for improving faciliJ. lAty. Gillman from the chief of neurosurgery at the hos- ties for outdoor functions and entertainment in Lehi's Wines postmaster generals office in Proceeds of the show will park. Washington.! t,. WASHINGTON ' iThe lettepi followed a recent- The government today canceled be combined with funds appropriated by the city council for petition sent to the postal depart- e all rilans to evacuate Americans the ment by residents of the Morning-idpark improvement project. sea from because of Shanghai Mrs. Kay Madsen, a profession Heights subdivision request- by fresh difficulties thrown, up by al director with Empire Produc ing ijnail delivery from the Provo both Chinese communists and na- ing Co-- of Kansas City, Mo., ark office. in Lehi last week to direct Thft 50 families,- residing in the tionalists. of State Dean Ache- - rived the presentation. subdivision are now receiving sonSecretary said now to he would have mail through the Orem rural and the 300; Americans leavetrythe com Leading roles in the musical be played by Don Roberts, will, general delivery service. munist held port by rail. Joan Evans, Dean Prior, Dean y- Mayor J. W. Gillman protested petition m letter to Wash- Wel?b, Marlow Gardner, Kathryn Sngton D. C. Dorton, Vera Trahe, F. Haws Dur-pe- y, Arlin Fowler, Dick Roberts, J. B. Cooper, and Dick Cooper. (Continued from Page One) the show is Mrs. Eva Pianist for i Carson. exSoviet Latvia Saturday, A tiny tot popularity contest changed machlnergun fire with (Continued from Page One) Soviet fighters and disappeared sponsored by the Jaycees will be run simultaneously with the the Baltic. the object in the water. He said over i r comedy. riane unarmed he had relocated it and 'Him now Tickets for- - the production will However, the missing Privateer! on the target," Officials here took a serious but was unarmed. It disappeared on be sold at the Jaycee ticket booth calm view, of the Soviet protest, what was supposed to have been in front' of Lehi's old postoffice training building. Members of the junior which was delivered to the U.S. a routine round-tri- p from Wiesbaden, Germany, chamber' of commerce, its ladies embassy in Moscow yesterday. flight Copenhagen. Air force officials auxiliary, and members of the They said it didn't heat up the to believed the plane's radio and cast and choruses are also selling .cold war a bit. But if it develops that the id directional equipment may have tickets. man navy crew died as a result failed. brush with First plane to sight what may of "the Privateer' from the some Russian planes, diplomatic have been a liferaft V- - S. air force a was Privateer United said the then quarters 7. .The. pilot, Capt Banta States : could most certainly ac- FB-1M. York, radioed that he had cuse Russia of being responsible sighted what he took to be a life 1955 lor their deaths. Iraft, an exposure, suit and several unidentified objects in the Baltic at 55 degrees 23 minutes north 12 SUN VALLEY, Ida., April ftJ.R) Gets Edward Gibbons, Los Brigham City and 15 degrees 36 minutes east Born-hol15 publicist and investiAngeles miles about of northeast Government Loan gator for California's "little -' Although he dropped buoys at mittee" told a activitiesof comWASHINGTON, April 12 U.R) once busigroup mark the spot, York nessmen The general services administra- radioedto later here last night that he had , lost tion announced today that loans sight of the that Then a Communists are being told to objects. totalling $30,800. have been ap Danish naval Catalina get ready for war and revoluboat flying proved to communities in Utah, circled the area for a hall hour tion in 1955.. Idaho and; Montana tojfinance without sighting any floating ob Gibbons, 'speaking at the preparations for three public ject. "Freedom Forum" sponsored works projects estimated to cost Terse Announcement Harding college of Searcy, by $976,750. But at 3 p.m. came the terse and the Ark., College of Idaof Location, type project, announcement from search head said that was ho, Caldwell, amount of federal loan and estl quarters:. "the circulated word being mated construction cost of the "Two American planes are cir Communists of the among top are: be-aprojects over cling what appears to United States." Nampa,: Ida., sewage facilities, turned (life raft in the Bornholm He told his audience 60 $12,000, $500,000. island area. nessmen' buii Dillon, 'Mont, water facilities, - Ybrk, piloting one of the two industrialists, and financiers from 11 states $10,000. $281. 7s0. radioed: planes, . faBrigham City, Utah, sewage '"I've relocated the raft and am cilities, $8,800, $245,000. now on target." A U. S. naval Catalina flying boat and numerous surface craft were converging on the scene The spot is about 190 miles west southwest! of the Latvian port of ' Afternoon (IxcenUn vry iturdav) Lepaya, (Libau), where Russia and Sunday Sunday Herald Published Sunday said the American and Soviet Morning planes' exchanged fire last SaturPublished by The Herald Corporaand fcbout 150 miles east of CO South Weit ririt tion, Street, day, Copenhagen. Prove, Utah. Entered at second class matter at the postoffice in The exposure suit is of the type under the act of Prove, Utah, airmen when March S. 1879. Subscription terms worn by American are Lforced to take to the they by carrier in Utah county $1.00 the month. $6 00 for six months water. Thf missing Privateer car in advance. $12.00 the year ried six '.life raits, each one in advance. By mail anywhere in iwith food, flares, maps the United States or Its possesequipped sions $1.00 the month. $6.00 for a radio set. six months. $1300 'the year la and Other planes of 19 American advance. search craft sent out at dawn to day flew to within 20 miles of the Russian mainland in a widen Salt Lake City ing search for any other possible sign of the missing plane. TRAVEL BUREAU They Were ordered by their commanding officers not td apNOW OPEN than 20 miles to the proach closer Baltic Soviet heavily guarded o coast areas where Russia reported the air clash took place. Let our Travel Experts Thursday St 1 p. m. in Lehi Third ward chapek Bishop Harold W. ' Barnes will officiate.' v ' "Friends may call at A. H. Wing mortuary this evening and at the home of a daughter, Mrs, George Price,' Thursday prior toXserviees. Burial will be in Lehi cemetery. Minstrel Show Slated at Lehi , Vi el . ; m . Unarmed Plane Acheson Says v Communists Told To Get Readyr For Revolution : m. . 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April 12 U.F Radio difficulties were blamed ADVANCE. today for' speed flie'r Jacquelin off a Cochran calling reported Mil Coupon TODAY for attempt! to break the coverrecord after FREE FOLDER! speed ing almostj hBlf the distance. deHer flight yesterday was 6RIYHOUND TIAVIL SU1IAU scribed as a "trial run" over a 2000 kilometer course and also as 101 West South Temple St. an unsuccessful attempt on the Salt Lake City 1. Utah I 5000 kilpmeter speed mark. im)r Qrtytiquna-- i .1A mating . . .. ' ADttrm rocarion Health Report Denotes New Measles Outbreak . THE BEST! WOMAN FLIER CALLS weed-contr- . PLAN NOW y. Demonstration Held for Artists er weed-spray- , 3 s 1 1 mm i rs VACATION hand-operat- ed ht . -- 1 ur ; n -- Detention Home Group Sets Meet on reorganization be as many police-officin at Provo city .commission today Provo as at quotations midnight 0 no o to Ken-Laddition the direct wire of personnel has been noon. Police cars will be in all heard a reauest from Provo werellated for jprganiza club the that be organisation downtown and gives parts of the city at all hours and Corporation, 265 W. 1st N. effected, areas tlon this afternoon to hasten the to mltted their continue an radio-ligeffective operation outlying complete system in of m of V,detention home in building refreshment at concession police coverage under the new headquarters will indicate to the Haifmon soft-ba- ll A Utah the The organization park county during New York Industrial plan formulated by Chief W. J. chief or desk sergeant at all season. was be, held in meeting t and his officers. hours where patrol cars are lo Thomas McClain. spokesman for commission chambers with county Asked Farley Bid memnew Under the there will cated. plan $ .09 Bristol Silver . . . ,06 the, club, said that the organiza- bers of the cofrnmission in attend.2 .29 tion realizes no profit from the ance as well as Cardiff of War Oh DoubleParklng .03 4 . .04 concessions which they have op- groupr concernedrepresentatives' Central Std. ... . with youth weU . 1.00 .95 .; erated for the past Several years. fare. Chief Con The war on double-parkin- g j .25 All profits are. turned to club Delegates .24 Clayton Silver to sattend as the considered the planning! police by .25 .25 Columbus Rexall projects including: Safety Sallies. represent Women! Legislative one number traffic at problem .20 Provo's .19 . Combined Metals swimming pool. fotir Lps stakes of Propresent, gets underway today by Americanproposed .09 H cancer society and Council, .08 Crescent Eagle a strengthened vo, Brigham YOung university, traffic division, .02 y .02 East Standard with Traffic Sergeant Ellis W. Utah County Rheumatic Fever Provo public schools Provo Com- -' .13 .12 East Utah Mower and-hiofficers Max M. foundation. munity church, Provo Junior :09 .07V4 Eureka Bullion . Snow and .Walter Bench patrol- - Mr. McClain said that club Chamber of- - Commerce. Lions .06 .05 Eureka Lilly "Courtesy" buses driven by lng the business district instruct- members have constructed a Dort club, Boy, Scouts and Elks lodge. .05 .03 M Great Western . able "stand" for thejr concessions to move on. striking! drivers of the Geneva ing double-parke.12 .09 Horn Silver The headquarters division gets and asked permission to operate con .01 M Transportation company .01' double-strengt- h Indian Queen under the new it at soft-ba- ll games; this summer. tinued to operate in Provo and setup four persons assigned, to The commission 05 .04 Leonora took thejpatter .13 .1014 Madison Mines . Orem today, while the state pub- keeping records and contacts in under advisement. .05 .03 Miller Hill lic service commission delayed a the police station. Assigned to Weston .07 .05 Mt. States Dev. . this department are Desk Serge- operator, Jacobsen, attended commission to as their legality. .03 H ruling .03 Vi AMERICAN FORK Eva Nel- ant Fred Loveless, L. J. Brandon, meeting to request - that New Majestic . . Provo sob. 1.10 to there Melva-Hon1.05 head of the .art department-o- f Meanwhile, Man ton and New Park Arthur appeared ol a consider city putting be little progress toward settle- police clerk. .30 .25 the North Lilly high school, was host to the in operation. No ment of the strike between Gron-wa- y Fred Adamson. detective, is in decision program .02 Associated Artists of American .01 V North Standard was on made this request. Fork in the art rbdmaf--th- r .27 .26 Parry, owner of the company, Park City Cons. . of all criminal investiga and the striking union, Team- charge school recently. Mr. Nelson, ia .12 .10 Prince Cons. , . tion activities. sters local 222.AFL. Tuesday, the member of the art association, 1.25 1.10 Rico Argentine The uniform division ha.i been PSC in Salt Lake City said its organized under direction of Jesse demonstrated the making' of plas.04 .03 Royston Coal'n' ter cast mask molds which later 3.00 2.70 investigation of the "courtesy" Evans, who will work with the were filled to reproduce exact buses was not complete. .12 .10 three shift sergeants, Paul Anderlikenesses. Mrs. Dave Cahri and .69 .66 James Tintic Standard T. L. son, and Lansing Settlement Bid Fails Mrs. Keith Wagstaff were the Warner. SALES subjects. Bonanza, 1000 at 3. Meetings between management Organized under this division Mrs. W. R. Halliday, presldenC Col. Rexall, 1000 at 25. and union Tuesday night failed to are LeGrand Baker, Homer Stev A renewed outbreak of measles conducted 4he . business of the Comb. Metals. 1000 at 19'i settle the issue, with Mr. Parry ens, Ralph; Mercer, George in Utah county is evidenced bv Shcluded prelimie, the Crescent Eagle, 1000 at 9. state department of health meeting which Bowles, Elmo Halliday, Ken offering no wage increase. for the annual spring nary plans East Utah, 1500 at 13. Gene Glen William Fackrell of Salt Lake Bullock, Olsen, report for the week endine- April exhibit of the pictures by AmeriEureka Bullion. 500 at 8. i, business representative, said Ervin Stevens, Earl Hamilton, 7. City, can Fork artists. The date and Eureka Lilly, 1000 at Mr. Parry agreed to minor Clayton Nourse and Paul Schaer-re- r. Duriig this week, local physi- details of the showing will Leonora, 5000 at 5. in contract the which the cians reported a total of 51 new be announced spring changes in the, near future. Miners Gold, 1000 at union had asked, but reiterated cases to state the health' "Chain Command" depart New Majestic, 1000 at 3Va. his previous stand that company ment, ze of these in Provo and the New Park, 100 at $1J0; 500 at revenues would not warrant a Chief Farley terms the new rest from other county points. $1,0714. pay increase. system "the chain command" and A spurt in influenza cases was .WANTED North Standard. 1000 at l1. Roland Jensen, whom Mr. explains that under its terms each also noted during the same week, at 8500 4000 at Silver Shield, 2i Parry said woula be in complete officer has specific duties, a spe- with 22 new cases jreported, all ALL KINDS OP HIDES!1 2i,4. Highest Prices Paid for charge from now on, met with cific vehicle and specific area to from county points; other than Union Chief, 1000 at 1V4. BONES - WOOL - HIDES the drivers later in th evening cover. . Provo. Provo also rioted 13 new 3. 1000 at Western Alloys, - furs .r; and prornlsett-lmprove- d In determining traffic needs of cases of mumps during the same and dead coopera pelts West Toledo. 2000 at 4. and useless Nanlrhals no but could cases new offer of an the tion, period, automatic pay plus traffic hike, eight city, Utah Power and Light, 60 at Mr. Fackrell said counter has been in operation on whooping cough, one rheumatic Pelt prices for dead and, use$26.62 Vi. less sheep. The device fever and one chicken pox. 01s request mat tne men go Provo intersections. back to work without a laise was counts the number of cars passing Prompt Service Utah county points outside ol over it and will enable traffic of Provo also reported One new case not accepted. UTAH HIDE fir xwr rarry meantime, nas re ficers to determine needs of the of tuberculosis, two of whooping as to caution one and of pneumonia. stop signs cough and TALLOW CO. turned to his home in Cedar City city A school will be instituted in Mr. Fack'ell saH the union is S Miles West of Spanish Fork The oil from giant turtles has planning to expand the "courtesy the near future to teach all offiPhone 88 bus" schedule if possible pending cers the principals in criminal in- been refined for use in cosmetics. vestigation. Special details of the settlement of the strike school are now being worked out in Chief Farley SALT LAKE CITY. April 11 reports, (U.R) Salt Lake Two teen-ag- e Another innovation of the new TAKE THEM City girls, missing almost 24n, is the addition, of an "acsystem from home returned hours, cident preventidn" car which will TO THE Utah, Tuesday. They said serve as an emergency vehicle their boy friends' car broke down acquires an ambuCLEANERS SALT. LAKE CITY. April 12 until Provo and they had to walk back the Chief lance. Farley said. The (U.R) Clyde A. Lewis, national car will be equipped 39 miles. with first who commander in chief of the Veter aid and emergency equipment Sgt. M. L. Christensen, Perhaps your clothes look clean, of 13ans will was called into the case after Foreign Wars, but are they? Send your clothe speak and "on the job" 24 hours per tomorrow in Lake Salt be day. to an expert cleaners City Connie Mae Miller was year-ol- d regularly of the chamber of Chief for systematic care. Call 426-missing by her mother, fore members reported was there have said Farley told that the girls commerce, the Kiwanis club and been no changes in rank under for quick, efficient, careful serv- said he ice. went to Ogden Monday night with the local VFW, new the system. The Plattsburg. N.Y., attorney two boys. Their car broke down, they also will speak Thursday night WE SPECIALIZE IN HOUR SERVICE Logan. said, and they were forced to in Lewis AT PREMIUM NO PRICES was unanimously elected walk home. Last name of one WANTED SALESMAN last of the boys was Butterfield, the at the VFW's convention Pianos St Radio sirls said. Name of the other August in Miami. He also has served as both junior and senior Experience Necessary boy wasn't revealed. Mrs..Marvella Miller, mother of vice commander in chief. WRITE HERALD BOX 140 v 44 South 2tod West Provo, Utah Connie Mae. said: "That's one He Was a bomber pilot, flight Experience Specify commander and leader squadron story." Connie Mae and during World War IL their Eva Schmitt telephoned parents Monday afternoon that they were soing downtown shop ping from their classesmeat Irving sugar nign scnooi in junior residential district. house 1 j A Seeks To Retain Ball Park Concession Right 20-3- 0 from of the Provo police force, although duty Closing 10 years ago. Tuneral services for . J Repayment of the $480,000 issue Mrs. Harriet Cough Taylor, 78, LONDON who died SSunday.i will be held British Foreign Secretary Er floated toward the current build- next LEHI Chief of Police Institutes Reorganization in Provo Force . . . fire- 26" x .13,15 -- 3 |