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Show UII.J KJwcUM;rlr. 20 'Mickey' Award Winners CALUf. for putting, the most butter fACPHERSON By. A'IRGIMA V. P. Hollywood Correspondent ther popcorn. Achievement award to the HOLLYWOOD. March 24 (UP.) magazine, that did not give any A gang or Hollywood awardsr'Hot Rod Magazine." tongue firmly in a neW; kind Chef Remembered their cheeks-rha- fe of Hollywood history lastq night Technical award for the great'with a gaggedup version pf all est contribution to most award the movie awards. winner's expert Prc Thev called 'em' "mickeys" a Westmore" makeup for inventing glycerine ward'tears reporter's idea of lor many a noitywooa cn.racier. Chef ' who survived the most And, last night, amid, what dig- with- nity they could muster af te"r award dinners green peas of cases plowing through six Renee of the Beverly Hills hotel. champagne., they r proudly f be- on stowed their awards on. 20 peam- a Best performance by a manBishorse "qrheriff Eugene winners. Jng . IHere's ithe awards the way '' Person who led" pub C -- went: '. ; 'j to greater heights--ushat Best performance by an; actor lic West Coast theater. ": on .Biown Derby telephone Fox Best set' decorations' of the .Phil Harris. . Starlets Mara Corday and Best performance by a Holly J year Mekoo. who accepted wood convertible Walter. Wor - A on s: orange custom - built "hot bathing suits, Best performance by a gateman rod.' who failed to recognize a movie star Walter Thompson, who Nose Wins Award wouldn't let .Rhubarb the cat ' on Best" performance by .a foreign the Paramount lot. i convertible the black- - and gold Best performance by a ham Issota Fra ch in i Gloria Swanson Barney, of Barney's be"anery; '" rode in Sunset Boulevard." Best performance trr the air Airlines pilot George Tremble J who made ' the j most flights oyer 'stage ' 12 at' MGM , 'K Studio. ' rBest performance; In Schwab's drug store Desmond . Statterv. who even receives his i hang-omail in the movie-sta- r if :: ." ' Most rewardingjperfprmance of LONDON (U.R Britain is. rac Bank California .the year-T- be ing against time to get its festival movie Which finances epics. the. first world fair exposition, The nose Jose since New York's Best prop in 1940. ready Ferrer wore in "CyrariCL ' De for opening on May 3. It Bercerab.7 A bridge which fell in the Most blase performance of the lhames,; an ., gun ear Rafael Estrada, head bus which toppled from a Cird's. ''.'. at boy: tower, labor troubles,; Best loW-ccleavage on a drizzling . weather andconsistently shortages . movie .billboard Laurcttei Luez. or materials have .handicapped ' for Prehistoric Woman,' preparations. Greatest roritribiition to 'he in The chances are that,, while thedustrv-- r Fox West coast theaters paint may still be. wet, the nation wilL have, a good, show ready by the deadline to enliven, local aus terity and attract tourists. , JTie main exhibition will be on the smith bank of the Thames Probate and. f';j'ust west, of Waterloo bridge, ; where- 17 pavilions have been Guardianship Noticeincluding a building with Consult Coun ty Clerk "or tb built, the largest dome' in 'the world, Respective Signers for Further ,365 feet in diameter;; Jnformatiofa.. ' ' Science ,. Emphasis-o- n - NI. ' li . eir mm m :.KWrt3 -- newspa-perrrien-nth- SUNDAY, MARCH 25. 1931. Provo. Ut.h .rnuntv. Utah SUNDAY HERALD I ' , I kl ' , . - " I ' 1 in Season and Oat of Season i - rreamed-chicken-paUi- es i :, J ; ' .r i the-movi- ' e er i i - . wMm&mMA n - . ; . to-tra- Britain Prepares Colossal Festival For This Summer : 'r ut t aft - .; .24" ' Slaughter Lambs $42 a Hundred - i 'NOV 27 'ai'n- - i. vrr nrprii ivr. VV..Vr,V',.!arts,-. addi-JLion- - X. in.-mat- sjt ,v w..';'?:'X "38-1-- 1; 38-1-- 33-1-- . OO-l- -i, ot ::.' 4: j 38-1- 3: -8 . hr InHustrip and Europe s finest ' .i,..it-it, Ainrii sUrs Will be here hitlmv"-- I I I. I r J I - I - I PI 1 LJ11VJI I 7 : K a . LJ (.'';'.'- . - ff ' nVI Uu'UUUUvii rn fu n (ai X nA I I '.. A Prisoners have'' brh coopera-Wo- i k is the warden added tive, URi 24 March .DENVER, oonivA on trie hundrea S42 nevM of progressing prison record rapidly ; ,ioA H hd U1LL ds-pounds for northern Colo-rad- p gymnasium, but mnsonrrs also arc o8:Tv entertainment assignments. lambs was set at 'anxious slaughter for the festival.! 'Assignments have been withheld the Union 'DenverREVISED Stockyards THE OF and ' Bat' the at Farther of river because up ,v " ' ahorllige of officers, CITY, Park is the fun fair with Thursday.-The reeorrf hrice.was oaid bv tne warrtenaid. 1 !!, ALL KtLAU.u Voller rnastpp lu d"arice; pavilions and. the Swjlt Thc Covriior said the prison's FMPf. OV EES RETIREMENT and a midway. About the only eastern shipper's . problems 'should be presented to enirmanv of " SsSTEM. ? nr11l Sally Rand, Chicago.'s Ia?ti year's crop, lambs grown for by the board of correction, which in" BE IT. AND IT IS a George F; Kerri, of Windsor, turn would 'consult 'With the .aov- ionl in the ,1930s, is. ; ORDAINED BY THE BOARD)";1'" : j Colo., August Reyls, of Me Clave. ernorjf the need for"' additional ur LUM.iii3diu,,no ur of ii fnuntain however :Colo . and Frank L. Biu tels, 6f funds;'exists. : . I' for the fair ronMei f ho mnrh Fort Collins, Colo. ri l i S ed 381-1wont, ui icw ui mt jnierna- - Teachers Continue situation. The sponsors of the tionai out. however, that. the ten point tot years and people Signing Pledges Not ?TlVZ m.y;,,,t v :' can all t merriment m cold To Accept Contracts ,iT put ,, h. UT.SALT LAKE CITS', March 24 "S I storage indefinitely.; M .S.i'i !H(m Sons 4 .. 31. A, cember . ;. t,w wij inn-LAKE SALT MaYcir CITS', Spi the SECTION 24Coh,trurtion; festiva'l Jti to a U opinn;oiParis decided stage was awarded a ';fh; Satyi.'iike viJie..Utah, today the Board of.Commissionerj, tbere this year on the 2000th an district ' today continued their 5 Mi contract tor the con- niversary, of the city's-mixthe S;i!t struct ion ,6f : ap'rovimately ilia ine cynical- say .Faree s origin ism aue Teachers asciation nt- - miles, pf . road, m the Dugway that this -- nd te KmefecUve as of torhey' the riKh :'-..u.n -- (salaries on tneir jelialf for tne. coi. n, ii. i.errtes, area enci- - .! ,1. nwnu.ni uiuru 31 1950 neer. corps of engineers.- - an- PASSED BY THE BOATtD OF !nK ffr Britain's festival :mightjl95i 52-- school Wni.; The pledges, .said Alty! "I.eon- - nounced the awarding of the con- COMiviTSSIONERS OF PKOVO .jU5t 8S, ,welV corn' on across ,the ard S. ' Ralph7 and" association tiact." CITY. UTAH. THIS 22 DAY OFJ president Clifton 1. : Conk bind ." r MARCH A. D. 1951. Influenza Waning ' thej signers riot to accept 1.)."1 52 liave the approval of the asso- c. w LOVE What is worrying the, sponsors schjool paces' unless "the ciation's Mayor more, however, is a . winter of bad (SEAL) Attest: publicity jLbout influenza, nine-- ! A M. Snelgrove meat, rations and fair- - to say austeity. It is i.only City Recorder B. Wetzel that influenza is waning and should be gone by spring and that, Recorder i. Deputy ' so far as visitors are concerned CERTIFICATION ;. I. A. "M. Snelgrove,-- the duly they can eat well in British hotels, chosen qualified and acting .City The main exhibition site will f ,.Provio'' Cityj, Utah accommodate .50.000 Recorder visitors a do! of believed it State the gates is Utah, hereby jnd Coupty. crrtify that as such official. I will have to be closed to an ovei1-hathe Custody iif theJrecords'floYb' quite frequently. arid files of" the proceeaung o, Anticipating a traffic jam. out of. the Board! of Commissiohers of buses are being around the said.City; thar the aboye afid fore- - the congested area going Ordinance is :ai' full. true river. Hotel rooms will be a problem, arid correct cop'y of an Oritiinahce passed by the clard. of Cjommis - (The sponsors decided on a novel sionerS of Provo City: on tne step for visitors, who have l.itt.ie tr. ennnd vnfi u'int' AwtuKarl dav of March lS.il. In WITNESS THEREOF I have without fancy accommodations. A hereunto sef my hand nd af - :deep shelter :used diiring the blitz fixed the- corporate-- ' seal of said has been converted .into an un- City this 22 day of March. A. Ditidrground hotel capable., of ao-- " 1851. r j commodating 6000 Dcrsons. ORDINANTE : I ,' ' - - - J 'I 1 ll ---1 n . . . LJ I . - j ' lV LJ 1 '. LJ . J V - Vi-x- . :;" . - . Ml fSlflhl tvcueuut2 . all-ti- . for-xyti- rk Ill' ; v i i - SUMMER or Winter, Spring or Fall, people want the NEWS. No matter where they go or where they are, they want the news-(particularl- through their home city newspaper) which telli them of the activities at home and keeps them informed of what's happening-amontheir friends their local business. g of their Likewise, they maintain' their interest in the offerings . :'' f.'.favorite home stores. ' " - . . - . j - 38-1-- 13 - y"u"Lr, HEREBYjV, . rtf-nv(- r .Pax-kirit- " rf, . - - . . 38-1-- . ,38-1-- 2: 38-1-- 9: 0. , 3: 38-1-1- 2; 1;' urns on A wa rd Road Contract 38-1.- -4 3; 38-1-- 8: 38-1-- 7: T ",.i:; .X . Th. ft j 1 4.1 . JL jft-rt- -- - -- whj wish to keep their name before their regular customers, even to the extent.of maintaining that contact while patrons are awayffom home, can do so through their advertising andjiiinouncements in their local daily newspaper. mes-sag- es -- - ; .' Advertisers - : cents-a-we- .1 ek , , ; Come , in - - ve It's Time to Scrutinize Advertising Budgets! s w&stinghouse ed - REFRIGERATORS - ; J . M. SNELGRGsVE A-;-- City Recorder Provo City. Utah Bv Doris B. Wetiel ' " ' . :' Deputy Recorder ' Published in The Sunday aid Mafch 25: 1591. NOTICE OF SALTi M'nin ins Company . While serving a life prison, term, George Her- - Morgan "put- - his " spa retime'' to "good use. He studied law books hen sure jiri. the prison library. of a "case" for himself; he a r sued county hiUUng sentence his down. "to- 11 months ufao'n the and 29 There delinquent days. following described stock, on ac count of assessment leyiedL'on the Fishermen use"a leaf from an 2fith day of December,,',! 50. the rfutomobile to several- - amounts set opposite the from their,spring t, pry balones ' rocky r sharenames of the respective " .homes. l: ; as follows: !,- - GOSHEN,' n:-'Y,- - holders (Xl RK J ill' ' -- W ON DJSPJUy) ''I 1 ready or likely to demand his particular product or service. A large budget is not necessary, but consistency and direction will 'wear away the stone" and bring customers to such a ' v man's door! . - - - wave-swep- t - ( i o d. at : . A ' - TALKS WAY "OUT I The advertiser who gets the mostirom his advertising dollar, r will haye a budget, however.smalT, and it will be spent intelli-- ; gently in space aimed directly at that corner of the potential market which on a seasonal fir other considered basis is most ,: : Shares Amt.'! Estate J. W, Be?ni 5oo() $50.00. Gertrude Coney X 340Q -- E. E. Corfman. Alma Baker. Dorthy" Willard lo.oo lo on- ;rll .. - . 40' .Willa'rd John .Thier '.'. . V. V. Bott "There Is No Substitute For " ' ij" W,i O ' ... Carl R. Schpehfeld X. Ef Blatchley : ."-- . 11 ltt i. '',-- li.?rA!l?.?Jl'ntf."i?P0K7l'la5l!5 tecether with the cost g and expenses Of the rraonble price will surely- - pleaae , you sale. ? Leonard A. jWillis.1 Secretary 474 West Center Street . ' acivr-rti-- - ir - . Piovo, Utah.-- CITY DRUG I ,.iB?;.1 a"d.?roVff ,V Z . XL. Km Ua-t.v-.niu llld I I Z 23, 25, 26, 27, 2a, 29. 30, 1931. 4 . .":v. f. :'. '."..'.; ..:;'-)-- Newspaper Advertising" TRUSSES -- Ol ' lOrtif 3f0( . Arid In accordance with .14 w an "trier of the board Of directors made on the 8th, day of Fejbruafy. 1951 ,. extending the Jjfre pf such ' Suffetn Iram (Kupturr ni; paji men, so many snajies bf. each now nioy our NC ifcJVICE stocte ijnafy as such parcel be; . nerj cc t our httcn.tnaa0vearn ttitm help vou neifessafy will be sold! at (the ofyour actcction' and .aftcHicatian. Irom fice us the company,! 474 s.West1 in ihe rinest Un ot mugxm appllancca C'efUeaStlfet, Pr6vo Utah! on the manuiacturao. '" 5th day of April. 1951, af, the; MPOBT flBCORITT SATISFACTION GUARANTEED ;Tiou'r of 2 p. m. of said day, to . ,,r - xprienced fitters erve your the delihmint assessment ry tHiuerin- - ! . Ha .SpaB.sh Fork Pay son . j , 1 S28995 $10.00 'Will Hold All Westinghouse Appliances ; at TO MM IU1 mi , i I l uuu iniuu :'.-..- . , - . Ifnl l'ri' V s'ta-ti- I - .1 1 1 '. : 1 v hti Vj r? . . - v 1 1 J J ; ' SALT LAKE CITY, Match 24 it I' Gov. J." Bracken Lee i today said a rcciuet for adriitiona funds for the Utah state pj'Lson should be filed by the board of corrections, if the need exists. His comntpnt was in answ;eT to an "urgent" plea by Warden A. O. Sever.sbn for, finances With which to provide recreatiqTial- facilities jl for inmates and to provide guards so that '; prisoner could tiave some yard privileges. SevCrson .said several, officers of the prison .."have worked almost around tbe cloek'.' sinee were t r;niferred .March'': 12 to he new prfsim at IVjmt of the Mdunta-in-frothe Sgarhouse - Rottrr-.- " admiU4d dam", Netherlands, his 'S.peedomefer registi'red J0 as he drove alohi; a .main street.- However. Kamp said he forgot he was driving an American auto. .I was coing ouly thought 60 kilometers per iiour," he said.. That would be equal to 40 miles per: hour: r' 3 .1 I - Greater Funds U.P . jKamp.'a resident of Lfegal Notices . ; 7 DETROIT, March - I . Tiaffic Judge John D. Watts, suspended sentence whon Berndrdus Je. J..- Kamp,rJ2,, offered "oi-- of the most original excuses I've ever heard" ut ... , Original Excuse Wins Acquittal For Speeder 200-fo- ot ' 11 j , tj I : - e (NEA-Acm- ! anti-aircr- .1 l , . " ' I II s SHAPE-headquarter- . j Wouldn't you know that when HERE'S they started building General Eisenhower's near Paris, that .famous wandering G.I.,- Kilrpy, wouldl turn up again? The legendary Yanje; whose scrawled "Kjlroy Was Here" Zyu) River in World War II, still gets appeared from Aachen arijund. The. perplexJrenchman is Capt. Pierre Bruhelle,, chief e of ernineers in charge of .'the construction: photo by " Stan Photographer Max Winter.) .)' t THAT MAN ACAINI hti . I I :. - h - ir- - |