OCR Text |
Show 4 Y0 :&?8SS&? Everything To Be Closed Up For Labor Day Morgan Leaves SUNDAY HERALD LC Provo to Open Montana Storo "' V 5 t ; - -- fll nat v. J p .j; S; - pgf Provo Firemen Spot 13 Bod Hazards Out of 120 Homes; Ted Morgan of the Rati Morgan Jewelers, 110 W. Center, Provo, has gone to Great Fells. Mont, to open a new store for the Nate Morgan chain. in Ted has been Provo, especially in i ports circles where' he has made annual Officially recognized by Provo Retail Merchants counawards for outstanding leadercil as a holiday. The next ship In basketball, football', etc such observance la Armiiftre He is mill associated with the local Nate Morgan Jewelers and 'day Nov. Jl. will return next spring to make CJnly those Stores which his annual awards to BYU customarily remain open on holidays will operate on a player. AI West, who has retorned to curtailed schedule. The Dally Herald will bo Provo after an absence of 2 4 years, will manage the store for published with . an early press-tim- e edition. Keith SeOvil. Morgans. resident of Provo and Springville. is sales and advertising manager. Bruce Fallow lejd, now on military leave Win the U. 8. navy, is expected to return and On take oyer the management of the soon. repair department well-known Out of ISO hornee Inspected so chimney Thus, the tiro depart-f- ar by Provo firemen, if bad fire meet feels that a possible l) ffroa hatards have been located and have bean p raven tad o far srttB corrected accoratng to a reioaae tn survey: a from the "Provo fire department. fire truck The fire department it current-- snd four uniformed fire man are ly conducting a home fire Wiepec- -- meking the calls The radio pro--t with firo ion, camralgn, which v as launch- vtdea instant oontact ed Aug. 21 in the northwest sac- - headouarUrs so that in the sweat tlon of Provo, with attention of a fire, these firemen may bo summoned shifting to the northeast eection to ffce fire in the near future. The survey Is. scheduled to be completed In Out Of four dys of two fire calls have interna mid -- October. InOn the whole, the prenUes J2 1112 have contacted ISO meted so far have been generallmost without exAhnfrom obvious fire hatards lyfree enthusiastical- h,v' it was stated but five homes nome ot tne aimmoo oy around condiUons had dsngerous v- ..w- reported. Of tr k.h .ieetrie.1 coni.cteo. au wvre not at hazards and one had a dangerous L",m" home tnfir nuvihi.M ture was loft. With the objective of polntfcM Killed out the com mop hazards whlcfe have caused most of the 400 dwelling fires during the peat five vears. thea s firemen call attention a oangerous nova NORWALK. Cal . ftept 1 uav- - ,n'u" Xn Inferno fad by 4S00 .ggffg! oo wiiiart - lauons of burnable materials radio-equipp- . r ' 11 H : - "Vv ml " v' si- i n- Reserves to Hoar Lecture . m ft f m m winsome lassies will carry the banners of irls into the Utah stae fair competition by Utah county exhibit fn virtue of victories Saturday at the county-wid- e the new Prdvo LDS stake house. Top left, three, lovely ladies .model template' outfit they have made themselves,. left to right, Joan Peery. and Patricia Moody, both of Spanish Fork, and Carol Jean Straw, Sprutgville. Top right, Nancy Warnlck, left, and Arlene Harris, both of Pleasant GroVe, show how they prepare a mea.1 for four persons on $3- and be done in three hours,, including the dishes washed. Bottom, these six. young ladies wllr show their various skills at the state fair, left to right. Jose Ann Parry, Carolyh Argyle. Karel Ann Anderson and Carolyn Bray, all-o- f Lake Shore, and Carolyn Thatcher and Ruby Kester, both of West Mountain. WINNERS--Thes- e 4-- H 4-- . t ' H Around Utah (aaafcifflZUTCl Bingham Man Succumbs To aaaal Over the Nation Ro und the World By IMTfT) PRESS A Coppertoh man. Grand Jury To Resume Tuesday 47-ye- - tr.. I - galtfalgllL ..uiiu Amphibious operations landing of troops on and defended shores two-hoillustrated stalled tanker theme of ention material was left with lecture Frldav at I n m . 15 Walter W. Baer. M. engineer housewife W. 1st N for members of the the dieael locomotive. crew five who a of of one. reserve only organized J nL The lecture will be by one ofa,a m J, mtu I BennOtt WltnOSSei A relaxing of safety practices U teams, currently louring the fusing41 Vn Sixth states "r)Uri',,are.rwithin the home seems to be evi- -, u " part of a program dent with the high ratio of home rmv areatoasinform riaming gasoline damaged the Ft Ot Dill es.gned accidents which .occur in relation he ORC on mil tff am operTISons. engine and destroyed the caboose . aa u Trie niilhne tt'hirh trurk to industrial and. buafneas accimlled. Ingm trailer on fRSenMor Wallace P. dents. Roland Holt, of the Geneva-Stee- l iv being employed In Korea. They company training division, ationTtTn'cho'n e7 fcot ll.TaO. driver, Ralph E. Bennett. Bur- n.ng of .presidential prod 0 told members of the club now con this week. He stated that industries such examples as Geneva Steel mak.e extreme ation in San Gabriel, was in critical con- - Tm proclamation sets aside issues out of safety practices and military history.' . dition at Los Angeles General pt'moer 10 intensify colli lSO thereby keep accidents down to s Highlights Of the discussion hospital from burns and injuries., clothing and other material of minimum. But the large number will be the scope amphibious of home accidents, he aaid. seems operations, their advantages and rea at no expense to federal gov to s.uoatanitate me lact tnat these disadvantages, the preparatory At one time, cotton grew wild ernment Heading the activity it safety practices are abandoned and assault phases and the con- - in many of the world s nations Douglas Fairbanks Jr.. snd after working hours. solidation of the beachhead. This h was called tree wool" by theisors include 10 voluntary The ratio is four home accidents will be. presented on the basi of Greeks 'organisations : to every accident at work. wnat the battalion ana regimen- re.T -' are a who tal teams, helda The club landing PRTCTT dinner meeting POP Sy AL VI in the Crown cafe and lounge in into do must Orem. with John Huish. first phibious assault, sure that success. vice president, presiding. A sDecial auest was Aries An. Members of the national guard MEM If V derson who had Juat . returned and reserve officers"; training from Tucson. Ajriz.. after being corps are invited to attend the 0 installed as club district lecture. governor of the southern Idaho P w no"n?r" "San district. Club Hears Safety Talk ur jjA J " - of-th- e eight-weater- n :""" Z.m- - Qlflf 1 20-3- :feo. WVcS-- " r1 G0 J 20-3- did .r .w-.i- 4.- ed - Heart Attack jflflHPRHLaaal Fireman la Train Crash Amphibious War Provo 20-3- 0 4-- H' f? -- well-know- Check Continues City-Wid- e Citysand county offices and most of Provo stores will remain closed Monday for the Labor day holiday. . The post office will deliver only special deliveries and prtahable goods, with no window eervieo. Labor day is one of the few days throughout the year Suspended Prison Sentences Meted n??0uV f.?tU hat .' "nd." st'rSed state of mind consciousness f 5 was ot importance to an automobile three miles south of irrtiividual to prevent accidents Cog ville. his wife said he sud- - wh,ch could result in death or Utah county's grand Jury whij Mumprn over-xnsteering disability. .Out He illustrated his. talk with in the deaths of four persons from Thursday adjourned, until Tues wneei. ne aieo gimosi instanuy. By UNITED PRESS charts and a film en- day, following the weekend and Mr. and JMrs. Mason Burnside 'colorful BuenQS, .Aire. Argentina The miHer. titled "The Closed Rook " which Two Utah county men were Maillet. i ahor itv -rere of Mt Pleasant reported-ti tv r ...a' ,prn u11 not run for police disnlaved the successful efforts given suspended jail sentences fi.... Friday in fourth district court vice president of Argentina in the fatal Joav'es which also drove .investigations last week seem- Saturday that.mnr than $500 in one small town had made toward on burglary arid morals counts. accident prevention. "rUt' "ndw Ifov. 11 elections after all. , dozens of other victim., into vio- -; 0 school One a recent The accident Marion and ort home, costs, suf33 high c"n. during Robinson, 54. Amerl In reiectina the Sbme hallucinations. wt of the rrioat recent witnesses was absence. these costs may can Fork, was sentenced by just iWjpersonal tial nomination of the Peronist ferers 'still are hospitalized, identified as Ja'ck Horton. forbe, to an was emphasized by Mr. Judge Joseph E. NelsOn to serve party s high council Friday night. Police still wene questioning mer assistant superintendent of More than 300 in not more than five turned noil persons she told a nationwide radio audi-- , baker Roland Bruere who The next business meeting of Utah stae prison. .Theyears" 'the, school., a out for the annual Salina Garden sentence ence: tamed his flour from Maillet. Will be the club Thursdav 'held rclub .flower show at the Salina was suspended on condition the. "I know the people are Ergot is a fungus disease which' First ward Friday night as Mrs. at the Hotel Roberta. defendant remain at Utah state me in my decision, it cannot oe attacks grains in wet weayier R J. Crozier waa'presented the hospital until released by hospital Officials He was charged sweepstakes award The announcement was preced- - ALBUQUERQUE. N. M. for .the best floral display Bewith committing ' indecent' huddle be- - Reports that uranium, deposits el by a on an sides a first place blue, ribbon. Mrs recently reported on the IJagiina Win tween the girl.. 'Mrs. Cmr.ier received a 100-l- b "rich are President husband. Indian reservation and Erirkson. Peron. her 32, Spanish Fork, Ray fsack of commercial rtilizer. who was sentenced to "not more Juan D. Peron. and high party extensive' vere bolstered here Two Polio leaders. Later, the. high council as the-- ' Indians' dickered '. with VlCKSBUPG. MiA than 20 ri m prison, had his Sept. Two men serious Injury escaped sentence suspended provided he accepted her decision and nomi- - firmsatom-ric-interested in 'developing 'UfV The, former owners of FVirlavnear WpnHrtvpr hor POCATELLO. Ida.. Sept. 1. Oil) voluntarily submit himself to inh nated Hortensio Qui.janb, 74, the the deposits. i infn k. rr.r A nreeont viM nresident tn run The lacuna, s t r i V P whirh theater in GreehviHe. Miss , "were tmr-- nin-girl and a carceration in Utah county jail ".uou Saturday in a a pasyrngrr car when the auto old mother both from St. for R0 days. greatly extends t h e ongirial again. make a left hand Charles. Ida . tiny community on Erikeon was charged with ''haystack mountain" finds near suit against the nation's major attempted to were R. J. Cunning- - the 'western shore of Bear lake-h- am second CHICAGO Grants. N. M.. was first reported movie companies w ho Were turn. Injured degree burglary Proba f Salt Lake City driver of succumbed today in a' Pocatello tion , ' n. was set at 90 days. a me in ; ft'spnKfsman nirrtr wiwn inr w ith period of the violations ainyin. charged the car and Sgt J. R. Afton hospital to polio line fiiois asociHiion sio loasy LHuna ninidii. iHj(jtrn a piece oi anti-trulaws and with conspir- from Riverside.' Cal., driver of Victims were Jean a "final effort" would be made rock, into a fants newspaper the pickup truck. Hirschi. daughter of Mr and Mrs to settle the association's dispute office. acy in restraint of trade. ' A geiger counter chattered the Ray Hirschii. Who suffered paralwith United Airlines. Federal1 Judge Sidney Mie The spokesman said that UAL ore's worth. ysis of the throat: and Mrs. awarded Joe Applebaifm and Roberts Pugmire. wife of r President W. A. Patteison and Bertram E. Sims- - $150,000 actual Vaughan Pugmire. who suffered Clarence Sayne. presidept-o- f the paralysis of the spinal column. The" OnPfl flf" a .verdiet in their favor .union; w ill meeV here Sept -- g OflHpn Nine new cases of polio Syere and 7 in an attempt to resolve lCTM a JI ip court to trebled the amount then; VyUC" from Bear lake county I reported cover attorneys fees and court their dtspute on Wages and.hours f-An opening for 1h e position ot this week, the health department ' t. costs. Because of the Labor day hn - CpidCmiC DreaKS . The case was the first of its clinical psychologist at the state reported. day. Company officials could not gp eden with be reached to confirm the report. 'kind in the South and it was industrial school in f gXQS ' '. per month nouncements United pilots received word of said (hat it Mould set a prece- a starting salary annoudced today by the Utah formation mavgivingdeUUed the meeting in a letter, mailed to BONHAM. Tex., Sept. be obtained at the dent for of films in ; lexram ' Merit system council. members by the union. the South", at least. employment security of- Virus expery made a house-to- In thetr complaint. Applebaum . Application must he in by Sept. jf ice. county welfare offices or ' house MEXICO CITY study Satffrday of a record and Sims chareed that they were 12. Application blanks and an- - district raealth office. or hich- iroops and poll re guarded tne epidemy of devits grip, a pain unable to. get first-ru- n roule President Miguel Aleman fui. maaiv which has struck more. .qf'fality pictures for theii: Grccn- wilt take Saturday to deliver his than S.000 Bonham-are- a resi- - ville. 'Miss. tiirpr.and jipso-iOuenfl- y fifth tate of the union message' were forced to W on ivjjti h for- any new Commu- dents. TTiey charged- - that the movie U. S. public heatth nist terrorism. service companies frould rent! lease pr stu doctors teamed w ith state and sell films' only Jo theaters Ow ned Some 30OO .Communist-le- d steel-heldent rioters battled local physicians in. studying the 6y' trrem or bv stock comnanies ' eted police and government se- - unprecedented outbreak. by lhem. r riaay nient ano curity-forc.ewas expected Defendants were the major study burned- 10 ornamental arches to last at least two niore Weeks: movie companies; .including Cinco ji- Mayo Dr. Joe-ARisser estimated that amount, avenue route which Aleman will S.000 to 8 on'o cases of the little- - Columbia. Warner Brothers "and" use known virus disease struck this 20th Centurv Fox. and- Para- -' I North r Texas' region remedy whirh is reported to be a cure for a fatal Theaters. Inc.. Green- duirng mount-Gul- f 7.-- 14 A1U He said the largest pre- ville.- Miss. vwwMww uvuiuuu I 1 l di saase? More frequently than not, these reporto are , Pfime Minister Sidney Holland vous outbreak reported was 286 conservafor hrs claimed victory cases. ful. but seldom is fatal. It strikes V-., ' . KH unfounded. Investigation usually reveals the cure "So far as We ear, determine swiftly, tjve government in a general par- as a A A temperatures causipg liahientary election which, he there has been no substantial high as 105 decrees and brincmg to be unatiifartory for one reason or snother. Do to get a vote of confidence up in the epidemic'.." RissW said on. severe abdominal and chest ' in his stern handling of a bitter Devil's grip is extremely pain- - pains.' ..' p , "scienti6e" news ar- not he nulled hv t ( by dock strike H workers tides. Place rnnbdenoe in your physician. He is the 11 Holiqnd broadcast his claim of t c . l K MBBm.w. J..; victory on (the basis of returns A Low Cost Real Estate which he said gave his National JdeTdD Make friends with electricity! Have more time for pleasant moments, a always among the first tt stock new medications. (Conservative' party 42 out of 80 seats in the house' a total-o- f with low-co- st electric servants in your home. Decide now to throw The Socialof fepresentatives. Save istic Labor barty which Holland away your clothes line and start drying clothes elecrricolly. ' unseated in 1949 had won 24 d I "t0 to Two Men e ISS I ...ni;j vice-preside- "T" ttJ rirTnmCedfedWafrd Kririav n hf , ; o "'""n-- n- to" ?thL . j w-it- Theater Owners blue-ribb- on Idaho Reports Deaths ute Law Suit -- -- . . lt" eight-year-o- ld " v ,L 17-yc- ar. .asm. . . l . st " - .' .'novil'c Jo-!e- en In-w- as Psychologist Job ; (rin' wfcn ; o . dist-rihutio- 1 - -- 1 . . , - . - Their-controll- ed - - Par-alo- . the-broa- ng Metro-Goldwyn-Ma- - Mr - , S let-call- ed More rime for . . four-mont- h: I yourself three hours work 'every wash day . . . three hours devote to better living . . . thanks to a modern, dependable electric clothes dryer. See your deafer tomorrow!: eats.' MEXICO CITY The deth toll from the recent disastrofus hurricane and flood rose to at least 413 as recue par- ties in isolated areas reported devastation. Mamuel Jimenz, a federal offi- -. cial who headed one party inland from Tampieb. said more thSn.!00 persons dfed when the, hurricane and floods erased the town? of Rayon. Tierra Blanca nev gnd El Limon. The report pushed the hurricanes toll to 257 in, Mexico. 154 In Jamaica and two off the'Texas coast: Uvmgi INTEREST RATES 4 5Va Depending on Property Location I 6 & H I i PHARMACY T L 2taaaHl J novo C IT V 6IPAITMI MT Or flltTUS 53 . Pont Saint Esprit. -- -- Franco Police charged .a' today with manslaughter 40-ye- ar -o- ld-miller ELECTRICITY DOES IT FASTER EASIER BETTER |