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Show V v 4 V DAILY HERALD Around Utah TUESDAY, JULY IT. 1851 Ptovo, UUh County. Utah City Auditor Declares ProvoJ City Well Within Budget at Halfway Mark 1100 Miners Go Back to Geneva Mines Over the Nation 'Round the World Salt Lake Has INTRODUCTORY OFFER Second Polio Death In 6 Days fo)ci? n uiaiu SALT LAKE CITY, July 17 U.fe) Salt Lake" City recorded Its second polio death .within the past six days when Salt lof - the F. H. McOraw company. i By UNITED PRESS LAUNDERED Lake died from the fettled City terms a boy and well Provo its within of crltical UNITED grievances dePRESS city CANYON. and Ariz. flRANTi By expenditures disease last some tuuu ntot j night. of at announced, the mark from LT Eleven budget hundred miner, halfway .n T .tUPYr mand 'maximum efficiency from Offer Expires Sot. July 21th ViT metal workers wiiKfo oui Geneva Steel - company's Colum- its, fiscal year. City Auditor Rob both -Roger Carl Kamerath died in and , spending j mated 410,000 in eash and k.L.1"iet day over travel employes, a dispute local Just two days bia and Horse Canyon mines in ert Q. Strong told' the city com from tne ci iovar noiei wre, The city auditor predicted that! he washospital w stricken with the disease Carbon countv have returned "to mission' today In presenting a six Plant located 651 West 12th North work. For the past twenty days, month report of city revenues at least two city departments. If-- His war the 13th case of polio rehunt in TUCSON; Ariz. following an durin 30, and corded Lake to June: Salt county spending Two Arizona civil air Datrol they had lbeen on strike in opposlJ na recreiiion Will IinUfl country. ruffed mountain Town pickup office, 449 West Center Mr. Strong' report noted total' the year with unexpended budget ing the year. A third- - suspect wno paruci bilots were killed . Sunday night tion to Working conditions in the ; ne aftermines. the or of crashed when i thir plane noted an interest-in- g nurpiuaes. city, spending Bated period, ' au .the i r at the, . . . . burglary . i i r . inresort ii t i nma point about! the recreation pius- s4u,Hu.ou in uuz.ooB.az, noiei onj me run wbiii, imj OK LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANERS ' tamed t .. missing si rice ' The Civilian Employes associa cumbered by 'purchase orders khot hv a for another department in that a charge is . The copea enjoys greater popr.r.A r.nvM naval ' now of the Clearfield ; lea'vfiit tion made for 30. sup S308 balance of re! June theiSanU a as of expense the ularity budget vegetable in the special officer for dancing program and II ttm-- fcJVbW kltfllll cits i railroad when the trio attempted The CAP fliers . were Identified ply depot will hold its -annual 035.99 for the remainder of .the square more people are! talcUiv it thin where in ithe country. A cacarJC. last niKm. ne was as nuncuv c. niuun, , rmreniA, K. Russell has been named mas - ichi. iiuiii uici iuuii uuaui vi ,$652,773, wiiea it ed free. 4 and 91 named Mud Lake. ; taken to Flagstaff hospital with and Ernest W. Schmidt, 35, Glen - tter of ceremonies for the prodale, Ariz. Cochise County Dep a bullet wound in his back, Revenues, M Strong sra id, are lander Isald gram. I in good shape f?r this time of the uty Sheriff Carl HONG KONG a .takeoff crashed Of collection they during offiwill Eight high Chinese army of- from the Bowie airport. J citizens T;- .- Perce.ntge! n i. J--i.. nn Syracuse cers and former i government three times as much water begin ."; .THIS 15 THE BIG DUTIFUL ficials were executed in Canton SPRINGVTLLE, Ariz. ning tomorrow oiThursday when this 'is a normal condition be Immediately after a trial attended Two men, E. A. Ward, 58,the jiew city water well is con- cause the bulk of a city's reveby 30.000 persons, reports from Ariz.j and M. James Scott, nected to city lines. nue, including taxes, comes in the mainland , said today. Prison 1 Paso, Tex , were killed Sunday sentences qt suspended sentences by a freak bolt of lightning while Two delegates from the Boj( the, latter half of the year. Mr. StrongX credited city comwere given 10 izb omers cnargea ' fishing at Big Lake south of here. Elder school have re ac - Two witnesses. Moon Mullins tiimt fmm Sondistrict for jthe fact that the with rmnrlurn whr missioners is staying iwithin jts budget, tivities. !nd Bob Welan,.said thfr biggest th attended the National Edu been achieved ever seen''i cracked- cation association's annualpn- - declaring this has: flash PADUCAH. KV. xXk-rvxfx cart &o by the Insistence- - of the commis . Construction of the atomic ouring a Torrential qownpour. ' mention. The delegates were Mrs.- sion that all department heads bef 'PM" Long and Mrs. Mae Peterenergy commission's $.V)0.000,000- PITMAN, N.- J. " 11 , ' f uranium separation plant was re Louis C. ""Richardson,-- 39, who 0" -i ssBBBWIBass---I M : - ti-TT- i i i at I i all-nig- ht! . ruticu w. I v i. i 1 I i v. 4 . ri-af- I , -- "" I 1' was-one- ' Mc-Na- r IJ. ry, : IILflffiilHIE j - - counter-revolutiona- ry .fy we M, . . Biham'City nd settlement of labori troubles. ;frorn the Colorado sUte prison, An agreement was reacnea yes - wag held, here for : Colorado of- - ,UvS"tpifde POUQ lOS wnjr aepicnx waa county history presented, terday between the AFL Sheet ficials. J. . . nnn (Continued from1 rag e .1?) Ku u.unH J th umuii bum whb.i, nicnaravon was arresiea, wniie lH,,rinr Hieiai Tvomen :.SJ. ITTrfamr TTtaVi i rAuntv Datigphfsri ff veicran 01 ,""", ,v mitteemari Jacob M.Arceyv and wiJi as a wounaea .rviUaH Pioneers. tt ... Dem leaders of ;the 'Cook , . .....! xiox-ctaer- - . 4V. . 1 m - 1 7 I ' . County funds from Pitman residents. He ocratic committee. E. said he escaped from the Colo ' Douslas declared that he was rado priison June 3,. 19S0. while ij term for lar Iservyig a two-yeera! judges by the bar because ij ceny. mm M sav m t. that is the responsibility of the ' !( GLENVIEW, DL bACIIUIlUC t and the senate. president Lt. (JG) V. J. Andrich, 27. Closing quotations from Jthe this instance; where "But in, Wriihtwbod. Cal.. was killed yesdfrect wire of C. W. Love, there is 'an honest conflict of terrfav when hit "Phuntrfm" let broker. 47! N. Univ. Ave. opinion, the advice Of a respon k Noail E. waiter, a i, novo city fighter crashed in a forest sible professional body' would be t sanitarian, died at 8 a.m. most valuable, fDouglas said. hospital! witnesses said it appeared that, New. Yor.K Industrial .'today in the Veterans f Averages up .78 at noon. at Salt Lake City. He had been the nlahe anoarentlv wjis unable In the hospital for six weeks. "jto gain altitude after itsj takeoff Bid Asked Mr. Walter had been milk- sani- - from the Glenyiew naval !alfTta-taria- n Cardiff ..! ..... .$ .16 S .20 in the city health depart-- ! tion three-milescene the from .04 ,03 jCentral Std.i ment since Aug. 15. 1950, 0f the crash. . 1.25 1.35 Con. thief "f. Survivors include nis widow, Live- OGDEN, July 17 (u.R) Clayton Silver , . .38 V .39 Roma Wight' Walter and their , stock. . .20 .10 Columbus Rexall two children, Judith .and David, j .27 Cembihed Metals . .28 of 1083 N. 3th W., Provoi and Jis Cattle: ISO: very, dull opening: . . . .084 .07 Crescent, Eagle .parents, of Holladay, Utah, trade but very little slaughter . 01 ii 'oiu East Standard Mr. Walter was a veteran of the nenefal under- 'iqiT.1 l:.quality offered! io . '. East Utah lO .IJF IJ cuucii io ...UK.. Pacific campaign of World War' an. none, weak oaa uuiiii Eureka Bullion II. He received the silver star $22,0023.Q.O; very little ,;?07'cowsv Eureka Lilly in action. for gallantry fed steers OB ;.else sold; late Monday" . SALT LAKE Great Western . CITY, July 17 , heifers, futf-- steady; utility 13 ,and, U.R Horn Silver . . Salt Lake Citv's annual !o4li to corrirSercial ahd also cows and Leonora" days of '47 celebration opens Provo bulls, weak to 50c lower; some officially tonight wth the ipij, Lsales !n bulls as miich at :$1.00 low- ... Miller Hill l coronation of ,,Queen Carol . a stockers and feeders, uneven Ml. States Dev. . atLou Kimball and two her '." on ' ly weak to $1.00 lower; choice ( New Majestic ,.. tendants.' are scheduled iea steers; sj uvea gooa, 2 35 New servjees 'Park Puneralj vThe coronation' ceremonies '31 for Thursday noon in Salt LaVe $32.5033.75: choice fed heifers. be held on the steps of North Lilly I wjll 02 North Standard ,$33.7534.80; few commercial City with! burial to be in Provo the state capitol. Gov. J. bulls. $28.90 H 30.80; birtk, $28.00 for J. Raymond Wilson. 2 70 Park Utah will Bracken Lee th$ few stock, cows, $21.00 '28.00; .21: oftProvo and former Utah news- - crown on the queen'splace Cons. Park City head.fc - .!. ; 25.00. 10 Plumbic aperman! who died Saturday in than 2000' Lst niore night, v " :t "Calves: hot estab- 25: ok Angeles of. a lung congestion. market Cons Prince .134 of' into the got people 'spirit ' Services will be at 574E. 1st S., 2 22Villished. . Rico Argentine . the celebration by participatin Salt Lake. Burial will follow .08 Hogs: "125; hdtcher hogs fully ROyston Coal, ing fn a square, dance at 25c1 higher in the Provo city) cemetery. choice butchers 180- Silver King Coal 3 00 Derks field. T 1 Mr. Wilson was orn in Provo 240 lbs.,.$23;00$E23.35; few Choice aPintle ..15 iiiiiv - A ... 'a a son !of John 18 00;. weighty sows Tintic Standard 1.37 V4 sows, $17-0January ,21, 1805,Amelia dudmun-se- n : M. and Caroline down to $16.00. SALES Wilson. He received his eduSheep: 6100; includes around Clayton Silver.1 00 at 39. cation ; in Provo- and r Ogden 30 doubles Idaho spring lambs: Croff. 500: at schools. During World War I he market not established; early bids Dragon. .500 at. 33. served as a chief pharmacist mate fullv 50c lowed: askina about Standard. 1000 at I'A, Est 17 Tuesday, July in the navy. He was a member East Utah, 500 at 20; 1000 at 19: $3 L00 on choice f primes. ' of the Episcopal church. Horn: Silver. 1500 at. 12 PRfivn " t O'T. :onnr Academy ' Warpath, MoscowxSilver, 4000 at 3. Brien 2-Dow Jones Averages Paramount FBI. F. Ivejoy.;MountainXw. 5000 ; ... V Free-M. Uinta. j' Brat, Dear, 69 Dow Jones closing stock aver- , man; Counter?py, iklMM 30 industrial 253.89, up 1.58: ages: 1 1 ; Motor Vu Bedtime for Bon- I YIU 20 railroads 75.98. PAYSON Funeral services are. o.: In a Lonelv Place up 0.38; 15 43.67 65 stocks mcutilities 0.17; up lor flnnur AMERICAN FORK panning 90 91. up 0.49. a Payson Beth. 69, who died in juqn Cameo My Fancy, Goodbye l,- -; Sales today abproximated hospital Sunday 'at 8:45 p. m..j. Crawford. . . , v. 1 ton frn v,mv MMn.rB after a lingering illness. Coral Secret of- - Convict .CUT T M'""" mm T..1.. ii -u ;.20fl.0flfl shares traUed vesterdav.."V1" a,, (4aT wis. ijik t'A it . . u .m, he was a son of ..William g?1 andrarWgM i. . Hayworth; . u. Uarrist iurv Fhnr.i-Rs? troyed. the eighth floor of the Neme JanVHufsh SepU U lRKETS AT A! GLANCE in Provo. She died Dec, 30, 1945.1 RoVal Tn oid'Amarillo; .'6isa ii AckSn"1" W., ' Mr.. McBeth spent most of his'lng Women kStocks, higher in! quiet trading. life a4 a farmer in Payson. Prior Utah-Ma- ting G Tier- - cul Off U j S. govern- Season, to h i marfiaire he nervt - - - five -J . in quiet trad- bonds, steady rescued by firemen he cut Qf f .the CO REM Eureka. in years mining . . s r rrain -anniita wnr . in T."r , Onl v th VlTanf CI icievaiors aurviyon inciuae a son. Max Geneva ' V Mf",n-A. McBeth. Ogden; four daugh, - Ipeck. w wa,j Curb stocks, 'Iriegutarly lower. to . . ; . n. j. Kicn -- 2 jL-ii- l' uuver, uncnangeo at uaoc. Scera You're In .the Nvv lers, Mrs. .'Z?a-u7Jmond- San Leandro. Cal.; Mrs. Now. G. Cooper. Cotton futures, loW : kLP'" L"J.7 v,ron-rray- e, c "a bushel lowWheat: ruled Cinemotor ija.vis, &aiem; Mrs. Payment on De- - e.iaVtVoDhe . c(Bonnie) Law. OfHn. inrf .!! t.-.'- . higher; Icorn: M...i.i. X A company j spokesman said if er to Heoats" vM 4.c higher; old otnevieve ivicoein. rayson; une PAYSON higher; The Last Outpost. R. oiwi 3 grandcniid. and a sister, Mrs. iT Huish ,Vc lower. to fi Mtc higher; new.uu;u 11a vtr iraunera m f it Ml'I?u2?Z Dora McBeth, Salt Lake City. 3c higher; sOyh , to 3c higher; PLEASANT GROVE lard:. 8 points a pound lower, to B. Davis 3c higher. SPANISH FORK I. Hogs: market faiirjy active, 259' RELIABLE I Can Get it for You 35c higher sheep: native slaugh- Angelus r ter lambs. steady to 2$c iower;i Wholesale, D. Dailey. PRESCRIPTIONS J Arch The Brave Bulls, M. Afternoon: (Excepting ' sheep steady to :w ak;! cattle: all Every . Ferrer. classes steady to. weak; Saturday) ' and Sundav slaughter Sunday Herald Published Sunday ' stock cattle, steady. SPRING VILLE Morning Park Cry Danger; Law. of the Published by The Herald Corpora- -, tion. SO South First West Street, Badlands. . Provo. Utah. Entered ,as second On the Riviera, D. clan "Rivoli matter-athe post office in $1000 BACK BAR MIRROR Kaye. Provo. Utah, under the act of 32xSi ifeet Cinemotor To Please a Lady, March 3. 1879 Subscription term Sacrifice $300 or beat offer by carrier irt Utah county SI 35 C. Gable. . the month. S7J0 for six months Beautiful, heavy framed in two-in. advance, $15 00 the year V sections.. fev advance By mail anywhere in CARD OF THANKS Also 1 National Csjih Register $65 '!'''"' sUilPiTBrBn United the or its States posses1 Heavy Glass Display Case, $35 May We express our, sincere sions SI. 25 per month .$7 50 for Keith Tanner, Phons 15J Payson gratitude and appreciation to ajl six months. ' 918.00 the year W those who so kindly assisted us .advance. after the death: of our "beloved phone' 144 Mother Jane E. Smith. We are truly grateful for the many kind for the words of consolation, STATE FARM INSURANCE CO. I I acts, CENTER DRUG the beautiful floral. offerings and other expressions in'our bereave 129 West Center, Preve Wishes to announce the appointmentjof ment. . ? it . Smith Jape Family Noall Walter, City Sanitarian, Dies in Hospi tal ' v. ' v 'J ar -- .. m ! 7 mm ! t Jr pre-tnil- . . s ,lr . . ( Days of l Celebration Opens Tonight -- -- L V L .... ; - i ..'t s ,t: ' .' j Y . Burial Set For Newspaperman Ogden0 Livestock i s, 0 31 i i, . J i ! t i . 56.-nativ- e I " Arch Madsen, udge of the. contest, A. I. Duckett, Jack Duckett, Rex Dunford, and Dick Dabling. insert Mrs. Mae Halladpy, the winner. , s m mj t . amusement - : : 4. Arthur J. McBeth" at Succumbs ' D.....M IVCiLUtlUJ j . i v ; In Mil! Fire j "ciidaiU h - L-V- . - J Sri . 1 - : lu Tv Air-v-T- X,n,fS7 Of the pfd nlsDhTw ? Bondsx-irregular- A. L. DUCKETT GENERAL SALES & SERVICE ELECTRIC . . ; ' ; s l! V': 'Alo T.-F- . 1 ft 1 - . - . 'Name the Appl lance ' . CONTEST . . - FOR CENTRAL' UT All t : ; ,1 : . . f 2 Ml Mae M'allglillav ... , : : Billon W. Rlyors , .;.' of 10S5 WEST ' ' UTAH c . . . . CENTER ST. PROVO - " : f ' s - . . ! . . WILL RECEIVE. THE. 479.95 10.3' GENERAL ELECTRIC COMBINATION FREEZER and REFRIGERATOR V Mr. Myers Will .Specialize '"III-Auto-Fire-Life AVOID THE LAST MINUTE RUSH : There are only approximately 8 weeks left to install your gas heating equipment before the Septjst Deadline.' Due to large number of permits issued, andnot yet installed, it will tax the facilities of every heating dealer in Utah County to Call complete all installations before the deadline. Act now '. the reliable dealers listed below: 10 DOWN 30 MONTHS' TO PAY 'ITassociated with his' father, George V. Myers, Provo Insurance Man for the past 30 yeors. .1- He is i IN PROVO Wasatch Furhace it ' AppL CO. - 833 Cragbead Plumbing it Htg. Co. . 2603 - In American Fork You. Gunthers - 607 3 In Spanish Fork Jex Lumber fompany --5- 1 - i SAVE on s 266 So. 9th West auto insurance witrf -- I. are invited- to Call rnone a i ouj STATiE FARM GIFT PRIZE WINNERS WILL; BE NOTIFIED BY JIJLY' 21, 1951 M " A. L. Duckett Sales & Service wishes to thank the thousands i of participants who made this contest Central Utah's Finest! - r |