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Show i 4 2 DAILY HERALD WEDNESDAY; AUG. 1, 1931 Prov, Utah County, Utah Bipod Still Flows In Korea As Armistice Talks Bog Down Hosi aital at Dies Rites Set For Nathan Barton '.1 Nuttall Ha Ruby ' PLEASANT GROVE Funeral service for Nathan Barton, 40. who died Monday after a short illness at his home, will be conducted imthe family home, 801 S. 1st WT Thursday at 5 p. m. by Ertmart Chrlsiensen, bishop of the i Pleasant Grove First ward, Friends may call Wednesday evening at the Olpin mortuary and at the family home Thursday Fijneral services for Mm. Ruby Herron Nuttall, 72, who died bled around his bandaged head Tuesday at 6 p.rn. In the, Utah after a major perhaps death In the next minute. Valley hospital conducted Friday be H wa 11 .' m. 1 at the Berg mortuary rm.rin A' Viv rtsan TT Trrv Viishnn irhinol r V ' Z At 11 h. m. Tuesday 10 men satr. 'J, Lua w,ra ,r" down t!K.Per nn chairs' with white sIwd covers.a ,fie on each She was the Wife of George M side of the long table. Adm C.INuttall; well h known Turner Joy. read something retired chief English Ho Gen. Nam 11' piumbing Communist' negotiator. Namll .and heating doesn't sbeak English. The North Korean then read B;coniracxor. statement in Korean to the chief Friends may tin negotiator. Jov didnlt kinder- - call at the place X."" standi him. The interpreters talk-'- f the funeral ed whiles negotiators lighted from By FRANK H. BARTHOLOMEW United Press Staff Correspondent . ATTHE FRONT. Korea. Aug--l U.R) Blood seeped through- the white bandage on the sergeant's r head. Tuesday "How are truce talkjr going at Kaesong?" he asked Artillery sounds like summfr thunder in the distance A puff 6( moke spirals suddenly from the next hill "Napalm," Sgt." Edwin R. Ja sa rett. bf Paragould. . Ark without stirring' a muscle. "Fire, jelly bombs." He was sitting caimiy on !a North Korean hillside. War rum- - V f I direct wirt of C. W. Lovs, broker, 47 N. Univ. Ave. f New York industrial averages, A lull appears to rjive resulted . up 1.81 at noon. in the past two days In jthe curBid Asked rent outbreak of polio lh: Provo '' .15 ,f Cardiff .17. city.:' tt ;' r:S Central Std. .03 V4 .04 - No new cases have beer,' report- Chief Cons," 1.30 r 20 ed since Sunday, accorduig to Dr. .43 Clayton Silver .... ,4t prior to services.! uColumbus Rex a 11 . . ,10 .20 V C, M. Smith, city physldan. , Burial will be In the Pleasant J26 Polio cases in the county, outCombined Metals , . .25 A Grove cemetery. .07 4 side of Provo, have not raised ' Crescent; Eagle .... .06 ; East Standard .OlVi .01V above the four reported since the He war born here Nov. 10, lilO, East Utah .21 first of the year, says Dr. Kyle ,Ky a son of George IW. and Nancy Eureka Bullion .;. . .06 .07 Clark, county physician; C. Barton. 'He was a member of Dr. Smith renewed ap eals to Eureka LUly .064 .08 the LDS. church and has resided Great .08 all .04 Western residents to follow , nil preV life. all his here; .13 .14 Horn Silver cautions against' the disease. InSurviving are his mother, one structions.06 .05 Vi Leonora have been printed brother, George F. iBarton, and j-.20 MadisOnMines .... .19 periodically In The Daily Herald. a sister, Stella Barton, Pleasant . . . . . . .03 Miller Hill ; .05 W.Provo City Commissione r Elden . U IU U izvi Grove; two sisters, Mrs. Thomas Mtn. State's Dev. .. .04 .054 Payne today reported that the G. (Annie) Hansen, American '. forth' Friday; Pr'or ,To New Majestic ...,.08. to see if any of Chinese artillerv-blaz- ed investigation ,084 L. Mrs. and Fork; (Elsie) Fay New Park i.00 ".' 2.10 the houses along a diich on at the trapped. GI. The Com- Smith, Provo. "... .29 ,.35 Eighth iWest from Center street munists had lured the American pjorth Lilly 6 cU? .01 ,i north have sewage Imes running, North (Continued from Pace one.) Standard .014 Into a minefield. TVfr Nuttall L,;..,; Park Utah . . ...2.52' " 2.60 to the ditch instead of being conI was lucky," said Worn Sent. t. M nected with the' .sewer. line-M- is to "give us adequate eoritrolsr One of bur Park ,City Cons . . . .19 was men killed." "in He!,Q7. datiffhte'r of Tonolp ',1 ); .10 J continuing. He emphasized that twd high-p- ri Plumbic .094 sure "I his Alexander fingered hope Her bandage. Marv White and .. from Cons.-...,amendments None (Continued .2rr been found' would have one.) Page .12 reinstate thus far ' Prince ority -""-- ' ner ane ror. eaucation receivea riuotas 4 2720 he reported. Coloring tests are ""..s,",""v"r"'4 ivetork slaughtering Rico Argentine j. . .2J5 jinH"""' at Kaesoirg.' Tooele schools and was vale-- ! ' or informed against, tn BUSMAN'S "IIOLIDAV" Erskine. Johnson. Hollywood column- Rovston Coalition . .07' being used. ' fevive a provision limiting' 'price Across theriver.a hard serab- - dictorian of the first graduating dieted lother words, any prisoners who Commissioner 3.87 ist for stated NEA Coal and The that Silver Payne ,3.774 Daily Herald. who spendjs his working days King "We will not be able to hold ble rock terrain climbs up to a class at Tooele high school, 13 the facts, foibles and figures of theJ film xapital, has a Tintic Lead . ..... .12 city crews ; were busy bulkhead- might be held without a hearing reporting in forward worked observation for time the She sandbagged with! act..' this all 1.32 manholes to make them down rising prices or without a complaint having hard time getting away from it all. Visiting New York City with Tlntic Standard ..1.274 ling ff so that the sewage water he said. "It is a law that wiu post. Beyond, the rampart" falls offices of the. Tooele County a first" his was SALES movie demand filed family. "Skinny's" if "outing" proof (bv been thee them, against sharply to reveal the great corder and the county clerk. She should be any condition in the ditch will be up. It is i law that of his youngsters) at famed Hali.. With him is Clayton Silver. $00 at 41. M push prices Radio Musid City w . i AAA A L.MJHA2. 11m TaWwmah U.mW h J 41;.. land of the Pyonggahg.was Tooele county treasurer from threatens the stability of ouir, cleared, up in the very , near 2. Inquire into' the conditions j a Red; bastion and io iwm. one was once 2B j. future. Economy 2000 at 'Combined Metals, And of all ' plain . management public Nuttall Aliffn- flO: 3..,A MaHpn . . If prices rise, jthe president sai IIUI .i "'-fr ; ' has Raw IW ,! IUI1IIK! Kiutlliun 34. 500 500 at at sewage 33; ,CU(Ui nrtrn previously Dragon, in cuuq y 1900, in the Salt Lake LDS temple V" Tit will be necessary to allow munisr offensives last snrinc. been found running in the ditch EmDire Mines.; lOffa at 34 V ' v they made their home, m, reasonable adjustments n wages. ' There Js no sign .of. life on this flT fi. f" was .considered 4 a definite and at 1000 at 5:-100maCHinHS w Leonora,' vo 01 dudumririnW k,u TiDi in KnnHniH misconauci anicc cannot ask hthH """''R : , "We n. : TT-vrnric 1000 at 4U. Kjit .from nhu marmni Mtn. States Dev., uuncu ui evciy awnpuon. Dusiness. in ineyi.-.Be people of this country to reduce these' plains, the silent r'K;riclcreatiery Naildriver; 100 at 51. .J.HH-nito Provo and had resided n. The Judge again, specified that hflTA V.0IT1 their standard of livirig j$t to V 40 at until they get new orders from New Park, 200 at 202 these' this act,field. nvestigation no pay for, the higher profit, . . 2.00, 7 Pyongyang and Peiping whether : An active member of tne lus; manaaiory on tne; part or any r.Ai-:- Jk : . proyigw torback down as they did on their -r.-i,- i "' t 11,. -- month -, "11 Nuttall1 was law The Mrs. no and presi""'ichurch. j' gives grand jury. implies initial demand for withdrawal of BULLETIN i O k in any of them. He slot machines ptcked up in the dent of the Young Ladies' Mutual government autnonty to rorj DacK meni- Allied troops from Korea. or club Villa raid on some a Alpine Monday association tot bjj prices improvement pointed out that the jury, finding were made out NEW YOijcK. Aug. 1. The Reds are demanding that ,. mm inrw i.ii i Lvinmur, sne hothina wrone can give v time, in today by Couiity looeie. in a clean luuui.i? 1) from. Allies withdraw up to 30 miles the (Continued Page owners club wilt leagt4 lties cotton, wool, lamb anoj Attoisney Arnold Roylance in or. jj had been a member of the presi-- 1 km Df health" to a isa some sectors to establish a de- particular der to get a destruction order meet here Aug. 7 to elect a eaWprovided that the new ceilr A bottl.ja.of cold tea sits before dencv of the First LDS WardUhin. ' buffer rone extending again at 11 a. m. today , ( p. from the court. new baseball commissioner,' it teach delegate at the tabic. The r1W snriitv fnr 12 vpam and had T in six meir: miies side oi xne weanesaay ,oneuner inn A est price of the six; months pre?-- talk eoes On and on. CieareJ butts' hon s a .rH t3rhpr 'snH worked on the matter mai) was has n... announced today. hearing irl.r 38th session. parallel: Korean l! .the iV set been 22. s ward committees. for Aug. outbreak, plus; Diie Uo oh ashtravs. A UN rom- on vai ceding during UN and Communist negotiaThe Allies insist that the Hmuniaue av later "no nroeress ' subsequent cost increases. Judge Dunford said he would. which anyone interested can pro She w ,vked as a nurses' aid for to their opposing tors fast stuck end along thepresent fight- i 1 nw ntw ma test tne tr Wai.M the of tndav issue order the Wgr th. destruction rc. iisucunnMuwinu;. jut but allowed Lng front, with the 8th army re--: rent OOOStS. W. nJj.u. iit"'tj..i '.:v.L throughout positions yesterday's, iV. Controls, c Up wkn If chines. court the rlork deems will the "v,.ll.ir. r.tlr.m.nl J .Of up to 20 per cent OVer levels, meeting. taining territory it has captured several take tK' inrv. 1i.ti nrnarH L machines to be gambling devices, 1hi u;.,Ki "bH 9 1b battles north of the parallel . of June. 1947. it relaxes iit-ui- , It will the k destruction thmnoh order u,act. issue ,ov v. th. tro,.oi;h , ik. Fail- to Make Progress .nc .i ,n r restVletlnns and rnntiihues th: luxnoie io, gee woo is coming upi'.' y"! uj wic jui j nuiuueni wiui frontier between North :.l me . ma lour Commissioners and from it draw i. ernj Ufitted States and inCanada tiriorlties and allocations on scarcfei the trail. and South Korea. are whicVhave! A ne satd others five the UN chines, xnose PIOOU 15 communique rOT From the4e huh?" he .tempies name4" Tprobably says:vMtm materials: Correspondent.J got i a tors "failed to make prog areas., iney eeieD.raiea meir goi-- s, a total of seven will be quali-o- h been picked up by the" sheriff's noticing- the, patch. "What's going den officials or change their basic posi and have been! ress" previously last contri-hei. A booth for receiving d ied for the graed jury, five of wedding anniversary atKBfeong ..v what this Hons" during two hours and 22 the sheriff. towark by h.itions in whom! August. hortage of Doctors Pmrft . a constitute 'm We are may quorum, agenda thing? hungry for : chuck's After the of minutc" debate. 'n Red : drive Cross AU for funds a lrs ' th,the . information up" here derations of grand Problem For Veterans - for flood reliuf in the MIHwp; w,e iiuo, nex Jennowever, orig. uen. wunam fX"iJonr are secret, and evidence con- - p.up.K-iuSix young Americans 'are up at Zill?J?5.St w Sewing cu ui ici n7 uiiiciai was ,K near set . V "i IftQ 'V " , First 1 is 1, tojday up ; m, them riot lu' A made free-of this ?'dered by SALT LAKE CITY V ! oj.f frorij.'.- Six pub point;. ig ano me newsmen oi voia mat Machine Co. "jffib&jfc liquor, ing oiiicer, Security bank 2 : Vice Adm. Joel' T. Boone, chief thinking men in uniform ' wonder-'r,- .j f1'1 Ihe Jury, If it feels the ..evib had seem- -. negotiators Mrs. Eloise P. Eillmore, vouniy iCommunist !?,make 8 D . . i i on in. the!Rns! NuttftH nd G. Albert .Nut- - nee justifies it, may return !a medical director, veterans adliing about what-;goeit. ea more rearonaDie. ne uia noi 20 No. Univ. me niiiiiiiics win nave io r j Of ministration said here today that; palatial negotiaior4r building in;t!,ii' nf ait t.kVritv Ralnh! tru P,u indicting jthe subject ' I I' matPh. 3603 ere was speculation that the inyestlgation if crimipal shortages of physicians arid nurses' Kaesong. Sure, they're interested ii "x?...oii ah? tmh thl L whlchMemhei l9X of club uLl1 maw.; u Fortnighters u 9 i mane cl Rcd constitute tne .'greatest problem ineir nve$ are at stake. Cal ' wexe Park Kuttali Mnin my Port'SimJlan'hWkS - will be set up '"VIV. negotiators ' stalling commendations to remedy a m.mh7;n dil.T. from one . in caring for sick and Injured iri, A helicopter hovers ovethead. im'- -r R ' Nuttall Mrs Arn (Char-- ! 7k cVi eo A ' p'"oliil;liM ' v to .. situation. i another. VA. hospitals. It is searching the guleys iand main ) Billineslev, Mrs. Lerpy W.j.4 j memoers oij me Lray uadies for eaemy infiltration (Josephine! Harding, all of Provo;; 1M county clerk mut give at Admiral SBoone was in Salt valley are organization operating booths . ' jMrs. Fred G. (Mabelle) three days notice to the; UAL PILOTS AGREE TO 'ea Lake City conferring wiith local units. local movie houses. Receptacles iat SEE THE , NfcW. BIO VA officials and staff biemberS; D. Russell ( Genevieve i'Creer and qounty attorney and county treas; J , - (for donations also have of city hospitals and th Univer- - Another iheljcopter was car Bevan (Georgia)' Leonard,; Mrer, setting the day and hour CHICAGO, Aug. 1 (U.e United beenreceiving set up in the stores. gfty of Utah xollege of medicinej ling UN negotiators back to their all of Salt Lake City; Mrs.lthat the grand jurors will bf Airlines announced its Eldon McKeil,county "Red Cross FRIGID AIRE HOME FREEZER A navy' physician, he- served a.s advance base the so - called Thomas E. (Marjorie) "Bailey,' drawn. They in turn, mdst be pilots had agreed to flytoday com- disaster and his chairrtnan, . that flights of the big planesJ mittee are assisting in staging the personal physician to foiir presi4 "truce camp," There, jthe-- deled Boise,' Ida ; a "oiner ann sister,, given at least five days notificaj-jan- d can De. would begin immediately "" dents Harding, Coojidgej, Hoover. gates resiea up, ate not meats . idrive. Harold jTolboe, Provowdis- "r V jrvic 7 DEMONSTRATION (Mabel) Minns,, Salt Lake City, gin. ana Kooseveu. W. A. Patterson. .' nresident nf aster chairma , is directing ac- sieut :in Deos. ana ., 3:30 P M.' i iour great tinrie a grand juryithe line, ordered scheduling of;tivities here. of (24 grandenuoren L.engin . , jgrandchildren. may operate: is limited to tne curf! tne ingnts after the- - Rational rjeot calendar year. "Therefore' the Mediation board 'in Washington : UTAHNA BALLROOM Resent jury .cannot remain lnJir'ormed him the pilots Were to them. session beyond Dec. 131. pilot Jurors need not and undoubted- - The big transports UTAH APPLIANCE .win not meet in continuou were a major issue! jn the pilots' S recent PHONE X37t EAST 1ST NORTH UAL. strike against session. MA PL ETON Funeral ' serv-- . aily ices for Harvey A. .Whitney, 78.; I.imlUtions Apply TAYLORS APPLIANCE DEPT. Congress adopted thet Great who died Tuesday at 8 a. m. in; of the United States on iSeal j. 250 WEST CENTER PHONE 2$ atof The time; whereby the June 20. 17R2'. length his home following a heart ' (Adv.) tack. will be conducted in the jury might go back in its probe; Mapljetnn LDS ward chapel Fri of alleged irregular ties, in any day at 2 p. m. by Welby War- field is? defined by the statute of limitations. This varies with vari-- i ren. bi.hon. Burial .will be in the Evergreen ous matters, but rurjs as high as MMaaaaMSSSSSBlBlIlBMMWMaWMMa several! years in many things cemetery. He was born Dec, 9. 1872, at Prosecution of any person or 5oriniiville. a sob of Leonard J. persons suit remains after any and Tryphenia Perry Whitney.i liand jury returns an indictment He' married Claudia Johnson against them.. The grand jury does TheinAt prosecute or .prescribe punish-marriaDoc. 9; 1895 in Mapletori. later was solemnized in ment. It merely decides, on evid- the Salt Lake LDS temple. He ence presented to it, whether or was an active church member rnt it feels a person or persons and held the office of high priest should be prosecuted. . . He was a farmer and carpenter f by occupation, but also had been CABLE CAR LINE STOPS isf leader .in, civic affairs. He was RUNNING INJSAN FRANCISCO an instigator of the Mapleton cityj ISAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 1 (U.R) as cityne otj san 'jrancWco' pictur- Project and served THE ROAD BACK Take aNzoodi look at the happv solAier-hriri' cr nes stopped run- DU,,a,n isa findnspept.or. to You above. me believe that he's the it hijrd "may groom' celebrated .nihg toda-y- . i. He and his wife ., GI pictured below, a few months earlier, wh'ein The California street cable f rom i Red imprisonment in Xorea. This! is Cpl. the'iKRQlden wedding anniversary .only half alive-t-45-Dcc Of their 13' sons pulled its clattery main Bob Sharpe and his pretty bridelMean. honeymooning and sta-rta new life together in New Vok Cifv. Relow it was': former daughters. 42 survive, in addition rfn cars off the streets after POW Bob Sharpe. being1 helped aboard a plae for evacuation to'i'o the widow: Lawrence Whitney !fVng to gel new public liability a hospital in Japan. He was one bf a grouD-oA mericans"i beaten :and Mrs. Bessie Thorn. Mapleton: insurance. ind starved by North Korean Re&s. forced to walk- from- - Seoul to Harvpv A. Whitnev Jr.. Mack "Jnoon cancelled us bv the captors .Miracu- iRav Delmar and Frrfnk J.,Whit- - WV""" wi,hJn' cbmpany. Pyongyang "ane( then irtachine-gunne- d lously, Sharpe escaped vyith nonlfatal injuries'. and ;La- - ?jtiv 1t, midnight last night. ney, Springville: Lo Von Salt Lake 6ity HgmPnysaidPresident Dr. John O. Hman the action came 5 ' a result of settlement 1.- as . stikably ano mrs. ?.14f.00 damage cjaim against ' W 12 -- 1 J. J? hJtn line, f. m v r: ' br. t .'n'hiiHr.n.nHi'F ss. i i .1 XW X asjv jm- 'asassw 1 f i I rY - .......... ...... Truman . I .... mm, y . J 1 . ....... cl-pat- MX Grand Jury 'vtM et.f j 1 Y1' Sgt.-Iarr- , ...... .... ...... .......... rol V " i cig-Thurd- ay - - Lull Occurs in ',:.f Polio Outbreak Two-Da- y Salt Lake Stock Exchange Closinff nuotations from the i -r- . . .......... 04 . -- . A ; 1 . . re-o- no-ma- n's i 1 i '' - -- - Z;Z,ha - Baseball' Czar To :Elected At Aug. Meet www its l J ... .- " .the:;-"'."- - 1 tau "W.' ! 1 mriu -- i. : -- 0 Reds Ask -- rvBR-soni- j al; .v-tMM- ig. i s (U.P)-p-Maj- or "-- . inUni. ; - - K-- 4 tj.. Booths Set To Receive' , n-, - ntto .nnt . T I 1 i ; j i - pre-wa- . i j r kL ;r kh rfiiim-- .. L.-.- - 1 Funs Reliet j . 'lZ", 3Xnwu rhi 1 '"f"' 1 1 . , ,l"1,"iiLay ; ,ij .t. lSr00 1 . ' El-n- 1 Nnon-cnmi- nal . i j j - . Cox.-Mrs- DC-6B- 'S " . ..'- -- j . t I .DC-fiB'- s1 7 J rl'v- 1 ; - . i ; . Harvey A. Whitney Funeral Friday Aug.3 j , ' - . . ; j '.--..- , -- ge ! i .'- : o- -i . . andr-jraflroa- ; - . i v. it , '.'.""?J -'- v ef-v- ".' n.h- - f'V pre-ml:V- ell v... 7 HI - Every Afternoon (Excepting Saturdayl and Sunday Sunday Herald Published Sunday Morning Published by The Herald Corporation. SO South First West Street, Provo. Utah Entered as second class matter at the post office in under the act of Provo, Utah, March 3. 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