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Show C TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20. 1951 Ptovo. Uuh County. Utah DAILY HERALD Government r Apportions Law to Curb Unscrupulous Fund Road Repairmerr Much Needed ON THE LINE; " ' ; 17 . . p " . - TREAT THE FAf.llLY TO P?5l, MA'S Nov. 20 W--Th- e announced has government By BOB CONSIDINE all the rascals but it ll help SS30.000.000 . i m anrmrtmnment t m of ; the NEW YORK. Nov. 20 (INS) point but the honest repairmen. in federal aid funds voted by c&wf 1The passing show: and save the bleeding Don't let .me hear you say that a lot of grief. gress last year to 'help the itttes the delegates to the U.N. assem- ; build roads during the fiscal year There's a new profession in beginning next bly in Paris have not - achieved July 1. anything, They voted the other act. the! Sept. 7. 1850, The approved to a mn or nio themselves ?Umon day give for Christmas vacation. , $225,000,000 for main other May and said. "Understand provides V you're going on 'Who said that?highways, $150,000,000 for a I One of the best bills ever con have Well. night. oads? and $125,000,; sidered by the fathers of New servitc uwv t.n suptjr ,uu wim ary or feeder Ior urban HlgnwayS York City, or any other .U. S uo.lth n nimllhl nnntoi Secretary of Commerte Charles city4 is the one now pending you may possibly be asked on the said-'thwhich will license television show. "ISawycr projects, as in and. weed out some of Imagine. - ' a; administered be. will (past years, those predatory bums who have . state V highway departments. 7Trnave ucvm iuuji: iby been taking millions out of the luuia nuiuing federal to 'subject approval. owners. set than bewildered the release of those shocking pockets of. Science has so far surpassed figures on the number of Ameri-- T The federal government gener-ca- n and U.N. prisoners of warially may not pay for more than opened up a, whole., new world' butchered by the Chinese and ha the cost share is of gypping. Communists. Nothing. iated on .the basis of a state's at the American Baseball Academy in New York's could the Noman ..computeTHEIR MAN Yogi Berra is cheeYed by youngsters But, if possible, it jmakes " area, it population and the mile a professor. Berra and Roy Campanella of the D"dg- the Yankeeis where of amount this 212th land motorists squat the worse AAA. over to whether! Armorv, na roads. cf quibble , agC pofl i i ers are first catchers to be named as the player of their respective major leagues. (NEA) gar- Colonel-Huve men paiaj 10 conscienceless nley should have told; Totals alloted include: who can-- ' find things the. story at th is lirne.-otold iti Arizona, $6,009,016,"' California, age wrong' which escape the detection at all. It seems to me .that if the $26,155,385. Colorado, $7,658,076, of car owners. No man could com- will nf the nonnln iHII itiHi 1h,p (1 SOI Tin k'niim tlOUI . Oregon $7,422,464. Utah$4.733;896 pute the total amount of money hand of its elected leaders 1hose 219: Montana $7,837,862. Nevada1 Washington $7,92,418, Wyoming, stolen in the name of fixing the leaders must have the advantage? $4,869,1 89. New Mexico. $6,501,048, $4,757,002, ' country's asthmatic "radios. ", . of learning what that will-i- - and Television sets are so temperar the onlv wav to Ipamis to irive: mental, and people in apartments the people enough information to! are. so exhausted by the time they stimulate that will and make it II wrangle permission to install' one. apparent. . . : : r.. : xr r i i that.unscrupulous repairmen have a huge fortune in the often as Hahley finds himself in hot: ' reaped faLse name of repairs. water with his superiors, that! tenth of one they- misrht" never have told the! BUTTE. Mont.- (U.RW-lProbably not. one owners 72. New York has 21, Wis-le- r. Ed set a new 'Katyn' have story. We per cent i2. .to decides .toss of consin Butte;evcr the faintest clue to the workings Slaughter to consider, and the North and South Da- of those cycloptic packing cases sooner the people know the a heor bingp. he won't lack for,; "Alabama. .kota have- - no breweries." Diller in their parlors. If the gorilla ghastly score the sooner can ingredients, his friends call him Said. 'Something should be done 'Diller from the corner repair shop pries justice move. i max. i wouiu nar Killer 'a uiner. pians naiuraiiy off the back of , imc . .. . set, shakes his : lt- - bdqui ..,. recora oi uaviiiK - inese. onp. 01 uicw num IIn tII II J ttn r head, and says "Mac. your quad OiU ()8C5 Wr UIHIUIUIIT- - in pivo inatjnariv ateH hii?h fanrt tri has f adventure flays, say in SDOUl hi years. (Joy ,to rijateral potentiometer the collection does all the grid ot-- , tubes nine, vxn'r. . inniino (nr Hnn'i mici tHt time, thinks he'll have an However, in of Alabama and the on of beer stock cveri right new'orre spite greater seventeen to and "Back eleven, twenty Lowell Thomas' has lAen from two Diller Dakotas. nana.: . three, so I gotta haul it outa here Manrlalav". (r.rPvstnnl'. Pressl Gernian HlUnd. the' others' and Manv of collect and rehabilitate the rheostate and the unforgettable stamps tqry Czechoslovakia conjugate thg condenser,' there's glider drop into Burma staged coins. Some people gather match Jand. worfc He even has a bottle of even to save like others Mac do mumble can ran books and panada. and little except t-- . -- 11 beer Aiil., r i. uvj"'near n;n an assent. 111 i tu C C a . WJIIIJIJT ' rr ..Lit Viv. III,. fl'l sj - ."II j UU V The new law won't turn out weak . ', and proud, " himself. He collects beer bottles sorts of all in 'and cans unopened. I jconta.ned T Diller. who is 67twice sailed and,-r,CICCnt."" the world in theold around from Pilsner . from Rotterdam. i; .. u u ..l , Czechoslovakia vuiim-famou the and bcW 10 for the past years and 'ing olh" wctiona o f ..hopes to continue doin, so for world.-you have a favont ''least that milch longer: Then it beer, there s not much doubt but will hs timo fnr that hiff nartv ' nw I Killer Diller has a sample. lhat ., n . i ,i miiua that the significance of the Ko- -l H has.nil By HARRY FERGUSON 305 .' ' gathered different): P. Foreign News Editor rean , war was entirely out of brands of beer in as many bottles ;' he has lIALLF.CK TO SPEAK When the crucial hour arrives, proportion to the number of men and ans during His collection in- -. ON LINCOLN DAY it will be 9 o'clock 'tonight in ngaged and the weight of metal. jheen collecting.from' evcrv - -- state, R ; in o'clock York. New Chicago firefi hv both si1es If peace is fm i hi-ha a hwurrv anrt also a ' pyiat. iov. in wlinr.' v,unKrcf a:.ri 6 o clock in San Francisco, nos.ihl o win in th tent at Pan score Kepubli-- j or more of foreign beers. ,nan Char'.cs A. Halleck. iTl Ko 11 nVlrlr irsmnrmiMT T3l,4 it in tne nouse oi repre- aildr whip ;munjom, there isn-- t much doubt a The retired recently NO RESIDUE ;t T rnn morning-a- t r n. i.prea, th,. the- war veventuallv ui "anmunjom. pntai ivrc and GOP majority a men dozen about where '"' spread. In that event we are now roHectinB triD Tie traveled from'ader in the ?0th congress will gamer in a icni wun a vooacn in the vopenirie phase of World Butte to New York to. New Or- - be , the Lincoln day banquet TO C10G TRAPS floor with the eyes and ears of War III 1eanr to Phoenix and back .to speaker here in r cDruar. This was announced today by n4 R',,t. u. ridt ?7 If peace- is, won tK. w honTd ,iir1ir.v1t tnnicht u be- - turned home with around 42 r ."-ex- -- OR DRAINS t a could i new events turn take P'"1: .. nave a prc kockl of a the fatt after 'the of :f to add r. '.brands to meeting erent beer .for, incr,c is going to oe peace. or a;,. k..." f,w..'i... ecutive board. '. war above and belOW rtenped-u- p Mnffatt ,airt that th dinner. DOUBLE THE STRENGTH OF REGULAR SAL SODA -the 38th parallel. Tonight will pot tive securitvv is. a nractic-ahlI don't remember iusl how 1 fi?te naa necn icmaiivciy sn War. mark tlie end of the Korean 12 but was still not finally Feb. Vv a worn brands different to and collect not started thing just phrase do- ma but it Well, could decided. CHURCH u DWICHTCO., INC.M CEDAR IT., NEW YORK S, N. T. of beer as a hobby IIw. IT I'ltl . Xhe commu- threadbare by orators. The; ginning Of I'll .will have peoved that, fkig said. ""Cues "it's because nist negotiators are going to take mbcracies can ill j.i'i uiinu n'(,vuu iiivi. iur ?iuii, .. a c ki" th word to the tent aV Panrfiun-ll"e- v . : .11 J unn i. . n aHuuuii 111 uuui ui me aSSimui. Kgicwiii. .nn.if ,n.,lH K is"to nn that there is nk the fight-- ! have- learned mavbe. AVbatever it Pennsjlvania Leads has 11 n assaulting r'vv-rProJ,V all continue will until, ing other;"small-natio. most breweries in the United , the cease-fir- e in the proposal points ' are cleared up. . " " ' Tt is- a strant-Vav trt Irv to rnfi a war. but there never has' been, a war like this one and probably, never will be agaitr. The.1" unusual has become common- -. place. Jet fighter planes dueled for the: first time. An army" that fights under. an international flag took the field for the first time in histovy. Nobody has, declared" war. on anybody. else. Afive-sta- r American general who went successfully thraugh the two biggest wars ever fought was relieved of his command because of things hej bn an ob-- 1 said about A JZ ' J Asian peninsTi'la; Historians' probably will deride WASHINGTON, v-i- i. set-own- r.: -' er v ?J5S1i AT THESE LOW PRICES 4. t a .m a 10-d- ay secon-Mond- ay calcu-Kore- an )kv';-::;:;- i e xe-.pair- '.,.. -- , . 1 most-valuab- a le t s , - Dil-;Stat- f -- tia-v- e of-T- Dissolves Grease Beer Collector Can Offer 305 Brands; Hopes to Have More T , . - saves ) .? : riz-zum- - .- - , ivs. ed Ird' -- . S Md "...:- V ; - - J ? . Tonight May Mark Beginning Of the End of Korea War . : wind-jcontaine- j... Price SeU PilUbury'. .19- 2 (aauf) ra iiu,i ," ":'"""?ie f' ' 1.- Sm cing e S&WFruit CakeMixite. I I i Spray ... 2 - the-decad- e .,, - 1 ' - . h re-"-c- an 1 1 " . cant 9.,..; Turlceys 45e Young Tom .Lb. . . . 39 s 35c Raisins cZ ...... .4 lb. pig. 59c t COFFEE fiw " ...Mb. 86c None Such Mince Meat 21c TUNA Cal Cop YaMowtail . . . . . . ....... 19c Cranberry Sauce 1 !. l. Crust es : - i 49c ...Lb. 39c 35c Lb COLORED ROASTERS DI1BI Dn A CT Center Cut rurvrv. i Shoulder . ..Lb. iuhj SMOKED PICNICS Cudlhy's . STEWING HENS. 59c Lb. Young Tender - - - .uea-wneiner- ,-- ..: u...J", ...'j., ,,.: e ' CudohyOald ! dif-aswci- duon . ... lb. Coin Piatt i i in-o- r- Ihe-end- : I JELLO 3 Flavors pkgt. 1 m ns. ! ' ' e i . " n 'r " " yiy rrx r" T3 f n t Wakefield's Inc. s t the-fightin- - r -- EST EL LA PETERSON Frank (ohcrtson, noted Utah writer, was the guest speaker at ii meeting, of the Ladies Literary club ' last reek, at. the home ofj "Mrs. Wesley, Mrs J. H: Ka-"Roper was in charse. trs.. Jc.nnie'i Hrnflriiksoh and Mrs. ElmerKay j made th arrangements ri ocram: Musical number s were offered by Betty and Janet Steele. Jolcne Hudson and Mary Lou favored the group H.;'rtvigsen "with aV reading. . Luncheon, was served following the program. MrsrClara Lemenar assisted Mrs. c,.. S & W Fruit Nut Bread c, . . .. ... 21 c JYliarcle ' Whip 4 ....... o,.j0; 58c Giant Tide ............. ....... - Cranberries POTATOES J 'BANANAS NRULit . 78c 17' MLJi .'. 49c 2iu. 15c South American or SQUASH i?u"Ci MIXED NUTS Sarttaquin B JOLLY TIME POPCORN 25c 17c 3c - th-:-- ,,,LI $1.29 b 'r for-th- ! . Your Choice, of over f - 1 : ' ; No. 7 1 Utah e ; BARGAIN lASEMENt fSKO. fS "45 RCA VICTOR 5 Kayr CELERY PUMPKIN SPECIALS' No. 2'i Can 13c I ' Mrs. Angus Holladay was hostess .Friday to members! of the Elite rlub. Luncheon was served small tables with places ?! marked for Pauline Chrfstiansen. Geneva Holaday, Lydia Herbert, Maud Holladay, Alean . Wall. Agnet Broadbcnt. Erma Cloward. : . i and Estella Peterson. of Mrs: and Larson, Mr, E.,0. s'r.lt Lake.Cjty. were week end' guests at the home of Mr. and: Mrs-- Jonas Johnson. . n was hostejs Betty Lou Gord-ti a croun of; friends Friday: Progressive games werf .played and refreshments .were served. 0mm I I mmy WOM2A2 Mvtic W JVIINCE OM mt Hwm ClAlMCAl Jksmi WM (tufix Orwdy) MEAK 35c :f . KJ RETURN. TO SCREEN .NEW YORK, Nov. 20 ' . . . over-baggin- : .BETTY'S .BIGGEST MOMENT--Bet- ty Thompson,1 Atlanta, Gat, cancer victim given only" four weeks to, live, is surrounded by stars of the entertainment Vorld she had always dreamed of meeting. Betty was guest of honor at a dinner given by trie American National Theater and Academy at New York's Waldorf-Astor- ia hotel. In the group are: top. left to right, Joey, "Adams. Frances Langford-and Jack Carter: center: Jane Fro man, Irene Wood. Betty (with crutches) and, Marguerite Piazza: left foreground: Httjen 'Hayes, noted actress and president of A. N. T. A. fVlorfliwr S N Sypfcwy bargain of the year . . . Over $4 worth of RCA Victor "45" albums ot no extra cot. Th ' ' LET US TAKE THE DRUDGERY OUT OF, PREPARING THANKSGIVING DINNER THOMPSON TURKEY RAttCH 1 Mll!E WEST OF PARKS CAFE IN OR EM PHONE ORDERS 0782-R- 2 OR 3895-OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 8 PJVL . Plays up to 14records at one touch of a button. Youll want this RCA Victor "45 Attachment pod over $6 worth of albums. 'Ask for them today. FOR A LIMITED TIME OWlY with a farm fresh oven ready Turkey dmH CM -- rtj. Mary Pickford, onetime "America's Sweetheart' will return to the screen for the first time since t)33 in. a production of '"The' Library." The film wiU be produced by Stanley Kramer 'for Columbia Pictures and star the silent screen heroine in a role Miss Pickfofd, sacred now 58. called "an almost ' , responsibility.," WRONG KIND OF GEESE Two HASTINGS, Neb. 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