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Show J 0 14-- A ' ' SUNDAY HERALDf SUNDAY, JUNE t, 1951 Prerro. Utah Comity.. Utah Smithfield Man Heads Postmasters Ch LOGAN. Utah (UP) W. Hazen Hillyard, Smithfield. Friday was elected president of the Utah chapter of the National Association of Postmasters at closing sessions of the group's annual convention here. He succeeds Wallace H. Soren-soRichfield, and defeated C. City, for Henry Nielsen, Brigham ' ' the position. Other officers selected are Rudolph Nielsoti. Milford: Miss Nell Ekker. Loa. and Fred H. Jones. Gunnison, vice presidents, and Tera E. Barker, Wellington, . r n, FOR THE i i 1 tZrtrJt I WS1 nxt Sunday! Th Chief of your wigwam will lovo It wtitn tho tribo gathers Ctf Mt now for. th big 'pew-woJiTI bo delighted when ho opens gifts liko fhoso from his own favorite trorol For Father's Day gifts to bring tho loudest whoop of joy on the reservation, choose from the Big selection at Taylor's! They're terrific and, best .of all, much w Gen. Ridgway rGives Warning To Russians MERE ST. fUP)-Gen.rM- EGLISE, all priced to save you they're ' : ' wampuml ' " - Trance. ' . i B. Ridgway Uhew , issued a stern warning jto Russia Friday near the spot where he parachuted eight years ago as the first American general to land In the invasion of Europe. The new Allied supreme com-- roander in Europe said in a speech at the "Utah" Invasion beach near the Soviet starts a here that-iwar Stalin's forces will be destroy- ed just as Hitler's were. ''The last time I came here as one of thousands to wage war."; Ridgway said. "This time I come to wage peace." : On June 6. 1944. Ridgway jumped with his 82nd Airborne Division behind German, lines four hours' onbefore in an operation which German generals called the most courageous and daring of the war. Ridgway said. the West was to defend itself no mat ter what the cost. "We are free peoples, ' and free peoples do not take counsel of their fears when aU that they cher ish is at stake." he declared. "We are not now. we never have been J ";'"'! f . ur - D-d-ay RAY0II LIIIEII SPORT EVERY CHIEF CAN DISTINCTIVE BELTS SHIRTS FOR SUMMER USE GOOD SOCKS FOR. SNAPPY WEAR Guaranteed Interwoven stripes, plains or fancies c o m p letelyf sleeve. washable, short Variety cf colors. 19 1.00 2.00 2.50 Paris belts in all widths, leathers and colors. and we do not intend to be nations that walk with fear.": ' He warned the "lords1 of Communism" not to mistake 'the generosity, the tolerance, the 'magna nimity mat. strength, comers . . as Indications of weakness." School Building Funds Sought at Specie! Session SALT LAKE CITY (IP Gov. 2. Bracken Lee has been asked to bring the' subject of additional state' aid for local school , construction before the special session of 'the, Utah legislature which convenes ' Thursday. Utah's Board of Education Sat- urday authorized Dr. E. "Allen Bateman, state superintendent of public instruction, to relay rhe request to Governor Lee. The board wants an additional $1,250,000 to $2,000,000 from the tate construction aid fund. Murray. Washington. Rich. and Kane disWayne. Garfield tricts are the only districts that have qualified for the aid. FIX DAD UP WITH MUNSINGWEAR FOR '' HATS OR CERTIFICATES POP'S SHIRTS 'II SHORTS Or choose from our own Hansome line! We carry both knits and cottons. , T FOR HIS HEAD Shorts 98c & , Shirts 85e or Adam Stetson Hansom pajamas Adam 7.50 'Stetson $10 certificates if you don't know his sfie! PAJAMAS NEW colorl . Van Heusen every style and or in -- According to a. "survey of buildings needs of the si districts, the additional $1,250,000 would provide enough revenue to meet all require.' ments by Bateman said the board wants to bring the .matter before the special session because the state by law declared its intention to meet building needs of districts; after they have exhausted all local 3 GIVE THE CHIEF A COMFORTABLE CHAIR Platform rocker and ottomans will give Father's White dress shirts by Hansom or Van Heusen: 'Hi GABARDINE SPORT SHIRT . MESA, 'Ariz. 350 d 395 Ml7 ""V- ' and will Dad uri tvtr ugg love ' It? Mer-- 1 (UPt-Geo- rge uutson. 47,f an excommunicated Mormon arrested two weeks ago aner a search, was free of a bigamy charee Fridav but still faced a preliminary hear ing tor alleged open and notorious cohabitation and adultery. Dutson appeared before Mesa Justice of the Peace Jack Hun- saner with Aaron Kinney, his attorney, and was granted a 10- aay continuance to file motions. Prosecuting attorney" Douglas Manaage, who withdrew the biga- my charge, was given another 10 , ' days to,answer any motions filed. ine nearing will continue at 10 ; 2. .. a.m. July Six women going the name Dut3.on were arrested byon cohabitation charges, on Jan. 1, shortly after Dutson left town. Four of the women face trial on the charges. t xin nve-mont- EASY-GOIN- COMFORT wear and wear.. GIFT TIES PLEASE TO YOUR POP J7 5- Choose from bows or NEW SLACKS FOR "HIS" DAY BUY-U-M have the largest selection in our history! .All colors, We styles'". Defense (UP) Secretary Robert A. Lovett Friday said the nation rearmament program faces "a very grave situation" as a result of the steel strike. Lovet.t said at a news conference was "just about as serious a blow as you could got" and said he hoped something is done quickly to get production resumed. G Slipper to use at night or Irf the morning! 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