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Show Midwest Svelters In New Mass of Hot Ai v Hike Request Under Study ,hi pandfather but m search later jl By UNITED PRESS mass of hot air hit theifound him dead In the closed tuto. ij! Saturdav. and weather Indiana reported Us Tlfth death 11; prostration. forecasters expected no relief fori in ' a week due to heat girl was drowned the sweltering South and Southeast. A went Wind and rainstorms Friday near Morton, Miss., when- she . i to cool off. night in the Midwest were followed wading Two hailstorms and a tornado Tempby hot and humid weather; eratures were in the 90 ' today and struck the Sterling. Colo., area. Residents said the hailstones were were expected to climb Sunday. largen as lemons" and. wrecked At least 129 persons died In the "asdrive-itheatre, three .trailer heat or storms this week. New a windows and dented 4" broke 3Q deaths homes, alone reported Jersey, and roofs. No. Injuries automobiles 20. and Pennsylvania Excessive heat was blamed for were reported. an hour Paris. Winds reaching ;the death of a in Iowa and 111., boy who climbed into a parked flattened power lines torrential rains caused flash floods car in mid-9- degree temperature. In some areas. The mother of Timothy R. Glover with had gone child the thought SALT LAKE CITY, (UP) A new UTiHwPst Jl SUNDAY HERALD r Rate - District Engineer Answers Charges Liquor Industry Prcta CcncIuHcd By Government--- WALLA WALLA.. Wash (UP) 11. MUls. WalU WaUa St-- ( Col. William a UUh 1 ' Public Berries commissioners rflxtrirt (nflnwr imwrK House WASHINGTO.V. (UP) urday had taken under adrtsement nprM.lftn,i rhrp th.t th Vocnd exhibita and testimony given during 'tHpt tn Investigators Saturday Aimrta cramri wf"-"w- i on a propositi fund, or rehabilitation of the Iannis atinnjii ice orwusuce Utah rater the boost gl.S09.000 by yquer ixgiitt Mountain Home. Ida.. Air rorcim'nl Power and light company. Rr iiquor base without benefit of completed Interests switched campaign con- The commission's decision prob- plans and specifics Uons. te The charge was made In e re- - tnbutiong from Republican ably will not b known for several rmrnnriifmni Democrats efter President Tttt-weeks, pending careful survey of fMrl tiw trie tlAu mans surprise reelection a materials presented, at the hear- subcommtttee. . "All military work Is done under But the House Judiciary aubeota ings. Col. Mills said, "if;1"111 especiea 10 ia a Following concluding testimony, presure. tB activities of ferrr.er PSC counsel J. Lambert Gibson you have 100 buildings to rehabil-i10- 0 asked that the proposed rate hike It Is impoibie.to write a set fifVA. Bergson. who reserve M be turned down In its enUrety. say-'n- t and specifications." had the plana that power company lag not established a conclusive need.f He said the policy, of the Corps 1S50. Cibeoa- said the company's earn-:- f Engineers is to award all coo- - Bergson appeared Toluntartiy SS . V.J Awr.A natrartc hr fnrmil mdvrtimmnt a witness late Friday to defend tk. !a the division cent used as standard rste base rather than by negotiations. How-i- whenrecord a fall scale investigation ef cases 1951 In and there ,ver.. occasionally urgent for the first tim rrttA TtUpk) waere negotiation ,is ceces- - the "Big Four" ctUUlieT wtiv TIH TTCXUyS LARGEST Tire seem of the sea find tbemsehrw docked side by side in New York's was no guarantee Of a definite !"r,gl . he said. sary to vessels downward. of the trend three (bottom nations, top): Quee North Rlrer. .Representing the maritime pride of three of the Representatives ' In closing arguments by the comlargest. tb Mary, England's largest ship; the Liberie, Trance's biggest, and America's newest and National Distillers, "Big Four" X. comAtlantic across and Utah the Power her maiden Thewill Light voyage United States. July United States start pany, testified Scher.ley, and Seagram pany attorney Gerald Irvine, said how donationj political rest its case the company would COLUMBUS, Ohio. (UP) - A to both parties. The president el ..VtVU. l ....1 . m V. . . . series of explosions of sewer PANMUNJOM, Korea, (UP) Hiram Walker, the fourth lig crowd of 1.000 more than people to XntXfi downward liquor firm, said he didn't make Maj. Gen.- William K. Harrison, in the city's bijsaiess district of at Church the where God. only trend ln when costs are chief of the Allied truce leam,Corn- - rocked Columbus Saturday contributions at alL period " 300 could be seated. Five persons. Including two fire- still rising. again today that the Rep. Kenneth B. Keating men, were injured in the blast in the pulpit and talkthe testimony showed Gibson was Joined In his view munists disclose the exact Inlocation Standing North which sent firemen and police with nf four Red prison camps that, the ble liquor interests and to 'his friends and that the rate increase was not need seriously ing " sirens roaring into the area only Korea. at ed by Raymond Krebill, Washing- - WASHINGTON (UP President thir fri.nri nv till ssa ta th utuS. mro Democrats inH lid ?CX) ia tha Z a. , Just once he roused from what- ncl" . Harrison's request, in. the formd minutes before the city was ached- - MIDDLESBORO. ; Ky. (UP) ton. DC. reoresentlne consumer! i ruman osiuraay signea 7' n aea m e; v v ai vu iaj4 ki vui tcM iu ut ui bill to strengthen the Marine publicans in the three-yea- r to sound a siren testing its Death failed to keen its 7 a.m. appeared to be a deep sleep tnstaUa-;lof a note to chief Red truce of Utah Interests military period Vdeath toiSturd4y morning ,nd ' commun-ne- w and make ita commandant igUrtlnjl ln civil defense, equipment. of then gate XJen. Nam II. said Several tlons, and Calvin L. Rampton. jvorps wiih J,m" Long shout "praise God;" the crowd a be wonderful apPlntment e thing." lnorma-the part-timmember of the Jolnt,.lVe generousy to the RepubUcane , j Electric power was shut off ist failure to provide side and outside the house spoke In He warned the huge crowd that counsel for canal companies pro-S'turd?7-Alliegt tion "endangers the lives" of jthroughout much of the city. All J hike. the the election, but aud- proposed ' f testing A mountain hushed tones. But 'i . !ofre switched they, too, should "make your prepmen held by the enemy. city buses were stranded. United a and made oig con-berate of increase The has' issue aeniy few '',:mT'A iTh. e Sirf ibutions third time the Press teletypes stood idle as the m,n ?aid A few minutes later Longworth arations te meet God." He said ' to the Democrat who 1943. since C"stu h argued hour know , than three . ?rT roused again and said "I'm going Longworth then bade everyone United Nations must f?n5, wherejpower was turned off. The two. dieted?ltn Mririt ,.v. he would die tnat I leei to die today. sions and Jthree air wings. It can t ' Rer Mr Tramtn; ictory nit. nine and ten areiftrnnnn It will be, soon." Then 'goodbye, shook hands with the men Mmr.. 1 meet to m 1 he again went Into his situated to obviate the possibility to delay publication because there llke V" l?11 now' jhe had chosen as his pallbearers Vcmnn atst waa entirred with'exceed 400.000 Officers and men. Before retiring Friday night jand went to bed at 11 p.m. "for the a small brewery, according to thejlts commandant will enjoy 'co- - the Joint chiefs of staff when Ma Allied planes wouia Domo iuem.was no power to turn the giant my maker. More, than 200 people were up Longworth spoke before a jammed: last sleep on earth." equal status" with members of rlne matters are tip for dedsioiu yThe Reds have insisted the camps presses. Encyclopedia Britannica. "were properly marked and their Several manhnlos wr early to help Longworth keep his hir.! locations correctly indicated on from the: pavement by the blasts. death deadline. They Jammed the d maps; But U. N. airmen have been two of which were at Gay and jhouse and Pressed against the unable to find the camps despite Streets, only a block from'dows of his cottage as the deeply the state capltol. ireligioua man lay in his bed with ..special air searches for them. dosed awaiting the death Firemen said that they believed 'his the explosions were caused by he was .certain still would come fire in underground electric cables. jt0 nim Saturday. No one in the crowd around Telephone service was not affected. The explosions occurred in house was ready, to ly separated parts of the 'city, give up. All apparently expected Police said the first was near the the Church of God member to pass Mount Army's Fort Hayes. They werejaway just as he dreamed he would (UP) 4 HONOLULU. W there when a passerby sawthree years ago. Kllauea, a "dormant" volcano on celled burning. An! Just 15 minutes brfore the hour the island of Hawaii, erupted for several utility poleswithin occurred minutes'he had set for his death. Long- the first time since 1934 early Sat- explosion their arrival. ' : worth sat on the edge of his bed urday and sent flames and smoke after Firemen said that the heat from and told a crowd of friends and .2,000 feet in the air. underground until relatives "I'll be very disappointed An eyewitness on the Island said H5t.?rM m,0 the eruption occurred in the the a pocket ofat gas. This caused if I don't die soon." Then he went explosions Gay and Third to bedand closed his eyes. "Halemaumau fire pit" a small Streets. which came- shortly after withiif the . crater the explosion near the Army post. Lundgren Kileauea crater. (Alta Wave MarclD Mrs. Peg Apple, whose husband The downtown blasts were the Plans were made for a float for the July 4 parade. The next club Is a ranger at Hawaii National most severe, officers said. meeting will be a closing social for Park, said the eruption "sent a the women and their husbands. giant cloud of fumes and smoke The party will be July 10 at Salem rising 2.000 feet iff the aTr.. which Park and everyone Js requested to wa illuminated a fiery red." bring their own lunches. She said the eruption was filling By MARGRETTE TAYLOR Club The Singing Needles the fire pit with lava and that Elaine Christensen, afternoon at the flames were lighting the sky, for of; Mr. and Mrs. Morris met Thursday daughter ' miles around. Christensen celebrated her birth- home of Peggy Hanks. Donna Hunt Police said no villages or houses day anniversary Friday afternoon took charge? The girls worked on were endangered Immediately by when her mother entertained 25 of table cloths, curtains and bed 7 the eruption. Kllauea is located her little friends at a party, Th spreads. Refreshments were served about 30 miles east and south 'of group was taken to Salem pgg.lanu plans lur a iuuiui ul i xiy nui were maae. Mauna Loa. Hawaii's better-know' where they played games and re Club The Sewing Sweethearts active volcano.- freshments were served. A beautl-ful birthday cake was the center of met Friday at the home of Linda attraction. In attendance were Mrs. Fav Hanks. Mrs. Donna Carter Hortense Argyle, Elaine's grand-othe- and Mrs. Rhea Simons, leaders, diJanet. Ann. Gregory, Bon- rected the work on dresses for the nie. Marie. Jean and Carol Chris- girls. Donna Lawrence took charge. . By MALCOLM GREEN tensen; Helen Karen, George, Ra- Refreshments were served by Miss Mr. and Mrs. Reid Gardner, of nee. ' Sanford. Kaye, Michael and Hanks and her mother.. .The next Flagstaff, Arizona have returned Scott Argyle; Lucile, Milo, Wayne, meeting was planned for Thurs fo their home after visiting here Colleen and Virginia Smart: Dale day at.the home of Glenona Baker. "with Mrs. Margaret B. Gardner Jorgensen, Barbara, Kenneth- and Officers of the new club are Donna ' and other relatives. While they Elaine Walston. Lawrence, president; Sharon Hen-linvice president: Mary Lee were here they enjoyed a picnic The Busy Knitters Club was enat Salem Lake, together with' tertained Thursday evening by Cloward. secretary': Glenona Baker reporters: Jean other, members of the Gardner Mrs, Ralph Henderson at her home. and Myrna Killian,unaa family including Mr. and Mrs. A tray luncheon was served to 12 Nelson, organist; fayuanxs. Michael B. Gardner of Blackfoot, members and one guest. Mrs. Carl Choxister, ' Idaho. Mr. and Mrs. IRobert Lewis of Boulder City. Nev., are here for a visit with Mr. and Mjs. Dan Lewis and family Mr. Robert Lewis is the oldest son of Dan Lewis. He has been away from Spanish Fork for 30 years except for visits. He is assistant postmaster at Boulder City. They expect to leave for home Sunday. 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