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Show -- tfebar News "IT",,"; lsa .SUNDAY HERALD Mighty Peacetime Navy Comes to Norway's Aid In Mythical Invasion 12 CKBJL Relief Society Honors Worker y, .. ; . half-wa- " ! , ff . ' war-tim- Eastern U.S. Swelters In Record Heat Wave - two-ton- record-breake- CARLOAD SALE! at MMC - I the. Market Better Styling all-tim- Finer Quality Dest Construction , Prices! LOW LOW ee . i-- i:' 1 :: MEW' the Try ...... ' tzjT" u S ' fl 1- J ' ). - . ,- o" for-th- J : ) "4 TH in a FLASH! colored health Ll pernl I rir-arf.- Al-vi- ra n, I 4 L'h-u- muACES C 'Hv nr. ji'' Soft Coal Production TTe dont want , 1 That mwrn mm ( You May Say Charge It, Please ' .': Open a Stevenson's LE?iJ"E- return iL The trial is free! - hep I. What a pleasure to give or to? own a Stevenson's poroccasion! TK or Nw crdit, Sckkk you to pay. To be ready, mail the coupon below today , . . no obligation to you. Just to you. ream shelf er travel bo? 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If, after 10 days'; Schick trial in your own home, you agree that the New Schick 20 is for you, KEEP IT! If not, oj & CHARGE ACCOUNT a penny until you're efnyincecl that nothing ' (UP) Soft coal production through Sept. 6 t h a year totaled 31,560.000 tons. 13 per cent below, the same level last " ' r -- so near . . . Birthdays, Christmas, Weddinjrs . . . ' VJAcmJT: WASHINGTON'. .."..! ''5Cr' -f ' I hi Below 1951 v w m - ; A CASH e trait, with special ' wt-wi- the ' LvALzjLz Ji" By LUCILLE GILES iuJ,(;v ,nl fr;pfil cf ri. t,t ll tt ula r brin legal, action tzn-r- t HEBER Mildred Lawrence was story headlined LEPROSY' CASE o tfcem and mtkt thrm for rafeoui pererutioii honored by the Wasatch Stake Re- D I 5 C O V pit . ... . cf m.im 1Earlr Kw, an It k On. t tya.a1 lief Society at a farewell party ERED IN LAoffldJiU bo bad a titW dtr la crdure mfirht have a ii!uUrr r at her home this ' week. Mrs. BOR CAM P. In ea puh'Je hraim admia:ra- headlines the back in 102 or Lawrence has been released from the story name the board to act as a counselor In and residence the Heber Fourth Ward organiza- of victim car these pediculoua poiiUciansj tion. For the past four years she was given to ould like to forget the .very has been the magazine representa- the public. The 01 tarty now ana uiey grit aame stake. The stake sub- head of the A tive, their teeth every time I mention scriptions were over 100 per cent health departfor 195J. ment was quotWhatever may be the "policy" The Joseph Olpln family cele- ed as of the Arizona State Department tng brated the birthday of George saia se would or iieaiia regarding ,outbreaka of rjr. Brad Knight last week at Cedar Grove ask the county sheriff to hold communicatee disease, one wondnear Duchesne with a picnic sup- the ers what possible good a healih until victim federal authori was and per party. The group or a health oflicer Joined there by the Ted Olplns of ties decided on disposition of the department can do by screaming hysterically Roosevelt. case. to the rabble the name and adMr. and Mrs. Earl H. Smith Three months ago was 1953. dress of the victim of a disease will leave Wednesday morning to not 1902.' ' so feebly infectious or commungo to California where their son icable many years of exIn this column at one time or periencethatIn In Jerry la being released from the 1h crtlt hmrtml tnr armed services. Jerry has spent another I have d the Hansen's disease patients at Car- the past 18 months In Korea. . viile. ' Louisiana finct Mina Giles paid honor to all who shameful conduct 'of city, state ibeen so infection of tKr toc- and nurses, federal officers in worked with her while she was In m4 im hurry. the presidency of the Heber Fourth yvSI00O l,m lit jj, ants, visitors, entertainers or oth- f mot . . . w,H, pWxr Ward Relief Society at a social era who are in or net more daily Signed frequent letter, last week. Those present were w Ifitd'y this stage er 1M wards i comaci wim u patients. Kezia Kezlah. Crook, Baxter. The truth is that Hansen's dislong, pertaiaisr U HOURS; 9 fo 5:33 DAILY" Madge Brierley. Lucylle McNaugh-ton- . healUi ease for leprosy If you insist)' is and farrlene, not to di- V$rna Hlcken, Flpssie Giles. QCSED SATURDAY sease. dlagnesl er treitment, j much less Lkely to spread than Lulu Carlile. Vera Anderson, 6Ruth tuberculosis Is. and the will he Dr. answered i presence Watby Brady Carlile. Kaye Giles. Venice of a person with the disease, In If a Stunned 4 son. Marjr Mahoney. Ruth Gleason, envelope Jn enclosed. Address j the home or community, is do Mable Crook,. Yvonne Homer, I ' am cerrespoBdrnre t Dr. reason at all for an bonesf. intelWootton, May Smith, Sue healih. WiUlara Brady, ee The Dally officer to call upon ligent Giles. LaVone Moulton. Deon Hick-eIhe sheriff or the police to bold. j Herald, Prere. I'Ut. Clara Giles, Martha Forman. rrest or carats the patient. Malinda Mahoney. Mildred Lawr j ence, and Bessie Graham. Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Hlcken. Mr.! their vicious treatment of Victims and Mrs. OwenBuell and Mr. of certain infectious diseases, not Catherine Rasband were In Manti ably Hansen's or, as these pedlcu . doing temple work Monday. lous politicians ""and icnoramuses Mr aid Mrs. Steve Simmons love to cau "leprosy. and daughter Nedra left Monday It appears It,that a Carvllle. Jjnt. morning to return to Phoenix, islana. man wml tn lha hm t In weeks six after Ariz., e spending the Arizona state heafth depart Utah. ment aurh aca'nst remonstrating Misses Elolse Kohler and Audrey and asking whether the Hicken will attend the teachers publicity Arizona state health deoartment 1 1 t r Institute In the Alpine District would have a case of publicized morning. Wednesday beginning tuberculosis in like manner or Audrey will teach lnLehl and called upon the sheriff to hold school. at Sharon Eloise the such a patient. The Carville man Mr. and Mrs. Nells Christensen quoiea something he attributed and son Chris, from Lowell. Ore.. to Dr. Wm. J. Brady Who? Me? are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ralph h my name is Just Wm unes ana Mrs. Amanaa raier. Brady about the disgraceful conMrs. Madge Brierley left recent duct Of health officer. mrfira1 ly to spend, six weeks with Mr. and politicians and other i Macon. Mrs. WiHiam Stevens at their dealings with victims of Ga. From there she will go to iu to visit Mr. Hansen s disease. Washington. D. and Mrs. Joseph Tippets and famyear, the Defense Solid Fuels Ad ily, returning home Dec. 1. Professor Madalene Doran, of ministration reported Saturday. oroduction Madison Wis., and Mrs. N. W. Anthracite coal Doran of San Diego. Calif- - were through Sept. 6 totaled 25.453.000 I,' guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. tons, about S per cent below the 1351 Doran level. Professor Moulton. Jack Bituminous Production In th will leave Saturday, but her mother will remain for an indefinite visit. week ended Sept. 6 was 9,110.000 Miss Mary Coleman will fly to tons, slightly below the level for WNAct Tuscon, Ariz., Wednesday morn- me .corresponding week of 1331 but ing for medical attention, remain- higher than the average ing for the winter to attend the level this, year, of about 8.759.0O0 tons. Bituminous coal production University of Arizona. in 1951 averaged about 10.2S8.000 tons a week. 1 K , Anthracite production- - for the week ending Sept. 6 ran'at 698,000 tons, compared to 592.000 tons for the same week last year. So uij" If the Ariremm TMrerter of ViS- re -- bold" tbe cia ai Ithe hope the r, f- I at In ad- - ! 1 ! com-mande- By WILLIAM BRADY M. D. I Lest we forget, particularly the record of public Nearly three months ago an Art-- Arizona, ,., , ton paper carried aa Item or nuslstration , In 'iankee.and -- I rs Arizona Harks Back to Early Days At Farewell .riers. cruisers and battleships. By AKTHUE OLSEN Fighter planes from "the Royal Air ABOARD USS FRANKLIN "b (Force were Coastal Command TtOOSEVELT. At Sea. UP scheduled to put an air umbrella and submarines "Enemy" planes the armada for the first 50 evened a. sneak attack Saturday jover after which planes from the miles, toon an Allied armada steaming; will take over. carriers ward Norway to resist a simulated During the exercise, units Invasion, jof the huge flotilla will bombard The mock attacks apparently areas of Norway, land were aimed at the United States ("occupied" 1.500 U. S. Marines on the Danish Aircraft Carrier Wright and the Island of Jutland, and send a task British Battleship Vanguard and force into the Baltic Sea as far Currier Illustrious. feast as Denmark's Bornholm Isly between the south'The attack was made as an and, Allied maneuver fleet steamed ern tip of neutral Sweden and through the North Sea toward Nor- Russian - occupied Eastern Gerway, whose two northernmost many. a provinces are assumed to have Operation Mainbrace is designed (NEA TeUpKH) been overrun by an invader from to test the techniques for combined OUSTED TAX PROSECUTOR QUESTIONED T. Lamar Caudle out the east. worked by eight t operations (right), assistant attorney general ousted by President Truman for North Atlantic Pact navies the Mainbrace, Operation biggest United activities "incompatible", with his office a the Government'! States. 'France, Brjtain. ever naval exercise held, joint chief tax prosecutor, confers with Robert A. Collier, chief counsel Belgium, TheNetheriands, (Canada, began officially at midnight with of far-oHouse judiciary "subcommittee in Washington. Caudle was the and and Denmark 'Norway the flashing of orders to naval New Zealand. Twenty-fiv- e per questioned by the subcommittee which is attempting . to learn to repel an "invasion" of whether "influential" persons have pressured the Justice Depart- Scandinavia from the direction of 'cent of the officers and men taking , Russia. jpart In the e exercise, never have , ment into dropping prosecutions. naval action. (Radio Moscow said Operation Lbeen in Mainbrace bore the stamp of the "Pentagon's aggressive schemes." BE GOT "THE WORKS" PITTSBURGH. (UP) Saul Fink with the other participating countries merely following the orders of walked into his favorite barber their "American masters.") "the shop Friday and, "ordered The orders sent 160 vessels from works." The shoe shine boy set Fink's nine nations and 80,000 men half e shoes- outside the shop to of them Americans into "action." First warships to sail from Scot- dry. When the barber finished. mercury climbed over the 90 deBy UNITED PRESS land's Firths of Clyde and Forth, Fink called for his shoes. They gree mark and two mre guch where the vast armada had as- were gone. Dig out that summer suit. The days are expected. The recordMs "1 really got the works," Fink September hot spell was turning 38 days, set in 1839. sembled, were a task force of moaned. "The shoes alone cost me Into a r minesweepers and frigates. Saturday and In Detroit a 96 reading broke They will clear the path for car $2C." an old record by one degree, and there was little relief ln.slght. hisrh of 94 was forecast for today. The U. S. Weather Bureau pre-- i a A blast of oven-ho- t air blew out most 90 for dieted or the Southwestern states, across degree weather of the Eastern two thirds of the the Ohio Valley and Into New York. country today and said there will The temperature in Manhattan IN PROGRESS NOW j be little letup until next week. missed 90 degrees by one warm." was the just "Unseasonably tenth of a degree, and the Weather Bedroom Suites Prices! Bargain the! one forecaster gave description. Bureau said the- heat was IS de late heat wave and his charts and! grees above normal. : ; maps backed up his statement. The record for Sept. 12 In New Several temperature records hadj York is 92 8 set in the high collar in the September) days of 1895. Weathermen already toppled warred for with anything; on heat and others were threatened.1 the heat would continue over the The mercury spiraled to 95.6 in; weekend with no rain. e Chicago Friday to set a new high for Sept. 12. The previ-- 1 A mass of cool air was creeping ous high was 93.6 in 1939. It was Into the Dakotas, Minnesota and the 36th day of over 90 degree heat Nebraska. in the city this year another new Texas, recently pelted by exrecord. tremely heavy rains and then swept by a devastating flood, dried 36 Days Over 90 s out under the hot September sun. The ' mercury climbed to 100 at The previous mark was 33 -Tex. the hqttest spot. In Presidio, days, and the Weather Bunation. Coolest spots registered reau said that two more of the the a warm M. sizzling days could be expected be1 Jn Utah' and Idaho Friday nleht fore cool air blew into the city. some temperatures were below A 98 degree reading in Cleveand the mercury plumland, Ohio, set a new record, for freezing, meted to 24 irf Bryce Canyon. EASY TERMS Co12 a in and forecaster Sept. lumbus, Ohio. Said the summer k. would probably go down as the The Middle East has displaced i hottest of all time there. the Caribbean area as the world's Columbus has already perspired largest exporter of crude pelro-through 36 days in which the leum. 13-da- Personal Health Servico Tor Srhool S rfr.g genuine leather, Z inside pockets, double booster mechanism . . . Regular Price 1.29 . ( h Seus f 4 i'rovo Am. Fork e t |