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Show t !c?span2rmonV I error Story Scirncs Like Men:: io Governor JACXSOX lUx. (UP Gov. J'ath vta;e Teix.esiay Joined po-I-c ? Tfip!9. !n declaring newtjtapermea'a e'atn of be In; rum e- -t of cm iU'j by hooded "dita't UrrorU'--a Whit Ant&enoa. Mil fe Z7. W ring true." " Nwell belieacrs N. O.. Fargo trumped e? tor CBknown sons" Jilt rerort being taken for alashed with a razor and rea- rd. waned to leave tb stat. whol tiling sounds Ilk a Th boas me," Whit aaid. "and I'd fcte to know what it behind 11 ail 1 doa't believe new that did happen bat th cat U rea-ao- ." truznp4 ap for any-th-- Ai nkkiwi s. Anderson, contacted at his par-au' home la fargo, refused direct comment on White's statement, but said h would "help all 1 can" to laveatigat th case. a Anderson quit hla Job as . of th Tupelo manajer IjaHj Journal and last Wednesday, with hit wile, left by m cireu-Utio- deadline be auto shortly before said two mashed men act for him. Anderson said his assailants told him "w don't want Yankees': in lUssIsiippi. but authorities could cot understand why h would be singled out in a city which has many residents from the North. Anderson's story had been chal lenged earlier by Rep. John Ran kin and Tupelo Police Chief D. B. Crockett, who said he thought what Anderson displayed aa razor cuts wer only scratches The FBI has made a prelimlna ry civil rights investigation for the U. S. attorney general but has not disclosed whether a full federal In vestigation would be made, aa Ran kin has demanded. Anderson has since insisted that be told th whole truth of an epl- - v: .v .VJ-vJl.-- .. PROVO. UTAH Hie i iiw ArV .? m mm COUNTY. In UTAH, mm mm u fs- . THURSDAY, wasaaf A era si arrows from Ce thuadrfclrS,a' (UP) of thsader. regardless of what the aimed at th water monster. It scientists say. is sound of th wings of the ss he Cles around .THE MEATIEST, the sky chasing tb rain. Tsat la Cm explanation of dan TASTIEST CHILI der by Arapaho Indian children of ALL THE unscientific durable. but Wyoming, What is th thunderblrd after? Why, alligators, of course. They hang out in the clouds. Some skeptical Arapahoa don't believ that story about alligators. They know that a monster in the sea is fishing for thunderbirds. This information was presented Abr.'ffJtf In a study of the background of the tribe, which lives. In th Wind fcafJe River reservation la Wyoming. The ppetitos, udy by a Benedictine sister, M. Ioex Hilger, was published by the aeo M Smithsonian Institution's bureau of American ethnology; j Th thunderblrd la a busy erea-- f iurr. we Arapanos neueve, tor while be is making thunder he, Ifffbtnfntf hv alA eaiIA WIIIIMII J hllnVlnH his eyes. The skeptics, of course, disagree and insist that lightning la really Is th nhunderbird 1952 IN a ' WASHINGTON - NOVEMBER. 20. a imp What Is Thunder? Indians Know I w VESTI Ciiili.ccn Gcrno (D-Mis- Termers FEUX STJMMEKS are interested in basic things. Crockett that evidence contradicts a part of his account. Anderson said his "main Interest now is finding a Job" and be had no plana to try to clear up matters by myself." ! Mental Patient Wants Marriage Permit 'So I Can Get Out of Here' I FORT WORTH, Tex. (UP) Of- - BIG ARREST CHICAGO UP)-Po- lice Aciala at th Tarrant County mar made a arrest here when they picked big license office pon Wednesday riage up woseph Valente on a disorderly, dered a request from a meets! i conduct charge. Valente weighs 450 Veterans a at ,Wa co, Tex., patient pounda. SOIL CONSERVATION la one theme of Felix Summers paintings of th farmlands. This gaunt Hospital. scene shows the effects Xtt erosion. H began studying art with pictures In family Bible. me a certificate," send "Please a a aa 39 x The YORK NEW actual prices are a closely (UP niuatra-i? and his servation the with SERVICE He NEA art Turkey artist, atudy By began exheld secret but big food chains will MILWAUKEE (NEA) For Felix nicturea in his grandmother's a pnees this Thanksgiving are for farm manuals. Summer! period to be lower than last year. announce them in a few days in Summers, whose murals adorn ily Bible on a Mills County farm still finds time to pursue his reAnd there will be a record crop, newspaper advertisements, s and plush department in Iowa. He pursued the study in stare CmfH Wearing of S9.000.000 turkeys, ae- - It mas only six years ago that stores, art for art's sake la la like a Teacher's College at Peru. Neb., membrance of things past now S. atandard operating plow in Times Square. Department the turkey, "You read of bumper crops,", he cording to th U. and later at the University of Neerf Agriculture. (procedure for Thanksgiving and But real art, according to the braska and Yale University's says, "and parity prices. But check by Dun and Christmas menus, cost more per former Iowa farm A Dtenot mar to trrmota hand, lies in School of Fine Arts. Bradstreet. Inc.. indicates that pound than a prime cut of . roast the cornfields and hoglots of the ' For years, though, his easel was you oon t see a farmer s eyes laoae plat eUacomlort- rASTUTH. an a hail storm cuts his corntarkey prices will b slightly towar plafaa bom tMa flrmax Midwest, or in a harvest crew stored while he followed a plow when In New York City for the week working through the night, or in in the corn belt, and herded sheep fields flat in minutes. You don't that thav feai no ceouertabM. Or those for last Thanksgiving. ended see hands his or Nov. 13. the general retail a farmer's hands and eyes. either, get up Ira paaty tasta oc fceun rummy, eooey. in Wyoming and rod freight cars before laon-aosour Ooca not aikaiua dawn with him. or work aP price was 59 cents for large birds. In full agreement is the Soil through the Midwest. hraatfcl plrteodor (denture Solem Newt night tinder tractor lights to get Check at asgr orug Oat rASTXXTU tod according to the New York De- - Conservation Society of America, the in.' crop panmenv oi Markets, wniie prime 4400 strong. This group of agrj When he returned to his drawb vaavas, wun iya s aun cultural experts has conferred on:ing board, it was aa a cartoonist. ick vva prices for November, 1951, were Summers its highest award for and later as a muralist. Finally 65 cents and 59 cents for turkeys, his emblem depicting man's rela- he took, up agricultural drawing, and 96 cents for the beef cuts. tionship to the earth and the ele- working for seed and farm im' But 10 years ago. the Depart ments. plement companies. T1IH ment of Markets said, small turj "By that time," he said. "I knew the that farmers are interested in the keys cost 49 cents a pound and Artist Summers large ones brought 47 cents, com- coming successor to Grant Wood basic, things, of life: their crops,! pared with the prime roast beef has been trying to capture the their land, the weather, the sweat and strain and worry of By MAKCBETTE TAYLOB price of 33 cents. CAfEHAIT SALEM Primary officers and The shift in price ratio came farming for most of his 43 years. With his work as a soil eon- teachers will hold their prepara- around 1947 when the cost of beef Redw4" saatchleaa tion meeting Monday at th home topped turkey prices. FVEB MADE IN PBOVO. WKi wtth clasaia erformaace Otten with Mrs. The small, meaty Beltsville varf Mrs. Clea a anal break W. tacky erystaV-elea- r Ready cash atytiag. In popularity, Angus Taylor and Mrs. Erny Lloyd iety, were able t perch as th astir Beeerre ptctare. Mrs. Taylor will will account for about as stack f new read re tare aaea'a Power Supply Vide give the teacher trainer lesson. of holiday turkey sales, the USDA sedta frees a large aaaawfseterer. Chasla. The stak preparation meeting was reported. THESS FINE SUITS WERE PCJV-held recently to which the ward Sv Si a r4mm Salem has a good attendance. mi maaKfaetartaa-- . eeat Primary made and sold candy at THESE BUGS SAVINGS ARE the stake MIA play Thursday at NOW PASSED ON TO YOU. to In order Fork raise Spanish YOU SAVE AT LEAST St Children's funds to make up their Cm an weal' worsted Friend quota. aa4 Gabardines CanaTORONTO Ont (UP) Ray Dans was guest speaker at a Boy Scout banquet held In dians put their imaginations to S.T.ag City, Sanpet County, re- working overtime in finding uses cently. .Mrs. Davis accompanied for electric power, the Ontario sum a th trip. hydro commission haa discovered. La 4y Lions met Monday at the In converting southern Ontario 1. heme of Mrs. Iceland Hansen," with from 1$ cycle to 60 cycW power, Mrs. and Card Art Spar- hydro technicians collected a list Mrs. Earl Bar- of soma of the more unusual cases. Mrs. ry as ber. Spanish Fork, showed pictures There was the Toronto man, for rt I In and told of her experiences Instance, who didn't like to get was A luncheon Rico. Puerto to let th eat in or up at plus War. served to 11 members and one out. H night trained Kitty to step on a other guest, Mrs. Wayne Monta- treadle In the basement when she GOOD SIZE SELECTION gue, of Sprlngvllle. A Christmas wants out. The treadle activates T'.Eiin-FOU-R TO memall was for planned party motor which opens the a . ad c::av:3-held to be bers and their husbands, door of one of the panes of the lwWOKW Dec 1 at the City Hau. 7 basement window. Ready for UHF Anytime, Anywhere Mr. and Mrs., Henry Peterson Just press the button and out shoots warns she When the cats In, received a letter from their son, instant lather! on another treadle outside Richard, saying that he had sailed steps the window. Richest, thickest, creamiest lather Walker for on lb USS General Then there's the doorbell CLOTHIERS & TAILORS you vc ever unwi i Jasf Japan. H la with th engineers up by a Windsor. man whoserigged wife of tb Air Corps. la totally deaf. When the bell rings, 144 WEST CENTER Mr. and Mrs. Ray Davis were One can shaves you every day for 482 W. Phone 560-the motor rotates a fan under the the as In Salt Lake City Sunday 2Vi months! nearly room floor of which each thumps dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. PROVO, UTAH the floor and sets up a viService Is Our Business Not a Sideline Clyde Da via. Other guests were against In can feel. bration she addition, Mr. and Mrs. Letand Davis. flash on In several rooms. Relief Society Tuesday will fea- lights conlesson ture the social science ducted by leader Both Lawrence. Thursday Mrs. Lynn Cloward and her daughters. Mrs. M 1 a n Roper. Mrs. Dean Peterson and Mrs. Do Cloward, all traveled to Salt Lake City to spend th day with another daughter and sister, Mrs. Nelda Rich. Scoop: Thanksgiving Turkey Prices Slated To Be Lower a fam-ltion- a a. ' . night-club- 12 FALSE TEETH cross-coun- ty - un-.be- ef. TELEVISION d) Tta World's Finest Instrument a Prcproti::. called For Heina Entortalnment cost lEuH'S SEnSATIO:iAL 21-ia- fast-growi- ng one-fourt- h ! ? loflim Jij Electricity Helps Kitten Cayort J .z. 3 Jy 4 cat-size- d fast:2 .a:siw.4 Arav..ai3n. tuooTcza; too! ( R7S MONTHS 1 J PAY 'a-''- " Mart's Service: Center Center W mllmm Dad Tries Out Son's Motorbike, Thrown Headfirst to Ground n LANCASTER. O. (UP) A father was treated at a local hospital Wed nesday because his boyish enthusiasm threw him for a loss. Paul Lang. 41. said he bought his son a motorbike and was trying it out when be lost control wtule turning a corner. 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