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Show r!3 ICassacre Ifbtuitaiiis t DAILY HERALD Edgemont News 8 rwent down, kiw ked mA sold. Then knee. 'tie himself went to Ma kaaM la tim SO II. t,..-nltck food Barnes launch ( V foaKk of hU head Wit)) beavy by boot Tlit kick mlsaed, and Pet Wv-- 2, nettcs, bc (orrwtar mm a frabbad Zad S ankle befor th VMM trONVl Pala Mn4aM, "If you rrt her 1"H mH you fuoi could coin to arth and paa-- a trala krcded hkj burl lo. arcana Barnes promised. supplies, ta la 17 la (alilvrala, Hut you think w wool t Ftt leaped to hla feet and drew ariik aaa Baraaa, a hla iun. covering Zad Uaroe. la ajlalrr here Mi, fa laa aaala'aaia llli-at al aa 1'wa hlaara, a ma ba holding 200 Indiana 100 hold I Thai defends. kr aaaalaaia aikllaa aa4 laataaa al Barar. aaa- -. Ikal ktisns by the wrtrt. When people by the wrist. Barnes, but I can ttaraaa. rata kaa kaaa rrla la a aal rome through here minding their burely pertorst you before yon akaa4 ale aallTllla. (own buiinea nothing happens to lean turn 'em too." Barnes sat up on the font, a em. When they try to act smart m discomfited man. "You'ro 'they have trouble." angry, MOMtlSOr H - taken "What about putting ftp wkh lucky, etrkn.er," he said. He thought his ques- you tonight?" Betty had got to her leet ana tion! about Zad Barnes had been "Sure, I run a hotel," Barnes was standing against th wall with cautious. There was no use to grinned. He stepped outside and her arms wldeiprad a If to sustake tain herself. She was whit and cttaaerabl. Sur, I aiked a few railed to an Indian youth to himscared. the stranger's hone. Barnes questions. "And you heard that Zad Barnes self led the way toward the long, "Why dldnt yow rta m wttn wa a desperado who had hit Inbuilding opening onto roe?" Pete aked. diana murder and rob everybody the court. As they pawed by what She replied, "I don't want any X who pastes through here. Yet you teemed to be kitchen and dining truck with you." want to put an emigrant train room a girl's vole exploded the He looked al her gravely, and with a trace of contempt. Vt had isllenre. plunk Into my hand." Let me loose! Pet hd to do some rapid go of me, lust naked his llf to sav her of his plans. He had Gab Cox. or (from insult snd abuse, and hit re counted on Barnes' eagerness to! "You won't do nothin', sweet rturn had been rudenees. But what bring more prey Into reach and heart," came a man's chuckling could one expert from a girl who feed expected the man to offer co- voire, "except give me what I been had associated all her hfc nth after for a long time juat one notorious outlaws? Yet he felt operation. Ipity in bis heart He said, Trankly, 1 did hear meaily li'l kiss " urn stories, but thsy dldnt Thera followed a loud smack as Zad Bam spoke up. "How do If a face had been soundly slapped, you fllfer to get outa here. Mislenge my mind." "Suppose I wont sell you any- - then a man's oath, and a woman's ter? I've only to raia toy voice hlngt Suppose I won't keep the; scream. Pete whirled and threw and you'll never cross that door- open the nearest door. He jbadjstep." Indian off you?" Th man was speaking exact "Than we'll com anyway. We recognized the voice as Betty'i, eaa buy our supplies farther north, nnd when he entered h saw her truth. Pete knew that "1 know," we cm defend ourselves against being bent backward across aihe said softly. "But I dont think the Indiana, and the tress bee man's knee, and the man't bearded you'll speak that word, Zad. Too atoesmt belonf to you." face was being thrust roughly many people know I'm her." a a "You hear that, TobeyT This Hgainst hers as she struggled to avoid being kissed. man ain't afraid of anybody. We tetter watch our step when him I wouldn't stranger," Pate said T1 ARNES got slowly to his feet He said, "I forgot myself. people come along," Barnes said coldly. You're a guest here, and the trou a a e with heavy sarcasm. ble was all caused by this fool gu-The Indian Tobey flashed a brief bearded blond man looked You're In no danger. grtn, pete knew well enough that FTHE the Indiana here belonged to the la. ,n In ..irnri,. than tat IKa a4rl "Thanks." wandering bands that were gen roll to the floor as he went lor his "I'll ahow you your room." rally culled Diggers. Normally gun. Pete felt Zad Barnes grab! The room was largo and com they were the poorest of all In for him as he sprang ahead. Hla fortable, and opened out on th 4utns, yet this fellow Tobey, ob list landed hard on Cox's law as court Ilk th others, floor and vtously some kind of a chief, was the fellow's gun cleared leather. walls were practically covered Cox went sprawling backward, hvith Indian blankets. well dressed and well armed, to Zad walked away and a young i Pet said, "Whether you cooper and as he fell Pete, leaping U Is up to you. If you won't sell bring a foot down to put the gun squaw stood waiting. "Hot water M supplle I'd Ilk to know it hand, could not stop and half ac- and a tub," Pet said. SheI smiled iaow, because I've decided to bring cidentally kicked th man under and strolled away. th chin with his other foot Cox (Te B B paopia bar," FRIDAY, JUNK S, 1353 tilth County. Vlah 4 FrakC.R0fcertft You m Child Under Doctor's Care After Catching Arm In Wringer Can't Blame Nixon for Having Doubts About Lion By TANA BICHARDS MONT tittle Beth 'IJsw EviJcnce' Idahoon Shot, , Claimed In Killed By Boy j Rosenborg Ccsc SAN'DPOINT, Ids. (UP) Frank " Coleman, 61, was ihot and killed last nigbt by a youth ho said be a D. - Vri. Lydli Megan Is leaving for victim as a prowler, ' Th com- - thought the 11 11. NCW YORK (UP) California, where she will visit chief IyCrum rt. J police In tha tmttra daughter of Mr. and Mrs. wltn hrr son Uunald, and with her to- - """" WASHINGTON snnouneed Vice Hobert Mreham. had the mlsfor- - brother's fsmily. esse" (LP1 "Rosenberg7. John hnudson, J8 told Officers i... .,.K,niiiH n President Richard M. Nixon could tune to get her arm In the v. ringer Pres. William Faulkner's mother j... .i... was biuuiiu me he eiruied If he wsin't wildly this week and is under doctor's of Los Angeles, 1 vlsiung with the documentary evidence" to Presi- Vuiemsnhouse and woodshed at th i chicken enor"raises thst enthusiastic about stepping into a care. dent tlsenhower Faulkner family. She ent with home of his pa rents, Mr. and Mrs. t the mous on1 lion a Club and Editemoiit Ltlersry met President Faulkner when he took doubts" concerning guilt strange rage patting Ifrnry Knudsoa. Me said he fired the soout, Wednesday afternoon at th home th following boys up to tb Salt of the convicted atom spies. Coleman Ignored a warning after Woods a how could he tell of liluiH'he rd for de Lake Temple; Conrad and Barton After all, Dsvld Alman, executive secre- to halt and started to run away. Shebs-Sheiis practically the lirious spring luncheon, and an Tucker, Danny Gillespie, Perry tary of th thst committee, said he Coleman, a resident her for 14 J feeblest king of the Jungle In afternoon of sociability and In- Messick and Nicholas Faulkner. forwarded evidence to the White years, was desd when Or. J. P, , csptivity? There are some lions formation. The DroL'ram km fur. Mr. and Mrs. Rsl Tripled spent House and the attorney gtnersl Munson arrived at the scene. Cor. Inched by Almtra Johnson, who in- - the day Tuesday In Salt Lake. to bit who Ilk people. Isst night as the basis for a presi- onor L. G. Moon said an Inquest Mrs. Susanna Mo Id rum is visit, dential So when the Saints and Sinner troduced the speaker. Or. Arthur J grant of clemency for Juscheduled. Club suggeated that Jiixon. si its Vance, who discussed "Nutrition,' ing with her dauiihter. Laura Tun- - lius snd Ethel Rosenberg who are would b I a n dibrldge, and family, in Lay ton. current fall guy, should give showed charts, pictures, t scheduled to die in Sing Sing's Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Sudweeks electric chair June IS. President a little pst. he de-- pamphlets, and gave many inter John Wlnthrop, son of.Mssaa-murred. He suggested that msy- - estlnu results of bis research on.and daughter Irene of Boise, Ida. Elsenhower has turned down one chusetts' first governor. Built th be he could stand next to the cage nutrition. The following members are house guests at th W. Cleon clemency plea. tiny blast furnace at Saugua. Mass., were present: Lynnette Trlplett, Skousen home. They have come The United States Court of Ap which produced th first lroa mad i Instead. But as photographers casually Joanna Boyce, Alice Elliott, Mar- for their son Charles, v. ho is com- peals set tomorrow morning for in North America. strode Initue to set up th pictures, garet Ferguson, Clara Slack, An- pleting hia freshman year at the ergument by Rosenbergs' counsel be changed hia mind, walked to. nie Gillespie, Lucilt Kemper, Eva . Mr. Sudweek is a brother of on , of ailde th death sentenca and tub .pp.,1 from the refusal set F.lla Joaeph Sudweeks who teaches Gillespie, Cordelia Booth, snd smoothed th lion's brow. stltut a prison term. Kaufman to irvlng atjtrUl Judg, WebEnid Baum, , auu 19 au anile oi xsrumci Wright, Carrie At this, the weary Sheba-Shelyawned mightily. Nixon drew back ster, BcsIe Pierce, Florence Star-Je- Skousen. Two clsssei of Bee Hive girls Louise Trotter. Myrle abruptly and In th process nearly and Tana Richards. Next of th Edgemont First Wsrd met ran Into Jat Leta, a dancer. Nixon had enough and left for month's meeting will be held duly Tuesday evening at the home of lunch. In du course, Mrs. .Nixon 1 at the horn of Carrl Webster Mrs. Blanche Woodard for their in Charleston, with Enid WrlghJ closing social. Th girls were: appeared on the scent and was lunette Trlplett Judith Dalton, Dixl Ann Jvers, ho1,eM' invited to meet th lion, described with Mrs. Linda Kenner, Joanne Ivers. e MAe J ou eWrts wore delicious as meek, almost toothless, and furnishing the program. Woodard was assslted la serving vanilla! Msrl Woodard, Rawlings. the world's finest pun very elderly. Luana Knight, Tonl Miller and She never hesitated. But sh ob by her daughter, itozanne. W. Clron Skousen Is leaving for Peggy Smith. served later: Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Woodard, 'I felt no fear until the lion St. George in the morning to address the American Legion State Deloy Waodard snd Rozann Wood me I the Then left" eye. gave Convention there. He spoke at the ard and Mr. Woodard's brother Granite LDS Stake Convention and wife, ar leaving Friday tor THREE-YEABOAST ' vacation trip to Oregon and down Sunday. Mrs. Elizabeth Ferguson suffer- through California. KNOXVILLE. Tenn. (UP)-- Wll Mr. and Mrs. Flaonee Woodard ed s severe stroke recently. Ham Leooold Weiss, a man with Mr. and Mrs. F. V. Short went wer home from Las Vegas where pride in his work, boasts he could to St. George for th Memorial Day thty ar living and working at "open any safe in the world in five weekend. Marlon and Edward present. minutes." A Judge here didn't ap- also went. Don Elliott has been under obserpreciate his skill snd gave him First steel pipe wss made by three years after a local demon vation in the Utah Valley Hospital, screwing old musket barrtla to stration of his ability. but Is Improving now at home. 15. t&Zrt Prfdsctt gether in aa E DC - In-hf-ou FT t Me-(ha- pus k Sheba-.Shei- It I'll" - k SCllliUnO Pure Vanilla i" ly Ros-ann- R . wwjati. wdtratryttiiiss CtljiT) I 7 Mopleton News Spring Loke News Baths Ilamsd Primary Guide Boys, Seagull Girls Hold Graduation Rites At Christening I Fcur Sharon and Mary Ann Kelsey. By 'MRS. 101 A D. BALES wss presented with a gift The graduation Roundy MAPLETON for attending every Primary meet of the Primary Guide Boys and MRS. HORTENSI BUTLER ing during the year. wss held Girls Sunday Seagull Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Wil At th Sunday Fast Meeting at evening, at the Mph?ton Ward. Al liam Tew have been all their chil tha LDS Church, four nw babies welcome .address wss given by dren and their families. From a were teach Guld Mrs. named. Marl daugThey Morgan, wr Cat. were Mr. and Mrs. Taconine, Menlove TrailMax th Mrs. Th of and Mr. er. hter boys then gave Tom Carolusso (Merlene); from of Hayward. Cel., blessed by Leo bulder's Code, and th girls, gave Mr. and Mrs. Roy a A son talk Washington, of Mr. the Homebullders' Code. Menlove, an uncle; from Florida, Mr. and Mrs. Tew; Pal-i Therol and Mrs. Frank Cowan of Spanish wss given by Mrs. Rowena Tew; and from Provo, Mrs. Fork with the grandfather, George mtr. Seagull teacher. She present- Naomi Rowen and Mrs. Helen M. Cowan, officiating (Mrs. Cowan ed th glils to Irene Freeman, Pri- Gutke. it tha former Evelyn Gottfriedsen mary president, who gsve them Visiting friends and relatives of Sprlngville): a daughter of Mr. each a certificate. She then pre her wer Will MaUon, and Mrs. Merlyn De St Jeor of sented them to Doris Halverson, A Ron rwently Mstsoa, and Mrs. Ilia Provo with Roy Menlove, uncle of MIA president. Mrs. Morgan pre aU of Salt Lake City. th boby, giving the blessing; and sented the boys to Mrs. Freeman. Peter. Spending a day recently with the a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R, N. After receiving their certificates David tloplas were Mr. and Mrs. Moore, with her father officiating. the boys were presented to Bishop Durant, Ogden, and Mr. and Jay or to as b Warren worthy Kim Lyman was graduated from wllby Mrs. Lynn Casper and Mrs. Anna tha Trail Builder class in Primary dalned deacons. He gava a talk Erickson of Salt Lake City. on their and advanced to tha office of Dea- and congratulated them Mr. and Mrs. Lcnard Harris attainment. Guldai graduating con In th LDS Church. the weekend spent were Erman Stone, Garry Chris lives In Richfield. visiting rela Enjoying a week's vacation at Holace Peterson, Wtndell The Jsycees of Mapleton had Bryce and Zion Canyon are Mr. tensen, and Joe their annual and Mrs. Howard Peery, Mr. and Bird, Larry Simmons family party at Kel were Per Patricia Glrot. Seagulls Mrs. Grant Lyman of Spring Lake ley's Grove Sunday. The grnup had Kathleen Hansen, Lee, Beverly ry, breakfast and dinner there. Games and Mr. and Mrs. Ted Bliss of Rayola Hatfield. Rose Marie Hal for the young were provided with Provo with their children. verson, Sharon Jensen, Veda Jack plenty of prises offered. Bsseball Primary preparation meeting Bonnie DcGraw, Fay Curtis, was played later in the afternoon ain haM at tha hnma of Mrs.- son,. Warren Sharon MarJIe Roundy, Bert Givlden. son of Mr. and Margaret Butler with Nina BenMrs. Vance Glviden, spent Sunday ner assisting hostess. Business of visiting at Borne. Bert Is stationed tha meeting Included Instructions with the army at Fort Lewis, from union meeting given by Nina wash. Banner and La Neta Taylor, dis cussion of the summer program, lesson by and a teacher-trainin- g Boy Hortense Butler. Minutes of the preceding: meeting wer read by Big Thelma Butler, Five children, 29 grandchildren, A of Mrs. SAN PEDRO. Calif. (UP) and six Beatrice Y. Moore held a family fishing boat crew told today of reunion Sunday In the Payson seeing a "sea monster as big as SAN DIEGO (UP) Lawrenc Park on the birthday anniversary a submarine. . .like something out Baker. 14, Imitating a hypnotist he of times" that slowlylhad tcen on television, put his of Mrs. Moore and her son Bruce. A lovely birthday cake enscribed sank from sight when they fired ;piaymate, Nancy Fogg. 11, into a "Happy Birthday Mother and ruie ouueia imo 'i. trance, then couldn't bring her out Bruce" centered the serving table. Capt. Sam Randazio, skipper of oi u. Lunch of hot barbecued beef sand- purse seiner Endeavor, reported to "I didn't think I could do It,' wiches and baked beans was the Coast Guard In an affidavit young Baket. said yesterday when served. The group decided to make thst he and his nine man crew sheriff s deputies in nearby Spring saw th this gathering a yearly affair.. "ugly beast" near San Valley reached the girl's home Mr. and Mrs. Jim Condie and Clemente Island, some 50 miles off and found her lying on the sofa with her eyes open, unable to boys of Salt Lake City were week- tlit coast. end guests of their parents. Mr. Randazzo, a merftber of the talk or move. The boy told deputies h tried and Mrs. Walter Menlove. The Fishermen's Cooperative AssociaCondies stopped on their return tion of San Pedro, said the Inci- to bring her. out of the trance by from a vacation In th canyons of dent happened about two weeks snapping his fingers like the hyp Southern Utah. Other guests at ago, but for a while "we were notist on television, but It didn't the Menlove home for Decoration reluctant to make an official re- work. The girl was finally roused by Day were Mr. and Mrs. Monte port becaus of fear. of ridicule." and Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Randazzo said the 'monster" tn family doctor. Davis of Salt Lake City. res red Its head out of th ocean Ida K. Peay, daughter of Mr. only IS feet from his boat, threatOn Blue and Mrs. Gib Peay. is spending ening to tear up his fishing nets th summer with her unci and and capsize the boat. To his fsmily, wait Peay of Twin ". . .1 fired two shots into It 0 from my Falls, Ida. For rifle," Randazzo Money! Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leo said In his signed statement. "We Menlove Sunday were their dauch were close enough to hear the tr4n-IaMrs. Max Menlove and thud of the bullets in the monster's two, children Susan and Peggy flesh. It didn't bleed, but quietly Lynn of Hayward, Cal.j Mr. and submerged." Mrs. John Lant or Payson and Mr. and Mrs. Wai.tr Menlove, Dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. f Mike Cowan Sunday were their son and daughter-in-laand baby Craig of Spanish Fork. After a furlough Cpl Russell Jacobson Is back at the air base in San Antonio, Tex. Russell's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Archi Jacobson, tookhlm by car SALT LAKE CITY (UP)- -. A Salt Lake City man, Clyde to Denver where he boarded a Parry, was killed Wednesday night plan for his destination. Mr. and In an auto accident less than three Mrs. Milton Shoemaker of Pay-soMM, IDWARO ARNOLD Russell's sister and brother-in-la- blocks from the place his wife died In a similar mishap five years ago. You, too, will lor Blub Bonnit also made the trip. He was In a light car with two Margarine's delicate, sunny-sweTh Clubs of the ward sponsored the program in the Sunday friends Douglas C. Peterson, 29, flavor) Blub Bonnet makea bread, brotoast, hot rolls, and vegetables taste evening church service with Mrs. and Russell C. Peterson, 27, Viola Cowan, club supervisor, In therswhen they hit a waste paper btlter than ever! f You'll Blub Bonnkt'b charge, The program Included the company truck that was turning nutrition.appreciate Unlike most other pledge by Carol Leo Spalnhower Into Jordan Park. The Petersons Blub Bonnet contains both and th creed by Shirla Dean La were seriously Injured. The truck1 was driven by Guy Vitamins A and D as much Fever, Th youngest group Vitamin A and D as you get sang, accompanied by Mrs1. Dar-le- n N, Galloway, 17. He and his bro- in th spread for bread I Jacobson. Talks were by ther, Floyd, 13, escaped Injury. Yet Blub Bonnet Margarln Maurlne La Fever, Veda Slzemore, Parry was driving a car on June costs Iris than half aa much as tb and Noble De Hart. Marion Bowan 3, 1948, that was involved in an d spread. So put on Bwn and Diane Butler sang a song, and accident on the same street Bonnet and os tun of "ail 8" which hla first Flavor, Nutrition, Econom-- - I prsyers wer offered by Jieta Eighth West-- ln wife was fatally injured. Peery nd Linda Barnett . Adv.) Mites in Church here's pride mi protection - tj Fishing Sees Joat i in i wash! 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