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Show . -"- V. HAILY HERALD I eacher Lists Announced For Schools o f Alpine District FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER? Utah County. Utah 4. 1953 . amusemB -' - ... 4, 153 Teacher Ests for Alpire School Guy S. Hillman, D, Grant Inger-- i Flornece Dunyon. Jean H. Wofford, PROVO September four fciqh schools and 1. oil, Lyean I. Johnson, Gil Louu. Violate. Myers. Mariam W. HilLl Academv-- Mr. S:outmaster. with elementary Institutions were a Meier. Melvin Miner, C. Harvey EUzabelh H. Mortensen. Du.ine M?Cfcfion Webb. rounced today for tise coming Rawlimon. Leslie E. Itees. Theo-- ; Durrant. Annabelje Miller. James1 Paramount Shane, with Alan . Keei, Harry S. Kicnarcs. B. kelson. Aleithea S. 3ore school ear. Wing, Mar- - Ladd The first tamei for each schoo Ma F. Shifrer. Ernest P, Smith. ?arct S. Hansen, Calvin E.lFrand-Elde- n Uinta Abbott and Coitello In G. Westover. JI?ro!d W. sen. Is principal. SchooJs in the AIpjK . Societ'. and Salome, Where' She Direct twin tJfe v eek cf Sept. 14 IVoolston, Geraldite A". Bill. Lois, Lh! Elementary- - Cecil L. Ash. Danced. S. Beck. Vera H.fConder. Estella Naomi H. Shaw, Lou N. Tfie 'African Teacheri of the district are: Sorenson. Pioneer Motor-V- u Fenton. Maude H. Jacobs, Mary, Viva V. Tavlor. Mae S. Ford. Or. Queen, with Humphrey Bogart, and America Fork Hiirh School B. Walk- McNeill. Josie G Walker. K. Putnam. - Marion B. Willes, High Noon. Jes! M. Walker. Charlei District Driver Training Glen A. Sydnee Halladay, Isabell B. Brown. PLEASANT GROVE . er. Albert B. Allen. K. J. Bird ' Clark K. Brown, Jean A. Fugal, Quilt". Grove Small Town' Girl, with jLeaone F. Carson, Carol P. Jaynes, Elmo Hansen, Alpine Lyle R. Tregaskis. Leah Thomas C. Larsen. Ruth B. I.uther GiddinRs, Jane PowelL Earl Holmstead. Donald V. Mcin Lloyd. Margaret Nelson, Paul S.enson. Carl J. Mellor, Vernon K.LEHI Fort T1, with George tosh. Evan G. Nelson. Leo B. Nel Willes. j.VieUon. Marvel T. Gray. Vera TJ Royal Cedar Valley Cecil R. Hansen. Martens. Basil J Tinrtnn wtnni.i Montgomery. son, James W. Norton. Don C. Overlv. E. Moyle Parker. Fred G Dora C. Godfrey fred E. Sorenson. Arva W. Bone AMLKICAM FORK FichTds George C. Scott Jr., Arloj Central Llndon Bay S. Merrill Eliza Elwood Baxter, Dawn Coral Scared Stiff, with Martin I". Shclleyk Fernl M. Sorenson.ibetli S. Driegs. Jacauel.ne Draper, Bermion. Marc B Awn., and Lewis. Alvln J. TeuScher, LaVere J: Wad LaRee Sanders. Daisy N. Nielsen. Weibell. Beth Hardine Thelms Tw t Starlite Trouble Along the Way Jennie Cleason. Marteii .K'nrm. t tw. with John Wayne, and rat ueast ley. Norman B. Wing, Ardena Marearet Have ISeck. Margaret H. Hansen, Lydia Vera N. Wagstaff. Bertha M. Jen-- , Burgess, Leon Bawden, Walter R. From 20,000' Fathoms. PAYSON P. Hogan. Wanda W. Joreensen, sen, Manam . iverson, ueraldme' Brock. Fair Wind to Java, and lia M. Mortenson, Velma Shelley. :T. Hnntpr .Tanf f P PnlicnVioi- - Page Marvin M. Allen. Luzon Huish ncn Madee If. Tuckett, Beth O Wride.!Deon Cole. Iowa G.'. Hall. Leoni Brinehurst. Eloise J. Kohler Neldat om , ln y Almosl - ...... - v. - jji.'Kic ' j j i ; A 1 - " i I -- St-o- ?yl' - A , ' . -- r . : h- Itt h.i. r r The Story ot inree Scera Anderson.' M. Paulson. Edwin I Tavlnr Ijpv Fvpivn f n.nmn, v .4V MasOll with James T W. Brails-IJ'Loves, White -.'. Dnnna . Talvin "" W1Upr wi-uW,l(nn B1IU1I, u. 11 (. 1111C 111 win lUifllll. J11 I I Geneva Drive-i- n Peter Pan, and ford, Melvin P. Burton. E. B. Gar- - O. Ash. Walter R. Erock , Hansen. Country. ret:. J. Fernn Ournev. tiden A. Forbes Melvin H. Berkstrand.' Sharon Ivan Perry. Grace Bear Taxi. Timnanoeos Clnemotor .Hardine. Lars E. Jenkins. Reed C. 'Pearl Ault. Sadie Ogden. LaRee C.'Geist. Mayme Wells. Ina C. Page, with A Slight; and Dan Dailey, . A. rearson. waeoner. .Mefla r.ewDoia, Hunsaker, Donald G. Wilcox, Gordon Peterson. Lars K. Peterson. Owen Delna Evans, Elaine Leichtv' Union-E- arl A. Beck, Nelda N. sMMSH FOR K S.I Elizabeth F. Sho-- ll Donna T.iRasmussen. Kay Porter. Dean Prior. Joseph Oriel Clege. M?riel ith Pob:on. Joseph R. Smith. Dal M. Naegle. Leland P. Wimmcr. Clara 'Bennett.. Merle Christiansen. ATlen PLEASANT GROVE The "'Turk- -' of 16,000 feet. The climate resem- Stone. Norine Fox. Jeanne L. Jack- - B. Cook. Robert S Summers. Keith B. Houston. John M. Nirol. Lucille Arch Bay-witJames Thunder sh Agriculture Delegation and b;es that of the United States with so-- , Barbara Page. H. Warr.ick, Eunice B. Wadley. , iXuttall. " Stewart. Elvin Downs guests of the some areas being cold and some A. P. Lincoln Filch School Genera Thorit C. Hebcr'son.j Westmore Fenton J. Prinee. SPRINGVILLE Lions Club Pleasant Warrdck. L. B. Bennett, Comer J. Bertha O. BarnhiP. Miriam C. Har- - Verona S. Decker, Eula M. Norton. Rivoli Eight Iron Men. Walla re iWarm the year around, some President Wednesday Evan H. A. Wesley Barry. e Arnold, Pedersen, Lois W.jLaRue H. Nixon. Adele H. A.jwrrd, Emilv desJalopy, with Leo Gorcey. Saling took charge ol the meet- mountainous areas J. Lee Bishop. William L. Johnson. Madge M. Davies. Janet cock Leah Nielsen. Birdene T. Park "Cinemotor Trader Art is Mr." Downs the about introduced The erts. City and ing population Blackwell. Edgar E. Booth, Melvin. C. Sunoblome. Reva W. Ahman.lKeddinrton. Jsnice M. Hastings illit!s made . and Sequoia. 50 with Adamion. M. Kermit Jack ... Bennett - IviueM Tl O. uin r-- 'vi. " L 1 .uin Lions Entertain Turks T Walker.!," c,r,f rr,,m. 'i. cw;m t., h wre Grove Han-Baue- and-som- Briggs. Frank Buffo, Mario Ethel If. Woolston, Carma Oliver. LaRee I'olbrook. Helen T. Wentz Bussio. Gilbert E. Childs. J. Erval Grant Elliott. LaPriel OlsonJ.Tean R. Brijs. Thora H. Mecham Willard Christensen. Boyd C. Davis. Rob- - Myrtle B. Rowley. R. Perod RBlle B. Badger rn Ai uowaie, jonn i. r rrcmr- - mce, t,iaa a. Jackson. Glazier. Crystal R. Mauehan. Rob-- , ton. Koger L. oreenwood. wumn. ..loss. KennetU Whitwood, Gordon ert J. Emn!. Bethel W. Allred. Bar-- ' C. Hunt. Kaion aiKer. A. Hatch, s .bara S. Ebenstein. Keith D Hor- B. Ladle. 5anley A. Leaviti. jonn, Harrinrton Calvin George W. Larsen, tor. Gareth Seastrand, S, Lewis.. Maurice S. Uddell. T.'Helen C. Ramsay, Sclma S. Miller,' Frandsen. LeRoy Loverldge. Frank B. Newman. Earlell G. Peterson, Jack D. , Pressett. Clifton M. Pyne. Thorval Rigby. Reed L. Stone. Stanford W.i Stubbs. Carl D. Swenson, Elvis B. Terry. L. L. Terry. Keith S. Trane, R. Kent Watts. Elroy R. West. Loraine Woodbury, J. Leslie Wright.- Glen Zimmerman. Alice M. 1 Akita. Marjorie Holdaway. Alice ! H. Jensen, Hilda Knudsen. Dorothy J M Stratton. Alice M. Witeomb. j rj Pleasant Grove Hlfh School Alfred J. Rogers. Willis M.Banks,i Clyde D. prump. T. Earl Giles,1 up delegation. The group of the minister of agriculture and presidents of "agriculture colleges in Turkey. :,4 minister of agriculture. The Kcmal Gokcora, spoke to the group of his country. He stated that it was about the size of Texas with mountains reaching a height Horn, T. . . SIMPLE LOGIC .. MILFORD. Conn. (UP) Early settlers of this town, founded. in 1639. once voted: TThe earth is the Lord's and the 'ulnars thereof: the earth is given to the Saints; we are the Saints. -- i - mj illy 3 JlIVI. percent at the present all schooling is free including colleges and professional schools. They have a standing army of- 1.000,000 and are opposed, to Communism, he said. very-muc- - TV I I 01 1 ri OF i I EXTRA COST - Any T.V. Set Purchased from A.L. Duclcett's During j u Saturday, Sept. 5th the prisoners purposely made them fantastically inaccurate. The officers said their Red eap-tocompelled them to make de- - ' tailed drawings of principal cities. presumably for Russian intelli- - ' gence agents who observed pris- oner Interrogations. Waste of Tim. They said they considered the map making a wajtt of time, because Soviet agents could obtain Intricately detailed jnaps of the cities in question in Atlases or in maps sold on neusiands. The officers said the maps they" drew f e a t u r e d "ammunition dumps" In the middle of an ocean and "airfields" oA busy streets. Capt. Jack E. jPerry of Laguna Beach, Calif , sad the Communists made him draw a large picture of Detroit after learning he, once lived there. Other officers said they were forced to sketch. maps of .New York, Seattle and 1js Angtles. 1 Russians Present "I never was actually Interrogated by the Rirssian officers myself," Perry said. "But the Rus- -' sians were always there In the' background. There was no doubt1 what they were after." j Lt. Harold A. Steiner of Laguna Beach was required to draw sketches of airfields, both in the United States and South Korea. Anotherxflver. Lt. Thomas T. Mounts of Phoenix, was required! to sketch the Pentagon In detail. "They even wanted me to put in the actual halls, and the locations of the offices," Mounts said. ry Interested in "They were Seattle.,. San Franciscff. New York,! Chicago and Detroit." . . erate. The schools have advanced very much in the past decade and U- 'L-- u 1 Bf WILLIAM MIIXER INCHON, Korea (UP) Recently freed Air Force officer! d today their captors forced them to draw maps of American eities but i i I j Prisoners Forced By Communists To Draw Maps ot U.S. , nraM ' 638 about Members, of the Turkish Agricultural Delegation studying the United States and Pleasant Grove officii !s post for picture during luncheon at which the Pleasant Grove Chamber of. Commerce'ntertained them this week. Left to right, stand- -, pose for picture (firing luncheon at which the Pleasant Grove Lions Club entertained hem this week. Left to right, standing Elvin. Downs, !tmembcE of the Pleasant Grove Lions Club; Willis Banks, vocational agriculture teacher; Kadri Onqucn and Hssan Yetener of the Turkish delegation, and Lions Club President Wallace paling. Seated, left' to right. Hamdi Tunccr, Ismail Ergene and Kemal Gokcbra of the Turkish group. STUDY THIS COUNTRY will be installed Free of Charge, ANTENNA INCLUDED rs : ' poaco in CIooep a new FOR YOU ; 'G-E- 21-in- ch 1954 O&'o.-OdmiB- Mew FOR THE m Lino v -f'.r n E BIACK-DAYUTM r ';.i!' squabbles filk get G-- E -- ;W- - .,i'i;j.:;:tl"' Ultra-Visio- !' f V Mdl ; ' i . O 21" 21C231. 21nncS - ! isssK. II V . If UHF and VHF. All youngsters accom- - tne'r P1" ents will be iriven a Helium fiUed Balloon! console. 8th Century design In genuine mahogany veneers and solid mahogany. Swivel casters. full-do- or 1 , .... ........ $171195 the joy of pleasani motoring NEW CAPEIIART MAHOGANY CONSOLE ZVV ...............$Qftfi95 V- - O O 21 nel ....... Pan'e( 95 $ 21" NEW G. E. 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