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Show SUNDAY, MATtCH Mh (..ilintv, , 13SJ lull SUNDAY HERALD tily Power, Dealers Sel Plan! Open' Houses ev; Appliance Enliibil Rotarians Hearof Korea Pleasant Grove FFA Officers Air War from Jet Ace Chosen For 1933 PLEASANT GROVE The Heat, of Future Capt. Clifford Jolley, a Jet ace Instead of going Into a battle with ant Grove Chapter Farmers of America have chosen with seven month's Korean service, the odds again them, be said. olflcera for the coming year. Eddie - . r a uu iswm vu Oacarwo wtl... be -president and Jack ...,.. nhiina m..- . .,. -- r.......... -.tin.,,.- - .1. i u iwxa ... uuit the Friday luncheon meeting of ate. The mala reason that our nuujUMin, tic prvviucrm, nwwi Ilea Richena, Robinson. Provo Rotarians. score to heavily on the treasurer: secretary; planee Howard Orion, report- He stated that even though our enemy la because our pilots re ??..7 armed forces are fighting under uperlor In every department. very trying conditions, It is amas- - There ll no question-t- he 'T'nCJL "1 ing how the American 'humor' Is men of America hive the (now ente Ttl still prevalent even though It times things are not well. wrrv given v.ftu. iuuiu the mortal combat pilots." Regarding onstrste their ihility to conduct a Who li flying the MlCs In Ko- between the MIQ and the Saberjrt, Rules of by the Robert' It is difficult to determine which rea? We don't know for lure. In meeting order, craft Is the better, because each our jmer-cospeakers we nave An interview for Ihe Standard one has i different lob to perform. heard the voices of the Chinese. Oil Scholarship award was made The MIG ti much lighter, making North Koreans, Germans and Rus to the Pleasant Grove FFA winIt faster than, the Saberjet. but it sians, but as yet we hive no def-ning bssketbal team. Those on thli does not have the firing power of.lnlte proof. team were Merlyn Pack, Rosi tht American planes. "I personally feel that the North Nielsen. Ronald lverson. Larry "Becsuse we cannot eroai the Koreans would liife the war to end. Sorenion, Jimmy Bird, Rei NielYalu River It is very discoursing Because of pressure from other sen, Jay Johnson, Boyd Glnes, at times, to observe the MIG's countries this has not been pos- Richard Athey, Virgil Nielsen. Howard Orton with Dwayne lvertaking off from their home bases, sible. "I am firm In my convictions son as coach. climbing to great altitudei. knowJeard Andersen and Rei Rich-iing you cannot do anything about that the Korean War was a iteeee are applicants for State Farmit, until they crosi over Into your sary evil, and that we should not territory," ht said. "This Is a dis give It up. We cinnot possibly be er Award. The Parliamentary team tinct diiadvantaie la the air-wIsolationists. We must accomplish was represented by Don Widley, in Korea." this mission ind see it to in end." Jared Anderson, Vance Keetch. I dislike Visitors Included Bob Klrkpat-ric- Bert Cobbley, and Ronald Harris. Captain Jolley said. and Leon Busch and visiting The public speaking contest was very much people who Insist on Jsck Robinson. calling the action In Korea 'police Rotarians Included Hunt Mason represented by action. a few of these DeoDle and Paul Updike. Fred Dyer In Faculty advisor was Willis Banks. should be strapped in a plane and troduced the guest speaker and SCOUTS GAIN A BIRD'S EYE VIEW OF PROVO These scouts of Troop 49 received a free airplane see ine type of action that actually Hyde Taylor wai la chirge of the ride everfrovo a few minutes after the picture was taken courtesy of Merrill Christopherson, mantikei plice." meeting. ager of the Municipal Airport. Each troop with complete uniforms, registration fees paid, and all the In Korea we are terribly out-- ! boys subscribing to Boys Lite and the Scouting magazine received the hiRh ride. Only two other troops numoerea and many times our Benjamin Franklin was the first have made it. Left to right, kneeling Merrill Niels on, Joe Brl Nelson, Dan C. Baker and Gary WilSteve Nelson, LaMar Andersen, LeRoy Drue, DeVar Thatcher, pilots should return to their bases U. S. postmaster general liams. First row standing Ronald Jacobscn, Gary Craghrad and D. S. Baker, assistant scout mister. Second row standing Clair Flees, Larry llarrlnston. Edmund Davtnport, Hert Andersen and Ross Brown. tnkr cmi ;iuui "White Way" along Highway ft. The three events have been scheduled at fallow a. 1. The electrical appliance with 21 dealer participating will be held at the Trovo power riant. Third Went and seventh North, rrlday and Satur p.m. day from 2 to 2. The open house at the power to planned plant, with tmirs aoiuaint the pcbllc with the features of the expanded plant, will be held concurrently during the same hours as the electrical exhibit. 3, The completion of the white Basefrom the way, which extends north city limlta to the south city limits, will be held at ceremonies PAYSON Two young airmen Friday at 7:30 p.m. at the comer from the same family recently of Fifth West and Fifth. North, world small .found that It's of dignitaries reunion with i number after all when they had scheduled to officiate at the turnt the Craig Air Force Base w ing on of the lights. Alabama. Fifty-fou- r kinds of electrical ap They are Capt. Joseph M. Grif- pliances will be displayed at the D. Griffiths, Roen and A2c fiths exhibits at the power plant both sons of Mr. and Mrs. J. O. everything from electric razors to Their Ore. of Bend. Griffiths the new home freezers and Grifmother, Loanna PlckerlnR television aets. according fiths, is well known In Utah County, to George E. Larsen, public rela havlni resided at Payson. tions director for the A2c Griffiths, youngest of the of Utilities, and A. M.Department two brothers, is ststloned it Craig president of the Utah Stephens, County with the 3615th Field Maintenance Chapter, Intermountaln Electrical Section. Capt. Association. Squadron's Radio Griffiths, in Instructor pilot it During the two-da- y exhibit, the foster AFB, Tex., went to Craig dialers will away prizes, one! FOR ONE WEEK, MARCH 16 TO 21 to attend the Jet Upgrading School, an nour on give uie hour. These will receiving his initial' checkout it be awirded to winners of guessing Hying Jets. contests held it the various elecThe difference In rank is equally trics! and electrical appliance milIn dlfferenct to the eompared stores. All persons visiting the The Pacific States Cast Iron Pipe vlded a steady, reliable payroll. "A PRIVATI ATHLETIC QUE itary servlct of the two brothers. various stores wilt hive an opporCompany will complete its spacious! At the beginning of operations Seven patients fewer were re- The eaptaln received his AJr Force tunity to compete for the 474 WIST ClKTtn 3RD FLOOR prizes. new office Duiming wnrun ine new , commission and wings In January There will be no oblleation. dId w ths ported at the end of Februarv than ,g,6 No 60 . .L Jat the beelnnlm? of th days, company omciais wai-- , month .t 1944, while bis brother entered the Body building Instruction for Student's, business men or women. purchises ire necessary. Air Force In late 1931. Capt. Grif- The grind prize a table model cated Saturday. ine v"n Hospital reported, The latest techniques In of the new cWaPproxlmate annual capacity was Dr. Owen P. Hen employed ft the Construction enlisted neer. sunerln2H fiths ipent. yean is in most modern atmosphere. television aet will be given away comhe hti U''h airman before receiving late Saturday, the time to be an- bftKomp" wmcn in n u nvVWeIfart- Comm TrU Directors: Roy and Jerry Woodward. mission. Roy, formerly nounced later. To win the TV set. Ul iAiw urn Atrium ucs uv idoli new . a of to his It will be completion with Yarlck Studlors. Oskland, Calif. Training Gym to and itidiy. With 40 combat mlisloni a of the building for the person necessary in largy most modern the one of plant three Mr. Americai and two Mr. Universe title holdera foot unit. In 1935 ihe company ex- - Dr. Henlnger's report listed 1324 credit In the 8outh Pacific during to be present. However, it will not the world for pipe manuiaciure and Numerous Olympic, T.V. and Movie Celebrities. World War II. Capt. Griffith! was be necessary to be present to win by . adding Pacific patients in the hospital on Feb. again i'Panded located office The building .M0!iStates Rate valves and fire hy 1. J4 were admitted. 41 released, released from actlvi duty In IMS. other prizes awirded. Welfht gaining and weight reduction. But Impreremeat departHe wai recalled In September 1950. Provo'a new HIchwiy Jl white making a total of 1317 patients at ment, for wemea (womaa attendant). ' flying way, which will have been comthe end of the month. , nd decided to make 'Vent Into operation in mam - Plans for digging a proposed 8- - career In the Air Force. Prior to pleted by next Friday, begins at Advanced 'Weight training for yoeng mea. lncn well to supply additional cul ,hls recall, the esptaln was as a ine nortn city limits, extends south Member at International Academy of Physical Therapy, at Stockton, Cat di4metw wlt .rl?ln.ry water wer". discussed by CoVpVny - along rtfth West to Third South, CaaTlmPlM of 100.000 tons. This ni.n'th. group. field representative with the Tborn- east to Seventh East, then south built at yw.E about $3,1 Representing the Utah State Wei. ton Canning company. to the southern limits at the eltv. e 500.000. Ymine Griffiths, after. eompleti fare commission at the meetlne The central part, from Twelfth piuovM During the 1 week of Open Howe 1 FREI Year put this year are gooa raw material used at'were Ward C. Holbrook, Mrs. Edith Principal lng baste training it Lackland North and Fifth West to Third la operating the membership will bo given to m visitor. Currently the plant pipe plant ia pig Iron which E. Garner, commissioners and AFB, Tex., anenaea we ream south and Seventh East, Is of mer on a Ap 111.,1 the Geneva Steel Company ; technical school, Scott AFB. Frlhk S. Cundinn, administracury vspor lights, the white 400 men are employ " ": tive assistant to the commission. and graduated with honon before variety. Extending from these two proximately sent are of the ed. Products plant going to Craig In October 1952. points to the city limits In each to clients over a wide area which The reunion of the Griffiths it direction will be the amber sodium Includes 11 western states, Alaska' Crail" not only enabled the brothers vipor lights.. snd the Pacific Islands. They play'to have a family talk, but allowed Total cost of the combined State ed vital rolea In many World War for Introduced their wlvei to be Road Commission and Provo Cirv II defense .projects. Pipe has also ' the first time. Roen'i wife., the project Is approximately 1150.000. been supplied during the past three Miss Shirley Dlmick, U from For the mercury vapor lights, years for projects vital in the Kothe state participated up to 130,000 rean "Albany, Ore. war picture. Capt. Griffiths Is married to the with the city paying the differences company has been operating former Miss Kathryn Booksln of for the lodlum vapor portion of the atThe lronton for some 27 years. It .Stockton. Cal. They have three project, the state furnished the was In lt2S when the McWane Cast daughters, Lynn, age I Gayle, 6, lights and standards with the city Iron Pipe Company of Birmingnd Marsha, 2. . handling the Installation. ham. Ala.. In partnership with The white way will boast the Columbia Steel Company, organizvery latest In street lights, being ed the Pacific States Cast Iron superior in every wiy to the Un- Pipe Company and built the origiversity Avenue ind Center Street inal plant at lronton. The McWane I white wiy Instilled In 1948, ac- Company acquired the interest of cording to J. Hamilton Calder. Columbia Steel Company In 1930. ; chairman of the Provo Board of From lti beginning until the Utilities. present, the pipe plant has pro- A eird party will be sponsored the Springvllle and Mapleton . try Catholic Women Tuesdsy at t p.m. : at the Catholic St Francis Church . I I VJ,' In provo. comer of Fifth West snd AXTXAJIAl . .... n.ui li.v w.wi.k wwunb a.v. Jng open to the public, A1 program and progressive auc- ana A . 1.4. A movement that Is fast gaining Mr. and Mrs. Chariea lusk 1r- wiui .1 .;.,7', t re- uun mrm icueuuiea, aiuiig over the guidance taken thev have Tickets momentum la the cub acout organi of this treshmenti and prizes. energetic group of young may be hid it the door. zation with nine dens organized in sters aged 8 to U with tne assist The Springvlle ind Mipleton Provo and vicinity, One cub scout of Mrs. A. C. Chruma, assist Women ire also selling tickets to unit. Den No. 9 of orem wm De ance ant den mother and Mra. mcnara be used in awarding a deep freez celebrating Its first anniversary on Kerr who assists with public rela' er, with proceeds of the project to April 1 and at the last pace meet tions. be used for remodeling of the ing, graduated: tneir iixsi scom, for meet their den The boys NOW is the tin to take advantag of the Catholic Church In Springvllle. Leonard Hodges, ' Into , regular each Friday afternoon meetings lira. Jim Cirnesecci, Joseph scouting. deal in rafirigeratdon hiatory. At abto-hite- ly wiin fairert meet month, tney Jr. and John Seber are In This Orem unit Is the first to be and each acouts In their pack meetother cub of tickets. the chirge no obligation on your part, we will appraiae In AroanWail thll POmmUnjtV ing In Provo In Pack 3051. Merlin though there are already. plans lh Slack la cubmaster for mis group old ILLEGALLY SAFE refrigerator and guarantee youll receive your near future for many more to of boys of all religious denomina NEW BRITAIN, Conn- - (UP) -- the of be organized under the auspices a generoui trade-i- n allowance toward any of the tions who are sponsored by tne Cirige mechanic Dona W. Dubois the LDS Church. Orem Community Church: told police he'd been driving 10 im .ulu. wonderful new Croeley Shelvadora. You eon takt (J in,1 The den mother and father are During the year they have been years without an accident until his organized, these eight boys have ear was involved In a minor up to $ix month to decideand etili get th tarn ' and repaired several gathered for Arrested withdriving allowance we quote you today. Never haa an offer crip. large boxes of toys which were disout a license, Dubois said he I . . 0 American Orem the tributed by like this been made. Naturally, it laats for hidn't bothered to get. a license Legion Auxiliary on their during his 10 years of safe driving. canvassed limited time only. So act now and you won't project. They 8500-Mil- e Orem on the heart drive and as- lose value . on your old refrigerator! sisted with the polio drive and four colthe have presented V. C. times, they Mrs. PAYSON Mr. and HOMI TOWN NEWS events. r Butler and their daughter Miss ors for public The croup has been active In Pearl Butler, stewirdesa for Unit ed Air Lines, hove recently com. hiking, swimming ind bicycle trips summer and are pleted an 8,500 mile air trip to during the past both East and West coasta of the planning other outdoor trips for this 1 summer. The boys are already . United Statei. . to repair toys for the comf Miss Butler, who has been fly ing Christmas. lng as a stewardess for over a At the present time, they are Salt Lake Is based in City. vear. studying Hawaii as a project beRoutine flights take her to Denver cause of Interest In the territory to Portland and Chicago, and also a new state. and Seattle, and occasionally to becoming followSan Francisco. She trained at At the present time the are members of this den FULL-WIDTEXTRA-ROOMAUTOMATIC DEFROSTING m sev-- : ing DOOR SHELVES,! FREEZER in ail mod- boys after , graduating Wyo. Cheyenne, outstandft ral models coating no more than ordinary Yin ifrom the University of Utah, and which has proved such an 28 to 77 pounds of frosen n the door not just ' hung on"-- from ela, built, holding Mich'success: Richard Kerr, foods and ice cubes. for more "front-row- " refrigeratore. apace. prior to this, Payson high school. ing ael Cornell and Allen Grofe, all i She was employed about a year Dennis Tolboe, Jerry: eight years; as an interior decorator lmmedl 9 BEAUTIFUL NEW MODELS TO CIICOSE FROM Lee Porter and Charles ately before taking up her present Chruma, Lusk Jr., all nine years and Paul work. ; COME IN TODAY AMD GET YOUR ALLOVAfXE! Brindvak and Karl Carter, 10 MONTHS' GUARANTEED TRADE-I.'- J The Butlers trip took them to years. Chicago. Washington, D. C, and "Don't talk obouf shirts and New York City, where places of tlo , , I'd rathor talk Interest they visited Included the about the delicious dinners Library of Congress, the Supreme Court Building, the Smithsonian at SUTTON'S In PROVO. Institute, the Pentagon and other Tod Bandley caters to the buildings. Tbey also attended a session of the legislature and Citizen of Provo end Utah House of. Representatives... Valley." At Philadelphia they called on a brother of Mrs. Butler, and also visited her mother In WashAt Philadelphia they ington, D.. visited Independence Hall, saw the famous Liberty Bell. ..! "6n the" West "c"basriHeyJ" also visited numerous places of interest, and returned homo last Thurs128 S. UNIVERSITY AVE. their two week day completing' PHONE 945 holiday. t llill-(le- i The Prove Peparlwent of and the Utah County Chapter Klectruml of the Intermounlaln Association Saturday announced Joint plants ior a combined of new electrical appliances. n oocn houi.e at the Provo rower, Plant, and ceremonies marking of the city's new completion a, lt Have Reunion at - ii ri"d "ft C- Z7 V::?Zts ll T" ZVTLt , tl "V, jw-ui- .iri WOODWARD GYM - ate .u aei-avau- a. 0PEII HOUSE to Supplement far -l- ehl-Inch , ,hrtiil ' im V,r.ZwuW Si'' mm mmmm 1 for-Tw-er Catholic Women Plan Party for Public Tuesday On Vow Cub Scout Movement Gains New Momentum In Orem l&MefaigQrator! 7r f 7 - , p ;.' . K&KZ ?eC7. J "IT CTStAn Z'' , ' i i i i l , ' Payson Family Home After Air Trip JJ UHy ...... Setyowliqa n on a SU.38P.GY T.7ore j features per dolhr thsn c.ty ethzr tttrlzrstsr nrsddl H Y for and-defro- - ' 6 LToloyi$lcn C h , ns "7 Pipe Plant To Complete Well New Office Building Soon - Mm. I1. m Airmen Brothers Craig Air . j mm mwm k The PoNVer Line Is new Ml years since he Fled Flper ef BameUa piped all the kiddies ef the towo UU Mountala nearby Koppelberg and did a disappearing act that still baa Germany talking. . All because the tewa fathers failed te back np their prorolae t pay the Piper for a r extermlna-tio- a It Job. Wonder what the results would have been If our City fathers hsdnt produced on their promises to reduce power rates through development of municipal Bower facilities. Fortunately they were successful. Though SNcourse there's no proof of any Piper In Provo who could Inflict lucb punishment, In any Or is there? Come to think ef ti, If we hadn't beea gtvea lower power rates, and ear ananietpal power plant hada't functioned se well, there might well bsve beea aa ecodus ef city officials to Tlmpanocos Cava, or the body ef water west ef town. Makes us so happy that our below the rates are now 25 national average. Actually,, you know the towns near Provo had rates boosted this last year. But ours jremalned right where they were. How times change department. Ia the gay alnetlea gasoline wss selling for two eenl a gallon. And H wasn't tee many years before that they aeed to throw the stuff away. Nobody needed It In those days. Kerosene wai the big Item. Then a German named Otto Invented a clap-tra- p eohtraption the Internal combustion machineand gasoline suddenly became valuable. Bought some this week? valuable, Isn't It! Quite think we save beea traveling fait on oar highways these laat tew years. Well, baek in 1901 a Stanley Steamer automobile across the sanda at Ormond Beach, Florida, .at 127 miles per hour. That set s apeed record' for the day. Se yea roared Not content with their progress, the owners of the same auto- mobile took another orack at the speed marks arid pushed the machine to 190 miles an hour. But because tires weren't being built as well 10 years ago, the car ended its run with a disastrous erasb. and blow-o- ut a y b s you'll believe Grandpa when he talks about the "good old days." They were pretty good, weren't they? Now I m Generated today: A definition that period for boom times when everybody gets rick by charging everybody else toe much. Open "House Plant Mirch Power at Tour 20-2- 1. , PROVO ELECTRIC POnER |