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Show SUNDAY, MARCH SUNDAY HERALD IS. 1MJ 1g I'UK CountT. tMih DIit '?iS o: pan Friday Policy On Sale Of Electric Power Questioned by Solons vvY f Ho aald ha and Poulson plan to Two (UP) congressmen planned to- ask auch questions as: 1. What is the luterior Departday to Oik tho Interior Department to spell out the nw administra- ment's Interpretation of a Reclation'! policies on sale o( electric mation law provision that power to power Irom government project!. rates should bo set according laid "sound business priactples." Rep. John P. Saylor 2. Who are "preferred customhe and Rep. Norrli Poulson under were Joining In tho request. ers" another provision Ssylor li chairman of tho House giving preference to public agenTerrltorlei aubcommltteo and foul- cies in the purcbsaa of power. ton ia chairman of the Irrigation 1. What restrictions are to be and Reclamation subcommittee. plaeed by the government on the Power Dollcv Gueitloni came up. resale of power by organizations from the govern Baylor aald, during consideration o getting power a hill to Increase tho authorised ment, coat of tho EkJutna hydro-electrSaylor said ha bad no objection project Alaska. But he aald ha .and to tha aala of power to public cuspoulson have other projects "In tomers in tho vicinity of a power mind." including tho Central Valley project. But bt said ba objected to government construction of transProject in California. mission lines to take power to a Ssylor aald ha la "convinced" that Central Vallty Project power public agency 200 miles away, wilt h inM ta th Sacramento 'Municipal Utility District at rates "below cost" under a contract signed late last year by former Interior Secretary Oscar L. WASHINGTON crr;.- - ' er u " J a 9:8: r?. .) x. .t ic i Mqvj Bhlpmsnl , r-- -. . Nickel Beer Brings Near Riot Alpine News By HARM AN W. NICHOLS WASHINGTON (UP)-T- ho nlcke! beer ia back, but not for long. A fellow by nama of David J. Weltman, who owns a liquor store Mayor Delegates Civic Duties To Counglmen here, put up beer of all brands for a jitney a bottle to get folks into MART WILLIAMS By hli ator durlnf th Withtmrtnn WilALPINE Mayor W. P, hlrthdiv sales. Th.f. th ri.v lisms gave Sanford Healey, eoun- - WDen you can get "fur" coats for dlman lo charge of public prop- - ji but usually very little beer for erty, the "responsibilities of clean a nickel. lug the Grove Stream City Park Dave was amaied. A near riot planting lawn at the horse shoe resulted when the store opened. court and the replacement of Before day was done. Dave had rsl window panes n the city hall'dis d of ym of at Monday's meeting. A survey; i . Kll,t of water lines will be msde by he charged that off to good adver Robert Smith and plans for a suittising of his liquor business. able corral to be used for strays Not long after Weltman saw a Anwill be directed by Emory notice in the papers that a Baltidrews. more brewery was lower on money The Aaronlc priesthood mem than beer and was about to "liquibers presented Sunday evening's date." The price was right and Sacrament program. Talks were Dtve bought the entire stock. fm . :': '.'cx " ' X::;-- 12.95 sq. yd.. Volue .::';-L- ' - s' J - ---- uwME1y (Y . Vinyl Asbestos Tile Carpel Bargain presented merit Men , M com b WJ! "V'Veni? "ploleri- - tie and takeut. it off ,twPmnutei or In , given to deacons, teachers and , .d blck ( Abel. prlesU by rrands to say, though, the nickel . sd J'nd i TU 1CX"At5' "a honeymoon is about over. Dave's their feukfttori. tock u mnlng to Susan, ot Salt Lake City apent the, Miht Ult .!,w.. two WMk' Mr.l. weekend with their parents, and Mri. Hugh Hatch. , The Mother's Club spent WM u,. flveent uesoay anernoon ooing neeuie-!ru- l. lnd not tt, txception. work at the borne ot Mrs. Henry xheB you could puih to y,, ueca. id noum w.i sUd, , nlcl(el through the fosm on aemng rerresnmema oy mahogany and get a mugful, ' Cm the other aide of the room V v.V,. . . V 1 1, . .,,.11 . laM.t. t.Kl. mm Mrs. Esther Forbes," who .has groaning under the weight of peen senousiy m ai un iiuiuy cheese, bologna, Uverwurst and heme, la reported to have im- slabs of bread, white, rye and proved. whole wheat. There was mustard, Eugene Stoket, son of Mr. and bot and regular and horse radish, Urs. Arnt Ameson, who hsd been mostly bot. All on the. bouse. l, Stationed at Kesler Field ln About the only things you get la home" on a two weeks fur- for nothing now is maybe a dig at lough before be leaves for Fair- an undernourished popcorn bowL field Base ln Spoksne. Robert , a Wed-jwh- ? . 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Richard Deveraux. of a unique party In the ward Pleasant Grove. sDent Sundav w th cnapei Monday evening, ine iathe parents of Mrs. Deveraux, "Mr. .!'era and their wlvcl enjoyed a hum- ber of hobo games, Hobo's Pot and Mrs. Van Vance. Cpls; Boyd T. Strong and Steph- Luck. Hobo's Hike, Hobo's Hunt en G. Healey will report for duty For Dinner, etc. Instead of the conat Fort Ord. Cal. March 14. They ventional type of serving refresh- have already served two years ments the guests were served on with the National Guard. Their, tin plates and tin cans in real hobo parents are Mr. and Mrs. Ralph atyle. During the evening several Strong and Mr. and Mrs. Richard accordion solos were played by Ted Adamson of American Fork, Healey. Mr. and Mrs. Ole Jensen. Mrs. Mrs. Marie Greenland also played number of piano aeiections Buth Broderic and her daughter Gary Jepperson, son of Mr. and Marcla of Emory, have been visit tonIng here with their mother, Mrs. Mrs. Perry Jepperson had his Amerlcsn sils removed ln the Esther Forbes. To raise funds for the Elders Fork hospital Monday morning. He Quorum, an exchange of plays fea-- j is reported to be ln good condl tunng me piay, .singing in me uon. Rain," presented by the Salt Lake Mr. and Mrs. William J. Greeiw LDS KurnnH w.irH. was staffed land. Sr. entertained at a dinner son-in- Thursday evening in the recreation Monday evening .for their law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs, hall. The Aaronic priesthood mem Boyd ,W. urossnickie ana soil, bers presented the . program Wesley, who left Tuesday to make for Sunday... night Jast .jveek. their: home in Iowa. The Gross Talks were eiven by the boys. nickles have resided In Provd for !" 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