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Show 2 SUNDA?;.fcSEffi?B52, 1353 " SUNDAY HERALD : . Steel Day Festival Set Monday D P arations Made For Lehi Garden Annual Fall Flower Show t (Continued from Page One) LEHI Final preparations are Molema. All types of seasonal ing ceremony, in Robinson Park for the annual fall Flow-leand arrangements arewel- a.m. 6:43 will at be di the under .. . " ' ff er Show of the Lehi Garden Club, 'come. First, second and third place ... I of rection the District Alpine Boy 4 11 i to be held Sept. 12 nd 13 in the ribbons will .be awarded in each III i Scout. Two mammcth paradet at 10:00 upj er room of the Memorial. Builc? - section, as well as prizes for sec U itional winners, ''Queen of the a.m. and 3:30 p.m. will traverse ing. Mrs. Jay Angus is chairman ofLShow and sweepstakes. Boys tnd Conversion of boilers at the Provopower plant, the contract to take the aeven blocks on Main Street to take part in between 2nd Eaat and Fifth WettS the show assisted by Mrs. E. H.igirls Municipal Power Plant from coalieffeet ai wm a gal it available use junior sections. new transmltaion linet to gas at an initial cost of aboutifrom The moraine parade will proceed Entries will Saturwest and the evening parade east. Fire-insuran- ce $15,000 has been authorized by the 'from Clear Creek. day from 7 to 10 a. m. The tho Provo Board of L'til:tier J. Hamil- - Under the contract, the MFS will 30 floatt. tome Approximately ' will then be closed for judging by :. ton Caider, chairman, announced .deliver up to 4,000.000 cubic feet 1 from Provo and Salt Lake City, accredited judges of the state,, and of "surplus' gat per day teven bands, Ove Riding Clubt and Saturday. will be opened to the public from Mr. Caider said the conversion other marching unltt including the Simultaneously the board autho2 to 9 p. m. The show will ala b Drum and Bugle Corps will red the signing of a contract with will result in a saving to the city Magna open on Sunday from 2 to 9 p; m. be In the ' paradet. American the Mountain Fuel Supply Com- of about $20,000 per year, based on with the exception of the church Fork, top ranking high school pany for delivery of gas to the estimated fuel consumption for hour Sunday evening. 1954. band will be the lead band. The boilers.- - under the convertA ipeclaily detigned and decor SALT LAKE CITY. fUP) A new slon. will still be capable of being ated float will feature Juel An- fire insurance schedule Hits'--Bermudbe coal and fired by coal, may derson, beautiful Steel Day Queen, rates for mercantile andincreasing ' business used In tome winter periods when , and her lovely attendants, Joleen buildings in Utah has thrown atsurplus gas may sot be available Grant and Mary Varney. Another torneys, insurance and businessThe 4,000.000 cubic feet of gas pretty trio,- Alma Shaffer. Miss men into a quandary today. per day is the BTU equivalent to American Fork; Betsy Robinson The new schedule increases mer146.000 tons of coal. On a cost and Ru, Ann Winter will grace cantile and business buildine rates A HAMILTON, Bermuda (UP) basis, the comparative csl-coanother outstanding float. Cheri thri-- Atropical hurricane n of the "gas will be S3. 50 One of the most stimulating IT, Peterson. BerteUa Swain, Mary forST. deC"TS I" and v addresses eiven before the Provo The present cost to the city for Beth Peay and Merma Proctor, Pt L Rotary Club was presented Friday coal la J6.15 per ton. Tnus, a sav queen' contestant! will also ride reported Saturday to have lost But different interpretations are some of its force by Dr. William F. Edwarda, Sean ing of 66 cents per "per ton" on commercial floatt. although its cenof commerce of of the college would be affected. Iter winds still were estimated at of Utah, Governor J. tring put on the rulings.. Dignitaries acBriiham Your University, Bracken Lee. U. S. Senator Walur. The plant't estimated coal conI ,,, Attorney E.L. Schoenhals of the!110 miles Pr cording to Glenn R. Kenner, pub30.000 so 1954 is lace Owners and Managers! A noon Weather Bureau adviso-Assn- 4 F. for tons, Building Bennett, sumption Representatives on . Coat, This of PARADE won Share PAYSON the Park AT iti THE sponsored fetching Ward, by licity director. lils talk wii William A. Dawson and Douglas annual savings of the gas operhas told clients the rates are'17 said that despite the diminished The Challenge We Face In the the ation based on the 1954 operation applause at the Harvest Days parade in Payson Saturday. The parade will be repeated Monday at not in effect. He contended they winds, the hurricane was still have Stringfellow accepted Business Outlook." 10 a.m. to ride In the parades, as could not be effective until infor- - "dangerous," and ship.s were Dean Edwards cautioned that would approximate 120,000, Mr. taid. Caider have also mayors of cities' of the' mation supporting the new sched- - warned. Residents here battened a to have 'We are going change ule is filed .and! made available down against the expected on- , county. in our economic ystem. When it Operation and Cash prizes will reward the win- to the public for 15 days. slaught. comes we do not know, but bus- the plant with gas fuel ners of the civic,, commercial and Schoenhals asked the Utah Busiiness conditions of the past few less than with coal, and efficiency church sections. months reflect a definite down jis essentially me same, Mr. caiuer ness Regulation Commission for a ward trend j,n our economy. As 'stated. communication supporting his poFlower and Art Shows area should we rid owned from of and Smith Residents the power plan prepare (Continued businessmen Page One) Lumley, by of the choicest blooms sition. But the commission admitSome in our business conversion. and den should welcome the ourselves by D. Heap: second. Tiger of Utah County gardens will be ex ted it did not know the legal status get , Camp. order, so that we are ready to The three oldest of the four Jack, owned by Avon Van Noy, hibited in the flower of the new rates. Commission 5. Five- furlongs. $150 r purse show begin the solve meet and problems." boilert at the plant are not equipi n Ti thisd, p: i ui i y ridden by B. ,Jasperson; at noon. The show will re Chairman Hal S. Bennett explained One reason America is great ped with precipitators (dust col In speaking as well as In selftg owned by Angut Bald- ning Mystery, main by Laienby. win, ridden Pugh open until 9 p.m. The theme that tbe controversial rate schedule is because of the physical location lectors) and when the old boilers all people at one time or another, by V. Mitchell. Winner is "Nature'a Treasure!" and the did not come before his group until HONOLULU (UP) "Slick,, tho "cu- - U"J of our nation." said Dean Ed- are in use, either in summer time! have to be salesmen to put across"""; 'r.mn-whewas presented a. trophy by Utah exhibit a week ago. American war prisoner accused of in be to the recreation lt wards. "We are fortunate in not L. is nut for, their point. Dr. Royal Garfl hlrdthe new boiler J'hv Poultry and Farmers Cooperative. hall of the Alpine Stake Taber on other captives, arBruce informing surrounded It neighbors of by is when being "J head of the department overhaul or in winter speech 7. Five furlongs, purse $150, nacle basement. Entries are to be rived by plane Saturday on his way who plot our downfall. Our natural necessary to use all boilers, there, and marketing at University t ll home and denied he betrayed First, Miss Hermarco, received from 6 'a.m. to 9 a.m j j . i W4U"e resources which are the greatest are some complaints of smoke and Utah, told the Provo 'Lions ClubiaLC ...I e to owned and Cowley; rid- and .judging will take place from to are shoe wreath by Camp . in the world; I blessing by Payson presented Thursday right. ash. ' . den by M. Camp; second. Thorney 9 a.m. to noon. which we must learn to ap- flyConversion to gas will overcome "Slick", remained aside from Dr. Garff's topic was "Selling,1 '"'", Because and to Brier, owned by C. W. Jasperson, free for Five other returning former prisonext preserve. room the base of furlong all, In west preciate the chairman the this Effective ' Hej complaint. Speaking." Through . $150 First! of our phyS1cal location ana our, while newsmen talked with him. Clipper R., ridden by B. Jasperson; third, ment, with doors open from 9 a.m. u Bosrd of renutatinn for heins owned by J. W. Stirk, to 9 p.m. the 13th annual art ex7. r:7 natural .resources we are uvm He also denied reports that fel' andi considered utilities dustan installing exceptionally good speaker an economic paraaise. ridden by D. Heap. Winner pre- hibit will be a Steel Day highlight. low Americans had threatened him In the old boilers at a!pieased his audience with his pow ' collectors 148 at N. W.. 1l! Billingsley's 1st several years a sented "During the past .trophy by OK Service. Artista of this city at w;ell at artNow that erful bf it open to the public in its with death. S delivery. our economy has been guided by cost is around $50,000. 8. Six furlongs. $150 purse, for ists of state wide reputation will Provo, wiu tnn 20 program noted available, Xne gas about that Ed Dr. a war enonomy." taid speaiter building and wittt "Slick" said he overstayed nls First, exhibit paintings. The previous abandoned, it was stated. its expanded line of merchandise, leave fronV a Tokyo hospital and of the salesmen through- cent per wards. "If we attempt to deter- beThe Koosh, owned by Virginia Barron, show vvill also be. open Sun- Am Billingsley, owner and opera- missed one "freedom flight" beboard's program is to con - out the COUntry make 80 per cent mine an economic balance, it is ridden by B. Jasperson; second, day from 4 p.m. to 9 p.m.. cause hethad drunk too much en tne no. . i Ki0f the salet, and stressed the role tor, announced Saturday. difficult to do so If we have to ven one Doner, owned by Clayton Hall, ridand new of good his Dart, The first. pass. blgsrest immediately. in for war Tournament Shoe Horse salesmanship. The prosperity, speaking depend upon company has just been den by V. "Mitchell; third, Dahal-lag- , Some of Utah est boiler. No. 4, will be leit on Dr. Garff received his PhD. from e a we have done Martin-Senonamed .past." County's high dealer for the owned by Olsen Brothers, ridthe heavy winter He has Northwestern Conditions economically, are coal until line of paints. ranking horse shoe pitchers, Earthquake Topples over and will be converted been in chargeUniversity. A new den by M. Camp. Winner present- mong them state champions, .will of personnel train. . it j TAMPA, Fla.r UP1 changing, the speaker said.a "The will It a ed Lions Club. carry a full line of paints or we in PrnI8. trophy as group by Payson .any jate winter an and Ward for Robin11 Transatlantic in a.m. on be at hand speed Montgomery question it whether jet uilng and painting accessories. , Buildings (n Santiago of people can adjust to our new cost of conversion to a gas or coaL,instructor for Dale" Carnegie's t set only Friday, was 9. Six furlongs, $150 purse, free- - son Park- for the opening qualifyarrangement of the two boilers stitute ip Salt Lake City. He is smashed Saturday by Lt. Col. Ben for-aeconomic conditions. First, Sir Door Jr., owned ing rounds, seeking to gain a place Mr., Billingsley laid apeclal SANTIAGO, Chile (UP) An "Steel for example, has enjoyed will be about $15,000. also a member of the general jarnin B. Klose who zoomed to a by J. W. Stlrk, ridden by V. in the finals set for 1:30 p.m. opening ceremonies are being earthquake toppled buildingt Fri- Mr. caiaer sam we iwo a great period of prosperity. We board of the VMMIA and has landing here nine hours and seven Mitchell; second, Like Pa", owned Cash prizes will reward the win planned for a date to'be announced uoy in vaipanso and three in Utah County have built our and older boilers will not be c o n-- traveled ov other towns in. Central Chilo. later. miles fh the minutes after leaving Fairford, by C. S. Ray, ridden by B. Jas- - ners. m,000 in now eronomv around this great At least. 10 persont were hurt verted unui we sulirsr Paint Com person: tnira, neary uiri, ownen The entertainment scene will The years, addressing allvEngland., L. Smith, ridden by B. Rigby. hift at 2 p.m. to the. Riding pany of Chicago, whose products when terrorized resident ran out 45 by one of jet flying changed and the steel induitry is the peak load Increases to the groups. He is author of a book on, bombers in a mass flight from (Winner received a trophy from Club rodeo will carry, is man into the streets in Valparalto, La grounds two miles north Mr. Billingsley of."Nu-Hue- " ufacturer MacDill Alritne finishes Ligua, Chincolco and Fetorca.Jae at jurug. City landed for Road on the Alpine of the city England of eeonomie change. ' These two units are now used only,". Stanley Taylor ..played a trumpet Force Base, 4,450 miles from his the amateur rodeo. A thousand Company tabulations of colors most shock hit Valparaiso hardest. The automobile Industry which to meet emergency peak loads,' SOlO. i by American takeoff point. scats have been provided as well often purchased i one of the greatest consumers he sal both homemakers, according to Mr, George Carter, chairman of the Col. Michael MCoyi of Puente. car VfVC as space WUL of steer, has caught up with proparking ample W i Vll tUO jtallina alii fUtlti JLl U.IV taiuiia, l(v j .ft ndance" commit- - Calif., another of the transatlantic at the bottom and the top of the Billingsley, have reflected a defi ... the tupply duction, and thit tremendous in- for In Friday with a (Continued from Page One), and the flew rge guest pilots, iodeo bowl, commanding a good nite style trend toward use of dustry it showing a definite change gat "rplut" to we power piani aimj was introduced by Dallas 'then record that was. six minutes speaker downward in our economy, he terminated, r view. Wild ttock, including 40 colort found in nature. Ivfrr Afternoon (Excepting notice, after salutes. Jr. Klbse.. Young than slower tated. Every type of ear with in The'largest attendance; Satarday) and Sunday horset from off West mountain. The main trend, he said, it to cold winter periods of the season was noled.especially to Miyamura dutifully attempted Klose was flying a B47 Stratojet the exception of one or two models when the drain on the gat pip- wild ward siihnier, more positive col from calves Brahma Kamat, tun Herald Published tnnaay day the salutes from the high eows from the ort. The choices show," he point is producing more than can be and was in command of a flight of return but Roger mizht be too great his arm was ensnared brass, ed us "that homemakers consumed on the buyert market. lines out, are Mornlnr 15 planes. etc. have In such cases, the boilert would One-Killedwife. Terry, as she ranch at Pelican Point, PutUihd In fact, the automobile industry t Herald Corporation V Fifteen other jet bombers' will by his jubilant SO South Firit been brought in. A greased pig ing earth browns, bark colors, the be .witched back on coal, a rel Wert Street. Proo tohim. embraced The couple, of and muted green leaves, from arrive by grays furttah. Entered today, England ai eecood elaaa with the sergeant's elderry chase and goat scramble will .u. v.. i,. j Ar fv. past tively minor operation, according matter at the poit oftice in Prey.. in large amounts with flower colway of the National Air Showat gether then broke ther highlight the rodeo. to Mr. Caider. undrr Vtah, the. tears. into act of March J, 24 years. lather, ors as accents." 1879. Sabterlption termi ' The Dayton, O. convertion y Riding- Club Dean Edwards concluded by Most of the work In local vessel, its decks great gray He tenement said the 'somber In carrier t'tah SI. 18 Ut county power a solid .mass of khaki and with Riding Clubs from Salt Lake tans! and ivories of 10 or 20 years month. $.00 for fix month la ' saving that in the readjustment - will be done byxnethe advance. S18.09 the rear in admanujaciurrr Cave-I- n gay flags flying, was escorted into and Utah Counties will add color ago are out completely, with colthat Is sure to come, peo- start, aitnougn 16 vance. Bv mall anywhere to the the slip by three tugs, with to the parades and to the rodeo. ors for the home pie must test every problem that of each boiler willandprepare the tl.SO per month. S9.ee for tiX getting- brighter. drawing, Arabi confronts them in an attempt to engineering layout The Murray months. S1S.0 alongside saluting thei the yea in Mr. Besides the In Billings paints, A MARYSVALE. Utah (UP) with geysers of water. come up wi?ih a solution. "Unless an costumed, and clubs from K am- ley carries a line of automotive n ' . cave-iKiuea one worxman ana The Sixth Army band played as this is done we cannot expect to r" Heber, Provo, Orem; Pleas- fabrics and win continue to oper the ship pulled into the pier, and is, live in a prosperous and great injured two others, yesterday, at Q ant Grove, Lehi and American fQ ate) his automotive upholstery tbop " America s we have done In the pretty Elsi Norwood, who greets Fork will1 participate. n. j. (UP)-- skat the same address. 7':: " Elizabeth, all Korean veterans docking here, pat Show Scout labor Hobby The building has been remodeled teen automobiles carrying Miss La von Brown. Miss Utah, west of here. serenaded the troops with "My The g hobby show, open and redecorated, with new fix- fo1i.-iC r ct can 27 Marvs- - dv weekend vacationists piled up Hero." was a special guest at the meet9 a.m. may be viewed in turet installed. sln8'e acciueni o The Adder, which also carried ing at ing and sang "Touch of Your vale, was killed Instantly when he " the east hall of the tabernacle New ed Saturday turnpike n Jersey Hand," accompanied by Mrt. Abel PLEASANT GROVE 1,519 was a hit rotation of slab rock by regular personnel, basement. Scouts of the district the Earl were was the John Peterson. queen contest who told the fourth ship to dock in the will which fell from the roof of a tunnel. and police taid 20 persons resident former 41, Walker West, most tickets to the show a $50 display their, hobbies. Rotariant included: Visiting Injured. United were States since Tom Arden Operation "Big Injured Higgins Police taid no deaths had been u William Schmeltz of Ohio;. Cecil of Pleasant Grove, died Friday and Harold Johnson, Switch" began Aug. 4. It raised more more more more more more cash award will be made. both of reported. Warren An- morning of an extended illness at the entire day. conto 1239 Show Throughout VaudeviUe Snyder, Wisconsin; of to the total Night Marysvale. occurred reach home by surface craft. Ancession and' refreshment booths derson, American Fork. Utah: a Salt Lake City hospital. an hour The multiple accident The open air vaudeville show and entertainment rides on South Bernard Martin, and Abel Beck of He was born Oct. 1, 1911. the to A rescue crew worked down other 150 sick and wounded came slowed when drivers several disof Christensen 8 out muck the in dig for scheduled Walk p.m. city son of George D. and Cassie California. 1st East and Robinson Park will, because of poor visibility caused by air. in the cave-ipark, 2nd East between 2nd be operated. The usual carnival Guests Included Sheldon er West at Pleasant Grove. He lodged smoke and rain, police said. Some 361 more repatriates are ball 3rd by was Johnson to he draw rides will thrill South, is expected injured although Harvey Glade, Will Ward received hit education in Pleasant was Automobiles behind them still were due here Wednesday aboard the and the tmall fry. . a capacity crowd. Eight acts of working at a lower level in the and DenzU A. Brown. Grove schools, and moved to Og smack and a at fast USNS Gen. clip John traveling Ball , Pope. Queen't His fallwas foot mine. crushed direct were entertalnmelrt, by where professional den! about 15 years ago Special birthday greetings ed into the cars ahead nave Latona west Amer open-ai- r been the from hall, coast, Dined, extended to LaVern Green, Lou he was employed at the Union ing debris. to scene the rushed GAMBLER PLEADS GUILTY Ambulances A special ican Fork, will be the scene of the area. new to thit Moore. P. E. Ashton, Frank Earl, Pacific Railroad shops. He married all and found the northbound lane of TSAN Tex. (UP) Tom Jensen. LeGrande Anderson. Sarah Elizabeth (Beth) Taylor of sUge has been constructed and Queen't Ball, final event of the the turnpike jammed with cara GamblerANTONIO. Binion Benny Jack Mitchell. Wilson Sorenson Springvllle in Salt Lake City Aug. Saturday additional bleachers to accomodate crowded day. The queen and her took about an hour to clear the It and Wyman Berg. guilty to four counts of the over 5000 expected, have been attendant! and their escorts will G. 1934. wreckage and take the injured to pleaded be guests. Dancing under the stars income tax evasion for the provided. The guest speaker wat introalleged Ray, He it survived by bis wife, of SALT LAKE CITY H. hospitals A prevue of. the night thow, a to the popular Bob Evans twine duced by James L. Jacob! and the Oaden: six .tons and daughters years 1947 and 1948 and the governSailors, 56; William L XtzJ a3-- a ment moved to (dismiss four other trampoline act. will be shown free band will bring the 1953 Steel Daf meeting was in charge (tf Harold Melvin E ' Gene T.. Curtis, Bon Bacon, 69. " - Leonard Perry Netcounts. Nordeen. president of Provo Ro- nie - Lee, Pauline and Beverly OGDEN in Robinson Park at noon. celebration to a close. N tles. B2. died in San Franriscn The action wat taken before Fedhe awarding of the new 1953 tary Club. West, Ogden; four brothers and Ben- DRAGERTON car will follow the thow. The eral J. who Ford H. Rice Bei Bryan Judge Curtis West, Jr., two sisters. George was to have heard Binion' trial Steel Day queen to officiate. To I Provo; Nettie West Carter, . Wil , accident.' SEOUL (UP) South Korea de- In Austin Sept. 14. mington. Cal.j Emma West, Ger-- 5 SCIPIO the United that manded ) Saturday win. Salt Lake City: Hyrum West,! 67. died in a Marvin Muir Hatch. Naions naval blockade around KoDenNephi hospital. Owen West, American Fork; CEDAR CITY Robert David rea be restored and asked for warSenator ver, Colo.: and Rulon West, of Condie, ,72. OMAHA. Neb., (UP) job. Home Town News ships to he ) Hugh Butler recently re- Salt Lake City; The ROK Foreign Office publicly held be will tervlcei Funeral TncraH turned from Alaska, sayt "t do W. Gen. Clark's Mark 1fanas! Senator nrntpsted plTed should - accept Tuesday at 11 a.m. at. the Myers "the navel of the nation" since it! "unilateral action" In abolishing not think Alaska Chapel. is the and Foulger Funeral statehood now." geographical center of the; the sea defense zone. It said a Sen. Butler and 'five members Friends may call Monday evening United States. "vigorous" protest has been filed. and Tueiday prior to of the Senate Committee of Inter- from 6 to services ior and Insular Affairs spent two the services,- Additional weeks in Alaska conducting 'heari- will be held at the Pleasant Grove ngs on the Alaska statehood bilL Second LDS Ward Tuesday at 2:30 "Statehood at this time would p.m. under the direction of Bishop hurt, rather than help Alaska, be- Allen. Friends may call at the THE half hour prior to the cause of the tremendous tax load chapel Are the Most Imits citizena would have to assume" services. Burial will be at the Pleasant Grove Cemetery. Butler said yesterday. portant Part of Your I t flow-underw- ay j rs are-invite- te St i 1 I Rate Revisions Under Dispute - Economic Changes Forecast by Hurricane Island - Spanker at Rotary st &X per-to- An n-,- ;.v J V. . T lnvi-titio- - Payson Harvest Days Continue Today; Reach Climax Monday of Spooking Stressed in Talk SjRolo Before Lions Club 'Slick' Denies Betrayal Of Any Of His Comrades -- - "'m tri" -- - 3 - Billingsley's In free-for-a- Provo Expands - P" r'r"Z Just-a-Lad- any-on- With Paint Line y, - nTMr. IT.Un5UUUnTIC newly-remodel- Jet Speed non-wirine- rs Mark Smashed io-th- de-ma- id ur . - . . east-we- st - ll Martin-Senou- - a. Ship Docks . FT pro-se- - Two Injured In Automobiles fire-boa- ts Pie Up KeSiaenr rOrmer Dntinonr Of Pleasant Grove. ..w lVi - ex-PO- J ACCIUent J 1 Dies in Salt Lake Wait rProYo's day-lon- one-to- . Gigantic mi ex-PO- September lOi'i, llilf, 12i!i n. Chris-tenser- t- for . . At Utah Obituaries Mc-Kinl- ey Butler Opposes Alaska Statehood i South Korea Asks - v f NavaLBIockade l YOUR. do-t- ), ) qniiBfH itiIi!iiij IFisdures TOM, GREEN THUMB mm was visited by a concerned husband. 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