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Show ".!-'- (' r V V IT i 3 v at I C r a - ' 4 ', ' - ( Growth Noted By Insurance Firm of Utah j rem Okehs 64 Me w Homes in Month i total of 64 resi- - comrdercial permit was issued to tp the following: Mitchell Swenson, E. 411 N., $11,000; 573 E- - 400 to con- 265 E. Nlnetta Drive, $9,000; 374 $11,000; and 587 E. 400 N., $11,000; All lT IVA MV AMVUUAf VfiUil Prothero and Boardman UCUV6 continued on at the same speed in struct a service station at 1590 m ocn Richard Adams the following. 843 a-- total South State, fox $10,000. with construction W. 850 S., $11,000; 143 W. 850 S building Firm E.. $9,000; 359 N. 250 E., $9,000; $8,000; and Provo Plumbing and Hearing Buys S.-L- : Assets of Producer! Mutual In 133 W. 850 S., $8,000; of $693,600 for the month. The one ' Residential permits were issued 369 K.l 250 E., $9,000; and 379 N. surance . increased by! 376 E. 400 S.. $10,- Company E. E. Lindquist. SUNDAY APRIL 29. 1956 250 E.L for $9,000: Brady Dirker. nf the Pro vo Plumbing & Heating $119,709.60 during 1955, bringing HERALD 13 UNDAY i e!m!f!Kinf DTnaneinn Boyd M. Dittmore, 585 W. UUh County. Utah 440 EJ 100 S $9,000; Vernon A. 000; Supply Co. operation was announced Saturday by Paul Gehrlng total assets to more than $320,-00- 0, 1600 F. R. Seeley, 660 N., Clark. 321 S. 40. E., $12,000; Mech-a- E. 1700 $15,000; and Arthur W. Adamsnn. to re annual the S., $2,000; Brady Dirker, according Construction Co. at 1564 S. 240 125 S. 350 ON THE FARM FRONT Mr. Gehring and Mr. Adamson announced "they had purchased port of the company being disE.. $13,000; Ronald 1574 S. 250 E.. for E., $9,000; and v,ny, irom tributed this week, the Mountain States Supply Company of bait 900 E.. $10,000; Earl S. 775 $9,000;: Jensen Bros. 771 W. Sunny Adams, l Kohler Co., Kohler, Wis., for $335,000. 415 N. 800 E., $12,000; Meacham. report also shows that sur Lane. $20,000-- and 728 W. 800 S Richard V MrJ Gehrintr will become president of Mountain States. He The funds 1272 S. Main. $12,- Caspar, increased 1y $91,089 $16,000; J. B.. Dexter, 538 S. 560 is vice nresident of Provo Plumbing. Mr. Adams, president of plus 1260 . and Main, $15,000; H. E., $14,000; Arlo Pierce, 109 E. 000; during the year, bringing total Provo Plumhinff. will be Mountain States vice president. 1009 S. 150 W.. 800 S.. $12,000; Atlantis Investment Dean Harding. funds to $252,602.80. Before establishment of Provo , Plumbing and Heating nine surplus Gene Campbell. 1019 S. 150 W Co. for the following: 703 Orchard j Producers is a Utah Mutual ; for worked had Mr. 10th a distributorr Gehring as D. Stalker. Kohle,r Frank years ago Drive.' $10,000; 693 N. Orchard $10,000; i . company, with headquarters at 23 years at Salt Lake City for Mountain States. 2nd Clar South. and East $9,000; Drive, $10,000 ; 673 N. Orchard ence Moon. 1160 S. 150 E.. $10,000; Combined sales of the two firms will top' $2,000,000 annually, 221 E. 3rd S.t Salt Lake City. Drive. $10,000; 653 N. Orchard and J. Reed The company was organized five . it was stated. I Burgener, 385 N. 750 643 N. Orchard $10,000; e COWS AND were Drive, Sat HEIFERS E. farmers Utah Stevenson, NEW 20. it urged Mountain VEEPC. States ago. and years 16 Today, Provo Plumbing has employes Drive, $10,000; 613 ' N. Orchard E., $14,000; of Utah urday to minimize the chance of NEED EXTRA FEED than $17,000,000 of insurance in new The residen.al totaled $678,600; N. Orchard brce. The company increased State - Photographers Associa- introducing and spreading weeds, Cows and: heifer may need Drive, $10,000; 602 commercial totaled $10,200, the the From Year Last 652 N. ''' Utah Employment Up 12,000'7; '7 better feed during the next few Drive. $10,000; 662 N. Orchard its insurance In force nearly $2,- - tion. by planting certified seed. ' r totaled $4,500 and the garages f v Orchard $10,000; Golden L. Stoker, associate pro weeks, cautions John J. Barnard, Drive, during 1955. totaled $300 making the coops 240 CirE. Utah's , employment is up approximately 12,000 more than , a 000,000 Drive. $10,000; NuVuet associate Utah at divi State Mutual Utah of declared Cdunty Producers fessor agent.' agronomy of total $693,600 for the is reported by First Security Bank's Newsletter cle, $10,000 ; 270 E. NuVue Circle. grand year ago, itweek. This is when the time of. to secre and dends year and policyhold college month of coupons March. Agricultural f 279 E NuVue Circle. this of the Utah Crop beef cows show the results 'of $10,000; 259 E. NuVue Circle, $10,- The Newsletter is prepared by ElRoy Nelson, vice president ers of $114,000 in 1955. shown a and their winter .care and feeding Improvement Association, declar Some Ind economist, assisted by Harvey Frazier. The unemployment The company has cows went into the winter 000; H.M.S. Co., 890 S. 500 E., Argentina To Probe , no ed substitute that "There is for was prsince it . growth in steady 35 Idaho cent are 6 and $16,000; Wagener Investment Co. per per ratio of 3 per cent in Utah in Mr. thin Barnard condition, seed. be Milseed the may good Cheap N. 400 W., $11,000; and 240 N, Corruption Charges :'. . gaiized, according to Floyd cent below 1955 figures. r says. Low feed supplies or high 545 seed most can Lake you Salt expensive In et, business City, 50 all to other lead E. continues for $9,000; W. H. Cowley, Construction milk production in growing a big PresiBUENOS AIRES (UP) plant." ; 836 400 N.. $600 remodeling; E. ment Increases from last year," the. report says. "Maftufacturing and director of the company, calf may have left them low in Dermott Wag&taff, 175 E. 400 N., dent Pedro Aramburo has apboth in terms of production and employment are above the earlier reserves of stored energy. , C.i E. Stevenson of Provo was LIST OF AGRICULTURAL n months of last year. Potato processing is considerably higher board cows "These are the that need $12,000; Clay Dunn. 370 N. 55040 E.. pointed a special elected vice president of the PUBLICATIONS AVAILABLE : S. J. $14,000; .;. Whipple, Byron in Idaho: steel fabrication in Utah." now extra as care time Assoto investigate charges of corrupcalving Utah State Photographers A 1200 N., $12,000; J. R. Lane, ltS3 of free publications he says. approaches," ciation at the annual convention on nwjlist and So. State, addition $3,000; Verdun tion against former interior minishome econom of the association at Salt Lake ics agriculture National Realtor Convention Set May 2-- 8 j LIston. 910 S. 800 E., $12,000; Le- - ter Eduardo Busso, who resigned available from, the Utah State LITTLE CURLY TOP i City turing the week. land Wells, 45 E. 1000 S.. $12,000: Friday. Col ..extension DAMAGE EXPECTED lege The outlook for the, real estate market and for expansion of of Ogden was Agricultural Eccles John 840 South was $9,000; and 1145 The members of the "Court "of service distributed throughresorts, named president, and Conrad Late surveys have confirmed So. 150 W Main, neighborhood conservation throughout the nation will be among One of Utah's oldest" Kenneth All- out $10,000; state week. this the the topics discussed by leaders of the National Association of Real Luke's Hot Springs at Midway, Larson of Salt Lake City secrefirst reports that little curly! top red. 440 N. 750 E., $12,000; R. H. Honor" are the leaders of Argenlist includes the damage is expected this year, to Estate Boards during; their annual spring meeting in Chicago, was sold this week to two Provo tary reasuren Virgil Wootton of The 522 S. 400 Lunceford. N., $6,000; tina's principal political parties. Harold Calder and Clifford American Fork was named to name and identification number Utah sugar beets, tomatoes, beans Bill Baker,-24vMay 400 N. E., $10,000; Busso is one of the key civilian of bulletins, circulars, fact sheets and cantaloupes. Clarence M. Turley, St.- - Louis, JfAREB president, will Stubbs, according fa Albert Van the board of directors. 400 E. for $12,000; Bay- members of Aramburo's cabinet, 215 N. and at the sessions ijn the Drake Hotel where approximately 600 Wagoner, who handled the trans The outgoing president is Rob and leaflets on a wide range of This was reported Saturday by lor and Harris. 466 N. 500 E.. $18.- - and observers here believe he will seven-day h the to . action. attend are expected series of conferences. Howard E. Dorst. agricultural 000; W. R. Jex, the following: 559 be exonerated by the board. Stum of Provo. He directed subjects.; Purchase was made from Mrs ert W. Dr. Carl di research service entomologist, which Frischknecht, convention the of sessions whose Luke of John .Midway, Rebuilds rector of extension the and Dr. George F. "Knowlton, service, Blown Down featured Scera many outstanding- speak- said Sign by Wind late husband operated the resort ers. of the new list have extension entomologist, both of copies The Scera in Orem is conpleting repair work on the elaborate i most of his life. Mr. Stevenson, owner and man been mailed to county agents whom are stationed at Utah State extensive owners new The plan Agricultural College. of Stevenson's Master Studios throughout the state. sign in front of the Scera Theater, reports M. Dover Hunt, ager said. They said a light movement of and Photo Supply in Provo and manager. The huge sign blew down during the fierce windstorm remodeling, tney which transmit curly ARTIFICIAL INSEMINATION leafhoppers, a few weeks ago. .Damage was listed at that time at about $1600. American Fork, served on the COURSE SET AT LOGAN jSmootf Tuftless, No Buttons is in all of the PARKS HELICOPTER ON top, anticipated directors last of board year. ' areas of Utah Ari MOTEL FRONT LAWN AAwards in several divisions of Utah State Agricultural College agricultural Dividend First Security Ups Semi-Annu- al La. (UP) judging was a highlight of the has scheduled its annual artificial zona, Nevada, and western Colo SHREVEPORT, less TRADE-TIOW in 1956. Q( Lt. Gene Boyer parked on convention. Mr. Stum insemination short course for cat rado First Security Corporation s board of directors this week Army Last year curly top extensively ; front Tlawn of! a Shreveport of Biddulph-StuALLOWANCE. AS . tle June 4 to 16. Pro Studios of voted to increase the corporation's dividend on capital the both tomatoes and sugar astound and damaged motel night, Tuesday won second place in the com stock from 60 to 75 cents a share. Inseminators from Utah nd beets in Utah and western Colo UP TO $25.00 FOR YOUR OLD SPRING OR MATTRESS the rest of the. motel's guests, vo, l" Don dividend will be payable on June 11 to edWhat The new also Idaho and possibly other western rado. Approximately half of the mercial division; Angel, neua was Boyer parked Most mattresses look alike but OVERMAN'S hare that extra . Studios, won states are expected to attend. stockholders of record on June 1, said Marriher A. Br6wning, vice were 'stricken and produc Ft. of Biddulph-Stua from plants he is ferrying copter quality built In ! Custom built to your needs ! tion halved in the early market president, who presided in the absence of Marriner S. Eccles, Worth, Tex., factory to Ft. Ben- - fiist place in the direct color board chairman, who is in the Orient on business. Mr. Browning division; and the Modern Art sisted of Ted Bailey Ogden; Mr. tomato area of sourthern Utah. Ga. explained that with the increase First Security's annual dividend ning, Studio of Springvllle, Vernon Stevenson, Provo; Gene Botsford, Damage was estimated at 20 per will be $1.50 a share, up from the previous $1.20. Castleton manager, won fourth Phoenix, Ariz.; Curt Jaffey Den cent in western Colorado can United Six presidents of the 147 NO. UNIVERSITY AVE. PHONE FS the ver: and, Jane Marshall, Los mng crop tomatoes and a per in portrait division. were national States guardsmen place Bedroom Farnitara ' and Bank Beds Hollywood concent in northern Utah canning . Sprtnri The Judging committee Angeles. in their lifetimes. Spanish Fqrk Man Wins Miniature Auto tomato fields. i SPANISH FORK Lady Luck and his ability to compose t gong lyrics combined to make F. j; Faux of this city the winner ;:v:;".;.v.v.;.; of a "Kiddie Corvette in a recent Chevrolet company contest. auto was Presentation of the toy made to Mr. Faux by Orson Brown, manager of the Spanish Fork Chevrolet agency. Proudest beyond doubt of her grandpa's good fortune jwa's, little Miss;Julene .BoyacJcr daugnter ot Mr. and Mrs. Fred Boyack of Spanish Fork. Four key members of the Ge--j plants they will visit is exactly the summer for operational train i . She's, the lucky gal who got the car! neva Works engineering depart- like the anhydrous ammonia ing.'. ment assigned toj the anhydrous plant under construction at' Ge Kennecott To Buifd New Smelter in Arizona ammonia plant project leave for neva Works, the engineers ex Experiments prove that- the Europe today to study operating that the European plants rays of the southern California Kennecott Copper Corporation, has started a $40,000,000 pro--; techniques in chemical plants plain " use a process similar to that sun can kill a sidewinder rattle- gram at Its Ray Mines Division in Arizona involving the building there. here." p which will be employed' of a smelter at Hayden and extending Its open-pLed by Gordon Bywater, snaxe in nine minmes. mine at Ray ' : Purvance, Geneva includes William wanes k. uox," president, announced today. ect engineer, the F. program is expected by 1958 to result In a 20,000 ton in-- Harvey Edwards, Boyd Erickson, Works engineer, and Worrellchief San of Pruden Francisco, crease in the division's annual copper production. In 1955Ray and C. E. Clarkson. They will Columbia-Genev- a for the Nathe at to and visit engineer OFFICIAL Alines Division produced about 50,000 tons of copper. Italy fly varro plant of the Monticatini Steel Division of U.'S. Steel, left . M Chemical Company rear Milan. for Europe earlier this month to le ivcumr uuuiii rOr 3 fvionrns The study, which will last inspect equipment which is being Real estate loans totaling $873 were made In Utah durins longer than a month, will Include manufactured there for the GeOFFICE. v.".v.:.w:'X. the first three months, of 1956 by the western home ' office of visits Jto other plants in Italy, as neva Works installation. ' . FB UnlT. N. Are. from .prudential insurance 06. The total of $68632 was for residential well as Germany, France, and Other engineering groups amu V projects, and $187,000 for farm loans.' Belgium. While none of the Geneva will go abroad throughout With OREM A vi'r r. to. - I . m i-a- xe I j . Farmers Urged to Reduce Spread of Weeds by Planting Certified Seed 1 i 1 . -- . T , $13.-00- 0; has-mor- vice-preside- nt ; : re-leas- ed Thotogs' Elect State Officers; v ! I . $10,-00- 0; tary-treasur- er Present Awards vice-preside- nt ? j five-ma- Provp'ans Buy , 'Hot Pots' . 1 . 4 - -- I f- six-pa- ge -.-- 2-- 8. . - - , 5 , , I - ORTHOPEDIC MATTRESSES 1150 1 N co-ow- ner i semi-annu- al : m semi-annua- m , m m OVERMAN' ; j MATTRESS CO. 3-3- 043 - - i . Geneva Sends 4 Ammonia Plant Engineers To Europe to Study Operating Techniques " i i " 5 s - 'A7Z proj-grou- it 1 4 ' Ill vjcsTcrn jo JJ3 viuu . I pi ( .XX'Xv.vXl 0 u lit tvX-XvXv.- 1 1 LIVING 4 NOV. DOWN " V ! - ItmnSS unit for rugs for ivstirj Soft brttta Kazzlt for Kazzit for Dtmothinf A PAYMENT I tsa " ctuniRf f ixtet cUxninj emicM ittachmwjt fm 2 shmaun trttttitoa toftf extra T.txti test r ( ixxxxx-- mm v mm I It IJI 1 k. 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