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Show 1 S ! V SUNDAY. MARCH 25. 1956 Utah County. Utah SUNDAY HERALD 15 Scripps League Buys Newspaper at Caldwell j Tbe , purNAMPA, Ida. (UP e at chase of the the Caldwell. Ida., by nearby; Scripps League of newspapers was announced Saturday by A.J. Kalb. publisher of the Idaho Free-PresNampa. The transaction is effectNews-Tribun- s, ive April I. ; ' At the same time. Kalb reported that real estate had been pur chased at a point midway between Caldwell and Nam pa for the erection of a plant for the printing of the News-Tribu- Free-Pres- s. Modern rotary press equipment has beeii purchased m Chicago and W21 be! shipped during April to Canyon' County, Kalb said. (Tbe equipment wui oe nousea m a building to be constructed Immediately on the new site. Kalb said he had been appointed publisher of the at Caldwell by E. W. Scripps, chairman of the board of the Scripps league, and that be will continue as publisher at Nam pa of the Idaho Free-PreClair B. Hull will resign as pub to de- lisher of the ote his full time to management and development of radio station! KCID in Caldwell and other, radio enterprises. Kalb said. The publisher added that no changes are contemplated on ther newspaper. Kalb also said that future additions to the new plant "are planned to permit ' ne i el Popular In Iowa, Claim V Republicans said Saturday Secretary of Agriculture Ezra T. Benson would' take an "unmerciful beating" running for office in Iowa on hk . flexible price props pro- gram. Benson said Friday his flexible props program will, win votes for the GOP if the Democrats make H. R. Gross Both of the lowans " - t' l. this year. Reps. Ben ": ' ' svs - School Construction Aid Seen By Utahn guage has decreased greatly in the United States since World War II. an authority on the language said , ll " A$ UP TO Rossi, professor of Portuguese at the Catholic University of San Francisco, pointed out that in California's eight major universities are studying Poronly 25 persons ' tuguese, the native tongue of Brazil! FOR YOUR OLD SPRING OR MATTRESS $25.00 NO. UNIVERSITY AVE. . Hollywood and Bunk Beds - Springs 147 ht'si.r ' V - (33? 3B O U R S as 1 (sy L Ml ll E " " II r dependable choice of delicious chocolates in rabbit,, egg and other shapes. Most complete choice now I frr: jT 0 Si I I T L RlrPl aI ti e! next Friday I AnrPFS5 CITY yOV UIC IIUI U w 1 r 1 ww- - w j cent post card and IF r icfci rsi B A H E j I E rI rPi I aI BASKETS 19c c 4 18c to 59 C: 39c-90- '9 uVI ' 1.90 39c . Jilt -- J i 'rV- ' I I - I I 3. You 1. A person who should think twice before you a stranger. It It would be unintelligent tI e Foreign-stoc- k . can Ensign: 21. Do over again. 22. A the law' Keep a duplicate copy of your, entry on this CLAIM COPY. .The correct answer will appear next Friday. If you are i a winner, mall this CLAIM COPY to The Herald In a sealed envelops. Be sure to enclose your name and address. : s 1 Other styles la 4 styh' sut STORES IN ONE 1. House Wares 2. Soft Goods 3. Ready-to-Wear 4 Variety Lines is unmistak 1 i 10. A .may i 11. Before. 16. Author's ; representative. interpretation of 17. Kitchen utensiL the duty of the 18. The works best with flat metal. 20. The' sound i of a SKIP DENT i , 21. Knock. r . Dan River Fabric T ' - 1 ! ' ' VX Uc J NO DOWN SPORT SHIRTS Our own Vennlcighs ( ' Wash tonight.. . wear to taorrow . . . need little or no ironing. Gay. patternj in assorted colors. 0IaiU S-M- PAYMENT GQDDII" - Sturdy, wash fast cotton is Sanforized for permanent fit. Choice of popular new r shades. Small, medium, g. v seldom needs interpretation. V . VASH 'N' "WEAR SPORT SHIRTS I awarded after an occasion causing strained nerves may be just the thing to soothe them. i V 23. A . ! ' ought to be a tough character lor 'his own self interest. freedom of movement. Abbr. to 11. rr; bouffant SHOP GRANTS 8. A promise of proper hand' can fbe imling of In an election. portant It should have a certain sharp a be difficult to take. range. Unbeatable price. ' ing. Can-ca- n Sizes ably identifiable. exchange, 15. Too thqt treated to look. it's a 5. A sea as in Paris. 14. . . .' . silk-so- ft 4. People who resent this kind of noise find it meaningless and unnecessary. to j 13. sheer Mts 1 Exquisite fashion ture that requires no iron good J. Part of a circle. 12. A long, pointless; one Sailor brims, cloches, shell clips. Choose her hew bonnets from Grants complete D98 1 pretty scratchy affair.' i j things (o7e ' . ffiSAYE fAORE 2. When you Is very annoying to be to expect good come out of the - 2 to 4 living is likely to be an epicure. I 9. noat Sixes Qur. complete stock of I - .1.00 Nylons Toddlers' fp teen-ager- s' i TODDLERS' NYLON SLIP WOMEN'S II NYLONS FOR! GIRLS : p I STRAW HATS CLUES CLUES DOWN prove to be most irksome. 5S 1 H !i ItURD(!i 32" 31 1 J! 1 !B 5p .1 CLUES ACROSS 6. An performs well with a bow and arrow points. COPY 'y'cl E EASTER $ 9oC . ilfr published COINWORD I Cut along dotted line, paste on a 2 mail to The Daily Herald, Provo, Utah. Hshv -- ' sent In. J WWflWl will start immediately paper 1 FILLED! us . . and see Grants other great favorites " i! as you would any other crossword name and address are printed clearly on all material j 1 NOVELTY BOX, C. i. V. 25c 59c 29c Timniy; the grand assortment .. .mmmmmmm BOXb EGGS, BOXED RABBITS, big, small, and all so good. MANY4 NOVELTIES, toys loaded with candy RULES YOU TURNED IN A CORRECT WINNING ANSWER, YOU MUST CLAIM YOUR PRIZE BY MAILING YOUR "CLAIM COPY" TO: puzzle Editor, Daily Herald, Provo, Utah. Be sure hatjyour NAME 1 bunnies In town TWIN BOOK BOX, Miss Mopsy & Timid 8-P- 6. Keep a record of your entry on the claim copy. The one and only correct solution will, be 1 I ... cutest BABY BINKS, FLOPSY 3-3- award $25 to the winner of each weekly Coinword puzzle. If no correct solution is received, the $25 will be added to next, week's prize. In the event of a tie. the prize will be divided. In the event the prize accumulates and reaches the ceiling of $500 before the series of puzzles expires. The Herald reserves the. right to offer pdditional weekly consolation prizes to those who come close but do not win the $500 first prize. The decision of the fudges will be final. P E I a 5. The Daily Herald will E E R t solution In an envelope you must print your name and return address on the outside. E ZIR 1 - Grant! gives you - i I 4. To submit an entry, attach the completed puzzle to a 2 --cent postcard and mail t (post marked not later than Tuesday) to THE DAILY HERALD. PROVO. UTAH. In time to reach us by Wednesday.; If you mail .your court. " ' You may submit s g 1 mitted. 19. 3-2- 05 : 3 d J. JU J.ElR.A 18 'f as many entries as you wish on the official entry blanks printed in this paper or on exact-sizehand drawn facsimiles. Each answer must be on a separate entry blank. Mimeographed, printed or mechanically reproduced facsimilies are not per- 3 . -- Prove, Utab Dial FR . v eligible to enter the Coinwords Contest except employes (and immediate families) of The Daily Herald. tcrci O J I A. ' PHONE FR Bedroom Furniture i !aLc3I-- CENTER CO. II ' i continually, 384 WIST ii i 7C H A R t2- - Treat Kiddies to Easter goodies , dee-li$h-- 1. Solve the puzzle " CdPY ENTRY , ... ; from Grants Cam ALLOWANCE OVERMAN'S MATTRESS in CASH 1 STORES 5f TRADE-I- N . 7. ( ffifcnrte 0 vfxxxr ,s XVW - . 2. Anyone CLAIM fSS ; ' " rrr puzzle. -- - L 3 y9 Most mattresses look alike but OVERMAN'S have that extra quality built In ! Custom built to ytmr needs ! J O LESS COIN WORD CONTEST 00 As an example. Father Carlos I t I , LOW WORTH . mum , ORTHOPEDIC MATTRESSES Smooth, Tuftless, No Buttons CEDAR CITY (UP) C0INW0RD! PUZZLE No. 32 RIO DE JANEIRO (UP) ( Interest in the Portuguese lan 3 I V "A i I " " Y Dr. Karl secreexecutive assistant Berns, Education National the of tary Ass'n., has predicted the current Congress will pass federal assistance for school construction. Utah research efforts." out Univer Berns was in Cedar City to adthe that He pointed the first meeting of the 59 dress with apof Utah, projects sity Utah Teachers AssociaSouthern the role has major played proved, federal program. tion today. in the Utah Three projects have been endorsed He also predicted that in the at Brigham Young University and next 10 years the NEA's memberUtah State Agricultural College and ship will grow to 1,000,000 because one at Utah State Hospital. "if the nrofession is going to grow. Watkins said 32 projects, total- its members must belong to a ing grants of $583,910 have been professional organization. approved for the fiscal year 1956. INTEREST IN PORTUGUESE i-.r- ' " ' . 3 r ' " tor 1 ' " $2,-612.4- 21 ; Friday. "' I y" IN U. S. H .are I GRANTS THH1FTY PRICES - "set-aside- DECLINING . as TV star Dave Garroway, 43, I EVERYTHING'S LOVEY-DOVEEverything seems lovey-dove- y York New in Pamela 38, his with Wilde, hands Friday, after announcement of their fiancee, searchers have completed or are holds for with second the will be It daughter having a Garroway both, wedding advancing 66 research studies for engagement. a son by their eariler marriages. (UP Miss Wilde a film company production and i ' which federal grants totalling Telephoto). ear are or been have spent marked during the fiscal years of hii j J".T"-- yfos&l A i niotLrn; Watkins said he was informed of Sv th Dnartment - - Health. - Edu-cation and Welfare that Utah re among, the 21 Republicans who helped 180 Democrats pass a rigid supports bill last year m the House. Jensen and Gross said in separate interviews that Iowa farmers want rigid supports not the a&n&mslr&tion's flexible support program. However, Jensen said he doesn't foresee a farm revolt against because Eisenhower President other issues besides the farm proare at stake. gramSenate-House ccctfererce com(A to begin work is scheduled mittee on reconciling both the Monday House rigid supports ill and the Senate-passe- d omnibus farm bill. The omnibus farm bill includes price supports. Benson told an overflow J audience at the National Press Club that neither bill satisfied the administration. He said both contain price supports higher than ?are reasonable. Benson listed as major adminis- tration objections to the Senate ', bill: A provision that would raise cotton, wheat and corn support prices; a provision raising supports further on wheat, com and cotton and also for peanuts; and provisions requiring mandatory supports for feed grains and higher dairy supports, Vdual-parit- ' v -- al WASHINGTON (UP) Two Iowa F. Jensen and EASTER .1 1 The Federal Public Health Service grants to Utah's university, college, and hospital researchers have averaged $435,603 a year. Watkins said, "not only are these data promising, but they reveal national-loccooperation also increasing respect for the quality of Benson Not iss-j- r .. - . -- 1931-195- 6. it a campaign ... (R-Uta- h) News-Tribun- e, e - Utah Sen WASHINGTON (UP) Arthur V. Watkins praised Utah medical researchers foe their role in the battle to fight mme ol mankind's worst af- - ss per-onrj- " t Watkins Lauds Utah Medical Researchers 1 News-Tribu- " ' improvements in both the Tribune and the Free-Pres-s by joint use, of modern high speed printing facili ties." Tbe Scripps league of newspap ers also embraces The Dalles. Ore., Chronicle; the Idaho State Journal. Pocatello. Ida.; the Daily the Interlake, Kalispell, Mont.; Chronicle. Bozeman, Mont.; The Daily Herald, Provo, Utah; the Logan, Utah; the Press in Coeur D'Aleoe, Ida.; the North Idaho Press at Wallace, Ida and various radio enterprises. Herald-Journa- and the Idaho ne T- - ' "' ' -L, (I::: I Goupocac j . I j 17T WEST. CENTER . |