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Show L. p ,1 Ji. ..'.. ,,,,JU. ., .- li AT, - JUNE Utah County. Utah - .1958 V W. fir I r "WASHINGTON (UPD A four- - company construction combine jhad the today to begin -- work on; Flaming Gorge Dam, 'second biggest unit of the billiondpllar-rl- f piper Colorado River stor age project. I ZThe" Bureau; of Reclamation au thorized awarding of the contract ad LONDON i 1 . To Raise $14 Million SavUe (UPD Charged In kidnap Case Row, London's ultra - exclusive men's tailoring area, is cashing in Tn Presidential Assistant Sherman Adam's now vicuna coat. Virtually every top tailor is ofto Arch ConDam Wednesday fering vicuna coats for sale with structors. The firm's bid of $29, the notation that vicuna is to a 602,497 was the. lowest of. several man what mink is to a woman. opened JuneJ 10 at Manila, Utah. Savile Row's price: 250 pounds The combine, with headquarters ($700). in - Omaha, Neb., is composed of four companies Peter Kiewit & Sons Construction Co.' and .Coker Construction Co. of Omaha, Construction Co. of y UtilBoise, Idaho, and ities of Houston, Texas. A spokesman for Kiewit said last week construction work on LOS ANGELES (UPD Four the dam, located in northeastern candidates go before convention-ing- . Utah, would begin soon, possibly delegates of the Junior Chamwithin a few days after actual ber of Commerce today in a race for national president. awarding of 'the contract. The Arch bid was nearly .They are Clarence L. Blasier, dollars higher than engi- 34, North Canton, Ohio; Bob Cox, neers' estimates. The bid covers 31, Chapel Hill, N.C.: Wallace R. construction of the dam itself, a Heatwole, 34, Waynesboro, Va., power plant and an access road. and Richard J. Lynch, 31, Kansas Completed work on the entire City, .Mo. Thousands of delegates to Los Flaming Gorge! unit is expected Angeles' first national Jaycee conto boost the price to about were scheduled to vote on vention dollars, 10 national The dam, wjiich will rise 490 the four and choose 14 candifeet above the Green River, will vice presidents from create a reservoir extending 91 dates. In business sessions Wednesday, miles upstream into Wyoming and the delegates voted to support a storing. 3,800,000 acre - feet of program of flouridation of drinkwater. ing water, the U.S. reciprocal trade agreements, traffic safety programs, foreign student programs and work to combat juvenile, delinquency. . world-famo- us Mor-rison-Knud- Three Mont real detectives were scheduled to fly here today to serve a warrant on Mrs. Margreta Goede, 46, charging her with the kidnaping of Joel Reitman, heir to a clothing chain store fortune. The blonde, neatly dress sus pect emigrated to Canada from Germany in 1954. Detectives said Mrs. Goede, who worked as a waitress, maid and housekeeper in various parts of Western Canada arrived in Mont real June 2 and was given two names the following day. from the Unemployment Insurance Com mission as possible employers. Qne of the, names was Cyril Reitman and police said she was hired there immediately when che applied for a job. Mrs. Reitman, whose father-in-laheads a chain of ladies wear clothing stores, described Mrs. Goede as a tremendous maid and as fond of her son, Joel, as he was of her. However, last Saturday while the Reitmans were attending a dance, Joel and the maid disappeared. He was found in Ottawa where taxi driver Edward Royer said a woman passenger had asked him to find a baby sitter for the boy TORONTO Jaycees Vote For Top Man Ex-"efcuti- ve cture." : Special guests at the luncheon meeting were members of the Utah Legislative Council. The luncheon j presented annually to '"Review the area's business- - and economic outlook, is sponsored by j rthe Salt Lake Chamber. Backman said if legislation does of 1 per not provide "one-haZ cent sales tax for Salt Lake City, "Ogden and Provo," Utah con munities should be given greater shares of road funds and liquor "pstore profits. - Provo Man Graduates rFrom Recruit School - SAN DIEGO, Calif. Howard V. gtilson, son of Mrs. Alfred Waters i Provo, Utah, has graduated, from recruit training at the Naval Training Center, San Deigo, Calif. European corn borer de- almost 181,000,000 bush- stroyed Js of corn grown for grain in -- the United States during 1957. Fla. (UPD JACKSONVILLE, Movie actress Suzy Parker is being treated at St. Vincent's Hos- Saves. Like Mad As Pcnney's Celebrates 48 Years Of Growing With Provo! Shop Tomorrow 10 'til 5:40 FOR TODDLERS COOL COTTON . Movie Actress lf EVERYBODY (UPD w 66-milli- on In the Hospital " , four-milli- on SALT. LAKE; CITY (UPD Secretary Gus Backman r of the Salt Lake Chamber of Com-merc- e warned Wednesday the 1559 Legislature may have to find -means of raising 14 million dollars. ;Backman advised a meeting of businessmen and government officials of the importance of mains' taining "a well balanced tax stru- f? 6 , Mid-Valle- State Needs urse to Be Big Popularity Spree Qmah a Combine Given F lamina Game "31 Contract "3 .The . DAILY HERALD Vicuna Coats Enjoy 4 , .. ! .1 20 'go-ahe- I PLAY WEAR " ' jJ - Just made for young and 'I M M$ active fun, cool and easy on care, cotton fabrics, bright colors, sizes 1 to 3, varidus styles. while she shopped. Mrs. Goede maintained Wednes day she had been impersonated in Montreal and denied she was the woman employed by the Reit- Clyde Dedicates Prison Chapel :.7. ' INFANTS DEPT. mans. Provoan Attends Army Religious Retreat pital for broken arms she ren ceived in a wreck which POINT OF. THE MOUNTAIN killed her father, it was disclosed Gov, George D. Clyde (UPD Wednesday. dedicated the new interdenominaHer attorneys continued to tional chapel at the Uiah State check into the accident, inspecting Prison Wednesday and paid spethe railroad crossing near St. cial attention to the work conAugustine where it happened. tributed by inmates. New York attorney Paul O'Dwyer In his proclamation, Clyde comcalled the spot a "veritable death mended the inmates for their eftrap." forts in the chapel's construction. Miss Parker was reported in He also noted the fact that the "good" condition and should be chapel was built free of any tax released in about nine days, ac- money, with funds coming from cording to authorities. Doctors contributors throughout the state. said, the "outlook for total recovSt. Augustine early this week so ery is good." The auburn-haire- d film star was that she could be under the care transferred to the hospital from of a bone specialist, car-trai- X; - . TOWELS BERCHTESGADEN, Germany Pfc. Dan K. 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