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Show to Orbit SaCeSiive Fai!s Vartgysid SUNDAY H ER ALP SUNDAUhEnBSSh will . carry another satellite simi- shoot. The t c mper a mental. Vanguard lar to the 21.5 pound weather-trackin- g There were, brief radio signals in lost version Friday's rocket failed again, the Defense received by a tracking station in Department announced S3ti?xday, Johannesburg, South Africa, Fribut the Navy scientific team will day, and "sporadically" else' v keep trying. where. Then silence. Twenty four hours after the seventh Vanguard missile lifted from its launching pad here, carrying a satel- weather-reportin- g 20-in- ch lite, the Defense Department in announce! that the Washington rocket "failed to achieve an altitude or velocity adequate to place it in ,its projected orbit." The lift-oFriday morning was perfect and the Navy announced 10 minutes later that all three stages of the rocket apparently fired properly. But something was wrong, either in direction or speed, or both, and the moonlet didn't stay up. The Navy has four Vanguards left and Dr. John P. Hagen, director of the project, said they would be fired. The next one ff 1 4 The CHELSEA, Mass. (UPD In its ' announcement Saturday, case of a father Revere, Mass.; the Defense Department said that ! "after one or at most a Yizu d vanted in Salt Lake City on number of passes" around the charges of kidnaping his two small earth at very lo altitiudes, the children was continued in District vehicle reentered the earth's aN Court Friday until Oct. 27 at mosphere and was, consumed byj the request of his former wife's mospher and was consumed by attorney. friction." Francis Di Pesa, 31, who apThe sphere, instrument peared before . Judge John W. ed by photocells, was to have MacLeod, had pleaded innocent been the world's first weather to "fugitive from justice" charges satellite. . on June 24 and was released on The failure was a bitter disap- his own recogniaancel pointment for Navy scientists and Lyman Sprague. counsel. , for rocketeers who have weathered Mrs. Richard Ruff, Di Pesa's difive previous Vanguard flops. The vorced wife, asked the postponeonly testimony to their efforts was ment pending a Probate Court Vanguard I, the 6.4 inch moonlet custody inwestigation. . which went Into orbit March 17. Di: Pesa was given temporary POINT OF THE MOUNTAIN A Utah Prison Honor (UPD who walked away inmate Camp from the insttiution Friday night was apprehended Saturday by Mid-vaPolice Chief Joe Mazuran .as walked along a Salt convict the Lake County road. The inmate, George Wick, 34, Omaha, N6b., was returned to the prison shortly afterward by county officials. Wick was reported missing after a 9 p.m. roll call Friday night. He entered the prison in Jan uary of 1955 and was scheduled for release on Dec. 27, 1958. le Ill-fat- 5 with- - a 30-in- K'SSllk ! Su- perior Court. His .wife, now married to RichSalt Lake City, ob- ard Ruff taiacd a dWorce' in Nevada qndV1 also was awarded custody of the two youngsters. Di Pesa is wanted in Salt Lake City on charges V taking his two V J children from Ms. Ruff's home after a District Court, )n Salt . li ; Lake City had given him visiting rights and ordcredyhlm to pay her 70 weekly ' for their main- V tenance. Judge MacLeod Friday again released Di Pesa in his own rec ognizance. lll'Tl Across circuit convention of 'Jehovah's Witnesses are gaining momentum daily. An attendance of over 900 dele-gates is expected for, this three-da- y Bible refresher course, Lyn Behrman, local presiding min rlster, revealed. The confab will be held in the Provo Armory Oct Lawrence Kraushaar, circuit supervisor, has l)een selecting key personnel to supervise the i information.1 From neighboring towns,' Lyn Behrman of Orem, public address system; Emil Gladis of Ameri can Fork, cafeteria; Gene Nel- son of Pleasant Grove, cleaning . . - I the Polo Grounds in New York. times feel REPRESSED is scarce- all the more when we've been , Note without for a long time (Pay). ly human (Depressed). sometimes, a low deffree fre- Not PAY; the clue doesn't refer quency.' Even the most carefree feels DE- - specifically to money, and we person sometimes PRESSED, dispirited, dejected might have a private income. We're "much less likely to feel UsuaUy points to PAL; it allows supressea. itn.'Ji1ibi!Jjj, who do not wish to be 5. A spendthrift wife sometimes , for people d husband friendly. makes a MEAN to hislriends (Moan). 3. A boss should usually feel .MEAN in the sense of stingy is a good answer; sometimes goes some satisfaction when he makes far enough because while her ex malcontents SWEET (Sweat). He'd more often than usually feel forc him to economize he mighf some satisfaction when he makes be able to afford it. .MOAN re them SWEAT. The restraint is betquires often, at least; it's only ter with SWEET because much natural for him to complain al most always. depends on how much he has 6. Jteally exciting mystery stor-- given in . to them or what con ies "are usually f very difficult to nAssion he has made. LEAVE (Weave). That they are 4. It's apt to SHAME a conusually very difficult to LEAVE or stop reading is true usually scientious worker when he makes because such fiction, might not a bad. mistake (Shake). It's appeal to, some people. WEAVE more than merely apt to SHAKE calls for an outright statement; they're always difficult to com him when he Ttnakes a bad mistake. Apt fits better with the pose. 9. Knowing that his boss is stronger term, SHAME. s a nerwatching him 7. A severe TASK is often given vous worker work FASTER at his work (Falter). Often goes as a corrective to an errant rather far with FALTER: thoueh vounesterV(Talk). - Often under- w - tate5 with TAIJC; ifs usually w vvuuiv UUl fK fUort ff 0fUQ V,' usually. That scrutiny by the boss a severe to; He's less talking would make him work FASTER to severe a be TASK, given r. likely le morp rharartpri f more in keeping with which is vous worker. , often. I 63,72 long, Reg. J dL v the-on- . ; might well represent the opposite of what a spendthrift believes in; so that as a rule and tends are not strong enough with this answer. The restraint is better with WISER, indicating one who nut, d. SfIlU mi lit. d 9. people often have , difficulty in recognizing FACTS (Faces). With FACES d the word has to be read literally; with FACTS it has r3 to be read figuratively. Often exaggerates with , FACES; many shortsighted people wear glass-hes. Often is better with FACTS; indeed it's because they cannot Mi recognize facts that they are call ed ; 54,63 long ReV1 79 N0W tiers in white or pas1.59 Value tels..'.or colorful novelty trim on ONLY... white.Remember.noironingneeded. 59c Many other styles a1.98 Matching Valance pinch-pleate- Li PLAN Monfiis to Pay No Money Down H U L 36" SAILCLOTH RAPECiY PQDC37S A J 11 first qttnVtty H AW patterns Usually 59c 69c yard, LJ . 5 PEANUTS P S 45" Sailcloth Prints . yd. 69c Solids yd, $1 45" Cotton-Rayo- n 1.98 FLANNEL rs Excellent for Comforters ' 67c i.o96 3 yds. 1 .00 4 fresh-roa- st ft peanuts thick v your today 1' arm - - MONDAY AND TUESDAY ONLY! k '! s '00 SHOE CL0SE0UT 1.00 yds. St with pure milk chocolate. Buy rff Pnw.rt for quick 'n' easy washing. 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LADIES' CORDUROY ll.It's usually very difficult to mean person to MEND Mend here means to re- form; and that it's usually, very difficult to induce him; to reform is all too true. As for i.END, too - muclf deoends on the circum stances; he might make" a good profit from the loan. HALF-SLIP- Of" Ladies' Sweaters, Blouses and Skirts Fall Shades GIRLS' CORDUROY '. GIRLS' BOUFFANT SELECTED GROUP CAPRI PANTS , a- PAIR USE GRANT'S "CHARGE-IT- " s AV.V.V.V.SV d. sters are inclined( to REVEL, in induce (Lend). Acetate and rayon fabrics, expertly tailored with deep hems, d tops. Real buys I 84, 90" long, reg. 3.98 2.97 Double-ruffl- e as ed J r r-li- 63" long, Reg. 3.49, NOW . . . 7 short-sighte- high-spirit- 'A Your choice of sparkling prints . . . decorator solids at a 25 saving PANEl . Some A t II 1 IT Short-sighte- 10. v 'SiPtr long, Reg, IJ9 72J8LW 'long; Reg. ,1$8JIM-- - short-sighte- : 4 Sv,- - 8. As a rule, a spendthrift tends to be bitter toward a person who is WISER (Miser). A MISER s :: i : NOW... .1.17 - 1 A?- - X Reg. 1.39 embossed design., 5" bottom hems, sides. 42" wide. and double-stitche- d ,IU lUSC (dUCULC with a person who seems always ' 4 54" long White Dacron with dainty white S3'.f. v" 'JST'IS , - e. - The person who's always getting the SACK, fired, is more than apt to cause you to lose patience, Failure to hold any job indicates some willful negligence on his SPANISH FORK The Twelfth part, as a ruie. une who seems LDS Ward 'girls of the Spanish flw,ays tof.bfr 8ettin? SICK merits , ouu a j Fork stake' won the Traveling Lov Lrvi.u ing Cup for having' the highest at usually. 13. People who talk continually tendance to all meetings fop 1957-of what they have SEEN are 58. The contest was between girls sometimes very boring (Been). between the ages of .12 through Note that talk continually they 19. The contest ended; in August SEEN is because it's un better - The cup has been" passed each what that they have seen" month to the ward with r the high- - likely w consistentlv ' interesting est who BEEN is less and pontage apt because they retained the highest percent- led have might interesting lives age at the, end of the year is pre-- and their talk might not be so oculcu. cu' very boring: Mrs. pon laylor, Spanish Fork 14. There's, usuallv a RISK at YWMIA age group counselor, pre-- tached to your taking a bigger sented the loving cup to President job (Rise). Usually doesn't iaverne Gouriey of the Twelfth go far enough with RISE : it's a LDS Ward YWMIA Wednesday hiecer 4oh and it's almost inevit- Mutual. at able that you will advance in evening rank dp salary. It. doesn't necessarily follow, that usually there Crawford Gates Plans will be a RISK ' attached to the advance. Talk Stake Fireside 15. Tolerant men are sometimes surprisingly MILD when taken SPANISH FORK Note sur- Crawford advantage of (Wild). Gates will be the featured speak- - prisingly. It's scarcely surprising ei. at a stake fireside to be held Mf they are WILD in such circum- Sunday Oct. 12 at 9 p. m." at the stances; tolerance doesn't mean . staice house. if aDathv. It's more sumrisin The M Men' and Gleaners ex-- ttey can be MILD when' taken tend an invitation for the general advantage ox. puonc to attend. at JT often-make- A. 4 niQn Attendance Record Wins Cup For S. F. Twelfth appreciate PAL 2. We usually , i fm wrinkle-resistanc- . unity is necessary in order to make such a large gathering a success. Many of the various depart-- t ments will Jbe under the super vision of local persons. Locally from Provo, Rex Edwards will be in the rooming department; Boyd Edwards, ministry service in the field; Clarence Johnson, and- practicality of Dacron plus more strength and 42 wide per panel, with 5 bottom hems. White. good-nature- co-- X We've cut our everyday low curtain prices to give you. more curtain value than ever! All the sheemess Down 1. A person who doesn't some- ' I I iL.l : is i DCTBu QQ333D Explanation motels "and private homes Iwell under way, preparations forj" the A u 1 I 0 nrrr With the rooming work of look ing for accommodations in hotels, Lyn, Behrman commented that these circuit conventions are just a smau11 scaie. pauern. or me mucn larger international ' assemblies sucn as cne one neia recently in both . the Yankee Stadium and f 1 wmmv e sick ElUlillN - are r j I Mil E yyyyy 77???. Conv ention which" v. MJEANiWH.il rway For departments :: E TP Rl E Ts s" E D rI Preparations ' IK No. 4 Answer Witnesses Jehovoh1 1 I If II'., L K!(e)pDtSCJ I t OPEN MONDAY NIGHT TIL 9 p.m. l cials still scanned the skies to see if the satellite had orbited--. (Herald-UP- I Telephoto) 17-1- 9. mm for yoivjnoiieg ifl :; PRIZEWORDS offi- Friday. Early Saturday, - Ttogcr on Oct. 3 in Surrolk V.W. MV.VrtW.' missile satellite in its ch nose blasts off from launching, platform at Cape Canaveral, tv Francis BLASTS OFF VANGUARD The Navy's Vanguard t rrk r two'-ch!-- ed More lengths, more styles, more values thanj ever! Sale prices thru Wednesday. 20 ' eultedy of the coupls's dren Paul, Jr., ar.d iiAviVAViiiitiO'.viiftv.v.w.'i 4.7 5 . 1 1 . r.ys.iy&ss - 195t. Father Wanted In S. L Cn Trial for Kidnaping 2 Sons CAPE CANAVERAL,. Fla. (UPI) ESCAPEE FROM PRISON PICKED UP IN MIDVALE 28, ' , II S Sizes 7-1- loos 50 off LITTLE Sizes 4 1.97 . UNLINED . 3-6- .;...;$ I CENTER-FRO- VO - JTv" really get your money's worth at Grants every day ',"m'Hnimiiiii mi i uri : V.i . wmnim nrinu- r- I GIRLS' .97 7 177 W. ; Plaids 'n Plains x. $1,7 YOU MUST SI SATISFIED OR YOUR MONEY BACK You DRESSES CAPRI PANTS FLANNEL LINED 1.67 " ' 1- - 4 ! |