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Show to DAILY HERALD TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 17. 1553 Utah County. Utah Madte i'OC k BY FURNISHED J. A. mr Rites Held For Widow Of Publisher . M tl KOGLE MID CCMPATIY Member ef New York Stoclt Exchenss AVERAGES JONES DOW Total Vo'um Industrials Monday's Close ' 634.467.25 3,7 10.000 Tuesday'. Ope.. 6365 x.79 Stocks Utilities Ralls (UPI) Calif. DIEGO, Funeral services were to be held today for Mrs; Josephine Stedem Scripos. 72. a memoer of the newspaper family. 65 15 20 30 SAN i Mrs. Scripps, widow of James Scripps, died Sunday night 3 George 206.00 66 .01 .08 .12 JL46.93 at the San Luis Rey home of her AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE daughter, Josephine L. scripps, STOCKS NYSE MOST ACTIVECLOSE Bid Asked CH. Tuesday's Quotations COMPLETE VOL following a long illness. Interment 15 14ft-Steel Phoenix 11 219.800 & I Mus 7 Elec was to take place at Greenwood 25i British Pete 46 Va . 114,700 Brunswick-- B 10 9 Hill Bunk 4V. 85 76.700 Cemetery. General Tire 4 3 Va Day Mine .46 59.300 15 S O N J 14 Mrs. Scripps, a native of Spring Ind Kaiser V 14, Co 55.900 168 Va 170 Alleghany 8c T T Sts Mtn HI., was survived by her 1? field, 24 Stude-Pac- k 47.400 1 . 1 New Park 2 46,900. 41 2 Intl Tel l,i . . daughters Josephine and Mrs. E. , 2Be Rico Argentina ...... 88 Vt 46.700 7 7 Amer Mtrs Id C. Davis, Miramar, Calif.;! two Utah Sugar 28 l3 Philco Corp 40,300 1 51 37.000. Stl Beth sons, E. W. Scripps of Hillsboro, OVER THE COUNTER Asked Bid Tuesday's Quotations Calif., chairman of the board of 9.75 9.12 YORK STOCK EXCHANGE NEW Pfd Sug Amalg . 15.75 the Scripps; League of Newspapers 14.87 onday Tuesday Albertsons . ... 20.25 Close 19.12 Open Aztec G. Scripps, Seattle, Wash., trea 113 34.37 33.00 113Ja AlUed Chera. Ariz Pub Ser ' .04 34 surer of tne benpps League; .03 Allis Cham Bapco ....... .25 29 J20 29 3a Alum Ltd seven Piney Big grandchildren . andi- - two 3.50 40 3.12 40 Air Amer Can Bonanza 21.00 20.00 58 great grandchildren. Amer Cyan .......... 57 13.12 15 . 12.25 15 e.,n Oil ' Amer Std 7.00 00 49 50 v. Amer Smelt Deseret Pharmac . . .78 76 in Amer T & T Oil English 24.75 103 103 Amer Tob Oil . : Equity 1.25 24 25 Atch T & S Federal Uran BH2r ' 51 51 Bk Beth Steel .. S?'52lt. 61.50 Sec First 22.75 30 30 .. Ln Cater Trac Mtr Intrsts SALT LAKE CITY John Chris 2.12 62 62 Va '3 Chrysler Lang Const . . . .. ov , . 10.50 88 884 Clark Equip Hidden Splendor topher Quirk, 58, 110 W. 3rd S., 5.12 52 52 ... Corn Pd Rf Mc Lucky 5.75 16 died Sunday. Edna R. Ilendrix, . . . ? VY Denver & R G ....... 17 . Maffna . . . 89 90 Dow Chem 6 Bond . lO??"., 106.00 75, 1456 Laird Ave., died Sunday; Magna 26.12 253 Du Pont Mtn Fuel Sup .... 2s2' 2.00 99 99 funeral East Kod Thursday M Denver. Oil Inc 3.12 28 2.75 '28 El Paso Metals OGDEN Lawrence E. John Rare 1.87 "131 132 Firestone ...... Texota..v. 3.37 27 Childs Ave.; died 2679 son, 71, 27?, ' First America Three SU Nat uas.. 1462 15.50 73 Ford Motor . . 75. Oil Southn Utah Monday. 3.50 83 Gen Elec . . . .... i 102 V? West Sts Rfg OAK CITY John T. Alldredge, 102 Gen Foods 50 50 Gen Mtr . Wednesdied Sunday; funeral 65, 134 133 Goodyear ., 106 105 at 1 p. m., Oak " City LDS Gulf Oil day 48 48 Int Harv Ward chapel. 99 99 Int Nick 127 .... 132 CEDAR CITY Leora Skoggins Ailb x a IJl 49 Potatoes: .49 Johns Man CHICAGO (UPI) llosklng llahne, 68, died Monday; 92 92 Kennecott New total U.S. shipments 938; funeral Wednesday at 2 p. m., 144 144 Min Mng Mfg i 49 49 Manson Chem , arrivals . 234; track 302; suppnes Southern Utah Mortuary Chapel.' 52 52 Mont Ward . . demand .moderate; moderate; 64 63 HELPER Natl Cash Reg Jasper Cash, 66, 89 89 Natl Steel market steady. Nov. died was today. funeral 9; 27 N Y Cen R R 27. Track sales: U.S. 1A Idaho 61 61 Pac G & El . 43 43 Parke Da . .. russets 4.25-4.5114 a 114 J C Penney . Street sales: Idaho russets 4.75-15 .15 Penn R R .;. 41 41 Phill Pete ... 5.00. 85 Va 85 V & Gam Proct Onions: arrivals. 30; track .40; (Continued from Page One) A t65 65 l n A 67 67 Steel Rcpub supplies liberal ; demand ligm ; enue nine billion dollars a year 62 62 Reyn Tob B t. market unsettled with firm un 49 49 Sears Fellner proposed offsetting this 33 39 dertones. mvny with a retail sales tax of 7 per 46 46 Oil Cal Std Idaho span sales:' Track yellow 46 OU N Std cent, appleid to about 40 per J ' . 76 76 ish 1.95. Texaco Inc cent of national consumption. 58 58 Thiokol Street sales: Idaho yellow Span 63 He conceded his suggestion was Timk R Bear 30 . ish 2.25. Transamer controversial but termed it a 37 37 'Tri Con Corp .. N . 133 132 "reasonable i Un Carbide compromise." i 29 29 Un Pacific John F. a University of Due, 37 Ax .38 Ln Unit 1 Illinois economics Unit Pk City professor, said 92 83 U S Steel his in that a fed paper, however, 33 34 Utah P & I 33 era! sales tax would hit hardest 32 Wes Air Ln 96 . Westg Elec 97 at lowest income levels elder 57 57 V Woolworth- . retired families couples, ly large S. i SALT 'LAKE CITY (UPI) and young couples as Well as - di state personnel Clark, Wayne cause businessmen "considerabe rector and one of Gov. George D. Clyde's first appointees, an- nuisance and expense.", Favors Excise Taxes nounced his resignation Monday Livestock: OGDEN (UPD Gerhard Colm, chief economist to business. . time Cattle 2,300; market not; fully to devotesethis of the National Planning Associa; no resignation date Clark established on slaughter ; steers said a federal sales tax not but will leave when: a successor tion, and heifers, cows weak to .25 to would boost costs of tax adthe post is found. The State only lower : stackers and feeders un- ministration but invade a field Finance Commission has started evently weak to .50 lower; few has that become that of largely head utility to standard 1045-- interviewing candidates. states. the Clark said he will spend his .1335 lb. holstein slaughter steers More reliance on excise taxes full time as president of Tourist 19.50 - 20.50; commercial cows instead of on income taxes was a job be has 15.00-15.6- 0 ; few cutter to utility Enterprises! Inc., advocated by Ralph Robey, eco: 18.80; early sales been devoting part of his time nomic advisor of bulls- - 16.50 the National As5 small lots good lb. stock sociation of Manufacturers, which steers 24.25-25.0medium to low has called for "compression" of 0 lbs. good stock heifers : the spread between percentage 23.00-23.2few medium stock tax rates between low andt high cows 10.00-13.5- 0. income brackets. Calves 500; virtually entire supRobey said present excise taxes are 'discriminatory and inequitply stock calves only a few head C able" because they apply to som SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) vealers available early; utility 20.50-25.0. ( mar- W. Buck) Brady, a Salt Lake products and ' services but not slaughter calves ket not established on stock County deputy sheriff, Monday others. He pushed for a "uniform" calves; few small lots stock steer was elected president of the excise tax, denying that this Democratic Sagebrush Club. calves 25.00-25.5amounting to a federal sales tax - a meet was at elected would place a burden on any Brady Hogs 250; market not establish of at New the the group ing ':. particular economic group as oped. house Hotel. He succeeds Law posed to another. Sheep 300; no early sales. rence Jones. 3.53 J07.57 .71 3.93 146.812.64 -- ' ...... .......... .......... ,...... .......... 7 . - ........ ......... ......;... .......... .......... ........ ...... . Utah Obituaries 2?-?2- ' ......... ........ ........ ......... ........... -- ............ .......... . 5 1" 5 Produce Market . 5. Congress Gets -- ............... ...... ...... ......... ......... ........ ........ ............ ........... ........ ..... .......... - - ' : State FJersonnel Director to Quit .......... . - Ogden Livestock , ; 420-57- 0; 565-59- to Head Democratic Club 5; 0; 0. . '.. ;. 1 4 Vermont's first newspaper Veenzuela is the best U.S. cus tomer Green Mountain in LatinAmerica and, its Post Boy," The wa sestablished at Westminster second best in the, world. Canada in 1,781 being first. SWEETIE PIE . By NADINE SELTZER . : ' : . r Name Teams For Sun Bowl Tilt GROCERY STORE BLAZE CAUSES $3,000 LOSS ! An estimated $3000 in damages to the building at Curley's Market, Eighth North and Fifth West, resulted from a fire Monday at about midnight. The fire was confined to the basement. Cause of the fire is undetermined and Provo firemen are still investigating. The blaze was fought for three hours by firemen before being brought under control.. Heavy smoke from stored goods and cartons hampered fighting efforts and required the use of masks by firemen. Loss to the building was estimated at $2000 and contents, $1000. and contents By United Press International National nockey League Detroit 3 Chicago 2 (Only game scheduled) " (Continued from Page Three) KV circuit from 416 North to the south city limits. . 11. Agreed to bring up before the utilities board for. discussion proposed contribution of $6000 from the electric department for planning next year and $4900 elvy for the utilities share in the improvement of Fifth West from 500 to 1230 North, including covering of the mill race. The utilities board next meets ' Wednesday at ,4 p.m. 12. Approved a raisefor the city manager bringing his salary to $11,000. The proposed 1960 budget, on which public hearing will be held Nov. 30, provides for a 4 per cent increase for all city employees, said the manager. 13. Heard a report on city expenditures to date with amount spent to Nov. 1 comprising 79.10 per cent of the city's total budget for this year, mm vui w ftSEUD m P THERE'S A Hawaiian, Luao POHTAELE TYPEWRITERS 10 YEAR WRITTEN GUARANTEE Cominr to Provo! Watch The Daily Herald DUANES OFFICE EQUIP. FR 2C3 W. CENTER 29 THEY SAY FO iini li v SO MUCH Rolibock Sons Floral m 1042 SOUTH STATE, OREM -- DIALACW100- 1 j i sibility. Clarifies Policies The Secretary used the NATO forum to make clear U.S. support for liberal trade policies and to spike once more speculation that this country might trim its com mitments to NATO's military es tablishment, But there was an implied warn ing, to Western European nations that this could be changed if the balance of payments isn't tippei back toward a more normal flow of dollars in and out of the United States. ' The 15 NATO nations were asked today to finance a joint $500,000 program to help lift the curtain" separating "language the West from Asia and Africa . Oust Hoffa . Might Ask Hoffa's Removal . If the courts find that"' Hoffa misused union funds, O'Donoghue said they might direct Hoffa's removal as provisional president of the Teamsters.. The court also might order the union's executive board to bring charges against Hoffa looking toward his permanent ouster and expulsion from membership in 1,600,000-- m Japanese logical Agency said the epicenter of the quake appeared to be about 14 miles underground in Chiba Prefecture, about 25 miles south east of Tokyo. The temblor shook the Tokyo-Yokoham- a area generally. It was of short duration and registered an intensity of 2 (weak), an agency spokesman said. e - PTA Calendar Y 40-fo- ot -- ; - Orem People Win Prizes ' At Bird SFiow eye-vie- w eye-vie- w , j j New Cold Mortuary SERVICES - j j 10,-00- . . NK) two-third- s: . . j- all Vorfh sending ffor m 1-- Everybody needs money sometime j; when you do... visit NATIONAL FINANCE! If you need UPTO$2006 'Phone: FRanklln 3273 .before noon to arrange 'for money the same day! R.H. CtAYoa iUceiw 3 Monthly Payments $103.77 207.55 7.03 14.00 20.00 . Utah Powr & Light Co. and subsidiar- : 24 Monthly Pynwnt Cts&Yofl Reeelw $ 571.43 3a03 10483 55.00 OTHES AMOUNTS . at$50.iIndicated!dividend$1.20.pield2.40i 3- - CONSUMERS POWER CO. Recommended Oct. 27 at $553i. Indicated dividend $2.60. Yield 4.66. 4- - CORN PRODUaS CO. Recommended Oct. 2J at $5iys. Indicated dividend $2.00. .Yield S.89. - MINNESOTA POWER & LIGHT. Reported OcC 16 at $33. Indicated dividend $1.60. Yield 4.85! 6- - ARCHER, DANIELS, MIDLAND. Reported Oct. 10 at $42. Indicated dividend $2.00. '.Yield 4.68. 7- - THE ATCHISON, TOPEKA & SANTA FE. Reported .Sept. 25 at $27.' Indicated dividend $1.45. Yield 5;37of - THE CINCINNATI GAS ELECTRIC Reported Sept. 18 2- - ) $159.2 million in the FINANCE COMPANY to past 10 years keep the electrical service in this area dependable, plenti- OF PROVO! Pftcne: FRanklia . 3-62- 73 Magna , 8- at $3178. Indicated dividend $1.50. UTILITIES Yield 4.71 o. CO. Recommended Sept. 4 $702.' Indicated dividend $1.76. Yield 2.5. STAR CEMENT CORP. Recommended Aug 21 at $313,i. Indicated dividend $1.20. Yield 3.78. 1 1 -- ST. REGIS PAPER CO. Recommended Aug. 14 at $53 V. Indicated dividend $L40. Yield 2.63. 'j t He wiU be happy to answer your inquiries. Come in, phone or.... j , lnmr Just send This eingle policy costs, lest than four separate home policies, yet give greatef protection. And the State Farm Homeowners Policy costs less than many other homeowner policies! Of course, complete and exact protection is described only in the policy. Ask about Sit today. at lO-LO- NE RULOll MYERS 946 W. Center Ph. FR 53 II. C. HICKS in this coupon East 1st S. Ph. FR 61 40 ELD0H W. PAYNE J. A.EJOGLE 43 EST. 1913 New York Stock V Echin(y nd Other CO. nearby 12 VJ 4 S 7 : S f 338 N. 5th West mrDDirESS STATL I I I Ph. FR 29 . CARL MADSEH 10 11 I WtMME. JVOfiL. 23 H. B. PAYNE , offices in Salt Lake City, Ogden, Pocatella, Idaho Falls Please send mt FREE copies of reports (circle choice). N. 5la West Ph. FR SOS Principal Euhange N. UNIVERSITY AVENUE - PROVO. FR. 3 0234 61 East, 1st N. Ph. FR Stat 82 Autcmobll Farm MnTual Co- Insurnc SUtt rmm Uf lnurnc Co. C State Farm Tire md Casualty Hi Home Office Bloominrton, OTHER tATI0?JAL OFFICES lC23ii more homo protection, SAVES $$ . - i 230 West Center Street BOIKjgivos 5- Wemters ies have, invested HDME(H9NEES -- m PROPCRTIC NATIONAL State Farm r MACY4CO. Recommended Nov. 9 at Yield dividend Indicated $2.00. $417, 4,78, FOOD MACHINERY & CHEMICAL Reported Oct. 30 9-TE- XAS 29S.O ful and low in cost. 0. , j - -- n, (Continued from Page One) next week for power to go, ahead with an inquiry into the Florida the , Orthopedic Clinic Set November 24 Hiker Badly Hurt in Fall gratified at the favorable response of its European allies in remov ing some restrictions on American products. He said this country dow hopes they will help slow down the flow of dollars abroad by taking over some of the for eigri aid spending that has been America's self- - imposed respon v - " k (Continued from Page One) transaction. coo-front- ed , Delegates FLOWERS VTo Show You l i?) J Really Car ! . , Communist (UPI) China claims development of a new strain of rice that contains more than 1,000 grains in each stalk. Radio Peiping jsaid a peasant research worker crossed the rice .plant with barnyard grass to get the new strain. turning thb : Eagles Initiate New Members $25,-00- 0. TOKYO Why cafe, curtains? Ycu planning en - Rockefeller Plans New Speaking Tour City Council NEW RICE STRAIN -- . (D-Min- n.) - of eight games this season and ports of casualties or damage. Central MeteoroThe Sport Scores) Proposed changes j in Civil De guard and CD organizations would fense planning and a 'proposed work together J to bert H. Humphrey The CD at a school set ' training- school for Civil! Defense day reiterated his plea for a year at Camp Williams were discussed up at Camptraining Williams would include extension of the ban on nuclear by Gen. Maxwell E. Rich, adjutant various training ccurses lasting testing "so long as good faith general of Utah National Guard, at from one' to three days and supported by county and town CD ornegotiations continue" at the Ge- a joint meeting of Utah County ' C. Defense and District Civil ganizations, which would provide neva talks. in Provo. Council funds for transportation and board, night Monday Humphrey, a possible. 1960 pres The state will be divided into under the proposed plan. idential aspirant, addressed a areas wxin armories as a focal Leonard A. Higgins, state direcluncheon meeting here. , point for Civil Defense activities, tor of Civil Defense, spoke on the The Minnesota senator said it he said. Provo will be the nucleus proper storage and use of surplus would be a "very great mistake' for District C which includes property on behalf of CD and urgfor i the United States to resume counties and the Provo City and ed people Mo take seriously the nuclear testing. "It would turn Brigham Young University CD or problems that they may be withal not only in case of world opinion against Us, and ganizations. He. outlined the prothe Utah State tremen-i cedures international but- in local by whiciji strife,' give the Soviet Union a ' dous advantage in the battle for Guard would assume the duties of disasters. Eileen Erickson, chairman of the the. National Guard if the latter men's minds," he said. "And it would jeopardize a con were federalized and how the state governor's women's committee, spoke on the home preparedness ference which is coming asvcloss program and exhibited home preto success as any ' arms control paredness packets which are to conference has come since the be distributed. The packet contains end of the war." pamphlets and a check list and an award sticker for complete home NEW YORK (UPD Gov. Nel son A. Rockefeller said Monday preparedness. Among the 75 people present night he plans another speaking were' representatives, from Sevier, tour before he 'decides whether to Sanpete, Juab, Utah bounties and officially throw his hat in the ring for the Republican presidential Provo and BYU. Mrs. D. Orio nomination. Allen, chairwoman of District C, Provo Fraternal Order of Rockefeller, fresh from a swing An orthopedic, clinic will be and Mrs. Victor Bird j Utah County through the West, arrived in his Eagles No. 2924 held a special held at the Utah Valley Hospital Womens Director, were among 'the nome state Monday to una a initiation Sunday" at their home by the Primary Childrens Hospi women present. Rulori Nichols, who Nixon-for- is county commissioner in. charge in the president Organization Labor Temple. tal Tuesday, Nov. 24. had sprung up in his absence. Applications may be obtained of CD in Utah County and who is The following new members The governor reiterated that it from LDS stake pres also in charge of CD for the state would be sometime in January were welcomed into the Order: idents or the publicjpnmary nurse. association of county officiali. health before he would announce his de Lynn Waite, De Allen Coats, a return should spoke briefly. The applicants, cision whether to run for the Walter Villard, Neil Bullock and nmnlofcH annUfllinn signed bv Directing fhe meeting wasiThorit nomination. His only comment on Duayne Gilson. their family doctor, to the Pri C. Hebertson, Utah County director the Nixon organization in New mary Children's Hospital for an for Civil Defense, York was: appointment. However, if there "That's fine. That will give his is not .time for. this procedure-thsupporters here a central rallying applicantsj may (bring- completed point." applications, signed by their fam He declined to confirm reports ily doctor,) with them to the clinic. that he would embark on a speak Those in charge; stress that the BY LABORATORY SCHOOL Will ing tour next month of Wisconsin, family doctor's signature on the meeTuesdajf at 7:30 p.m. Minnesota and either Indiana or before a panel of five persons rewith is necessary 'applications Ohio. SALT LAKE-CITA attending the clinic. (UPI) presenting the administration, "All I can say is that. I agreed Salt Lake teachers, parents and the PTA. hiker a took City to go on one more tour this year," There will be open! discussion of rolled 50 another feet fall, he aaid. "The states that I will down the mountainside in Par school problems. Exhibited Pheasants visit "and ' the dates have not been ... JOAQUIN SCHOOLley's Canyon Monday and came set as yet." Will meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. out of it with apparently only Another Republican governor, cuts and bruises. for the first of three meeting ' on 'Goingj to School Its Oppor. Mark O. Hatfield,, of Oregon, said ' Frank Hallman, 16, son ofMr. tunities and Monday that !.Vice President RichResponsibilities." ' Mrs. G. and Franz Hallman; 'was ard M. Nixon is a stronger candiThis meeting will present the date than Rockefeller because hiking with Monte Murphy,' 17, of child's by Dr." Lillian ' Salt Lake City, when he lost his Nixon is better known. Christensen and the parents'' and t'v ri Hatfield said Rockefeller needed footing. teachers will be presented at subsequent meetings. "projection into the public mind." Murphy went to the highway Hatfield has been named as a where he hailed Harvey SummarFARRERj JUNIOR HIGH Will meet at 7:30 p.m. Thurspossible vice presidential nominee ell and his son, Cecil, of Park if Rockefeller wins the presidenMr. and Mrs. John Hawke and day with reports from the fol?ity. Sheriffs officers were call tial nomination. ed and all helped to carry Hall Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Seegmil-- lowing committees :' Safety, JuveThe Oregon governor said there man to an ' ambulance. ler, only local ! exhibitors at the nile protection, legislation aad-, was little likelihood of his being andi Bird Show, health and the study group, acHe was given emergency treat Utah Pheasant chosen as the vice presidential sponsored by the Utah Pheasant cording to Mrs. Helen Peering, nominee on a Nixon ticket "as ment at Salt Lake County Gen Society in Murray over the week president, eral Hospieal and later released we are both from the West." end, received a number of prize to a private physician. awards for their; birds. Mr. and Mrs. Hawke won first place in both hen and cock for CARD OF THANKS Edwards pheasants and third on (Continued from Page One) We are sincerely grateful for Hungarian partridges. . set at Milwaukee at midnight. A the The Seegmilier- - entries, were many acts of kindness during 6 degree reading in Chicago at first place ribbons for awarded our recent bereavement, caused by and on Formosan cock; Elliot a shattered on hen set mark midnight the .passing of our dear little on Elliot cock and ForNov. 17, 1891. second Laura j Snelson Elliott, servLaDawa Park. daughter, on dark pied third mosan Electric Power Fails hen; ices will be held in. the Berg . We desire to extend our thanks The bitter cold wave caused a hen and cock, young Formosan took to who those and Drawing Room Chapelat 11:30 appreciation state of emergency in Worthing-tcCock, silver cock, golden hen and a.m. Wednesday.! Bishop Gerexoffered the at services, part a cage i young .cnuitar par Minn.j when an explosion at ald ; L. Mathews, Bonneville of sympathy, sent flowpressions the city power plant cut all electridges. Ward officiating. Friends may ers or in any other way assisted, The show is one of the largest tricity to the community of call We especially appreciate the Tuesday evening from 6 of its kind in the west and this . 8 to p.m. and Wednesday prior assistance rendered by bishop about 250 entries. attracted year .At: least 2,800 homes were left Hugh to services. Interment will be McKellar. without heat .when the power failin Provo City Cemetery. The aid rendered by the relief ure knocked out electrically-operate- d ' GUILTY PLEADS friends CHAPLIN and our neighbors gas and oil furnaces. Public society, SAN FERNANDO, Calif. (UPI at this time. buildings using steam heat were Charles S. Chaplin Jr., with Actor be you Gods Blessings May thrown open to numbed town folk: f the famed , comedian of son . 34, one and all. I Police said of the in AY O ' Sincerely, . pleaded guilty to a drunk drivin , power was restored this morning Mr. and Mrs. Hugh W. Park charge Monday and was fuvd and hoped to have all of the $315. And Family. town's electrical circuits operating by noon. The cold wave hung under genSTATE FARM erally fair skies. Some snow or snow flurries were forecast in "the East, rain in the southeast and rain or snow in the northwest today. , The Weather Bureau said a . ... ... INSURANCE gradual warming trend was ex11! pected to spread from the Rockies into the northern plains and Want Jong-tergrowth! Steady income? Good yields? reach the Midwest by Wednesday. Then learn more about these 11 stocks. See below! Sen. Hu IDAHO FALLS (UPI) : . Tokyo Shaken Earthquake touchdowns only once. Armories lo Be Focal Civil Defense Points v ember union, O'Donoghue said. ' Expulsion would prevent Hoffa from running for office in the Teamsters. It would be the most extreme penalty the union could North EL PASO, Tex; (UPD on him. Texas State College and New impose Mexico State's offense-minde- d Ag 1959 Sun in battle will the gies Bowl game here Dec. 31. NTSC players approved the trip soon after it was announced that New Mexico State would be the By host team. ; TOKYO (UPD A jolting earthThe Aggies, who played in the shook Tokyo at 11:56 p.m. inaugural game of the Sun Bowl quake (6:56 am. p.s.t.). series 24 years ago and haven't I today no immediate re were There been back since, have won five have been held to less! than three Humphrey Pleads For Extension of Nuclear Testing Wurray OgiM Tooc Zt Izte City '.I |