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Show - 7 3 4 Here's No. 2 Sketch I I- Coloring Contest in In Quotes I he Nevs V t 1 '? - .' sketched you're to teolor. The Utah: r the third "and, final sketch wiir be" If you've already colored color-.in- g. 1 'first Use any Bugs Bunny , sketch which published Monday. likb Crayons, h you medium Herald, appeared, ,iny.vFriday' ' i etc. colors,' water' . "; that's fine v.; .,r"f But even if you haven't, there's f " All boys and girls up to and ratil! time to . get in on the big including .10 years, jf age , are Herald Easter Coloring .Contest.', eligible except children of Herald . ' .- - . -- . : . .Frank Sinatra he changed his mind about hiring Albert ..Maltz, . writer accused, of past Communist activity: "The American public has. indicated it feels the morality of hiring Albert Maltz is the more crucial matter and I will accept this majority opinion," . Former CHAMPAIGN, Bl. biology professor Leo F. Koch expanding on views which I caused him to' by the University : of Illinois: i . "I see i, no problem in having unmarried eouples living together like anybody else." young ' .. . Air Force Maj. Gen. Leighton L. Davis, new commander of the Cape Canayer-a- l . WASHINGTON Fla fissile SUNDAY,, APRIL W, test center, quali- fying his prediction that the Unitr r. ed States will better the ' i space exploits: "Scientists say my kind of thinking is dangerous, because there . are a lot of unknowns in space and we've got to proceed y y with caution." Rus-sians- Record Cited I960; Others May Decrease Utah power& Light Co. recorded Jts safesl? working year when some 1800 during Employer contribution rates in employes worked four million 1960 ;,wiil increase for many emman hours Iwithj only 15. e accidents. The figure bettered ployers, while others may pay less than in previous yeWs, . an- the national average; for the electric utility industry "by 39 , lost-tim- cent.-- ' . xvecojsuiuon was . , Wife Slayer Gets 25 Years Prison Cher-ringto- n, , h - - ' ; e - ; . rate-reductio- The fiscal year 1959 pet earn ings totalled $12,257,940 or $4 .11. 5 per common share on 2,843,993. shares outstanding, according to Floyd V.. Whipple, manager of the Provd Grant store, In 1958, net learnings were $9,850.253 or $3.71 per common on 2,503,523 shares out share!, standing. .Sales for the year wre $479; 997,477,- which was $47,756,906, or 1958." The 11 per cent above amount of thej increase was the highest for any one yeir in tiie Oompahy's 53 year history. During 1959, regular dividends of per share wen; paid on the preferred stock ana regular dividends of $2.20 per share on the common stock. In 1958, the same amount was paid on the preferred stock, and (52.00- - per - n. ; . . - $3-7- i ; Earnings ShoV Increase In 1959 , y Ji " W. T. Grant Chain tns given i :. Curtis P.- (Harding, ad ministrator, Utah Deiartment otf Employment Security I Thei an nouncement came as Irate calculations were coppletied for the 12,000 employers eligible tot re" ."' . duced rates. He said another 57OOQj Utah; em- pioyers, as yet ineligibie for1; rate reductions, will: pay) the maximum 2.7 per cenUujntil they have been in business long:, enough (at J' least tliree calendar years) to qualify for a Mr. Harding exp'siined that an' employer's contribution rate de-- .. pends on his classification; and the class tb which a Ay, employer is assigned is determined by his own payroll experience during the three calendar years Lmme-- j , diately preceeding; the year 4 which his rate is assigned!. ',, ' ' ' He further pointed out tiat' the'., average rate of each employer Class is largely dependc?ntiAipon the amount:of rnonsj'i'in the trust fund compared wihj, the amount Of subject wagespaia aunng cue previous year, , nounces j per 13 ! Some Employe C6ntributj6h Rates Will Increase In safety conscious workers' recently at a safety roll of honor banquet at the American1 Fork Armory in American Fork. Among those feted were 19 Provo men, all employes" of Utah Powpr & Light Co. who have worked 10 years or more in hazardous occupations without a lost time injury. They included: John M. Francis R. Cherry, Claud Don C. Elliott, P. Conder, GRANGE VILLE Idaho (UPI) Elvernon Ferguson, LeRoy FerRalph C. Jackson, 59, ,Kam-ia- guson, Wilford S. - Gillespie, area- logger, was sentenced Junious Gordon, George H. HickDistrict by Judge John W. Cram!- man, Wayne L. Jacobsen, Lewi er FHday to 25 years in prison W.f Xistoni Emmett W. Miller, for the murder of his wife, Zella!, Louis J.1 Miller, Emmett J. Mon GO, March 16. Warren E. Peay, Guy son, Jackson had entered a plea of Pierce, Herman S. Richards, guilty to the second degree" mur- Vern J.i shoell, Willis V. Stone. der charge earlier, y Mrs. Jackson bled to death An estimated 72 per cent of the to a Kamiah hospital" afteir S. population was covered by U. her husband slashed her with the ' jagged edge4 of a broken wine doctor an4 hospital insurance at bottle to end a violent argument the epd of 1959. In 1940 only nine at their home at Glenwood 12 er cent was covered; in 1950, 51 miles northeast of Kamiah. per. cent, en-rout- SUNDAY HERALD Utah County, Utah fe -- be-fire- Safety - i ".. Commissioning Of Missile Sub . i HOLLYWOOD explaining- - why Utah Power GROTON, Conn. (UPD1 Sen Clinton P. Anderson today (hailed the commissioning of the nation's second polaris missile submarine as a symbol of "The one area of military v technology where : w now decisively lead the Soviet ' Union." . v The New Mexico Democrat, chairman of ' the ' : Senate-Hous- e Atomic Energy Committee, . made1 the statement in a . speech prepared for commissioning ceremonies of, the USS Patrick, Henry, . j .The nuclear powered Patrick Henry and the USS George Wasbf ington, already commissioned, will be in full operation late this yar; 16 They each will be able to Polaris nuclear tipped ballistic missiles while submerged: "- ; r employees. Sweepstakes prize winner will receive $10 cash; 20 other winners will get $1 apiece. - Quotes From The "News-- ; Other? meritorious entries .will receive honorable mention. . By United Press International The entry deadline "is, next LONDON Dr. Jan Steytler, Thursday noon Winners will be a white South African political "announced .Easter Sunday. ; leader who favors harsh meas ures against rebellious; Africans, admitting that some day Negroes j will rule his nation: "We don't look forward to it." Senator Hails . 5 share was paid on the' common. ktock. ; j During the year the company opened 85 hew stores, continuing its expansion program. - ..li, 'I , ' v y - ft ! "i mmmmmm Villi 1 ess m V. V.. Name .., . i ,Yv ......... !. A ge J? .. . . . Address ou R MINT MiRfGE 3V2 ....... iBirth Date .'..... Ehone eMsffxFdniicasJn(c: Price Don. 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