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Show i' i - , .:'.!.. j. .' V . Ai'-AA'-A::i- Utah Expects MiMonth Citizen Thursday; Welcome Planned-- 14A Sunday Herald -- SUNDAY, SEPT. 20, 1964 Utah County, Utah 3 Arthritis By GLEN M. LEONARD United Press International Utah's one millionth citizen will move into the state Thurs day to be greeted by countless gifts and honors. No one knows yet who this special person will be, but the Governor's Committee on Mr. million is busy Isifting through , Groups Are Consolidated -- SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) " entry will push the state's suggestions. Mr. Million could be a neighbor, friend, relative or fellow worker who you know will be coming to the Beehive state to live on or before Thurs.11 day!, i I ! . X j . ' When the Salt Lake City Chamber of Commerce pinpoints Mr. Million, a royal welcome will await the person whose the Big Dimes) and the American Rheumatism Association, are withdrawing from this field. By turning their support to a single, strong national agency thii groups expect to bring new hos for the 12 million arthritis Victims in America. Utah has about 12,000 suffering from the disease. K" 250 West Center oi : Special 1.50 per pair Or- - 3 a car stripper hurled acid or a similar substance at him. utncers saia Fierce, ez, a " ! Cooky Shest A' : I Textured nylon hosiery Proportioned lengths. Lovely lacy design. Seamless! Demi-Supre- values j up A to -- event only! I iSno- -Boots Reg. 18.95 a j i 8.99 ; Special selection of samples! Fleece-lined. Sizes 4-- 7 only. As- sorted patterns a n d heel heights. Variety of colors. Wiat a buyl i Men S Hose 9 Perfect fo r football games! Blanket Robe heart attacks and other disorders believed linked to faulty First Quality Price 13.98 diet, Lancet said. It quoted a team of Czech researchers, led by Dr. P. Fabry, .who tested 450 healthy men in lip-'PSH'A- , -- Sizes 60 x 70. 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Choose from four manufacturers' best Qualities . i . many styles land pat- -' all sizes! terns . . Aluminum bakeware me , Men Add Most Fat 03c ILoaf antl Dessert Pan " 1.99 Two-Me- al it! Famous Mirro bakeware! ' he grabbed the man - from behind, but the man spun around and threw the contents of a small bottle in his face and then fled. ... : Biieuit and Cak Pm j. i o ; ! i" Mesa resident who moved here from Spokane, Wash., two years ago, saw a young man tampering with his car when he left the Moose lodge here. Police said Pierce told them There will be no improvements to these areas. The bill is states : "A wilderness an as area hereby recognized where the earth and its community of life are untrammeled by man, wliere man himself is a visitor who does not remain." .' join the , Project Celebration. A sig.V ing tour of Utah tourist attr. tions, southern parks and po 1ms of interest in the. Ogden area will ;be worked into ; the busy schedule. Mr.. Million Bakeware Sale 4.00 pSair New Mexico, were burned when and forests and state parks increased by 221. That is one reason Congress was prompted to set aside 54 wilderness areas in 13 states to preserve for future generations some of the crmtry's original charm and 1 Hx7jtlV4" Better Pierce, WILDERNESS PRESERVED f Population of the U. S. increased 27 between 1946 and . 1960, but visits to national parks Friday and Saturday the Club of St. George has !n Layer Caka Pinwith sortment, manycolors, all sizes in this amazing collec- ; MESA, Ariz. (UPI) The eyes and face of Clarence A. The digestive system reacts to intense hunger by storing up reserves of fat as soon as a meal is available, they said But when food is available often enough to forestall such hunger, the body is not stimulated to store up so much fat; -n CuttefBwS ix 1VI" Get into the swing of things . . . take advantage of this spectacular p r i c e during our anniversary! Large astion. 'Can-Ca- n' Girls al community ' Utah.,-?K;''''':r- i 1.99 Car Stripper's Victim Burned In Acid Attack meals and avoided snacks stored up more fat man those .who. ate something every few hours. The researchers found that the men also blood of the two-mecontained more fatty materials believed to be a cause of heart attacks. They theorized that the body of a person who eats, frequent small meals can burn up the food as fast as it is absorbed. But, the researchers said, the iian who eats infrequent big meals overburdens his digestive house business Nylon Hosiery Capiis Ogden, LONDON (OPD Hen who two sat big meals a day put on more fat than those who eat four or fiv meals with snacks in between, the British medical journal "Lancet" said today. Two - meal - a day men also may be more prone to businesses, the store on the move! Watch for our moving date! Lacy OR had been missing since Sept. 5, when he walked away from a 'work detail. , He was located at the home t .jof his father in Detroit. Warden Ijohn Turner had requested Detroit police to check the residence for Halcom, who had been serving a one to 20 years sentence for burglary. state director of the Loyal attend a dinner '' in his honor, and later will make a public appearance in the Sugarhouse ' Plaza. Thursday evening he will be a special guest at the opening" night of "A Thurber Carnival," a delightful comedy presented in the Pioneer Merhorial to Theater at the - University. , of restaurants and entertainment spots in the city or town where "Mr. Miv llion' plans to live. Certificates will also be awarded to parents of babies born on Thursday. Mr. Million, will have a special invitation from the Sugar- ters, J Blouses transfer can be made. v T"; is Famous Brand Ladies' POINT, OF THE MOUNTAIN (UPI)- -A missing Utah State Prison inmate apprehended in Detroit, Mich., late Wednesday will be returned to Utah as soon as arrangements for his 22, Following! the luncheon, the new citizen is booked for a special Mr. Million program at the Utah State Fair. Gov. George D. Clyde! will present a certifi cate noting the historic mile stone, f A color television set will top the list f prizes. Other gifts will be supplied by movie thea Open tomorrow 'til 9 pm. . . . Plenty of free parking . . . Charge Utah Prison Fugitive Picked Up In Detroit Ronald Halcom, popu- lation figure into seven digits. On hand to greet him will be Maj. Gen Maurice L. $ Watts, adjutant general of the Utah National! Guard, and Mrs. Watts. They will whisk him off to a luncheon date with the Salt Lake Kiwanis Club in Hotel Utah. Three volunteer organizations fighting arthritis and other rheumatic diseases have consolidated their efforts in a single A health' agency. "The agency is the Arthritis and Rheumatism Foundation. Ra S. Tanner, Salt Lake City, president 'of the Utah Chapter, said two other organizations, the National Foundation (March . i- - Stain resistant top, Chairs beautifully uphol-- 1 stered in naugahyde. Fine long wearing; con-structio- n., Reg. 99.99! , Plastic top table. Box seat chairs. Easy to clean vinyl upholstery. Golden Plate finish . . . tarnish proofl Regj 69.95! - 7 imported. walnut frame chairs, plastic upholstered cushions. Keg. 2 for 89.95! Hand-cane- d : : - I . |