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Show iunday Herald APRIL SUNDAY, County. 1955 28. Utah YOUR BIRTHDAV City Aided By Guard your birthday In Cleanup Members of Co. D. 1457th En gineers Batallion, Utah National Guard, this weekend was working on two cleanup proj ects for Provo City. Under an agreement between the city and the Guard unit, the city provided the gasoline and oil and the Guard provided the manpower and equipment. The two projects, underway for the past two weekends, are cleaning up and leveling ground at the Edgemont Park on Sixth East at about 32nd North, and demolishing two old buildings and cleaning up a city lot between the Guard Armory on Second West and the Provo City Power land. 0 - ' 1 ' ?l J r i-- J ' I it; . own 1 -.v 1 1 .! on TODAY'S FORECAST Outdoor 21) TAURUS (Apr. exercise, ram or shine, should do you world of cooc today. Improve ywrself both physically and spiritually. ID Though GEMINI (May you may not be able to offer materia) wealth the na. you can surely share you possess in mind and spirit. A day of 23) CANCER (June be overcome can which difficulties through spiritual caim. Don't iHow yourself to become overexcited. Let your own 23) LEO (Jury activities demonstrate or others, peciiily members of the younger generation, how peace of mind li attained. Lend more VIRGO (Aug. 23) than an ear to the sermon for ttw day. Take hold of ttva true meaning of what la said and sprcfl the word. t. Let your 23) LIBRA ( Sept. association with children be free and easy. Don't attempt to exert authorHy and you should know success. Give 22) SCORPIO (Oct. rest. Make this a day of gennerves Don't allow othera to uine relaxation. Involve you In petty affairs. In22) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. dulge your yen for time atone. Get off by yourself and enoy the Inner knowledge that comet of introspection. Seek 20) CAPRICOORN (Dec. spiritual gains both for yourself and for loved ones. Morning worship It in ex- cedent place to start. e AQUARIUS (Jan. 1) freely with family and friends You difficulties. may present regarding solfind that you talk yourself Wo ution. Make PISCES (Feb. 2frMar. 21) gains toward spiritual goalt. A day tor listening with ooen heart and mind CHECKING THE INSTALLATION program for the Provo Chapter of the International Footprinters are Justin Quacken-busInternational president, left, and Leonard Madsen, outgoing president of the Provo chapter. - h, Footprinter Officers Installed by Top Head - was in of - Mrs. Kennedy, Harlech Attend Meeting ", ""Vs H , ' J y ' 1 LEHI FIREMEN are silhouetted in flames against the night gky in this dramatic shot by George E. Russell, Provo photographer, as Jhey battle a fire which destroyed the Arcade Building at Saratoga Resort. Lower picture shows devastation of the structure which housed the indoor pool, laundry, lockers and dressing rooms.' Only charred timbers re- mained standing. I tjjvia rii Wnfnnn aiwji ed the flames before they consumed the offices in one end of the building which burned. They were aided by plenty of water which they pumped from the shoreline of nearby Utah Sheriff Dean Kirk-haUtah County deputy sheriff and dso assistant chief of the Lehl Volunteer Fire Department, was patrolling the area and discovered the flames about 1 a.m. Saturday. He turned in the alarm and fire- Deputy Bulldozer Saves 2 Small Boys Buried in Sand BRISTOL, Conn. Published every afternoon Monday through Friday and Sunday .norning by the Herald Corporation, ItO Wtat 4th North Street, Provo, Utah, MM1. Publisher B. E. JENSEN. Entered as Second class matter the pott office in Provo, Utah. t For the finest in lunches, dinners, and your favorite beverage. Here is where to picking up a load them out and dumped scooped them on the ground. Norman Farmer, father of Norman Jr., 11, and David, 9, said the boys had become immersed while playing atop sand pile that the same t 2.0S S24.N 30-fo- Number J7M05O Leonard bulldozer operator Johnson was leveling. RECORD WEEK BREAKING o arfc o RALPH'S CAFE In ACADEMY lUTlOHfc AWARD - BEST DIRECTOR 12)0 M a) 2ntf W. AUDiy 1:30 SS3 J74 POURE MEET SISTER GEORGE ALSO ARTHUR jtL RO&ERT - )1L morning. CLINT VAN JOHNSON I rightt. - - SCORPIO (Oct. 22) fro. lects shelved in tha past can be resur. rected a this time. A good day for disust wtiat you've learned re covering centiy. - SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-- 0 ec. 22) heoins a period of great activity for Sagiflarlus. Spend the early morning nearing away the debris of the past. 20! CAPRICORN (Dec. if you're not careful, you'll be aidetreced social signifiMo projects of strictly or profession cance. Business should lead. Keeo AQUARIUS (Jan. It) alert to the changing circumstances and you should be afile to turn the It Diet insofar as unfavorable aspects are concerned, The wisa PISCeS (Fab. JTMar. 21) Pisces will wait until later to sort out recent events. For the moment continue to take things as they come. Don't be 21) ARIES (War. alarmed shoufd events begin to pile up - - - mmi- - FANTASIES EVES. Really extraordinary. It has the primitive force of 'King Kong. The audience is rushed along with the hero, who keeps going as fast as posslbta to avoid being castrated or lobotomized You'd better go see K qotc!dy...it has the ingenious kind of plotting I people V that km to talk tbost. A very entertaining SHOWING! o o 0 1 FltTSCI WITH A ECAL ' i4 C smar starting reversal of things as we know them ea earth. The great apes are in charge: nan- kind is regarded as speechless, bmnlecs primitives wtocvettrecd, ami tros the bunted IF) J jwf X U o o -- njaamta mm a .:. a .ii I T9 V 41 f 201H gne m Color PRESENIS CfcNTURY-FO- CriARllON rIESION JWtW) P. JACOBS plAfiErTkEaP NOW WESTERN COLOR CO-HI- THE MIMSCH COWOSSTION Cont. from 1:30 ROtfERT JASON JAMES TODAY II HURRYI T ENDS SOON RYAN GARNER 'ROBARDS k tic MWUTUBas pooduction Z3 !, kUMlm M..UMIIJUISTS AT TWO THEATRES today H UIFFK Cont. from i :30 OPEN 7:45-SH- 8:30 OW ESM 0 "4 a y,, aaaiaaa I AREA EXCLUSIVE VUJill'V "'N Vvj f kt 7 - ' THE MOST HILARIOUS HAUNTING t y T KXV liar latllfcati ii Wt, Mmm V. PETER COLOR h fi"" Tr,nnaw r NATURAlcOiO I I f WrfeA fcw and beauty I X :. II iM a r. ... ndto11" . DEAN M" SUZANNE ICTI MOW . IHM CO U JU,1L0 I "!JV . Dl rCUCTTC LI0I-- , 1 L immmm- J -. C 'V : CO-HI- T IASTW005 FISTFULL OF DOLLARS" rCerj Closed Sundy l8tHMajJJijtjlll J eniertammg! In R AfL WJML XWfr r&!A 1 Jf PaaslinKaat laMe IS ITJ TJU- T- A Lehi f m Er Uf lv bi in "A o, Afternoon , PLUS ACTION TAYLOR H. UNIVtHWTV ram, mmmmm mm J3J i Don't despair over thmsi VIRGOC (Aug. 23) Th "hat occur in unusual cfiallenges of business his midst affairs morning should keep you on your toes. LIBRA (Sflt. 23) Strict attention to duty should get ttils week off to me best start possible. Your affairs are in an upward swing. nCTtOH NOMINATIONS! HFI M Im l a very happy sueoeswr THt TK3U8U WTM tHOBS GODFREY - 23) t, 4-v-e TiJEIE Rii G.ta .'5? STARRING LE (July thrown into panic or that 90 wrong thi thoulO tee all set to B, "OJtEGF -- I today From j :30 p.m. Ill - CANCER (June M July 23) to aiaft eut on anythinfl ne a; time. Chancot ot error are nigri tor in. an unmarved roa Cancer traveling not tMscTadT Srmk 1 - ill p.m. i, t 21) GEMINI (May be overly cautious toaay tian unoer.y at this junctur A k como mean tna end of trie project. to so. cmtymumm lUSSaiSTEVENS I t,, AWARD n niFR 3ril utmimv r aaa wi J) $16239 a week to look at dead bodies. Why f poti.tn. BOWS.' MAN" Vk (I - () ACADEMY - fed BIG WEEK U'l Ex-c-i-u-s-- N 1 A DAY" Road HELD OVER cvm BEST ACTOR -- BEST ISal Today from atneatre Entertainment RUNAVISION aiMllItt (BWOMTW Adult I "Now listen, they psy ym TECHNICOLOR GRADUATE fftvTHE DRIVE-I- 210 W, State STEAKERY OREMon.HWY.9! ! ion your cum Mf oe ae ti. w,nl APRIL (Apr. 21- - May 21) will Taurus tim seeing wjte Mora may good groominj. pcn4 than you would tn oppuranca looay MONOAY, TAURUS NOWI EXCLUSIVE vmsammmsmmmnmimn Show 3o lust now. "aflft"leiifcrjl onoijonoDonoaooonoaoDonoa htgsm Jf )) for m carat film. Big, fascmatirtg, Krtafiy Served from 6 a.m. till 9 p.m. SUNDAYS 12 till 9 p.m. ii OPEN 24 HOURS TURMaN NICHOLS-UWREN- I WE ARE f JOSEPH E LEVINE MIKE eat ! BREADED VEAL $1.25 Q or 4 Ktivitie siovuricanie Tin present the best SPECIAL THIS WEEK merely S t.N una month, carrier Si months, carrier jn.oe One year, carrier (24.' J United States Mail, anywhere in 3rd f wo unnoticed in a sand pile were saved Friday when bulldozer operator who thought he was SUBSCRIPTION RATES UTAH COUNTY Telephone (UPI)-T- buried alive and small boys MEMBER Audit Bureau of Circulation United Press International NEA Service month year Herald PROVO OREM 0 TAKE THE FAMILY TO DINNER! d, Lake. One One t. men had it under control by about 2:30 a.m., but remained at the scene much longer. The family of R. M. East-monowner of the resort, was asleep in its nearby residence, but Deputy Kirkham evidently discovered the blaze before any of the family. The resort had been open on weekends since Easter from Page One) (Continued vvtiv -k- HAVE TO SEE THIS TO BELIEVE IT! r and Af Murt. in 2 out-goi- OGOGoaonocouuDQaonononon 0 STEAKERY RALPH'S CAFE Fire Destroys Buildina (Mr ar ar ar I 9int of visits with clubs in Provo, the Salt Lake City and Ogden. Interna Othet new officers installed ceremo with Mr. Miner were: Jim Eletraining He said the city would bene- - nies Friday. gante, first vice president; Ken f: h ,, utl Forshee, second vic president; nUnn.rn .nJ hU man yua.Kin,,u, rWash., InternaUonal Footprint- Willis Madsen, third vice presI", would by training insiauea m, ident; Richard Levin, secre ers' would in receive they opera Miner president, and other new officers. tary ireasurer; Reinhard Tantion of their equipment. He was in Utah on a round ner, sergeant at arms; Fred The Guard would receive tlie chairman of the Loveless, additional benefit of good will board; Harold Thatcher, grand created by the civic swice. board director; Leon Frazier, attorney; and John Tolson, Leonard Madsen, and Ron Jen Lord board directors, sen, three-yeOne-yedirectors held over YOU'LL were Bud Krehbel, C. R. A& derson and Joe Shirk. PROVO CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (UPI)-M- rs. Two-yedirectors held over and F. John Kennedy Where Angels Go Academy were Ellis Mower, Eddie Allen have Lord Harlech England's Follows . . . Trouble of the and LeRoy Johnson! Planet of the attended a meeting Paramount Mr. Madsen is the trustees of the John F. Kennedy Institute of Politics at Harvard president. Uinta Blue University. Pioneer Blue plus The Sons Richard Ncustadt, director of OPEN 8 P.M. START 8:40 of Katie Elder the institute, said the recent Fox The Graduate meeting dealt with "purely OREM internal issues, including the Geneva In the Heat of the operation of the school and its Night plus A Fistful of Dollar academic program." I - Whef Playing At the Movies meetA! mcs public-relation- -r- wawd - r w-T, ro,umnt o "Y y from to remt.n sv to you kina. Sucri a desire but it my tiaa prove le witti for you in trie long run heciuse J crea5 sitm'ions in which you must 90 lerty your true elngs Vou mlsit at principles your wise to care a tottw lets about what more little a of anfl others tnink you what you think of yourself. dCOJt II ' T"r.r:r. rZl I. ill t A My you ARlES - The joint projecti were proKeith Miner, rrovo, posed by unit commander Capt. stalled as president of the s, Provo Chapter Edward Peay as a tional Footprinters in exercise. h o . til H o APRIL iUNOAV. :i k- find HOROSCOPE BMi KiVitid BlMLkJiiil I "SONS OF KATIE ELDER" JOHN WAYNI iiMm rii.mii-- ni , I ij&ffliM ilBl'llWIWi1 zr, irrrzzrzz .jT , Lt |