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Show Page HFRALD, Provo. T.'iah 2-- THE Tuesday, August !9, liTO r. a-- Britain Promotes Arms Sale s - ' . i V f- . V if A is LONDON (UPI)-Brit- ain quietly promoting a campaign for worldwide sales of its arms and defense equipment, British sources said today. But quarters government stressed that each order is treated on its merits to avoid the balance of strength in any part of the world, especially in areas where conflicts are prevalent. Overseas sales of weapons and a variety of defense equipment, including electronics were and radar devices, estimated to bring in up to $750 upsetting . I' I' !!(- - j million in the current fiscal year 1972-197- 3. I. ; Issues y ft. -- i .A Believed to be First Descendant of Mormon Founder Born in Utah By MILDRED HALL fiie new nother spent t day and a night as the guest of Mrs. Edith Patrick, sister of the late IDS Church President Joseph Fielding Smith of Salt Lake. Since theu Mrs. Denning and the baby have been guests of Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Youngreen in Provo, who also attended the reunion. On Monday, the Youngreens took David Joseph and his mother to the airport in Salt Lake for the journey to Whitefish, where they were greeted for the first time by father Denning and the baby's seven brothers and sisters. Direct descendants of Joseph Smith Jr. did not come west to Utah after the Mormon founder and his brother Hyrum were murdered in Carthage Jail in 1844. Most of the Smiths in Utah concerned with the Mormon Church are descended from Hyrum and other brothers. believed to be the descendant of direct first Joseph Smith Jr. ever born in Utah was delivered at a Salt Lake City hospital last week after a race with the stork across the plains from A baby Nauvoo, El. It is a baby boy, born to Mrs. Kay (Gracia) Denning, of Mont., direct descendant of Joseph SlvIi Jr., founder and first president of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Whitefish, Sain is. She had attended the family reunion recently held at Nauvoo for the descendants of Joseph Smith Sr. and Lucy Mack Smith, parents of the Mormon founder. (Continued From Page 1) normal policy. Reaching Salt Lake City, Mrs. Denning immediately Board Policy Told . entered the hospital for the The policy, he explained, is to birth of David Joseph. locate move-i- n houses in built-u- p areas of the city and to deny Following her hospital stay, permission for a move-i- if there is a potential for new construction in the area. "The construction and style of this house is compatible with what we are doing in the city today," Mr. Dixon declared. Ted Van Buren, spokesman for the Grandview residents, (Continued From Page 1) presented petitions bearing the signatures of 140 residents of the cruiser USS Newport News. He immediate area asking that the was so exhilarated at the city commission recind the combined air and sea operation action of the Board of Review. that he messaged his men: Opinions Read "Tonight I had the opportuniMr. Van Buren declared that ty to observe a truly professionhe and the other residents had al and executed flawlessly spent much time and money naval operation ... My personal building the Grandview area up congratulations and s heartiest to what is now oonsidred one of well done to each of you. the finest residential areas of the "Your raid into daring city. He read letters from two strongly defended enemy terrirepresentatives of Prudential tory proved once again the Federal Savings and Deseret ability of the 7th Fleet to apply Federal Savings and Loan pressure at e time and place of giving the opinion that the move-i- n its own choosing." . . . ttaVi UwstFari Meet" fljus tffecttw fen. Tutsi Wei 1 iWiWT ' .Mi.ifiiil.'i Clarence (Kate) Ingram, right, has been a prizewinning exhibitor at the fair for more than SO years; she is shown with some of the articles she will enter. SUPERVISOR OF the foods division in the Home Economics section at the Juab County Fair, Mrs. Newton (Alta) Kay, left, is shown with some of the foods for the fair. Mrs. Compensatory Education Project FWU Raps Working at Genola Boys Ranch Agriculture - PAYSON Clayton Downey, Genola Boy's Ranch supervisor and counselor at Payson High for the Compensatory Education Program, reported that the program has proved successful since its inception in January. "The average grade of the boys involved in the program went from D- - to ," said Mr. Downey. He then explained the Compensatory Program is C-- designed for boys at the Boys Ranch and any local boys who need special help in bringing their educational level up to the average of other boys their age. Heywood, tutor, and Chris Scott, reading specialist. Mr. Heywood is from Cedar WASHINGTON (UPI) -FCity. He graduated from BYU in armer Workers Leader Cesar 1972 with a degree in sociology. Chavez charged the Agriculture Prior to his graduation, he filled Department Monday with an ata south Texas Spanish-speakin- g tempt to crush the Farmer mission. He is married and has Workers Union (FWU) peaceful n lettuce. one child and is working on his boycott of masters in counseling and Chavez said the department's guidance at BYU. promotion of lettuce in its Mrs. Scott is from California monthly "plentiful foods" proand a BYU graduate in gram showed Secretary of Agridsmentary education and social culture Earl Butz has "become sence. She is married and lives nothing more than an agent of iii Provo where her husband the growers." A UFW spokesman said letattends BYU. tuce was designed "Food of the Month" in the August plentiful foods program, in a Spanish-languag- e radio tape distributed f the by Department Agriculture. A department spokesman said, however, lettuce was merely one of several foods mentioned for August and wheat was the "feature" item. s Each month the program lists foods in heavy supply and sends promotional material to news media and food industry groups. "We just lay out the facts about what foods are plentiful," said Ervin L. Peterson, administrator of the Agricultural Marketing Service (AMS). "We have no controversy, one way or another. It's up to users to decide if they want to buy." Chavez' group is stating a n lettuce patboycott of terned after a drive which won the group contracts with California Table Grape Growers. "If lettuce has become A plentiful, it is because many Americans of good conscience i have stopped eating it in order to help farm workers,"Chavez wrote Butz. "Your action is an offense against both the farm workers and the good people who staff which has helped many boys improve support them." their grades significantly. Shown with Mr. Downey are Chris. Scott, left, a reading specialist and Bob Heywood, right, a tutor. "We want to help them to catch up to their peers and provide skills necessary to help them function with the average group of their age.' The program is funded through a federal grant under the auspices of the Nebo School District. Mr. Downey pointed out that any discipline problems of boys in the program were handled by him rather than the principal or the vice principal thus freeing them to handle other school problems. Assisting Mr. Downey are Bob ' 1 i; Department non-unio- A. i III 'In J ' I ' I ' ' non-unio- ' s CLAYTON DOWNEY, center, counselor for a compensatory education program for boys at the Geaola Buy's Ranch who are under achievers at Payson High School, heads a 2 Deaths Raise People Traffic Toll In by United Press International Stanley Billy, 25, Roberts, and SteveRandall, 18, Blackf oot, have been added to the Idaho traffic fatality toll list. They died from injuries in separate accidents. Idaho State Police reported Monday Billy died in a accident on Osgood Road six miles northeast of Idaho Falls Sunday. Randall died from injuries sustained in an Aug. 18 accident five miles north of Black-foon Rose Road. Driver of the car in which Randall was riding was identified as Jose Christ, 20, Blackfoot. The Idaho traffic toll now le ot 203. Published every afternoon Monday through Friday and Sunday morning by The Daily Herald, 1555 North 200 W. Street, Provo, Utah 8401. B.E.JENSEN. Publisher Entered as second class matter at the post office in Provo, Utah. MEMBER Audit Bureau of Circulation United Press International NEA Service SUBSCRIPTION RATES UTAH COUNTY One month, carrier $ 2.50 $15.00 $30.00 months, carrier Or, year, carrier Mail, anywhere In United States Six One month One year $ 2.50 $30.00 Herald Telephone Numbers PROVO the News By United Pr ss International Idaho to 203 stands at in 0 CUSTODY DISCUSSED SANTA MONICA, Calif. (UPI) Mickey Rooney's former mother-in-latestified Monday she knew of nothing that would make the actor unfit to have custody of his four children. Mrs. Helen Thomason, 60, who has custody of the children and wants to keep them, said she believed, however, the children would prefer not to move from here to Florida where Rooney lives with his sixth wife, Carolyn, and their two children. MONDAY MEETING MANILA (UPI)-S- en. Daniel K. Inouye, chairman of the foreign affairs subcom- consistency, that he unfortunately comes out with an emotional program which later is proven to be unsound or unwise and then he has to Mildred SPANISH FORK for the conductor tour Ream, bacKtrack," Roosevelt said. Spanish Fork Senior Gtizens has received word that due to low water conditions it is necessary AHEAD OF RUSSIANS to cancel the river boat cruise. CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (UPI)-Pr- of. The Canyonoand tour will still Thomas E. Cheatham Jr., go on, but the date has been director of the Center for changed to Sept. 29, 30 and Oct. Research in Computing Techno- 1. logy at Harvard, was part of a They will leave by chartered group of computer experts who bus from the Spanish Fork toured China this summer. Senior Citizens Center at 8 ajn. that Chinese Traveling to Moab they will visit They found admore far are computers the spectacular Dead Horse vanced than American experts Point State Park and drive to the had thought. Potash complex, over a national On Salt Lake Oil Artnlirntinnc A DEMOCRAT ANGELES "I am still a Democrat," said former Rep. James Roosevelt, son of President Franklin D. Roosevelt. Nonetheless, he said Monday, he was supporting President Nixon for The Democratic candidate, Sen. George McGovern, "has proven by his record that he doesn't have the qualities of leadership, the qualities of (UPI)-- he-fe- to build new homes. Gordon Swapp, real estate broker and resident of the area, strongly objected to the move-i- n home and declared that it would definitely lower the value of homes in the area. Mrs. Elliott challenged the statement of Mr. Van Buren and asked how he knew what they planned to do with the house. She declared that she and her husband planned to make it a very nice home. Board Rejects (Continued From Page 1) scaled down Ford from $91.52 and General Motors from $85 after the administration called the companies' top executives to the White House two weeks ago to ask that the increases be withdrawn. The increases of the three other companies were: Chrysler $91.32, American Motors and International $149.68 vester MjjpiKUilUlli In letters to GM chairman Richard C. Gerstenberg and Fotd executive vice president J. Edward Lundy, Grayson said the increases were- - turned down because the companies were "not technically qualified at this time for price increase consideration." ing operations without damaging the environment. while two miles of Haiphong attacked jets targets inside the city itself in attack. the coordinated air-se- a task Last May 10, a five-shi- p force hit targets four miles from Haiphong, the closest they had come. It was a reported clash between ships of the U.S. 7th Fleet and North Vietnamese torpedo boats in the summer of 1968 that led then President carrier-born-e with k RELIEVES LETTUCE I .. Farmer ' - S ininiaiii.iH SPARE RIBS 55 Ik. Sty! I PORK CHOPS Imh 69(l . BACON Sikd. 7lk rt,, " NwCrfc Lyndon B. Johnson to unleash the U.S. air war against North Vietnam. The naval action overshadowed these other developments in Vietnam: Communist troops cut two highway bridges just outside of Saigon during the night, demonstrating their ability to move governmeundetected through Gradt C Sb lb. YOGURT Johnson's I oi. , ."'I . . . MARGARINE u: e I ...... JISI p I Ik. Porkay 1 areas. One bridge I GRAHAMS was 13 miles northwest of Saigon on Highway 1, the other was 40 miles away. South Vietnamese Marines reported more heavy fighting in Quang Tri City in the extreme northeast corner of South Vietnam where they were hit today by 1,210 rounds of mortar end artillery fire while trying to recapture the city. B52s heavily 23i 1. TOM TURKEY'S I . K0TEX f 99CI nnn mint lANmurur llHm.. uui.. ... ... It I bombed Communist I f FLOUR i Golden West 1 251b LEMONADE & it r n nr I ! Top Tip k 0i KETCHUP i JJ...I. I 3r a vi I SHORTENING Snow Drift Always buy a canned cocktail that tells you the brand of liquor it's made with. I 40's s.r positions nearby. 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Make SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) -The State Land Board will hold a hearing Wednesday to consid- reservations er 200 separate applications for Ream, phone oil exploration leases in the Great Salt Lake. Late !ast month the board heard spokesmen for two firms applying for the leases explain proposed methods of exploring the lake and carrying out drill- Har- $47. prize-winni- Hearing Slated LOS Builder Voices Objections Mills, local builder, said he had purchased 30 lots to the north and west of the lot in the move in question, and home would be a detriment to the neighborhood where he plans Wayne scenic highway. "This really shocked us," he accomodations will Overnight said. "It puts them ahead of be waiting for two nights at the Russians in this technolo- mittee, met with President gy." Ferdinand Marcos Monday to discuss how much damage has been wrought by month-lon- g floods in the Philippines. Inouye has recommended that the American government provide a $30 million loan to help victims of the floods. STILL Canyonland Trip Change Announced - $70,000. It was the closest naval oattle to Haiphong in this offensive and possibly for the entire war. The four U.S. warships fired on targets within 154 Ir.n.w 2 Red Torpedo Boats Sunk by U.S. Forces house would property in the area. Mr. Van Buren further declared that the property on which the house is to be located is too small for proper landscaping, that the house is in bad condition, and that it is not equal in value to nearby homes which range in value from $30,000 to I HeriR! nt-held i ' APPLES I n wli J If I restaurant 94(z'cjetsyouagiant. At Roy Rogers juicy, quarter-poun- d hamburger; french fries; cole slaw and a drink Add it up . . . HyTone, 180 Count Reg. 1.00 Roy " wogej nobody gives you more to eat for less money thin Roy Rogers. 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