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Show Dailv Herald Thursday, January ' Utah 9, Ulin County, m OBJECTIONS Auto License Expiration Dates Are Outlined for Students RAISED ON Obituaries JURY SETUP I A? Utah Obituaries Charleston PIT V ' Y Woman nuin ...... TiVt iiwvine AVnFf Out-of-the-Sta- Sfocc Market te FURNISHED BY COODBOOY r Th FQ iT& mmb(:r. of BVU exhibiting 19fi9 license plates in for Sirhan B. Sirhan has' ri,ea.;h of the states: l0,are (lr'Tg sweeping objections to tud(;nU the lc:ense P,alc Alabama, Nov. 15, 1968; Alas-ithe entire jury selection system Sfa.rln? l as s 8,es' ka, May 31; Arizona, March 1; a tangle up knifing legal a penim iu uu o0 Arkansas, Jan. 31; California, ttnicn may uke year, of appea in this state, have been rem r.d-- Feb. 5; Colorado, Feb. 28; Dis-efor n arcu,ed ,8VCr that they must renew their trict of Columbia. March 31; v license LP!attS by the deadlin Florida. June 20; Georgia, April At tte' the W 0wn sUle- Hawaii, March 31; Idaho, f TrPT (Wen raised oow n rtri - A!v" ,j, aiea niaonin, Ittxk Exchange f New York Mtmbera AND COMPANY " Tote' Wednesday c'om pen Thursday r velum UM.OM W iNtjtlrleli MIJV-4- 4; JO Rail! IS JMH-I- M Utlllttel t4 0 0t U Shxki Ulil- -i '! , 0 " lM)-O- t242 IJ17 JMmO.U IMJ-- JJJ Sunday; Nf graveside services 15W Prk UK, 11 NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGI Ciovt Opn Mrvco Kelll-Aiiwere held today. )'! 4J', AU4 Cin JS JJ'i M'a SkH D'ufl lit AIM, Chtim Hamilton, oneway-ol7tU Snlf t daughter J'i A4. , iAIum LIB M'. UI Id, Sug U, Colin K and Elizabeth Jone, M AmrKn Cn murder trial ,3 T T J3 MOST Kmt 'NYSE nd STOCKS , ACTIVE Jl'i u.ea nummun, lucsuay; grave-- s,rhan , a checrfuI moo(j cni(lf provo City Judge J. Gordon Dee. 31, 1968; Illinois, March 75 JS'4 Aft Pi Srv Com vol flow chAngt, side services Saturday at noon M Arlni 0pt has reported CHARLESTON, W that 1: Indiana, Feb. 28; Iowa, Jan. d(,f(,nse counsel Grant Cooper Knudsen Motor, )04 O0 HH -- I'l MH Alcn T and S In Wasatch 'he Lawn 44 W Memorial 1.400 In fpl thnvlSl. students Alvira Murdoek County-M- ary sppm urM r,wA Ho And M Bll O' ijuvu mil lit iiw acfjllltliu VI ' 1(1.400 44 I'l .4 Bflh 5!fi Jl't 31'. OAt Corp a 400 Casper, 86, Charleston, Wasatch rwt. Mgrld Marie Holton Hals, (he m Ange,es popuiation ,re 'do not have to display their new Kansas, Feb. 15; Kentucky, BuMtr Hi" Int Ulil 134.700 -W . . , . I'l r ,u,.c, CflAlWM Carp M'l 131.000 3S'i Avnot Inc ujuniy, oiwj Tuesday in a Mil I1. aUtomaticay tempted from ' Lnse plates until ihe Utah March 1; Louisiana. Feb. 6; BILL1E AUSTIN BRYANT, Chrysltr 55. Corp 111 400 3) Am Air m deadline arrives, evpn if their Maine, Feb. 28; Maryland, Lake rest home of natural day at non at 255 2nd E. Nick H) LOIS Fufl " 500 AO In 1(1 Glrn 111, as arretted died Washington funeral 7 Curtis, 82, Oow Clm causes. Friday; home state, where the license March 31; Massachusetts, Dec. Mad S Cr trt.ioo . Cooper, at todays session, i 1M i. in slaying of two DuPonl ,L 10i0O Jl'i S, Kresg y She was born Nov. 20, 1882, "' 74 plates on their cars are from J 31, 1968; Michigan, Feb. 28; suspect to Kodk Ell planned 10? 400 J!i Chrysler FBI agents. Ch Orthodox El Paw Gt It United Fruit March 1; Mlssls- 9S,iiX 13 Heber, a daughter of Joseph Minnesota, o( the8sele(,tion of has an earlier deadline. St Ford Motor, 4.700 )4t Bfhgit Thomas and Margaret Sedenia yd Richardson Kirk, 81, died the Dnam Knud-!P1968; 4't Montana, Gn Is who not so 4,700 W, Juries Pet This indicted Occident grand jurors Oi. ' Oun Food, Duke M'Tdock. She married Tuesday; funeral Saturday at Sirhan. Jim waiter M,00 1JU 23 Feb. Feb. Nebraska. 15; sen because those Volori Gn stressed, per J5 54 William Jedediah (Jed) Casper 2 p.m. in the Eifihth LDS Ward Good VI I SALT LAKE STOCK Vr EXCHANGE sons with license Nevada, Dec. 31, 1968. 47', Gull OH on June 25, 1902, in the Salt Chapel, 270 E. 5th S. John BerWednesday. Jan, I, 1W New Hampshire, March 31; 3'" Htcli Mnfl a well as as plates, A Bid 33'1 Forecast S3a nard BaroUhan, 64, died TuesHowtrd Johnson Lake LDS Temple. Al 50 woo Mng II I their New Mexico, March 2; North! tlh: Banner permit, must Gn Cite Bristol Si'ver She was a member of the day; graveside services Friday 34 30 30 IBM in tlicir I. IS 30 50 49i Bullion Ekt KWMKStt at 10 a.m. in the Salt I like City By United Press International cars by the deadline LDS Church. Bullion Mri no ii Dec. 31, 1988; Ohio, April I! Salt Lake City, Ogden, Provo, home states ta, Ling Tm V 15 Silver ' 71 5 Champion Survivors Include her husband Cemetery. Agnes Prlcllla Brie I Lillon Ind II.. -: - . J .. Penn- March Con 15; 2; I2' Chiel 5 J7'.l Oklahoma, ! J'k u.r McDorwld Corp As a service to its readers of Charleston; four sons and ker Johnson, 93, died Wednes- wigiHi. Con Pld 500 5 J7v, 461 Chiel MM Air .VKOomM : sylvanla, March 31; Rhode Is ana mis evenmg; increasing I 55 60 10J Ckayton Silver one daughter, William E. Cas- day; funeral service Saturday Mrn M'g WASHINGTON (UPI)-- A Mln 7. 1J South .33 Mar 53'i Colo Cons clouds later tonight and FriCarolina, 31; ilik Thl r. ih! n,,MiZ ' S. 36 E. at at 7th noon 'Comb Mrs. and MetaU Eleanor 20 Francis ,l (Bessie) per ... lis, wr Oct 31, 1968; South Dakota, meek" and mud covered tkJ 47 50 day; warmer Friday; highs to73i4 Comet Co' list of for Shafer, both of Ogdcn; Rem M. Sears Rydman, 61, died Tuesfollowing 40 'Comstock ""nnel was 60 tive captured hi day low 30s and Frldy upper .47 Cons 37 .50 Eur:ka Casfuneral noon at Dermont n day; Saturday Casper, Oakley; corp 31: Texas. Aoril 1: Utah. Feb a wasnington apartment Cras Eagle .80 30s; lows tonight upper teens; .90 Crofl Oil ,3 40 .V.'.'.'.'.'.':: m. per, Heber, and Franklin J. at 4760 S. State St Christella probability snow near zero this 3a 28; Vermont, Feb. 28; Virginia, nesday, seven hours after he;5utb04rd Mar 5 Crown Point 34 05 3 El Wedr. . -Salt 17 Anderson died Lake and i ii.. u.t Hansen, 71, pv f.i.u.. S. cdi Casper, City; .it.. ,40 M 45 afternoon and tonight, increasiDragon rm wiui iwu Marcn is; wasnington, Jan. au; jr Air wmuj 200 M"i East Utah J37', nesday; funeral Saturday at ng to 10 per cent more Friday. grandchildren; 23 Parke Davis West Virginia, June 30, 1968;! agents. 7 45' 30 empira C Penney " in J noon Mountain View from the and two brothers, 7 Bull Eureka Page One) 20 1. Provo's high for Wednesday (Continued March Austin Bryant, 29, an Phil Pel Billie Wyoming, .75 lll'ilEureka Lilly 15 Claude Murdoek, Salt Lake City, Third LDS Ward Chapel, 1889 was 42. The low this J5 seven-timUH Eureka Std 45 bank robber P'od GamCorp morning 150 eovernment accused were soldiers Missouri. New Connecticut. 19 25 451 Golconda and Lee Murdoek, Mesa, Ariz. S. 17th E. Uda Caldwell Dykes, was 9. 20 00 RCA nation the for High ? killed 620 wounded, com- - Jersey, New York, Oregon and and escaped convict, tossed his and 47Vfe Gold Chain 50 .60 Repub Steel Funeral services will be con- 67, died Tuesday; funeral Fri Wednesday was 91 at Mineral Great Western J5 .30 Inc ' Bl"l pared to 279 killed and 901! Wisconsin have license plates gun through the attic trap door RevlonTobacco M d Horn Silver 74 E. .27 ducted Saturday at 1 p.m. m day at noon at f,1" National this Tex. Wells, a Ryn Oil 35 Kashmir wounded the previous week. 'expiring on a monthly basis so and surrendered without w 67' Seaboard Air the Charleston LDS Ward ChaAO'l Kennebec Lule Manuel Nar- - morning was 22 at WiUiston, OGDEN 4 Ijvj 4 37", Communist dead for the week the deadline varies from car to struggle, police said. Seari Roa 43 70 Keystone SO ; Stauffer Chem pel. dln, 92, died Tuesday; Requiem N.D. and Glasgow, Mont viamrnoth 52". 9 so 13 00 ending Jan. 4 were listed as car. His capture came almost g New Park Friends may call at the Olpin Mass Friday at 11:30 a.m. in 13.75 Oil of Cal Std 1,846, compared to 2,236 a week on a seven hours after FBI agents New Quincy ; 36' Delaware 16 .21 plates expire in Oulf Heber Friday the St. Joseph's Church. John Mortuary Tai 43 i North 1.55 165 Lilly earlier. Inc JJ? quarterly basis, according to Anthony Pamisano, 26, Hyat-sviil- Textron Park City Cons 3B'i 35 .31 from 7 to 9 p.m. and Saturday David Lee, infant son of John R Bear i? Tlr 72 Park 11 Premier .16 when the license was purchased. South Vietnamese "Md, and Edwin ,R. Transarmrlca Cons 42HiPrinc 16 prior to the services. 20 Ralph and Rebecca Barker Lee, (Continued from TUJA March are The deadlines 31; launched their drive through the 11.25 If, 50 Page One) J8i 39'1 Rico Woodriffe, 27, Oxon Hill, Md., TWA Warranti Burial will be in the Charles- died Wednesday; 321! graveside 43 47 Royston U Minh forest Dec. 22 and June 30; Sept. 30, or Dec. 31, were shot to death in the t ... rM ton Cemetery. 44H Sage OH I 00 ISO services were held today. ceived no reports of members Un Carbide in to the SO'.i Sioux 16 Mines 20 quarter ended it Tuerday, military according hallway outside the apartment Ufl Pacific 4? So Standard NEOLA Oran Franklin of the American 414? 6?'.i 2i;', Newspaper United Alrllnti 8H Standard spokesmen scid. They destroyed which they were issued. of Bryant's estranged wife. 13.50 Metals 14 50 Park United to AP handle 42' JO 00 Sundance 45' Curry, 77, died Monday; funeral Guild refusing 20 75 scores of guerrilla structures, The agents had gone to the U $ Steal jftnrf 351 Tintic Lead 35A4 34 .37 It . .... Saturday, 11 a.m. in the Ballard copy at various newspapers including a propaganda press VI rsrTw 41 14 Tintic Standard 50 within 1512'', minutes after Wait AlHlnaa apartment around the country. ; 39 20th LDS Ward Chapel. 5 75 500 Century a movie theater, in 81 and center J? a man matching Bryants Wot Bancorp '4 United Park City (Continued from Page One) 7.171) ISO JJJJ WestJ EUc MURRAY 31711 Utah James Edward However, there were reports the district 135 miles southwest Cons 27 .30 description robbed a suburban Woolwortfi Co undetermined number an that 1.00 120 of Saigon which for more than (Continued from Page One) action In the battles of the Powell, 82, died Wednesday; fu- Water 4 Wonder 75 4.37'. bank the of at EXCHANGE $1,700 STOCK AMERICAN Maryland of AP's 1,313 WSG members 19 two decades has served as a 14.00 Willlston 15 00 Philippine Islands, Iwo Jima neral Saturday at 2 p.m. in the Alrwest of a gun. and point were srlKe and what PPosed them Ward' Jl Day Mine and Okinawa while aboard the Murray Sixth LDS guerrilla training and rest area. deposited 57 SALT LAKE EXCHANGE IAI.EI Police said Bryant apparently Dttart Pharm had resigned from the union. A - The 11 said the happened after that. 1wi spokesmen Raa Bristol Sll Federal heavy cruiser, Salt Lake City. Chapel.lst West, 6100 South. of fled scene the and the he said did AP for slaying to how M I Bullion Exp spokesman the "I don t know n got He is bishop of the BYU 35th operation also KEARNS Coral Leona not have an estimate on the Bullion Won 20; 1600-- 25 in the creek near hid a muddy one was said "I 90 of the Viet base," refugee. freed LDS Ward and a member of prisoners Chief Con Rice, 68, died Tuesday; funeral number but in the of resignations apartment building Clayton Sil the Sons of the American Revo- to be announced. Cong and captured 173 Commu half out of my mind." - 33 Coto Con some. were mat knew there southeast section of Washington Leave Truck nist soldiers. Another 315 Viet Conj Eureka lution, the American Institute of LAKETOWN Alton Murphy M. Crocker, president Robert Croff while scoured the neighpolice to join the Some said they began jump Architects and is a past presiCong agreed .00 Crown Pt 60, died Tuesday; fu- of the National Wire Service out of the truck near the borhod with tracking dogs. Dragon 500- - 45 dent of the Provo Kiwanis Club. Earley, side, they said. government ing 1 the in neral Friday at had 00 the WSG Utah East said p.m. Guild, crawled said the he up Who's Who Caimanera cemetery and others They Eur Lilly Laketown LDS Ward Chapel. received some telegrams from 1000- - 65; of bank Chain creek Gold cover under until Mr. Ashworth is listed in HELPER said they waited the truck Gt Western Antone V. Pa-- members "ending their dues the afternoon and "Who's Who in the West," Horn Silver got to the beach, at least five brush later in International said it "has had but 66, died Wednesday; fu- check-off- " Press United gano, Kashmir Oil 23,000- - 50; into the By slipped apparently Caimanera. miles from "Dictionary of International neral There, 11 .m. in the a minor effect" on the strike. t Gov. sug Saturday George Romney's of Robert Ross, ; Biography," "Blute Book, Lon Mitchell Funeral they made their way around the apartment - Kennebec KM.Wi Chapel in The AP's teletype operators, where he secluded himself in gestion that Michigan's paro- No and half half don, "Outstanding personali- Pirce. fence, Lilly swimming of the United Tele members ana be weir scnoois chial ciosea Prom Park ties of the West and to the base and the attic. Ross called police walking PRICE Charles I. Kama, graph Workers, said they would to secular Royston 1000- - 44; 17,500- - 45 "World Who's Who in Comwhen he heard strange noises 333,000 students go 700 8 50 00 OH freedom. died lines. Frifuneral honor the guild's picket schools Tuesday; by Sage ' opposition Sundanc prompted merce and Industry,' 'and "Two 85, from the attic. 50of 50 told into a 25 ; Others 2 piling Whether the telegraphers do, educators on a 20th Men of Achieve- day at p.m. in the Greek Or 50 Thousand 00; after the double Roman Catholic Century Shortly foot raked boat fire with not be being determined by thodox Church in will Price. : 37Vi; Water Wonder variety of grounds. ment." from Castro guards and chug slaying, the FBI put Bryant on Some accuracy until the next shift officials, lined up MUTUAL FUNDS public Among his goals for 1969 are "10 most wanted" list of Ask Bid By United Press International ging out to sea where they were its change. with Romney in what they saw establishment of forums to im 1" 43170 Two hours later Affiliated Fund U.S. vessel in fugitives. was called after a The strike picked up by a as S' Dividend Sharei among confrontaprove communication 157 7 92 metropolitan police f u shed contract talks between the WSG Militant student front of the base. Dow Theory issue. members of the business com' 17 31 with police caused shuttions of Dreyfus out the attic AiP after broke off Wednes and the All refused to give their Bryant 12 57 11 57 as Fund Bal H governor E and Romney, retiring downs at colleges on both U.S munity and improving relations 17.M towns or other surrounding the building and of Michigan to become Preside- E and H Bal Stock .... 15132944 1445 day night. The news organiza coasts. with neighboring communities violence on names, home Spreading Cap Fidelity with tear tion said the union proposals 19 57 ! information about themselves attacking it gas. nt-elect Richard M. Nixon's Fidelity Fund California L. through support of Utah Val30 41 campuses led to and 17 '1 Trend said mudwere he Fldeltiy was became they of They unacceptable the planning the huge 914 and arrests. Secretary of Housing and Urban Financial Dynamics .... ley Industrial Development As called for a union shop and injuries 12 covered and acted "meek" Development, made the sugges- - Fundamental Inv '' 1119497 escape. PLEASANT GROVE sociation and "other worthy Hilda Fund Manhattan would exceed the $5.7 million Negro students seeking to None of the U.S. Marines, when taken into custody, 136 12 53 tion in his farewell speech Mass Inv Growth Bagley Loader, 84, Salt Lake organizations." 17.63 AP had set for a new enforce black power demands who Inv Trust his of crashed ceiling out Mass Mondav the nieht. Bryant way were fence, 17.93 guard College President City, a former resident of three Fund Putnam JJJ' 13.75 seized the building housing the involved. year contract. But there was specula- tne morion r eaerai iteiormaiory Putnam Growth Mr. Sorensen has been presl Pleasant Grove, died Wednes 1403 12'' Fund The Guild denied it was main telephone switchboard at tion Wellington 11.77 that the incident might in Virginia last August where he 20 02 dent of Utah Technical College Windsor Fund day in 11.49 a union shop and Brandeis University in Walth- 43 seeking ben 18 Fund had term of " Enterprise embroil the huge Navy mstalla-to- n Univ e r s i t y serving a at Provo since 1946. He is a that the union proposal am, Mass., forcibly closing 54 years for charged to and in Comnew Scout a robbery Provo District Boy diplomatic Hospi t a l in was in fact within the (5.7 down the university's communimissioner and regional repreSalt Lake City million donnybrook between Cuba and assault. AP had the cations system. ceiling was charged with Byant the United States. sentative for Region 8 of the of n a t u r al announced. Four persons were injured murder in the deaths of the two American Technical Education causes. The AP had offered the Guild and dozens arrested Wednesday MORTUAFry FBI agents, in a federal Association. Region 8 covers She was born a three-yea- r contract at the end in clashes with police on two warrant issued in nine western states including 38, 1884, Wednesday LBJ April of which top minimum salary California campuses. A teachers tthlena Payne Mangum funeral Alaska. In Charleston, would Washington. from the walkout at San Francisco State increased have services will be conducted Fr"FOOD BARGAINS'1 The two slain He is a member of the Provo FBI men had from Page One) to nearby San (Continued present $207 to $250 a week. at 11 a.m. In the Park Unicollege spread iday East of the Club and been fief aJs.v!!y; agents, only a few years. versity Ward Chapel, 101 W..t 890 WEST CENTER AND Rotary ty, a daughter The top minimum sought by Jose Stale and threatened at this: there are few social or Sharon IDS Stake Young Men's 1350 NORTH 200JWEST Mrs. Loader of Joseph and the Guild was $280. The Guild who 8th North, Provo. Friends may previously Woodriffe, least three other state campu scientific Mutual Improvement Associa- Hannah Jensen Bagley. MorShe also problems which can. worked in the Cleveland FBI raM at the Sundberg-Olpiin ses. sought improvements not be solved by man if they office, was survived tion Board. married John Harry Loader, in tuary of Oram, 493 South State, by a widow eight other contract areas, In New York and College Queens want to solve them and two children. Palmisano. Thursday evening from 1900 in Former Bishop UUUEAT He truly died bureaus Charleston. tuLiiYr wn 50 states the 3 LIU CI nniis ro w.i.e. . throughout was ordered closed Wednesday Friday at the Chapel prior to to heavens Mr. Sorensen is a former LDS in October of 1924. or who together in LARGE worked hunger the previously 00 teivices. Burial In the Provo City reported operations normal or and today to prevent threatened or moonshots and urban She was a resident of bishop and was president of FBI's North Carolina field Cemetery. near normal despite picketing, violence. 1 LOAVES Festival the Provo Freedom Grove for many years. office, is survived by a widow. in subfrming Wednesday was also another Mrs. Loader was a member weather. In Milwaukee, Wis., (July 4) for three years. n San violent day for In his charge to new direc- of the LDS Church. where the temperature was State College. Student their Francisco were who attending tors, Survivors include four sons zero, only three pickets were on first chamber board meeting, and one daughter, Harry Elwin the street and they switched pickets shouted down policeO nnrifi ffent J FIRM, RIPE vnm w uiau they ArtOtl aeniauuc Mr. Hatch reminded them that Loader, Orlin. Calif.; Virgil from handheld signs to sa"?: corridor through a picket line than more C t Loader and LaVerl Loader, both wicn they are representing signs rcauM m fte wedged Lb. 500 firms and individuals "and of Salt Lake City; Maurice hands. leadcrowd through a rain of rocks, . . they're looking to you for Loader. Portland, Ore., and In Madison, Wis, editorial ership." Mrs. Eldon C. (Nina) Wright, P'TIDIOYt'N we :viaui3uu Sixteen mounted oi That's the goal of many stock dabblers police herded Hatch Urged outperforming the mutual funds. Provo; 28 grandchildren; 63 Capita' Times refused to handle demonstrators shouting, away Mr. Hatch urged that every But how many actually do? If you're in the market for 11 the after received AP copy fun, and don't care "On strike, shut it down!" and PINK morning the directors should and one strike was called. Gallagher had "kill the whether win lose for or fine. On the other hand, stock buying you pigs!" well, wake up with thankfulness brother and two sisters, David warned earlier that any such Ten in persons were arrested an opportunity to serve and that Bagley, Salt Lake City; Mrs. action would be an illegal may mean to you (as it does to us) the serious business of taking the police sweep. to they "become a big brother Stella Kohler, Midway, and Mrs. secondary boycott. risk to put dollars to work, and no laughing matter at all. If a that'j the many worthy endeavors." Vida Jensen, St. George. At the request of Federal chairB. E. (Bye) Jensen, ease, to determine want BOX you may both whether conthe coldly, objectively Mediator George Byrnes, Funeral services will be man of the Provo Secuity Sem- ducted Saturday at 2 p.m. in sides have agreed to attend a and time effort you've spent doing it yourself and trying to beat the inars, reported that the seminar the Olpin Family Mortuary in negotiating session this funds have paid off. Has your own performance been was one of the most successful poor, fair or good? Grove where friends noon (1 p.m.) MORREU BUCKBOARD in the more than 20 years that mav call UUi jr There's just no way to know, It seems to us, unless 4UU4 from 7 to 8 Pickup 6th pgh: Pickets were Friday you compare your tne across held been SLICED have they p.m. and Saturday prior to the record with that of the professionals. We'd be glad to United States. provide with Asteroid you, the services. largest me H Seminar Report t no cost or obligation, the Lb. Burial will be in the Pleasant orbit is Hidalgo, whose orbit necessary form and data for checking the small was a there He reported 531 of a has diameter mean Grove City Cemetery. of own all performance your portfolio against that of average surplus of money left after million miles. due primarimutual fundi. bills were paid contributions ly to the many of materials and services by FRESH, FROZEN FILLETS Succumbs d v.,., uw ii d Te Ay v'"1 jf 'asatch .,. i: .,,m.n.rmanv 4 M'-- ! J y ft rJ nt El MMULAJ MUUUCU TCI Weather ' ll f nC) Of FBI Agents n -- r f- 2 iaay h37 rZ ' 1 1 :ilno fugi-iMo- intfieatticof;"'5"'r 1 wea-iood- .. War U. I ,'t . 1 -- ain-geui- li Pola.-oi- 1 e W 3251-23r- - ' -- .. Studebai-Wort- Associated e, troops '. Provo CC let Cubans " 1000-3- 3 1340-- 1 5 multi-battalio- 100-- 1 5 Romney's Ideas On Parochial Schools Rebuffed - - 4O0O- 3500-4- 7 500-4- 1700-- 1 100-- 500-8-0 400-8- 500-.- 2000-3- 0 Violence Hits 1000-2- 5 25O0-S-2 1000-7- 0 1500-65- Schools On Mid-West- ," 1400-.5- 5 5 300-- ; Both Coasts 200-- 200-- 10--4 Ex-Resid- ent Of separation-of-church-and-sta- 1 Pleasant Grove Dies in S. - ' the Awards n BREAD 7 sometimes $4 .... strife-ridde- TOMATOES Beat the Funds m lu.j ..... iU - GRAPEFRUIT 20 I00 2.15 Berg after-Pleasa- BACON t 3. FLOWERS SAY nirpctors approved his rec ommendation that the funds be used for furnishings ana ouitr related expenses in a new chamber office. commendThey also formally and his committee, ed him, William chamber manager, work on Wotherspoon, for their comalso the project. They outWendell Vance, Dr. mended his for year s going president, service. Australia Is a continent as well as a country. FAMIiy MORTUARY Things Quietly When kjt ,5Jfr pf Pleeaaal Gaga Funeral services for Hilda Bug-la- y looder will be conducted Saturday at 2 p.m. in the Olpin of Pleauint Family Mortuaiy Grove. Friends may call at the mortuary Friday evening from 7-and Saturday prior to seivicat. Interment in the Pleasant Grove City Cemetery. JUtT Services Because We Are Experienced .. . You can depend on us to handlt every detail with professional skill as well as sympathetic understanding Provo Floral 201 W. 373-700- lit SOUTH 1 ot the problems involved. Turn 49 HALIBUT J. lind, Inc. 43rd Rood Rego fork, N. Y., 11374 Gentlomoni 39 S. lb. 0 Without colt or otiligation I should like to receive the necessary forms and dote for checking my investment record against that of average mutual funds. Name ... COFFEE INSTANT MAXWELL HOUSE i. Jar Addn 49 . . State.. City Utah's Lowest1' to us for advice. 5. . Lind, Inc. Food Prices WHERE WE ADD ONLY 10S |