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Show Dei! !, TtTSDAY, FER. Herald 1!WJ Formir Payson Nixon Plans 4 Pro-Euro- Autobahn GOP Whip pe Market Quotations (Continued from Puge One) miiiiarv newsna i.. il as set orth by Abraham unciij.uir m cd Star Red today of J backbone the per coin are the I LTIiFurnished by Coodbody ma WASHINGTON -i Ambassador Anatolv F. Dobrv Russians migh Republican Party and will be Member Company. Net PAYSON Maurice J. (Mul-ley- ) President Nixon plans to send nln but there was no word on tne guiding forces In the pres. entire matter uf Western auiss Stock York at least four special this from the lawmakers, n. Congress Exchange, to Berlin. ent administration. HlvscII, 75, Salt Lake City, . legislative before, messages University Ave. West Berlin Outside has! Arencls -- i Representative .1 formt'rly of Payson, died leaving for Europe Sunday, served In Congress for 34 years, The Babelsoerg checkpoint is folhome his at leadevening Republican congressional Berlin I'milu SALT l.AKK CITY and is now in his 18th consecu-ijatejust ouiMde West SALT IkKl STOCK IXCHANOt ers said today live term of office. He has Murlr Keel Sit 'n. :i'J, died lowing i lingering Illness. tne n,.riin end of the (Continued from Page One) Senate GOP Leader in Everett Ho wv-MM. born German quouiim: as 3d, f 25 West the whs were July the served to aho Sulurtluv: services years past highway MuO Dirksen and his House their Increased size. son of John A. M. held Uidiiv Hllhird Kay whip of the Republican Party Citv of Helmsted. Traffic bound ""'i'oi jiiv. '0 I jO ' U Burton man - in the House of said Bullion Von Introhe will R. Gerald He nsen Caroline J southern 'and Bism. Rep. Momfciv: funeral Li died ler. Reprcscnta- for West Germany's j Campion Sllvtr ., II auc Dill .said a which after anouier fall will House white married Flora Ruth Hauser, on Ford, 4 J lives. 1H0 Cora Iwls Booth. 81, 33 K Thursday nl noon in the (state of Bavaria also moved Chil Con Com V) in between. He de. somewhere CKylon Silvtr 1) conference the with In Nov Provo. 1915, 8, K Burton President; at Praised (i.i Tei South sonic Temple, N., Provo, died Monday Coio Com through the checkpoint. )) to II He was introduced Monday Combined WiUII 1J Mr Bissell received his edu- that the messages would deal, dared that he had spent four Utah Valley Ikspitul in pc. SuH'na Lena Marilla (illn today German East fhe press Coiil 41 Conifl ! with overhauling the antlpover-'day- s Bur- touring the area and felt night by Representative Southern, 1)1, died Sunday; fu- - ration in Springville Provo. : n li public alressBd a mW!l,g in Moscow Comilotk Tunnl were there some o which the Eurtkt Com 41 parts ton, who was highly praised by nci'til Wednesday ut 2 p.m., at schools. After his marriage he ty program, restructuring Site was born (iermaii Cin Fug Oil Kasl o( JO Mo)day l 40 post office, Electoral College should be adtkd, but not that the speaker. Representative Communisl leader Waller 2r5 2nd Easl. VlnHle (Nrllle)' lived In Silver City and Coll Oil ! Sept. 21, 1888, so Point , amount, Croon '0 and s the huge reforms has appointed Utah brlcht and Soviel communist Druuin Corn Increasing In Spanish MrssiTt, 82, died Salur-'jo4S II Land Study national debt ceiling. Burton as an assistant whip and 1 Ji JI0 ( day; fuenral Tuesday at 1 p.m. e wore(j on construction eadei, Uonid j Brez. EmulrfUtnMinn ... Fork, a daugh JO J4 Mr, Burton pointed out that paid him honor Monday night. Dirksen and Fnrd these iravt at 260 E. South Temple. Hugli;(, w tec of William Bullion MIUj varioUS railroad jobs. Eut'k n for the past five years he has in the more Coni has o "Utah till 6urfk4 c I) u power died details: B3, Burniiide, Sunday; was employed by the Salt ,and Sarah Ann ll was Eur,i. jm 11 r.i tuJ Western officials teen part of the Public Land t?c v..,,.,,,. Jiv, A vi v,a vuilKlcaa 17 50 uciauc ncial to be announced, Is Goieond 10 Malcolm LewII room much j: .l for There and ytah (Oreml Rail- hniHc certain the two aicu.ssei their uoio i.nan rtview committee which has 51 i OGDbN is, fiie mar(.ladys Beatrice rr,ad. wh,n It terminated oper- - "tetter efficiency and Improved been 4J II Gooll W5norll an Intensive in he Is Bprnn airaiegy which and the winding up respect .. Wfsiwn ) Calhoun Cope, .11, died Thuis-- , ation II ried J. Milton Cfit in the antipoverty economy Horn ureznncv ana iiuiiem Bic Silver ,1 I t .1 I ....I 11'...!.. study costing $5 million of all1 held by other legislators,' - , i Booth in 1911, 4 10 Kfnn-- b Com ... i M Af. (lay; nine.,.. vYvw.icau.iy mov,n9 program, and the administra- the public land and land laws. West Arends Germany was attempting Koyslont stated, Representative li II Mrs. Booth tn the p.m. ut the Myers Mortuary1 for Improvements Within a few n "o I no Ammolh Oil City he was employed by Tem- tion hopes months this "to create a focus of dangerSUite Chairman Speaks Lake LDS Temple He died in Chapel In Ogden. Glen W. Ue-- I ple Square Bus Center, 300 Wovl4mlic 400 through "delegating some of the A number of state Republican ous tensions in Europe will have revisions to retiring 12 10 Mr Plrk U"0 1939. wen. 48. died Monday; funeral in to old line agencies." functions 1959. of an re'erence in obvious was the public land laws. Party leaders were present at This May propose jjfw qcv '0 i Mrs. Booth received her early Thursday at p.m. in the Lind-- ; He was a member of the Nixon will ask for longer-terHe emphasized that no action Monday night's banquet, includ- - to the dispute over holding the P M c.v com Suns and Ulumal Fork In Chapel.1 I ' authorization on raising the debt should have been taken on City qulst l education Spanish in ::: ::::: Cap- ing Kichard . Richards, state west uerman election ,, -- n.J....I.l HI I w rtliul J ItfjittL nlnlin Ul limit, rattier than the current itol Reef and Arches until this partv chairman, who spoke Berlin. scnoois ana iaicr jjiuuumcu nm m. 'co Argwimt iiv, Survivors Include his widow 1 Uni-unnounc-be to fu.eral ; DO method. Sunday; from the BrlBham Young Most officials said they did, briefly. study was completed. of Salt Uke City; scv ndauRh. ?0 Depart-:ud- . The President still believes The no versity Commercial sin A. the not Soviets ?u Paul Commissioner believe wanted; sth County pointed representative nd one son. Lynn D. Bis- NEOLA attended sos- Groree Albert 10 ch hH u "In the basic integrity of the out that Berlin crisis. :::::::: Thorn acted as master of cere- - a are 14 '0 grologists studying Baur sell. Mn. fu(Ziska, Waters, .inna'at Mm Unlwriltv of Utah iLeavltt. 75. died Monday; " .. ...... 47 ' electoral toiiegc sysiem, t Dui,tte mlnera dcposils ln Water, monies and Fred T. Wright, wrslit-'- ) wenoii mae) snemeld and at Utah State University neral Thursday at noon in the wcu ill po,. uie iur ieiui ouiiiin wiii m voice our we now a county Republican confidence, t 10 j, chairman, "That cwiury p0d Mrs. Gary (Barbara) Pol- to make the electors vote! She worked (or a number of Neola LDS Ward Chapel. in him i Burton i and encourage !'h"'Cor,k Cl,y Capito, Rwfi and y welcomed the large crowd. Salt Lake City; Mrs. !0 Judo"1"1. Thora PANGUITCH conform more closely with theirei)ort tnere is 10 100 at this late hour to fiuht uni cast 500 mil. Other county Republian years as secretary and vice Norman fJoann) Steel, La f,4, died Monday; funeral 3 00 10 Vulr-. of kFoy. vote. Im 1.In flnnir the KoilHn. -i ur.inM M. ,l.,il popular chairman Daughters lion of barrels U Ul iw sands CaW-Ilia iift 1,11. 74 2100 00 ll'.'Hjmuwil Wlllltlon Bin Mrs, Kenneth J. villain, lir n.i.g, uciiuca at 1 p.m. in the Pan- Postmaster General Winton there. 'To deprive the State of elude Mcrlene W. Bailey, vice salary increase problem before the Utah Pioneers. Active in South LDS Ward Chapel. Wtlda) Hone and Mrs. Gene M. to ST0CK Blount is guileh LAIE also she was sales exchange outlining .civic affairs, Utah of this wealth and econ-om- y chairman; Don D. Peterson, the 435 members of the I louse Ronald Bulr, 'Wanda) Jex, both of Spanish members of Congress Nixon's iated In different actions of the LAYTON-Tr- oy is outrageous," he declar secretary; " n mm and Claudius E. n he American Vvav. instead ol: dinner MrsFork; (Anna) or Ronald Morris and Ry for taking the post office ed, .Business and Professional Worn-en- 'i infant son rules com- Brlsiol Silver, 7.000 at 21 Stevenson, treasurer. allowing the enia- - Ariz- - anl plan Burlo Bair, died Bul'ion Mon. 1,700 at 110,' 500 at 3 out of politics. Club, the Legislative Counfinal to 500 mittee judgment pass Grazing Fees Nearly C' Wna) Davis, las at 10 SI'ver, Chempion services with Council. Women's After day; graves the cil and the meeting Representative Burton also The dinner was held at the on this vital problem, that could Chifl Con Com, 250 at 4.75; I.00 i' 27 grandchildren; 1 in the Nev;: at Kays.iVe". 500 at 5 00; 35 at 4 25 p.m. legislative leaders, Nixon talked condemned Former President Eldred Center in Provo and be so damaging to our economy She was an active member of nesday seven anu Court Col, 1,000 at .45 Memorial Park. with former Johnson and his administration was attended by nearly 500 telephone and to our whole social 1,500 at .60 Cons Eureka, the Fine Arts Club, acting as two sisters and two brothers. by s Pearl M. O'Relly, KEARNS Eag Oil, 1,000 tt .77' j; 3,000 ll .70 President Dwight D. Eisenhow for passing the increases in faithful. Counselor to the president for Party Mrs. Edna Wash.: Cons, 500 at. 45 Seattle. Belk, D'agon 80 .died Sunday; Requiem Mass er and reported the general "in grazing fees, and hs Just prior to dismissing, the East Utah, 2,700 at 7 37'n tl at 2 00 a short time. Good-- 1 Monorail, 1.2O0 at .45 at St. Elizabeth's jMrs. Frank (Reva) Stebbins. excellent spirits." and continu that the increases willpredicted Thursday of Republicans group be not passed Western, 1.000 at 21 Great Ivan Mrs. Booth was also employ- Church in San J. Bissell. FUNDS MUTUAL Calif. (Springville; Francisco, from a series of carried out in their entirety. He by a big majority a resolution MonOev's Quotations: Aiked Horn Silver, 2.500 at .35 did ing recovery ed In many business offices as Kennec Cons, 700 at 4 I7'; 1.000 it Tonl Cameron, lxs Angeles, Calif., and Harold heart attacks. H At, heted Fund ... TOOELE introduced forLuke called Uie by measure "punitive Clegg, 75; 400 at 4 67'u 700 It 4 50 4 0 4 40 J. Bissell, Provo. Dividend Sheres a secretary. of Robert 50 at 3 00 10 1 mer Provo City Commissioner Dow Theory daughter The President told of his rather than revenue-seeking16 Funeral services will be Active In the LDS Church, Sear Oil. 300 at 150 16 01 ... 14 Dreylus Fund and Shirley Williams, died Utah a and conversation in Senator. tSate at 14 00 200 at 24.50; Oil, He also deplored the fact that telephone Sundance 11 16 1? M E end H Bel Fund the had served in the Primary Thursday at 1 p.m. at brief services Tlntlc Lead, f.000 at 41 II It E ind H Bel Stk Fund U H The resolution made he graveside Thursday; concluded, along National has appearance Park Canyonlands th Rigby Mortuary m Payson, Twentieth Century, 200 it 100; 200 It 17 1 70 and MIA as a teacher, and in Enterprlst Fund 75 Wednesday at 2 p.m. in the where friends 50; 100 at 14 35 13 W Fidelity Ceo call Wed- with Mrs. Nixon to present the been left In a primitive state so the Relief Society as a secre- Tooele may Witer Wonderland. 500 at 5 00 II J tl Fund Fidelity Association City American Heart Cemetery. that onlv 40,000 last people 30 H year PRESIDENT HOUNDED V 30 nesday from 7 to 9 p.m, and Fidelity Trend tary. She had served in the 1 12 33 awards to two workers in heart could visit it, rather than the Financial Dynamics take MIA and stake Relief SoThursday prior to the services. 75 7075 Fletcher Fund USE COLD WATER Dr. research Paul million one could tourists who Dudley 11 President 10 75 75 LONDON Vernal Twede, Nebo LDS Stake Fletcher Capital Fund (UPh ciety programs. 1 70 ? Inv Fundamental 9t Dr. Boston and White of be Irving bringing their business into Nixon will be "hounded from Manhattan Fund Use cold water when washing Her hobbies included ceramPatriarch, will officiate. 170 s'l II. Pace, director emeritus of the area. 17 ? 11.71 Growth or bright colors. Hot or dark place to place, from building to Mass Inv Burial will be in the Payson ic. Mass Inv Trust 140 17 research at Cleveland's Clinic Congressman Burton conclud building as long as he stays in Putnam water will fade Items. warm H 66 II Fund Tthree ions preoceded her In City Cemetery. 1313 ed his talk with a brief assess Britain" by protesters from 50 Putnam Growth Foundation. 1165 eliminates tun Dryer-dryin- g death. 14 13 14 71 The family requests no flow- Fund Wellington The President may have ment of President Nixon and leftist groups during his London Windsor TO It Fund K Survivors Include oen son, fading. Funeral' ers, but asks that contributions SALT LAKE CITY discussed with the GOP leaders his cabinet, and predicted an visit next week, student organizSterling Booth, Oakland, Calif.; services for riorence MaDei be sent to tlie Primary Chito end the Soviet Vietnam War within er Edward Davoren told newsnine grandchildren, five great, Buell Gilner, 69, Salt Lake City, ldren's Hospital ln Salt Lake his Monday meeting with a year. men Monday night. con POTTED PLANTS grandchildren, and four sisters, will former Provoan, pe City. Mrs. Clarence H. (Merle) Har- ducted Wednesday at noon in (EEC) the Common munity Mrs. Howard the Bonneville LDS Stake CenProvo; mon, Market. Nixon, as former make any (Reva) Christiansen, Salt Lake ter. 1535 Bonnevlew Drive, Salt President Lyndon B. Johnson, FOR room City; Mrs. Mae Dalton, Lake City. Mrs. Gilner died Sun undoubtedly will keep a close and Mrs. Stella Davis, watch on developments within! day in a Salt Lake hospital (Continued from Page One) mere Twin Falls, Ida. the organization, particularly following a short illness, Slat I. 45 Oram in Brus ministers met Funeral services will be con foreign Britain s battle to gain en Friends may call toniRht at cozy. in November they pledged trance. ducted In the Berg Drawing the Larkin 280 East sels Mortuary, Vela Ann Richardson lander futhemselves to a better state of Those are Roam Chapel In Provo Friday South Salt Lake City, neral services will be conducted only two of many and in some cases international at I p.m., with Bishop Elbert from 6Temple, to 8 p. m. and Wednes prepardness FERFUMf and TOILETRY LINE Wednesdoy ot p.m. in the Ortm organizations to and men Sixth Ward Chapel, build!ng up Miller, Provo Fourth LDS Ward 1500 North in Belgium. The Relief center Mils stake the at Ptlli headquartered It limoui for Plot, linfliiKj tht iter, ottering lint day State. Friends may coll at tht firm in outslindino ditflbutor lor her tin opportunity to bocom officiating. hour materials committed to NATO ll,775nsquare mile nation also Society room one-halint ol ptrfurmt nd toitatry to bt told triroush lotdlncj rtliil ttorti forces. Sundbtrg Olpin Mortuary Tutsday Friends may call at the mor houses 1,200 foreign industrial fcitctd Individual will tnoy 1 hlgti prolit, ptrmtntnt tvtrywtitrt. prior to the services. evening from 7 ? and Wednesday builntM ind bicltlng by nil lorn promotion od continuous supervision Another international 201 W. Ut SOUTH tuary Thursday from 6 to 8 p.m. business and in. organi corporations, Mrs. Gilner was born Sept, trom compiny district rmnifltr. Minimum Invtttnwnt U, 00000 rtqulred. at the Chapel prior to services, zation centered in Brussels is eluding 525 European branches No selling experience and Friday prior to the Burial in the Orem City Cemetery. 1 necessiry. Fx Interview ciH: O. C. Elmer Vict 30, 1899, in Heber, a daughter resident, Rtmtdi Inn, Salt Ltkt City, Uteri the European Economic Com of American corporations. of Fredrick Oliver and Lovina 5:i,:.ir.. Burial will be In the Spanish She Elizabeth Caiiile Buell. Fork City Cemetery. married Clarence W. Gilner on Oct, 5, 1921, in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. Active in civic affairs, she was a member of the Daughters (Continued from Page One) of Utah Pioneers, the Salt Lake would have been one part of Council of Women, the Salt fluoride per million parts of wa Lake Mothers Club and the Salt Lake Photochrome Club. ter. While living in Provo she was "Not a single piece of reput at J. W. Farrer Dry employed flu able literature proves that mil Goods Company as a clerk. oridation at one part Active in the LDS Church, lion is harmful," said Call. 4T. she was a member of the BonneMinor Bill, Major Stir ' n pi xr The Provo physician was the ville Ward in Salt Lake City at ' had of her death, and d subject of a threatened recal the time movement in Utah County due served in the Primary and Reto his sponsorship of the bill, lief Society organizations. Her hobbies included sewing which, by most standards, was minor piece of legislation that and flower raising Survivors include her hus caused a major stir. At the close of Monday's ses- band of Salt Lake City; one sion some 130 measures were daughter, Mrs. Grant S. (Lois) "k cleared from the calendars in Gregerson, Salt Lake City; two and one brother both houses and referred to gift- grandchildren, F. ing committees. The 15 mem- and three sisters, Owen Mrs. and James Buell, Heber, bers of the sifting committees T. i Mary) Simpkins, Mrs. Jenhold powers over legislation scheduled for con- nie M. Henrichson and Mrs. sideration during the remaining Golda B. Mann, all of Provo. A Master Charjre card is all you need to do all your shopping. You can Burial will be in the Mt. 23 days of tlve session. The Senate Sifting Commit- Olivet Cemetery. charge clothing, dry cleaning, gas and oil, books, plants and trees, even tee, headed bv pt fiivio T.pav- on the importance your hairdo. In fact, you can charge tlmoat anything. Shop without cash. itt, City, is composed tion basfd of four Remiblirans anrl two! committee member: assign to Without checks. Without seperate charge cards. Democrats, and the Hour Sift- each bill and resolution. You get one monthly statement with all ing Committee, head by Rep.j your sales slips. You write just Ronald T. Halverson, one check. If you wish, you can spread your payments over monthly has six Republicans and three Resident Dies In Salt Lake City Obituaries ueain uaims Trip Messages to Congress One) ' o,it - Utah Obituaries I (Continued flora Page Mon-tiu- y Burton - d o Cora Booth i unt-ra- l Qmgress-counterpar- t, ? I I - n m Salt fu-jf- r k, - til j .14 I com-mitt- re 1 1 -- m l?rr imh I '!" year-to-ye- - 3 11 Ijll'o,, ' - 'f. Wondr-rHnf- l I 1- !;. ' 3 TOO Wcd-.Mr- vllle-Layto- n (I0 4"; - Cr-- 4 c, 7 ." eon-duct- 71 11 l - Salt Lake Rites Scheduled for Former Provoan 2 71 - 71 Curidbers DISTRIBUTORSHIP Belgium jr)lpin PATTI PAGE'S Wonderful World of 0 ROMA ROYALE 1 Provo Floral Wo-I- ti lf 373-700- a Fluoridation You Can do all your rr Shopping with this card! Democratic members. Measures are to be referred to the committees and placed on the celendars for considera- - Berg Mortuary Services hone H 3 84 MEMORIALS of BEAUTY I ....rI7ji rIP'iCHHOEDit I fit If 4 ft DEESLEY Monument & Vault Company 725 S. 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