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Show I - - 2" , . ' , , , ' ' 1 cr,: ; ' . , : . - .., , - , - t ,: ,. , .. 1 , . - , . , ' , - - . f , Meditaltkilo, The published evaluation' of -, . G.0.'s effectiveness was made -- - - by sit medical experts and. resents the third report of its . --- rerep-la- , the results of the 1951.52 field tests and Mass inoculations last year. -- (Gamma globulin is a human blood derivative, containing dis. ease lighting 'substances called evaluated , , -- - - - - , .,., antibodies.) ' ' new findings indicate , The G.G. gives protection to 77 to SI per cent of "persons inemulated , from three n eight weeks after infection. Dr.. William Mel Hammon of the University of Pittsburgb, led. tbs. investigators, reports the new study indicate G.G; "began to have a noticeable effect late in the incubation period; was most effective when given at about the time of exposure or a week before, and continued with slowly diminish. Inteffect for six to eight weeks." Utah children were 'among those participating in the 1951- 182 field tests. , I ---- -that - 4 , . ' . - , RK-Zirt- Sitturtioy, Septernber'4; 1954 , , Continued hem First Page a-- artillery available to defend our country," he said. 'Tone Of us would be afraid of the world's heavyweight champion if be could only defend himself. Joe Louis was known for his terrific punching power and, 121a ; killer like of The same can , tenSe 'capability bté lila of' the Air He told how the Strategic Mr Command with its B38's and Efl's is ready for instant operation. They are, ready on bases throughout the world, he said. "Crews are ready nowand at this momentare able to strike targets at any point on the earth's autism" Air Secretary Talbott flew to Logan after an Alaska to Hill Air Force Base hop. While at Hill be inspected the Installation. He was met at the - field by Rep. William A. Dawanti-aircra- - ft 1 , - : r ' - son, Rep, Douglas Stringfellow, member of the Ogden Chamber of Commerce, Mayor Raymond E. Wright, of Ogden and menders of the Air Force base. Sunday Elder Richard - L, Evans of the Council of Twelve, Church of Jesus Christ of Late ter-da- y Saints will be the speak' er at the Kiwanis pour of wor., - - During the convention Sun day afternoon, Earle F. Gardemann, Solt Lake City and membership committee member of - Kiwanis L. International, and George Hackett, chairman- - of the traffic safety committee, e v,ill featured speakers. The convention ends Monday. - be-th- 1 lionor-Planned- -' le.a,t1, - ni , 22-- , - ,,,, v , 'tor , .,,, ,. ...,,.... , ,. . , , , .9 , , a t - k ,.. - ,.-.- - 'Anniversary ,, , - 'eTri, I i ( i ,i c i ( - for friends at their home Sun-- day from 5;30 to 530 PalLt An . , .c.'y ,,, , - . - , . --, , 4 - , 7 4. . 4, , --- -- ' : - Mr;-Backma- n ural'resources, power poTentlati . and 11 2 Principais development - - a peoplefor that will 'exceed that of any , otherown tett:D. area-.-"It'll- , rtigoDnistri-uldet'SSatuu- 111r3 roe. -- Mable-,Vhitne- . - --- - e y : C------- -- . - - , y rueebu' 1 , '1 - , ' Inas - (UP)---Stn.- ' mi4;,7yvto Ii4VVilLt0.0.0 Sunday Of:.:0:0',.010tirMeet 1 , 'rite -- --If trulrtritrr. - . .. .. tsrday (UP)--ThP! She'lwl - brown-haire- DI-A.L.....t55-4- d' y e lied war dead were turned over to the United Nations command by the Communists Saturday. addition. to having what it takes as far as beauty stand- are concerned, Miss Parker diers were returned from , ards can sing. play , the flute and North Korean graves. piccolo, the piano "little," and is an accomplished seamstress. ' ' Viet Sealift Evacuates 50,000 , ' , Stitched Gown WASHINGTON (UP)-- Terming , it "the greatest With only a little help from sealift in history," the Navy her mother, the queen has Some 50,000 said an estimated 100,000 per- stitched up the gown she'll wear Vietnamese refugees were sons will be moved to. southevacuated from northern Inin the talent competition. It was ern Indochina to escape Corn-- , no small dochina on U.S. Navy ships job. munist rule before the tains 75 yards In operation "Sealift" last week, the Navy said Friday. operation is completed. net and taffeta. '- with her three formals, four AFL Lumber Strikers Returning to Work afternoon dresses and a bathing Text of the plan was made suit furnished by ZCMI. PORTLAND, ORE. (UP) " the "Miss Since winning Friday by Gov. 'Angie public moveAn ATL of Washington. It calls for a Utah" title in May, Miss Parker ment spread throughout the seven-mag board has been busy taking intensive -- dramatic Pacific Northwest lumber Into lowestigstr.allthe training from Dr.'C. dustry Saturday because of - issues and for workers to re- Lowell Lees and Mrs. Louise turn to thelrlobs during the Hill Howe-a- t the University of klmost Unanimouse agreement ' on the governore-peacUtah. She plans to do a dra-investigation. plan. matte reading, probably from "Ann of a Thousand Days" by THE WEATHER Maxwell Anderson, for her 183 Americans, one Briton, 18 Koreans and 48 unknown sot, -- back-to-wor- k SALT AND LAIC VICINITY Partly (dowdy Saturday night and Sunday. Littio change in temparature. Low Saturdai sight 35. high Sunday 80. TAW...Fart', cloudy Saturday night aqd Sunday. with few Haltered hoor thundorehowers Saturday night asd Over oast portion Sundae. illightlY cooler Saturday night, with lows 48 tql Mt Highs Sunday 91 to SOUTHERN IDAHO -- - Fair Saturday sight anil Sunday. Low Saturdu sight w. It 75 to Mi. Sunday. alightlY cooler northeast portion. WYOMINGPartty cloudy Sundae. PartlY cloudy Sundae. COLORADO and with. thunderatorms. mostly DI spottth portion. cent. 00 per HUMIDITYAt 840 a.m. PRECIPITATIONProcipitatimt Mitre Sept. L 1954..15. Departure Moro Sent. 1. .04. Precipitation sines Oct. 1. 1153, 11,54. Deoarture since Oct.:5111. a.m. Sulk-se- t SUNSunrise Sunday Silmtss ore. MOONHoonsiss SunAss 2:07 11.111. M000mt Saturday 10:28 p.m. TIMPISATURES COMPARATIVE Salt Lako City Friday high 7S. low OIL moan 71. normal It A year ago: for month High 75. low 47. All.tirno high 31. o low for month period Temporaturea for tho ending 5:30 a.m. Saturday W.F.! Max Mtn. Pro. 87 Cl Albuquerque. NM 117 Atlanta. Ga. ' 51 85 Mont. BMWs. 71 M Bismarck. N.D 40 to 10. High Sundas NEVADA Fair It 77 P2 71 79 IDAHO Boston. Masa. Butte. Mont. CHIYINNI. WYO.. Vhicuo.1ll oio Denver. Detroit, Itich. - , 7885I 44 63 38 12 51 ,DO 2 Duluth, Minn. RAND JUNCTION LAS 1116611, NOV. LORAN, UTAH Loa Angeles. Calif. Miami. Fla. MILPORD, UTAH Hinman Us. Minn. Now Orleana. La. New York, N.Y 75 74 17 - 87 .91 talent number. is also , being 17 The at.. coached queen by Mrs. Virginia 11.0... ward, official chaperone who his .. 41 69 74 56 13 ' - 11 el 03 se v er al "Miss .02 accompanied tr. .14 Utahns" to the Atlantic City- 71 51 58 57 93 87 .13 he kcibOli., z JD 54 sister, Elaine, GLASS 'LINED 12. ;, roil GAS CONVERSIONS DUI a 'T , 1t1, . 1 .,'ut t.3 - lobes' Day wentlerfal meet lot the tlifightfol atmosphere et the Het Top off your Too with 'VINTON ISLAND. N.Y. INYNY1,--- Lodi littabetti Sherman Limiter. widen of termer British sonitessader the Wilted States. 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MOO tot S mouths. sold not have twirler only in orw widely - c..7:-....-- " ' . , (1 hALA, , ioti - I r d'f ,A ., , . , - - , U I -- , I imitteglAni!...4460:04.tetii",4476107 - Mx A , i ' 1 1 , .'41111lit4NrleViINttVql1IVV14104stfivVVvwyfitteNsvvorvy - dinner at the ' - f L. a pleasant - LA CURTIS CO; 1 MARVIN and Radio Sta- tion RUT& 17 FHA TERMS High" before winning the "Miss Utah" crown in a contest sponsored by the Junior Chamber' of Commerce win WATER SOFTD1ERS - a 15 114 73- Utah State Prison Inmate failed in an effort to be Friday Jitalt galtt gtitgrant of an alleged lack because freed Mambas of the ADM 11Crea Id armalafions of medical treatment entered IA the peel office at Sall Lake CitSas seeeel dose vette, so Third District Judge,,k, towline of COSSTIllin V Ellett denied Donald G, Jones' Issued eceninsa CARXL illetiVRRY 111.111SCRIPTION petition for a writ of mandamus. SATES Ona Montt (Valli) 040 , Ellett, however, asked Lab - Judge. Six Months (Daily Only Pall IsState Atty. Gen. E. R. Canister LOD Advance) One Year (Daily Only Paid Is' to determine whether the inAdvance) mate was receiving proper treatOno loath (Dans and gundayt. Di -,- .'. M la UTAH vitforoo film atter, died Pre. Tr. day at at of character emotor. , St she has time to think about it, she said, she gets pretty excited about the trip to Atlantic City. pageant will be held Sept. Ao 11. Accompanying her, in addition to Mrs. Howard, will be her II parents, Mr. end Mrs. H. R. , , Hans Gregerson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde W. Gregerson, Bountiful, sustained head injuries when he fell under the propellers of the two boat on the baby boat concession. .41t pageant "The main thing I've learned Oklahoma City. Okla. 103..73... 87 Omaha, Neb. 80 .. is just to be myself," Miss 100 79 Phoenix, Aria. .. Parker said, "and if they don't POCAT11.1.0. IDAHO .. 47 11 AO like that 53 Si Portland, Ore. well, I'm just out, MI 76 PROVO, UTAH .. I guess." 111710, NOV. .. M . ' 52 ROCK SPRING-5Tiv. WYO: She has met several' of the SALT LAKI CITY, UTAH 77 MI .4 other contestants and seen plc- San Diego. Calif. 77 68 .. San Franeiseo, Calif. Cl 55 .. tures of the rest. Competing IT. 010101, UTAH .., 17 64 .. St. Louis. M. .... 97 with them, she said, will be 99... Seattle. Wash. . 95 Al $4 IS 48 .. "quite an order." 'HOMAN, WYO. 68 45 Spokane, Wash. .. ' College Plans 68 .. Washington. D.C. West Ye SowetoI. Mont 13 .. .. But win or lose, Maurine plans to go on to college where her main interests will be dramatics DEATHS and tailoring. Tye found out 0111711N, don't1 know." Whenever fact-findin- n holkii4.1 re HO i5 84 USE OMR EASY 1 GTG il)1117 968 - 4 ,, . Joidai Nallies ., - Holii4.,ROO:c0f0 rence thoppos! ,witorefootri always tasty, :totifully prepared end sormall ( - - Sth $01114 , Nal - , --1- , .... .Festip0;2T0tii;(P. el , -? .; . - , Hot Shappes! : - , En ley . ...--- ,. , mgoft, ., ' , - - ilnef News iyr dri . ' r C rain II itary.-'-- : - ,. - .:- . - - , .'.. C. ., d ..fOr yot.ii: , : , .1They were married Sept. 7, , be 'said; "if a new generation 1904 in Parowan. of pioneers doesn't xtilize theme j, ' 'Mr. Hanks was born May 21, new principals resources., SANDYTwo , on of 1881, in Paragonah, a have been selected and eight A proposed new anhydrous ri George- and Eliza Ranks. He more - ,,,,.. 1 ' teachers assigned , to Was,:an 9 educator "in 4 Beaver. ammoOla plant,Inder,cOnsidei, 1 .. ,. ,, . . , County, and was county imperin ASChrt"h ütL. . . . .. itan by, t,hrii different con. r ...-- 3 . '''' ''' , .,, , ,!. , , ' tendent of schools from 1907 to , 6,--gir 1915.-'.....,,,,,,,,,,,......1 , day oil shale development ration!, t,,,,, ',,r; Pori F. Lennberg, Midvale, and industrial-usof splits from , -, , Hanks Mrs; has been appointed principal of Great Salt Lake were cited as ' ' in born was Aug. 5, IVA a daugh. 41 Boy School, and Owen vital projects In iny future eco: ter of New Samuel and Sarah Highland , . A. principal of Her.- nomic growth' in Utah. Hullinger, . ' , , Peterson baasn- Mr. Backman 1 I n'Ibtovecobenr Ipreiltrneesrd,::inPairroownan.a ; nriornunanceSdchog,..M 1 fa blasted ' Lennberg , , be the what termed , -"screwball. f ' '. Counties until 1920 when they I i , moved to Salt Lake taught in the fifth and sixth ,, -- , ', t',,!, . ", , stu- reapportionment amendment City.. directed and special grades Both are active members of dent activities at Sandy School ,"The present. representation la be said. No one the of Church Christ of Jesus three years. Mr. Hullinger pretty sensible," for Latter-da- VeMIDST OF PACKINGViurine Parker,- - lovely : Saints and now re- has been teaching In West Jor- group is able to block legisla . . Int tion as effectively as would be ' ' side in the Colonial Hills Ward. dan School for five years. yeavold who will represent the state as "Miss Utah" TUNIS, TUNISIA (UP) They have five children, Mrs. the Miss 'America pageant at Atlantic City, packs ward- The additional ' assignments possible under the proposed The Bey of Tunis opened a Ronald L. (Ilene) Kingsbury, for teachers include: Richard change, he said. historic conference between of activity iv 'fanatical. ter, - robe in preparation tor trip. She leaves Sunday night. Mrs.- - Ferrell (Maurine) A. Bateman and Enid . France and Tunisia Saturday , rorist 'outiaWs, Tucdslan alto. Schow,1 PENTECOSTAL son, Dr. J. Whitney : aimed at eventually giving were Sandy School; Scott R. dais clearly optimistic Mrs. F. Joben: Mt. (Mable L. Clayton Church of God Poulson, and Merritt this protectorate more home about the negotiations. Wilkinson, all of Salt Lake Jordan Junior High School; lee. and Mrs. J. it. broionpett, ta all at tMiy and Mrs. Boy-,P-. (Beth) No. Tempi St. Russ Trad Jonner nays 'Ralph Perrin, West Jordan asing IS North Hollywood, Calif. They School; David R. Gourley and Sunday r!fhoo a" cm. - chairman of the Senate In.- also have 18 grandchildren and Donald Parr, Jordan High, and Maritime WASHINGTON I P.M. greneelistle- - Sari p.m two William E. 'Inner said Satternal Security Subcominit 1 ussell pozrv etsystaatt a p.m Stephensen, Bingham tee, criticized recent state. urday at U.S. decision to in, High. - ,, crease menta by Foreign Aid Chief - - A lovely Utah: miss, loaded with talent of all kinds and trade with t - Russia has Harold EStassen that trade backed- IY- - $1,000- wardrobe, will leave Salt Lake City late Bountiful Tot given the Reds a "tactical", victor"' and dam- - 1 barriers with Russia andI her Sunday to compete in the Miss America beauty pageant in After Boat 1 Mishap ' European satellites are being Atlantic , aged American prestige. City, N.J. -- .-easedThe - Indiana Republican, hazel-eyeBountiful tot Maurine Parker, from A Sat- was as Weber will listed Harrisville, County, "satisfactory" ' Reds Return Saints at the Latter-dar I need 1 lot of - ,1 - Petax.171:1B;nascsikmlnitiannui;inahkeexeclichlsimebrYesetrGcruoni- glistonhpenAnve.Slmowuseumel ..7, t , ,, - lahns Mairtóbkforwardto commerceisaiddaydter,-' the -- greatest ' err of industrial noon. told the Salt Lake Exchange clubthat, Malt has the needed elementsnat ..........,,,,,,t , -- See ' .pa-lilbri- ,, 1 -j , ; , - .- 1 t ' ( Vtfir bast They were sent to Indochina to help service Americanvlanes flown by -iFrench. . , ,The released airmen includePlej)ânalciE. Morgan. 411 ilint,Mich.:Ple, Leonard R. Stoutek of Chicago, Ill.; Air., man itC Ciro Salar,Jr., of Los Angeles, Calif.; Airman S.0 Giacomo Appice of Elizabeth, N.J.-anJerry! . Airman-3.- 0 - I Schuller of Cleveland, Ohio., ' ;' ,,,, .,. . - -- -7--- ... k., , ... , , , :i - , t . 1 , ,,I- t 1 , ., n.d..u.stry,-:.orpyitoo- ' t ', ' - - - 1 part ' ' A Delicious Treat - r.,; - - of our tountry, of your home and mine, now depends primari-- ly upon the' - efficiency of our Air Force. The Air Secret r y then touched on the Continental Air Defense Command. This zation of the Mr Force has been given the primary responsibility i coun- for the air defense of the , try. "This organization located at Colorado Springs, controls all of the radar, the communicabons, the interceptors, and the - ' - ' , y TALBOTT - -- r S1 - '' - - , , - PHIi IPPINES4I.TP,TiveAm-e- r Mr Force technicians released by Communistcaptors in i odochina artivedhere,Saturday. L :. ., .J, The Americans Who were freed on Tuesday after more, , than two mouths in Communist bands weretaken to. the base hospital at Clark Field for a complete medical check, ,,,, Pkiminedlaey after they arrived.: ,, , 1, Were captured by Communist guerrillas:3'unit. ' 14 It's beach which they visited without permission ' neat. f' i City,- - , - - - - ' - Sok Loki AND TELEGRAM, ,, - CHICAGO:- - (UP) - Gamma globulin offers greater proten lion polio than previ9 ously believe& it iiii"reported Prieto' in thS journal ' of the , . ' - s . - -- ' . , . EIN p ILIpp NEs - 1 1 Polto.Protection - - NKs. FR . . . - ----- - DESERET. NEWS - . . . , '. . ., - , ... ,,. Increased 1 , . , ,. i ; , , , , . ,. , , - - . ileul TA,I,An Go . - . " ..... - , , - . - - , - ' n 1 CREDIT TERMS 4 it AA464.NAA4A1414,PAAA.K tL - I |
