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Show . ----a - , ,- , , . . , - . DrsEREt NEWS AND'IELEGRAM,. Solt take City, Friday, NoveTber 14, 1952 2À , . ., MERRY MENAGERIE I . Copt IDetibtiod-by- , , 1. - I - , . 'fill f $ ' - LV)-- -,A . , . , ' - , r.. I '4. - ,yr - . - - th -.- -'1. 4 ... If ' - p y, ' ' 0.4-06t- , -- 4:kli - AlidélidlitiJewe-liry- Co. 1 7L -- A k l,.712.1 . , , T . . , ,, - . ! ". ' I ......,4.5 - 4,, , ---- -, , - like - ., . , , 'Mine . , , saw Ceedist d,, TOASTIR - , .,a. 26 4' 411' , '''' ' ''''. , . ' ' -- -, tv ' ' ' - . , . ..- -- - - ,. ' f--- --- . - . 0 , Mit ore-11- .. ' , , --.-- - -- - : .--' ' p. ' ' N. . . , :7, Of X-ra- - - --i rd. B- Colorado-U- . ,, , - ,. CAirtbko, . - .....-.'- . , In Eac - , , , u....... , - , I TT Han I, ,,z . 7 . - ' , , , '' R , iMARX - , VA I r 4r Is , t'll. , . 7........, ,z." , 2,, 4tor ' . de - ,., iiii-- ' 6nalY.u--diii- i i 4 ,,,i s "7-''-'-'-- t ,, 411 'Willa - I. - t '1 I'W , , i . is-- CC toolut 110151,,. IDA. Boston. Mass. i - ' reef Demonstration - Lail' VISAS, Angelo.. CaL Atialri UTAK 'AMODIO, Minneapolis. Minn. New Orleans. La New York. N. Y. UTAK Oklahoma City. Omaha. Net Phoenix. Aria. SUNBEAM SHAVEMASTER II , , , N 1 11 I , RN'svi Harris, Sunbeam Shaver's can shave you find. (Nr-- - ", n 1 DOWN, $I - $t I n'', WEEK -- , LAYAWAY. ONE OF THESE WONDERFUL 44 39 ' 36 35 IS 31 54- 51 ti 65 63 48 93 17 44 43 41 2 37 65 a.m. , fill s d 1 ,,..,.. ' 1 i, 1 it . , , ,st ,,,,--,,- .13 I ' 1 11.., ,,- , ,-r T arainOUt Ito3:9,7:011ft:.Ne.b., , covered ' . GLASS'S ONLY , $I PIM WEEK PL M.S. OPTOMITEST THREE-DA- - TAYLOR, . , ' .4Qzrzzcza EXPERT WATCH REPAIR . . '" '' , ' ' ''' ' - acute gingivitis proves that ' Chlorodent can bring healthier tnoutbs to Millions! , Results of this Wit appear in The Journal of Periedenteke: In j ust two montbs, 78.1 of the boys using Chlor4ent Showed ' - , " 60 Tr L 2,d VC I 1 : ' - . , .. - ' ssr -- 923 loth Temple , .4,. , ! 0, amoodOMEMbi vice as effective! I 60 days- :1J116 - I It , uther. 'tegts Pa ...K. 1111 r., 1 1, It . I, IUL0.-11- 1 4111 It I 7, Mytt,1311, I z II - -- 1 ê - v . I 1 , - I . , I I , , , , 1 ,.., - , - . - The Suits - - - t -- --- s' ,,,,,, - . The Coats - , 4625 to to , - -- -- - - , - ' ' $1175- - - ..j ta.4 a- et - A - - ,. tiva-n,etoto- P 10 be sure you get the toothpaste' used in this days Town test, ash for chiorodent, worid's largest-sellin- g chloroohyll dentifrice , , - e, ,TOOTHPASTE Ms. In WA powlisi . , ,j 1 . . - , ... $65 4'125 : , ' , - ' . Utah's Leading Men s ,. Store , - ,,,, , ' -- ' li- 1 , , ' A 208.210 zo, Main Street . ' ,, , , , , ' . , ,t , - , , . . Agp, V II 1 I 1, Yes, You can be sure, not just hopeful, when you put your money into a Hart Schaffner & Marx suit or topcoat that vou' are getting the greatest possible value tor, every dollar. This is true no mat. e tot; in which-pricrange you buy. Different cloths and different types of tailoring do make different price ranges, but the high standards off quality and workmanship in all ranges mean real value alwqys. , . ' : ' 7 It .. 0:47i - have proved thst. Chlorodent destroys mouth odors for hourst... and that its cleansing agent keeps teeth cleanest. No other dentifrice offers you better protection against decay. Buy it eli1601,10Inble otomlowinao today! p ',flown01 0 , I ZOCUOtethPgienegtieVitUILadS17YealineelMWhillitter toot.i ' NAM it , , , I I - , itI 1 I , ,1 I . kl I , , . in 1 I ., t 's I dramatic improvement in their I mouth health. It was twice as effective for;guickly reducing 1 ', , , I t - I I ,,; t i :44: I I I I - , .: I ti ' P 'N 11 . - n - 6""1-- . s - ,s n' 1 ;., .......,r Ii I .,,'''.4 , ........""".."1"., . levor Brohors Company 'morons, Chloresiont to do more than soy othof demifricowhite, ammoniated Of chlorophyllto givo yoo littlitill Aro Soma (4etnei &egos a" ,,,,,, Tr lvdit ' Clean Fresh Healthy Mouth .. VIAIVAIIN , Y SERVICE : that di.. healw"litri.';kinr.712.n. PreVerne1.1"aRnIXIVTinUnITII:Xlthglioa -, . - ' , In the fist major test of chloro- phylle toothpaste, dentists at 41 g.36 - ' , . . ' . - et , , 164 liA1144R , .. ,,,.....,,,. I."' t .., -:" ,...... ' ' : .- : ,......40....., 1, , , , . : t it , ' . 0'. ' 4 improved the unhealthy mnilfbe'elf LAW 158 children at Boys Town JO os aph,--ort- , A , - True ST ' -- Cillorodent-i- n L4A - i . Dental Journal Reports , 1 'Is, i - 21 46 58 33 19 44 , ,''',, )1oi 41, - . ' - 1 161 , 1. I ketaAt.iVis,,,421 At Felber Flanagan's 'famous Says Town, Chlorodent proves - ,- et. ,, 1 t - I 4t 48 53 67 - at 61 , , - , iix tut .. r, r! 11) 4111.13w 1)11131d1' $809 - ,.. , r 1 '38 ,' , ' .3i. ; .' - : s,,. , 0 . .'" n34 ,,,. ' 1 1 ,... .21 ... - ' APPLIANCE FOR CHRISTMAS 11111 ' ' IL.07 34 43 37 - sTomporatures Is ,',",, .f.j. 41 75 46 55 $1 IDA. .4 Viaah. Washinston. D. C. IMiimiNEMMAIMIN ' Okla..." lit!. s 'J . 2$ 40 SDOilline - $1 21 80,-,11- I swintoAk. WO, '265' . MI Portland. Ore I xPOOVO, UTAN 55 RING, alliV.. 31 POCK SPRINGS: WYO 52 ItSALT LAIC' CITY 54 San Diego. Cal. San Frentilico. tral. s , g2 ' as ST. GIORGI, UTAN 1 St. Louis, Mo. 65 .. 52 I Seattle. Wash. fac- tory representative will be at An clerson's all clay 'Saturday to demonstrate the smoothest, fastest , I I POCATELLO, L.. . if : $ 0110114, I -- I I i 11lag ,monnolor 7 . 1 a . - . rL m t , ' Cooks eggs the same every time, exactly Butte. Mont ..... ; CNITINNI.'WTO. as you like themall automatically; Chicago, ill. Color. Denver. degren Very soft, medium, bard or any Mich, - - Detroit, ha between. 6 egs capacity. Duluth. Minn. ...v.; GRAND JUNCTION .1., NOV. 4seif01k- S.' -- 8 . . i c.....n.a.....,doo......, , ....-- ' IBBiasimiztgarckcht..on.t.D...... 1,,,,. (4) lt , I $12 . . . , . i , , - , 55 $2 46 45 43 53 63 59 88 , , . ... ' . , , -b.-- , , - '3e3 , . , . 63 Alburanerque. N..35. lAtlanta. Ga. ... . ........, 05 I ,,,,--- - -- 1 ; ' , . i . - . 1 , , )t,, - .,, , I - nAeommimaf , ':. . I ' 1 - - . , , , -- g , - r A' ...6.- - ' , ..: : . SCHA , 44 - v-- - Onsixe ' ' , , ' .. - . Pltice:Range , . . : - l :or . Big:Nioneygs-:,1At,o,rt- I Member nicthilAatIondus Bureau el , --- :1 gm el . . radio- 21111fakt ZreltarlIM, - s . - - DIEinsrminfs . COLO. (INS-)BOULDER, was listed Gov. Adis! Stevenson Thursday as a 'possible 'since ' - , - MUSIC CO. , . . - frequently spread parts of the body. This danger bf spreading, they said, makes it necessary for the surgeon to "eradicate the primary lesion (tumor)" and also cut out the path of transmission. or Irradiation with -active substances, electro-surger- y and surgery are among the methods used to attack the disease. A combination of these treatments also is utilized. Dm Hendrick and Ward addedl that recent medical. advancecenable physicians to do extensive operations in the bead and neck "with rapid convalescence and minimum mortality." . Moth- - colder Saturday. Low BaturdaY 'morning 30, high Saturday 40. . AI LTAftCloottat with 111M-ra- in comsat, his southeastward over Mate night. over Perlay 215tItteo rd :Van; Low : titer a morning 35 except SS inUtab'S High Satur- day 30 to 40. . . ,,, ,. . C95 ., , Coto-red- o $or. to the presidency of , , , t.,mtricira .pizuvrel suiscalprom - by . a faculty University , . ' -.. '' eominittee'-'seekin' ', . - I 1.50 e Motilli Mille Only) to fill - the I!ne ear '',. , Six Months Sail, Only,. Paid lit strl'o ., IRONMASTER Coo Di. Advance) Robert . President post of retiring - , " in Paid One Year (Daily Only. sourRtairrzim ID A 110...MostlY L. Stearns. ' ' , .. IS SO Heats giddier, stays hotter, irons Advance) - , cloudy with showers and rain or snow t' ,, OS MmoonntihintOtsDllayi4ndanStiundsaYun.. The committee said it must Yrtday and Saturday. Little change in faster, Hot in 30 seconds! Thumbs ' ' . Low Saturday morning 25 tomperature. , ' hest pegslatot is hasdle, cool. , to 33i itigh Soturdar 30 to 48. Occasional, complete its recommendations OtralYesinr AdTyaniXil Sunday. Paid - 10.30 4 ,,..,..4., . , i' , lip -,2 '''' ,gustY winds. ' from' a- list of some.100 tames in Advance) 2100 ' marked. -A conyealently ID eseyweet, HO Nato, , sotrniwznynots ' Mail subscription rates daily and Sun. ' . ' elOWIY witit showers. of rain or snow before July 1, 1953, when Stearns ..., 4tVailabla in two If eig hta-li- ghto Iwo 17.80 for iiiir months. 11510 for I'' ''., ,,t - ".",' Prolai and Saturday. Snow ever 1"U. Is scheduled to leave the univer- day AU are one year. mscriptions loins. laths change in temperature. ''''' weight. 4 lbs., lightetweighto me m.. o - .. , L'ilisombi lem."1;taneold Low Saturday morntag 38 to 38. hish sity, ula1 "Sa; . , . 212 lbs. ' I 31'' Saturday 34 to 41I, occasional gusty winds. 1 i service. i A university 'I .. spokesman, who de not have earner Press with occasional , COLORADOCloudy is .exclusively ; q west TilZred mow in mountains portion Saturday refused to be named, said the ' '''ifr..., ;,'$: .01. , ' SRAM 011 MY erg:tell localas news published 1 and like's spreading to 111011.111191S Portion , all other news paper as well il late Saturday. Cooler west portion &slur. Illinois governor had strong sup- in.. this 4 . '7 sows gather. 11 te :i some ether credited 1110NNASTIlt P:(cv 1. and northeast portion.1! to baturd. as,.. $2i9(3140-- '' . . .,.. I I tef' .J11 among the school's alumni. agency. ,00, !dayWYOMINGCloudy , with occasional port snow or ram late Saturday. Phis in for steam jogai you do for I NEVADARain Saturday afternooa In s , : II I 1 I current. You caa switch from I 1 I; ths north and eontral portion. , '411' '' COMPARATIVIC TEMPERATUSSalt ,., , ( '"; STEAM to DRY,Ironing, or dry t , 1 , 4t ,41, Laka City: Thursday high 53. low 37. ,. , ,,,,,,. f 0,14 mean 45. normal 40. A year ago, high 43, '' i. ,. ,Ks melon instantly. No added size , , ' .. 1 , , low 33. Alltimo high tor month 34. all- I or I 1 1:',.'ils ,o, , i . 1,;.. Ume low for month O. , , weightonly 214 lbs.i stem cc 1 ' ', s .)..' I . t f No the for Iv, falling, period emptying ...dor tx Temperatures dry. ' ,k. ,v4,, , I .., 1 lading 0:30 am. friday Imre: ,;,4 I, i , Nt, ' ,,- ' rre. sax. pip, or spilling. min. , Pi. ' , ! .' ' ,, Get 6-'6- , o4itolestiNore relotordidor. i UKULELES ' . such-irritan- ts, As New Head Official Forecast I- - BERIAN, , , , ATd II al .- - ' ' Noted: Doctors Warn . '--- - - - - - am Gen.-Willi- I ' I . , a...if disease." Because of their accessibility, these cancers can be seen while in the early stages and adequate treatment begun, But, Drs. Hendrick and Ward pointed out, the cancers brought to the attention of tumor specialists are generally advanced cases: Men are affected by such cancers five times as often as women. The greatest occurrence of the THE WEATHER , '009', - -- - While They Last a very poor shot!" la ft PA. (!Amb- , assador George F. Kennan says 1,1- , he is lookingd forward to the life of a scholar-anteacher. The career diplomat, resting - on his farm here, explained in an interview that he would reach ' S 'REG. the retirement age of 70 a year SPECIAL from February and that he r alp $7.95 , would then spend his time studyYou Must Hurry ing and lecturing. Kerman', said he - will- - go-t- o , GLEN BROS. Washington Saturday to report to Secretary of State Dean Ache. 74 SOUTH MAIN son. He returned from his Mos'. cow post Tuesday. 4.431rr,'Ms7r7;rzfmr.sn'1007747"7'w-IL-2".- ., EAST it 1 , - 4 - . -- -- I Capt.-Burto- ' ' - lowers knit' automatically. No levers so push. Toast raises itself aileody, without popping or bang. Jag: Every slice alikemoisti dry, .., alit5t et this. ' . '' inside and out. chrome-plat- e, - . litamotaatic Beyond Belief! AU 'yoll u,,, "' ' . do' id drop la the bread. Bres4' - ou , w.. Nif tr........1 . - can .t miss! The It's automatic! same perfect coffee every (sip Shuts ta 8. No watchingno Itself off when coffee is done, then re" 0011kself to keep coffee hot. AU IMP , viro-- - ,.........,L - , I corn-mend- It'otta '' , ' ' COIIEELIASTER (.tsd;la.:1 $34() . , ,à' : '" , ' 1 ,. age-grou- hospital on Corregidor in 194i. He told the judge and jury: He had a with Pr,ogoo in the office sel:sion.. officer of the hospital. The ' Provoo. reprimanded Provoo, on leaving, told Artman -t-hen a major---"Ybetter, be careful or the same thing will happen to you as happened to Capt. Thomson." The government has 'charged n that a war prisoner, C. Thomson, was executed by the Japanese lut a result of to them by Provo. ' The trial continued Friday. The death penalty is a possibility If Provoo is convicted. , . ' , ..:' - - ' . ; , .. ) I , , , . 11, al . ,Goal as Teacher , ' 4 ISM ' Sets ' Career .. Envoy - -,,,,---- ' ' - the IJ - Alaska - IIIIMASIER $4653 VT ' - - Marvelous, new features for higle, er,lighter cakescreamier,fluffiet "sashed potatoesvelvet smooth Icings, etc. Idixmaster does perfect fob. Exclusive, larger I ; mixing BOWL-FIbeaters' fore greater ' AERATION, more thorough mix, leg is 12S4, TIME. i viad ese will be in "::1., ' testified thin on the morn' CHICAGO (INS)--T- wo ing after the visit to the corn. promi- malignant diseise is in the 50 to went .to nent doctors:warned Friday that 10 pottndhe headquarters to plead for Im- a persistent sore in the mouth Drs. Hendrick and tWard. reprovements. Donovan said he may be cancer. ported there is probably some es-had been told that Provoo was Dr. James,W. Hendrick of San sociation between the disease and , and Dr.- Grant E. acting as interpreter, and that he Antonios,-Tex.aLAUfitting denWard of Baltimore 'urged per- tures, rougb and ,ragged teeth, asked Provo to intercede. Donovan said Provoo refused sons bothered by mouth sores some and tobacco. to intercede, and the witness lasting three or more weeks to They underlined the imporadded: v'Whert Vasked NM sybY, see the1r151170 clan ithOUtde tance ot early diagnosis with the he said, 'It doesn't suit my pur- lay. warning that "cancer of the The doctors, writing in the cur- tongue and floor of the mouth poses.'" rent issue of the journal of the is one of the.rnost difficult Tells of Threat American Medical Association, cancers of the body to control."; Among the other witnesses was reported that cancer within the The specialists also pointed outi ,CoL Ralph Townsend Artman, mouth accounts for some "eight these cancers within the that executive officer of the Army malignant mouth to other per cent of all - Minn factory representative our store all day Saturday to demonstrate sotional Sunbeam Appliances,,.1--- -. '' - li-- li He - Mrs. Maxine 'e f '' -, t '' .: .. , Come ini Let us serve you a free cup of Coffee T1- Made fresh': before your eyes in the marvelous Sunbeam coffeemaster. lo. .:"111:W1-- ' ment linked up quickly about 13 miles southeast of here after the mass drop and were marching on Eielson counting on a quick "esp. ' ture." , , -- - Lt. re Alaska theater commande praised the troops for their speed and skill and proclaimed the operation The .2nainiump cutoff - action erTanhsis7GeTirn' air base, near routed a stronghold Orland Fairbanks, was being held by the troops by surrounding it with an , of e 1 One attack. group i aggressor forces, comprising troops of the 4th Regimental paratroopers landed I scant two Combat Team based in Alaska, , miles behind the stationary forces The advancing paratroopers ,.in a daring move applauded by and the main body of their regi- - !regimental offices& 10-da- , ( ' ) ''' I ,, .,,, 7' ,.. :ouidBeCancer , T 6, -- 1 44(k i - , ''' b - , ; Only seven minor injuries were suffered as ttroopers of the 503rd 'Regimental-CombaTeam, flown to Alaska recently from Ft. Campbell, Ky., for the maneuver, hit the Arctic plains shortly after daybreak Thursday. ' e infantrymen me-thodhlecaair-bornoverran an "aggressor" array por4tion like ,,Nor htand vet- - EIELSON AIR FORCE BASE, hundred ParALASKA, W11-4- 11 e atroopers of the llth Division tumbled from a fleet of "Flying Boscars7 in subzero weather to begin a major phase y of a test of Alaskan,delenses. , The test maneuver, dubbed "Operation' Warmwind,'"pits' lit Air-Born- I - , . - - s iln Nippon Pnson I . ., , SEA ISLAND. GA: tfMana- I ing and observed: "They all seem gers of the nation's business, very happy to me." consulting each other on the - Others individually had voiced I NEW YORK government business outlook, reportedly have belief that high rates of sales, witness at the federal treason the-ne- xt alx ,productionand .emplument ,are found Aound Thursday, he n tissured at least UTAII Ploreble tonditions"--inine months at Some 'members of the Coin- , defense spending levels off some. compound where IL S:iirlsonerir of war were held by the Japanese merce Department's Business time after mid.1053; on during World The belief was widespread that War Corregidor Advisory Council, holding a It closed-doo- r four-dasession here, the 0 OP election sweep means The witness was Lt. Cot acknowledged that the Republi- a friendlier attitude ioward bust. liam N. Donovan, of the Army can election swee0 heightened .ness both in the White House Medical Corps. Ile testified at the trial of forand Congress, and that this may ,their optimism mer to Sgt. John David Provoo, mean a greater willingness None of the representatives, build, invest and expand business. 35, charged with going over to with the exception of Gen. Lucius The members made a point of the Japanese after the capture D. Clay, chairman'of Continental mentioning, however, that the of Corregidor and betraying felCan Co., would tell reporters council, made up, of about 100 low American prisoners. Donovan said he met Provo anything for publication Thurs. of the country's leading figures non- for the first time three days after Is and In a toward band finance, waved industry day. Clay the botel's assembly room where political and still Is advisory to the surrender of Corregidor. the council was holding its meet a Democratic administration. Help Retuned The night before he met Provoo: Donovan said, he and two-- othe- r- officers -- bad -- gone -T from the Army hospital, in the underground fortress, through a IT tunnel to a garage area to check on health conditions in a large S SUNBEAM SATURDAY prisoner compound. Donovan,1 1 now 42, was a captain at the ... Kies Postv.oss Syslitals . , ,q734i.go.noiiiii.t.,F.o.ti-iiitp:.:,,,,Ppli460i.k1100,L - - Plothetioas 192, Walt totette7 Ilithas lintrolod - ': ,, 600 American Paratroopers Begin-- illajor Defense Tests in Alaska , a , . , , . . . . , I |