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Show I, ,, . . , , - - Sunday Morning, May 27, 1951 Laku City, Utah, NEWS, Solt ;09ADESERET . , --- IP..n.............. , - , , ,. - 4. CANADA GETS t -- i , ,...,. , , t f, . .. , .. ,' . , , ., t .' - , , $ '., i , k 1 o , 4 ,,, , o ,' , i , a f , i ''' ' ;. a i 4 ' 3 40 ' 0 , , A 0' I . , 1 . , i e i A ''''', '1, , ,,,,..- - n 4 .. 1 , ' I .'' : for examinations 'determine whethen they stay in school - , ijor military service. Her!, some of the students take the test in Columbia University's gymnasium In New York. , (Acme Telephoto.). WUE.DI7IO r Tel 113.C13 college stunts-V- 1 Of, tri thereon' , - drafted . , 1 evejohnr pealed and won. After the 1$ . days are up. said, Schwegmann whisky prices will be cut up to $1.10 a fifth and drugs up to 50 per cent ed - tirs:sLOGICAL', , . 11 a NI11 I ) - - - - ' , , -- WAfillINGT011' '(VP)--A; estimated 175.U.:3 college students ,strugzled Ilstettith e ' .sruczecir examination Sato.. rouglit's - three-hou- r. - day to determine whether they will be deferred from military service to continue their educe- , - .41 :earn :lee that the testi; Hagan said the mathemar tics makes much difference," Hart- problems were chiefly geometry mari II1d. .,The final &elates and arithmetic :dealing with area perizneters; and tractions. is up to tho dreft board anyway.' but no trigonometry. He gave It all depends on the - war one example: It you had a re. trends. If they need more men tangle tour feet by 12 feet, how h well go even if we bsve a per- many glass block' fect who." would you need to put around Dominick Coma,' 22,- Penn the outside edge to frame the music student from Ellwood. rectangle? Hagan didn't report pa., said, ,"I'm here because his answer. they told me to be hire." - ry cAttc:n r. ri,rintrrs ' ' ' station:- . two-inc- , 4 , It was' the largest mese quit - hi;toryi , The test was given at- more .s. Selective Service refused to Than 11-- 3 eenttrs lei every state. reveal the questions flaked the ' the E t rict 'of Columbia. students. It referred reporters Alaska, the Canal Zone. Rawati to a series of Ntypital questions Csatiatiod trona Tint 'tote .t and nett Rico., put out several months ago into Kong Kong and ' when the etiologic )esting pro. ins II CZ would difficulties , -t't - , . , Sixteen Thunderjets caught the . onsosPeetioll enemy zooming down through ' the clouds despite the nearby Jag- tops of central Korean . (reading from instruction sheet); "Grab your answer sheet with de- left hand and carefully tack Um report sheet tearing alOOS Perforated line,. This leaves about an inch of paper left. Drop this on the floor by your seat. Proctor - mountains. , The ant wave scattered flam-trar- y lag napalm; drums among the Zed troops while the successiire waves followed with deadly .30- I caliber machinetun fire. 4 REPIILSIl REDS Ground forces , on the West al central front repulsed an mated two Chinese battalions early Sunday morning' as Reds tried to ,fight their ,wey out of a trap northwest of chunchee...t... . , , me, Retie. made n. 'sharp at tack skortly after midnight and got within , small arms range of an American vonunand post before reinforcements theched the drive shortly' before' dawn. The entrapped Redtwere at- taebbte northward against U.N. forces which bad cut Att their esti-anc- - tot 70 'groin) 'was- annotmeed. Besides, bo exce!Tent Selective Service pointed out. T21011. xnt an Cr metre , their rate. - rtive rt.rice wij retommend thole making a drierrker,t boards grads cf 1t Ict Live Service usual!y S '...1"0" rerommentations, but under the cao dr.aft whom law the hz;.rds . they Ttrale,' 1:artmon, 13, ngineeat Tenn College. ring' O. rparently had Clele this 1. r'.rtd,as he entered a to take the multiclass roo-- 1 , : I F by sinking a Brit-shi- p , replied., British '.'-Colli- sir, not only ships but possibly Malian ships ' going into Dairen." Morse asked it this county sank Soviet ships at Dairen would not the Russians ntallrats le view of their "historic rrecords ot always Molt to War whet, their own territory is at- come and ti;oarently it tild pot want to, tip its ouizzing hand. But some students whe flipped through the testa were f not se reticent. easier. been could have ,It but it could have been rougher. too," said Gene Hagen, 20, LaSalle College (Philadelphia) jurdor sal& Ile said the examination was comprised of mathemattes problenul and nglish comprehension :questions all the mtdtiple choice and Some I anted tat"Yes , . fres Itrst rage Contained Realty Company, and is a former president of the Mortgage Bankers Association of Ameri- t4 hwa-Hwachon CL ' t 1, WEAT poiaof -"i 11 1 ma. , - Is.' Memorial Day -- lit !aite 1951 . , As Memorial Day approaches, the cemeteries in the numerous communities of the Intermountain West will be visited to pay tribute to some one greatly loved. THE ELIAS MOWS & SONS CO. is proud of fact that It has had opportunity to serve the Memorial, needs of these residents for 90 years. Today, it continues to stock and manufacture beautiful creations in enduring Granite. ' -- Afl "cross the oast central and eastern fronts the Allied spear-- Wire at year you may have cause to reflect whether the memorials are someone has been forgotten. It may completepram& monument has never been erected on your lot, this cision postponed to some future time. May we say that the erettion of, family monument is a decision that is best made when all family members have a voice in the matter. In fact it is something to be taken care of in advance of need. A beautiful remembrance to last forever. As you visit the Cemetery this - weigtanceaas..-..t1Leyerkthnad.stnal4- 7 ,,.. ng panic-stricke- needsa modest marker or an monumentwe can serve you efficiently. Whatever your memorial . imposing - I t antrot-ettremd- ' SHRINERS INTEMOUNTAIN I CC:7PLED . . .:p,m; $7 per tent; , - , ,IPRECIFITATION rneniPitatiori sinee May' la, 1,95 . tO DeParture since Iklmr 1 .. .1.,111.. ., rreclpit... .:on , 1 la, Oct. Der:rture 1:,ace , . ' At 8.23 - . - . ' , - '; I ' i." , .. ' : . - 7-- , .77 o oo $ . . . a.m.,. - , 10.03 '. - :.,- 103 , ' . soon , School will ': , S , . ' ' ' e.g....ILI 1 ', - T13IFLilAttit13 C.1-ARATIV- - , L, -- - 74--- All-21- -- - -- , g s , . gs erwind .', c t. . - - ',' - - CAC:NET town: - ' -- ' - , ti, ''', .. , 1100MCustons 'walnut, with tho la 'beck patters ' , . t , , it - !t , ,... '...,.....7.-- .., ,.,,,,,.1(rxii: - - . - Int .'. ' ,.. -- , - , - . ... 1,--4-- be , ,.., ., - 'out. Why' iiot enroll 1,3. . 0 .1t .. tA:t take C:ty Sundayl high 88, low 38. mean 73, normal IL child in i)ur'cic,,, ,; . your 1 ---A year ago: High 71, low. 57..A11-timhigh tot month el, ,.',; - cordon schools . We ,t Temperatures tor' the 24,1tour period ;.. tima low tor trionth ' ' , ''' and-rS.23 p.m. Saturday :. : .4: r: , err:, f inn Ii sh accOrdion ....' : , We. P111. , ea 1 , lkostoS. nue :, ' 44 It a , 11,1631. ... ,,, with les.five 64 ,,,,,44,, ..... ... ' Putt. ,...,,,.. mew," 0 private AI.,1.2..1. Oa, ." Chmitulk , Tr. ro,....00. 11 ,3$ 2. via., ..,...,..,,, p,..,..,1 so'ns for only 10.00. If you dedde to buy an ..... I. 11. ' ' Chita. 14 ...... U .aa Ile. to Imo he t SO Igisi einceaulati. IS .' 0 4011,.. Dett"4. m4h4oas is st Ye' , instrument later, 10.00 fee will be credited. Daiwa. Minn. . ," ," II 4.as , '7 72'7 r:1,4 Jubctio, 0930., "' 11 1,1 ' . C ... Nto if,413 &Nese 010 . 0.444 There's nothing complicated about the accor. , taft Veit, Nta99 .......3.0s. 11 , ' ... . ,. ' Loges. 13se otttitot 4 C611i . ea . , , it14411. 1St dion. It's easy to - learn and ffun in so "Many CAK04.6,4'?, Pm. . ... tt ORAL14 E,,....... 93 o st.14,wiliall 66 Waal, .,.,4 t,4,9.44 Nuttornottio. 116611 . 63 , 12 ' 34 '. . ' e., I 'ti von , 4 Nee Orifeee. Lip .ways to play. , ,0,s,00,$ A, ,41 1IlkI ' ovoorwre ' NO, Irfalt N. T. 03 13 ' Oven. 11)1ab 111 tee ' 31,0 14 , owititios City. owl. $4 Allieisoni given by Ed Ferlan, Salt Lake' ete 0146631' 3111 0..41ta. 11.1. . 11 14 1 at 41664 Phoutslt. Arta. 11 , , P190tql; eiveowei 113 eminent accordion tickber. Visit our store for 4,K, I 34 tortati 41 Porettits. laths ... St ' taus say ikon Parthuttl. Oros 42 ' OS Prows., tinik for It? month St ' SS more d eial - ' 6 p :It . r"t' $1'4 Pit grott of.toerspooves bre 11221226 a , b. , PI PI 7,7:7::rr!4,41 , ' ,,,,,, lkparentr,: craftsmen: ., , , , , ,. , , ,, ,71 0,.., OS doofnobyfisnAtedT 1 , HOSPITAL CHiLDZEN LAKE 1 Attention - . Sunset Sunday 7:43 pm..., ' MOON , ,,: , . Sun:',3y 1:03 a m. Moonset Smuts! 12 pjfit Sunrige Sunday 5:C2 - -- si. , .:, . , , szmd piloglineestysesvmeer - - 1 111:51IDITY , , I - ., - 1S - i -- , Ph 250 EAST SOUTH Timpul ; t, Co. ELIAS 1MORRIS & SONS : re-O- , an' . Ridgway said that. despite constant surveillance of Red airfields in Manchuria there are "no means of preventbsg the enemy from launching attacks from Manchurian Names if he elects to do so." In a broadcast over the U. N. radio network. Pearson refuted the week's crop of peace rumors ::4 - , es In Korea. M. 4 a lk Imo " - : 4- an to hour. lie Is a &reeler of numerous headstroefedring organizations, including t h e Utah First National Bank and tatke4." The Weld woo to fOrce!the the Paramount Fire Insurance to abandon theb - ,OITOSED Ws stactiAng of New York. Company (wavy precious , equipment or ( teptied that It cerMr. McCarthy has been pret.11- - retreet7r, kao it trying to break through ' definite pout. '111 L'Ashiu tainty flwas Army dent of the D&RGIV since 1947 UPS; nowerfui roadblocks., bility.", That, be said, is why and Lu. said VIC troops in ,cast to that was rrant caned the prior elispatches nova's true-fals- e blockade. hi opposedth eeeteal Korell met stiff to "ant varlet. qtke,,nrted examination...h."' ', Red retreat historic and des Collins told ienators probing sines 1935. Be is a former Third INISIMO and Judicial District cribed the Chinese and North attorney dismissal Maatrthur's the that , , ! Intraus ono. , Korean as tattle-retreatitroops ban on' sending G, 1:s to the judge and state senator. He tuut , enemy." and shocked:0 border area "bad been clearly served as a director of the , CAPTURE TRUCKS "bewildered." to the Pectin com- Mountain States Telephone and delimated" At the extreme west of the 4. one &Double officer express-kille- d Au-Pa-k .. i mander in a directive from the Telegraph' Omnpany since front there was little or ed fear that the rain and 101 1935. 27. of Chiefs Staff Joint , . Sept. - ' In addition.' be ls a director no . opposition. Americans , in clouds might give the Cum. OFFICIAL FOITCAST - . , said the border gereral ALT LAXE AND 'VICINITY-Pa- rtly cloudy Sunday and restrictions were deride(' upon of the First National Bank of this sector captured four two-- munists a chance to regroup and 'and-a-ha- lf ton trucks, two load- - quiet the panic in their ranks. thundershowers afternoon evenint few late ht- the hope of far ron,taY with thwarting any Denver and a former director two full of There were no estimates of rinvPatiY over wtountains. Not muctt Change In temperature. Chinese Communist contention of the Federal Resem Bank, ed with rice and ' ' ammtutition.4 03. AssociLow Denver the and the total Red casualties but ne to cross branch, North bad into that Iligh Sunday they Monday with scattered Koret to prevent an invasion ation of American Railroads. cloudy Sunday Mb Marine officer said Doris Item the front taid the ' afternr.on thunclerthowent. Continued Wenn with high Sunday of their territory. B. has been, president of the the Chinese, who had Previous- - death tolls dealt out by the U.N. L5 1,3 C5. 'Low Sunday 50 to 80. IS in triah's Dixie , '11 said the ,,"suggestion" National Western Stock Show ly preferred death to emptImmloimms hesvY. 13AI:0-Par- t1y cloudy. Sunday. Little change against Use 01 U S troops at the since 1941. and is a former Low ter Sunday 4,.night , 40. to 50, , high Sunday border was the result of member of the Board of Re- ) 13. 73 , with the State Depart- gents of the University of Utah. , CCLC2',..1.D0,--Fa- ir Sunday. Warmer In east portion undayIment but obeervee President McKay will receive BO 113 in 80 to south.. in north and E1 Sunday 7$ to was se. a Doctor of the 1 Letters think it largely Alegre, NLVADA-- Ftis Sunday and Monday - except, few Widely Um) of, you might soh.. the while Mr. McCarthy and Mr. scattered after:von thundershowers In higher, mountaini north- - whole political diplomatic Collins wiU be awarded 'Doctor ' ern part. Fspected temperatures north and central part eon- jfield. of Law degrees. tinuestwarm 1.1'.1,11 Sunday 82 to IL Low Sunday night 43I to 33. fair Sunday!Werrner Southeast, and . ' ' ' ' east to the dIvide. 11411 Sunday 70 to 80,,Few thunder showers. ' b ; Foreign Minister Lester B. Pearson declared Saturday night Red China must be 'blade to understand the ."101- 11011 of fighting Rusada's war bt Korea if the United Nations hopes. to negotiate peace. 'with Pelpthg UN Supreme 'Meanwhile, Commander Gen. Matthew R. Ridgway reported to the world that there are organization "continuing indications" that the Communists may unleash an air offensive against allied forc- rka.,,.041 Li lions triangle in 'central North Kares!' IltS3 Meadow, N. Ye imusactim (NS)--Clarasill- ri; tommtmica- , ity MERU 2 4'...,1 were turning themselves over to the Allied troops la increasing numbers., He said the U.N. troops were 4laking more prisoners now than ever before," The 38th parallel, the arbiborder between'North and South Korea, was breached' ht four 'Pots. north of Channel In the west on the "ad. leading tO Rwachon hi the center CC ilie peninsula, at the Soyang River bridgehead southwest of .1n,te the,leut Coast The task force which rammed into North Korea near Mango waS GB lbs road leading from the SeoUl ares to the ChorwonKtun- ' tads ! "biter-nation- - "Now place Selective Service cards in your pock- eta. Any questions?" ext (shoulins): t "S Which pocket?" COLLINS -- Harvard University Saturday where college students look the Selective &WYK'S military deferment exami- - ny Ceadaned trims rilift Al "second round" springr of-- - 11.11. ninga on Ho and alleged Russ feelers. said flatly that Russia will be guilty of instigating world war HOLLYWOOD (1113)--Yanif collective U. N. efforts Brice, beloved comedienne of fail to contain the conflict withthe stage. 'creels and radio; re- in Korea. mained in "extremely criticar condition Saturday, her third day of come following a brain A kt.lee.,.!;"; hemorrhage. vr one-ti59,year-o1- d Th toast of the Ziegfeld Follies 'tiOVNI3A 1111.). MICA16, was stricken in her Beverly Hills horns last Thursday. NttC011te She was placed in an oxygen tent as 10011 as she was brought to the Cedars of Lebanon Hospital. Hospital attendants said that Miss Brice was in a critical state from the time she was admitted and her condition had remained unchanged from hour CENTRE-4001- where the Reds- made their fensive last week More 'and Mort Reds were. surrendering to the U. N. forces in their northward as small groups push of Chinese and North Koreans were hacked off into pockets by the racing Allied spearheads. Despite rain and low clouds the Fifth Air force clahned more than 1000 Reds killed or wounded in a single bombardment of 10,000 Communists attempting to withdraw in the Inje area Saturday afternoon. Conversational (UP) change in a classroom at ric E:cemption,.,E)camination... : 1 TO ASK: DID HE PASS? cAstsniDGE, Masa ex- ogrl .q:ki...,,.!.,q;.(e.:.:.,p:-...r19..u- fil4P I . rIlemains'Criticar , 1:011G11, TOUGH. AND RIIGGEDOUIZ - trAil) Pecce Hopzs Fanny Brice KOREAK WAR - .4111lis:1;911 1 . DeOTTAWA (UP) fense Minister Brooke Claxton said Saturday that in event of a war with Russia, enemy planes probably would strike at North Ammica from the northeast rather than across the North FOIL He said the most logical route for planes carrying atomic bombe to drop on North American industrial targets would be by way of Spitzbergett. SPeaking at the annual convention of - the Royal Canadian Air Torte Association, the defense minister said Canada lay astrido the two main air routes Russia would take in event of war. They were the Spitsbergen route and the Aleutian Wands-AI-M Highway routes he said. 124;w Schwegmann Jr., president of a New Orleans supermarket. said he is legally bound to bold to his fair trade prices until 13 days after the Supreme Com& decision. This would be . June 3. ATRIUM AND WW1 Schwegmann'e store refuied to sign a fair trade agreement and when a distillery won a decision that said its liquor couldn't be sold cheaper than NICKEL A BAK In Oklahoma City one soap sold for a nickel a bar hall the former price, and fishing rods were cut from $21.30 to $15. Tut price cuts followed the court's Monday decision, which nullified certain fair trade agreements between manufacturers and retailers that put a floor under prices of many Items, including drugs and sporting Items. The lower prices were posted in only a few communities. But merchants in many others said they expected price cuts soon. .,t,.wam.,-.- .sr DAY - blades, bald back on mark downs, New Orleans shoppers would at Manner's find bargains Jewelry Store, however. with at watch bands. fair-trad$12.30, priced at $8.23, and watches. priced formerly at $33, priced at $22. Albuquerque, Druggist Jay B. Srnotkin, who didn't wait for anybody and began marking down prices the day the dedsion was handed down, said there was no telling how low The firm that started It all the prices would go. ' r et razor I full-sca- le it ,. 4 (1116)--0Z-tb- a- (. 1 , LANES A-BO- rds andasP2r: were cut in some communities Saturday because of the U. S. Supreme Court's "fair trade" dechilon. Prug stores in Albuquerque, 11.11, aged a price war with cleansing tissue reduced front to nine cents 'a box. one patent medicine from $1.11 ton cents and one brand of aspirin marked down from the price other dealers had Mt to 35 cents. agreed upon, Schwegrnalus ap- 0 , , , i , , . CHICAGO counter prices whisky, fishing .41 , 4 ' I, ' t I .1 .. , ' 1' , , i i ' o 4 i t AM - i 4 ,, ' ts I. , 4 , , ....A -i ,., - 1 .i , , . , On Ho46:6;6.;d4e !J4t 1 I Y Of PICTURE , , . Pk , , z .. , , , . , , , is - -- ' TO SO 56,141118 11;11104a .., - ' - . , . , - 7 . . - - .411 ,. , , . . 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