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Show Wins Appointment 16, 1964 NEWS, Monday, November DESERET WASHINGTON Drought JHlolds Gri p On U S. - Forest f CHICAGO (AP) fires continued to ravish woodlands in the desperately dry eastern half of the .nation Mon- -i . day, addin gto the already stag- gering cost of the record-shatteing autumn drought-1 ' Ralnrall dampened portions of the Midwest Sunday, but the ' light downfall wasnt enough to r- 1 DESERET NEWS Mil IIU UM C1T( It Richards Editorial OfflcM, Advartlslna and Circulation 1X3 S. .Main St .. Published Establish ad Juna IS, 1150 each evening Entered at the Salt Lake City Post Ottlce as second class matter according to Act of Congress, March 3, XI i v 1879 Tne beseret Newt Publishing Company assumes no responsibility tot manuscripts Photographs and photographs contributed and articles may be reprinted only with written permission given In advance. CARRIER DELIVERY RATES I JO One month (dally only) Six months (dally only) paid In J - $9 00 advance One year (dally only) paid In t . a. advanc- e- I1IOO make up for weeks and months of no rain. renewed their Communities effort to gam federal emergency relief funds, farmers hauled water to livestock, city officials planned alternate water Supplies and farmers watched their winter crop wilt;. J But in the Northwest, snow was piled 'three feet deep In spots and temperatures plummeted below zero. , S s -- - t PRICES & PfcOFltS EXORBITANT? SIN ATI Report No. 3216. OF HEARINO AIDS.' m$mm high grtfH margin! . high grlcg Np guidg to U.S 'TRICK 1 hearing aid geelltyer service. Why Tkrow Money Away Paying Out Huge Profits? Don't mglact hoorlng Ion. Vl.lt hang ui fgr yovi) hasting aid $75.00 to $150.00 Daly n and bg fitted with thg bait hgaring aid. by SAMUEl S. TAYLOR (thg hard-o- f hgargr'l friend), th. only hgaring aid dealer to testify at thg US SENATE (KEFAUVER) Inve.tigation of hgaring old pricg. In Wyoming, light snQW continued to , fall and highways were reported sliek.and danger- (Photo by Wall by ous.- , : - th vyinds T snow stalled traffic, A Continued from First Page near Broadus, Mont. h ods aU nifht Unloaded semi-trucwas on Page story mile overturned about ' Snow piled up to a foot deep north of oir U.S. 91 at Bryce Canyon and Coalville when a Farmington of wind picked it gust Inch15 and Roosevelt reported and dumped 4t on its side. es on the ground. Cedar City' up Driver Carl Lance, Twin Falls, on the ground had five inches - Idaho, said he was Traveling and Delta two inches. south to Salt Lake City. He was Patrol Utah Highway ,The -- & not hurt.- k B-l- .) Giant Prtizsr b. 1 03-- 1 4 Rgfrlgprator Fro.)-Frg- g Sgcilon I Twin yf Porcelain Criipers Door Shelf Storage Space (Limited Number) ONLY 199!, NEW FLOOR MODEL APPLIA1 WESTINGHOUSE 13 Co. Pt. Weifinghouae Refrigerator Aute.Waiher 30-in- 1ft Co. Pt. liectric Range 129 Tnfela i 129s, pright Preeier bbl i 141?, pGratbit ALL APPLIANCE CO. 122 East 3rd South r Now stall wrilwphotogrgphw.) one-ha- lf -- &Sc-- 40 ported heavy- - snow-oi- v A also blew"" off a east and Darnels Canyon and truck camper north of Farmington on d the Strawberry areax.were U.S. 89, and several other small and .slick, trucks and campers were overThe stornfiwas fairly general turned- between-Ggd- en snd Salt from Provg Southward by Mon- Lake to the Qty, according day morning. Snow was expect- Davis "County sheriffs office. . ed to begin falling In the north School was held in most Davis iday afternoon and continue Tuesday. Amounts will be heavy In the mountains and drifting and blowing is predicted. In Weber County schools were closed because of power failures and broken windows. Several homes were evacuated in the northeast section of Ogden also because of no heat and broken snow-packe- rr TAYLOR 235 S. Main Rc-styleJI- I iW&'fcS er Old DIAMOND rfor CHRISTMAS! Power hM County elsewhere. utility crews were out mg in earlier storms were also repairing the damage. NEW WESTINGHOUSE 13 REFRIGERATORS fry pvingood, DmnI Falling billboard causes heavy damage to at least five cars oh the Ray Citte Used CarTofTn Ogden T of Uptown Motel in Ogden is toppled by billboard blown down which howled out of ,northern ytah causing extensive damage. ini front Wind PilesUpDamages Montanas It Saturday only by mall, tlx months, one year, S3 50 (available only In areas without carrier service). All mall subscriptions are payable In advance it AND SAVE Officials closed U.S. 160 over Wolf Creek Pass in southwestern Colorado and Independence Pass in the central portion as snow piled up three feet, deep. Ten inches of snow fell m Aspen. One month (dally and Sunday) $2X5 Six months (dally and Sunday) 113 50 The temperature 'dropped to paid In advance One year (daily and Sunday) paid 127 00 25 below zero In West YellowIn advance MAIL DELIVERY RATES traditional stone, Mall daily with carrier service on Sun- was 4 below in Butte. day or mall dally It Sunday one month, icebox. $2 00. Alik HEARING ' v (UPP-Will- iam Hitz, former assistant UJS. at, torney in the District of Columbia, was named Sunday as general counsel of the House ComActivimittee on ties. He succeeds the late Frank S. Tavenner Jr. ' schools except for a few East). Some of the metal piled up againstthehouse, out ultilites. Some 4 by 4s were nmen were kept busy during lhe throw- clear across Lincoln -- Street, hours posslbiy50 yards;early morning checking downed power lines, especially At 2571 Sageway a car was on the east bench, buried by a bFick gacage-felow- n -- A small house trailer parked over by the wind, and the roof in a vacant lot at 2020 Scenic caved hr on another garage at Dr. (2745 East) was blown 20 the home of R. L. Austin, -- 1978 feet and overturned on its side Wyoming St., and a huge sign at on top rif a bulldozer tractor theKarl Blomquist Service, 1600 S. Foothill Dr .7 was parked on the same It. The trailer belongs to the John A. blown the steel girder supSchaar family at 2025 Scenic Dr. porting; ft was "bent almost dou-- ' Several garages were dam- ble. Discover thg hidden brilliance and beauty in your cicmond. A - fa.hioned guperbly setting will mate the -- gem loctTarger Find the lier vynjMfIgC-,l- BUT lov- - gtyle wide selection; Sta-tion- 'T Wf)trA vatlable- - dm Motorists Monday were warned aged. Rig; sheets of metal were ripped from a four-ca- r garage of hazardous driving conditions at the home of Mrs. Margaret from the winds and the spreadHoward, 1389 Lincoln St. (945 ing snowstorm. 1 57 So. Main, EL 92 windows. In Davis County damage was extensive in Centerville, Farmington and Bountiful, consisting mostly of broken windows, downed trees and blanches and power failure. Power was out for five hours In Clearfield and; for horter peri Ok at m TAILORS PULLMAN WHOLESALE -- BUY DIRECT FROMTHE PULLMAN FACTORY AND CUT THE COST OF RETAIL OVERHEAD o RCA Whirlpools even tempered heat provides safe uniform drying 7 -- Pullman Wholesale Tailors buy thousands of yards of fabrics at a time, direct from- - the finest woolen mills . at big savingsl In Salt Lake throughout the world sell direct from they thefactory showroom to you, and all middlemen. entirely cutting out the retail-store By buying from Pullman's "DIRECT FROM THE MAKER," clothing valuksjor y6ur money, you receive 100 because all the money saved Is passkd on to you In lower prices. It's really true that there fKjio sale like wholesale! O 2 CYCLES o WASH 'N WEAR TAILOR-MAD- E CYCLE M- M it I w ipy Uk 0 3TEMPERATURE SELECTIONS H w BOTH FOR ONLY; OR A SUITAND TOPCOAT 1 BOTH FORT PRICE 4 OifA r PEOPLE MAY SHARE ONE ORDER NOW ONLY 2? Model lMI 350 The storiiiy weathers here '. 7. 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