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Show ' There 50 v By PAUL SWENSON Deseret News Staff Writer .'JEtUVOOK ty IfX . . .. Fifteen hands went s only learmng'to knit." ' '40 4 .1 COf up. ' I yMt How many of you purveyed for the Salvation doughnuts Army?" This time the woman audience responded. in the Thursday, z. April 6, 1967 Mr. Johnson also said some women put notes in the sOcks they knitted, thus starting a B1 Mevy 'ECodlimeys' friendly correspondence. Only one man at Thursday's celebration admitted he had received a note in a sock but he would not say if he ever met the note writer after the war. At Mr. Johnson told the veterans of the characteristics of World War I included : It was fought with the utmost disregard for human life. were often on a Casualties wholesale basis with several thousand dead in each attack. It was the 50th anniversary Thursday of America's entrance into World War I, and for Utah veterans all the hate, death and bitterness were forgotten and .v only nostalgia remained. The spirit of the U.S. Forces or the elan of the Corps was ,r, counted on to overcome lery tire and sometimes whelming odds. 4 VETS. WIVES By STEVE HALE Deseret News Medical Writer artilover- The Veterans Administration Hospital at Salt Lake City will soon have eight artificial kidneys" for use in a program that can It was an improvised war. keep basis. approximately 40 to 50 persons alive on a long-terYou made it up"" as you went such Without help the patients would die. along," Mr. Johnson said H. Allan Dr. The veterans examined at Bloomer, assistant chief of staff at the Veterans tD Barracks 1479, World War I Veterans, gathered in a golden with anniversary celebration their wives at the Senior Citizens Center, h East. .7 About 40 veterans and wives attended the event. Some of the IMPROVISED WAR' m - 237-10t- table full of. World War I weap-- , ons uniforms and souvenirs including old artillery shells and ' doughboy helmets. men wore World War I khaki uniforms. How many of you found knots in your socks during the war? asked Wesley Johnson, Barracks Bulletin editor. Sometimes they had knots in SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH that some How many of you served in France, Germany, the Argonne Forest, Verdun, m Belgium? There were two kinds of socks during the war," Mr. Johnson explained. Some were machine made but the others were softer and fluffier socks knitted by our women at home. I them because our women were How many of you rode the boxcars in France marked men or eight horses'?" deseret news Years Ago, Administration Hospital, aid Thursday & ward on! of the ho- the second main building will pitals be remodeled for the artif- : Alvin Butler, former Barracks also- spoke to the icial kidney unit. group. After the meeting a It should be completed In luncheon was held and the vetsix months, he said. about erans reminisced with their forThe Veterans Administration mer buddies." in Washington Hartman, Barracks Thursday the remodeling would Ralph commander, was master of cer- cost about $84,000. Dr. Bloomer said more than emonies for the celebration. $100,000 has been allocated for See "Five Davs to War," equipment, page Significance of the artificial kidney unit is explained this commander, - announced The jackets are snug, but the memories remain. World War veterans J. Waldo Parry, left. Mason Tucker, Ralph Hartman attend veterans reunion. I way: iarrapteti Considers New Appointees OUR MAM About 45,000 persons a year die of terminal kidney disease. That's about the same number who die in automobile acci- dents. CLEAN WASTES But an estimated three ot every four persons who die of kidney ailments can be kept t.live, happy and in condition to use hold jobs through long-teronce of the governor can bei tailed so that they can study of artificial kidneys. seen Thursday at 9 pm. on the proposed appointees. The machines do the work of The governor said he hopes leal kUED, Channel 7. they dean kidneys Gov. Calvin L. Rampton saidj q0V- - Rampton said he ol.in:! the Utah congressional wastes from human blood. make )0 can a special session of thltion will back national would he A person with kidney disease There is an unofficial group in town called the to three new stale state Senate in to con- - ment status for Antelope Island, can be sustained with k volunteers for fog, smog and litter control In fact, commissions within the next 10 ?ider appointments he must but said Sen. Wallace F. Ben-- , blood cleansings by the It. Col. Al Deming, left, discusses plans for filming has expressed machines. the group is so unofficial they dont even rate capital days to three weens. make to other agencies set up nett, some reservations. Devil's Brigade" with producer David L. Wolper. In a televised report to the by the Legislature in its reor- letters when mentioned in the press. "Basically, this will be an ou he said the He the termed forthcoming Bloomer state, governor ganization programs. patient program, Dr. Of course this isnt noticeable when the group ; would name the The' Legislature approv ed Western Governor's Conference said Air Conservation Commission, reorganization of some iwo dozen in June as a work session j gets publicity on the air. TWICE A WEEK state agencies inio three major lend said he expected very tew This means the patients will The fog and smog section is the main organizaq1)V trol Commission and members departments Health and Wei- - political repercussions. live at home, and visit the hosof of of two one board be will administrative the tion and the litter section is the womens auxiliary. only fare Natural Resources and Rampton on the mix-rthe Peace Officers Training' state Development. tic governors at basis for dialysis, the medical But unofficial before Academy, Gov. Rampton said he would term for artificial kidney treaf- some good ideas. Gov. Rampton said he was Legislation passed by the 1967 submit the names of possible The new ward will consist legislature setting up these nominees to Senate leaders late pleased with the Liquor Com- - of eight 1;,,., scientist have who from Denver heard a They boards will become effective in May and send the entire list mission reorganization passed Wards an ofice and laboratory. can or so he claims which the 9. keep our valley free from to members of the Senate shor:- by May Legislature, Frank E. Moss, air pollution, control the weather rain or snow See RAMPTON on Page The televised press confer- - ly before .the .special session is Their first cast member arrives ba)d By HOWARD PEARSON when we want But the tab would run about a saw-bue- k .. m the city Friday. Dr Bloomer estimated that Dvttrtf Ntw Eftttrtftiftmenf EOttor a head. only about 200 persons in the, move over. Salt Four major stars arrive over United States are receiving Hollywood, the weekend and shooting on the stealin It niay be worth it, if we could be sure we artificial kidney, J long-termovie begins. There will be no er treatment. werent getting a snow job. p for 12 n in production t0P direP Producer The program can be a valua- cts ally to another kind of treat- - tor )ave spt UP headquarters in weeks. Hundreds of Utahns are Beehive states capital city expected to find jobs as extras e ment for these patients The Redwood Elementary and progthey 11 be joined this week- - as the picture-makin- g ney transplantation. School near 2650 S. Redresses. successful-ienby five major stars, be a can If kidney committhe had a but smog They cheaper offer, e Next week theyll start wood Rd. finally is to have ly transplanted into a person AWARD WINNER tee wouldnt cough up the money too impractical. on million the $4.5 own have failed, then to a overpass pedestrian David L. Wolper, who looks 10 By DOUGLAS CHRISTENSEN 'urn eggs dropped from 46 cents Devils Brigade. alvsis is no longer necessary. P c t u r e, The fellow wanted to drill a big tunnel through to 37 cents and small eggs fell safeguard pupils crossing younger than the 39 years years But Writer the transplantation proceDeseret News Staff the highway. our beautiful Wasatch Mountains and put a big fan he is the producer. from 36 to 30 cents a dozen. claims, dure often takes a lot of time. Known as Mr. Documentary" Utah's grocery price war con- This has been because of a on the other end suck all the smog up into Summit Bids will be advertised Before the can go intoj patient " " tinued to bring happiness to the flooded egg market, reported in television circles, he has won Count the "operating room, the sur--j Saturday by the State Highconsumer this week and still Dave Garside of Olson Bros, in more than 100 awards, including confor to must have a way Department geons kidney The scale model got rid of all the smog, but It lower prices may be- - in the Draper. eight Emmys in television and struction of the $45,000 elev- transplant, nd the recipient offing. Brokers also sucked up all the little model Volkswagens. George Foster Peabody agree that some ated walkway. The bids will should be in the best phys'eal Cityr Regional 1, 8 the Prices on the east and west items have Award. in price be opened April 25 and will Comics condition 5 dropped 4, possible. coasts took a dive again this So they came up with tentative ideas of their but the havent af- specify completion within 80 The artificial kidney program Obituaries 8, 9 week. Wholesale prices dipped recently, "Devils Brigade, a story of own for you: fected the total price of gro9 would give the patient both tinjf Weather Map working days. 6.3 per cent lower than a year World War II, is his first venceries and physical substantially. Action Ads ture into the feature movie Do not breathe too deeply when there is a smog. ago and are now the lowest in Tuna fish , is in great supply 15 months. field. But he has such a reputaInhale facing the mountains and exhale toward beCalifornia market the on Salt' Lake food brokers reporttion for quality in film making Ogden or Provo. ed Thursday that New York and cause tuna production in Hawaii that he was able to gain finan- American has Samoa and a gone lead often Los very cial If possible, wear a surgical mask. (A surgical trendAngeles 60 backing where other movin cent from per February in the food business, but up iemakers would have trouble. mask is one of those masks the doctor uses in the wholesale prices here remain 1966. A report from New York stat- STARS SIGNED operating room. This ia so that if the operation is not steady. . in led that shipments of straw-pric- e has item One that You dropped the doctor.) successful, you cant recognize He signed Andrew McLaglen in the Mountain West, berries, cauliflower and aspara should especially wear the mask if standing on a coras director and William Holden, is eggs. Lastgus from California and sweet November since Vincent Edwards, Dana Anner where the bus stops. But dont walk into a bank November Large AA eggs sold, corn, tomatoes, peppers and dt-a- t Gretchen Wyler and Cliff drews, With one on. a Mmi-l52 cents a for fruits from wholesale Texas and rus .fn Maa, 4 ta Hn prMnt Mai A.V.W., Salt Lake City. bankruptcy? Robertson for leading roles in a ttnwak Friday ar Wrtta Da-- Maa, In IU7. from - Florida are dozen. As of Wednesday they grapefruit at aararal Manat aril aat yrefanaca. ary, alt You bet. The Community Consumer Credit his movie. The first four stars See FOOD onPage B--8 were priced at 40 cents. Medi- awaitiain caaaaI ka aasararad ar ackaawladtad. Counseling Service at 204 W. 4th South, Phone will arrive in Salt Lake Sunday when production on the film There is a real rough double track railroad, begins. Mr. McLagleji arrived sneezes If someone in your face, sneeze back crossing at 5400 South between Kearns and 8400 Wednesday. Mr. Robertson will to neutralize the germs. A feather can be used to inWest.' We In s carpool nt Hercules have to traChamber Addresses start work Tuesday. verse this thing twice n day, ad well as hundreds due a sneeze. It can be carried in the What is the address ot the Chamber of Comof other ear pool people. Can you help get it Mr. Wolper has signed Dickie merce in Los Angeles and hi San Francisco? Remember that polluted air Is with us night smoothed oat? Dawson of Hogans Heroes, K.W.M., Salt Lake City. r Mrs. L.G.S., Salt Lake City. . Andrew Prine and Norm Alder and day oven longer So never go downtown, go The public. relations division of Kennecott for featured roles. The Utah Naj uptown. The cleaner is there. smog Man investigated Chambers of commerce being what they are, Corp., at the request of Do-tional Guard will furnish most to it But as to whether this was in S.L. County or Kenne- no address is necessary reach them. Never lie down in back of a bus, nor in front of the extras, but applications cott jurisdiction. But no matter, Kennecott as- would be appreciated by the PO, perhaps if taken at headquarters either for that inatter. , The outcome of the three voted 86 to reject and 107 to sured Do-I- t Man the crossing would be fixed youd write: Los Angeles .Chamber of Com- are being the of for other parts. company Local 57, representing right away. day-bi- d . strike by plumbers and accept; If you see a cloud billowing up like a mushmerce, 404 S. Bixel St., Los Angeles, Calif. Well reach a 21 peak of 600 in Utah' and three and Utah in outlying of San Chamber 900054. Francisco Greater And room, it is so poisonous they should call it a toadthe cast, Mr. Wolper said, 67 to voted counties, Wyoming depended Thursday Wyoming Commerce, 420 Montgomery St., Saq Francisco, call your Civil Defense block warden! stool Rocks; in Faucets "but generally well have beCalif. 94104. upon a decision by the State reject and 7 to accept; Local tween 200 and 400 working at n 72 voted And above all, never stop breathing. to combireiect a 348, Ogden, Association, Plumbers I continually get clean small, white rocks out 4CG, Local 23 and . and to accept, time.,v s, nation board of four striking of faucets recently. What is wrong? P.E., 4 Special Inspection The auxiliary is passing out little canisters to qnion locals.' Provo, voted 27 to reject and 33 sVlt" Lke Ctty" We chose Salt Lake City Tbe- Hnt pickers. The lint pickers are asked to drop the .Thd locals split Wednesday to accept. , Why 1 County Water, Inc., digging a trench cause we are filming the picture Bnt into the can Instead of littering the ground. Mr. Pyper said that due to the without proper shoring along Dei Verdi Ave. with the cooperation of the Deevening in a vote on a comprov ' a It s Two locals pllt the final decision would be recrystalizataon of calcium when water is heated (34004m Eut J400 East)? They arent tamp-- fense Department and the Army mise package. wage ; When the caii is full,- they return it to a member voted to accept the offer, but banded down Thursday by the too hot. Only one way to tell for sure and that is M.W. Salt Lake City. suggested the Utah National dlrt properly. for it to be checked by an engineer of the Salt of the auxiliary.- state association, i . two voted to reject it. Guard as one of the best guard The proposal offered by the Lake City Dept, of Water Supply and Water business manPrompted by your observation, Ross Egbert, units in' the country. ' . Jack H. Pyper. When they get enough cans back they are going , Cool- Works. And he will be out your way soon, after an inspector for the S.L. County Highway Dept., ager for Local 57 of the Plumb- Utah Plumbing, Heating k to make a quilt out of the lint. Not Do-Ibut we have from this only that, . , t Man. and who checks project, incidentally, every ers and Pipefitters Union, ing Contractors Association ap call .. They are going to raffle the quilt off to raise we what ' Just if want in there the make a and would will and the inspection as special nnounced. .the way ci give day, s plumbers voting "DO you know anybody" Out can kelpsbmoneiS background wkhln- - a' be corrected. ' enough moneytoxend the p-oupresident'to Los pipefitters 7 MAN. on Page R-See DO-ISee BOLLYWOOD on Page B- -l Local 19, Salt Lake .City, wage increase over two yean. in financial trouble and doesnt want to take outj Angeles out of the smog! A Foggy Notion delega-Thursda- mid-Jun- y e twice-a-wee- nine-memb- S.L Going ' thW mid-Ma- Hollywood! B-- S - it Grocery Prices Continue Slide The Vacuum -- School To Get let-u- Safety Overpass kid-,th- d ' well-bein- g. -- 1 7 Kennecott Calms Rough Crossing Da-- It Quaa-tiar- It . More Advice hat Voting Split - By Plumbers ' pipefitters r.. It , - ' . - few-min- ar75-cent-an-hoi- ir T 4 1 0k -- - s: It --I V r -J 4' .a $ |
