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Show MWty.W uujwwtWM w f "y jsyyfwwefill OESERET NEWS AND TELEGRAM, Farm Bureau I Installing Safety Sign? Members of the '419th Transportation Co. will leave Utah Sunday for two weeks of acNASA, Europe Group tive duty training at the Beaver Army Terminal, Clataskanie, To Launch Satellites Ore. the training they will The During WASHINGTON (UPI) National Aeronautics and Space learn skills in operation of a beach head and loading and unvessels. loading ocean-goinThe company,, headquartered at Ft. Douglas, was activated two years ago. n. stop signs and membership iden- 50th wedding anniversary at an tification signs this week at open house Monday, from 7 to 10 pm. at the Memorial House, highway .entrances,' driveways -tGrove. Memory and j access , lanes hroughout Mr. and Mrs. Parrish were v ', the state, both born and reared in Utah. 600 of Before with Were starting moving to SaMJLako City these signsJgnd will add more in 1951, they had lived, to Park one is City fty 2) years. later in the yekr-ont- iL are the parents "Six installed for each of our mem? children, five of whom are livbers with a hazardous driveway ing: Mrs. K..W- - (Leah) Benon farms ojr ranches, said A. jamin, Millbrae, Calif.; Mrs. J. V. Smoot,; Corrine, Utah Farm L. (Wanda) Lowe, San, Jose, ! Calif.; Mrs. G, Li (Mary Alice) Bureau president-- " H. Mr. Smoot said the Farm Bu Payne, Tucson, Ariz.; Mrs. A. (L o r e n e) Bircumshaw, and to reau and. its member-owneThomas J., both of Salt Lake surhnce services had Joined City. They have 22 grandchildren forces to launch this effort to reduce accidents caused by fail' ure to stop before entering a -- . a . . for (ESP.Q) ganization launching of, space satellites. Under the agreement, announced Tuesday, : the two organizations will launch two satellites ESRQ 1 and ESRO 2 in 1967 to study the effect of charged particles of the high polar atmosphere and to measure solar and cosmic radi- ation. !' : - Pet-of-t- V CLEARANCE EM UP with Listen . 0QGSB i i '' ; 7 77:7;:. 4 77:& ixv. x ' - :v. vf iMi.li i uwCTJipmt.u wts w tu jejwiM 'it. V t,' ii ? 'sr SI. Stopover J All 77: y .4 . $136 BUTTER s Accident statistics, said Mr. Smoot, point but that this fail-luris one of the greatest causes of highway .fatalities. , The side o( the sign facing the highway has the Farm. Bureau emblem featuring t h e American Eagle, a blue and white shield and the w o rd s, i r Farm Bureau Member. The stop signs, onthe reverse side, althouglv slightly smaller, are similar to the standard stop signs installed by the state and county highway 'departments. , Enameled in a brilliant red with- - white lettering,' the signs are mounted on steel postsZI JRameses,' a great Dane is the featured L animal this week in the Deseret News regular Week feature. This animal; is wonderfully gentle with children and. would make a toe pet, according to H. D. f Baak, -- manager of the Utah Branch oftheUnited States Humane Society, located at 4613 S. 4000 West This great Dane can be adopted from the animal shelter for $7.50, the usual charge-f&- r male dogs. "3 , will leave "fra ' DANE 'FINE PET' party J33 Jiv. 1 An advance - hijway. CHlLDREN-GRE- AT g - Administration (NASA) has reached an agreement with the European Space Research Or- --T Friday to prepare facilities fee the main company. Ulahns To Open Training ME. AND MBS. C. ML PAEEISH and nine The couple requests no gifts, Utah State Farm Bureau be- Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Parrish, gan installation of combination 24604th East, will celebrate their GENTLE WITH Wednesday, July 22,. 1944 4 4Tires Slashed '?, ;Ji f v ' '' V' Tourist Tells Police A tourist from California told said, the attendant showed her Tuesday someone appar-- ; what appeared to be knife cuts the tires on two other tires. , ently cut all four : on her auto. : Mrs. Hart told police she the attendant may have thought 1 Ellen Mrs; Hart, Alameda, so she took her, car ' told officers she noticed one of cut the tires to another station where the her tires was low Tuesday and there showed her knife - police tf to San Francisco? ;r i n cuts, left the car at a service said oil alL Jour Jtires-Shto have the tire repaired. it cost ' $136 to replace the four ' i J When she returned, Mrs. Hart tires. She told officers the tires may have been cut while her auto Solons Okay Funds was parked at 325 N. 2nd West t . I For Gl Monday .night i Dependents J . ; sta-jHo- 42 j for-Panama $70,000 for Cyprus. . Tan ?.. ?, IT- - ; Appliance Repairing - 'f f'-V- r ' . S' ' , , v 4; Reg.lSOc, 75c, .S9c f '' V'" V " ' V'S 7',; '7 v ;y V 'Y ' 7 i - . ' s ; '' : ' 1 " ' , 'K'' t 4;' IT vv t i ' $' .'; '';?' i. 4 t C '.i ' 'i ; .? Vs T 4, ; t '"'J ? ' "4 " J S -- t ,." ;fcr of - Call 'r ,, NOW Otrffrantd most other brandy Vis-- COLEUS Sick? with ' "''J'", Refrigerator compensate military dependents for expenses connected their departure from "Panama and Cyprus to disturbances last winter. measure, which now goes to the Senate, wbuld pay ; expenses of up to 516 a day for " adults and $8 a day for - children for a maximum of 60 7 days." 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