Show IV J3j'AfilV L 'tTjrs ’CZftwT y - "' i-' - - ' ?rw'‘ ’ ' S WJt-rT-’-- '?' f’rfjr A 'tj tarr- T'utrSi'Giia '??&£? gcsar -CHcbf - k1 i “ (f Ua On Oct M rs Boyson rKixjnzjrX'ti Special to The Tribune TOOELE — James A Pau-lo- s was designated a candi- Lake City Funeral At-fti- will be conducted Tuesday at 11 am at Berg Mortuary Friends may call at the mortuary Monday from to 8 pm and Tuesday prior to services Burial will be in Provo City Cemetery date for Tooele city mayor at the city Republican convention Friday night in the City liall court room Jack Clarke and Claude were named candidates councilmen Mrs for Nona Shibley was elected Tooele city chairman succeeding Mark Lindberg and Mrs Ethel Shields was elected vice chairman and secre- n four-yea- r 1 BREEDERS Championship FFA judging teams of Spanish Fork going to Kansas City consist of left front: Lee IlenUne Michael Coombs Paul I Larry Peterson bark Terry Morrill adviser John Greer Kent Killian Wayne Nllson Paul McQuivey L B Winter adviser Wood Orem Citizens Party Names Ticket at Record Session MR ROBERTS Provo City Special to The Trlbun Court bailiff died Friday at OREM — The Citizens Party of 9:40 pm In a Provo hospital He was born Oct 22 1890 at Orem Saturday had nominated Provo son of Adelbert and Luzcll Robbins 389 S 350 East Martha York Roberts He attary for and Winston Crawmayor Tooele Democrats will name tended Brigham Young Univer533 E 700 South and Earl ford candidates Wednesday sity Surviving are three sisters Wengreen 465 E 1864 South Mrs Daphine Loveless Orem councilmen after a convention Mrs Ruby Stevens Huntington attended BYU Queen? by a record throng of Park Calif and Mrs Lydia 140 persons approximately Fernandez Honolulu TH According to Albert 1C lied-quls- t Funeral will be conducted who was retained as party Tuesday at 2 pm at Berg the increased attendsecretary call Friends at may Mortuary ance caused a last minute move the mortuary Monday from 6 to 8 pm and Tuesday prior to from the city hall to the fire services Burial will be in Provo station and was indicative of a Special to The Tribune desire for a change and better PROVO — Six finalists for City Cemetery management on the part of city homecoming queen at Brigham government of sidewalks sewers and other city projects Young University will begin campaigning for student votes MR ROBBINS who has been Monday farmer a in Orem for years and to “Out of over reign Seeking is now bishop of the Sixteenth This World" theme of the week-lon- g Ward Church of Jesus Christ event are Janet Beck of Latter-da- y Saints was nomiProvo Lena Davis Hoolehana nated ahead of Mayor LeGrande Molokai TH Diane Stevenson Jarman Jarman received only Minneapolis Minn Vied Dur-ran- t American Fork and OGDEN UP)— A young Utah one vote from the floor at the Georgeanna Ward Twin Falls woman suffering from a severe corivention Mr Crawford and Mr Wen- heart Infection has received a Idaho The student body will cast total dosage of 5860000000 votev for the queen Tuesday units of penicillin Her physician reported Saturand Wednesday 6 Candidates Hit Stretch 6 Billion Units Of Penicillin Go Into Utalm FFA Contest Lures Utah green displace Parlell Peterson and Western Kofford on the party’s ticket which will seek Special to The Tribune election at the Nov 5 city elecSPANISH FORK — Spanish tions Dee "Pyne 533 N 800 East Fork High School will send two was named chairman of the par- championship judging teams to ty and Mrs Albert D Clark Kansas City Monday 308 E 400 North vice chairman The teams won the right to JIB CRAWFORD has lived in represent Utah in the national Orem for approximately ‘eight contest-bwinning high honyears and is supervisor of the ors in state judging training division at Geneva The school’s FFA chapter Works Columbia Division of has sent five judging teams to United States Steel Corp Kansas City In the past three Mr Wengreen is business years at the of Brigmanager library ham Young University Representing Utah in poultry The Citizen Party’s opposi- judging will be Lee Henline tion the People’s Party will Michael Coombs Paul Wood and hold its convention Tuesday Larry Peterson Fire Chief Heads Defense in Roy Special to The Tribune ROY Weber County— Chaun-ceDaily chief of Roy volunteer fire department was named chairman of the city’s civilian defense program by the city council after recommendations of Mayor y C W Rapp Mr Daily replaces Delbert Brown former city councilman who recently moved to Vernal to become manager of the Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph office there 4 A tour of the new facility will follow the dedicatory exercises directed by the faculty and others EITHER in the junior or senior divisions will Donald have a chance to visit with and M Pugmire Is named to BYU photo position Reigning over the homecoming activities will be Karry Beck son of Mr and Mrs Vern W Thompson Roy and Deanna Parker daughter of Mr and Mrs Lynn J Parker Wilson Lane who have been named king and queen of homecoming "Heroes of the Gridiron" a stage farce will be presented by students In Ogden High have their animals rated by H D (Hoot) Elijah one of the nation’s top swine Judges who wil judge both individual and carlot entries Mr Elijah who has judged at most of the swine shows of the nation is also rated one of School auditorium Tuesday Special to The Tribune the top swine breeders He opPROVO— Brigham Young Uni- night erates large holdings in Oklahoma and also In BraziL versity t has appointed Donald Two hog sales in Utah one M Pugmire formerly a scheduled in February and the A as other this fall had to be canthe BYU photo celled because of lack of breeder interest said Mr Cliften handles probably However after facing a perl-ovolume of any WOOD Do You Good! of price difficulties the hog in Utah studio market during the past few Mr Pugmire' was graduated months has been recovering and breeders should feel more opti- from Idaho State College in 1953 mistic he said in business administration He Among entries already re- also operated for several years ceived Is one from a youth in as a professional photographer Craig Colo who will show a in Pocatello couple of Yorkshires He microfilmed and edited recA good share of the swine al- ords of the J RSimplot Co ready entered have come from Pocatello and was in charge of Box Elder County where swine yearbook photography as ISC from 1951 to 1953 In 1952 he projects are popular among Vote for Club and Future Farmers of was in charge of display signs and outdoor advertising for HALIE COMET WOOD America workers Show officials hope to receive Continental Baking Co in the entries from counties in Utah as Pocatello area Candidate for far south as Sanpete and from Mr Pugmire served as a lieuSalt Lake City southern Idaho in addition to tenant (jg) with the US Navy 1953-5as a personnel officer northern Utah counties Commissioner Information may be obtained at Annapolis Md lUctlaa Taaitfay Ocf 22 from Mr Thompson Mr Cliften He married Mary Carolyn Primary C Wood Paid PolHkol Adv by or from Rudy Van Kampen Weller of Pocatello and they 45! D St Salt lake City Utah stock show have a son David Idahoan Gains Y Photo Job Kansas Gty ‘ f Gov George D Clyde will jiead the list of state officials who will attend the dedication and he also will be the principal speaker according to Milton Q Mecham again draw the top breeders from throughout the Intermountain and Pacific Coast areas Lufee'Ah-derso- n and Mrs Gloria Howard Provo Mrs Edith Godfrey Salt Weberr-Cblleg-e home field division s u p e r are anxious to build the swine division to where it will Thompson Surviving include her husband son Steven parents brother Sidney M Provo: Tvoejpjjchtl e - ip- 10 am will opcsawlftt'iek for Homecoming Week which will end Thursday night with the football game between Weber and Dixie on the '’V n Saints GOP Nominates t on the upper campus Monda W- r r'C Special to Th Trlbun OGDEN — Dedication- - of the new $800000 Technical Buil$sg further notice According to Fred CliftpOf-deassistant sjjpgrfrftendent of the' r5ne'’divisionI only about '65 entries were received In the various hog breeds He and Earl 1930 she was v'“ Special to The Trlbun OGDEN — Faced with an entry list which is smaller than last year officials of the 39th annual Golden Spike National Livestock Show have decided to waive the Oct 1 for swine and accept animals for that part of the show until entry-deadlin- married to Rulon Boyson In the Salt Lake Temple Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- ' Mr Robert 21 — -r Building Rites To Launch Wchci-- Week Death of Two Provoans 1 r- it xyw XTT" Show Extends Deadline on Swine Entries Flu Conipilicalions Cause The latest victims were Mrs Special to The Tribune PROVO— Two Provo deaths Anna Marlon Russell Boyson were attributed to “complica 46 333 W 400 North and Murlions of Influenza” Saturday ray K Roberts 66 55 University Ave Mrs Boyson died Friday at 10:25 am She was born Oct 19 1910 In Provo daughter of Sidney W and Beatrice Moore Russell She was graduated from Provo High School in 1928 and attended Brigham Young $ University g jg Vote for WOODx S n d 4-- 6 H manager-secretar- y day that it is the largest dosage Idaho Crash Kills Kimberly Man Special to The Tribune TWIN FALLS IDAHO— Arthur Eugene Brown 42 Kimberly was killed instantly and Mrs Henry Sievers Jr about 34 Kimberly was seriously injured early Saturday In a truck-autcrash at a rural Intersection four miles east and tjvo miles south of Twin Falls Sheriff James Benham said the man was dead when officers arrived He was hanged In the cab of his inverted truck Mrs Sievers was pinned In the wreckage of her 1954 sedan which was crushed beneath the heavily loaded truck o r of penicillin ever given an individual in Utah and possibly the largest in medical history The physician who did not wish his name used Identified the patient as Miss LaVerne Criddle 20 whose condition was caused by bacteria in the blood 10 d am to 9 pm stream The doctor said her daily dosage of 120 million units set another record by continuous intravenous around-the-cloc- "hearever" ear phone radio in- so small you can hold in the palm of your hand! jections Mice Criddle’s condition the doctor said was apparently caused by an influenza infection He said it was attacking the interlining v Alves of the heart The young woman is now convalescing at her home in Syracuse Utah about 10 miles ” southwest of here 370-3r- A95 No batteries to wear out no tubes to worry obout no electricity to operate Clamp to metal ground tune by brass rod Works like the old crystal set— vastly improved Enjoy radio anywhere any time— personal radio listening while studying relaxing working Ideal for children teenagers grownups Dean Earned Speaker Dr M C Ballenger dean of Westminster College will be guest speaker of Central Christian Church The meeting will be Wednesday at 6:30 pm in East the church hall Dr Ballenger will speak on "The Sleeping Giant”- - easy to operate just connect to metal ground and tune in By Associated Press CALDWELL' IDAHO— A 26- year-olPayette man died Saturday of injuries suffered Tuesday when his truck and a Union Pacific railroad train collided at Parma Wilbur Wlaz had been listed as in critical condition at Caldwell Memorial Hospital since the accident monday store hours N lex 146S Aurbath'i Salt laV City Utah nd tti following toy ttomu Pita Fourth Floor — Vi NAME ADDRESS CITY Pla - Add 2 Toys STATE Chock or M O Charga ISc poitago for oar phono radio lorgar Itwni oaloi tax in Utah add C O D D tant axprau collMt so many places to connect the clip here Curtains Rise Tuesday are just a few Lake' View LDS Stake' Dates )1IA Roadshow Two Nights BECAUSE OF the large numSpecial to Th Trlbun ROY Weber County — Lake ber of wards participating each show will be given but one View take Church of J e s li s night with the following schedChrife Saints uled of Latter-dafor Tuesday night at Clin-:- t toy furniture to layavay now for Christmas 100 down 100 week y i Tuesday m and JiVatdIcreiUon Ward Mutual Im- Hooper First IDS Ward Recreaprovement Assns participating tion Halls: in the Annqal Roadshow FestiRoy First Ward “Rocket To val beginning at 7:30 pm each The Moon” Roy Second Ward hight “Chinese Version of The American Invention of Television” Roy Third Ward “Legend of John Smith” Clinton Ward “V-- J Day Aboard Ship” Hooper First Ward "Woman’s Suffrage” - IN SHOWS' to be presented Special to The Trlbun PROVO — Graveside services Thursday night In Kanesville for Dr Delbert Lazell Wallick and Hooper Second Wards the HI retired physician have been following will be scheduled: Roy “The Golden scheduled for Monday at 3 pm Sixth Ward ' Spike” at Provo City Cemetery Roy Fifth Ward Dr Wallick died Wednesday "Thanksgiving Day” Roy at a Fresno Calif hospital of Fourth Ward "The Revolucauses incident to age tionary War” Lakp View Ward will-se- e 11 Hall H Rites'Monday For Doctor " He - practiced medicine in "The First Banana Boat” Kanesville "George Washington and The Cherry Tree” and 4 Hooper Second Ward "Birth of Provo for 50 years He married Grace Bee June 28 1892 in Provo She died in 1917 Surviving are a sister Mrs Elzora Slnnet Cherryville Kan a grandson Barney Wallick Freedom” The road show programs are being given under the direction - — of Dean Nelson and Mrs Donna Fresno Friends may call at Berg Paice Stake MIA activity Mortuary Monday prior m JrA t pH OV k if v uSmr' II i 1095 Space saver for big doll families Large enough for big baby doll or two smaller dolls on each level Use' as a double decker or converts to two Twin beds Natural hardwood with tursery decals Complete with 2 mattresses and step ' ' ladder 26x15x26" graJ rdata bc 146St wawhond int kpiflld d!1mI she used to have One side drops down for easier core of doll from diaper changing to nap-timtucking'uCCompIete with g castwaterproof plastic lined and ers Natural hardwood wfth colorful wooden beads and decal 251 5x20' Doll crib like e easy-rollin- 1 - dolls and their mamas get together for cookies punch and much chotting Durably built of and chairs are natural hardwood-Tab- le for folding storage easy For those afternoon extra fourth floor Joy chairs tea-tim- wfien 3-4- 9 a toy chest 795 roomy storage chest excellent for rum-- ' pus room or childrens’ room Of dear grain wood extra heavy compo bbard bottom Strongly built with reinforced joints Provides a handy place for children To put toys books Top makes attractive bench 16x32x1 2" Large -- |