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Show bour ft 28th Log Squadron crews Fly first satellite replica France for air exposition To i Page 2 The JOURNAL Jan. 27, 1959 Hill Crews trucks and transported to Tans GlobemasUr Part in the D ght 7:33 t cargo a rcraft weie commend- were 41.ipatirg IC3 officers and a rmen of ed today by 1 1 Col James S the 2ylh. The crews were coms' an E;ps, ctmmander of the manded by Capt W ilham J EACH NIGHT COMPLETE jsth Lcgistic Support Squadron Mey, Capt Fillmoie A. Hoak, 'at Hill, fir their assistance as and 1st Lt. Edward E. Iloeiman ami assaduis of good will for the U. S. on a recent overseas Col. Van Fpps said that the was a mdtter cf pei-sflight. al pride for the squadron to The crews, assigned to the 2Vth, received recugmti n for he chosen to participate in the . $ transportatmg a replica cf the of good will A. Jbi S 's fast space satellite, U. 1 I, to Fiance. The satellite 1 was requested by the French A di for its astronomical expi aition, Nov. 2s Dec. 14, at Pails. THEY FiNNED A MARSHALS STAR UAR iMAX IL11 AI'B varthousiman, TUIRTY-! Paul D. Iiedmond (tight) ratis special honors by leaving Hill on Nov. IT, the Y OYER HIS OUTLAW'S HEART... and then wirged thtir way to Col. Victor L. Anderson, Ogden Air Matentl Area Patterson AFB, Day-- j Wnght decades of for fedeial three for commander, Together deputy Thor- used it as a ton, Olio, where a base workers received ictne-xneservice. Nhiitj-fou- r FU-Aile missile and a satellite certiticates at the same ceiemony. weie loaded aboard The cargo was disassembled before hand to fit into the three aircraft. Hardy Family! Landing at Oily Air Field near Palis, the weie unable to unload their then flew to taigo. The the U. S air base at Evreux-Fauvill- e The rocket and satelHill Air Force Base Thnty-fou- r Cleat fit Id - Vim M Case and lite unloaded, weie put on retiiing woikeia and one Roy W. Smith. Kaysville ,in year service employee have Frank G. Colemeie and Gene been honored at special I.- , r.ositta Andiew Clarkston monies by Col. Tutor L. II. Griffiths. Noith Ogdtn son, Ogden Air Materiel Area Hvrum E. Judkins. Bountiful deputy command! r. Chailotte A. Messengei. Pro- For Cited fur thiee decades of vidence Leone T. Nielsen, Tickets for the free Youth fedtral sirvice by Col Andtr-soWoods Cioss Edward J. was Taul D. Redmond, Rawle Tlain City Parity P Symphony Concert at the Salt on warehouseman in the supply lay lor. Layton Hariy L Lake Tabernacle now Satuiday, available and servues duutorate. Mr Thornlty. Sunset George January 31, are at local Foodtown and AG. Baihara Ave , RedmomI, Food Stores, according to Iler-ol- d Layton, began his caieer with Thirty eight other workers, L. Gregory, Utah Symphony the Aimy in J'(27. He letued who retned at the same time, in July 1Hi as a master scr- - could not attend the manager. ceremonies. M G M Prmm The conceit is the second of geant. They are Ogden Allen L. Anbe will which of three He began his employment at derson, Harriett S. Benson, a senes Hill AFB in 3073 and has Walter A. Benson, Amasa W presented by Maestro Maurice worked in statistical strvices, By bee, V. W. Cash, Edward WT. Ahravanel and the Utah Symhas been a property and sup- Cloutman, Eail II. Cooper, R. A. phony orchestia and sponsored ply cleik and was transferred Crumley, I ugena Fredmkson, by the food stores. SM &&$!&& to his piesent position in l'i77 Robert R. Gaitin, Annie K. Ged-deStudents must have tickets Su He received a gold lapel pin and rltiCT! Edwin A. Gianquist, Nela for admission but the tickets Cfrshmnj HOLDEN Y 'SNl PATRICIA jOffMUA! a certificate. d are available at the sponsoring Iedill, Olive K, Parsinson, im ty WALTER MATTHAU HENRY SILVA H food stores without cost or obliI. Rakes, William Those receiving TEDDY ROONEYEDMRD EVERETT HUTSHING at ROBtRT MoRFiS EC If certificates were Shields, He her V. Shupe, Ruth gation. All students of the DOrF w . t kM HOWARD W mICAKKAMSORE EDDIE LITTLE Directed by JESSE hibbs Virlie O. Allison, K. Thompson, end Raymond fouith grade and over aie inOgden STAR APPEARANCES SURPRISE PLUS to II vited attend. Whipple. Produced by HOWARD PINE A Screenplay by BORDEN CHASE Fiancis E Andeison, Maiy E This is probably the only Salt Lake City: Loran S BarBlount, George M. Bronson, Kennith E. Dustin, William 8 ger, Claude L. Singltton and place in America wheie stuFowers, Claude It. Giover, John Murom D. Stewait Cleufield: dents have a chance to hear the E. Hipwell, Ray L Johnson, Zoram B. Bell, Petty B. Fish- music they study in their class Thomas C. Morns, Florence M. er, Cyril A. Goss, James H. rooms, played live for them Arthur J. Rizzt, by a full symphony oichestia. Olsen, Jim Pappas, Iawrenie McGavm, Louise D Shelton, Jessa L. TayV. Skorcz, and lone S. Vear-sleIncluded in the program will lor and Harold G, YiiLtrs. Lay-to- he exerpts from Porgy and Edith Godfu-y- , Elaine M. Bess; the Blue Danube Waltz", Salt Lake City Wilfoid E. Clarence L, Wilson and The Minuet from Robins, H. Mozarts Brown, Bengtzen, Albeit Samuel E. W olfe. Jupiter Symphony; Griegs Maiy E. Bennett, Geoige L. Peer Gynt music; Coplands Kaysville: Charles I). McAlisPrime, Mildred F. Reich, and Farmington Bob and June ter and Arthur E. Oldham Bui karoo Holiday from Ro- Stayner have puichased the Gertrude II. icstenz, THE STAGE SMASH Cluster P. Tripp deo and Overture to "Candida' home of Max and Vivian Muir. Bngham City Gus Kopmitz RichmondON THE SCREENI. and Giace A. Tope. Max and Vivian are building a by Leonard Bei stein. Ilyrum- William B. Thomas new home in Bngham close to f Maxs work at Thiokol. wm The Bernard Johnsons motored to Rawlins, Wyoming, last 1:30 M. Monday to pick up their son, Edward (Ted) who had been in -an accident en route home from Ft. Eustis, Virginia. Ted was not hurt too much. His car was quite badly damaged but can he fixed. Ted has been in the aimy H of Air Forie Base H th-e- e 0.1 Kaysville. Utah how rtnrlv Phone SHOW ONE mi-si- I!) A Collett Slim Tues., Yed., Jan. 27, 28 Pio-ne- Of Kaysville X This week one of our leading stores is selling buffalo meat Tms meat today is something few have tasted. At one time it was the main dish of North America. Norman B. Wlltsey, in writing for True West, says buffalo were found from the Great Slae Lakes in Canada to del p in Mexico and fiom coast to coast- and that naturalist authorities said at the coming of the white man they numbered from (ill,0W,0tH) to 7", ono.noo. In Wlltsey s Worlds Greatest Slaughter, theie is a photo of 40,oist hides in the yaids of Hath and W right at Dodge City, Kansas. you like to figure, just today's beef puce on the meat and figure about 730 pounds of dressed meat left to lot on the piairie per hide This was in lfc77. By lain, they found only hot buffalo in the USA. and a few more far in the north in Canada. Well, we do much better today, and most of u say no one would kill wildlife needlessly now. Oh yeah, well Ill tell you a little story of one deer season later, Let'i drive carefully in this slick weather. My Indian f lend Sit and Bonder says, He who drives like wind may soon return to dust. - tr j L V & SOM MlCKE-- n the target! MtW ,v nt '"HIE MURPHY " 35 retiring workers at Hill Receive certificates Globe-master- SCALA Tickets at stores free Symphony n Wll-lett- e. itiICKEY ROONEY ANDY HARDY COMES HOME s, Co tty BRESLIN-FA- JcPPY An-die- RED KOCH Davis diseases There were 2(3 eonfnmed reDavis diseases in portable County last week. Of the total, there were four chuken pox; five measles; two German measles; two mumps; 12 strep, infections and one whooping cough. Duty is the sublime't word in the language; you can never do more than your duty; you should never wish to do less. Robert E. Lee GIA ? . n- Tliurs., Fri., Sat., Jan. 29, 30, 31 FARMINGTON - KIDS SHOW SIX-YE- - Saturday y 'i aviation program with helicopters for the past two years. He will probably return to his work at Hill Field. Mrs. Bob Hill has returned to her home in Monti eal, Quebec, Canada. The Bernard John- sons took her to Ogden Monday to catch her tram. She has been visiting relatives in Utah for the past month. Mrs. Chloe Arbuckle of Bountiful is staying witn her daughter and Vnginia and Raul Rice. Mrs. Aibuckle fell and broke her leg two weeks ago. Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mis, Wallace Hight were Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Blown of Lehi, who weie leaving for California and Flora Pilling of Pi ice. Harold Mayfield was back in the Veterans hospital this week undergoing tests. Wr tdrset YOUK 'Z)cJ If you haven't traveled on one of the new Union Pacific Domeliners, you just cant imagine how luxurious a trip can be Soft lighting fine furnishings . . . smart, modern decor plus servants to wait on you . . . delicious meals served m spacious dining ars . . .your choice of modern, comfortable accommodations. Sound exciting It is ... - Net for all its excitement, Domeliner travel is no traffic relaxing No weather worries no problems of where to cat or worries j'eep. Instead you just lounge around lazily in the Dome, where you can reallv see the scenery or in the lounge, where you Can sip your favorite beverage or enjoy a or game of carJs or soft music in the privacy of your own accommodations. By Union Pacific Domeliner, gating there is just as much fun as being there ' As) your Union Pacific ticket agent for details hes at our service ... ... ... ... Im-u- j Imd cl T&Sjuhx, Fm ! ISMBOM PAC0FES The Mountain View Literary club met Wednesday mgnt at the home of Effie Apple. The Green Grows Ivy, by book, Ivy Baker Pi lest, was given by a guest reviewei. Alan llight returned home from San Francisco by plane on Thuisday. Alan had gone to California on business. While there he visited in Sacramento with his brother, Eail, and Ins wife, Shu ley Right. Mrs Helen Barlage underwent surgery on Friday in the LDS hospital in Salt Lake. She is repot ted to be doing as weli as can be expected. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Merrill were hosts Sunday night to their study group. Margery Tornow was hostess P. CoToj H rtTf tr H- v v v V-- l - T rv Warner Bro: Cinemascope 3. STARR Kj HENRY JAMES MLk JHILLIAM - (MY-POMI-M- JACK W PALVEH on Dimwd the p'ay xy M 3RD BOND by THuM PHIL S HEGGE.N CAREY and Scm-- JOsHLA Raj LOG JOHN FORD nd MERVYN LeROY 4MB3 COHeoilB MO cowwcr by FRANK NtCENT and JOSHUA PRODLCED N tupper-war- e party Thuis-danight at her home. The same night Mrs. Joyce Buhler also was hostess for a tupper-war- e party. Patsy Steed celebrated her seventh birthday on Sunday at a family dinner in her honor. Out-o- f town guests were her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs Frank Frazier and family of Murray. chil-die- lat a LELAND HAYWARD PLUS ki High Divers Sun., Mon., Tugs., Wed., Feb. 1, 2, 3, 4 THE rrrpr i iLgiCsm lit THE DESERT SUM the hottest western ever made! y Out of the service and w lth tw u years behind them, Aaron ard Jetta Richards and thiee Eileen, Calvin, and Kathleen have returned to make their home in Faimmgtun at Js N 2nd VV. Aaron has spent the two years at FX Sill, Oklahoma, where he was a Lt. in heavy artillery in the army. Welcome home. E HOGAN BY ar ' at a o r 3 tn 3 warnercolor ea6 BETSY Bd l ,s rrTn& n, ni( ( r Im C3 |