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Show 2 19 ‘THURSDAY, JANUARY 1, Utah County, Utah DAILY. HERALD» NavajoIndians toGet Free’ | FeedGrains for Livestock FAITH BALDWIN 7% : wasiegvon (un — he Agriculture and Interior Departhave announced © 1957 by Faith Baldwin Cuthrell. Distributed by NEA Service, Inc. XXVIII j and intelligent, he devoured ‘train- the girls who swarm Reed Named To Succeed ‘Mensel. all over only a al Hal had talked it over with ing. Hal had said, ‘Even so, I’ve place like. butterflies Adam, after Marty had left them. no business to go offfor three moisier. Still, she’s’ one now. As for the boys—" He shrug-|° He said, “I don’t want to put her months.” “You must,” Adam had told ged. “Well, from now on in in ‘school there. I ‘don’t think guess. She’s 17. she’d be happy. Her father will him. Hope and Adam went down for now consent to anything. He may -So Adam took only. his weeklive to’ be very old; he has good ends and, as it was a_hot sum- a weekend, leaving Emmy with _ care, he vegetates. He has no de~ mer, Hope took Emmyto an island Vangie and.Boy. They had a happy sire -to see her. I thought of’ that to which Adam could fly on Friday and exhausting time. “I now don’t too. Then I decided against it. nights. She left Vangie at home to see how Hal stands it,” said Hope .— But there’s a very good teacher in} look after Adam. And admitted on the way back. Paris.” that, much as she loved her child, public rélations at the- University of Utah The appointment of Reed, who ‘To be eligible for aid under the was church -editor of the Tribune ‘| pian, a Nayajo Indian must own for 11 years, was annotnced by not more than 20 “animal units” Dr./ A. Ray Olpin, university: pres- “Hal’s a lot younger than we ‘\of livestock maintained primarily ident. He succeeds Frank Mensel, 24 hours a day of Emmy could are,’’ her husband reminded her. “Why, so he is,” admitted Hope fray seams; not that she wasn’t good, generally speaking, simply. astonished. Not until a few days later did that she was vigorous and demanding. In the month away from home she arrive at the conclusion of’ her thinking on that subject. gi Hope grew almost as brown as “Travel awhile,” suggested Adam. “‘Hildegarde’s never’ seen her own country, let alone others. Take her places.”’ The summer trip had been of benefit. This was. a child, who felt ‘so deeply that, in trying to help Vangie, for Emmy was an imher, Hal was helped. He told no passioned lover of sand, sea, and one ef the hours when, during their wind. Emmy looked rather like journey to great ancient cities and | a fat ‘coffee bean herself, and when to small quiet places he had | on the final weekend Adam come heard the\crying in the night and! to take them home, he asked, had gone into hold her in his arms “What have I married, what have fathered? You two are perfectly as Marty would have done. “But ‘what ¢an we do without strange young women. I have her?” | amnesia.” ** % “T don’t know, Hildegarde, ex- | cept to go on living and loving Hal had sold the: house after her, always.” their return from. Europe and went “Tt isn’t fair. I had her such a back into the apartment they’d little while.” s always kept. He could endure it Striking the heavy hair, he had | far better than the country place. thought, I too, He-didn’t say it, | |The apartment had been Jim’s thinking \further, But, however idea, but the house Marty’s. The short, Hone eaten I shall always | following summer he took a place be. lon the water’and hired a good During that summer Adam Wwork- | housekeeper. The house was aled hard. There was. one other| ways full of girls and boys. For young fellow in the office learning Hildegarde was growing up. She the intricate ropes. He was eager had furiously despised boys for a Published by Herald Cor- 4 them, one after ‘another. Hal commuted and found he didn’t mind. He told ‘Adam one Per month i ‘ FR 35050; for society. and “Stars and Stripes:’’ * * * Hope shook her head. ‘“‘He’s her guardian, Adam.” “Darling,” - said. the grains will be made available _-Vujean, which stands atop Red)’, from stocks’ of. the C dity over | Credit Corp. The Navajo tribe will ham, Ala., is the largest iron sta- * tue in the world. take over responsibility for distri- Wells, manager of the operation. (Herald-UPI Telephoto) young, ,except in years.’ Adam, “I’m quite certain there’s no law against what-you’re thinking.” “If Marty hadn’t been — Anyway, I don’t like the idea.” “I think Marty hoped that after a while—” “You do?” Callister Rules On HOOVER'S MAIN FLOOR Civil Service “Woman,” said Adam, ceasing SALT LAKE CITY (UPD — to be elderly, “I do; Marty knew ‘what Hal and Hildegarde shared Atty. Gen. E. R. Callister said when she was with them and what recently a city commission eanthey ‘would share afterwards. not extend its municipal civil Music — of course: also, they service system to cover all city would strike sparks from each employes without an act of the other’s minds. Marty must have Legislature. seen that; for I do. And they shar- However, Callister stated the ed loving her. We don’t know commission can. accomplish simwhether or not they will go from iiar objectives in the form of a up. The place is a madhouse. Thank Heaven for Mrs. Justice, who really dispenses—not to. the something else. Tomorrow Hilde- dinance. it’s fine to see Hildegarde emerge. She has a depth I don’t find in and waving at her, or one of the city establishing through ordinance Ivy. League boys who infest the @ procedure for classifying poten- property. Or unseriously, which is tial employes by examination or just part of experience. Or maybe otherwise, rating existing employes ,UTAH TEACHERS TO in a year, or two,-or three, she or a merit basis and establishATTEND CONFERENCE will look at Hal and he at her ing terms and conditions for emSALT LAKE CITY (UPI) — and each will see someone new. Ploye removal.” Utah teachers in U.S. Bureau of This is not our business, darling, The opinion would directly af- $1.60 news briefs, call FR 3-4684. There isn’t the slightest, the _ FIRST REACTOR GOES *‘CRITICAL’—General Electric Co. announced Tuesday that the nation’s first large privately-financed materials-testing. reactor had “gone critical” or sustained its first nuclear chain teaction. Shown at the: control panel at the G. E. test reactor at Vallecitos Atomic Laboratory, Pleasanton, Calif. are, left to right, front J. McCumsey and J. Arterburn; rear, Paul Zeanah and H.T. “Hildegarde,” said Adam, “isn’t Raymond W. Gee, assistant, atgarde may fall seriously in love with the gardener, or that idiot torney general,’ noted in the opinstaff alone, but to the ‘kids. And who keeps sailing past the dock ion “We see no objection to a Entered as second class matter at the post office in Provo, Utah, under the ‘act of _March 3, 1879. Subscription terms by, carrier in Utah County: : 6 months in advance + $9.60 One year’ in advance $19.20 Z By mail anywhere in the ‘United States or its possessions: $1.60 per month; $9.60 for. six »months in advance; $19.20 for a year in advance. Herald telephone numbers: For editorial, circulation, advertising and sports call During his service careér in World War II Reed was news edheifers, two calves, ‘five sheep \or itor of the Pacific edition of the vaguest reason to think — Yet when you.reminded me how young he is really . .'. but he’s years older than Hildegarde.” day, ‘I: don’t, know how. I hold companionship and affection into merit system to be set up by or- poration, 190 W. 4th N.. Provo, Utah every afternoon Monday through Friday. Sunday Herald published Sunday morning. King (D-Utah). Indian Affairs Schools will attend the second annual Conference on | Navajo Education at Gallup, N. M., Jan. 28-29. The conference was announced today by Dillon Platero,’ chairman of the Navajo Tribal Education Committee, from Window Rock; Ariz. | ; Wrens will stay away from any- but I have a feeling it is Marty’s.” SAVE UP TO 70%. ON SELECTED ITEMS! EVERY fect a plan by Mayor Adiel F. “You mean,” she asked, “like Stewart~to place all Salt Lake City employes under civil service. Dr. Emile and the next room?” “Something like that. You Know, Salt Lake City police, firemen I’ve thought about Dr, Emile and and some health department workMarty a lot. What they accomplish- ers are now under civil service. Earlier this month Stewart planed here, what they are like. 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