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Show THE HERALD JOURNAL DAY 'SOVIMBJR9 1933 Logan (Cache County) Utah USU Technicians Win 14 Praise For Iran Worl 'Light Up Sky' Bv I). C. lix i.nians with whom Ihe aie a 01 king 'fins opinion was given bv Dr How aid B Petei so',. piolessor and head depaitnunt of agion-im- v at LSL, who i .turned to the campus aitei a In let visit in lehcian wheie he pai impaled ill li scientists Liuh Mate Lmvei-itaiKi technicians winking in lian under LSU contidils with the Intel national Cooperation Admims-tialioand Iranian agencies aie an outstan ling job and ui mg have the full confidence of the v n a Pioblems m the And Zones " Di Petei son was one of six delegates fiom the United States at the woild symposium sponsor-- 1 eo bv the United Nations Educa-- 1 tiuial Social and Cultuial Organization His tup was supported also by the Rockefeller Foun-- 1 dation Effects of Salt and Sodium on saline and Sodic Soils on Plants, v as title of the piesntation made at the symposium by Dr Petersen Appioximately 60 soil and plant scientists fiom thioughout tne woild including Iron Curtain' cuintiies attended the sessions in Telieian, Dr Peterson said "Salmitv is not only a common piohlem in Utah and ihe west, hut m much of the arid zones of the woild, said Dr Peterson "One of the major problems considered was that of methods sea water, he of added The Iiantan government was host to tne symposium Dr Petei son was met at Tehe-ta- n airpoit by Di R II Walker, now on leave fiom his post as Clean of agriculture at USU. and serving as sitpei visor of USU contracts with the Iranian ministry of agriculture and Karadi Agricultural College of the University of Teheran and other USU staff ntembeis solving on the ICA con-tiaet ' t Mrs Peterson accompanied her husband as far as Rome, where she visited for ten days while Di Peterson was in Teheran Arter he rejoined her they toured paits of Europe and visited in Sv itzerland, Denmark and England The USU agronomist lived at Kutadl with members of the USU staff duung the symposium, he said. v. Sanitarians Of Utah 1 - OGDEN (LPI i The Ltah Association of Sanitarians elected Alden R Cardwell, chief of the sanitation division, Salt Lake City Bodid of Health, its new president Other new officers included Alvin Ferree, Ogden Health Depait- - Salinity. Runs Four on Woild svmposium 51 Niqhts At USU List Aides ment, vice president, Bert Lane, Salt Lake City Health Departseeietarv-treasuieLyment, man Willardson, Utah State Department of Agncultuie, Ephraim r; and Frank Jackson, Utah State ellalth Department, members of the boaid of dnectors Floor Covering When the Utah State Umveisity goes up for the List time this season, playgoers will see a delightful change of pace in Mess Harts Light Up tne Sky, according to Floyd T. Morgan chi ec tor The play deals with show busi-nts- s and revolves around the people who fall into that star studded category "Light Up the LEAMNG FOR Chicago are Louise Petersen end Janice Keller, Sl.y" is a fast moving comedy and fealuie editor, respectively, of Student Lite which at its opening on BroadThey will attend national, press convention. way was termed funnier than anything the dramatic stage has spawned this season," Morgan said Cast in the role of the leading lady, known as Irene Livingston, d is Annette Knudsen The producer of the supposed show is played by Marion Rossi. Maiian Louise Petersen, sity at the 31th annual convenStella, the actress mother is and Janice Keller, fea- tion of Associated College Pi ess played by Kathryn Smith, Carle-to- n ture editor of Utah State Univer- in Fitzgerald, 'the supercilious Chicago Nov, 13 through 15 sity school newspaper, Student Louise Allan Granstrom. is dneptor is daughter of Mr and will the Univerrepiesent Mrs Noble Petei sen of Kidding Light Up the Sky will open Lile, Nov. 12 and will run through the while Janices folks aie Mr and 15 in Utah State University's Mrs William P Keller, Rigby, Idaho main auditorium The two coeds will stay at the Tickets are available at the A Comad Hilton SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) USU ticket office located in the Hotel while in basement of the Union Building, New Jetsey man charged with Chicago and will attend conference sessions dealing with photoor at the City Diug company in attempting to bnbe two Salt Lake graphy, newspaper and magazine downtown Logan was bound over planning City policemen, Curtain time is 8 30 p m. for trial in Third Distuc Court. Main speakers at the sessions Charles John Samogi, 4J, Phil-- ! will be Al Capp creator of Lil For best engine results, autoAbner comic strip and Clark ips Bing, N J , is alleged to Hollenhoff of the Washington motive spark plugs should be have attempted to bnbe the of-- Bureau of the Des Moines Regisevery 10 000 miles. fleets Sept 15 He was bound ter and Tribune First presidential election in iover after pielimmary hearing in When the girls are not busy the United States was held in the court of City Judge Marcelius in the convention sessions they K Snow . twill sightsee and shop in Chicago. Fcbiuary of 1789. Tleat.e cJdain Al Continues ... ediiot-.n-chi- Vinyl Reduced Campus Editors To Attend hard-heade- U.S. Collegiate Press Meet editor-in-chie- and Plastic Floor Tile At Prices. ALSO Plastic Wall Tile Linoleum Sale All Patterns f, In Stock .... 20 to 3313 REDUCTIONS Bribe Attempt LEON STUCECI BUILDING SPECIALTIES CO. Phone 3130 170 North Main Logan, Utah a. m. to 6 p. m. Daily 8:00 a. m. to 1:00 p, m. Saturdays STORE HOURS: 8:00 1 v-v- - fc'4 fe - XV C -- rC4v USU AFhIM PHOTOGRAPHIC assignment in Southern Utah has been couple. ed by veteian head of photographic sei vices at Utah State University, Bert V. Allen Versatility is apt description. He's A Veteran Team Excels In A five-ma- n livestock judging team from Utah State University returned Saturday with the third place trophy in sheep judging at the Grand National Livestock Exposition at the Cow Palace in San Air Photography v- - Francisco l For Professor Allen, shooting Use of aerial photographs becoming increasingly important fiom the air is old stuff. Hes In many areas of scientific study been at it since the 1920s, frefor example, irrigation and the plane as well drainage research at Utah State quently piloting as taking the photographs.' university. The recent southern Utah phqfo Bert V. Allen, head of power services at USU, recent- - flight was in a aerial Stinson L5 plane, built to carry Iv completed a is-- photo-giaph- photography assignment in southern Utah, getting more than 250 pictures of dams, rivets, etc, for the USU Civil and Irrigation Engineetuig Dept. Judging The USU team ranked fourth in the beef cattle judging event and returned with the fifth place rib-- i bon in all meat classes at the show, said Dr Doyle Matthews, assistant professor of Animal Husbandry and judging team coach. Dr. Matthews and his bi other, Darrell, assistant professor m the 'same field at College of Southein .Utah where he also conducted research for Utah Agricultural Experiment Station were official judges of sheep classes for the major show. Dr Matthews judged and wool classes all white-faceat the show and Darrell was offi-- 1 cial judge of the black-facety pcs Members of the student judging team included Peter Burgess, Ilyrum, Rodney Park, Nephi, Hvrum Wilson, Pay son; Lorm Pickett, Ogden and Glen South-- I worth, Ashton, Idaho stretcher cases during the Kor-e- n war. The plane is now owned by the USU aeronautics division. It is used for classroom instruction as well as flight work Allen especially likes it for photo woik because the side opens down, enabling him to shoot photos with a large aerial camera while piloting the plane himself The power affords an extra maigin of safety over rough mountain terrain lie finds this plane quite a eon-tiato the old 0X5 plane he used mote than 30 years ago Its ceiling capacity was supposed to be 7.000 feet, though more than The U S Military Academy at one in noithein Anona he took off fiom fields that weie West Point was established in 1802 that high. d Rites Held For Big deal... that d Ezra Kidman st Final rites for Ezra Kidman weie held Friday in. the Logan h ward chapel, with Bishop James Biadley of the 14th watd in chaige Leslie Kidman offered the pt aver at the Mortuaiv and Alta Robinson played oigan prelude and poxtlude music i The opening song, "God Is Beside Me," was sung by the 14th watd Singing Motheis, conducted bv Lots Butst, with Alta Robinson as accompanist Oucl of 9 6o USU Forum. LSU Rehioadcast educational Kidman gave the invocation 9 45 Songs that Live LSLT. Horn Utah SC, Kidman h State Arthur wete Speakers Piogiams Schedule and Piesident E G hail Bticf Lmveisitv tadio station will belemarkx were also made bv Bish- gin over local AM stations this Tuesday; 4 00 LSU Review LSU op Bradlev 4 30 Aichitects of Modern Musical numbcis included a vo- work 3 In ougli In the Gatden " bv special arrangements Thought, NAEB. cal duet Lois Butst and Jean Niedci ltauscr with kVNl, KIXIN and the Nawith Alta Robinson acrompanv-tng- , tional Association of Educational and a solo Going Home bv T.ioadcastcrs INABL) Radio Dr ilford G Hale Alta RobinIhe bioadcasts will be son also accompanied him in heatd fiom campus facilities tins number The Relief Society KVNU will cairy the piograms sang the closing number, Peace each evening from nine until ten, I Leave V ith You and KLG will rebioadcast each Henrv Kidman pionounced the Tuesday afternoon fiom four benediction and Hvrum Kidman until five H . dedicated the giave Bunal took Piograms will be a combination m Mendon the cemeterv. of local pioduced place shows and Pallbearers weie Pai lev Ames, NAFB piogiams Fred Fredrickson Lamence MNAEB Radio Netwoik is a cCann I aurence Humphrey s Wal- scivice of NAEB whose ter Gibbons and Adolph Wohlgaie in Uibana Illinois emuth Taped piograms aie offered to dnci-tion Flowers weie undo the mpinbcix on a fee basis Mrmhets of the 14th Waid Relief So vlso paiticipatc in oi lgmating SJT. cietv . and pioducmg shows They send s- the master tape foi the shows J lo Li liana uhrte othei tapes aie made to oc sent weekly to mem-be- i In stations kS( ha pioduced the Manriding 'ingci with Bane Toclken foi the Net-w- BONDS USU Educational Programs Fv-e- A V To Be Rebroadcast Locally kl-G- Net-woi- k, - s- head-quaite- is m r i.: V! Job Offers SALT LAKE CITY (LPI) -Tne Slate Employment Secuutv Of fit e said job offers in I tali showed an increase during the d week ended Nov. 1. during a of usual seasonal decline Officials said job openings eased by-- more than 1X) fiom the week before and the figuie was aooui 2o0 above the total for the corresponding period in 1957. i The depaitmcnt said the icase was barked by most type induslrv. A department spokesman said the contin-uaiice of summer like weather is piobably one of the main iea- sons for the increased level of jobs lnaustnal lavoffs were also on tlie decline with the week's total of slightly less than 700 about pei-lo- k 'schedule. Monday 9 15 N m-- 1 less than a year ago. 9 Evaporated hl Milk I tah Stale Review L sL Window on the Woild 9 iKl U.B 9 3il 9 45 in-- - in Ultra-Bowe- Gasolines r . . . 7- -. Utah Increase IX) h peiformance Get more at Utoco thats fihky and fast, mileage thats cieated fuigal. 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