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Show pt pj pp V'rnvFsmv 13 151 lopan u'arht (mn.tvi I,mh h SttCEW S 12 14 12 12 10 Philadelphia Cincinnati St. Louis New York Milwaukee Chicago 9 - 9 11 11 .522 11 10 17 .476 24 .474 24 .292 7 7 ... Pittsburgh Tuesdays Results Caihe stake MU speech, muamt drama fetr at will he presented this c mug, 8 o'clock, in I .os. an Fourth ward chapel. sic 4 4 .571 .560 .522 11 14 14 Whitney New York 5. Cincinnati 4 Philadelphia 8, Chicago 7 Milwaukee 2, Brooklyn 0 St. Louis at Pittsburgh, ppd., 1.. Johnson of Brieham, mathematics major at set in. Kev agents of the MYD, the Utah State AgiicuUuial college, has been awarded a $1100 teaching assisiant'hip by the University of Minnesota Institute of Technology, Minneapolis. Mr. Johnson will teach part time and do graduate work toward his Ph D. degree while at Minnesota during school year. He rethe 1954-5- 5 ceives his R S, degree in May 29 Commencement exercise. rain. AMERICAN LEAGUE Detroit Chicago Cleveland New York Philadelphia Washington Baltimore Boston By ('ll ARLES M. McCAVN The rasualtv rate in the world- wide Soviet Russian spy network has started to mount at a speed that must alarm the Kremlin. A sort of chain reaction has There will tie outstanding numbers fiom each ward, and the public is muted. a senior So- viet secret police, have surrendered to the Allies In Japan, Australia and Germany within the last four months It is known that they are talking freely. It looks as if they are e leading Allied agent to other men whom thev have named a being on the MVD spy roster. coiinter-lnelll-genc- .... Annual meeting of the l.ogan Hollow Canal Co will be held Thursdav evening o'clock, In the Eighth ward chapel .. . . Tuesdays Results Baltimore Major League Leaders AMERICAN LEAGUE Player & Club G RB JR II Pet. A villa, Cleveland 22 88 18 33 .375 Tuttle, Detroit 18 66 Indo Anti-Red- s Demand Truce 5. Detroit 3 2, Philadelphia 0 New York 5. Cleveland 3 Chicago 2. Boston 1 Washington 9 24 .364 Goodman. Boston 15 62 6 21 .339 NATIONAL LEAGUE Musial, St. Louis 23 89 23 34 .382 Mueller, N. Y. . 22 84 15 32 .381 Snider, Brooklyn 21 87 15 33 .379 Home Runs: Kluszewski, Reds, 10; Musial. Cards. 10; Sauer, Cubs. 10; Mays, Giants, 6; Jack-soCubs. 6; Hodges, Dodgers, 6, Runs Batted In: Musial, Cards, 28; Bell, Reds, 25; Kluszewski, Reds, 25; Jablonski, Cards. 24. Runs: Moon, Cards, 26; Sauer, Cubs, 25; Musial. Cards, 23; Cards, 23; Bell, Schoendienst, Reds, 23. Hits: Jablonski. Cards. 36; Musial, Cards, 34; Snider, Dodgers, 33; Bell, Reds, 33; Avila, Indians, n, 33. Pitching: Gromek. Tigers, Lopat, YanLemon, Indians, Carver, Tigers, kees, Raschi, Dodgers, Cards, 5-- 4-- 0; 4-- 0: 3-- 0; 3-- 0. The Gulf Stream traverses a route of more than 6000 miles, from the Gulf of Mexico to the cold waters of the Arctic north f Norway. LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed bids will be me.ved by the Logan City Board of Education for the remodeling of the electrical system and relighting designated areas at the Junior High School located 159 North 1st East, Logan, Utah. Bids will be in accordance with prepared plans and specifications and the same may be obtained from the office of the Clerk of Logan City Board of Education, 101 West Ceni ter Street, Logan, Utah. is rePrequalification of bidders receivbidder to Prior any quired. ing plans and specifications It will be necessary that he have on file with the Logan City Board of Education, completed and approved, the statement required prequallflcation pertaining to contractor's experience and financial condition. Bids will be received until the hour of 7:30 pm. May 25, 1954 at which time they will be publicly opened and read aloud In the office of the Board of Education. 101 West Center Street. A bid bond, cashiers check or certified c ck In the "mount of five percer. (W) of the; Id. made payable to the Logan Jlty Board of Education, shall accompany the bid and shall be declared forfeited If the successful! refuses to enter Into a contract after being requested to do so by the Board of Education. The Board of Education reserves he right to retect any or all b'ds or waive any formality or technicality in any hid In the Interest of the School District. For the Logan City Board of Education, G. F. Raymond, Clerk Publ. dates: May 12, 14. 17. 1954 Wallace Kirkman. son of Mr. and Mrs Wallace Kirkman. and a student in pharmaev at Idaho ' GENEVA. (IP The anti-- ( om- State College, attended the Rocky Mountain Phi Delta Chi 'onven-tio- n nuimst government of viet Nam,1 a Indochina, today demanded in Rock Springs, Wyo. halt to the Indochinese fighting WINNER OF TIIE Logan Artists Group award j who pores with hte art. Competi-fo- r under international safeguards, Shutterbug Camera Club will his painting is Brent Wilson. Preston. Ida., tion was conducted among L'SAC art students. meet Thursday. 8 p.m., in the acceptance bv the Reds of Emper; Thomas Oldham Memorial build-- 1 or Rao Dai as the national leadimt. and invites the public. Dave er ami eventual free elections Skidmore, noted snxoketumpcr, under U'.N. supervision. Vietnam also served notice It will show slides of smoke jump-- 1 i a inn. Club members will also show will never accept partition wav to end the fighting and bring slides. country. pea'e to the vvir-tor- n The plan put forward by the Achievement dav will he held at Newton school Thursdav, May Viet Nam delegation strongly 13. Classroom activities will be stressed the requlrenunt for InterWinner of the annual award major at LSAC, received a $35 President carried on in the morning, with national supervision of any settleWASHINGTON V given by the Logan Artists Group cash award, liis painting remains ment readied and of any leca parade and outdoor physical for their selection of the best as a permanent part of the Utah Eisenhower said today that the activities held. tions In the afternoon. PTA painting by a Utah State Agricul- State art In this position It was reported collection, according to Army Is perfectly capable of officers, school teachers and chiltural college student is Brent Prof. Floyd V. Cornaby, head of taking care of Its security rUks. dren extend a cordial invitation to bp backed bv the French CabiWilson of Preston. net which earlier today Instructed the USAC art department. Mr, Eisenhower added, how- to the public to attend. Mr. Wilson, a sophomore art It s delegates -- Don Ricks of Rexburg, a senior ever, that a good look-se- e that there must be from intci national supervision of any art student, was awarded second the outside can be useful lie reNo closer to storm than cloudthan the local prize, and honorahle mentions called an old Army saving that iness is predicted for Cache settlement, rather Girl went to four others. They were by the tnat which is not inspected Valley proposed supervision Thursday, IJttle change In Communists. Weldon Hyer, Lewiston; Carma deteriorates." Is expected. The Rae Rex, Logan: Richard Rlakes-lMr. Elsenhower also told a temperature Is from a low of 47 to a range Lowas it news that Paul conference repWilcox, Osmond Merrill. Smlthfield. The Ogden, and of 78. rehensible for an Army officer high lJeutenant. graduate from Utah gan. (Continued from Page 1) Four of Mr. Wilson's paintings to give out confidential informa- in 1950, will leave June 5 State I.PS hospital; Birth at was the name of Shirley Nish, were finalists in this vears com- tion without authorization. for Germany, where I.andstuhl, Mr. Eisenhower was asked If a girl. Mr. and Mrs Ralph Sardaughter of Mr. and Mr. Robert petition, which gave him greater he would comment on the pro- gent, 324 North 5th East; a girl; he will be pilot with a Sabrejet than any other He was most recently staMr, and Mrs. Richard H. Peter- outfit. Nish, 160 West 6th South. Ellen representation student. The painting which won priety of an Army Intelligence at Hamilton Air Fore tioned 1st 876 Lake Salt Ave., City; wrote to Shirley, thanking her. first honors is a such in- son, California. completely orig- officer allegedly giving Base, formation to Sen. Joseph R. Mc- a girl, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan H. A correspondence between the inal painting executBaker, Mendon; a boy, Mr. and two girls was begun, end even- ed in the recently developed Mag- Carthy Workmen building a spur-roa- d Mrsr Darrell Goodsell, Newton; a to Oath Obey na plastic paint, which in consiston the mountainside just west of entually Ellen joined the church in Arlo Mrs. The President replied that Clyde girl, Mr .and somewhere between Dam today uncovered an ranges ency Hyrum D pmark. Her home town is listed men take an oath to obey Larson, 531 West 1st North; a casein and oil. Indian grave. Buried with the officers and that Milton and their superior Mrs. Nelson, girl, Mr, Aarhus, In the central part of the were Feeling Of Spaee robes, belts, beads and body he thought it was perfectly ridic- Afton, Wyo.; a boy. Mr. and Mrs. nation. The feeling of space, design ulous other Items, according to Warren to say that an officer did R. G. Lisonbee, Prestou. McBride. Desiring to come to Utah, Miss and color in this abstract painting not owe the same loyalty and Andreasen applied for immigra- is accomplished through a new obedience all the way up to the Officials from Utah State ColFourteenth Ward Relief Society tion one and a half years ago. trend of building up surface pat- line to the commanderJn-chief- . lege met last evening with Logan Mr. Eisenhower used words vir- city commissioners to discus filli- chorus will practice tonight at The Nish family was her sponsor. terns through consistent crissAll 7 p.m. at the ward chapel. of a combination of tually similar to Defense SecreAnd that Is with whom ng-in Ellen crossing and of the garbage area north to be lines are and premembers urged last E. Wilsons Charles rhythmic angular tary lives now. of the' city cemetery. This old sent. stated Prof. Cornaby. night in describing the Armys Preparirg to be a beauty opera- patterns," gravel pit has been used as a no resemhas final The to result risks. handle ability security tor in Denmark requires schoolburial ground" for trees. It ii Mr. and Mrs. Milton Nelson of but portrays an Wilson said that the armed forces ing somewhat equivalent to a blance to nature mVoT nticipatcd that the pit will be Afton, Wyoming are happy over -' coluse of were entirely capable fascinating extremely bachelors degree in America. filled in and leveled out. the arrival of a fine baby daughor, line and design, in a subtle ging out security risks without Extensive Training ter horn at the Ixgan LDS hoscongressional investigations. In Denmark we have to study fluid manner." t. and Mr. Richard con-- ; Mrs. Nelson Is the former Mr. Eisenhower in Wilson Mr. won pital. first expressed prize four years, she said. While gotheir with Michaud, children, sense fidence of that the Kaye, daughter of Mr. and Mary lovalty ing to beauty sc tool we work in abstract oil painting for amateurs In the Robert ,nd Barbara, are visiting Mrs. Ivan Summers of Avon. is He indeed. high Army of at show Utah the the a shop part of the day. The first January said that he had found that the in Logan prior to Dicks assign-greyear we earn $1 a week, the sec- State Art Institute in the State Funeral services for FrSnk mass of the members of ment in Germany as a jet pllat. ond year $2, third $3 and fourth Capitol building. - Mrs. Michaud is the former Pat Mile of Montpelier will be held were and dedicatthe loyal Army 1953 At the Utah State Fair, Mr. $4. ed to the security of the nation. Merrill, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thursday at 2 p.m in Montpelier. We have to learn barberlng, Wilson was awarded first place too, and language and psychology in the amatur sculpture division. and many other subjects that In 1951 he also won first prize in are rel. .ed to our work. It is spe- the Preston student art show cialization in our chosen field sponsored by the Lions club. besides a liberal education. Judges representing the Logan She had a job in Logan actually Artists group in this years combefore arriving here. The Nish petition were Max D. Weaver, art Wanda instructor at Logan high school, family had told Mrs. Young about Ellen, and its in and Esther Erika Poulsen and Mrs. Youngs shop where Ellen Irene T. Fletcher, well-knonow works. Cache Valley artists. The Miss Andreasen has a twin winner is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Royal G. brother. Bent, and a sister, Wilson, Preston. prize-winni- j Artists Group Presents Award 5 Worldwide Russian Spy Network Has Deflections ! NATIONAL LEAGUE W L Pet. GB 9 .591 13 Brooklyn The Herald Ucurnal Eisenhower Thinks Two air force attaches of the spies In London and Paris probSoviet embassy in l,ondon were ably witl cause the MVD to be a ordered out of Great Britain last good bit more careful about Its Saturday. They were accused of operations abroad. MVD agents attempting to get military sec- themselves mav think It wise to rets. be more cautious. A Polish 'refugee, who railed Agent Rastvorov is supposed himself was ar- to have given United State rested In Paris Tuesday. He was counterespionage agents informaccused of spving for an un- ation about the entire Russian specified Iron Curtain embassy. spv set-u- p in Japan and Korea. It is highly unlikelv that this Agent Petrov is understood to crackdown on three alleged Com- have disclosed the names of munist spies within four days Australians, as well as Russian, could have heen a mere coinci- who spied for the MVD in Austradence Apparently somebody blew lia. the whistle j Both Pastvorov and Petrov Charges against alleged Soviet mav have given Information spies in other countries -- possibly about espionage in other counIncluding the United States are tries. likely within the next few months. Agent Khokhlov Is regarded as Yuri Rastvnrov, chief Soviet so Important that he has now spy agent in Japan; Vladimir heen brought to Washington to Petrov, spy chief in Australia, testify before the Senate Sub- and Nikolai K. Khokhlov, spy Committee on Internal Security. agent in Germany, are the MDt It was renorted after Khokhmen who have come over to the lovs surrender ln Germany that ln jj,,, a,t fmir monthg he was giving Information about TVir defection undoubtedly Soviet espionage in many parts caused to MVD to go over its of Europe. He was questioned in list of agents in foreign countries Iaindon on his way to the United in an attempt to vvepd out any States. Now It Is reported that he whose loyalty could possioly be is prepared to give Information about Soviet espionage in this questioned. The charges against the alleged country. j Army Capable Dealing With Risk i Danish Likes Cache y, I (R-Wi- s) j ! at PJEBMYS NYLON SHEER GRADUATION LOGAN STORE rfj paKaiot.fJliiriuL MbkaMi cofW' U CcJufyimoU' CoZ&tty Hj cairtlJL ... separaes Vat BZ9VZE-5- 2 . .. T -- 10 ui U&ldtt. J j. 193? 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