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UTAH, MONDAY, AUGUST VOL 45, NO. 204 Idaho Accidents Kill 9 , France Votes Death For Persons The Gem state todav (ould look back on one of the mo't tia-i- e weekends in it hu'oix, with nine prisons dead as the ttuuM of tiaftic axudents and two the victims of other mishaps Fne faun laboieix tiom Texas weie killed when their tmck tinned into the path of another t u x and trailer east of Bin lex Saturday A child was killed and n.ne sons miuied in a lieadon colpei lision noith of Swan allev and an Aikansas box was killed on the highway reai Pax-ett- e Satin dax night An eldei lx Jeiome man wax killed in a (lash neai Challu and a Rexhuig woman d ed xesteidax of injuries she in a collision noith of Idaho Falls Friday of 30 William W William Samaiia Idaho died in a Malaa Oix hospital Saturday of head injuries he teceixed xxhen he was kicked bx a hoixe, and Leonard Attempt at x ld V Allied Repoits fioin Bonn. Gen main said the United States would call r an conleience in l.on don. Pans or Luxemhouig to hammei out a ' next be-'- i ' Luio-peacollective seeuiitx sxstciii re-po- Armx-MiCai-t- eight-poxxe- Force today expeits searched the wieckage of two Supei bombers, one in El Paso and the other in Rapid City. S D The two huge planes crash-- 1 ed within 26 hours of each other. Twenty fixe men weie killed in the two accidents Phiee men escaped with injuiies in the Rapid Cit.x ti agedx , and 15 of the 16 men ested readcis xxill be membeis in the F.l Paso mishap escaped of the Watkins committee Watkins said todax that the death, though all were tniuied $3 500.000 documents xxould be "studied bine e the right aw ax because they "cox or craft became the backbone of the some of the field that xxe are Air Foice's atomic bombing charged with inxestigating" foice, 15 of them haxe crashed, One of the censure chaises killing 157 men was destioxed here The against Sen Joseph R McCaithv is that he urged federal eailv yesteidav was making a employes to xiolate their oaths routine naming flight It had of office to gixe him secret base, taken off from Another is that he re- Biggs FTeld at El Paso, and atceixed and made mipioper use tempted to make an emergency of a classified FBI loxaltv doculanding at El Paso Municipal ment to which he wasn't authorxxhen six of its 10 engines ized Both chaiges stem from caught file the Ai Cai thy heatings The huge plane struck a poxxer McCaithx. who has been x a line and clashed Aiinian 2C Ron- m the West, has not aid L Strasshcim, Buffalo, N V., his strategy Tor the was thiown from the ait ci aft by But Watkins said he has the impact and killed The other no intention of mxiting McCarthy 15 men either clambered to safeor any one else to make any ty or weie rescued bx An Foice opening statements Tuesdax He and cix than police befoie the indicated the emphasis will be on plane was engulfed in flames. documents 3,500-xxor- n immediate j (R-Wi- st Dale M Amalga. Superintendent of County Schools Lloyd Theurer announced today. A graduate from Utah State Agncultural college. Mr Rindlis-baihtaught school in Provi-denc- e e six-nati- last xear. mx-M- John Rindnexv offi- Movie-Dinn- c ' cap-xeai-o- ld Cache stake's annual party for senior members (those oxei 60 xcats of age, besides widows and widowers i will be conducted Wednesday. 12 15 p. m . on the noith tabernacle grounds. Through courtesy of Manager Norman Sproul and Intermoun-tai- n Theat'-es- , there will be ai moxie at 10 a m. m the Capitol theatre, honoring the stake old folks Anx one desiring transportation to the theatre, or to the tabernacle grounds, may contact ward old folks chairman The stake committee indues Mr and Mrs Kenneth Lindquist. Mr and Mrs R E Bemtson. Mr. and Mrs W. W Lundberg. and Mr and Mrs Rax Forsberg, Mr and Mrs J J Wie. Mr and Mrs. Lx man Larsen, and Mr and Complete organization of the Mis Iloma Andrews Cache County School District for the coming academic year xxa released today by Superintendent Lloyd Theuier, xxho announced The that an estima'ed 4304 students ST. HELENA. Calif. TP bodies of two Navy pilots were are expected to enroll for the recovered yesterday when the school teim The teacheis list includes xx. ec Wage of twin AD-- 6 Skxraiders I incoln School. Ilyrum AV. S which weie believed to have and Russell slope Bdiley. pnncipal, crashed into the Johnson, Marlin S. Lai en, Arthur of Mt St Helena Thursday. Nana County Coroner Charles ONen Jr. Beie Bio.xn, Lila E. Bure hell took charge ef the Elision Irrp C Nichols, Jennie bodies of Lt Cmdr. Robert L. B. NieKen, Gertrude L Payne, AA orrell, of Hutchinson, Kan , and j Merci Ann AA ann, Ophelia L. Lt. jgt Roger AA. Tillson, Jr., 26, AV right. ' Rulon Millville School R. of Middleboro. Mass. Burchell turned the bodies oxer Rose, pnncipal, and Airginia to the Air Force which took them Floyd, Anna McCuhoch, May by ambulance to Hamilton Field Pei kes. i Snarl Debate on the plan which would combine the atnucs of six West Fluiopean nations into one massdefense ive weapon a,ain-- t Communism, was snarled in a tangle such as could be possibly onlj in French politics As the Chamber of Deputies went back into session this aUd-noo- n this was Ihe situation F.DC opponents charged they had been double crossed hj iis supporteis and backed a motion which would end debate ini mex diated and dismiss FIX as of moie discussion " uih a move would effective kdl it Opposing it. however, x. as another proposal bx the pacts that the EDC debate, now in its third day, be biokcn olf to permit MendevFarnce o call a new foreign ministeis' conference to seek a treaty comuiomise It xxas this proposal whi h the plan's opponents called 1 double cross since it had been at. ted in long, secret conferences yesterday to let the deba'e run its coourse. The moxe was one designed to tumble Mendes-F- i anc'.s government rather than let EDC die. The intent became dealer when three of the projects backers in the Cabinet threatened to resign if a ballot yxeie taken on the "sudden death motion this afternoon. "un-woith- sup-poite- Fixe SAIGON, Indochina. 'IP U S Air Force technicians captured by the Communists in the LONDON 'IP Britain li'ted last months of the Indochina War its embargo on shipments of ai ms will be released in the next 36 e to Egxpt todax, the Foreign Off-- 1 hours. French authorities announced. nounced today. The fixe Americans were Thf decision to end the three- embargo folloxxed Anglo-- , tuied by Communist rebels June Egxptian agreement on Britain's 14 near an air base where tney withdrawal from the disputed xx ere stationed at Tourane m Suez Canal Zone Central Viet Nam The techniA Foieign Office spokesman cians had violated security orders beach four said Egxpt has gixen Britain as- to go swimming at surance the arms will not be miles from the base. used for aggressive purposes. They were part of some 300 The government of Egypt's American technicians sent to neighbor, Israel, has been induring the siege of Dien the Bien Phu to help service Ameii-ca- n formed of the decision, spokesman said. planes flown by the French. er pro-ED- C CLASSWORK BEGINS SOON: SUPERINTENDEN- T- Lists j Bodies Found - fog-lade- n -- , i l0 i ig r M III s Ill 1 d 11 tmst ml t l must no longer mu defense.' he said ai mial i omention of tid ix loi the speech, the administration tit V V:v; H I . - . .1 In i t i X in Pi u n in' l 1. ' Ii ui um mi m in un u mi ill t In i III Ix m un ui mill un i i il in i i New Atomic t ix i mli ii e ul ux t Miii. mil i Hue xi m a h si i i ui lluii in him x i i i , n s III' ll II Mlglslld t , XI III Ills xx ini h liiscil Hi imi ihe icsiixc slumlil In ill .illi il lui an aJi'l I iiiii il IS muni Iis i Energy Statute WASHINGTON todax signed a nexv eiieigv law which lie said alinui xx s.ml lluii President If FimiiIiowci uiingtlirn the. free woild's ill amt speed the dax xxhen will he wholly de-- v lonstruitixe pui poslegion leaileis lepoitcillx are es of man The new law, enacted aftei a against the punitive pioxisinn ot the Hannah pioposal anil M.i) biltci i ongiessional battle which ini hided a Senate filibus-te- i, Gen Lewis B llcishex, Ihe is the fust major overhaul has opdneitoi, smite Tin: QIIFV AM) Till (ROW Pidlv Duma Pettis bob posed Ihe lluee million lesiixr of the basic atomic energy act of llonpei, a tame descit now. as she sits next to a piuklx caitus liguie lest its sue lilgbicu (on 19 16 I It lifts the Roxemmenti in Alctomlle California oi n.c Is now icgiung as the xeais gtess away fiom the oxei.Hl pio-g- t Swietheait of the Alitor allev Futuie F.umcix of Amenta. opolx on atomic development, am Ihe Pi esulent assuied the Le- tlcaiuig the way for private i v to own and opciate atomic gion that lus plan fot a suostan-liall- v til poxxu ieactois It also authorizes stiengthened lesetxe not nnfaiilx hut den men x ho I s shanng of infoimation on the uses of atomic weapons and haxe ah cady setxcil t lie knowhow of Ibis admmisti alum xxill building atomic lie .said to that power i carlins Dialamilng anx elloit at blits ing the bill that tin eat to anxunr " let mg oi orld Atomic Pool In is. ilium it Ameiiias Mr Eisenhower said in signing aimed might with thuinlmad si a the lull that he will use the latter -- s BOSTON iRsiint Attmnex G.iiiet 11 Bxine authouty to pi ess ahead, xsith or convened a special session of the Suffolk County giaml jui y "Today ihe United SUles has without Russia, on Axis plan ior 'the most poxxeiful and the most1 a w oihl atomic pool to exploit today in an rffoit to deteimlne how an undmxoild assassin efliclent lighting foice il his ever uses oi nuclear enervxas xxlnsked fiom jail in bioad daylight. peacetime maintained shoit of vxat, gy. Police thicughout Nexv England and New Yoik had oi tiers 'in fait, in some tespeiis, it t The Piesulent, xxho flexv here to "shoot to kill" Elniei (Toggei ) Bui ke, who no sooner the most poxxritul evet dexcloji-ed- . fiom Denxer ss eail.v today to esi aped fiom Chat lex Mi eel jail the Ameilran Legion conhe S,itui tlav than More Jet Planes telephoned a the nexv law at a tint it to "get Hxine. We have an Air Kotie of tention. signed White House cciemony attended Ilmke h.iil been j alien in enn-- glowing effectiveness II has 50 by members of the Atomic Enor-g- x i i lion with ail ahmtixe pet (eld mote jets than last yeai Commission aiid of the House-Sena- te to 'mil out" a foimei Funks It possesses awesome powet. Atomics Enetgy CommitWe haxe a mightx Naxx, with ichhciv suspect heie lune 16. Ihe FBI i ('tailed vacationing 13 000 a( live atre t alt It is a tee which chaffed the legislation. lie .said the law will lot him agents to join Ihe manhunt even xx oild leader In nuclear ptopul-- J our Allies atomic data they gixe as MOO was Ihe stolen est tin ape tt SALT LAKE CTIV HP need for defense, including infound Ihiee miles fiom Ihe jail "Wc haxe our strongest peaceCopper Coi p olfnials and Ncai it on the sidewalk was a time At m v, equipped with mod- foimation oil training m the us d Mine-Mi- ll blink woman's wig ht hexed wom em weapons, tiained under mod- of and defense against atomic icpiesentatnes em doctrine. It is capable of weapons to ai glie lot at issues in as a disguise b Ihe dnxti Mr Eisenhower referred out its assignments, in .Subpoenas 100 Witnesses (anting Nevada and New Mexito today as to the charge made by opmodem wot Id 'llus In aen lineal to l.ixx and the"We a xtiike that has idled 11 ObO a Mantie Cot ps. ponents of the bill during Senate haxe shall no! go unchallenged, woiktrs ill four Western xtates oidci and stiong. tightly ptoud debate that it amounts to a multi-billio- n Bxi in said Sundax nignt as Im tough dollar "give-away- " of the of its tiadi'iunal spit it and readi went into M thud week , amounted the spctial giimd Uiy ness publics investment in atomic He said 100 perUtah lotals of the Intel national spctial session "And all tin gieat power is enei gy. sons had been suhpenaoil, ini luHe said the pioxlxions for letbv developing letellt-getu- e Mill and Smelter lling Jail officei s, Lmon of Mine, polite and icsi-ilen- Mippoited ting piixate industry dexelop to and of AAoikeis last night i rinsed warning systems of the jail aiea Rtomlc power plans are designlatifv a tentative agnement with imteasing eifeitivc-- ed One of the puzzles the giand (distantly to relieve the tax-pa- x eventually .s and si ope Kennei ott until lot al issues in ui hoped to solve was hoxv er of the enormous cost of the He comeried that the I r. tied other states haxe been settled Bmke got the signal to tneak for commeicial aspects of the atomic Nations "has often failed to soli-taix In a foimal telease the union fieedom thiough the unused fill our hopes" as the primary entei pi is a, while fully piotecting set tun of the public inteiest in atomic said tefusal to lattfy did not lad confinement an cxeitise pcuod in insti ument for Woild Peace, but energy mean terms of the pioposcd set- the (lining lie said no to that is icason Tail void The law also gixes clear sanctlement weie unsatisfai ten y . of the UniWhen he did two men wear-- ' weaken our xuppoit ted Nations He admittedly x rs tion to the eontroxersial arrange- Federal Mediator S I.yle John- ing guard uinlotms and blaik disappointed oxer setbacks to the ni(nt un(lcr whlth ,he Piesudent whisk'd him son, who refeieed meetings (hit slot king masks Euiopean Defense Community, oi doted the Atomic Energy Compiodueed the tentative pioposal, tlnough font linked (loots to toe' but said these setbacks suould mission to buy pi iv ate power said no Either negotiations aie stieet wheie the woman wail "spur the F.IX7 nations to new fiom the Dixon-Yate- s utility waiting in a paikcd tai scheduled for Salt Lake City. group for delivery to the TennesDetectives ht hexed a touith se- efloits to reach an accord." see Valley Authouty. Propaganda al SetbackRed and "Ihe ennie piohlcm now in- - coinphce may have fh even oecaior.a' solves negotiating loial issues1 signal from a rooftop a failuies offeied no reason, he iwhith will he negotiated on a lo-- i minor or a white flag. said, for this nation to be he said cal or division basis into the "dead ends ol "Onte the local issues air war or isolation. I am sure the union Noting that the Communi) am will take the initiative in voting this countiv 50 to 1 outstanding on ratification of the conti act WASHINGTON 'll Recalling ior woild propaganda, the PresiThe Utah negotiations had been Abraham Lincoln's advice against dent said the salesmanship of the Allan DALLAS. Tex. (IF) expected to set a patter for the (hanging hotscs in midstream. Red dictatorship called lor new lease industry, including some 15 000 Pi evident F.isenhower has asked and aggiessive counter measures Shivers held a nqxv two-yewoikers in Montana, Arizona and the Ameman voter to elect an- by this countiy and other free on the Texas governorship today Connecticut who are now striking other Republican controlled Con-gie- nations that set the stage for a conservato help him cairy out his "Legionnaires, we must preach, tive faction advantage in the against Anaconda Copper Mining four-vea- r i (Continued on Pdge Ten) Co progiam. state Democratic convention next month The Shivers victory oxer Austin Attorney Ralph Vaiborough in ldst Saturdays bitterly contested ixoting was hailed by President F.isenhower AVhite House Pie&i II. inn. Hi xxas lint a pi isc adminisli alum plan l.rtion Is Opposed e-- i sc i in it mu Ii x ai lut oi i ii lo the y - in-il- Thug Whisked sr From Boston Jail A pii-set- (LI) tn-t- u all-ot- ad-die- Copper Firm Argues Issues alti-mp- j Kcn-neto- Kenneth B. Paradise School Bailey, principal, and Leland G. Pulsipher. M a urine E. Erickson, Inez AV Hansen. College-Young School E. B. Maughan, principal, and Eunice H Borghohhaus. Alta Faekrell. Providence School Ralph D. OKon. pnncipal. and Eric Thoip, Rozella L Fuhrimdn, AVanda H. Pcteisen Bdi bara T. Stuck! Hcradeli School, AAellsville Elbert J Anderson, principal, and J Monroe Jenson. Robena P. Falslev, Eva Lee Gunreii, Margaret L Lutz. Rita Mouritsen, He'en I! Smith. Benson School, Smithfield RFD Darrell AV Hyde, principal, and Jessie Perkins, Margaret H. Kenneth Hyde Park School principal, and Maunne L. Baugh, Linda B. Hamblin. North Logan School James AA'. Seamons Jr., pnncipal, and Vooris Hyde, Barbara Cronquist, Olive S Elyse J. Henderson, Hughes, Summit School, SmiUjwld James Timmins, pnncipal, and Pres'on Affleck, Robert B. Bradshaw, Guv Ray Pulsipher, Mary Dames, Luella D Murray, Lenora Olson, Marie Peterson, Elvina Ranzenberger, Veda B. AVhiting, Elliott Thornley. Lewiston School Clayton C. Nielsen, principal, and Nathan II. AV. Godfrey, Anderson, Bessie Mae Hanson, Ethel K. Leavitt, AVebb. lv ts Texas Favors icie-tiaik- His Request Present Chief - ar ss Teachers For Schools Of County bell. 'I i indi-lect- j an-ic- Set Political j lisbacher. Amalga. the cial earlier serxed on a mission for the Church of Jesus Christ Saints to the Southof Latter-da- y ern States and xxas in the U. S. axy for two years, then later a lieutenant in the U. S. Army for examining two years shedding Mr Rindlisbacher sue c e e d s light on the fixe principal charToons Hyde, who will teach at ges the committee will study. North Logan school this year. Senior Folks Of Cache Stake s nt Kisenhoxxer told the ask Cinigiess in January ist'ixo to keep America f out Russia, uloit ii ism ably" to mam ami he would seek to li will t pie-pate- j Air-po- it er xuitciedj xx 6 of Trenton school of Rindlisbacher. principal EDC Gci-man- 200-to-n, Trenton Named allei final defeat in the Fiench Assembly It waxpected that ron Uirent with the eight-powe- r meeting. France, Bntain and the United States would confer scpai ate'y y on a formula to give West its soveieignt. The Bonn souices said t o major EDC alternatives would be a small SATO comnnsed of France, Italy . West Geimanx, Belgium and The Luxemhouig, Netherlands, plus the I nited States and Bntain, ora F.uropran "coalition atmy" under the jurisdiction of Me Council of Europe. a 6 x. Principal For Son of Mr. and Mrs. Proposals (D-Ai- ki safety Mil II U ,i iilhitm, t flight SI X I Ihe While lluusi -- Air , P esi 1 (hot x his n Tex IP I 1 III Li V d F.L FASO I (I P Ii I! : Mendes-Fiance- Majority Report Filed The Republican majoutx of the Senate Inxestigating Subcommittee already has filed a d report on the dispute In addition. Sen Charles FI Potter and poxsiblv some other membets weie expected to submit indixidual statements. The repoits piobablv will be made public Tuesday or AAednes-daand among (lie most inter- ut -- i ( i J ,m la ii dit l'P) day. In If f Sen. Aithui V. Watkins called WASHINGTON who tgnoird Piemicr his special committee into seuet session today to map final spoakets s pica that Pieite plans for the McCarthy censute hearings staiting Tuesday "final debate on the protect be Utah Republican, declined allowed to continue through its Watkins, a stein, juduial-nundefour daxs, with the to icxeal what picblems his gioup had to lion out. scheduled final vote to he taken tomonoxx But he said they weie "laigelx pioceduial F DC hacked It was the fust meeting of the committee in 10 days and a Instead, which opponents xxould cut off demotion it xxas necessaiy, among other bate immediately as not xxmthx things, to appioxe the tatf woik of the Assembles notice and thus that has been clone and to agiee kill off EDC without even the finally on hoxx the heatings will formality of a decent burial. , i be un Meanwhile, Sen John I. McClellan announced he it xxould submit the Demon atic on the iccent healings befoie nightfall to- ii u ' H 'sl!l(,li A i Watkins Calls In Censure Group six-ma- - 'Ay t even in a fnendlx dimx oi Pie that sui Ii in .ii mx po s In it might cost Flint Ii some of Ms sox ei eignlx F oi mei Pirnuer F donate llir--r lot "gland old man of F'leiuh . an Lmmett hospital alter lowing Home medicine whuh had been prescubed for his father. State police said the fixe kil'ed in the collision near Bui ley weie 19. Robxtox n, Pablo Buston. ega 24, Fisa Amadeo Phillip ega. 10 and Raoul Escuieido, and a 29 both of Edeouch man named Sanchez, fiom Corpus Chusti. ictim of the mishap near Sw an A alley , w as Ann llathaxx ay, daughter of Mr and Mis Phil Hathaway of Dnggs She died about three hours after the accident Johnie Luchin Cheek, 8. son of Mr and Mrs Cbffoid Cheek cf pxatt, Aik . xx as killed when he darted across the road into the path of a car which officers said was driven by Henry John Vrieze of Salt Lake City. The Cheeks had stopped their car alongside the road about dusk J C AValgomott, 71, of Jeiome, was killed xxhen the pickup triifk he was duving went out of control and rolled over on U S. 93. Mis Lottie McCulloch. 71. of Rexhuig, died in an Idaho Falls hospital of injuries she receixed when the car in which she was a passenger collided with another vehicle as the drixer of the first car pulled into the opposite lane of traffic to make a tuin. V' " 1 k AA -- v f tone attempt to imifx mope and ll (anie tiei wisp Ftciuliniin (ould not ainpt eitliii lie ole i of Geiman troops on turn Ii soil, alUcr I hadwic Chester, (I xl RI t II AKGI attnmex Pa iulit new lx appointed iounsil of the spexial t lunges Sxnate Investigating Committee xuighmg irnxme Aitmu A. meets with senate! McCarthy against Senatot Watkins, Kepubluan, liali, let t Latter is lommittce chan man TO Wl l(.H swal- Is serve mtr It was the end of anothci aoii of Mr and Mis Leonaid Station of Iloiseshoe Bend, died in New I II y y PVR1 ir - The Ficmh Va tiona! Asxpmbh vo.'d 'odax to kill the Ftuopcan Deienso tom mumtv tieatx whuh would haxe inchultd SiHi ikkl Gi i mans in a um ticial ic Fuiopean aimx turns of the balloting bowed Death of the 1 Di on xxhuh both the I nited Sacs ant Hi behexed the fa'c of Westcin F ui ope could d pemi tame on a technical nioiion xxhuh ( alh d fo an end to all duiiuMon of tie contiox ei sial pait The xoie w as 31S to 270 It w is unoffu ia Hie semhlx then mt ioiiuk',1 until 9 0 p m xx lien the is to I'e foinialh annoum cd xest-eida- Station 1 Defense Army Over Weekend James FIVE CENTS 30. 1954 Annie Me Knight, Anna AV. Mills Fontella AVheeler, Eliza K. AAiser, Sadie Soienson. O Park School, Richmond L Ballam, pnncipal, and Elsie Allen, Flora G Allen, Faun S. Dahle, Leona McCarrey. (larkston School Joseph P. Malmbeig, principal, and Sylvia B Butars, Tellrua G. Thompson. Mendon School Vance D and Annie AAalker, principal, Buist Newton School Archie Jenkins pnncipal, and Orpha Fabricius, Eunice T, Jones. Trenton School Dale Rlndlis-bachc-r, principal, and Evelyn II. Hansen, Joyce Lo'er. VAellsville Junior High Elmer Archibald, principal, and Louis H. Secietary James C. Hageity said in Denxer the Republican i President "has long admired Gox Shixers as a public servant. Brenchlev Irtl M. Fppich B. Jenkins, II E. KoHett, E X. He is highly pleased at the par alter Pei kins, Larsen, Clyde A. Linder, Seth nt ary returns." Spence FaUlev, Esther Fletcher, Reea Petersen. Maughan. Aaion Leishman E. S. Shixers. a lifelong Democrat, Smithfield Junior High M. R. 'Obiay, Fred AV. Sorenson, Edwin led Tex as to the support of EisenCooley, principal, and F. L. Allen, Lundquist, Spencer AVyatt, Doro- hower in 1952. The President placin Homer G Uaines, Harold, II. thy Ruth Bishop, AVilma Hall, ed a call to Shixers home to AVoodxale congratuyesterday Gutke. Ralph C Jones. AAilliant Ruth B. Hobson, Betty Jean R Liechtv, AV. R, Monsen, llotchkin, Tilda Paulsen, Maty late him. Returns from all 254 Texas F. Rigbv, Matlene Clawson, arr. including 223 complete, counties, Renee Datwyler, Donna Kicster, North Cache High Robert to 771,569 votes Shixers A gaxe McCann Gem. and Baizee Bak- 678.329 for Yarborough. The TexIwiston Junior High Sxlmar Dahle, pnncipal, Amos AV. as Election Bureau said only a G. Jessop, pnncipal. and Iheron er. Dial L. Ballam, B Anhder, James AA. Hess, MarBair, AAilliam M. Darlev, C. A. few votes remained to be counted The governor sMli lin A. liill D. Garn Stevens, C. Huiien, B. Stialfoid Louale, AA. Edward AVilson, Maxine Lee, Blair Low, Grant Mauchlev, E. B. publican Tod R. Adams of Creck-- i NoThora AVheeler. Olsen, AV. AV. Perkins, Floyd S. ett in the general election in AAhit-'mavote the but consitur-is vember, j South Cache High S. A. Dunn, hite, Heber AAhiting, Jav Emma Fisher. Gladxs C. cd largely a foimahty. Texas has pnncipal, and Sylvester C. Andera Republican gov son, John Brohcrff, Ray Cannon, liver, Peggv D. Meikle, Norma l never elected einor. F. j. Carlson, V. It. Caiver, Grant AA. Monson, Mae H. AAinn. AA , AAil-lia- m AA i j AV i " |