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Show THE Lee Proposes Many Policies dates fire. He accused this 1) from The Kids Will Jump for Joy Fisherman Found On Small Island PRESTON Search for a miss ing fisherman on Bear River end ed Sunday evening about 10:15 when the man, Jeo, a Japanese farmer of Dayton, was rescued from a small island in midstream. Jeo had become separated from and an his several companions alarm was turned into the sheriffs office when he failed to return to the car at the close of the afternoon. Sheriff Lee Hansen with the aid of farmers living along the river, conducted the search and made the rescue by obtaining horses from the Meek and Talbot ranches and swimming them out to the island. Jeo became trapped on the island when the river suddenly rose as extra water was released over the Oneida Station power plant, located in the Bear River narrow s. ; - I V-i Logan, Utah, Thursday, September 23, 1948 IIERALD-JOURNA- tf '"1 life sit down and figure out the best "recipe for liquor control in Florida Hurricane Causes Death For 12 Persons and that these suggestions state Utah, be presented to the state legisPage (Continued unit of inefficiency caused by po- lature. duce taxes; we must eliminate the litical methods. The present emMr. Lee did not recommend sale state income tax, and abolish the ployes are not qualified for their of liquor by the drink, but he did MIAMI, Fla., Sept. 23 (LIB sales tax on necessities of life. work.' I would have important po- go on record as opposing my state Floridans began mopping up today vicious hurafter a This can be done without affecting sitions filled by civil service ap- being in the whisky business. In conclusion, he hit the alleged ricane that caused 12 deaths and the efficiency of state government pointment, and I would encourage (Continued from pag by eliminating the extravagant all problems to be brought into practice of permitting the state well over $5,000,000 in damage to ask employes to since its birth in the Caribbean five- waste in the current state govern- the open for consideration by in- administration out of eleven kick-bac- k a portion of their sal- south of Cuba four days ago. ment. entrie, , 0 terested groups. ceive an A rating. dearies for He out funds. storm roared so The whirling Mr. Lee charged (here are campaign The General Welfare On the group anq indi He recognized that livestockmen clared that no employe in my ad- to sea last night after slashing many state employes that theres not enough work to kep them have their arguments in the big ministration if I am elected will across Cuba and wandering over hibits at the fair Cahe ? ( The the southern half of peninsular received 17 blue and four rSJr busy, and accused them of being game questions, as do sportsmen, have to make ri bons as follows: more interested in holding their But he contended that such prob- group of men we have in office Florida for two devesting days. Ciroup Exhibits: At 10 p. m.. the hurricane cenlems can be solved only if all par- have been there so long they have jobs than in doing their jobs. Linda B. HamLinT00" The Road Issue ties concerned are fully informed, lost sight of the true functions of ter was about 150 miles east of Melbourne, Fla., moving north- Foods II Mrs. Fern v,.,'1,0?"'8r Describing Utah roads as and only if fair methods are utiliz- government. Guests at the luncheon-meetin- g eastward out over the Atlantic and Miss Mary Heckman among the worst in the nation, ed for that solution. Ciothing I Miss Helen P he declared that the present highA public official should repre included Preston Nielson and Wes- gaining speed and intensity. The weather bureau here dubbed and Miss Lavona CiIKPn I way building and maintenance or- sent all people not just the mim ton Vernon Jr. of New York City; rt P Spec- Logan. Clothing n ganization is so controlled by the orities who want advantages or Major Stan Kimmitt, instructor for the hurricane the Mr. Lee declared. I the local National Guard; Owen ial because of its leisurely and Eppich. Hyrum. Clothing governor that its effectiveness is privileges, Menrton. field ? almost nil. He criticized the pres- promise no special favors to any Hall, executive for Cache indecisive course. . . HontTpi, Mujr; Mrs. Roy Hull, u" method of securing one. I believe that each group Valley Scout Council; Ross Pixton But the slow movement of the road attention, and prescribed a should live up to the rules of good of Grand Junction, Colo.; Ab Jen storm center merely gave the e plan for highway con- Americanism, and I stand against kins, former mayor of Salt Lake shrieking winds more time to nieB J.ratings: Foods IVy Obray, Paradise VLf struction. permitting any organized group to City who accompanied Mr. Lee wreak tremendous damage on Faye Fisher. Stefe I would abolish the current abuse the welfare of the whole.. to Logan; C, W. Dunn, W. Lee property and crops and leave seven Ill-M- iss Individual Exhibits three-ma- n road commission, and The liquor control Issue came up Skanchy, Dee Wangsgaard, Golden dead in Cuba and five dead in mshings Marjorie board one for Mr. Lees consideration during Buttars, T. S. Curtis, Cache county Florida. appoint a seven-ma- n Park. A: Judith Pond Co4H man from each judicial district in his Logan address. After pointing Republican chairman; E. A. ParThe worst damage in south-centrIndividual Exhibits Horn,! the state. They would meet once out that liquor by the drink son, Glenn G. Nielsen, Robert R, Florida was to ripening beans, nishings-Mariorie SeamonTJv a month to consider highway could not be instituted in the state Holden and Ray Nelson. celery, cabbage and sugar cane. The loss already was estimated at Park, A; Judith Pond. cL i problems and plans, Mr. Lee said. by any governor, because such Home Costumes -- Una Jran That seven-ma- n board would action must be voted by the Utah and could increase if $3,000,000 BIG JOINT Clarkston. A: MariU v eemploy a first-claengineer to legislature, he declared; Whisky LOS ANGELES. Sept. 23 (L.Ei-I- heavy rains follow the ler, Hyrum, B. Dresses for w, direct the road program, and contaminates the people who make winds. took six days for Sheriffs dewear Luana Packer, North l would consult with leaders from it, the people who sell it, and the While the interior fruit-prodputies to discover they were misan. A: Julia Salsbury, Newton each section of the state to hear people who use it. missed worst the of a prisoner from county jail. ing regions sing School Dresses their recommendations. Then, a S" outer blew 10 the I dont approve of my state be- Rex Fremont Whlttemore, winds blow, per River Heights. A; Annette Nieil Janice of state cent of general pattern the grapefruit crop from highway ing in the whisky business the been arhad Hyrum, B. Best Dresses MarTt construction and main t e n a n c e whisky business has contaminated on robbery charges last the trees and some oranges and Hansen, Smithfield. A: Elaine Rs could be drawn, with various pro- my state from one end to the raigned A state scarred and wer tangerines Friday. patrole officer weak fruit fell to the zenberger. Providence. A Ch. jects labeled for priority according other. ground. dropped around to the jail yesterrens Clothing Jean Allsop Srar to their urgency. Kick-Bar- k Issue field. A: LaDawn Thain, Beiuc day to see him. Deputies searched The fish and game commission He recommended that leaders the jail and two No one knows the age limits of A. Complete Costume others to boot I.,-,also drew the Republican candi- - representing the various walks of but couldnt find him. turtles or tortoises. A. Cschs slow'-movin- g, 3 4Z'-- ' ,4. i v" ? V X&Y i K' V-- j . kick-back- County s. I-- Mrs. K'k ' fWL 4U A- ' 'LJ-- . , .. - , 3 .M $ 5 Ox-Ca- V V 7' sure-grou- long-rang- Preston Workers Have Close Call al PRESTON Two workers narrowly escaped serious injury when a portion of a sewer trench caved in upon them Monday afternoon. French kids, who receive this new hobbyhorse for Christmas, will The men, Pete Rock of Black-foand Harry Wells, Preston, jump for joy theyll jump, anyway. A strong spring gives an added bounce. The toy was exhibited at Paris annual Lepline were buried nearly up to their necks by dirt while laying pipe in competition, where 500 inventors showed their latest creations. staff correspondent Rene Henry.) the bottom of the trench on (Photo by NEA-AcFourth South and Third West street. About 12 feet of the bank gave way shortly before 5 p.m. Traffic Victim Dies and fellow employees worked for 30 minutes to free the men from trench. the In Salt Lake City Added precautions are being taken in the sewer project to guard Blue Cross payments to the Loagainst further incidents in this SALT LAKE CITY, U.B A area where the ground has a man hit by a bus here gan LDS and Cache Valley Gensandy loam. Banks are being Tuesday night during a crowd for- eral Hospital amounted to $2,940.-4- 2 slanted and reinforced by the con- mation to see the presidential parwith payments to all member tractors as the work continues. ade died Wednesday afternoon at hospitals of Utah standing at conThe sewer line is being for the month of August, Salt Lake General hospital. structed in the recently created He is Samuel Gordon. He suf- as compared with $51,244.79 for lospecial Improvement district, fered two fractured arms, multi- the same month Inst year, ancated In the southwest section of ple thigh compound lractures. nounces D. O. Wight, executive the city, by the Goodwin Construc- shock, laceration of face and head director of the Intermountain Hostion company of Blackfoot. and numerous bruises and abra- pital Service Plan. The amount paid to the member sions. Driver of the bus was Franklin Hospitals provided a total of Extension days of hospital service for Bradbury, who said he didnt see the more than 1240 members who the man. (Continued from Page One) Hundreds of persons were were admitted as patients during August payment ton, D. C. and, later, regional crowded in the busy intersection. the month. The home management supervisor with The vehicles right front wheel brought the total amount paid by Cross Plan to member headquarters In San Francisco. passed over the victim. The bus the Blue this year to $513,527.00 as hospitals Since 1944 she has been with the was making a right turn. compared with $383,248.16 for the American Red Cross, two and a same period in 1947. half years of her time being spent In commenting on the recent In Europe. hospital payment, Mr. Wight Miss Huber has also traveled pointed out that while some of extensively In the United States, the increase payment for this Canada and Mexico. She was in Banned By year is due to a greater Blue Hawaii In 1937, in Cuba and the Bahamas in 1939, and also that BERLIN. Sept. 23 (UBV German Cross enrollment, much of it must to the increase attributed year traveled in 13 European police stripped all western licensed be countries, returning to the U.S. newspapers and periodicals from amount paid by the Plan for each two weeks before war was de- new'sstands in the Soviet sector patient in helping the hospitals to meet their higher costs during clared. She was in England during today In systematic raids. The raids marked the first of- this inflationary period. the war and spent a year In Gerficial move to eliminate western many at its close. She received her B.S. degree publications from the Soviet sion of warmongering, from the University of Utah, her sector. western licensed papers. M.S. degree from Utah State i Police action apparently was The campaign - against western Agricultural College, and has also ordered by Soviet authorities, who papers started last week when the Soviet communist Holligans carried out attended the University of South- announced through ern California, Columbia Univer-it- licensed news agency DNB that sporadic raids against newsstands resolutions have been presented selling western papers, threatenCornell University and Penby workers demanding suppres- - ing to burn them down. nsylvania State College. Miss Huber is especially interested In the problems of welfare X of rural people, is an active memTHE ber of the LDS church, and an admlrier of the western part of the United States. 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