OCR Text |
Show JL 10 Three Loqan YouthsUfah Fruit Turns Out Better Are Hurt Than Expected TTTF LOGAN, FT AH IIFR4I.I) JOI RNAI Friday, July 14, 190 Bear Lake Accident FUNERAL Foster J. Gordon SMITHFIELD-Fu- m nesday. He is being held in Cai he county jail. ml In a return practice game on the Newton Thursday evening, guls softball team again defeated Collinston, 4 3, in a battie. for Fostor J Goidun, 76, fti m-Cache countv clei k and vpipiui-anawho died Tuesday, will Sntuidiv at 1 pm. in v. aid LDS Smithfield Second bi.s!i-ochapel by Donne Chamber i n hard-foug- , Junior Gleaners and junior of Logan stake are invited to a dance Tuesday, July 18, in the Logan Second LDS ward. All are urged to attend and to bring their friends. Friends may tall at the family home this evening and Saturday until time of sen Ices Burial will be In Smithfield cemetery undei direction of the Nelson Funeul home, Logan. Zrlla Linford Richards, wife of Dr. L. A. Richards and daughter of Mrs. J. If. Linford, of Login, recently wrote to her mother that she obseived the historical Coldstream Guards ceremony in London. She saw King George VI himself present the colors to the guards in an event that happpns but once every Mrs Rail Mediation Goes To Capital newed mediation In the big r wage and hour dispute has been shifted to Washington, industry sources annoum ed tod iv The mediation hoatd had bet n scheduled to resume Its settlement attemj ts heit todav, but instead will meet disputants in Washington Monday. The case mvolv 's sepai at woik week and economic demands of conductors, trainmen and switchmen. Federal mediators notified the of the unions and lailroads change late yesterday. 40-ho- i i i J NO KISS, THIS Warren the United Nations, looks Trygve Lie as they hold a meeting I Is too much concentration on the physical sida of love the cause of many modern marriage ures? Read what , i i faila fa- mous woman doctor says in the outspoken article, More Love, Less Sex . , , Mrs. John Burson and family of Noith Hollywood, Calif., ate visiting relatives in Claikston and Industrial Use Of U. S. Markets Atomic Energy Termed Far Away At A Glance l The LONDON, July 14 United States it developed today, r leid apparently has a over the lest of the western win Id In the peaceful use of atomic eneigv -- and tins rows soon will be on the disk if Josef Stalin 1 Richards is in Europe this summer with her husband whj is attending an international convention of scientific men. A technician at the Salinity laboratory. Riverside, Calif, Dr. Richards will be guest speaker in Amsterdam on July 21. (lKA Telephoto , R Austin (left), chief U. S. delegate to as though he is really kissing Secy. Gen. whispered conference at a United Nations at Lake Success, N. Y. one-yea- 1 Siientisl-- . Soviet especniiy flown heie as observeis the top atomic eneigv scientists of the west discussed Ihe problems that ncset the pithwav to the industrial atomic age at the win Id power lunfeience. All weie With three Man Drowns ' 1: Cot1 in irregular. Wheat futures closed off 2 to U4VED BY MILK BOTTLE to 2N CHICAGO (UP Aithur bienrisen, 39, owes his life to ait Gul-cent- r rtill; b'tte Gu'b-and- et " v. "s v agreed tl t th" rvi .ip b- exhaust .'un s in h.s grnge but manage1 io i use o' atomic Her".: 50 cents to $' lo er, top throw the milk bottle through a will be long and hard and nt th end of it there may be only re- $24 85; sheep: steady, lambs weak window before becoming M-- s. stricted fields in which it will have to 50 cents lower; cattle: steady scious. His sister-in-laIrene any superiority over coal, oil or water power. They c JULY Coronet Now on Sola c At your J ! )' v toin More Wheat in '51 WASHINGTON, bv the of jepple attei A i .rty io 4 IB th Sved the i epl ren huge plane roaied that it was almox identify the dead i cet the victims and scattered over a 5m Graduation days are over and ool the hope, of those leaving for the last time are flying high. There Is one bit of advice your Uncle Sam wants you graduate, to the only remember, and that Is money youll ever have is the money yon .re saving right now. Saving k is the ONLY part of each way to save. And one of the best way. to do It is to buy U. S. Savings Bonds through your companys Payroll Savings Plan. Those bonds are backed by the fuU resources of the Government and will return you $4 for eviry S3 ten years later. pay-chec- edi-we- re Brannan Asks For Hoskini The1 u. re-th- file. Mr-jrrt- S. Treasury Depjrtmfiil It was eailier ?hcrafi. President Quits July 14 (UP) Agi iculture Secretary Chailes F. Biannan today asked faimers to 1,150 000,000 bushels of St. George, Utah, July 14 (U.P) glow wheat in 1951, to be on the safe Glenn E. Snow today had resigned as president of Dixie junior colside. This years crop is now esti- lege to accept a position with the mated at 956,586,000 bushels. Bian- National Education Association in nan revealed his hope for next Washington, D. C. effective Aug I eat s hat vest in announcing 1951 The resignation, acieage allotments today as he is 31, will terminate Snow's lequiled to do by law. He asked term as piesident of the college that 72,800,000 acies be planted in Snow said he would serve as sislant to the executive secuetary Biannans announcement leflect- - w th the education group He serv-d- e the concern of the unceitain ed as president of the association world situation and the Korean last year. Dixie College h, OLD WAYS STILL GOOD The Mass. (UP) NEWBURY, ITIJTS RECALLED tnvvrs voluntpp- - bremen cle- NLW YORK, July 14 (UP Pan brat ed the by proving American World A rways recalled, they can fight a bl7e with the 141 'nrloughed pdots to duty tod v seme equmi'e t us d in 1700 A to hand e the increased t 'mpo of its oncratio is, Vspecially In the per Green tv's set on fire and an PaciPc alarm turned M' ind np isons tm bodice, Another Death 1 fit'll coron Her corsa?e Mrs. BURLEY, Ida. Henry Millard, 16 Mrs. Joseph H Mi'h was drowned m th about a mile below Hevburn rail bnde The youth d i ow ni tempting to swim ti county side M the her, William lc, Inver in a futile atm him. SALT LAKE CITY, July 14 (UP A member of Gen. Douglas command staff said here today that the Korean war will take much more time than Americans anticipated when the first shots were fired. Biuce Easley declared that peoples of the east look to the United States as their only salvation and that American fighting men overseas are regarded as saviours not conquerors. Col. TOMORROW'S LUNCH AT OUR SNACK BAR 51 or Hmb corsage Graeu beautify ' topped lf c groon Cj. H r S tere i pt hole tal ir.ents o re and Assist 1 Ga Aiktnso Week End F Ion i Both SIZZLER (oimer high tended the mi LAWN MOWEI 16" self sharpening ball Rubber tires, at beari rubber roller. All metal The Yell Washir their 1 Prior blaoi ihower bride-- e ha die. Regular 19.95. i ' the at ASSiStl! jIcBrit Ilam, Baked PoButter, Salad Hot Roll and Butter. Sliced Baked tato, n north ,Not So Soon Stewart was editor for thie yeais. It is expected that he will assume new duties m the suu)i' journalism department. ve bride Cot Parsley, Hoi 50c Tomorrow's Complimentary Lunch Free to HARLEY BERGENER AmcrcPn Netional Lfe Inc. Co. -- 7) ,tootRSon ( yC'vy&M C. C. Anc'erson Co. P.ec Mr. ar Mr. a diugh wanet ( ton Wash! Itend the U! Morte VALUES SO HOT THEY Glen i IIDERSOIIS ,mI I: O. J,. Fr".tc authoiities day that 16 pei s 'in the crash of a ress near hete The listing of u plane ftom Iigs Tex., showed lb Clar Wei. h Pattprson air field Welch said ihe t high-jUtah- LEWISTON. Ida , July 14 (UF -Walter K. Kaner, 34, New Ymk was presumed to have City, drowned late yesterday when he By Inited Press was swept downstream while atStores higher in model ate trad tempting to swim the turbulent mg Snake liver. Bonis higher. Police said it was iepoited that U S government bonds steady Kaner was swimming easily until he reached the middle of the rive'--. in quiet trading He was attempting to swim the Curb stocks higher. 300 yards from Lewiston to Clark.,-ton- , war. Silver unchanged at 72 'i Wash. io-- I MASON r trunk J. lluinphert Jr., 27, of Whitehoise, Mont, was bound over to district tuuit on a rhaige of writing bad (hecks when he appeared m Logan city court Wed- A is You SALT LAKE CITY, July 14 (UP A crop survey has revealed that noi have.t0 'washboard' stretch of outside needs from fruit werema-,,door car loose a and way , , ea "y . . ermed responsible ror an unusual JJ131 e,s 'n slnte thl s,IrlnK traffic accident which yesterday ,daaiae A State department of Agriculafternoon injured three young peoture leport said a better recovery ple of Logan. , e earlier is The mishap occurred between, than was excepted !e for improvement. sponsib Garden City and Ideal Beach, Bear Peach production was iormerly Lake, when the car driven by at 86,000 bushels out I in k II mas, 18 son rf Mr. and, anticipated now is for 108,000 forecast the 33 Mrs. Ernest Hvmas, u Fourth North, overturned. supemsory inspector Earl Young Hy mas told investigating dlitricti are n oflicers that the car door on his pover dthemny of crops quality jubilant side suddenly opened on a rough do not expect to even they though stretch of road, and as he atharvest normal fruit production. A tempted to close it, the auto went relative small amount of insect out of control, and overturned. was attnbuted for impiov- Dick received a dislocated left damage d hip, cuts and bruises. He is receiv-- j ing treatment in the Montpelier hospital, where his condition Is termed good. Two passengers in the car, Betty Reese, 16, daughter of Mr and Mrs Don M. Reese. 182 Eat Third Noitii, and Jack Squires, 18, son. of Mr. and Mis. G. Walter Squires Utah State Agricultural college h 269 Noith Fourth West, suffered officials here today announced injuries of a lesser nature, and resignation of John Stewart, brought home last night by! tor for the Extension Service. Mr Squires. Miss Reese had cuts, Dr. Carl Frischknecht, director and bruises about the leg and of the Extension service, said that body, and Mrs. Squires, a bump on although no successor has been the foiehead. named for Stewart, numeious op- plications for the position are A NOTICES Uncle Sam Says versit; this tectur A l i the Phone 4Tl : pest! Mr. a t Mr. JUMBO GARMENT BAGS r:l a Josep' Ham SPECIAL SALE Cleon Mlllvi Lake Reese Mr. i famil I Lid Grant Mils Mr. a daugt A Sizzler l.oo gaf ffie righf p r trouj the I06 When you want to go up you go UP in Mercury! The big, and tie ten c Cc REG. 1.00 PEARLS engine is just right for the high ones! And ' it puts you right on top with economy, too. One reason why Mercury is "Americas N$. 1 Economy Car today! ( Mr Re Special purchase ssle of lovely rope pearls with bright clasps. A wonderful assortment to En Satu from Lu tainr Sizzler and Mrs Ray choose from. Leo Matl Lew Mr and getffie right riding comfort! Earrings SX .1 big ones can travel comfortably in Mercury. Its that big -t- hat roomy! And so quiet! You can travel more miles a day with ease and comfort in Mercury! Try it! cv. CHILDREN'S DENIM OVERALLS WAIST OVERALLS ilj ; 3- - Vou get ffie right roadability Lovely washable shirt blouses for summer wear. Plaids and polkadots. In all sires. These shirts regularly sell for 1.29. This value is for Saturday only. And the quantity is limited! ! You never felt such a big car handle so easily! This brawny Mercury takes curves . . . rough roads REGAL ... as though they didnt exist. And it slips into parking spaces other cars are forced to pass up. Go for a ride and see what we mean when we say "youll go for Mercury! COLD PACK CANNER JiWl 20 QT. SIZE Go for a rideand you'll go for Sizzler Here is a value both timely and saving. Cut down your canning work now with one of these cold pock canners ficm Ander-son'- s. Saturday only at this irice. WHEATLEY MOTOR CO., INC. 150 South BOYS Main, Logan, Utah W Sizzler i" Childrens summer weight Denim Overalls in sizes 1, 2 and 3 only. A regular 169 value. overall5 Boys suspender waist 8 ox. denim. Western cut to Sizes 4 to 12. Saturday only |