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Show f ABOUT s. V. jK&f-- ? town 'V 1 - f f f. EVERETT, Wash.. June 15 (UP Firemen and telephone officials said today a woman refused to give up a party line so an alarm could be sounded for a fire in which four children perished. Firemen said the woman told him she gave up the line immediately. They refused to identify I tali, Idaho, Arizona are attending the i"cial Insemination school now ', heid at Utah State Agricul-collegThe purpose of the school is to train indi- - fseiada e. i thr . Wi cess week ar,ificial insemin work and to qualify them to state board examination S-- a Dr Wa"e - ns professor of veterinary The course, which 4 and will end June junf as animal wvers such subjects proced- -' lnboiatory krtbology. dis- and methods, jquipment Control, and records and jaals ,0 her. d0 woman who tried to telethe alarm claimed she askthe line on which the other Typical Answer Flrte- - who are you kidding? Im paying for my phone too, said the woman answered. Telephone company officials confirmed that the party line was A phone ed for d. ! tm; bro- finge: Plante i be victims died In bed. THE HERALD-JCURNA- L Friday, June 15, 1951 S The alarm was turned In from a nearby naval reserve armory. The home was enveloped I Killed In by flames when firemen arrived. I a few said minutes more They HEBER, Utah, June 15 (U.D , tempted to pass an unidentified A They said the unidentified wumun was talking to a telephone possibly yvould have given them Utahs traffic fatality toll was car and collided with the Colorado time to attempt rescuing the company emiu. . iuuut her bill. boosted to 86 today following the vehicle. The employe said she heard somedeath of a Chicago resident yes-- 1 one ask for the line and then terday in a car crash south of hung up when she couldnt get it. Heber, Utah. BEGINNING The blaze snuffed Killed in the shattering head- out the lives of Beth Bryant. 2, on collision was John Joseph Boyd Brjant, 3, Paulann Sweeney, GROTON, Conn.. June 15 tl.Rv-- The Puente, 49. He was killed instant- 5. and Renee Sweeney, 2. The U.S.S. Trigger, a 1600-to- n ly when the car driven by his son children were asleep upstairs in submarine that will travel faster collided with a westbound car the borne of Mrs. Vivian Bryant underwater than on the surface, driven by John R. Windsor, 25, when the fire broke out. was launched here yesterday. Craig, Colo. For Appointments Save One (iirl The ship is the first of a new Injured in the smash were Jack Mrs. Bryant managed to save fleet-typ- e snorkel submarine to Puente, 18, Chicago; Windsor and SEE her be built since the end of World his wife, and John F. Cronin, Chi- daughter, nice, by leaping from the second War II. It is named after the sub- cago, a passenger in the Puente MRS. C. H. WADDOUPS floor roof after being driven back marine Tigger which was lost in car. 287 West Center by intense heat in efforts to reach the Pacific in March, 1945, while C. Highway trooper Myron the other children. Three of the on its 12th war patrol. Gale said the Chicago driver at- - WARNING TO WOMEN WHO ' HOG ' PHOMF LINES busy at the time. six-roo- m Chicago Citizen Mishap i I Fast Sub VIOLIN LESSONS Agrees. g, Roberts, former Logan Lijsanitarian. is now attending. Ag-- " University of Kansas, the Aiumni office reports. Reed, "saduate from the college in on his doc-,raplans to study Mrs. Rob degree. He and Marie Pendry, former the a Apart-m- t making their home at Sunnyside. University Kansas. Ksnsas, Lawrence, ATHLETE Hypo, a old training boxerpup agility on skis and is able to execute a canine Cristy. The puppy is featured Calendar Girl," second in a senes of TV films entitled Camerain and Models in Action." -- te was learned by the US AC Alumni office today. Mrs. Peterson is the wife of Nad Peterson, who is studying law in the national capital. Mrs. Ppterson has been working in the child welfare department of the District of Columbia. She is secretary of the Aggie alumni chapter there. 28-- J P. President Martha Mrs Lighter of Peterson, Emeritus Peterson and E. G. Mrs. ,diiate of the Utah j State PQSTE VAiiCANl QuMQftd r:ne)fi i ooo this bottle Morrell A. Powell, a 1917 graduate of Uyh State Agricultural college, paid a visit back to his Alma Mater for the first time since leaving the institution more than 34 years ago, the USAC Alumni Office reported Wednes-- i day. Mr. Powell is agricultural extension agent with the bureau of Indian Affairs at Lapwai, Ida- -' ho. He was accompanied on his visit to the campus by Mrs. Powell, the former Ethel Salmon, also an student. BEATVS P1VSPPX 5 Mr MU 3ivc, I WHITE First meeting of the newly form- two returned missionaries, Elder Oral Murray, who has just returned from the East Central States Mission and Don Frank Darley, recently returned from the British mission. Special musical numbers have been arranged, and all friends and interested people are urged to attend. Junius W. McClellan, son of Prof. C. E. McClellan, will receive his master of public health degree at University of Michigan commencement exercises. 3 SHIRTS ajvotjc mcmu. New! Colorful! Ties for Dad PAPAL STAMPS -- Here are two of the four postage stamps issued by the Vatican to commemorate the solemn beatification of the late Pope Pius X. Two of the stamps bear his portrait and two his profile. Distribution of the stamps will be very limited. I scamper about the summer at Tulelake. forest. However, all three remained inPressure cookers will be tested doors yesterday after Streeter 9 at in the Eighth ward Monday conferred with the actress about a. m. in the chapel. There will be her safety. a charge of 25 cents for fach cooker. Confirmed WASHINGTON, June 15 URt The senate yesterday confirmed the reappointment of Wayne Coy WASHINGTON, June 15 (U.P term on the federAn international committee has to a seven-yea- r urged that prices of tungsten and al communications commission. molybdenum be fixed, and sup- Coy is FCC chairman. plies of the metals allocated among the free nations. The proposal was made by a committee of the international materials conference, made up of TODAY r I to?tI,SCHENlEY 1 WEVE EVER major producing and consumer PRODUCED countries. If the affected govern84 PR 5 ments approve the allocation GRAIN dist..inc.,n.y.c. scheme, it will begin on July L i . I Youll find ties to flatter any suit In ... Penneys terrific new assortment! please every taste . . . Neat patterns that win. admiring eyes! Rii flowing patterns, Come in . . . buy that special tie today geometries, abstracts. ... at Penneys low price! Rita Fears For Safety Of Children GLENBROOK, Nev., June 15 UR) Armed guards patrolled Pfc. Darwin B. Nielson, 18, son Rita Hayworths secluded Lake of Blaine L. Nielson, Hyrum, has Tahoe hideway today to foil any entered the airplane and engine attempt to rob her or kidnap her mechanics school at. Sheppard Air two children. The guards were placed on force base, Texas. duty at the suggestion of Reno District Attorney reunion Andrews family Nephi will be held Sunday June 17 from Jack Streeter, who said known hoodlums" approached him re10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at Guinavah park in Miami and quizzed him in Logan canyon. Each family cently should bring its lunch and notify about the actress. Streeter saiu Miss Hayworth immediate family members of the was very upset over the posaffair. sibility that Yasmin or Rebecca in danger. Rebecca, 6, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Johnson could be is her by Orson Wells daughter North of Logan and son Blayne and Yasmin is her have just returned from a trip to Prince Aly Khan, Tulelake, Calif., where they visit- daughter by the first five weeks of During daughter-in-lason and ed their h Miss Hayworth their re, stay Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Gayle and her children were outdoors Another son and his wife, Mr. and Miss Hayworth to take Mrs. Ralph Johnson and son Craig every day. lcs'ons and the children to golf the are spending of North Logan d Price Advice v-- . Towncraft POSTE UTICANi: ed 19th ward, a division of the Logan 10th ward, will be held Sunday the bishopric announced today. Meeting times are: Sunday school, 10:45, priesthood, 12:15-- 1 p.m., Sacrament, 7:30 p.rn. All auxiliary heads will be sustained There will be a testimony meeting Sunday evening at 8 p.m. in the Wellsville tabernacle honoring Co i v. iztrica's tastiest Whiskey during the sacrament meeting. 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