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Show 0 I J Thursday, October 2, THE HERALD JOURNAL 2 Game a $ jLihera! Party Returns To f & & "-T- c ' f 1 "pvt f ' J, V President Truman Comes Utah Monday Morning eysf k He. - Polio Causes Call-Of- T" yaspiyii'.wnawt 1 ' CHAPEL HILL, N. C, (UP) The of North Carolina University it's football Thursday cancelled the University of with games TOKYO HIPi - Piemicr Shigeru Geoigia and Noith Caiolina State lYoxliidas conservative - thinking were stricken "after four students to iLibetal pait.v was letuim-with polio. an avalanche by power Thursday One of those sti token was a conservative vtoes which shut Caiolina of a member of the 'Noith out th Communists without a sinfootball squad seat m Japans new parliament. At Athens. Georgia Coach Wal- gle More than 130 wailime leaders lace Butts said "we are veiy disMacAr-jthu- r Gen. that our traditional purgedrodeby into theDouglas appointed lower house of be can't Caiolina game with Noith the Diet on the conservative landplayed. w hich slide, emphasized Japan's offiButts said Ninth Carolina awareness of the Soviet jgt owing cials called him "and we feel they were right to cancel the game un- threat The Count der the cncumsiam.es Unofficial tabulations gave the J The games this week end at Liheials 240 seats and a maiotity ' Athens, Ga., and at Raleigh, N.C., in the house, with only next week weie cal'ed off as a two mote seats to be decided. precaution The fYogiessives. whose policies The stricken football plater was follow that of the Liberals, closely identified as Harold Davidson, a bad 85 seats, the Right-WinSofuLiback from Murphy, N C. Doc- cialists 57 and the Sog tors said his case was acute but cialists, 52. Other votes were d ' at present theie is no danger of and independents among pai alysis. splinter parties. The Communists put 107 candidates in thp field predicting they would improve on the 22 seats they OGDEN it Pi Livestock: had in the last Diet. They did not Cattle 125, opened rather slow, win one seat in Wednesdays elecsteady to weak with earlier de- tion. A heavy count of Socialist votes cline, load high good to low choice 350 lb. fed heifers 31.00; canners In big city areas lae this afterand cutters 12.50-1- 4 00; late Tues- noon cut into the lead the Liberals day package good 940 lb. ted steers had built up in the rural provinces. 30.00; load good 1050 lb. feeder However, the government party steers 22.00; calves 25, market not had no trouble retaining Its maand established. Insuring its jority control to chance to set up another Hogs 75, butchers steady government. strong; few lots choice No. 1 and lbs. 0 2 butchers Reactionary? 0 6 lbs. The sows weak, choice rightist swing in Japans 50. first national elections since the Sheep 4500, market not estab- occupation put at "least 132 former lished; several large strings due to purgees into the next Diet. There arrive during day; late Tuesday were some who feared it might few lots slaughter start a reactionary swing to lambs 22.75; no choice or prime Most of these men were closely sold; scattered lots good feeder aligned with the policies of (he lambs 21.00. Yoshlda governnmenl, which led Japan into a close alliance with KPST--134- 0 the democracies. They included Liberal leader Ichiro Hatoyama Thursday Evening and Progressive parly President 6:00 Candlelight and Sllvqr 6:00 Make Believe Band Stand Mamoru Shigemitsu. 7 00 "Saddle Rookin Rhythm 7 !.' Jerrv Grev Show Hatoyama amassed 101,182 votes 7 .70 adventure la your Heritage. the largest polled by a single can7 451340 Club. didate in Japans postwar history. 9 no Evening Serenade His count will strengthen his bid Music Box 10.00 Sign OH of the to take over leadership Friday Morning Liberal party from Yoshida. 7 00 Daylight Request Some 35,000,000 Japanese voted, Weather Report the largest turnout on record. 7:, 5 Breakfast Melodies Power in Japan Lb S r g r ''v . Left-Win- , s P 4, T . , -- two-roun- ' W V i A ' ft S & 1 , 4 4 .r (tvJOdP Tty" - s A Jr m, r ' V , , y " ' Of-- NEA TTphot9 BLEACHERITES VIEW Yankee Mickey Mantle is forced at second on Yogi Berras sharp hopper to first Dodgers shortstop Pee Wee Reese makes a flying catch of Gil Hodges throw from first. Umpire Larry Goetz calls the play. The Dodgers won, one-par- ty from Iage 1) ager Casey Stengel went to the mound to confer with Rasehi. filed to Mantle on Rasrhis first pitch No tuns, no hits, no errors, three left. Er-ski- Yankees Rasehi walked. 3rd Bauer hit into a double play, Reese to Robinson to Hodges. Rizzuto bounced out to Reese. No runs, no hits, no errors, none left. Cox was called Dodgeis 3rd out on strikes. Reese iined a single to left center for the Dodgers first hit. Snider bunted along the third base line and beat it out for a single, Reese going to second. Robinson bounced to Collins who thiew to Rizzuto forcing Snider, Reese went to third and Robinson reached ftrjt on the fielder's choice. Snider went into second hard and Rizzuto was spiked. He called time out but continued the game after an examination by tiainer Gits a Mauch. slashed CampanelLa ground single between second and third base, Reese scoring to put Robinson Brooklyn in front advanced to second. Pafko struck 8 30 According to the Record 8 '45 Mindy Carson Show out. 9 Oiv Music One run, three hits, no erors, 9 30 Rhythm and Reason 10 i two left. 9:45 Tune Time Meet the Band Yankee 4th Mantle lined 10:30 Symphonic Swing Thursday Evening 6 00 Gabriel Heatter first pitch off the score-boar- d Friday Afternoon 6 15 Fulton Lewis Jr in right field for a double. 12.00 Isoon Time Novelties 6 30 The Greater Movie Season The Stars Sing 6 45 Sam Hayes Ne Woodiing bounced to Robtnson and 12 2515 min. with Mr. Music 6 55 H & H Sports Digest was an easy out at first, Mantle 12:30 John Deere Farm News News 7 Oo BUI Henry Your Agriculture Agent 7 0- 5- Mutual Newsreel advancing to third. Beira filed' to 1:15 Western Jamboree 7 5 Paula Stone Show Furillo in medium rignt field and 1.30 Salon Serenade 7 30 Hit Parade Mantle scored after the catch to Melody Magic 8 OO Baukage Talking 2 30 Plano Interlude make a 1 tie. Collins trickled a 8 151 Love A Mystery 2 45 Tropica na 8 30 Reporters Roundup to the mound and Erskine roller 3.00 Western Roundup OO Theater 9 Family 4 00 KPST Platter Party tossed him out. 9 30 Rod & Gun Club of the Air 5 .30 Isle of Paradise 9 55 Intermountain Sports News One run, one hit, no eirois, none 5:45 Spotlight On e Star 10 00 Behind the Storv left. 10 15 f. N Highlights 10 High Dodgers 4lh Hodges vvint down oo A Symphony of Melody, It 00fr swinging but had to be thrown out - Sign OH NOW PUTINS 12 at first when Berra dropped the Friday Morning S oo Top of the Morning requests third strike. Furillo lifted a lazy 7 uo Robert Hurlelgh News fly to Bauer in shoit rignt cente:. The Real im 7 Petersen News Erskine bunted and vves thrown 7 Flashi4 INSIDE , 7 25 Gabriel Heatter out, McDougald to Collins. 7 3i) Teti Your Neighbor No runs, no hits, no eirois, none STORY! 7 45 Magnavox Music Box 8 OO Hemingwav News left. 8 15 Gordon Owen Yankees 6th McDougald walk8 10 W hlrl Em With Whit 9 00 Ladies Fair ed, and on Erskine's second pilch 9 25 Headline News to Martin, stole second base. 9 30 Queen For A Dav 10 00 Curt Massev Time dropped the pitch a strike, 10 15 Capital Commentary but it was not charged as a passed News 10 25 ball. Martin lined a single to left to 30- - Voice of the Vote 10 45 Jack Hunt Show field. McDougald scoring to put thj 11 00 Take A Number MARSHALL THOMPSON Yankees in front. Martin went 11 30 The Happy Gang RICHARD R06ER VERA MILES to second on Pafko's thro.v to (lie Friday Afternoon NATALIE WOCffl 12 00 Cerir e Foster News plate. Rasehi was then called out 12 15 .lint Petersen Reports on three consecutive stiikes. Bauei 12 30 Farm & Ramh Roundup walked. Erskines fifth pitch to 12 55 Swap Shop 1 00 Gillette Warmup Rizzuto bounced away from Shown by Your- 1 05 Game of the I)av but Martin was out at 3 30 Camel Scoreboard Showmanship Merchant y 3 15 Headline News to Cox, Bauer thud. Canipanella 3 40 Musle for You then Rizzuto INDEPENDENT 4 OO Momemakers Club going to second. 4 75 bounced out to Reese. Hemingwav News 30 4 Voire of the me One lun, one hll, no enois, one 4 45 Sum Haves News 5 (XV The Green Hornet left. 5 10 Wild BUI Hlcknek Dodgers 5th Cox bounced oul 5 55 Cecil Brown Commentary to Rizuto on Raschis first pitch Reese was called out on strikes ns Rasehi swept a last curve past him Snider went down swinging hut had to be thiown out at fiist, Berra to Colltne. when Yogi dropped AMERICAS FINEST 190-24- 0, 15.-1- 330-45- good-choi- 7 0. KVNU-6- 10-0- 12-1- .30-- Sky 15-J- Cam-panel- 2-- 1 the third strike. !L ILATO PASTE $ ''Blocks Building CHOOSE FROM FIVE LOVELY PASTEL COLORS! 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Collins ( KSL-T- Hkj Y NING K 2. 19Y 0 TOBt rld 5 Ift fit SAl-- i LAKE Easy Does It ROCHESTER N. Y. (U.P Lack of a mop wringer proves no problem for a local store porter. Ke simply lays his saturated mop under the wheels of a bus that conveniently stops in front of the s food prices dropped of one per cent in the three-wee- k pe15. riod, Aug. Government economists speculasummer ted that the seasonal decline in food costs had finally arrived albeit almost at the end of the season. They said it probably would mean that the overall cost of living in September was no higher than in August, when it hit an high. But they warned that the relief short-liveFood prices are may be due for a fall seasonal upswing soon. Mobilizer Henry H. Defense Fowler said Wednesday Americans can expect a moderate inflationary trend during the next few months. He said there has been a renewal of inflationary pressure but that it should be limited to eight-tenth- long-await- all-ti- moderate effects. 'plfTp V vL. 925 South 6th West OGDEN 1940 Wall Avenu'e PROVO 1550 Springville Road CO ITMI 7 lone limiter 8 OO 4m S.IO 1 ftft-- Hi OO (iot A ate how Weather A News I I Phone 7978 the 1952 record-breakin- Zk kv iV v 'ik " laaiMifi- i- viamft fcUCKIY ROONEY III J An MOM Ptctvrt Ji'chnicilit! SHES BACK! new cases in the week ending Sept. 7, a decrease of 653 from the previous week when 4,191 occurred. The weekly report of the service said the 16 per cent drop in the new report "probably marks the turning point of the incidence this year. A tabulation for the 1952 polio disease year" beginning in April showed 37,826 cases thus far, It reported J with 32,106 in all of 1949. the worst previous year. The national total last year was 19,207 cases. M PLUS V v8?; 3,538 compared K, d:v probably has v; 1 ACTION-FILLE- CO-HI- T D ' :r .,r IN THEIR HANDS I s Gale RQBBiNS - AnUiany QUINH THEIR LIVES 'V WHEN X xV y t ft THIS - THEY TOOK Eg I LAWRAKCE THEY i r r TOOK - EMSrmMFiV K , 5 FROM BOMR3Y ss? 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BROUGHT BACK WASHINGTON if.Pi The Public Health Service said Thursday 12 Poll Saturday 10 a. 0 (Lie rrrr Political un- Not of Iersonalities VisitSALT LAKE CITY (UP) Douglas said the difference being Rilief Society teachers of the tween Eisenhower and Democratic Latter-da- y Saints Church weie told dlai Stecandidate presidential that by strengthening venson is not Thuisduy one of personalienthe the family they stiengthen ties but rather of the policies which tile nation. de- each will put into effect." Speaking at the second-da- y Dirksen had warmed up for the partmental session of the society's annual conference in the Salt Lake "bout a day earlier by using the Tabernacle, Mrs. Christine H. Robin-- Democartic policies on corruption on. chairman of the .Visiting and Communum es a punching Teachers Committee, reported on bag. Dirksen jabbed at Wednesday the significance of such teaching. administration fiscal and foieign 1 u "Visiting teaching spiri t a y po'icies. strengthens the mother, the foundSpeaking in Salt Lake City, ation ot the family, she explained. Provo and Logan, Dirksen charged And by strengthening the family, that the Democrats foreign policy the foundation of society, the en- had sold China into the arms of tire nation is bolstered. Joe Stalin, partitioned Germany so The visiting teacher is more that the red heel of tyranny stampthan her sisters keeper; she is her ed out centuries of culture and ensisters sister, Mrs. Robinson said. slaved millions of Europeans. True s'steihood, which nourisi-e- s The Illinois Republican, often listed religious truths, was cited as rated the partys top orator,to the the basis of the visiting teachers as the greatest danger cancer United States the fiscal program. fundaMrs. Mgry J. Wilson and Mrs. which he said is destroying said the U. S. Alta J. Vance, members of the mental values. He politiral and economic system can Visiting Teaching board, quoted be destroyed by socialized medi Joseph Smith, founder of the LDS true sisterChurch, who defined hood as that which is "ful? of tenderness, prudent in thought and action, and pure in heart. They also advised that the visiting teacher spreads responsibility from the few to the many end thus increases leadership. Mrs. Alberta H. Christensen, chairman of the Social Science Committee, told tha 4,000 women present that family and social rehave been decreed lationships from the She also explained that Relief Society membeis st :w social science because it deals .ith human society, "particularly the family." "Latter-da- y Saints know that the Mis. glory of God is intelligence, Christensen said. This means that we will take knowledge we gam on earth with us into the next existence. Has Passed Peak - Picture People barring Polio Outbreak n Amh Tow n Rif 0 iO 1ft 10 Winner . mt Tonlpht (I iiri ".omptiting4 In The Mind Tick lit 00 7 LOGAN, . Phone .... 6 . . foreseen events. According to the food report, prices of fresh fruits and vegetables dropped 3.5 per cent, eggs 3.6 per cent and pork 2.9 per cent last month. Canned foods, dairy products and dried produce all showed some increases. The overall food price index was 233.8 per cent of the 1935-- 9 average and 15.1 per cent above levels. mm Conference .toi e. -- r sportM"hlir Dntr With Jul 6. l.V COHCRETEPIPE Cache Valley Bank Bldg. Phone 660 3-- 2 The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported Wednesday that retail LOG V THI l!NP4Y 1 CSlUTAH 7-- 1. WASHINGTON (U.PI Government economists said Thursday the drop in retail food pi ices last month may have s'ailed the rising cost of living at least temporarily. Product SuperiorK Clav I. IN Hi h LI For Your for - Prices Noted Cam-panel- flYRIC SHOWMAN C In Retail was safe at first when Hodges dropped Robinsons I h rov for an error. McDougald bunted and was safe at first when Loes failed to cover the bag, Woodiing scoring and Collme going to second on the single. Martin hit a 0 pitch into the lower left field stands for a home run, scoring behind Coilins and McDougald to put the Yankees Rasehi was called in front, out on strikes. Eauer went down swinging. Five runs, four hits, one error, none left. Dodgers 6th Robinson fouled to Berra. Campanula ran the count to and then fouled to Rizzouto along the left field line. Pafko fouled to Berra. No runs, no hits, no errors, hone left. Yankees 7th Rizzuto rolled ta Hodges and the crowd cheered derisively when the first baseman fielded the ball cleanly ancf stepped on first. Mantle popped to Reese. Woodiing fiied to Furillo in --shallow right field. No runs, no hits, no errors, none left. Dodgers 7th Hodges fiied to Mantle in short center. Furillo went down swinging on a wide breaking curve ball. Rocky Nelson batted for Loes and walked on tour straight pitches. Cox bounced out to Martin. No runs, no hits, no errors, one left. aifkees 8th Ken Lehman, a rookie left hander, went in to pitch for Brooklyn. Berra singled to right field, Collins walked. McDougald fiied to Snider, Martin lined to Pafko. Lehman tossed out Rasehi. No runs, one hit, no errors, two left. Reese walked. Dodgers 8th Snider struck out. Robinson filed to Woodiing. Campanella filed to Woodiing. No runs, no hits, no eirors, one left. ankees 9th Bauer bounced to Reese. Rizzuto fiied fo Pafko. Mantle singled to center. Woodiing popped to Campanella. No runs, one hit, nd errors, one left. Dodgers 9th Pafko fouled to Berra Hodges rolled out to Cojlins. Furillo struck out. No runs, no hits, no errors, none left. Family Strength Stressed At R S Small Drop Yanks Retaliate, Defeat Brooks 7-- 1 (Continued ll er W V p I rife' . whistle-sto- "give-em-he- ! , ev- UP)-- Pi Truman will one-hu- rijr - Aj - i ? A t: S. ident scat-teip- Ogden Livestock in government. pected audience of 10,000 at 9 a m cine and corruption I.ee Carge stoo whistle make a will then He Harry In lesser events on the slates his way across Utah Monday, at Helper on his way to Colorado foi a major to continue his famous political light raid, Gov. J. Bracksio; ping in Provo address at Bngham en Lee charged Thuisday that oratory. A calmer note was struck lr, the Mavor Em J Glade, his opponent Young I mv ersity. , The Piesident is scheduled to Utah political arena Wednesday by in i he gubernatorial iac-- has been $2,000,-00- 0 on the Wen-dovhis feet H. Sen. Paul Utah Douglas his make Demon atic fust diagging stop at emeigency school building eaily Monday invinng. He of Illinois, who lauded the presithen will pioceed to Sait Lake dential nominees of both paities. fund. Lee told n meeting of Salt Lake City for a 30 minute, leai piatform Douglas stepped into the camd talk starting at 7.40 am. to the paign ring for a scheduled City eduratois Wednesday that the Denver and Rio Grande railroad bout with his Illinois spar- 'funds have not been distributed be- -j Sen. cause a suivey commission has not station. ring partner, Republican Everett M. Dirksen. But Douglas submitted its final report, Large Audience In Provo, Mr. Truman will speak was able to make only one address j And Democratic Rep. Walter K. in the BYU stadium to an ex- - at a tally in Salt Lake City. 'Cianger, running for the U. S. Democrat Senate against Sen Arthur V. Wat. Illinois The senior presidential kins, Thuisday called for adequate Republican praised candidate Dwight D. 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