| Show ' ' — :' ' '41Ifirlal ' - - 7 e :i i - I '1 ii I - 1 l' ‘ t - it Socialism Gain Seen Certain Sky 'Objects' Seen in IJt a h I'DISINTEGRATEI 111- - i ? I ' Tooele Parade Attracts 8000 Fete's Filmic Slated Today - illit 5alt 12kc rtsibunt Saturday June 23 1947 1 I comic charpcters anwedstnernoatsriders 9 colorful Bit and Spur ricling club escorted their own royalty Miss I f Pift':-PrAT- 11 I - 14 1 in - AMR ' sa11 1 i I II I 1II It ( IA I1 I - - 1 Si ' f Outstanding among the floats Martha Baby and attendants was the 70-- ft Tribune Special camouflaged ve- Miss Claudia Jorgensen and Miss the holiday mood Friday evening id I hicle from Tooele Ordnance depot Elaine Wassom The club royalty of TOOELE—Initial showing the second day of the and members were riding their ' airport man- Tooele's most complete and lavish Tarking Tribe:m Leased Wtre bearing Tooele county's Centennial mounts three-da- y Centennial celebration the from Raw the and Marzine Green Miss object ager — queen of CEDAR CITY Another TTepuras Leased and said when it went out parade precipitated the city into Final showing of the parade will More than 8000 spectators lined attendants Miss Margene Stein-bec- k mysterious "objects" travel- - ground and those disinteto Saturds at 10 am and I of Lou it Miss tocANplanmd economy and Emma Adams begin appeared sight ' at incredible speed reportedly Iota of the parade to witness Utahrs Centennial political democracy are reconcil- - I sighted con- lurill feature in a ball of blue flame At Lines who was en route to the I the route and in design Exquisite near Pendleton ure1b--I able and such a union is inevitable' a I the mile-lon- g l of I floats Robinson and Calleen was Miss silver it was he of procession float the white queen struction he thought the when witnessed seen was )ifirst airport in the world Alexander F Ker- Thursday afternoon airthe attendants her colored western 'Utah in of Tooele dressed horsemen plane dismissed He approaching county Daughters garb any three Cedar City residents just phenomena easky former Russian premier now before Pioneers enthroning Miss Kathryn Judging of floats will take place sundown Thursday night port until he saw the "A "1 "' speed thought of the spectacle thinking and other parade features Utah State at lecturing with 1000 in prizes Tobele's traveled which at the candidate for Gillette or meteor star a was Saturday object was it large Agricultit 11nir learned heretirrtla Friday anti art turall colieze summer The featured Centennial to be awarded preview Centennial comments Utah of the outstanding parade 'Third witness vras Charles until he beard queen Willtrt serted Friday ii entries ec'other two witnesses he said in gorgeous gowns bands I One hundred members Air Western 'royalty for In a euestiort-answ- er Mr period Kerensky observed that many — schools of thought insist upon the ' i I'l of free withLn timolp— necessity enterprise ‘f--041 giof 171 r 164 a docracy They say that those ‘ 144 goe4f 114 1 -r11 t111t4411S11 4 t 4k '11 v 10 :i"AA01 ) 7 1("ki"''''''''3 planned economy It living within firc40e3 ''t I ' 1 g:: y ) 47 4but perhaps not treehave sectn-itSo''' likS'‘'' (''''''' r r- t ' - '11 A111he noted- However both Jd:: ''''''40 " 4' 4! k' s ' I 11 to AAir 441'rvolN Sweden and Great Britain have IN 44 "A"'Illi i 01 NI s 1 AO i -anode great strides with their "so- 1 dec)-: i--1 4 0 j -1 diallatio" experiments he added ''' 4 - — r---) J t je---i 1''' Better Than Britain's ' C 1 q' i i 00400 ) 1 I i''''' ow'I I i 4t f ' ' i 1 I Both Britain and Sweden have i' ' t I I i F I t k 1 7 maintained freedom Mr Kerensky! i I n fi i i I I i N i I saidi lie especially commended N I ' 1 ( -' e1 I 3y Kerensky i airport said he was flying a small plane northeast of the airport ft Thursday night at about 2000 when he saw the "silvery streak" approach at about his same alti-to tude It disappeared rapidly the east between Cedar City and tt F f 1fr - 4 ‘ g) I r I I ‘V - I I 1 ti'' i 4 i' : A i 1 :If V4S-Pr---- V A 4 -30 111: 6" 64 ) gr '4 ar- ir -- - ''' - - i - - I -- - 1 - 1J N Sweden where individual freedom unknown thinz1-is'selnfs pia n ins better than Britli 71 an-he said He denied the ne-'cessity for inefficiency or "red tare" in a planned economy In pointing to causes of Europeon socialization Mr Kerensky declared that churches have been It rartialir responsible for the trend If Both the Catholic church and the t Protestant churches born of the reehmation have become In some Ins tances 'class churches" he said I' i ntiting that the "class ch urc" i' ' term is not necessarily an inven- –1 Lon of Marximn Psychological Desires Nations proceed toward planned 0 economies because of psychological desires of the underprivileged 0 masses to become "masters" and' to have equality with the govern ling classes he said Another cause is that of economic needs he I' pointed out Mr Kerensky said the controversial "I Chose Freedom' by Vie- tor Krarchenko is an accurate pie- ture of the Sorviet Union today He told a questioner that either total!- tarianisra or democracy inust win out in the world 1 s '1 I ' 1 H ' 1 I i 1 I - - ' 4 '4'4N141 y ' i '44"" - ' : ' - l' k I '' ' ' 1444t '1" - 4 2 -- - ' 'I ' -- gpor-- ' ' s 7 ) tr- z- i'i 1- f - A- ! 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JANSI 1154 e i r: 1 tiitl Pkg22c tge AZ ‘ 5 T coGic - - - 11 Adrenal - N L'iI1‘11:1IC 2 f"") SPRING 1 saves yo44 up so 294 a pnt on yotAr floors a rut 0 U1 La Broken Sections " - so -- ' r7OLVAE lb n ii-- i Down South ' j - C73 i and i AMEN C14 Ts i ii I No 2 can SOAP GRAMS I'il cf the wreck RL4s5ING (- 1 - frosoi 1 L t-- ‘ -- - 1 The iloyal Gorge" passenger 'ii eastboum& and three westbound i paasPnger trains besides several freght traira were tied up be-- lilitrri tkl 4 ii 9 MI6 t tf"-----7- 35 -- A ':-- torriital -- for treatment 1(No re Fancy Tender Sweet - RICE visms : i sr fill: an W ' Awoe 1 L I No 2 can rim Li Li 17--1 i' D&RGW Wreck itio I Doz LI - said CallSe if 11-- Blackberry Hunt's Pure Buy them by the case lb iar ca ! 1‘1 1) r 1" 1 -) 11 I 1 ) El n-IC Bounty 3 Sieve rireen n! r1 lAif 1 r-- L I f I ' prices cut-rat- e 4101 1 - L benefit through these t k t ' I' by the Milford Flying service the plane Alia completely wrecked The crackup occurred during a hIgh wind Injuries suffered by Mr Sutton included a broken jaw two broken awklea a broken leg and probable internal injuries No fire broke out from the crash- - Mr Sutton 11 a a been aolog for sometime Ties Up Traffic - 1 1 - - t i officials reported Only passerrer reported in- was Mrs Helen Garza San Antonio Tex Mrs Garza auf- fered bruises of the back and shock - " 1:JULLi r- -) i i 0010 J0 r-41 t - mnutomm- g2° IJ li ' - AN OAS 't 1 i i Ilp- 0001 1 ! - 1 I - h " ad'? aar' 4044" ' I of bargains to' take home We must reduce our inventory You get the 411111 i 4 ph Air fItI ee r---2 i :1L —Att i - s i i- t 1 o bv - i i 1 g 11WOM I 441 11 t 0 41 ' :' '1 t d it d L7 i Th 17 1(7-- ! r Ir 41 '464 i IMMO t Sutton Sr is a veteran Union Pacific railroad engineer WILS In lair" condition in Maford hospital late Friday after the light crashed eight plane mats north of here at 5:15 pm 75 yard' from the tL P railroad rti t tracks Gerald Robinson and Carl Steele ii Milford employes of the Tertering f Construction Co who were work- 19 tI On the railroad's roadbed irg the co was siald about flying plane 5 feet above the ground when a ' train passed between the plane and ' the men After the train passed i they saw the plane had Crashed i!! The two men extricated Mr Sut- - Tvibsee Leased Vane 1 ii- I I ' 4 7 rl II t ill7 l IZI11111"elvg-- 4 1 I MOO - 1 I tr r t7 7 n riterri 7 it iiiiiik4L2ti 71Clicrc i 4' if i 1 '1Ni i hiing x 'i or i J Sutton Jr father Roy J whose 23- - t I f - st '' topettos 31-011D-R- oy ' !II ' t 1 - 1 '' 1 '' ' z N''' E u Li (ji ki Li Bring your wheelbarrow or your wagon —or your car—you'll find thousands 1 -' : : f 4111 'IT 7 Li 7 LE 3q007 4 - ono L I 1- -01 - 1111 - moo -- 1 1 4 V I I t- ai 4 - 01 - Ilt I s00- - r sil 1' it ' 1 —i i- t 1 N4) I c t 1 ' k—it -) : bh s- 1: s i 7 ii Li lk-- A - id - '- I (2 - t ir C)--- ' r ri :5 ) Lii ro '' - ' 1- I f- i I t' ' ' i ' - ' - '11 - - -- ' 4 - '' ' t:''' - i - °S° - I - 4 1' o L i it ) 1 i'l: "- '- I r - I - v ' )'''' i ‘r 1 4 - ' E rr 1 7 O 1J J 40' - kl I- gp 1404 ‘ ' All- - t -- i 1 ' '' 1 ' i t - ivj str-"''-'' a t i ' - - 1 1 - l'' - i 1 " a i i i --- 1 ' '''''' - t- - ' - 0'''' 4 : '1tt4 : 1 4: - ‘ - ---) 6) - - A t (2 Le ks) "-:1kt- -- r-----:i- i i c:? 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