Show " " ' ? ’ ' V fc ' ' ' ' f'yr mf J - V - T' I - i V i't - -- 7 THE 'HERALD JOURNAL SUNDAY Logan AUGUST IS CadM County) Ike :Has A 1S5V Cue - --Tbn Senate felted by- nine The Democrats didn't ice it that In tha past five days: yotft to overturn to President's hi new'' cboMrCficrrthiS week passed a labor veto of foe 1100000 Dcmo-bin backed by Elsenhow- that it was becoming "mo'iV" and bousing bUL more difficult" to get what he er over a milder measure sup- —The House Waya k Means warfts Awn foe DcmocraUc-coo-troBed ported by Speaker Sam Rayburn Committee voted part of the fedCoogres eral gaaollnn tail Increase Eteen-bown comsnicd lfy Mrs demanded ’ Democratic rxL ofISfYlOTG Hour Prayer’ YlrS LltlOl leaders once flatly rejected the Oliver Taylor pnmouaced ' the boost ' —The same committee apbenediction ' proved a trimmed version of the' Oikar Morrla of Ogden dediChief Executive's request for aucated the grave fn': the Mendon' thority to hike Interest rates on cemetery PaUbearers were Oukar government bond Important alio oposed tola Morris' Elmer Nelson Date WilMrs' filhel Elsmore enttsln-r-d Democrats A- - House coalition of Republiliam's Ferd Alder purrell SumSaturday evening August 16 mers H sons n-1 wi and ‘RyCac at a birthday dinner' (or her cans and southern Democrats Housely Jhe beyptiful floral of--' daughter Mrs Lucile E Green pushed through the toughest of three labor reform proposals The ferings were enfriad and ar- of Los Angeles was 229 to 201 on the key Attending were 'Mrs Green's margin ranged by the 'Relief Society vote Dennis Paulette children and ' Senate Housing proponents reand Paulette's friend Mary Sue versed their original decision to Morrig and Mrs Josephine E Price 'of Washington' D C and write a less costly substltiAe for the vetoed bill's nd tried to ove£ her sona Paul and C J SALT U KE ClTv (UP1) Mrs Price and her family will ride Elsenhower's rejection Their Chief' Juktire JI Ailqn Crockplt make their home in Logan failure maintained the President's will be next wefck before the’ record of never having a veto ‘ Utah Suprymy Coiul decides nullified Titanium defied man's efforts The House Waya k Means Comwhether Sadi Lake City Grand y should remain to reflife it for more than 150 mittee voted a temporary penny secret Increase in the years WASHINGTON (UP1) I ©ood Week IPirelhty - deat EUehhower complained to way re-f6r- cre Orson Kidman services Impressive funeral were held Monday for Orson Kidman In the M codon ward chapel The large attendance of tlves friends' neighbors and former resident waa evidence of foe high esteem In which- - Mr' Und hif lamily are lield Kidman ' Bishop' Rulon C Ladle conducted the servicer and read' a abort sketch of Mr1 Kidman's life mortuary' was Prayer at ' given by President Loyal Ifall Oregon prelude and posilude'were played bF r jtirt Mozelte Sorensen j Carl Ashby-q- f Logan sang "GoMozelte ing Home" wifo Mrs Sbrpnscn aa accompanist Truman R Hlllyrdof Logan offered thp' invocation Mr Ashby sang "Beyond the Sunset" : Maypr T: Earl Uunsaker of Logan'' I'pqkc of Mr Kidm'hn'1 honesty nelghbbrllnes' and his patience 'in' suffering Fred Summers end Bishop Ladle spoke ' Ephriam F aisle v of Benyon ac the-jla- Thomai A Taylor ahewa 4 reef formation la Logan Cave to students in f'Poten tlal Scientist Enrichment Workshop" at Utah INSTRUCTOR ' j State tfnlvrraliyJ StudentSj from left 'arc Becky Peter con Logan Janet Beutler North Login and Larry Welsh Logan graansp s i - An experiment la hfch siclfnch study for junior school age studeitts was cpnciud-Jti at Utah State I'nrvos'ty Fri- - speaker areas suggested -- ll (D-Te- er r t - ' Entertains r Fdr Daughter t lon federal gasoline tax after Jecftag nearly a doaen other proposals for raising foe levy In ra weeks of The boost would be for 22 monthe starting Sept L Other eongretslunal news: -Pensions: The Senate and House approved slightly different versions of legislation to increase fob connected pen? slona of 1100003 veterans’ and their widows and orphans The bill would boost pensions 10 MU lion dollars over the next 48 -- Delays pecistQnj' -- three-cent-a-ga-l- bahlnd-the-seen- man-euve- - non-servi- ce yeers rights supporters decided to by pais the stalled Senate Judiciary Committee and take the issue dU rectly to the Senate floor Sen Thomas C Hennings Jr aid he would offer an eight-pa- rt rights proposal aa an amendment to some bill before foe Senate Rackets: The Senate Racket Committee held cloeed-doo- r hearings on the United Auto Workers to determine If data Justified foe full public-Ivestlgatkm long demanded by Re publicans Committee members and witnesses refused to toll what went on In the private sessions (D-M- o) GOP-gather- ed i- V - -- ' Cache Man Dies marks the spotwhere the sayings are found ports were very oytstandtog Tours to Logan Canyon' Cache Valley industries’ USU science departments and ! other place were Included' Students attended class from 9 'to '11 -- am daily They were chosen from among 53 applicants Selection had nothing to do with grades or ability tedls--MTaylor’ said since he had no access to such Informs tton ’His eriteriV Included fgc grade' and geograp&le 'diatribe tton of- - students’ home Several Logn ’area students were joined and by students fromOglen from Idaho Wyoming 'Texas and — Fork In 'students MELON-CHOL- Y Californio-- - OuM-stat- e Southern Unihand Illinois aolidM summer children of were versity- senior Jeannto North students faculty awaits foe harvest Mr Tayldr- - hat prepared a re- expectantly at the school's unofficial waterport on the woikshop which he melon patch Vinca appeared wlU tnake available to Interested mysteriously in a petunia patch educators be said The USU col- -- in front of the Student Union lege of education is considering this spring Best guess Is that conducting a similar course In 'seeds were dropped among the connection with each summer flowers during a melon feast “ last summer school " -- ANDERSON DRUG STORE Rites Are Monday “ - SMITHFIEUD Singing r — William God wellknown Smithfteld farmer died Friday of a heart attack while 'working In Ms hay field He wu born lit TutUe Hill EngNuneaton Warwickshire land Aug: 4 1892 a son of Wil--' 11 am Godderidge and Fannie Bosa Godderidge A convert to the LDS 'Church he came to thia ' country at the age of 19 Mr Godderidge was an Elder la the Smithfteld Second Ward ' He married Alice Elite Garnett ' May 19 1915 in Logan LDS temple the Surviving are hli widow following sona and daughters: Mrs Norman (Fern) Hansen Smithfteld Mrs George (Thelma) Hal Mrs Louisiana Conley (Aleen) Wood Ogden Keith and both of Charles Godderidge Smlthfield and Mrs Rodney (Shirley) Fabric lous Newton six r grandchildren brother and ilf-ten JOieph Godderidge Tren-!:to- n Ann Godderidge College Ward and Mis Delno (Mary) Olsen College Ward ’ Funeral services will be eon-- i ducted Monday 1 pm In Smlth-‘field Second Ward by Bishop L ' Rolan Downs Friends may call Tat foe Nelson Funeral home In - Logan this evening 7 to 9 and at the family home 153 West - Second South Smlthfield Man- day after 10 am Burial will be In Smithfteld City cemetery - deridge 6V -- ’ ' HYRUM DRUG COMPANY x BETTER Gene ForreU a partner of the firm hr a news conference anUnited Press International the seminar "For exNEW YORK — The ’singing nouncing the next presidential camample commercial an institution as Am- paign will be the most musical in erican aa the apple pie or — If history" “It wouldn't hive- - to go far to you prefer — the rattlesnake or the poison ivy' la reaching for set foe record There was some a new ptnaccte of dignity attempt at convention time in A local firm that manufacture! 1958 to get the song fires Mazing singing commercials la offering a The Democrats - made a determiwith a song that series of workshop seminars to ned-effort which advertising agencies tan began "Oh the Democratic Parfend their flannel-bearin- g person- ty la for you — and you — and ” It turned out to be somenel There will will get schooling you in the llftfer qualities of the thing teas than a national race that sella They also had one donated by Just when In history the tinging Alan Jay Lerner and set to foie commercial buret upon the piddle tune of "one of the hit songs of is a matter of some dispute One his musical "My Fair Lady" school holds that the first usage that opened with the forthright occurred in foe dim paat when assertion that "weH atart camfoe tint cave mother aang to her paigning In the morning" and had tot the Bret primitive lullaby aa It refrain: "Adlal’a gonna win the Superior virtue of this time” SomehoW or other’ It not only never got off the ground steep It didn't even leave the hanger Stody Better Jingles The Messrs Forell Thomai Among the subjects to be examined at foe seminar are "the and Polack however are montrend towards better jingles" and strously clever and could be just "sound effects can be beautiful” thrones to put music In politics The project la being offered by They’ve done It with fire proven-Farrell Thomas and Polack As- -' tlon As a public service to foe soda tea an outfit that haa con- city for a fire prevention drive fected and put 6n radio and TV they’ve written a song One of tta rhymes goes: T more than 811 singing commeroverloaded an electric socket — cials "Music and singing can put and now I'm atone cold dead In acreea any sales message" said de mocket" By Dee Qnigg Franklin Man HYRUM CITIZENS Ammhf -- — : Weekly Mm for Mm ImMIM Heir SHAMPOO cafwNbf MM 200 tuPVaho bona permanents ' 2 or I ringi Clan Khsdsli ptarib cotandv NO "HUB” TIGHT aaf (0MB BRUSH bmh LncHa tin Big Sopor or Choosa Rifular Gantts Now FAST for Uttl Girls jm J mitching Lsth-t-n gsotl quickly riasas stiHy San 70c! 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for !t I J7 VACUUM BOTTLES 10L Its by Thormos or pint by Cora Noma 2 hr1e2S Indiss SR I Fun color mn of 0JL mM "InfegrapM? gin qeM hfenMIoa ayfJS BRUSHIS CQm ptestie bfN WORLD REFERENCE ‘78 HAIR SPRAY X HAIR M ptn h bf!Jf nyfen Rag lOe typo uonRy dnigA 10 Dottle by Tboraioa STUDENT'S U S AND COLOR SHAMPOO XHAIR NITS 5 ratractaUi SET 3 for rite prfM at I CARA NOMI In BALL PEN PACK fanilysut' Sifi UN Tdbi with nylon brb- - and Can Vtayf ptestie binder NO tmniAIANt ODOU NO KMHAMPOO wMh ’ KIT WWW Mikii ill ethir 1 forced Violators will be fined uricii BINDER PERMANENT Further Restrictions roil the days Above restriction" will be" strictly NOtUOPPIX SILQUE CASTILE surHOME X HAIR DRYER X BOBBY PINS Use of Culinary Water vem': Mm 'mu NEK f' ' Family HA IRIBEA UTiYAVAL UFS: services V SERVICE PHARMACY SEE OUR COMPLETE AD ON PAGES 14 and 15 OF TODAY'S - Rites Set For for Charles Henry Ralph T9 who died Friday of 1 sudden heart at-tack white mowing his lawn will be - conducted Monday 1 pm 'In Franklin ward chapel by Blab- : op Samuel Handy Friends may call at the Webb Mortuary In Preston Sunday eve- ning and Monday morning prior to services Burial wili be in '7 Franklin cemetery 7 Mr Ralph wu bom April 30 T 1880 at London Canada a son of John and Martha DeVitt Ralph H bad been 'employed by Sego Milk Company in Hyrum and ' Preston until his retirement In V1948 Since font time be had lived In Logan for several yean When bo worked for Sean store and then moved to Franklin when he had lived for the past 11 yean - He was custodian of foe State ' Pioneer Relio HalL V include his wife Survivor iTresste Scarborough Ralph l whom he marked Nov 1 1910 In three sons Stanley Logan Downey Dennis Salt Lake City J and Sidney Idaho Falls nine 'grandchildren and'' ene siator' " Mr Kathleen Partridge Cteve- - i Commercials ATTENTION FRANKLIN— Funeral WELLSVILLE r Of Heart Attack ! i pf Study Students then had a’ccesa to the Edith Rowcn School literary the USD Library and mahy ext) a books and Other equipment fm students who will he nlsfaed in" foe schoolroom': T Mr fri grades alx through nine when Taylor said he gave them n s’chdol ojfcns this jail nave spent assignments four weeks in a “Po ential Sci-- r Studrints submitted reports on entist Enrichment Workshop’ at class activities and on their own USO’a Edith Bowen’ Laboratory ’ the instructor investigations ‘School noted— and added that some ie The class was correlated with classes and Workshops in adults science ' education' for teachers attending U&U’s second summer MacCurdy session Dr Robert D ' associate professor of education Read at USU' and Dr John-visiting professor who Is professor el education at Boston University worked with Thomas A Taylor tor the workshop Instructor young people Mr Taylor Is a regular instructor in the laboratory school Students were 'given tremendous amounts ef resource material and opportunities for developing their in science then were' ’allowed to follow" their own aa jto where their lit studies would lake- them Mr several fields of science Taylor aild A series of Weld trips several films 'and tnlka' by resource - J Civil Rights: Exasperated civil i" - v?' : - |