Show NIBLEY - TUESDAY OCTOBER SI 1SS1 Logua iCtche Cuunty) Uuh IRail Hearing In Sunflower Camp I THE HERALD JOURNAL News Of The Day Sail Francisco Holds Meeting By Fera Forsberg SAN FRANCISCO ttlPO-- The I The Sunflower Cantp of the Interstate Commerce Commission reopened hearings in San Daughters of Utah Phmeeri of Francisco today in the battle Nibley met for their monthly I between Southern Pacific and meeting at the home of Lois Brown in Logan Meeting was Santa Fe for control of the conducted by Vice Captain Ora Western Pacific Railroad Yeates Song: “Hard Times The present phase of the Come Again No More” led by I hearings began in San FrancisMyrtle Holmes accompanied co early this month In the past Vanetta Dutson by Prayer by two weeks sessions have been v Chaplain Carrie Chenney The held in Los Angeles Salt Lake history of her grandfather City Seattle and Portland John B Mauchley was read by A three-da- y hearing in Port-llan- d Fern Forsberg Two vocal sowith Oreended Friday los “Hills of Home” and gon shippers split three ways “Sound of Music” were pro over the fate of Western Paci-- I sented by Marjorie Anderson fic of Wellsville accompanied by The state of Oregon and one Sharron Allen of Logan shippers’ group insisted the ICC 1861” Came In was “They should deny both applications presented by Helene Saunders and urge an independent WP Closing song “Oh Ye MounI to continue competition with tains High” After which the SATURN IS SUCCESSFUL— America's mightiest rocket the Saturn soared 90 miles into SP’s parallel Oregon-Califomto was a ovdr turned meeting I line space and 225 miles down the Atlantic range on its maiden flight Here the 460-to- n social hour Refreshments vehicle rises from its launching Did at Cape Canaveral space Another group of shippers were served by hostesses Lois I sored by SP exclusively Brown Marjorie Morgan and ord showed there had been no I praised the monopoly service of Mae Larsen Those present be-sides the hostesses were: Helinflationary reactions to the in- - Southern Pacific and said SP 1188 Med 10 every way to help creased federal outlays ene Saunders Fern Forsberg shippoi 0Son Iverson Bell in his Relia Anderson Veola budget But tui 8noth" Elizabeth Yeates Vanetta Dutmai?y review said the present red-in- k 8 chmce of service said son Myrtle Holmes Grace spending was not causing an Yeates Hulda Olson Mary LiT° inflationary price trend He Schenk Pearl Johnson Golda WASHINGTON (UPD — The Mike Mansfield Mont said the predicted thii wouM best Mauchley Sarah Mauchley and K e n n e d y administration is deficit is just about equal to true because of high employ- - Itinue They said it could Carrie Chenney headed focrecord peacetime the extra $6 billion sought by ment unused factory capacity Pid- relatively small Western Recently Mr and Mrs Ar--1 spending and the second high-th- President Kennedy and the 6800 and foreign trade competition to Santa Fe L Maurer and daughter Ust budget according to million additional vot&d by In fact he said in a special DeAnn took a trip to Califor- - budget director David E Bell President Kennedy and the 800 economic analysis of federal nia fThey traveled through I Bell predicted Sunday night million additional voted by and tax revenues that spending Southern Utah Next they stop-- 1 ta fte autumn budget review Congress for the military build- “federal activities may exert a Vegas and stayed (hat government Pfd 8 up to meet the Berlin crisis mildly restraining influence on at the Desert Inn Then they would wach the Mansfield noted the adminis the economy” next spring This billion went ra te Los Angeles to the I current fiscal year ending next tration announced Friday it did was the first time such an andty of Jynnwood just outside June 30 and might climb even not intend to spend the 6800 alysis was published in a budof Los Angeles They stayed in the following 12 million He urged Congress to get document higher with Mrs Maurer’s mother The predicted deficit congrant Kennedy’s request next Mrs Jeffery M Bodrero andmonu“ I He said there would be a 669 year for higher postal rates to trasted sharply with both the wipe out the postal deficit 615 billion surplus planned for But Sen 1962 by Paul Douglas D-l-ll President ellyn at his motel the El Bod- vice chairman of the Senate-Hous- e Dwight D Eisenhower and the any rero while in Los Angeles pudge1 surplus-witho- ut new Economic Committee 6124 billion record peacetime went to such placesof in crease in taxes-provi- ded terest as Disneyland Long! international crises do not force also cited the increase in mili- deficit under' Eisenhower in Beach and downtown Los An-- 1 8 boost in military spending tary spending He said the rec 1959 Two Democratic senators visitWestwood In geles they Fna By Halted SYRACUSE lnUrmilU—l - N Y Repufx lican leader Richard M Nixon calling for immediate resumption by the United States of atmospheric dudear tests: “We should not wait and taka a Gallup poll of all the neutrals around this world” - WASHINGTON Amherst College economics professor Dr Coleton E Wame recommending to a Senate subcommittee that patents on drugs be abolished: “In the kind of life we live today a'drug can be as important as air and water A drug is not a gadget" I SAN ANTONIO - Tex For-me- r President Elsenhower criticism that be was through as a important public figure: “I think it is better to be than a ia Administration Headed For has-bee- n never-wase- - WASHINGTON 64-pa- Record Spending In Peacetime removing Englehart ur of William E Burke sand which Ha was 'youth dings to out had completely covered de- cision to end production of B52 jet bombers: “I think it’s a mistake I’m not sufficiently confident of the reliability of missiles tor some time to come" Jr who succeeded in rescued unhurt Sen Henon ry M Jackson the Defense Department’s sand-His stretched arm r” young spending SuStoltotoSSS ed Mr Maurer’s sister Alice Maughan She took them on a drive through Beverly Hills and Hollywood Later they traveled upstate to Sacramento During this time they stopped and visi- ed friends On their way home they visited and stayed at Lake fiaw ft1 former in-the-y commenting on the new budget outlook attributed the big deficit largely to increase in military spending Senate Democratic Leader STARTS 'THURSDAY- - gifts that give a lifetime of pleasure e low prices all-tim- tum Mayor Heber Olson and board members Dean Ellis and Tahoe Virginia City Reno and Lemoyne Wilson have resigned Elko their offices Mrs Donnell Hansen and infant soft visited with Mrs Ida River Heights J Wood on Friday October 13 Mrs Ida J Wood has receiv1 ed word from her nephew EdReceive win F Rogers who is in western Samoa teaching at the church college that the school is presenting the musical “OkBy Ida J Woo Twelve young ladies receiv- lahoma” He and his" family ed their individual awards in are enjoying their stay in that River Heights ward bn Sunday South Pacific island evening October 15 iinda K Nish Shauna Lindquist and Hilda May Kirkland all received awards Three-yea- r awards were given to Jan- vwmrrv wvrrm rv vv wvvvvvvwtvyv 1 & 5v Special SLANT-0-NATl- C 2 Deluxe automatic zigzag low price SINGER slant-needl- e Awards Sunday BETTER SERVICE I 432 Norffc IMa Lota PHARMACY Uh SK MEN features at a new for better sewing visibility finer stitching Wonderful FASHION Discs for fancy sewing -- Q Q 50 REDUCED TO On)yS&05t s week oo Mir Easy Budget Fl' six-yea- r et FolkmanKathy Davis Peg- gy Baugh and Kathye Rhodes Two-yeawards were received by Shirley Matthews Rita Ellis Julie Ann Dunkley and award Betty Wood A was given to Judy Miller Three teachers also received awards They are Kathryn Keari Mary Lewis and Edith ar one-ye- two-ye- : Canister Cleaner FULL-POWE- R Compare Rambler With g Makes! 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