Show WMONkeVMMtrVIa ftIt I i 1 - c CANNING TnE r to t 'Fatal Pauses' USA 6E1 Public Spirited 'Juror' Just Wanted to Help - Hosuu) ROU14GOAIFIL SDI IOU NAD LAN TI ( NI LEFSOYRIL By Alton L Blakeslee lenses Improved "contacts Associated Press Writer which can be slipped right HOUSTON April 24 iffi—Why rny under the eyelids and "worn" do people often make the fatal on the eyeball itself may pause of delay in seeking treat74A11111111t6 eventually replace ordinary ment of cancer? Why do some spectacles for people who are go to quacks? d r '( or afDr Beatrix Cobb University e flicted with astigmatism (disof Texas psychologist Friday torted vision) it reported same clues and posaPre0 So said Dr Derrick Vail of sible remedies --4as Northwestern University Medimoans From a study cal School of cancer patients she finds the bitters et orb went in their truer Dr Vail made the statements order to form the caption et Sadao's that people who delay are likely In an interview at the first JUMBLE-GAto be in the lower educationecoTODAY'S ANSWER nornic-social Western Hemisphere Conferseal e They ence of the World Medical nasinoL xi Him simply haven't heard of the Assn danger signals of cancer and pm ino tiql mi inog uv the fact that early treatment aao I wogs tuaq papodu Saved By a Pi could save perhaps half the peoWARSAW IND April 24 ple who now die of cancer (UP)---strawberry pie the Always More Alert object of a scavenger hunt They also seem more passive kept storekeeper Paul Hamlin —more likely tq feel nothing from freezing to death can be done about the threat of Hain lin locked himself in a cancer People who are prompt refrigerator then knocked and to seek treatment are more into no yelled about a half-hou- r clined to do something about avail Finally some teenagers any problem New Montle liranctioa SEA'rTLE WASH April 24 meeting looking for the pie entered Women are more likely than SOCOARO N M April 24 the store beard tin commotion (UP)—Wreckage of an Amer men to seek prompt treatment tail—Socorro will hold a dedikin Air Transport and released him Dr Cobb finds in the study cation Sunday to the first C46 plane was found Fri- which to date covers He didn't have a strawberry only 100 atomic bomb day on Cedar Mountain in the patients The findings so far iplostoD pie new a In treacherous Cascades two and thereby ushering are only clues not solid reasons On tbs Bandwagon for atomic of the four crewmen aboard practical us Dr Cobb described the study were alive energy—that of a tourist at NISY YORIC April 24 tal$--by experts at the University of traction Vice President Riebard The Air Force said the other Texas and M D Anderson HosNixon here to address a dintwo were dead pital here to science writers Thought He Wu It' ner meeting told reporters The survivors were identified making a tour sponsored by the SAN QUENTIN CAL April Thursday night he's taking by the Air Forcetas Pilot John American Cancer Society 14 (UP)—SanQuentln Inmate up a new game: golf W Schroder Coral Gables Fla Poorer people she said often James Quin was serving a and P Gilver Hia- said they delayed because they J y stretch in solitary eonBeauty Granted Supped leah Fla The dead were- - Chief felt they couldn't afford the finement Friday for hiding LOS ANGELES April 24 Pilot Maurice A Rookska sickness or getting a diagnosis from prison officials for an (INS)--America of 1949 Miami and Donald F But other questions showed hour and a half has been awarded $55 a week Dwelley Miami they sometimes used this just as an excuse Quine discovered missing at from the man she mirried s Team bedtime Wednesday had last twice Did Act Promptly s An Air Force been seen In the Ern At mid Blond Mrs Frances Cloyd of educational Regardless team into the leapfrogged night guards -- found him 27 who divorced Arthur T those background: people who 25 mountains miles rugged there on rafters the perched Cloyd Jr in 1950 less than a southeast of here had learned the danger signals HI hadan Impulse" he erby parachute year after she captured the cov- and did act promptly to reap bento reach the helicopter eted title was awarded the plained crash The team reported by efits of early treatment money yesterday for support of walkie-talki- e Some people delay because radio to the SelRoosts Contact Lenses herself and her four children feel nothing can be done they RICHMOND VA April 24 IP pending settlement of her sec- leek Wash rescue base that about cancer This seems esp- two men were alive but become injured chilly true if someone else ond divorce suit The Cloyds —Eyeglasses may well in Extent of was not their injuries things of the past a Chicago remarried in 1951 their family had had cancer reported eye specialist predicted Friday The Air Force said the sur- which was detected too late for vivors would be carried out on curative treatment Dr Cobb said those who go stretchers to a loggingsoad and to quacks are usually the least then to airlifted by helicopter 45 persons persons Boeing Field hers willing to try anything as a last SAN DIEGO CAL April 24 SAN DIEGO Cal April 24 resort or persona hoping for LB—Howard Thornton Boulter (UP)--- A Navy recue ship Friday miracles 45 editor of the San Diego Eve located A remedy she said is apthe scene of the crash Ding Tribune died Friday of a trans- parently to change education Navy RICHMOND VA itn—The He bad been 111 for two years port plane which disappeared campaigns to reach people who population of Gooding Ida is with Hodgkin's disease Thursday night over the ocean 3500—the number of babies Although unable to come to with five persons aboard Dr John H Cromwell deliv- his office during most of that The DC-- 3 GUN FRAY KILLS transport desig ered during his long practice time his interest in the Trib nated as an R4D the Navy by there une remained sharp almost crashed into the ocean a few OFFICER HOOD For his service to the town until the end minutes after taking off from the Gooding Veterans of For He sent notes to the staff here INDIANAPOLIS April 24 Thursday night It had eign Wars Post presented him from time to time One of his made a routine stop (INS)—Police Sgt Ray Whoon a flight a plaque Friday as be attendcomments was: "The news El Centro to its base at brey 38 and a hoodlum were from ed the World Medical Assn's must be written brightly and the Alameda Cal naval Friday in a gun battle air killed Western Hemisphere Confer- simply and it must be clean" on an street Indianapolis ence here He is survived by his widow station Jack Silcox 26 fired a shotBoarded at El Centre Dr Cromwell came to the Mrs Kathryn Cooper Boulter gun blast from the rear seat The plane carried a crew of of a car and killed Whobrey conference as one of the 7$ - and two sons Tom 15 and Steve B three and two passengers all of when the officer stopped the year-olphysicians designat whom had boarded the big car to question the three occued as guests of honor With him is his bride of two transport at El Centro pants months A few minutes after the takeWrong Farm paniel! Silcox was shot through the a LOS ANGELES April 24 (UP) off Coast Guard light watch heart by two patrolmen as he —Daniel Duran 24 young Mexi- er at the Point Loma lighthouse and his two companions Do can national sneaked across the reported he heard a Jumped from the car and ran U S border at Tijuana 15 days plane and then a crash The inJohn Stack 28 was shot FALSE TEETH ago and had been traveling at formation started a Navy and and wounded critically while the third man escaped Police Rock Slide or Slip? night to avoid detection But Coast Guard search PASTINTH so loworovod powder to Thursday he began to get bun-IVShortly after noon the subma- arrested Walter Wethington No srinklod so wooer or lovror oloros saw a farm climbed iti rine rescue ship U S S Chanti27 a dwarf about four feet efts Rion NNW NI vireo bolds rola Do got NNW $ilo or rock Ni oummr barbed wire fence and asked for cleer radioed it had established tall later and he was identiTIMM Is 'Wino ftworks140 Does mot a job He was arrested The tile scene of the crash as one fied as the third man Des towline our Chocks "Pitt broothL Not PASTSITH miles south by have had the least educational any drum farm was the Los Angeles Coun- and one-haPAS- 000r Nostv tests or Sponse southwest of Point Loma ty Sheriff's Honor Farm benefits tom Tenn April 24 (Is—A man who served on a jury for three days Friday startled criminal court officials with the admission that he was merely a court room spectator who "volunteered for duty" Asked how he got in the jury box Robert Samples a electric company employe said: "I thought Judge (L D) Miller was looking for volunteers and since he seemed to be having such a hard time getting people to serve 'without prejudice'—1 just volunteered" Miller commented that he was sure Samples mad an honest mistake But he added "it's matter that might become a terious question on a motion for a new trial" The jury that Samples sat with returned a guilty verdict In a lewdness case t i t : r 4 - !' 'A d near-sighte- t 1nni1E lo Downed C46 A Reached Two Survive Co-pil- I 10-da- Mrs Co-pil- Para-Medic- i para-medic- t i i San Diego Editor Gooding Doctor Succumbs at Honored at well-educat- Medical Meet x twin-engine- d d low-flyin- g 1- 1 Y 11 I lf t ' JAMES We COLLINS Pres SYNOPSIS L 44663 Fire Association of Philadelphia GENERAL AGENTS FOR UTAH AND IDAHO Vke Pres NUGN MNIER OF TIES ANNUAL SYNOPSIS D AMOTT Me: Pool Istate 1111380442 Other Aosta Total Amid' 11$5034142 Total Amato Anna 37712544 1141511126 I Other ‘4 - I I i:I ' ' - 1 L 2- 4 ' I t IT'ATII OP torAn COUNTY or SALT LAKE Tide sentries that tho above amid Company baa flied its annual Statement of which WO foresoins is a synopsis and has comolied with tha laws of this State relating to neuroses and tharefore is dub authorised to transact tho businesa of insurance in the State of Utah until the last dayO of FobruarY 1954 IN wrriasi WHERIE011 I hereunto Set ow hand and affix 1117 Official seal thiolot day ol Hayek 1033 LEWIS It TERRY SEAL) lesninisaionas of Insurance A 0 -- MATS OF S1IO3046513 laseree galdelled Net Amt Unpaid 0318340351 and Claims All Other Watitutiti0 Capital SurPlus Surykum 4873701130 2000000 00 — 100000000 as to Pane holders 115119176672 trrAs or 1311Alls 431417183 13704470313 14187378930 Capital Surp lull and 113413333443 Other Liabilities Total SALT LASS This tortifies that the above named Cormoany has Med tts minim Statement of which the foregoing is minima and has ootnplied witis the lawe of this Slats relating to Maurine and there fore Is duly utherized to transact the business of Insurance In the State of Utah gotta ths Iasi day of February COUNTY t BILIP9357373 LOOM Total 11271127313 LEROY F DYSON Ant Say SYNOPSIS OF THE ANNUAL STATEMENT or 111 Setretary G STATE OF UTAH COUNTY OF SALT LAKE flia certifier that 11 SiMP1011 R Coughlan Showing conditions on December 31st 1952 made to the Commissioner of Insurance ot the State of Utah pursuant to law ASSETS Total Assets $4083340400 LIABILITIES Unearned Premium Total Amato 164612255443 Reserve Net Amt Unpaid LIABILITIES Loam and Claim 18000000 Bosom Contingent All Other Liabilities Unearned Prondus - ' 111110114130 1001811 03 107215763 Total 92833701094 Special Surplus trundle? Voluntary 9P3851511 Reserve 150000000 Capital — Surplus Surplus as to 470544239 4 93114 93114 bolder Total Capital Shrpius and Other Littininlet 8409234048$ STATit OP ITTÄR COUNT V 09 SALT -This certifies that tho above named Company has filed its annual Statomont of which the toregoina is a synopsis and has compliod with tho laws of this State relating to 'neuritic and tharefore is duly authorized to transact tho business of insurance in the State of Walt unlit the last day of Februaro the above nammt boa filed its annual Statamant of which the foregoing ta aynoirais and bas eompited wilt the taws of this State relating to insurance and them fore b duly authorized to transact the business et insurance tn the State of Utah anti' tho loot da7 of rebn1917 1934 Company 1 IN WITNESS WHEREOF hereunto Mit horsunte IN WITNESS WHEREOF i hereunto official set my band and 0fft m officiai seal act my hand and affix my official nal 1953 ilia 1st day of March 1953 this lit day of March 1953 LEWIS M TERRY LEWIS M TERRY (SEAL) (SEAL) 1rwts M TERR' Conissimionor of Insurance Commisaioner el Insurance Comnuasionor of Luminary DI WITNESS WHEREOF I apt goy band and affix my seal this lit day of March (srm) ' 4 - Mr and Mrs It S Woolley of Y U Emeritus Club I Couple Awaits Golden Date APRIL 4 t I - ' z RECORD CENTRE VICTOR Post Installs New Slate ‘ '1 i t 4e Abutment Bids Bid by Cedar ' ''': ' It eve-flin- !- : -- :1 611Ac 1)-- -The ''' (kIkliCi‘l 11 i:' A I: i il ' Millard Clubs Meet Today i i TOSCANINI 1 I long-neede- d i 60-fo- ‘ N SCOTT NAMMILL Ant Treas SYNOPSIS OF THE ANNUAL STATEMENT OF Job's Daughters Parley Today BESTSELLERS 11 - i 00 41 PROVO (Special)—With more than 400 out of the 650 members A k 141 planning to attend the Lath i01 Office-3-01 Grand Council International Walnut Street ITU111 froluds in CShorp Philadelphia O Minor Minuet in C Al 'gra Order of Job's Daughters exPresident—Olin L Brooks Secretary—John R Van Horne Appassionato "43 EP" $158 its seventh annual sesShowing conditions on December 31st pects 1152 mad to the Commissioner of Insion Saturday to '6e the big- 101 surance of the State of Utah pursuant gest in the organization's histo lawi LANZA "Toast PAA110 of ASSETS tory Rust Estate 8000000 Now Orleans" "45" 1399 Mrs Hikla T Moore grand Bonds and Stocks 707841341 1314 1467 71 1497 Cash in Office and Banks 121312101 Knox p Moore Other Assets 801315841 guardian AO associate grand guardian both I 01 Total Assets 5130139031 of Salt Lake LILA auxnu City will complete ARTIE 44 SHAW lIegin filo 1751349 their year's administration Contingent Reeerve preox: Other Reserves 14196177 and "Indian Love Call" y session Unearned Premium siding over the be "AS" 19c 711 19c L331401117 Reperve 1 and 5 Salt No Bethel with Not Amount Unpaid Losses and Claims 90711177 Lake City Bethel No 2 Ogden r" All Other Liabilities 5518118 Bethel No 3 Price Bethel No "mril I IZtAll IC! rdiSSnout:hP"Marrin tla Total 1467376135 4 Pro0o and Bethel No 6 Mt I Loke City Utah :salt 100000000 Pleasant participating Capital Please send Records checked I t t all-da- WAYNE KING I Gets New Manager Total Capital Surplus and Other Liabilities IIL30L3$O11 TREMONTON (S I) — STATE OF UTAH Tremonton Safeway store has a COUNTY OF SALT LAKE This airlift's that the above tamed new manager Ted Dangerfield COMPIIIMP has filed its annual Stable mint of which the foregoing ho a Salt Lake City who has been aynopsho and has complied with the with the company several years laws of this State relating to insurance and therefore is duly authorized to He operated the Midvale store transact the business of insurance in for the past five years and bethe State of Utah until the last day of February 1054 worked in Elko Nev fore that IN WITNESS WHEREOF i hereunte sot my hand and affiz my official for the company Howard Gibseal this 1st day of March 1153 son former manager been pecia tSEAL) LEWIS M TERRY of InsuranaL Commissioner transferred to Logan has o C O D 0 Charee 0 Remittance Herewith I i I i I is I I "Josephine and 'intermezzo" "45" 1194 19c 1 101 BERGER TAJO NEUMAN PEEKS WARREN (and wham) ligoletto (complate) 331i $1716 ) 10 1 PERRY COMO "Because" and "45" "Till the End of Time" 89c 71 89c 1 1 01 GLENN MILLEN "In the Mood" end "A String of Pearls" "45" 119s 78 89s 1 IS Surplus 383701141 Surplus 11 to POLIO' holders $112711118 v 101 PIEDLEIt Latin Rhythms Ritual Th Dance is Comortreitat Carioca Tito Continental "45 EP" $158 It'y i ALL TIME 101 ki7 I a IL 5104 I p RECORD CENTRE STREIT i I FLOOR (East of Teo Room) Just kakis South Temple Entrants Phone 393 NANO STRIET CITY STAYS Include 31c for first Lino Play or 78 sine's k isiKh additional lk for 41 stnele or IP 4Sc for 13c for each additional icomolote LP Utah residonts phraso !add I sales tan POSTAI:IL 1—— IJ1 — 'y 4 - BOISE IDA Speciat--M- r Corrinne Harris Masters 70 wife orlisi H Masters Idaho secretary of state died in a Boise hospital Thursday after lingering illness Born March 8 1883 in Den ver Colo she was a daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Ewing Harr She moved to Salt Lake City with her parents at the age of 5 She was married to Mr Masters March 17 1912 at Provo They moved from Provo to Twin Falls Ida in 1921 and to Pocatello in 1987 They moved to Boise in 1937 when Mr Masters was first elected secretary of state She was a professional vocalist in Salt Lake City churches for many years singing with the Episcopal choir and performing as a soloist at the Catholic cathedral An instructor in vocal classes at the old Southern Branch of the University of Idaho at Pocatello for five years she also directed many choirs in Idaho She directed the Presbyterian Church choir in Twin Falls during the time she resided there She was a member of the Baptist Church A member of the Order of Eastern Star she was also associated with the Columbian Club and the Tuesday Musicale organization Survivors include two foster children Mrs Maxine Plastino Pocatello Roy Jay Masters Boise and three grandchildren OGDEN (Special) — Relatives t 4 and friends of Mr and Mrs Royal B Woolley 2152 Adams 4 Ave are invited to attend open house Sunday from 3 to 7 pm at their home in honor of their s7 50th wedding anniversary 4 They were married in the Salt Lake Temple Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints April 29 1903 by the late John IL Winder St George Native Mr Woolley was born in- St U George a son of Edwin D and Emma Bentley Woolley Ile atWilbur Stirling Missing tended Brigham Young Acadman found drowned in river now Uniemy Brigham Young versity Provo Voelckers Wanatchee Wash a Mrs Woolley the former son Wilbur W Stirling serving Viola Barney was born in Salt Lake City a daughter of Royal with the U S Navy and a A and Elizabeth Taylor Barney brother Merlin P Stirling The family moved to Provo Salt Lake City where she attended the city Funeral services will be conschools and then attended ducted Monday noon at Beaver B Y U Both are members of the Dam Ward Chapel Emeritus Club of B Y U Friends may call at Rogers Mr and Mrs Woolley made Tremonton Sunday Mortuary their home in Provo where they from 7 to 9 pm and Monday lived until 1916 when they from 10 to 11:30 am moved to Ogden Burial will be in Me Olivet Farm Business Cemetery Salt Lake City Mr Woolley engaged in farming and the livestock industry The couple attended the 50th welding anniversary of Mr El Woolley's parents and 60th wedding anniversary several years ago ie Floor—Jute lomido Soutit Tempi Intreme Of their eight sons and daughters five are living: Ed- BRIGHAM LEGION win R Woolley Salt Lake City ON Rcxit RECORDS IMrs Carl L (Florence) Holmstrom and Ralph D Woolley iv:': :':::r'§::4 i Ogden Mrs De Verl (Eliza?::' :::- ':':::' ! i!4'-f-: "' Lamb and Mrs beth) Morgan i:' -: ': :: Catherine Nichols wife of Lt ) i i:1 George W Nichols Navy Air :' 1:t' li: Corps I BRIGHAM CITY (Special)-- iii:' 4 0' New officers of Brigham City :f 00Evott i t w 'Ak American Legion Post No 10 II : I ' ' i g were installed Thursday 1 i ) in the War Memorial 1 : ‘ Home The new officers are Dr C R Jones commander Robert CEDAR CITY (Specie Pella first vice commander called for Council f City Friday '''‘7§: bids to be opened May 4 for Marcus Lee second vice corn 1 " 4 1 '' Scott Lee mender i adjutant construction of abutments for - - a new bridge over Coal Creek and William Pearce chaplain t ili to ' t 1 Retiring commander is Les ' at 200 North and 200 East Streets City Manager Thomas Lowe W Thorsen said ' The bridge already owned by the city after purchase from 4000 the State Road Commission several years ago will be installed HEAR on the abutments by city employes under force account the DELTAAMillard County (Spemanager explained Included in the contract will cial)—Members of the AssociPLAY IT! be 1000 cubic yards of unclassi- ated Garden Clubs of Millard fied excavation and 202 cubic A musical milestone! Never before had the County will bold their convenyards of concrete reinforced tion great Toscanini recorded a work so American Saturday in Deseret Stake with 3360 pounds of steel in spirit A masterpiece in glowing sound now of Christ' House Jesus Church The bridge will Latter-da- y of the most beloved of all recordings Saints of one permit easier access to the city's didistrict Beth Anderson Come hear it today! "45" $514 3311 $572 recreation area east of Coal rector will conduit a round 78 $629 Creek and will be a table discussion for all officers single span steel bridge and In the county Speakers at OTHER FAVORITES FROM R C A VICTOR'S will replace the present wood the meeting will include Dorbridge for vehicular traffic thea Newbold Salt Lake City and Stella Day Fillmore Following a noon luncheon for all officers a 1:30 pm ' e71-r11404ilitt meeting will be held for mem hers and the public with Vit' 1 ginia Gowers in charge - - 1' Found in Bear River Box Elder COLLINSTON County (Special) — The body ofi Wilbur Stirling 47 Cutler Dam who had been missing since April 4 was found Friday at 11:30 am in Bear River approximately seven miles south of the dam by Leon Fryer Co Ilinston Mr Fryer had gone to the river to search for a lost calf and spotted Mr Stirling's hands above the muddy water level Mr Fryer dragged the lifeless body from the water and nod-fle- d Box Elder County Sheriff Warren Hyde Fully Clothed The body was fully clothed and it appeared that Mr Stirling had fallen into the fast moving river accidentally The night of disoppearance he had left the residence of a friend to return home and had to cross a The body was river bridge found one mile below the bridge Two weeks ago Leon A May Box Elder County deputy sheriff was drowned while searching the river for Mr SWUM- A boat capsized and Mr May wis unable to swim to shore in the fast moving waters Mr Stirling was born Jan 17 11906 in Salt Lake City a son of William P and Mary Howell Stirling In 1913 he married Agnes Wilson in Salt Lake City He had been employed as a hydroelectric operator by 'Utah Power and Light Co for the past 28 years He had been at Cutler Dam since 1944 Elks Lodge Member He was a member of the Elks Lodge at Logan and the Independent Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Lodge 57! Survivors include his widow two daughters Kathryn Stirling Cutler Dam Mrs Carl IM Former S Sincter 9 70 tn Dies of Ills Missing Box Elder Man WRITE FOR AGENCY REPRESENTATION 1333128 Mortgage and Other Lentil 31188009050 Bonds and Stocha S45000000 Cash In Office and Banks 113313810 7100000 Other Assets 19814423 Real Estate — Mortgage and Other Low Ronda and Stocks 2 41111526524 Cash in Office and Sankt 43711997811 other ameba 41131139131 115381123b0 113SOO70172 uABuzros LLAZILITIZS Premium Iteeem L4110011 Unearned Other lieseress Net Amt Unpaid triteamed Premium Reserve 24145410191 Leases and Claims Net Anti Unsaid 14812trsos AU Otbfbr Liabi Woe Looses sod Claims 411 131183131 Other Lisbilitiot Total Deposit $371114113141 Total S 800000 00 Capita) :—F 11461160660 :Capital 2211117318 Surplus 33430421Ln Surplus as Is police Suntlus &urphil in to pallor holders 11101305211311 holders Total Capital Surplus tad Total CapitaL Surplus UM Other LlabWhoa S4&711355670 Trees Place Office: 139 Pittsburgh Pennsylvania President: W A Mittelman Secretary: Kennett P Hay Showing condition on ctecember 31st 1952 made to the COMMilliOner of Insurance of the State of Utah pursuant to law: ABSBTS 030295 Bonds and Stock' Mortgage and Othor Loans — 114310306400 Gash in °Moe and Banks Donde and Stocks Cash to Office ad Rinks 3118944113 Other Aosta $471355070 I The Insurance National Union Fire Glens Falls Indemnity Insurance Company Company of the State Company Gies St Glens Horne Office: 19 Of Pennsylvania of Pittsburgh Pa atis New York VicePresident: Home Home Oniversits Insurance Company I C LOUIS COLLINS or OF Netherlands The Secy SYNOPSIS OP THE ANNUAL STATEMENT OF THE ANNUAL STAMM'S - EUGENE Most 401 Walnut It Rome Rolland Pa U L Humeri It T Swsonsr Peosident: L Hatch Secretors V A Itsinor U S Secretary: James IL 'as Showing conditions on December hit Showing conditions 411 Coscembor of Commissioner to the wads 1052 1952 made to Ins COMiniSSit1114PIr oi IningteSCID of the Polo el Utah suns- jnouranc of the State et Utah pursuant to law: uit to law ASSZTS Nome delphis I F012ZEIFEME EGEPM : 151 SOUTH MAIN—DIAL DISAPPEARE6 Aired in Cancer Study ETEORDRP NI NA CRATTANOCIA - A PR 25 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Saturday April 23 1953 It |