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This ha new modern 1 ht4 r r- - ) ' - )1 NI 't "s - ir''''' t - 1 N ile r :::- JI It - ' :1) s ' too far away to remember Mother k '3' ' 1 You re never 00 25 4 - 1' 'rt '1 01 EL es""'s 5-21- T r r::'1' 't 't 647 East 4th South 9: s l': s 2 ' ' 1 e el '"- r i ITEIT FLORAL : tl ' a ring Say It With OUR Flow e rs t- iltr It'd t 4''‘ - 't - SI 1 :71 s:ss) ' s I - s99 " ' ' -- - - ' Also there is a manuscript copy of the Bill of Rights as ratified by the State of New Jersey a silver tankard made Revere the earliest rbeYplica of the Declaration of Independence and several original Revolutionary War battle strategy maps Among the modern museum pieces will be a prototype of the space satellite soon to be launched by United ft 1515 historian of Mt' rend 'Mrs Metcalf 2140 Sherman "Hilighta" editor - Clerk -- - Tahtaras H s ' Issel1 TO REMEMBER "MOM" i - j 1 - hibits i 1 I 0 ier - VALLEY JUJI1011 HIGH SCHOOL e e I AN ORIGINAL copy of 'Poor Richard's Almanac" published iIn 1758 'Remarks on Thrift" and the manuscript of Francis Scott Key's "Star Spangled will be among the ex- - 948-15t- i' i aae i till --- w 12th city to be visited i V - 4i pieces of the historical exhibit which presents I graphic picture of our American heritage arrived late Wednesday With other pieces slated to arrive in the meantime they will be act in place Thursday night The exciting array Is hich will be displayed in 50 cities of the country has been furnished by the Departments of Defense Treasury Labor Interior Agriculture and Post Office and the US Patent Office and 43 of the nation's leading museums historical societies and private colllectors City iis the ' ''' )'') ' T 011' 3 IGI-I- T ' ' I 1"16 1 New will be hD dint Battle president The display known as tho °IA m et I c a n Dream Bagrant" will occupy about tl000 square feet on the third floor nj the 1 - ss 4 r --- as e ' ' - ss- ' k - r l'i Wednesday - y It daytthe -- 0 Improvement District -s s were elected for the 15657 school year 04- -s " A t: athionAscalidemy Two prison physicians will exthe condemned men beamine es "' are shot and place fore they s markers over their hearts The Other s sthuidentA borblye oNfvf:enenres: I k te4at prison chaplain will administer ' are: -- viyear r'esident the last rites Deputy Sheriff N ev ssmucca sse s I ' v fr ' np i o Wells said l Paula ( aseeretreetrer)A 4 - t 1 Kits IslallrYer 1 "I will ask for any last stateI ' Idaho c:-- :" a 1 and give the signal to the trent t''' ‘ Battle Mountain Belaustegui ' ' of the firing squad 'r i Catscaptain Kathleen ' N1 0 treasurer and 1 4 '' relit Kearns social chairman I ''' Vivian Ortega Bingham was Calls Senior Gtizens ' elected prefect of the Sodality Senior Citizens of Salt Lake Mr Lloyd Miss NeeleY et Our 'Lady group will meet Thurstiay at was County Rottint Murray 2375 Garfield Ave Ile succeeds etelicos4hil t Kiwanis-Telthe Boys and Girls president of the AcaGary Sargent son of Mr and demic Athletic AM known as Club 201 East lst South at 2 INIrs C F Sargent 2747 GrandTri A pm F E Curtis commercial view Circle is agent Missouri Pacific Lines Editor of the yearbook Other new officers are Bonwill speak EA3t Tate nie Neeley daughter of Mr and Marilyn Mrs Ed Neeley 1715 Bryan Ave vice president Ginger Wood daughter of Mr and Mrs r East Joseph S Wood 2166-22net e77:1 -secretary Betty Jo Slagle I 1 daughter of Mr and Mrs Joc---41I s ' V)k seph P Slagle 2064 Ashton CirkJ cle girls' activity manager Jim f Croft son of Mr and Mrs J C segio ssa 30 Croft 2043 E Pth South bnys' activity manager Gloria Tab-tare- s daughter of Mr and Mrs I i ganca we 11 1 Mary-of-the- ' 1 Z -: -- :i5 represented instead by Walter L Budge assistant attorney igeneral OTIIER WITNESSES for the will include an sirhoenriffc'snoufny and physician Frank Manzione brother of the States scientists murdered man or for various New officers 1143-19t- s While the law prescribes that the county attorney and county physician shall be invited he said neither will act as witnesses Orville horn who has been acting county attorney In Iron County requested that the attorney general's office supply the witness in his place Deputy Sheriff Wells said since Mr Isom was one of the original courtappointed lawyers for the defense The county attorney will be ' Anna Baldini Josie Rottint and Vivian Ortega from top are new St itch Academi officers of year y t will be strapped side in chain and the side by will be w ar dratnot ehtem t rea e i v Advance the pair i se's-s-- ---' Students Elect ' - ' :' ! store 25 Sheriff Wells sold Deputy I it-- r s 1 Nes eseee—es- - ' Play to Key Hospital Week s' c ee ! ''' 1 rage execution will be under directiop of Iron County officials Sheriff Arthur Nelson of Iron County and Deputy Charles L Wells planned to arrive at the prison with members of the two firing squads and two al- ternate members at 6 a m Thursday They will take charge of the prisoners immediately and set up a 24 hour guaid A' s''' " " ' k :::: - - i s' 1 I Fridayr 4i s-- :P ' --'-- II Continued from ' ' - IS' es 'I i ' '''-'' "-- ---- mation or Washington's letter Four truck loads of exhibits written 180 years ago front l'al- - portraying development of the Icy Forge to the ContinNilai nation's progress from colonial' - — atomic era will be displayed at the department store Ted Bushman promotion manager said Wednesday 1 s'ee : " i - : ti - Killers Awai t Death thlte - I Are- 'Congress 'will have that (Ippon Salt !Akers Interested articles historical tunity between 10 a m and 540 ing priceless m Friday and at notes ch as Lincoln's on the emancipation proviama- - I Z011 1 ) 1 Iti)ittiliff st 1 in ' I r----'"7:7- IIP 9 --- s D i 0 t ) I t 7:::::7 ZCMI Will Exhibit Collection - s : Roger A Freemen a nationel —1 ly known specialist in the field I ' of school finance will be guest ---' 'e 1 - 1 i 1 speaker at the Ilth annual :s of the I meeting and luncheon ' I Utah Foundation tax research 's i agency Friday noon in the 1 liotel Utah Roof Garden ' '' author of Mr Freeman I : numerous studies on public fiI federalstance taxation and :1 state reletions will speak on i "How Shall We Finance Our Public Schools?" ( se s ' s 1 '' Mr Freeman was director of ''''ss l' e tresearch for the Education " - ' " ft kr Committee of the US Commis Lfr 1 ss e S fision on Intergovernmental Re-- I ' ' lations which eubmitted a re- - et ' t'-- f 4 sei e : port to President Dwight D ) s s Eisenhower In June 1955 lie 1 A s '''4J' subsequently served as consultssi ant on educational finance to ss ' " the national Committee for the S t s' White House Conference on s ss ''"es s s Education - a — i i ' - " — r I :7 A T:tx Rese:trell Affency Listil SI)e:Ilielo r ''''' WA 16 1 : s -- "—- Salt Lake City Noss in Brief : Late Tribune Thursday:it!!! Tbs Salt :1 ss T AC SV " 0 0 4 !10 60 (0 00 410 0 I oth op q dfts 40 4 P PM 'A" " MP OM 1k al " 111 OW '1 s sok srs ss Nt sot 6 06tet 6 AT el " ' -- t Oft 20111 sgr so isic 1 s s so rfl " 4" - vm t- " - -' |