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XAMiNIR 6A WEDNESDAY EVENING JUNE 20 HealthyGal jUiahn Backed 1991 Education Pares Rail Losses CITY — An educational June EARL i PI' - ' About This Question Therese Gay athlete pianist and singer won the title "Miss National Hygiene of 1951' I the convention of the American Society for Natural Hygiene in Cleveland O The versatile beauty who was New York's entry in the contest hails from Brooklyn I cany a Fire policy for which includes my home and contents In case of a total fire loss I'm sore this coverage would be inadequate How much should Insurance be increased to offset the inflation In real estate and household furnishings? $49000 319 34th $t Dial Recruiter Called Up RICHFIELD (UP)— James Downer chief aviation machinist who has been serving as a recruiter for the navy in Richfield has been called to active duty in Pearl Harbor GRIFFIN Co PAINT COMPANY 01 421 23rd Strt psycho-therapi- SL Dial WASHINGTON June 20 UP)— The senate has confirmed Utah Supreme Court Justice George W Latimer as one of the three justices of the new court of military appeals Utah Republican Senators Arthur V Watkins and Wallace F Bennett both paid brief tribute to Latimer in urging his confirmation The confirmation was unanimous A FARMINGTON June 20 demonstration on all types of canning will be given by Miss Hattie Kilgore education department Kerr Co July 2 at two p m in the basement of the county courthouse here All women interested are Invited to attend MHfar pretty In the saddle earned this threesome the right to rule over the forthcoming rodeo in Coalville on 4 and 5 d July Lorraln Boyer Stephens renter is queen with Ginger Blonquist and Lavon Geary rljht a aide Thd horseback program is d being by Coalville Lions club Dark-haire- spon-aore- Coalville Selects Queen Attendants for July Show COALVIIIL1 Morgan County 20 — ©race in the saddle oer sonal appearance and the responsiveness of her mount earned pretty Lorrain Boyer Stephens Henefer the queenshlp for Coalville's ibif two-da- y July rodeo Judges who rated 40 percent on horsemanship and 30 percent each on rider appearance and the horse selected Ginger Blonquist and n Geary both Coalville cuties as aides to the queen They will reign at two nights of festivities and thrilling g events beginning July 4 at Summit county ifairgrounds Show Manager Kenneth Downs said mustang breaking evpntc will begin promptly both evenings at seven-thirt- y well-groom- La-va- bronc-rid-in- Sponsored by Coalville Lions club the two big shows are ex pected io araw heavy Morgan crowds New chutes constructed at the grounds will see service for the first time during the holiday festivities the manager said Stock will be furnished he added by a Wellsville rancher who will supervise that end of events Working with the manager in i Gleaming White 36-inc- h KENMORE 139 36©o Down are-382n- d 8°o Month Usual Carrying Charae EXCLUSIVE THERMO-DISL Idaho Reservists To Camp in Utah BOISE JUhe 20 (UP) — Idaho military district headquarters said today part of the Idaho organized reserve corps will make summer camp at Camp Williams Utah from July 8 toto22L Units encamp in Utah 361st infantry regiment field artillery battalion 321st engineer combat battalion and 47ist transportation truck company GAS RANGE Cop nn June Canning Demonstration — st Slayer Suspect Faces Charge of Murder 28-3- 0 Latimer Named To Military Court "Wii$t:i JONES Blackburn-Jone- s eerL t 24-2- Rep Davis is now a vice Chairman of the federation He is one of four active candidates for the top job i - LOGAN June 20 John G Mil- - the Los Angeles Veterans Psychiaprofessor of social work Uni- - ric clinic Professor Milner yersity of Southern California will be guest speaker during the Fam- i" wMmtS-HtmTlLife institute at the Utah State ? ily The 7 Agricultural coUege June Idaho department o "pbl c He is also for welfare and assistant administrator c n'inCT center in Se- attic The conference opens Sunday June 24 with a general session in the Logan L D S Institute The meetings are public Will Talk Daily Dr Milner a graduate of Stanford university and Columbia university will speak once daily at the three-da- y session Members of the central committee in of planning are Prof Don SALT LAKE CITY June 20 C charge Carter chairman U S A C — AP) City Judge Arthur J Mays had ruled today that Don Jesse Elizabeth Duttnn vtrrnvn n Psof Marian Aikens Or Nral accused of slaying a Salt Greaves D R Dr C Jay Skidmore Lake police officer on May 31 Prof CStone D Burke and Dean John must answer to a first degree mur C Carlisle all members der charge Committees Appointed In the preliminary hearing Judge Local committees have been apMays overruled defense motions pointed in Weber Box Elder and for dismissal or a reduced charge Cache counties Utah and in Franklin county Idaho to work with the and ordered the San central committee to the Franciscan hntm4 nver tn Third program according to develop Car Prof district court on a murder charge ter lor ine aeatn oi sgt Owen T FarCommittee members from Weber ley are Mrs M Keller county Witness Kev in vestprrlav't hear chairman: Mrs Margaret Aidou Dixon n ing was Joseph M Anderson city resenting Weber college and the pubiman wno saia raney leu from Li v a cnurcn Mrs u M Mac-- j a car after the vehicle ntniflr n Carthy president of the Ogden parked vehicle PTA rnnnril anH Mrc Plaolnn a woman Robb also of the PTA council lhe postman said walked away and a man in the Miss Peterson supercar said: "Do you want another? visor of LaVerna th nuhlir health nurui- u one more i give you waniquist principal Ogden high school Spencer WheaUey child welfare worker Mrs V J Youel president of the Children's' Aid society Walter Jaggi is the local chairNon-Partisa- n man in Box Elder county Other committee members are: Brigham Glen City: Leon Christiansen Freeman Ronald Gourley Austin and LaPreal SALT LAKE CITY June 20 Larsen Jay Oldroyd Mrs Pearl S 'AP) — Gov J Bracken Lee White Garland Juanita K Shirts and C hopes the state board of educa E Smith: Honeyville C A Johntion will not name a state superson and Tremonton Ward Jeppson intendent of public instruction Cleon Kerr and Mrs Alvaretta who "has been an active partisan Rytting politician" The governor made the appeal yesterday when he signed a bill providing for the popular election of board members The measure gives the board the power to name the state superintendent and to set his salary The first election of board members will be in November 1952 CAMP WILLIAMS Utah June 20 (AP — Battery C 222nd field artillery battalion of the Utah national guard laid down a blanket of fire across a theoretical city during a training problem at Camp Williams yesterday The Ogden battery's bigi HowitSALT LAKE CTTV Jim ?n ivro zers blasted the imaginary city U S department of agriculture re- but the problems it encountered in ported today thinning and blocking moving its guns and stringing comof sugar beets in the state has been munications were real enough Last the 1334th mmhat completed and that crop prospects gineer battalion crossed the Jor"are excellent" The report added that continued dan river I to attack an enemy on me opposite snore mm xne iirst aswarm weather is needed in north- At ern Utah for crop improvement al- sault wave crossed in boats the though southern sections of the second on a floating foot bridge siaie are smi in need of nriAi The unit is made up of men from Bountiful Tooele and Murray tional moisture Vernal ter SALT LAKE CITY June 20 (AP) Utah's Young Republicans plan to try to elect state Rep Merrill K Davis of Salt Lake City as chairman of the Young Republican National Federation at a convention later this month More than a dozen Utahns will leave this weekend for Boston where the convention Is scheduled 'JflHHam all-ti- ( Life Institute To Hear California Psychiatrist National Post de-w- as ft'?)'' USAC Family B"orG 0i P June 20mcetmg of Union Pacific operat-(AP- ) campaign ing traffic and mechanical credited today with sharply partment officers The freight loss and damage reducing outlays by the Union Pacific railroad for damaged or prevention program has included cooperation with shippers and reatrayed shipments ceivers education of freight handOscar J Wullstein of Omaha lers and train service employes general claims agent said these and distribution of various kinds of were literature from an slashed payouts "Reduction of the waste caused high of nearly $6000000 in 1948 to $4130301 in 1980 by damage to shipments through Wullstein gave the figures at a inferior packaging or improper handling which in the past years has cost all American railroads $100000000 annually is a most important project" said Wullstein LAKE SALT Rodeo Royalty I preparing the Independence day program are Frame Moore advertising Vern Gunn rodeo grounds and Mark Matley queen contest Salt Lake Water Freed of Taints SALT LAKE CITY June 20 (AP) — The state board of health reported today that samples of the water sUDDlv from southpatprn Salt Lake county no longer show traces of contamination The department added that the water might be tainted with linseed oil again at anytime during the next six months Residents had complained about oil and sediment in their water The health department said the linseed oil probably came from new paint applied on the interior of a 170000 gallon tank in Neffs canyon Frozen Foodstuff Exhibit Readied BRIGHAM CITY June 20 AP) methods of preparing fruits proper and vegetables for storage in frozen food lockers was given this afternoon bv Miss Bessie Hansen home demonstration agent at a in the LDS Fourth wardmeeting here Miss Hansen emphasized care should be given in selecting proper varieties and correct procedure should be followed for satisfactory results The freezing of cooked foods also WaS riisCliPri anrl rorinot msni y ncic distributed A demonstration on — v Lee Voices Hope For Education Chiet Cul-limo- Guardsmen Level Imaginary Town Sugar Beet Crop Excellent in Utah nif-'h- I' HAS UNITS PORCELAIN ENAMEL LIFT COVERS K Here is the popular Kenmore that gives you quality features that are exclusive— at a price that will amaze you! 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