Show i3SrW- - T Democratic nomination as state senator from Salt Lake county J SALT LAKE CITY (AP — Jus ' Stewart who served in the Utah tin C Stewart director of educa ' hnnu in 194B ncecrd his an- opposition to Gov organiration for the Utah nouncement on ve associauon yrsirraay j onucn his candidacy lor t n e programs T 10000 BIGGEST E! lfah I SALE IN TOWN! 1952 SALT LAKE CITY— Prospects for Utah crops in 1952 are good to excellent" the U S department of agriculture report Moreover the acreage for most farm products will De greater than last year and above the 10- car average The bureau of agricultural economics said advance report indicate 1239900 acres in Utah will be sowed to crops this spring and summer as against 1256900 averlast year and the 1941-50 age of 1173960 Only two crops — sugar beets and winter wheat — show decreasThe life IpRi 15 I m c5- - Sillily -- coa - mi fK 8 piece offer Studio 9x12 and Br lamar table — brieioa n 1 p Li i ' i Iif "It's f K O II j aiy- iwy u- $ — The longest time prophecy Ancient and modern days connected SPECIAL FEATURES r- "- Motion ff£ E IjL7aaalU Kcture Owe Horrod" rm 7?! K am mayor MeP C0WB noor ilump ibtii iuuio iuihb upholstered chair All for one price Only $2250 delivers i ICr so $ our special deluxe See i i striet cofliPflnv Building Phone S2Z4 Song Service SALT LAKE CITY — Bamberger rail service between Salt Lake City and Oeden will be "materially" re duced as result of the recent destruction by fire of maintenance shops in the capital city Exact amount of the curtailment will be announced Monday or Tuesday Julian M Bamberger company president said last night He emphatically denied a report that the company has asked the public service commission for$djt mission to eliminate all rallalS senger runs except three pafrgpt' each way "We don't know yet exactly BOW many will be cut bpt" he explained He said more busses will be used In aa effort to give the puMleiaS best service possible The fire destroyed practically all roll facilities used to keep railroad ing stock in operation )w£tl- "aJIBBgj JlBl beerr-wAs- ted While Trinket Yorkshire terrier looks en through her furry face Roberta fills in as a substitute another Trinket owned by Mrs Henry Suhr of St Paul Minn was unable to feed her six pups Mr Mary A Venett St Paul heard of the problem and offeard her eat Roberta anhstitnte mother The POP' eem to he in favor of the switch ji Burglary Suspect Waives Hearing Deleert C Collins 32 no address given waived a preliminary hemr-nill the city court on a second degree burglary compiling He was ordered bound over to the district court for trial Sail was set at $900 He allegedly en- 'UP' PRICE Utah — Some one-da- y a WHITE ''" qual- H Your Homo Frees-Is Empty I) ee shew iMatB yaw toii KoW MI r yea fcew it can ""y b- yaar meat wkala- h tmitrnm eat m year qtMttar kaaf net have You do to buy o f reexer to sharo In this food plan i lockers Avollablo St 39-2n- d Mel's Lockers Inc 3-93- 72 back-to-wor- k ImprovemenlClub Ballots Thursday of B Ri GUAM CITY—Members the n6minatlon cOmmittea Of the Brigham City Civic Improvement club yesterday announced names of candidates for offices for the 1MS-6- 3 term the Leaders will be selected at iii annual election meeting Thursday at the War Memorial home and wiU be announced by Mrs Orpdn Christens n current president of the nomination com Chester included Mrs mitte Mrs J D m chairman Oundttrson Mrs Norwood Hyer Mrt NOlan Jensen and Mr J Leo A Member -- Nelson Nominee are as follows: Zenos W For president: Mr Earl Mrs L A Richardsen and vice Mrs Donald N Sheffield Mrs president Mrs Ira Larsen Tin-gey D M Mason and Mrs Russell secreUry Mrs Glen HumMrs Armour Jensen and phreys Mrs 'Winston P Nelson treasurer Mrs Mrs Deniell Butler Ray Drasrerton hosnital Mfa Dame end of Isrl Seegmiller the sale for made hospital wife end the doctors involved in tile corresponding secretary Mrs Paul recent dispute had been brought Andersen Mrs Lou Breitenbeker and Mr William Sackett: historinto Utah to staff it ian Mr Willie Hanen Mrs taoS Eliot 'Ward Simonsen and Mr LADIES board of directors 'five to be named) Mrs Glen Anderson Mrs Can we help) you Hop) W Beecher Mr Victor Bott f drinking? Mrs Maurice Burteher Mr FfOS ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS Holland Mr DelbOrt Holmgren A Mural Mr Alf Olsett ladies Group Mrs Reynold Reeder and Mrs CarMMM 1 9363 lax 178S 0Sd roll Wdliams A"nnft KC WITH THE PURCHASE outfit includes the handsome Keystone camera and projector and a big handsome 30x40 beaded tripod screen This offer is limited because we have only a few outfits t0 OF ANY WIS at this big savings today! physicians had been ordered to Salt Lake City Thursday to take examinations fee licensee to practice In Utah The miners despite orders from the regional headMHat ters of the United Mine Workers union refused 40 §4 back to work until the doctors returned to their hospital posts The state board of medical examiners granted the Li' censes Friday and the doctors returned to Dragerton Friday night Idled by the walkout wert the four mmes of Kaiser Steel Co and division of the Columbia-Genev- a the U 8 Steel Corp It was the third sueh dispute ever medical services The mines were shut down for three weeks earlier this year when the union demanded that Dr Frank V Colombo sail his ly EiiTOTMEIa famous Keystone movie outfit at a big savings This fine three-piec- e sell oar-ttin- 1400tors at the Dragerton hospital The ii-- 0t " starving to death something should be done About It" Strikers Return to Work At 4 Carbon County Mines miners returned to work at Uttr Carbon county coal mines yesterwalkout in viday after a olation of union orders The miners ended their strike and went back to work on the tered the Garrett Freight Lines graveyard shift They had staged jn protest of thJb-senc-e garage at 148 22nd St on Jan 15 mm doc- d of the IsnT Intent to commit larceny filled with choice ity meats For a limited time you can own this v tection quarter beef end keep your free tor You Suve 05 $ SAdty to j a Movie Outfit for Only $17770 Three-Piec- e UUh HOrticWtUrAl j at stone Outfit! °' Herds of bold hungry deer have determine if a state meeting may invaded orchards and nurseries in be called to outline prvntativ exceptionally heavy numbers th: program year and damage to trees shrubs Fruit growers arid other! Who and t plants is extremely high Davis have suffered from the rs ratal rii-ienrennrt The starving animal! have even hungry dier declare the animal! made stealthy night visit tO the f 0r tu their foraging are in condition poor pathetically on evergre-arminston to feast near tne ounaing employes saia They are starving to death Wallace Walton of the Porter-Waito- n Their desperate raids for IOOO Nursery Centerville said while eSu'trtg high dirn do no his firm to date has paid out over in result theier obtaining $2000 since January 1 of this year actually food upon which to exist' in wages for men to stand guard sufficient out Orenar&iSt one 'The pointed against the invasion of deer humane thing which could be "Even after having taken jBlf most numsome done would be ato reduce the adeprecaution we have suffered deer to eoint where Walton said "The deer ber of food damage would be available Or quate on our feed evergreens gMtraUy be provided" but this year they raided a section could Mrs El wood Clark Farv niton of our garden where we nevr exto 75 a herd of from pected them They got into our reported ©ri orchard invaded dfetr their chewed the creeping vines and apparently "They recently night roots plants right back to theWalton stirtled and in their hurry said became "Three years ago" to jump the fence one deer broke "actual damage done by deer it Mrs Clark said "We called amounted to $6000 loss to our com- a leg sheriff to come and shoot deputy pany so thin it would have was t tt it to 12000 of "The expenditure effort to even try to year skin it for meat" petrol against the animalsusthis several undoubtedly hag saved Clark Said "The deer Mr times that amount in losses through haven't too much in done cams?? but $40 to $50 a nigm Js our orchard and I feel damage sorry for too much to have to spend for pro- them The poor things era actually i Support ELEPHANT "p'y If economical to buy ALL WELCOME aaaal next y£rlrrenCe Don't FREE 1 "Sentiment generally II against By OOltOTBT POPE KAYSVtLLE — With the amount person seeking to fight inroads by of dlmage causer! hv deer and deer" he said To prevent future damage Sam money spent to prevent addition! ftge running into thfiifttWI tat O Raymond of Kaysrtlle chairman dollars Davis county fruit growers m m erglnlsed cominiMa Jag have organized in an effort t6 pre- - written John Gillman president r newly-appointe- 2324 Washington Blvd NOW! 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Biggest acrease increases a summary said art MtnjS made in feed grains Oats apparently will be up 15 per cent barely 13 per cent Crop growers have Indicated thrv will plant 11 per cent more onions 10 per oigUiiMyiteen Potato acreage will tie-upeas 8 per cent corn 6 per cent 5 per cent and spring wheat hay 2 per cent Water will be plentiful the ra-- L pe rt said Recent snow surveys indicate that all areas of the state except the Sevier river drainage if are provided with prospective irrigation water supplies well above normal "The spring runoff will be greater than usual In moat areas of the state with danger from in many areas probable floods and other storages prorvoir Wilt contain more water than usual which should furnish better protection tor crops" during the late summer season Utah Power & Light Auditorium I HaaS LaaatflaaaaW t aaaaal es At the I ' '' L-Ogd- en PROPHETIC YARDSTICK" I flaaHaaaaaaaaaaaaaaw 'PSHBaaaBne Davis Fruii Growers Organize Against Deer Damage in 1863 Bamberger Cuts Runs S TONIGHT "THE GREAT jluk VjloPP Kf Lomp Combination Brings You with UiiffiSfci 1 Stover Stadia Couch :S Oxia Woolihire Rug Scries Hard Finish apF s$§ Prophetic Lcctui LWng I B ' :wRaaaaaaKSaaaaaaK"'F" ' JkRIbbbbbbbbbb Crop Prospects repeatBHHLB Bright Most Acreages Up HLBMLW herrod'S I Well See Here Now! 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