The Daily Herald du lieu suivant : Provo, Utah • 2

FRIDAY, MAY 1, 1953 Utah County, Utah Cold Weather Continued Threat to Fruit The present cold weather presents a continued hazard to the fruit crop, S. R. Boswell, Utah County agent, said today. The blossonis are still vulnerable to frost, and cold weather keeps the bees from carrying pollenization, he pointed out. wonderful," but the altMr.

Boswell sald, grains were alfa was backward, and beset by pea aphid infestation, despite the fact that" farmers have sprayed thousands of acres. To date, no ranchers or farmers have reported loss to sheared sheep, due to the inclement weather. Salt Lake Stack Exchange Closing quotations from the direct wire of C. W. Love.

broker, 47 N. Univ. Ave. New York Industrial Averages Up .10 at Noon. Bid Asked Cardiff ..28 .29 Central Std.

.02 .03 Chief Con. .85 1.05 Clayton Silver .26 Columbus Rexall .07 .10 Combined Metals .22 Crescent Eagle .07 .08 Dragon .68 .70 East Standard .09 .10 East Utah .15 Eureka Bullion Eureka Lilly .05 Great Western .18 Horn Silver .08 Leonora .06 Madison Mines .26 .28 Miller Hill .03 .04 Mt. States Dev. New Majestic ,10 New Park 1.20 1.30 North Lilly .34 .37 North Standard Park City Cons. .23 .25 Plumbic .06 .07 Prince Cons.

..08 Rico Argentine 1.80 1.90 Royston Coalition .08 Silver King Coal. 2.25 2.75 Tintle Lead .07 Tintic Standard .95 .98 SALES Bonanza, 1000 at 1 Cardiff, 4000 at 29. Croff, 1500 at 22. Dragon, 200 at 71: 100 at 70. Lakeside, 4000 at Leonora, 2000 at 3000 at 2000 at 5000 at 4000 at 6000 at 4000 at Little May, 5000 at 3.

Prince 1000 at 8. Prosper, 5000 at Royston Coalition, 1000 at Silver King West, 100 at 47. Tintic Standard, 200 at 95. COMPETE FOR VACATION TRIPS "Oh boy, a real vacation trip to California," these happy Herald carriers grin when told about the prizes and trips being awarded, for good service, courtesy, promptness and salesmanship. The contest is open to every Herald carrier and the winners will be determined by their records, during the next.

two months. Left to right, top: Tommy Hall, Paul Gammon. Bottom row: Larry Park, Mark Warner, Brent Gosar- with friend and Kenneth Stone. SPECIAL THIS MONTH ONLY Porcelainize RESTORE THE ORIGINAL NEW CAR. LUSTRE TO THE FINISH OF YOUR AUTOMOBILE! Hod Jerry, Inc.

1150 No. 5th West PROVO, UTAH PHONE. 4300 "The Friendly Your Lincoln Mercury Dealer DAILY. Man Dies Of Heart Illness ELBERTA, Wilson Dorr MeDonald, 71, retired merchant and fruitgrower and former postmaster, died Wednesday at his home In Elberta of a heart ailment. He was born Nov.

1881, In Ayr, son of William Washington and Harriet Ellen Wilson MeDonald. He married Anna Marie Sorensen, Jan. 18, 1905, in Hastings, Mr. McDonald was a member of Hastings Lodge 50, and A for 50 years, and was a past patron of Tintie- Chapter 18, Order of EastJern Star, at Eureka. Until his retirement a few years ago, he was a merchant, postmaster and fruitgrower in Elberta.

As a young and during World War Il, he was a telegraph operator with Western Union Co. He also had been employed in the office of Tintie Standard Mining Co. at Dividend, Utah. for more than 10 years. He is survived by his widow, Elberta: a daughter, Mrs.

Floyd M. Oberle, Salt Lake City; two children, and one brother, A. McDonald, Chandler, Ariz. Funeral services will be conducted Saturday at 1 p. m.

In the Elberta LDS Ward Chapel. Masonic rites will be conducted by Eureka Lodge No. 8. Friends may call tonight from to 9 p. m.

at the Claudin Funeral Home, Payson, and Saturday from 11 p. at the Elberta Ward "Chapel. Burial will be in the Mt. Ollvet Cemetery, Salt Lake City, Native of Salem Dies in Salt Lake BENJAMIN Byron Pratt Cloward, 54, a native of Salem, died Wednesday in Salt Lake Hospital. He was born June 24, 1898, in Salem, a son of Orson P.

and Lily May Quinn Cloward. He married Edith Lundell July 1, 1925. Surviving are his widow; four sons and a daughter: Dean, ley, Ray Cloward, Benjamin; Melvin Cloward, in the U. S. Navy, Japan; Mrs.

Dean Thomas, Bountiful: one grandchild; one sister and three brothers: Mrs. Wilma Smith, Payson; Floyd Cloward, Santaquin; Gerald Cloward, and Sewell Cloward, California. Funeral services will be conducted Saturday at 2 p. at the Valley Mortuary. Payson by Parley Lundell, bishop of the Benja" mind LDS Ward.

Friends may call at the place of services this evening and Saturday prior to services. Burial will be in the Benjamin Cemetery. Four U. S. presidents graduated from Harvard, three from Virginia's William and a Mary, while ten did not graduate from any college or university.

OPEN HOUSE 2 to 6 p.m. Saturday, May 2, 1953 940 So. 450, Christeele Acres in Orem 4 Room Brick--full carpeting finished Den in basementgas heat -fenced back lot--Price financing. Ideal location, good condition. You're invited to inspect this nice home SATURDAY 2-6 P.M.

Offered by RAY E. HANKS Realtor 265 W. Center St. Phones: 3642 or 0554R1 Vernal Pioneer, Former Provoan, Succumbs at 88 VERNAL James Martin Allred, 88, former Provoan and Ashley Valley pioneer, died Thursday at 4 a. m.

at the home of a daughter, Mrs. Archie Hicks; 528-2nd Salt Lake City, of causes incident to age. Mr. Allred WAS born March 30, 1865, in Salt Lake City, a son of James Franklin and Jennie MeKenzie Allred, and was the last survivor of their 10 sons and daughters, Reared in Wallsburg, Wasatch County, he helped to pioneer Ashley Valley in the Uintah Basin, living at Vernal. He had lived for seven years in Provo, before moving to Salt Lake City last year.

On April 6, 1887, he married Margaret L. Camp in Grand Junction, the marriage later being solemnized in the Salt Lake Temple. The couple were recently honored at family reunion on their 66th wedding anniversary at which 90 members of their family were present. Graveside services will be conducted Saturday at 2 p. m.

'In Vernal Memorial Park. Bishop J. Rose Merrill of LDS Naples Ward will officiate. Friends may call at Olpin Mortuary, Heber, Friday evening and at the residence of son, Ralph Allred, Glines Ward, Vernal, Saturday from noon to time of services. Arizona Rancher Found' Guilty In 'Witch' Murder PHOENIX, Ariz, (UP) Mesa, rancher Joe S.

Chavez, 43, charged with killing woman he said was a who caused his wife to go blind, was found guilty last night of second degree murder, a verdict Judge Ralph Barry termed "more than merci The prosecution had sought to debunk defense arguments of self defense and temporary insanity brought on by superstitious fear of witchcraft. was charged with fatally shooting Mrs. Miranda at her Guadalupe, home on Sept. 12, 1952. Five days later, he was arrested by sheriff's deputies and admitted the shooting, but said he had gone to the home of the victim to obtain a picture he said, was being used to curse his 50 she would go blind.

He said Mrs. Miranda threatened to shoot him, and that he fired five shots from his pistol, killing her. Congressman From Kentucky, 68, Dies WASHINGTON (UP)-Rep. Garrett L. Withers (D-Ky.) died at Bethesda Naval hospital today of Woman Called by Death TOP STUDENT -Jimmie Pyne, Orem, who will represent Lincoln High School at the coming Rotary Youth Conference.

Orem Youth To Attend Rotary Confab OREM-Jimmie Pyne, 18-yearold senior high student of Orem, has been chosen to represent the! Lincoln High: School at the annual youth conference sponsored by the Salt Lake Rotary Club. The conference is to be held in Salt Lake City, May 3, 4 and Jimmie Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Clifton T. Pyne of Orem.

He has been prominent in several extra curricular school ties, the most important of them being sports. He lettered in basketball, football and track for three consecutive years. This he was co-captain of the basketball team and at present he is member of the baseball team. Jimmie was junior high president and a graduate of the Sharon Seminary. He is secretary of the Cor Unum club of Lincoln.

He has been active in forensics and received superior rating in the regional meet and an excellent rating in the state forensic meet. Star Breaks Her M-G-M Contract HOLLYWOOD (UP) Film actress, June her Allyson contract with said today Goldwyn-Mayer studio 80 she wouldn't have to "remain loyal to terms of the agreement" and could "accept other offers." The studio announced yesterday that its contract with the actress had been dissolved through "mutual agreement" and that neither contract terms nor salary were (involved. The break ended a 10- year, association. HEBER--Funeral services for Mrs. Ann Buys Cummings, 78, will be conducted Sunday at 3 p.m, la Heber First LDS Ward Chapel by Heber M.

Rasband, bishop. Friends may call at the restdence, 20 N. 6th Saturday evening and Sunday until time for services. Burial will be in Heber Cemetery, Mrs. Cummings, life-long resident of Heber and wife of Joseph W.

Cummings, died in a Heber hospital Thursday at 11:45 a.m. of a heart ailment. Mrs. Cummings was born Jan. 17, 1875, at Buyaville, a daughter of Edward and Celesta Bromley Buys.

She was married Dee. 1, 1897, in Salt Lake LDS Temple, to Mr. Cummings. Mrs. Cummings hall served as Relief Society teacher.

She Was member of the Daughters of Utah Pioneers. Survivors Include her husband, Heber; eight of their nine sons and daughters, Joseph Buys Cummings and Mrs. George W. (Sophia) Langford, Heber: Mrs. Marion (Nola) Fletcher, Park City; Wallace, Monroe, and Douglas Cummings, Washington Terrace, Ogden and Mrs.

Boyd (Celestia) Duke and Mrs. Mono (Phyllis) Teeples of Salt Lake CIty; 15 grandchildren, two of whom she reared, Mrs. Joseph, (Joann) Bourgeois, New York, and Brigham Young, Kamas; six great-grandchildren and the following brothers and sisters: Mrs. Amanda Shelton, Mrs. Monroe (Martha) Giles, Mrs.

Al (Clara). Cummings, Salt Lake City; Joseph H. Buys, Eureka: Mrs. W. D.

(Lottie) Johnston, and Archie D. Buys, Heber; Mrs. Lewis (Celestia) McGuire, Daniel, Wasatch County; half-brother and three balf-sisters H. D. Buys of Emmett, Idaho, Mrs.

Mellissa Moss of Kaysville, Mrs. Mattie Tanner of Payson and Edna Perry of Seattle, Wash. STREET BEING SMOOTHED OUT--A improvement in Provo is being made on Second West Street between Second South and First North where the Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad smoothing out the surface of the concrete road in conection with the railroad tracks, Large, rough concrete blocks are being removed preparatory to filling the space with smooth blacktop. The tracks will also be raised level with the street to make a smoother over-all surface, according to officials. The improvement will eliminate an automobile hazard which has existed for a long period.

Commissioner Protests Alleged Overcharging Protest at being assertedly overcharged by a New York firm was made public today by Utah County Commissioner Sterling Jones, who said some road grader bladesordered during office of the previous administrationmight shipped back unused. Commissioner Jones wrote the company as follows today: ter of April 23, and, relevant to "We are in, receipt of your letyour statement for $1,806.03, we find you are overpaid from previous purchases in the amount of $843.67. "There have been changes in buying policies of (Utah County, and after investigation, we find that you haven't any purchasing Minidoka Project Drawing, Aug. 4 RUPERT, (UP) -The drawing for 72 farm units on the North Side Minidoka project will be held Aug. it was announced here today.

Bureau of Reclamation officials here said the date was announced after a meeting with the chamber of commerce. They added that more than 3,000 inquiries have been made concerning the units and 286 applications have been received to date. NATURAL GAS For Complete Installation and Service You can't beatCALL 1938 Workman Heating And Appliance 436 West Center order from our purchasing agent or from Utah County Commission. We further feel that your price for grader blades is exorbitant and that we can buy blades meeting all Bureau of Standard requirementa for less than half your price. "We still have your last shipment of blades intact and would like to know what disposition to make of them, as we do not intend to purchase them.

We shall return them if you destre and If you will pay the freight. letter is written upon advice the county attorney. We await your' word as to final disposition of this matter." Former Adviser (Continued from Page One) in the Justice Deparment quashIng of a Kansas City mail fraud case. Several witnesses have told the House Judiciary subcommittee that Whitehair interceded with top Justice Department officials on behalf of Kansas City bond dealer Roy E. Crummer and his 10 associates, leading to abrupt dismissal of criminal charges against them.

Tidelands: Sen. George W. Malone (R-Nev.) offered an amendment to the Tidelands bill to give all states the same benefits from federally lands that states would get under the offshore oil bill. The proposal, expected to kick up a spirited fight over federal public lands polley, would allow the states to develop the mineral resources in public lands within their borders. Appropriations: The House Appropriations committee, reporting out its third money bill, recommended a 32 per cent slash in the Truman request for funds for the State Department.

The committee also lopped off 25 per cent from the Commerce Department budget, but left the Justice Department fund virtually untouched. SAVE SAVE SAVE PRICED TO CLEAR! MEN'S WHITE HANDKERCHIEFS ONLY MEN'S COVERALLS 95 PAIR ONLY MEN'S SUMMER WORK SOX 219 DOZ. PAIR ONLY Provo Trading Co. 351 WEST CENTER PHONE 3626 CARD OF THANKS No Contracts For S. L.

Teachers Until Later On SALT LAKE CITY, (UP)- Salt Lake City school teachers apparently will not be offered contracts for the 1953-54 school year until some time after the close of the present school term. John Boyden, attorney for the Salt Lake City Teachers addressed meeting of some 800 teachers yesterday afternoon and urged them to cooperate with the Utah State Parent-Teachers Utah School Board Assn. and other organizations planning a series of mass meetings to inform the public of school financial problems. May 1, 1953 PROVO Academy--The Lone Hand, with Joel McCrea. Paramount--Pony Express, with Rhonda Fleming, and Operation A-Bomb.

Uinta- The Girl Who Had Everything, with Elizabeth Taylor, and Cry of the Hunted. Pioneer Motor-Vu-The Big Sky, with Kirk Douglas, and Nature's Half Acre. PLEASANT GROVE Grove-Off Limits, with Marilyn Maxwell. LEHI Royal- to Ball, with Bing Crosby. AMERICAN FORK Coral-Last of the Comanches, with Broderick Crawford.

Starlite Come Back, Little Sheba, with Shirley Booth. PAYSON Huish-1 Love Melvin, with Donald O'Connor. OREM Scera- Call Me Madam, with Ethel Merman. Geneva Drive-In-Destry Rides Again, with Marlene Dietrich. Timpanogos Cinemotor Desert Legion, with Alan Ladd, and Ghost Chasers.

SPANISH FORK Angelus-Apache Rose, with Roy Rogers. Arch- Thunder in the East, with Alan Ladd. SPRINGVILLE Rivioli--Against All Flags, with Errol Park Flynn. Desperate Search, with Howard Keel. Art City Cinemotor -Desert Legion, with Alan Ladd, and The Wac From Walla Walla.

The Dailet Herald Everv Afternoon (Excenting Saturday) and Sunday Sunday Herald Publisneu Sunday Morning Published by Herald Corporation. 50. South First West Street. Provo. Utah.

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$18.00 the year in advance. By mail anywhere in the United States or its possessions $1.50 per month. $9.00 for six months. $18.00 the year in advance. We desire express our sincere appreciation to the many friends and relatives who assisted in any way during the recent illness and passing of our beloved mother.

For the beautiful flowers, the expressions of sympathy, the assistance of those who took part at the services, and other acts of kindness, we especially extend our thanks. Mr. and Mrs. John Frankovich and Family. EASY HANG READY TRIM Each Roll Individually Boxed WALL PAPER at WEST CENTER a cerebral hemorrhage.

WEST CENTER EDT. His home was Dixon, Ky. Withers, 68, died at 3:55 p.m./ Dalebout's Bakery Special Cherry Chiffon Cake Large. 85c Pan Rolls Dozen Asst. Sweet Rolls 6 for Homemade Bread Loaf 14c DALEBOUT'S BAKERIES 12th No.

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Livestock Show MAY 6:9 1953 AT SPANISH FORK, UTAH Program of Events MAY 6- JUDGING ALL LIVESTOCK INCLUDING DAIRY ANIMALS MAY 7- JUDGING CONTINUES, HORSE PULLING CONTEST MAY 8- GOVERNOR'S- -STOCK PARADE, HORSE SHOW, AMATEUR RODEO STOCKMAN'S BANQUET, CALF AND PIG SCRAMBLE MAY 9- AUCTION SALE OF ALL FAT STOCK STARTS AT. 10 A.M..