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The Salt Lake Tribune from Salt Lake City, Utah • 2

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Salt Lake City, Utah
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i THE SALT LAKE 'rR1BL'NE Friday April 20 1951 IT'S SENSATIONAL I 4 AL! 46 SEE THE NEW 19S1 1 4 7- 41 rit-j16 1 fil s) 11 FIr i I 4-1 I4 4)1f Iw '00" s' P- i A (9-st otos --e 0-edel I 4P --1' of 0 0 41 lio o'let fi- areeqPestinqhouse SEWING MACHINE "Mario In Machin That DOES EVERYTHING Thrill at What It Will Do WITHOUT ATTACHMENTS Phone 6-5656 For a machine to Af liee In your home (2 on approval no obligation to buy I Icy Blast Frost ireatell orth ivest sFrultCrol) ------11 By tailed Press 35 in Yakima In Coeur d'Alene Ito Pacificriorthivest's billion Ida the temperature shpped to dollar fruit crop wasihreetened 20 Thursday as a mass of cold Western Washington tempera-Canadian air blew a frigid blast tures 'Thursday night were es- peeted to range from 23 to 35 across eastern Wa shington Idaho siregon WAS expecten to get and Montana low temperatures ranging from Fruit grosser' to Washington's Z1 to 33 degrees in the eastern fruit belt leen warned to con portion and 32 to 38 degrees in! western Oregon northern por- tinue their smudge-pot Vigil against sub-freezing tempera- timt tures Thursday i The DUBUQUE la -April 12 WPI weather bureau predicted tern waters of the Mississippi peratum would range from 12: river rolled into the east section to 30 degrees in the eastern part of this city of 50000 population of the state 0 i Thursday and residents fled I The "hard" freeze threatened their homes In a steady stream apple cherry peach and apricot! The number of refugees trees which burst into bloom dur- I climbed toward 630 as 'vacua-- log throe weeks el unseasonallyi tione continued 1 warm weather i Officials warned that 1000 Du- Thermometers dipped to three 1 buque families may be affected i degrees above rero io Lewiston hen the surging river crests at 1 Mont- and Billings' Mont re-i an expected 225 ft this week corde4 -12 above end It already bad reached Spokane with 22 degrees was 213 ft the coldest spot in Washington 'The Mississippi flood crest! Frost struck the fruit belt i highest in history struck Illinois 1: Wednesday night- dropping the and Iowa after swamping La I inereury to 27 in Omsk 22 in i Crosse and Prairie Du Chien in I ------zuensburg---31 16 'Ephrata and Isouthwestern WisConsin ------START A STAR ACCOUNTI----4t! I i 1 1 'ettlikftWONI 1 i-eg Ittor 'Jk PRICES START AT '69" LVIe hove pefeelbies eablaaks stet desks la Pm 1111 sewers gad sireag analliaos ekes is sass befehkee week eew ea Weenie byttoeltole swims sprits's' leasstieds sews twe sews sof beams sa ease mead dames amessaprases- ALL WITHOUT ATTACHAWOL -41 0s- 11 -ir- 6 1 '1 i Aeloi 1 1--Itil TW 4 e' 111h6 r- "1' )4101 -----11-- rr a rS" es Lew es SAO Per 1110 SUGAR HOUSE SEVIII1G MACHINE COMPAIIY 1' womelmillasiamml--dOmnionommonoolimmer4 26 WON MOAT MID MONDAY TILL PM 1132 21ST SOUTH Advertise 40th Anniversary of Naval Aviation "yrea Clad in btu uniform sad white hats erew members of 1 tribute to naval aviation which was started May 11911 Memberi Coral Sea spell oat 'lb flight deck of hate carrier in 1 of the Coral Sea's nutrias detachment underline the numerals I Zit )WXl -cu tit: 4A-A4A-N7r civoltt re------NJ-----e" 1 tro Pyramid 1440 1 Boxio' r11 1pv 1 opes Specially Priced TO PEACE World Lea( Mrs Share Grief OverNandenberg's Death to give the Miehigan senator the Republican presidential nomination the president said Vanden-berg's independence "cost him dearly in everything save honor" Winston Churchill Britain's wartime prime minister was the first foreign leader to express his sympathies Statements in a similar vein were made by special Ambassador John Foster Dulles a the suut thata comfortable in mai drillti weather GRAND RAPIDS Nth April Idenberg was almost as well 19 of nations joined known as in his native Grand his home town Thursday in were in mourning for one of the founding fathers mourning for Senator Arthur of the United Nations Vandenberg AD agreed that then death Flags were at half staff over 9 up They're Newt They're Tip-Topt Wednesday night of the Republi- I the nation's cannot In Lansing i II epublican foreign policy can champion of a td-partisan the state legislature called off leader Senator Tom Connally foreign policy was a setback to its afternoon session after both1-1 Tex) Democratic foreign the cause of world peace houses adopted resolutions prais- policy leader and numerous President Harry Truman ing the III-year-old Vandenberg's other senators and leaders in unable to attend the funeral him-iservice to the nation and the other walks of life sell designated 'three top aides i world Messages of sympathy Vandenberg seriously ill for to represent him at services I poured in from many countries two years had undergone sevhere Saturday They are Secre- around the globe eral operations since surgeons tary of State 'Dean Acheson President Truman praised Van- first removed a tumor from Ms I Secretary of Commerce Charles denberg as "a patriot who always left lung In 1949 Death came Sawyer and Averell Harri- partisan advantage in his sleep at his man special presidential assist-1 and personal interest to the wel- I home ant on foreign affairs fare of the nation" I The biiily will He in state Sat Lansing Washington and for- In an apparent reference to 1 urday morning in a chapel of eign there Van- unsuccessful attempts by others I Park Congregational church I tappets pool wont Ise 10101 ortioe I osslosi issd losiosics oloso I special Ptak 1st Min yes slew from moss Os sossess (1tdi's1 A IPA And 'Iremso bor row make pwr own terms et the Star BEERS-1116E1DV TA7E I suggestra Feagnia' YEARS Al I MAD 44 4 II 0 14 0 A tireSil Crien 6-11 Spring Summer 6611---- I all AA 41'17111- rirl 4111113 F) 0 JP I i 07: 1 a'7 (7 A lk 'W Vr -4 I 'tc 1-- tAAAA 1 il t11 4 1 -oor ----I' I ai 4 1 pji 1 Styled for Now I amlonammvmem4m MEEMIr At4 up )4i 4 s'a ''48 ti ii I -11 fq I I -4 or We 'VI 1 Pit 114 kA 4 if ip -1k4 (NI)' ki li i i I 4 I li 1 11 a 4 A vAtailov Alva ratv Cheese front the STAR wide essetment Sheer Itcryon Ottpo Rayon Prints fresh lovely gottoin I enjoy the entire summer Sizes for Arniors 'kisses Woolen and Hoff Sizes Yew tea fury et THE STAR WITHOUT A PENNY DOWN! 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