The Daily Sentinel from Grand Junction, Colorado • 2

MONDAY EVENING, JULY St, THE DAILY SENTINEL GRAND JUNCTION. COLORADO PACE TWO ad Ike aid Math ed let rkwnb etnrUUw begad Bandar afiM JM TURING DOWN PROCESS hhewo lorn Socially Yours William Laydeti Dies al Home Here; funeral Wednesday whuh iiseiuoen tiii Mirattai tag, to ho mud a. nwnday wbeuL nlU bo p4 op on the tOs-g)Uy Boual photo aod lWi Bt MARY LOUIS I COOKBOOK COUPON nig coupon with II fU, prtadniod al Di SnLcl Offtcd SupiJjr, ill Main ml. UI cntit! th holjer to on cookbook. No.

9 In l-book gerict of Cutinary Arta Inititut Cookbook or to any on of th flrit II booklet. For mall ordrri, plcaao odd 5 ernti mMiing chart. The Daily Sentinel -w- 4 Local Items land Porsonal j' A i Mrs. C. R.

Pfeslon of Camel Mesa Dies; Funeral Wednesday Delta, July II. Mr. freaton, 87. died at her bom Garnet Mesa at O'clock Sunriat morning. Funeral aervice will be held at I 30 clock Wednesday aftaniuo la th rhapel of lh Lamar Punert' bom.

The Rev. Harold Knuds, will eDclat. Interment wilt t-hi Delta cemetery. Sarah Adelad Baldwin a boro on Feb. 24, 1143, la Island, N.

Y. Before moving i Delia four year ago. tb and Mr. Preston lived lu Pueblo sy. Is survived by her widower tw daughter.

Mrs. Walter Chars cf LewalL Or, and Mr. William Woodard of Cedar Rapids lost and two snna, Larry Preston Selma. Calif, and Clair Preston, Btephensvilla, Mlrh. II t'emm Sleatrt Bteskmao of MumL PI announr IM f.jtdwnl I hi deugtuer.

Mia 1)01 lit) net I Cords lUUKf tteir Ijm Afigte Dart I UhlMl el Bn MT ri )n lit piil It pun Ml bn a g-kll 111 lh I l.mingiral Suntf la Grand Junction Her Denr I graduate pf I el I aliform 1 Lot Angt-Iet Row grologiat wllh in A Ueologiral hurra) llmitrriett aumbrr It bn 1 th hem el Ur a4 Mi. Jt.pn aughn lh pet fw ks Mr an Mr Burton ihir tun end daughltr-ln wllh lhir ouagir, Linda, irfi ierr ih hnd. le return la ihrtr hoai in hchenectadv, afirr lea here Thv wer rromid hy Mr. I egg ir end Mr l.ault leggirrn nd her mother I of Charles Leggiera el Grind Junction Mr h.r.rt l.eiro I lh Vaughn' daughter bull tUltar al me aughn hem I Mr, hathryn Mullen. Mr Vaugha'g Hater, ha I her from Ln Angela amt Mr William Knapp err ho.t 1 their Seventh gtreet hm at a lattrh aupper Sunday night tor lh A Craft Mr, and Mr Whit hr, Mr, and Mr.

W. H. DeVare, It Greenlee, Mr. and Mr and Mr Clyde Kipp, lh Hutaard Bar, Mr. gad Sir.

Bay. mend Mir. Mr and Mr. IrvhigUlHik. In len nod Spring ever lh weekend wa Mr Helen Boa so int of Mr and Mr Re Howell who are sow managing the lllrneo-d radio elation from California come word that Mr.

Fred Larson. whoa been on toe r. roat lor lh peel two month, tall! te Waihlngion me and anada aoon for a visit. She a te be accompanied by her mhi (tihle who the In California Fred Larina a pen I lit! weekend in Denver and attended Iha Republican Hat aaaemhly there. Christian Cherrb Farly la Bldisay I were a iHprctei to 1 hentinell Rlrfgeai Julv 31 A food rrud allrndrd the program and aortal xnMied by the Women a hOPDAt Sociclv of Christian Service under I Clifton Canton ehih will meat Wed.

I he aupenMon of the pres.dent.i Mrs Bryan Usher The program cleared approximately 50 Novel admission Mrtr was on nennv tier, Mrs A LoWmer end Mrs D. Inrh of rat Following a program In lh church auditorium by local talent, refresh. Novel price on penny per th guest a waist measure Th Columbine branch of I. 8. S.

i WtHtam Leyden. 71 a reL deal ag Use Or a ad unci taw two, nswatlty foe 43 years and among lit early pearb raw of Fad On 1 chard Mass, died Sunday meaning 1 al I 34 a'rlarb at home her. MIT Ouray. Deaih followed a brief llltve a Funeral service a In charge of fallahen mortuary will he held Wednesday at 14 a from ht Ja. awph'a Cal hoi le church.

Msgr Cewley afficutlag Buriat will be la Ore hard Me cemetery Boaary service wilt be held at th Callahan rhapel Tuesday evening at a clock Widely know In western Colored and tatttm L'tah. Mr. Layden naa retlrad but kept hti lntret In Binny actlvitiet until bla death. An ardant i port a follower, ha had (Mended baseball game Baturday BighL Mr. Leyden waa a Colored no-llv.

born at Georgetown Merrh 4. 1471 He waa the ton of Mr. and Mr. Patrick f-ayden lit early adult year taw Mr Layden In a variety of posit loot and builneuet manager of the Came Merrait tile eatahllihmenl postmaster at Vernal. Ciah.

and al McGregor. Colo and manager of Tanner Mercantile at Collbran. Coming to thi community, he fncetaw th poaalbllltle of Baal Orchard Meta in the fruit indue- try. and developed on ef the Important peach ranch there lie retained hi orchard until a few year ago. Mr Layden waa a member of tho Catholic church and of BPO.

Elka. Mrs Layden, th formor Addle to ley whom ho married In Grand Junction In 1M1. died to 1M4. apd he la rurvlved by a ai.ter, Mra. Sue mat or Fort Lupton, and a atrp-aon.

Howard Coakley, of Farmer Capt, -Dutch- Huyaar, former I local resident, left recently from Caatl air fore bare, Merced. Calif, foe England, with group of R-30 bomber of lb 83rd bomb I group. Th plane ar eontiou their training with air force of lh North Atlantic treaty country. according lu the air force. Accompanying (he heavy bomber I the British Isle wer F-44 Tb underlet fighter plane.

Captain Huyief plana te visit hit father' a relative In Holland, dur- tng hi stay in England. re-luma to Caatl Field 1 romple-Uoa nf hi training. ID wilt and daughter ar residing there la lh home which th Huyter purchased this spring. Mr. and Mrs.

Bill Henderto returned Friday evening from a trip In souther California. Santa Bars bar, and Los Angela. Tb Hendersons traveled via Bryce and Zioa National parts lu Utah. Mr. and Mrs.

Cliff Bennett and I children, Bonnie Lou and Clifford. of Colorado Springs, spent the weekend visiting her parent. Mr. and Mr. Jo Simmon and family at Clifton.

They also visited ether I ralatlve and friend. At th home of Mr. and Mr. I Floyd Reeve Saturday wer Mr. and Mr.

Tom Murray and Mr. and I ana pus A Win va a mj WATCH CRYSTALS AH Kinds Fitted Whih You Wait Le COOK 411 Mala Four Traffic Deaths Over Week-end Boosl Tofal fo 195 in '50 DAILY SENTINEL AP WlkEPHOTO) Dff fill! UrtUkl Map faadlcaie asleal ef Hartb Iarea DlU UAJI1 jflUnfl sweep threat seathwoa 8alh Kew a4 week thra Batarday drive which brought tt CmaialWa em teeth read wtlhta 51 wrilea ef th majac supply P4 e4 Puaau, Hearieat Red aesaaJU art lu the Yaugdaag-Hwauagsa uett th ceatral FruuV Hwaaggaa (uaderiiued) wa gtvu up by lh defender Saturday. The CwurnuulaU war shifting Uetr pnaaurw frua Mitral I wm4 and aeulhweM. "ldJh'ir nu Ope 4:43 M. Hawthorne park laat week.

Char-ter member of the branch or- resent we Cri rrlv.d from' friend, of the deceased. Mr City. 111. Mr. Coakley will arrive tonight to attend tervlrea Mr and Mr.

L. L. Criaman. deceased. Mr I NOW I NOW 1TCWTH1 gmpM 1 I Bmlt Sttphtntoii ef Mtfktr.

snowivo JOHN PAINg As CAPTAIN CRINA na Alt, tlSSCLL LON CSA.HI JA Pins TEX WILLIAMS la "NEVADA TIAfL Aiaa rot.on cahtoon Tllss Capa Ssartrt" -rV Seek Four Changes In Paonia Project Bill Passed in 1947 Dinner waa served and followed by a brief program arranged by Mr. Pearl Swartzlander and Mr Del Daniel. Twenty-alz memberg of th organization were preaenL Tho Columbine homo demon at ration club of Orchard Meta mat Wadneaday, July 23 at th bom of Mr. Alvin Handcraon. Mr.

Halley Helbert waa co-hotea. Decorative flnUhea waa the project Icaaon given by Mr. R. W. Siebcrt and Mr.

Edna Shader. Gueit of th meeting waa Mr. Mae McClure of Dodg a City, Kan. hiaai ('ll- 14 Trail! 4 EESS-cJ tablet decorated wiih rote. show I hh rot BlfHaW AY tlpecul le Th entlnel) Rldgaay, July 31 In honor of bride-elect Mita Ruby Talbert, bar classmate, Phyllla Rohwer.

Mary Jean Howell, Norma Whlltlngham and Betty Dilpaz. all Rldgway high achool tenlori of 1030. entertained at a brlday ahower Friday aftar noon In th recreational room of Iha Community ghrueb. Guests numbered about 70. Aaalat Inf Mlu Talbert at th gift tablet were: Phyllla Rohwer, Norma Whlttlngham, Ilia Brown and Let 11a Cook.

Job Daaghler Fatertata With Saturday Night Party Job Daughter member, their parent, and gueita gathered Saturday evening at o'clock In the Maaonic Temple, for canaata, bridge, and bingo. Th organtz. Don't mother club waa ln charge of arrangement Door prize wera given and refreshment were (erred from a table decorated In yellow and green. Mr. Jeb Knudaen.

Mr E. Swann, Mr. L. F. Hayer, and Mr.

Andy Hollyfield were committee-women in charge. Patronize Sentinel Want Ada. lAaeoctated IV, I Colorado a IV) Ireiilc fitalltv total reached 193 Monday 47 bme the figure for th same Dm UM car Three peron died Sunday and one Suluida night to boost th total Those who riled Sunday were Kenneth Dill 47. Denver. Ru dotph Stromhercrr.

21. Windsor, and Sul Grover Bcekner. 21, Lowrv air forre base i Denver i. Gllhrrl I. II or kies Jr.

38, Den-vcr. wav killed Idle Saturday night Huiklcv car which his wife was riding, Irft L' 287 south of Lamar went 120 feet up a ditch and flipped end over er.d for 193 fret He was thrown from th hurtling vehicle Mrs. Butklea, hospiialirrd at Lamar, told high-wav patrolmen that thrlr car waa crowded from the highway by another vehicle Slrombcigcr died from a two-car collision at the intersection of a coun( mad a mile west of Lucerne Ills neck waa broken. The driver of the other car, George Bonham of F.ilon, waa taken to a hospital at Greeley. He suffered cuts.

Beckner died from Injuries suffered when two cars slammed together Saturday morning at the Intersection of S. 40 and Slat 93 near Morrison His was the fifth death to result from the col Its. on Injuries suffered last Wednesday when a car hit him at a Denver street Intersection caused the death of Dilts. 4-H ACTIVITIES A fiat lOri and Mr Slohn of langmonl, formerly of Grand Junction Bdveral old friends. Including Oaorg Old of Georgetown, and Mr and Mr.

John Sterling. Mr Oak and John Pkrre. of Fort Lupton. are agpectad here for th funeral. J.

Tobiii Heads War Production Program (Aiaoriated Prm The nations 1,800 public employment orricet have hern aa-algned th lob of recruiting manpower for th war production program. Under th direction of Secretary of Labor Maurice J. Tobin, the government employment system will function In the same capacity the war manpower commission did to World War II. At Detroit a contract between nlon negotiator and th Hudson Motor Car Co. was turned down ta a surprise rank and file vote of CIO United Aufo Workers The proposal, modeled after the UAW-General Motors agreement, omitted the cost-of-living adjustment feature.

It would have granted a three-cent hourly Increase with two rent additional for 1,500 unskilled workeri A strike of 33 employes of the Lake Shore Gas Co. today was expected to reduce gas service to vS.POO consumers In the Ashtabula. area, but not by mort than 30 per cent. SOUTH KOREA gats TaaaJay Spencer TRACY Joan BENNETT Elizabeth TAYLOR POMONA BUST COOKERS held their laat meeting It th home of Jan KreskL The girls filled out their first year food record progress iheeti and records of bom work club activities and n0a Thar will be a pica id at 11a Stample's bom Wednesday, Aug 8, at 12 o'clock. Shirley Mena pace I new reporter.

Coot writ i.c' 'f 7 i-W A'jl rtT" $LW- STARTS RrllNCSDAV 4 "COMANCHE TERRITORY" la Tarhnicalae FUNERALS hp-sta 30a to kng Tam p. ai ISAAC JESSE CROW. Tueaday, 2 p. Martins chapel, with Rev. A.

P. Gaines officiating. Bearerg will Include Floyd Price, Ben Zaring. Frank Walker. Harold Hill, Louis Catalina, and Bryan Walker, Burial wtl! be in th Orchard Meat cemetery.

PHim urn i H. R. 244. which Congressman Wayn Aspinall Introduced ln th House of RepreaentaUves last week, amend th Paonia project act of Jun 25, 1947 in four respects. For on thing lt allows th 1 change of dam site location and an Increase in estimated project cost and thus Increase the number of acres to benefit.

A few years ago this change would have been unnecessary. Th Colorado-Big Thompson project varies consider- ably In both coat and tome facill-Da from what was authorized by con grata. i Tb new bill extend the development period under the existing contract entered Into by th North Fork Water Conservancy district The amendment it so worded that If a national policy of making recreaUonal benefits nonreimbura-able li adopted. the Paonia project will benefit Th amendment provide that costa above the ability of the Irrigators to repay will be paid from tb tala of power generated by plant of the Colorado River Storage project. (Echo Park, Curecanti, and other).

How aoon congress can act on tha bill depend on when the budget bureau fits it Into the na-Donal budget A bill similar to H. R. 9244 has been introduced in th senate by Senators Ed Johnson and Eugena Millikln. Congressman Aspinall is hopeful that congress can act on H. R.

9244 this session. Mrs. McCullough Has Court Odds in Her Favor New Haven, July 31. UPh-The federal court Jury which disagreed In the $200,000 libel suit by entertainers Paul Dra-Larry Adler against Mrs. ster McCullough of Greenwich stood 7 to 5 in her favor.

Attorneys for both sides ln the cas that ended in a mistrial May 7 made that definitely known today. tuiuwi THE IDOL-OF MILLIONS In 8 Big, New Musical We tern! 'J. TT Only ame-Oww an epra4 Theatre Graag JawaUaw Now Showing Bombers Dump -Ions Bombs on Korea Tokyo, July 81. B-29 bombers ar blasting North Korean tar- Ret at a rat of 6,000 tons of ombt per month, Maj. Gen, Emmett (Rosie) O'Donnell disclosed.

Th bomber command chief said 3,000 tons of bomb already had been dropped on both tactical and atrategic targets starting with th first mission by two B-29 group July 13. Th B-29s have maintained a I dally attack schedule without much regard for weather. They carry 500, 1,000 and 2,000 pound bomb. About 200 ton of explosives ar dropped every 24 hour. Eire hai received it first shipment of Chines high grad raw sugar, Dublin report.

Italy predict a total of 4,500.000 I Holy Year visitor during 1990. CorfezSoIdier Among Yanks Escaping Trap Sef by Korean Reds With U. S. Force ln Korea, July SI. A Coloradoan and a Montanan were among 75 Americans who (hot their way out of a trap set by an estimated 500 North Korean Reds.

Associated Pres Correspondent Tom Lambert them yesterday at Pfc. Thomas Carson son of Mr. and Mrs. F. Carson of Great Falla, Mont, and Corp.

Charles W. DeGraff, whose mother, Mrs. Molly DeGraff, lives at Cortez, Colo. They wer part of two recoil-naissanc units which escaped but not without casualties -th Reds and made a 35-mlle tramp to safety through rugged hill. Tha most valuable uranium deposit in Australia gr about 270 miles from Adelaida, National Guard Units Here Ordered fo Sfarf Training August I Unlit of the First Battalion, 157 Infantry, located In Grand Junction, will resume armory drill training on August 1, It waa announced today.

Lt. Col. F. L. Sparks, Delta, first battalion commander, ordered th unit to start their training on month early.

Training usually tarta In September. The Hq. and Hq. company will drill each Thursday night from 8 to 10 o'clock. Company ''B" members will drill on Tuesday night from 8 to 10 o'clock.

The First Platoon Medical company will continue their drilla on Monday nights. All unit of the Colorado National Guard in Grand Junction have vacancies for enlistments and anyone interested ln serving with any of these unit should contact the unit caretaker at the State Armory building located at 325 West ave-neus, across th Grand avenue WAtNft ItOC CO-FEATURE Jhm sneejemf i JUICE IflMUJxj I Ne mm ST. JOHN'S MILITARY SCHOOL Sating, Kanggf (Epiacopal) Over gixty year of diatin guiahed aervice. Competent leadership and guidance. Boy of all religious faith welcomed.

Fully accredited. Gradea 5-12. Civil Air Patrol group an auxiliary of tha U. S. Air Force Physical education for all cadets.

Writ COL. R. L. CLEM, Rector Box 656, Salina, kantai WEDNESDAY SLATTED VISION Behind the bars Is Londoner Frances Baara who wor these Venetian blind sunglasses to walch nmcu'j tennis champion- gblpa at Wimbledon, England. s.

RffiipP TONIGHT ALL THIS WEEK VM UTK imiJ: (Alia tUJU Plus Short Subjeeta Show Begin P. M. Complete Show After 9:54 M. Visit Out Concession Stand hava pop-corn, cigarettes, tea cresm, taatfy an pop. If'.

I--' VC5 See Col, Clem In Grand Junction at the LaCourt Hotel or Phone 274 Go to QUINCY'S During this hot weather sat out more often. Eava long hours ln th kitchen. Any meal of th day is a real delight ai QUINCYS newly remodeled "0ff hP' 4 Try Our Family Style Fried Chicken Eat Ala You Want QUINCY C(mdFL0UNGE Open 4:91 a. u. I 11:39 p.

m. Closed Tuesday 491 Main rkon, iss7 Best of (he Better Tent Show 25 CLEVER ENTERTAINERS 6 BIO NIGHTS NEW EACH NIGHT -O' J. rtf ejgw- TONIGHT'S PLAY Hollywood Calling Also 4 Big Acts of Vaudeville It tbsr anything la Ms which hearing or undemanding prevents you Irsm getting? PUBLIC EDUCATION In lh bans- fits si scientifically fitted Wee ring Instruments It part ef me ob. Evens-bietioe end consultetion are frse. Malts appeintmsnt today I soma hi and see whet sea be don 4 help yes again noy chgreh, the ter and group conversation MEASUREMENT FITTING SERVICE Adults 38c Children 9c Rsrvd Stats 20c Include Tax FREE LESSON HIGH SCHOOL AT HOME No Cfassas Standard Txt Diploma Writ for FREE 40-Pag Booklet AMERICAN SCHOOL P.

0. Box 111, Pueblo, Colo. Tnt Located 2nd and Colorado Avo. iAYID H. NUNN south 4b Pka 2M Sonofoo Hearing Servian E3D Door Open 7:15 Bhewr Starts 8:11 P.

M. ORCHIDS ON CAKE Stephanie Stevens (lands be-" aide a wedding cake covered with baby orchids, displayed at tha Retail Bakers of America Convention at Long Beach, CaL -Auspice Band Mothers 7th YEAR IN GRAND JUNCTION But that 4 m7 nr doesn't da amv GOOD TO COMPLAIN TO H'M l..