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--4 7- -248 248 DESERET NEWS AND TaEGRAM, lay; 29, L263 29, 1,963 DESERET NEWS AND TaEGRAM, Tft' ursday; 'cm Doctor, BeriberiaattlerNow-Directs BYU Nursing eil f' i 4 3,0,4 I Arthur returned, and a group Bendy saw their beloved of American troops aname before they were through Japanese lines to shippellbackto the United rescue theSanto-Tomas States. remember -exactly how SYV Staff thhigs happened the day we She practiced medicine in were liberated." said Dr. Al- California for awhile, and last len. A good old American year took the post at BIT. voice yelled from the other few months ago Dr.

Allen side et -the fence for-somebody again came to-srip-witb to open the gate. Nobody did. Bendy and his died hi "The next moment, an Amer- an auto accident ican tank crashed through the Lee, a Westpoint graduate, fence, and there was a monkey is how with the Americas on the turret It rew.s. was the pet troops lighting in Viet Nam, of that tank-e D. ttenleh le in States.

'Joins EIT; Siaif She practiced medicine la California for awhile, and last year took the post at BYI.T. A few months ago Dr. Al len again came to-grip-ivith-griet Bendy and his died la an auto accident Lee, a Westpoint graduate, is now with the Americas troops lighting in Viet Nam, Dr. Beulah is in the -11ted: And nursing profession. to be back, sha said.

By LEO BERRY. pensation for State Highway Deseret News writer Department employes to speed up the interatate program. 'PROVO The Utah -State interstate highway pro- Road Commission Wednesday. sometim -es takes on the authorized- a -w-croVsW Pft5gram of becoming a night, to accelerate Interstate mare- Mr. said, re- way construction In Utah.

questing the special Measures. The commission, meeting at It is hoped that the extra Utah Trade Technical Institute, measures wilLkeep -the Inter-approved a request to obtain state program on schedule; he outside consultants and au- added. Taylor Burton, Mr. Burtmiz' said that the highway flepartment director, road department must survey to arrange for overtime com 100 miles of right of waY- for the-next three -years I 44. 1 1kt It PROVO-Beulah Ream Allen amount of doctor can prevent completed her nursing educa.

that in wax. Many lived, and ft don, then went on to become a was because of this woman who would not eleep. doctor, heroine, in- The President decorated her ventor and beri beri battler with the Medal of Freedom for I et I going to Brigham her valor during those first Young University. hours of World War IL But Her work at Ern She's in she soon learned she lutd to be nursing again- a heroine every day. Dr.

Beulah Allen is dean of Bataan fell and so did many a' ---Brr Selfool-OTNIIrelng. of the Americans who were and she's seen a lot of death, with 41Ien on the Death drama and, despair since she He reached a 'prison first entered the field. camp alive; His doctor wife -She becaMe a nurse so that was interned at another camp. She could become a doctor. The second son young native of Dingle, She gave birth to her second worked as a nurse to finance sion July 4, 1942.

Id August her medical education. she learned that CoL Allen Then she wertt to Manila, en- tered married, im would never see the eonWho Army colonel named Hender- twk his nalle The colonel died at his prison son Wilcox Allen, and became the mother of a son. So Beulah busied her, In 1941 Dr. Allen, self with the multitude a her husband and son were wait- chores 'that confront a doctor ing to catch the next at to in a -tropical prison camp. 7 e.

thtinited States-Butthelittl onfinementsroctiad family' up in gun- five hundred prisonera and five smoke. million flies. ou could slap your arm When shrapnel and slug- anytime and kill 18 of them, torn soldiers began to arrive sherecalled. The doctor urged at a makeshift hospital after fellow prisoners to bury their the Japanese attack, Dr. Allen garbage each day.

"We're too scrubbed her deft hands and weak," they Protested. used them to stitch the men So Dr. Beulah and two other together. women prisoners dug, a pit Some men died, and no large enough or three days' PRI comp don, 1 docto, vento 1111 Youn Hel nursil Lc arid firm Ywo111 her 7 mg to eaten 1 the tnited Sta family' plane smoke. When shra torn soldiers at a makeshi the Japanese I scrubbed her used them to together.

garbage disposal. Impressed, the men mad. -garbage burial camp policy. It saved their-lives. Good sanitation undoubtedly barred plenty or disease In that camp, but the garbage burial did something It fertilized the sal.

Sweet potato vines sprang from the dumpinzi grounds anti else! Toward the end of the war, when prisoners existed on a malnutrition diet, sweet potatoes staved off starvation. Bert Beal Battle Then there was the ben i her! battle. Many prisoners bad this disease. Even chickens had it, and in them It was called. 11mberneCit.7 Dr.

Beulah end others at the camp learned to make yeast from bananas, sugar and water. They fed it to the thickens, and their necks stiffened. So they treated human beri -bertsufferers with yeast, and" It saved their necks, too. Dr. Allen treated dysentery with salt water, sulfa drugs and respect.

She performed surgery, using a kitchen door for an operating Rescuers Arrive In the war, Dr. Beulah was transferred to Santo Tames Prison, tamp, where 12,000 internees brooded. Mac. Dr. Allen heroine of Philippines When the Japanese forces tearned what had happened, fighting broke out around Santo Tomas.

Again the Amer. ican woman was a war doctor. Shell Falls At Feet A shell thudded Dr. A1 len's feet It was a dud. But the one that injured the Filipino officer who guided The American Aroopsto Santo Tomas wasn't dud.

The seriously injured Man was brought to Dr. Allen, and there was something about the way he spoke that dre- her attention. He said: Shell Falls At Feet A shell 'thudded Dr. Al- feet. It was a dud.

But the one that injured the ilipino officer who guided ArnericanAroopsto Santo )mas wasn't a dud. The tiously iniured Alan WaS Dr. Allen, and there eught to as something about the way spoke that dreW her atten- )n. He said: lion. tie gala: 1 Aspirin, Blacklack Headache Prone SI.

Burglar Sought Police ing a vain, nervous, viciou hungry 'burglar witly a head. acheif missing articles are I clue. The thief entered the home I am about to receive the of Art McDonald, 656 E. 2m1 eatest honor that a man can South, taking a hand tve dying for his 1." and half of cigarettes, Uttering that, he fell dead. a blackjack, a loaf of breacj Dr.

Allen and sons Lee and and a bottle of aspirins. "I am about to receive the greatest honor that a man can have dying for his counUttering that he fen dead. Speecil Announced Director of the Joe Hill iiuuse of Huspitulity and St Joseph's Refuge, Ammon Hen nacy, will speak Fxjday at, 8 p.m. at 72 Postoffice PL (340 South). The speech will be delivered on the 36th anniver- sary of the execution of "Sacco and Vanzetti." Speech Announced Director of the Joe Hill House of Hospitto 1 II Joseph's Refuge, Ammon Hen.

nacy, will speak Fxjday 8 p.m. at 72 Postoffice PL (340 South). The speech will be delivered on the 36th anniven $ary of the execution of 'Sacco 121,4 17a.vatt4 1 the interstate survey 1 work by 1966. The department also must contract 108 miles of interstate construction a year for the next, seven years to have the -E Interstate under contract by 1970, he saki. 'E Road designers must corn.

plete 95 miles of design a year for the next seven years to meet' U. S. Bureau of Public .1 Roads schedules by the xi road director said. The department also must start Salt Lake Cit's belt mute by 1965 to meet the 1972 deadline. a- Mr.

Burton said that 100 miles of Utah's 900 miles of interstate highway are pleted, 388 miles of the inter-' state are surveyed, 236 mile's are being surveyed, 187 miles' are being designed and 82, miles ace under construction. 1 Com MI tsioners authorized Mr. Burton to accept the low 1 bid on two bridges and ap.i ptoach toad Construction In Sun Juan and Garfield coun-' ties. Tho bridges cross over the Colorado and Dirty Devil Riv- 1 era and will replace fa- dlitles- The state has $3 million available in federal land funds for the two bridge jobs, Mr. Burton 'said.

1 c111. year to' ublic the belt the a Water Rates? Are Comparisons s'My water bill is to high," complain many Salt Like Val-- ley residentsiparticularly dur, ing the hot summer months when lawn imd gardens soak up the moisture like a thirsty cameL However, in most -cases, val ley residents are getting their water at bargain rates. In Salt Lake City, for ample, city engineers figure, a person can take 92 baths for 14 cents. -Water rates in the county, however, vary almost as drastically as do property taxes. 29, Companies How much one pays for culinary water depends where he lives and which of the 29, water companies operating in the cotmty supplies his Of 15 major water suppliers surveyed, Sandy, Salt Lake City and Murray have the dis- Unction of providing water to' customers for the least cost-, if the customers live within city limits.

Murray reads meters guar terly, but bills monthly, The city charges $1 a month for the first two months and then deducts the $2 from the actual reading the third month. City Charge 'es9 I )n3 to high," Val; any dur, months ens soak I thirsty nes, val- Eng their for ex, I figure utths for county. as dras- taxes. I for cu- vhere he the 29 ating In a' water, Euppliera Et Lake the dis- water to' eost within 1 -E----- .1 DOWNTOWN a COTTONVOOD tibiarians Slate Michigan Man come I I I Eallea I a 711" (0 1 1 1 I i 1 'J, lc," I ,,2 COMO I I EMG311 .4 iETh1 .1 LI 4 I. CEDAR CITY Dr.

Fred-1 I As-1 The city charge3 14 eents I erick H. Wagman, president, 'per--Al00 ganctils toi-the firsttArnerican Library' Association, 375,000 gallons. and Director of the University Sandy supplies water to Its of Michigan Library, will speak city dwellers for 15 cents for here Friday and Saturday. Dr. 1,000 gallons for the first Wagman will address the DOG gallons and Salt Lake City Mountain Plains Library As-charges 18 Cents per 1,000 sociation Conference which Is Ions.

I now meeting at College of Rates to customers living Southern Utah. outside the city limits bf the Present also will be Stuart three municipaltles are almnst Bainie, association president doubled. and John T. Easlick, program Rtverton, on the other hand, chairman. Prof.

A. T. Challis, has the dubious honor of CSU librarian, Is chairman of charging the most of the com- local arrangements. panies surveyed for 1,000 gal- Other speakers will be Dr. Ions of water.

Royden C. Braithwaite, direcRaising Rates tor, CSU; Mrs. Olive Burt, Utah erick H. Wagman, Arnericart-LIbrarrAssoclatlort, and Director of the UniversitT, of Michigan Library, will speak here Friday and Saturday. Dr.

Wagman will address the Mountain Plains Library Present also will be Stuart Bainie, association president, and John T. Easlick, program chairman. Prof. A. T.

Challis, CSU librarian, Is chairman of local arrangements. Other speakers will be Dr. Boyden C. Braithwaite, director, CSU; Mrs. Olive Burt, Utah Si city 1,00 000 chili on out dou has cha Pan km I authoress; and Mrs.

Grace Ste-1 venson, deputy director, American Library Assn. Dr. Wagman is a vice chairman of National Liberty Week for 1964, a member of the board of directors of the Council on Library Resources. and of the national board of the National Book Committee. He has taught at Columbia varsity, Amherst College and University of Minnesota.

It is expected that 300 delegates from Colorado, Wyoming, Nebraska and Utah, will attend the conference.1 Sessions will be held for college and university schools, public libraries and special libraries. lege ana university schools, public libraries and special libraries. I BOB HOPE famous screen and television personality will be the pivotal entertainment figure for NBC-TV's new Friday Night series of comedy and drama telecasts next season, 1 It charges 60 cents for 1,000 gallons for the first 5,000 gallons, but then drops to 20 cents for 1,000 gallons thereafter. County Water System will raise its rates on the west side of Wasatch Boulevard Sept. 1.

The new rate will be 26 cents for 1,000 gallons for the first 75,000 gallonswhich is about average for the first 1,000 gallons of most companies surveyed. Water rates are determined In cities by the governing bodies of the city. Private company rates are determined by the Public Service Commission and stockholding companies' rates by the It gall loru for rals of I The for 75,0 aye: ion! vey bod Pan the sior pan mon ana com- panies' rates by the I 1 41 imillo- 1 I Id 1 Salt Water Kearns moat Un Magna 1 I holi .1 simb Salt Vial, Gra Kea 7---, Ohl Che WWI Ithri link irril 1 Mat I Salt WOW Kearns moot Magna mint rzz. "I OWE RUSSIA Hope's recent notorious travels through Russia, Europe and Ask. No one else could have written it- "You gotta have Hope." Example: On Khzusholiev in was thrilled about corn-' itig to lunch at Century Fox.

He thought the studio was named after him." You see, it's cover to cover filled with funt stockholders. Table Of Water Rates In Salt take County Supplier Lake County Conservancy Grenver4lunter fmpronment Dist improvement District. Chestslied 'minim. District monthly Riverton lon-Jordom Irrigation COMPORY monthly Water ItywrINstwit District mortally Midval (within city) bi-monttlly South Salt Coke Vest Side Water: t44nontlyty monthly allons Cost Pere kites Above' BIIIhI Minimom Allowed Gallons Minimum $IM 12,000 15 .23 1,000 gallons for next 11,000 gallons 4, 11 oar 1,000 gallons for next 10,000 gallons ..111 1,000 gallons I above 30,000 Oallons Monthly ite' 12,000 bi-moillh ty um as above 3 CO 2.000 15 same ea above 3.00 12,000 IS same as beet I monlnly 3.00 3,030 .60 .20 par 1.000 gallons 7.00 0,000 .23 .10 per 1,000 gallons 2.50 S. .31 .11 1,000 Gallons lor next 9,000 Gallons 4 .15 1,000 gallons for nest 15,000 gallons .19 Ger 1..000 gallons above 32,000 gallons 4.00 20,000 .20 .12 00f 1,030 gallons SOO 24,000 41 .14 per 1,000 gallons i next 100.000 potions .14 per 1,000 potions for next 100,000 paPons .12 per 1,000 options above 224000 aliens tat--; Dor MO) WORMS holders.

1 At le Loek tiory. 77 i Iable Of Water 'Rates In Salt take County I 1 Gallons Cost Pero Pates Above Swelter Billing Minimern Allowed 601101111 Minimum 1 Lake 13-00 12,000 15 .23 per 1,000 gallons 911041- (.1,040 COOSOMMICY monthly fr next 1,000 gallons 4 toeSeAele 11 per 1,000 gallons 1 tio Ve 1 tor next 10,000 gallons 1 per 1,000 gal above 30,000 eallon lons I Grangerfunter a Improvement District. monthly 303- 12.000 15 same at above Chesterfield Improve. monthly 3 000 15 same as above Bob. Hope will entertain during autographing M.E, Distrid .00 12, I Riverton nvonthly 3.03 5,030 .60 10 Per 1400 gallons s.

gp trA I OWE RUSSIA Union-Jordan Irrigation COMPORY monthly 2.00 1,000 ..2.5 .10 per 1,000 gallons W.11 Hope's recent notorious travels through Water IMPrOVII- 2.50 8. .31 llons 000 Al 1,000 ga District rnontnIV for next Micas i 7 1---- iti' Russia, Europe and Asia. No one else .15 per 1,000 gallons II-- for next 15,000 gallons rat f', could have written IL "You gotta have 111111g 13. All per -3 1.000 gallons 4- Hope." Example: On Khrushchev in Hol- 4 Midvale (within city) bimonthly abve 32,000 ealicms ly 4.00 20,000 WAR 20 .12 per 1,000 lywood NS 11 ikta ws thrilled about corn- ia Sante Salt Lake 14-monthty SOO 24,000 41 .11 per 1,000 gallant -41 -ter next 100.000 tenons. till to lunch at Twentieth Century Fox.

He 3 'e .14 per 1,000 aliens thought the studio was named after him." I tor next 100,000 gPons .12 per 1,000 gallons 1 You see, it's cover to cover filled with funt above 224000 gallons West. iside Water It44r wntlyty- 4.00,-; 444000 Per '-i- le' Adish, Alli OM I))1111s. TIAPITrit' Lela ILO tif Westdida Wats, Idevionttity- SOO .30 Al Per White City Water bi-moethiy 2.50 14254 14 .20 Per 1,000 gelons VP to 254,000 filliieltS .16 1,000 gallons bovg 250,000 gallons 4.00 .16 Pig' 1,000 galiccs 'for first 75,000 0011000 1,000 00110ns nest 175.000 001100s per 1,000 041100s above 250,000 sialkmi Seidval (outside city) suorterly 12.00- 30,000 440 IS LOCO gallons Reserve your autographed copy now of "I Owe Russia $1,200" by phone or by mail A .15 .12 por13100 000003 .30 .22 Per 1,000 palkons :1 tnii isi LI tilt) Iti Lit I 0 lanIY (within city) Pi-monthly, 3.00 20,000 .15 .12 pe-t3200 gallons a I leutslis city) lithmoothty COO 20,000 .30 per 1,000 potions 4 White Cite Water Pi-monthly 350 14,2 50 .24 .20 1,000 Italians 4 2 it 111 VO 0 250,000 fillithrte 4 4 '1 Ad 1,000 gallons be" 2M'C'3e gallons I Reserve your autographed copy now of County Water System bi-rnontniy 4 ds .24 Plif MOO ganonsh I ar tor first 75,000 tialifths 1 I Owe Russia by phone or by mail II ZCMI Pking Terrace 13 1,000 gallons .20 Roof Top, 9th 10th levels noxt 1000 gallons I 175.,000 tenon i 0 above 250,000 sialkthe i 1 Midvale (outside cite) suarterly 12 CO 30,000 1.40 14 1,01:0 gallons I i 1 Dial DA 2-1585in Salt Lake for 24-hour phone order service every day except StmdctY. Provo --FR 4-1731. Ogden-L.

TA 5-2212. Dial DA 2-1585'in Salt Lake for 24-hour phone nrrigir otoruir4r astrortr dem, except Provo --FR 4-1731. Ogden-- TA 5.2212. uartsrly 30,29) .11 DS? 1000 gallons suarterly 3.75 30,250 .111 por 1,000 va' ilons 11 I I 1 $air Lak City (with city) Sett Like CitV (outsido city) with Salt I '411110 i 1 Mail your orders to: ZCMI BOOK DEPARTMENT. 15 So.

Main. 1 Salt take City. Utah Please send me an autographed copy of Bob ilope's book, I Ow. Russia $1,200." I Name Add10311 I Mail your ordtrs to ZOMI BOOK DEPARTMENT. IS So.

Main. I Salt tak. CitY' Utah Floaso sena ciLk. cnItogLapnea0E.1pt 300v Innupwatt nww www nuesica I Nam I Address D1D Nkot, WA, ha La low Laul num" (w(thin city) roads ouartorbt Muni (with city) reads owarterbt I Watch for premier of the Bob I Hope Chrysler television show on Channel-2 October 4 it 7i30-7 p.m. uortefly.

4 OO 20 .230 .30 fklf LOCO 'lake' .14 per tosticms I to 275,000 tattoos .12 pot 1,000 tal30n0 I to 710,000 ationt .10 1,000 etillenS 1 Woes 730,000 tattoos 4.00 20,250 .30 1,000 12 ftt .14 per tosticms 275,000 gallons 1,000 for premier of the Bob iitii ww7 730,003 Qty .10 5 1,000 etillenit tattoos 1 Hope Chrysler television show 0,000 1 en 1 add 312 icti 3c i Oct-ober-4 7i30. 's I Cottonwood -M11 (outsidt city) Moth; Is city) reeds 0u0wtertv .22 se sense Is 175.0:0 saillitS i LON 1011 lianS Is salIons por Lose sallow above 12 twit 1,000 gallows 10 375.0:0 gallons 1 1,000 ob4. 793," 1 1 I Autographed books on sale at parties listed above an while they last in the ZCMI BOOK DEPARTMENT, Downtown and Cottonwood, first floor. 7 Autographed books on sale at parties listed above and while they last in the ZCMI BOOK DEPARTMENT, Downtown and Cottonwood, first floor. 2 0 I Salt Lake City, Murray, County Water System end White City Water carnotite Water bill in cubic test.

However, tor this have been converted. --to water to al all Lake City, Murray, Coon, Water Svetern end White Clot Water carnotite bill in cubic feet However, ter this lave blot converted I 1 4111411111041.4041101110111.111.11110.4104111141110.11111k1.411411111.411141110411141111141,4110.401,11110 Is 1 -i I 4 I.