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New Rifle Puts Boy in Hospital Demonstration of a new 22-cali-| ber rifle put a 19- -year-old youth| in General condition last night. James Lewis, 18, Lafayette, was | showing the gun to William Rice, | at the corner of] 15th St. and Columbia Ave. The! bullet entered Mr. Rice’s abdomen. Both youths said the shooting was ‘accidental.

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Defeat Move to Send Drinks Are on Utah's Governor

SALT LAKE CITY, Aug. 22 announced that he will oppose the Bill Back to Committee (UP)—Utah state prison parolees|rearrest of parolees if their only

Francis—Harold, Marie Jefferson. Senate yesterday defeated. 47 to [tease or any other festive occa-| liquor. Previously, inmates Marion fi Hopkin L Map ag A% Coleman Richard, Helen Powell: Paul 34 an attempt to send back to Son with a “short one, thanks were subject to another year bedrich, 19. 4355 Clarendon Road. Af General—K. L.. Stella Rimpson to Gov. J. Bracken Lee. Gov. Lee! hind the bars if caught drinking. oy yh Whitaker, 19, 408 Mel onahiin: At Home—Frank. Minnte Legg. 1923 Al

E. Forster, 23. 2401 Maple Road committee a long-range shipping

Rais J, Camie, 18, R. R. 4. Box 543 vord: Lee, Clare Hardin, 2838 Martin. bill which would grant tax beneBohra 1. hae Rory a pton, Plaza Kliroy ARdrey, Sin ainas "fits to shipping companies on

Robert W. Carr, 30, 646 N. Hamilt B At Methodist—Ralph. Alta Willis: Waiter. , i bara A. Lazsell. 20. 2263! iN (Foy Precious Pat Byrd Arthur Juanita funds they put aside to build up Rebept 8. Standifora, 28, 3101 N. New AY Robert, Edna Sith: Lloyd, their fleets. ersey,; oris Greek, 28, 3046 N. Ne artha Brough. Samuel ima more: v v Jersey oe *¥ William, Judith Geralds; James. Nancy Sen. John J. Williams (R., Del.)

We roquphy, I, Lu) Peter. Mary Smith, made the motion to recommit the jp bill to the Senate Commerce Com-

Walter J. Mercer, 18, 4533 Carrollton; Alta Bertrand. 17, 2355 Adams : DEATHS : > a . William T. Swift. 26, R. R. 8, Box 346 Lawrence V. Hostetler, 68 at 3313 Boule- mittee for more study. Sen. War-

Kathleen J Snyder. 23, 1635 N. Talbot ard Pl, cancer 3 r william A. Jack Jr. 42.3848 College: Helen Ella Dunn, 80. af 1314 N. Jefferson, ‘cere. FN 8 Agnuson (D. Wash.), ue r bral apoplex inci 8 8 i - Jack E. Warth, 21, Navy; Nancy L. Waller, Russell Ror} 30. at Metiodi st. leukemia principal sponsor of the bill, ap

19. 1630 National Cora Masters, 17, at 1185 W. 29th, coro- posed Sen. Williams' move. nary occlusion

donna Duffey. 41. 5343 E._St. Joseph. Mavdith R. Richey. 40, at St. Vincents Sen. Williams complained the

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