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Show SUNDAY HERALD SUNDAY. DECEMBER 14. 1952 Utah County. Utah 2-- B Don ''t Throw That Old Painting Away It May Be of Great Value --- 1 two year ago. Rothschild was By JAY BREEN YORK (UP) If you get visited by a perplexed woman a battered package from Europe who complained that an aging NEW aunt bad carefully wrapped and sent her a painting of a woman' ten a toy he owned as a child, head. 'TheRid:card that accompanied "In the eyes of the don't bury the gifts in the attic, the gift An expert appraiser, Sigmund world, this may not be worth much, but I minx tne Deauty or Rothschild, has pointed out woman s jace wouia aaa to he knows many a man and worn-,"enarm of your living room, an who got valuable art of collec-.ih- e tors' treasures under the Christ- -' The young housewife who- re- mas tree and only a stroke of ceived the gift doubted it. That Is, luck prevented them from tossing she wasn't til Rothschild examined the paint- precious finds away. Shortly after Santa Claus day tn? and discovered It was the .work of a 16th Century Dutch thli Chriitmai. or a father gives one of your t - great-grand- young- - if that e. j - enthusiastic I i .t un-the- J ir 'master. Idaho Advised To ' She figured it was worth about TALKIE 3 WALL TILLS TALES-W- itti art aalf to have -- art.- but this one. which embraces a for the frame. '' he said. cX Plaxia also Host's DI Populo, haj a tonfMa." The two men above art demonstrating portion j' when I told her the frame uas-- j oca end of tha wall, art dearly heard at lu other extremity. Roman 4o not at word bow fpoken n't much but the painting wasi consider tha 17thCntury structure diacrvet location for toriverutkrn. worth an easy 410.000, she became! an art fancier overnight." You just can't tell what sort ofi package may turn out to be worth BOISE UP Gov Len Jordan Its weight In U. S. silver. Another was told Saturday that the state customer of Rothschild's brougnt j AfTislatlii-'mi. h A ii H nnrtrnnrloll an ancien mechanical bnk. vu it a p t uAiinaiv ij VA.injfc.uutf daughVillard to meet its obligation to the givrn her COISG TO if EK DOOM This dramatic rho'o. made by amateur photographer Dr. waters Strode, r S "f.i y wer ter by her grandfather, who'd The resignation of all Mui'ry .By UNITED PRESS San of teachers' retirement fund. '." twrvs Ue Sentegian molorship Fernstream just befora her bow disappeared under the in turn, from his father The mass exodus of Industry members in Sn Franr itco left higri it, The Hawaiian Interim the a aboard was governors' legisla Dr freighter Strckle Golden Gate. pnssenger Bay )ut in.ide-tb"That little girl will probably members from regional wae sta- - and dry 710 cases affecting 215 413 ... tive Committee on teachers' retire mtaeh rimmtd the FernMream in a havy fog. The 42 crew members and nine passehgera bilizatlon boards spreadto tha Farworkers mar in it. In InrrUn .,,,1 hf ft lot OlflpT before fche (Vfr tt the Northwest feoard tb ill fated molorship were rescued without mishap. Some 23 000 workers were left on it found the retirement law "is one! so expensive a present again." DIAMOND trNO SITS ,the limb by the walkout of eight which provides a Rood and .sound; Rothschild recalled. "The bank! TO in men in one .industry Minneapolis perfect condition nd system for those who qualify under was cd it. and the benefits. . can be favor- - of four known copies lnthe coun- j Ira Polley, chairman of the Fisher Smith Co ably compared with those provided '.try.' worth about $500. board, which serves Min '.DIATOES EKPMRED vi Even If an odd gift from nesota. North and South Dakota. and by the laws of other states IU N. L'sirtrsitf Ale Glass lmtlaued Committee members also noted saas, a silk painting from j.;e.nTo asked the memoes to Minnesota, MrUUsf Hark . . . . . I r nc t Ikal fn UrT. lf hn' remain until the incoming Congress AHLANDER'S cannot be placedjmany, looks likeWery little. Roths- retirement derides whether to retain controls system and loads Utah's inadequate tlass CITY LAKE V (LP1 heavy SLT W IIIUIU I The industry men who quit In 4M S. I'bIt. Avesue tmhlir mhool tiMchers indicated facilities are the main stumbling under. the federal social security child advised icare'ln dismissing the offering As of merely gentiprogram. NEW DELHI. India iL'Pl- -i um Sn Francisco blamed President Satuniav in a special survey that blocks in the profession. Minister Jawaharlil Nehru was re- - Truman lor delivering a "mortal Results of the survey were ob-- The retirement law should be.niental value. the (maintained on a sound. actuarial) The noted lecturer on antiques elected Friday to the presidency blow" to wage and price controls tained- from questionnaires when he overruled the national mt-toasis, tne report said it was makes a national tour everv vf ar nf th Ntirn.l rvnor iparhpr? submitted to the me reserve board and granted full mat lecirecommenaea school the from commission, has which survey pianjand gives appraisals public ". ne a naa india won frefldnm frnm Rnlin ROtiated pay raise to the ne said jiure Salarips rated third in the list .MSnBaamirm piauorm. or partial re-- , easily7 $1,000,000 worth of art dis-'isoft coal miners. 1947. He was unopposed. '"u of drawbacks to the teaching pro- j c The resignation of Industry mem D IVFil "v Vti-i him hv whn in ' . nwnr .. o . h In ik. v v ires ,Mniiul mntit ... ... i i .li.Ai;n. " (..einn i iu (uu l ,,vt,iu uro.i.uu j ' WSB state The that when the showed to report was began it ueht of all and humility fr,on ,be, junk. The teachers indicated of Idaho owes the showed. spirit" national board members walked retirement fund If the. worst comes to the worst.! andgratitude that 77 per cent like teaching pledged r to do his best to "keep out in 1 ...... . Washington. All the Industry n u of work ciii rrintni r tha lamn . nur rith nneni line i other than better any of boards headquartered and up to July 1. 1953. BUY YOUR XMAS TREE AT SEARS TODAY iwavs start an unusual collection .nrf inrtia-hHht ' i members and only two per cent were un- - yean of the To share Dallas. the state's Tex., and Cleveland. O in bring som wihi from orfdm(.nt Jobs. Wrnrt appy at their uc n riii 111, Thursday. SUNDAY FROM 11 :00 TO 3:30 In luuu m resigned ITiiicmrm hi. lull. dii Complaints over salaries, how- determined by were .Voun largely Vppropri.,; ever, XilyrtcVnl as a collection of diet for pernicious anemia which, Make Your Choice While Our sex. Nearly 60 per cent of the male nso comramre rromimenainc d Christmas led to the present flay therapeutic msprnders century-oleachers believed salaries to be too ea. !tr Selection is Complete! of liver extracU for that low while only 34 per cent of the That levies now required by!,H ornaments, toy firt tnginesluse ease. women objected to the pay school districts and counties for the retirement fund be combined into one levy to be made by the coun ties. " That the retirement law be amended to provide equal distribution of thtycost of administering the syitem between the members of the retirement system and the state. That' in the event a member should leave the teaching profession vrpnl hv riath nr rtlremnt The BISMARCK. N.D. (UP wrM f ! mnnth. chn h- d nrice of hamburger dropped Wjthin which to pav such day to the lowest point since tMrmembeT hls accumuiatfd $15 detain Teacher Retirement Law 25,000 Workers Left on Limb by Walkout Of "4- a T Industry Members of Regional WSC Boards 1 s three-year-ol- d ed rrcut rt e M1 Heavy Class Loads, Inadequate Facilities, Teacher Problems I Jciiru .- r 1 NLn-Ineapo- Presidency . 1 $0 Rc-Elcct- - fjf Infllfl Pflff A" - mm wm v n; '"-"- lh -- ut n "" - u - Tclovisionj V Service . fir. i l,..l, r-- : ;. I eTi aa Hamburger Sells 7 T For 29 Cents : Unmatched performance incomparable value! In North Dakota . Satur-,lowe- i contribu-depresslo- 7PM Ub-- J n. tions. aU...' That teachers coming from an- It was selling for as low cents a pound. It was at least twice :other state be allowed to purchase (prior service benefits for a fixed that price in Chicago. At one store, the rushfor the sum. interim commiuee was au meat was so great that the butcher ctioned the purchases. jthortzed by the 1951 legislature and with the job of making One butcher said hamburger 'f,1" complete ind construe-mea- t Wit most other on. JhoT?price war was and tnvestuation of the they were managers fi d teachers retire-On- e on f,the ent'7 lowtrbolsile prices. passing ytm. butcher iaid his store was:1"!"1 The five - man committee was selling below cost at 29 cents but icomposed of two mpmhers of the g he was forcd to by House of Representatives and two in other stprres. He said customers from ,he Scnate wi)n , flfth mcm. the crabbed up 2.000 pounds before 0utside the Legislature, to be store raioned sales to three pounds desjRnated by the governor, to a olstomer. were Reps, fclvon Members some people apparently were Hampton and W. J. to fill their freezers," hewell d Sens. L. Cotty and W. H. Detweil- iry Other meat men. however, ex-- j tr and Fred M. 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