rwtoNrk irirr"e -vrwririrsev-irrielp-w-v-inyvvy-Nry- — r - - The Salt Lai e Tribune a June 12 1960 Sunday A US Briefs Search Ends For 5 Lost 11 Test Boat I that fl:nrii- If till le 'SP r ' - le- PC - 74' it r t4 -- 71:11 i f1 74 i I Ia 'I Ata- c I 4 'LAP' 41 - - 4 - - ' faibvoae - f k t A' f - 1 i I i 1 ' I' I ' ' per- - --- - oDflEtS of Lem tmutilated by sharks were recovered earlier The spokesman said Coast Guard planes and ships already had spent many hours in the search' 1 J iboaw11-1il- secret electronic tests Santa Barbhannel eBe0 ' ' ' rdrnaensm I r0 1 i By Associated Press SANTA BARBARA CALIF June 11—The Coast Guard Sat urday called off its search for 3 ared - ' - - - e New York Times Service WASHINGTON June 11 — The mass use of livevirus vaccines may eradicate poliomyelitis as a human disease a conference of specialists in' the field rePorted here Saturday k 'm t et r NO Iso NT 3'4'''''' ' s Adlat 'Ready )I live-viru- s St Louis Paper Declar-e-s For Adiai's Candidacy NN 411141laill 'Perfect father's Day Gift" am pm SAN DIEGO CALIF June 11 i gem miner trapped for 10 hours in a cave-i- Friday was behind bars Saturday In: the County Jail 131--- 0 4 I: bargain basement 1g 1111' :: ol:t - 647 'tit-- il WH ' c11111111i111111MMINIPM0100° 1 e' eS t ' t‘ ' ' 1 '' t : ' ' 1 ' '''' )49 it :"1' e - ES IN THE SOUTHEAST AREA i ' A ' 1 0 4 :'::: ' t i ' 1 ' 11 ''"''''' ' ki 4 0 ti k 'Li I! e: - 1 t rt - - i''' '''' ''' i t - June aV- ' t 4 4 I ' "eng' ' ' ollat ' ' 075 l ' ' 44434011 S (SUGAR' HOUSE)- em J --- y- 03 (NI rwoo - pattern from open weave broadcloth - -' to17 collar 14 surnmer-weigh- t botiste Or - 42780 4 1 ' ' LI - - : !I Barbara SALE ATTENTION--UTAIINS!--iONCE-A-YEA- R These unclaimed living room sets were ordered ranging from 650 to $200 but for their sown reasons have never taken delivery After ono year in storage plastic wrapped they are released for our ANNUAL UNCLAIMED SALE The deposits will be deducted from the price which will be great savings to you—NOW IS THE TIME—mcmy styles colors fabrics GUARANTEED FOR 10 YEARS Open this Sun only to 6 pm with-deposi- ts YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD—NO MONEY DOWN TRA (1E IN youn 01 ‘ n -- 7: I - - V - :::074V717:4-'-! ) '- ' 1419 s49 ' Is sor lit - Theor Lots 11 Moore tr e4- i- Your ' - '' l t4saLP - I - "ri :'--':- 01 ' - :: -- 0 7- - - I vegetan C-7-3 LI 'CUSTItifi'-V- SHE RENOUNCED all social take IA 571607 in Ogden in Provb Zenith 737: in outlying areas Moil orders to box 1465 add 34c t ' postage outside our larEfe delivery area plus Sc ea sales tax in Utah in Salt i - again about 4:30 am Sunciay Woodberry is about 17 miles east of Effingham Her San Franelaeoto-NeYork walk is designed to prove the benefits of a meatless diet c:ntou-:::meclothLfxpertly tailored wi:h toped neck body fit collar with permanent collar stays or oxford cloth with hi( league ttyled collar and eerier box pl'eat Sonfojzed DA13-118- 8 — Dr THE I Im a - Ian will spend the night at a motel in Greenup then set out 1 89 - m walked another 10 miles after dinner Saturday night then stopped at Woodberry Ill about 60 miles west of the In diana border - 71 1 10 EFFINGHAM ILL June t' phone your order for free delivery—dial r1ivities last night explaining i she needs the cool night air for walking tn make up time She said Sunburn blis: tars and a sprained ankle have put hPr behind schedule — OP EN MY ' 9 lidn 9 pm ' "— — ' ' ' ' C2A r ElNIIT in Ogden 30th and Washington 24 60 So State in- SaltLake-Cit- I' 17 s - EX HU A 17 ' - c 4-77- 4-76- 35 116 - 57 - ' - - AAk rtml 1 - AAIL"" 2Ist E 11 nabs Adds ' ba-Jta- nd d FAMILY SHOES - IN SOUTHEAST PA1 SBURG Two British ()Pi sergeants reached this city Saturday night with high hopes of breaking the record for walking from coast to coast Sgts Mervyn Evans 34 and Patrick Moloney 33 set -- out from Everett Saturday morning and walked more than 50 miles along route 30 This was flip 59th day of !I! their hike and they said they i were 60 miles ahead of sched) ule They planned to spend Sunday night in Harrisburg and reach New York 11 days from now 1 - buttori-dew- ' 1 1 - white dress Eluris Semi-sprea- '''''''' -' ts 4 cotton wash 1n1 wear short sleeve I wrinkle-fre- e 't Zixford ' AO $ "'" 100 Fil L - ' $ Choose your favorite V i-- r- ' '''''1 - '''I'l for dad ' " t '' ' p ''' ' 4 l''''' - i ' ' - ''' 1 - t ' ' 1 4 - ' 4 I : ' : ' t ' -- ty I - ": - - ' r N 4 P - tl : ' t '' - ' '''''' 11! 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on jet flights those of Paul Lovette 37 a salesman and skindiver and Harold Mackie 32 a Raytheon By Associated Press technician Lovette's body had ST LOUIS June 11—The been torn by small sharks officials said St Louis Post Dispatch came By Associated Press had been informed by the Air- the company's biggest overhaul Coast aid The Guard the out editorially Saturday in MAMA FLA June 11—i line Pilots Assn that it was base have a support of Adlai craft may sprung reEastern Air Lines pilots instructing its members to -New seam E Stevenson for and stink York from Flights fused to fly planes out of "abide by the regulations and the Democratic Miami Saturday and within a fly scheduled flights" of East- Boston and Chicago to sst) The ship carried no radio nomination for Miami were cancelled few hours paralysis began to ern Airlines men are Among the missing d e- - I :' President There was no imMediate envelop the giant EAL system About 2000 passengers had James C Russell 35 director scribing him as - 1 comment from the pilots :-been stranded by early after- of infrared projects for Ray- the party's ah- - ' ti THE WORK stoppage start' ed at midnight and by 2 pm1 group noon National Airlines added theon and Dr Neal Beards ley l1st and best fit- experi- ted" candidate 45 parked EAL planes had SCHEDULED pilots of out- extra sections in an effort to 67 a pioneer in infra-restarted to create a massive going flights did not show up handle the EAL ticket holders MenIS and a member of the The independ- - ' Manhattan Project which de- ent newspaper traffic jam at Miami's sprawl- at the airport and pilots of in THE PILOTS Tre striking veloped the atomic bomb in said it would not ing International Airport coming planes from New York World War state its presi- Adisl The number of stranded and other points ignored orders in a ruling by protest against de n t I al prefer- - Stevenson to was make return flights out of planes expected to reach the Federal Aviation Agency enee for the November general 60 to 70 Saturday night here that (FAA) inspectors flight EAL revised election until the candidates Frantically In New York however must ride in seats directly beschedules the systhroughout Eastern reported there WaS NEW YORK June 11 (iP)— of both parties are known hind the captains on jet flights an indication of a break" tem to keep planes from comE Stevenson Saturday and all the implications of Adlal Such a practice is dangerous ing into Miami Ordinarily all the choice are visible" In the strike was reported contend ready and willthe pilots of EAL's 228 airliners fly here The Sunday editorial enbid his third for to make called strike ing EAL the A spokesman said Eastern once a xveek for servicing at illegal titled "The Democrats' Best — if next White the House and Capt Edmund P Rordam Candidate" said of Stevenson: month's National Democratic the vice of president regional Airlines Pilots Assn said the Convention drafts him as the 'HE POSSESSES the firmunion had not authorized a party's presidential candidate est grasp of a world situation strike A DEFINITE statement to that confronts our nation with tr this effect is believed to be in THE FIRST flareup in the e now of Mrs Eleanor hands the came last Tuesday We either fit you to your dispute when pilots refused to fly a Roosevelt widow of President satisfaction or we refundC lab vmN Jet plane from Miami to New Franklin D Roosevelt The your money We want our York with an inspector in the New York Post said the statecustomers to be good ad ment would make Stevenson's cockpit vertising availability "completely clear" Mrs Roosevelt announced Seven two for days ago her formal prefSurgery : 15 Years in Utah I TEX June 11 erence for Stevenson as the HOUSTON candidate t of the 11 children 1960 Democratic up MAICO HEARING SERVICE of Sen John F over Kennedy Lemasof Mr and Mrs Henry 1411 East 3rd South Distributor Consultant ter were in a hospital Satur- Massachusetts Salt Lahti City 11 Utah Mr a Mn Ws 1 Kilmer day They had their tonsils and Phone EM Front Trap in Mine adenoids removed Dr 1 11kly ' 41m ti 4 t i ' - -- I ' 7 I p -- - f 1) r P 41 t----1 A 1 ) 11010 1111w i $ -' A - ' ' ''''' N -- :6 i c"I t " ' - 1 ' m - t ' - ' ' r ' -- 4 -1-4 t high plane )1A ers verd t 01 1:41 r Ineect -4 -- 44 to 1" Live Virus - i ' ' AAas‘41La 44 a-- 41 A411-41fiL- Aikook- -a aA Ala db Ja a-- a a 44 Ait 4 40111k aotA014 AAlk ak 41AAAA ALA40041LAAgAjth AS-- 4 At " ALP " 41Fk At