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Show Bingham Men To Appear Before S. L Grand Jury 10 Titan Blows ? Sl SUN DAY HERALD Up On ICBM Launching Pad Rain and Fog Spreads Over Eastern U. S. Read er s Court xtr wit t nrnv krt ' Freddie; at the movies, found hla vi AtiiM,i a large hat n the woman in front of him. When by he complained to tne .proprietor,- the latter shrugged and did nothing. Freddie DromDtly called A nolicemnn nnA -hA proprietor arrested At the court hearing, Freddie said: 'There happens to be a law in this town on the subject of women's hats in theaters. The law says the proprietor is required to take action. He must order the offending headgear removed." "1 know about that law," replied the movie owner, "but I say it's! unconstitutional. It mentions women's not men's. That's clear discrimination Against hata only :( the weaker sex. Therefore the law is Invalid." MAY THE MOVIE OWNER BE PUNISHED imnfcn THE HAT LAW?. Weight both sides, then mark your verdict: j SALT LAKE' CITY (UPI) Ten persons fom the Bingham United Press International CAPE CANAVERAL. Fit. (UPI) area will appear before the Salt Tues--A Titan intercontinental ballistic Lake Countyi Grand Jury Rain and fog, spread "a. damp missile blew up on its launching day as subpoenaed witnesses in and drtarv blanket over the! east , the jury's investigation of gamb- - ern half of the nation today and pad Saturday. ' 110-to- n was missile The cngulfca Ing and t illegal sale of liquor ' la combined with stiff winds to lash in a mushrooming ball of flame. the mining town. ; the Pacific Northwest. The two million dollar missile's this week the jury in Earlier The dampness spread from the blow-u- p ended a third attempt to. dicted Bingham Police Chief Boyd lower Mississippi Valley to New test the second stage In flight. Nerdin for allegedly allowing turning into sleet and Two previous attempts also .have gambling and alcoholic beverage England, rain in Pennsylvania and freezing failed. sale in the city. into snow, from York and New A. similar blow-u- p occurred Aug. to Witnesses scheduled Lakes eastward Grtat the appear upper ' 14. and Xanthos New include into Tony England. Tuesday The missile on Aug. 14 was Jacinto Rivera, both of whom were were light, but Most amounts launched prematurely and the arrested last Saturday during a .42 inch, received Tenn., Crossville, same Titan which blew up today raid of three' taverns in the south ' an Inch of . the and night during was Involved two days ago in a western Salt f Lake comii ( NO ( ) snow fell at Burlington, Vt. County I. failure on the launching pad. An munity."'-" j Thirty to 40 mile an hour winds decision, see verdict elsewhere Fpr the actual court automatic device shut off its en" coastline. the Washington whipped i' on this page. gines, however, and there was no both and Portland Salem, Ore., on test in aborted the explosion received more than a half inch of NATION ON WHEELS . Thursday. cars, according to the ;mericsn rain. .Today's blast sent smoke and j NEW YORK iuPI) The Finance Conference. Snow flurries were reported in burning debris hundreds of feet Dismissal Request are There million 55 about pa the mountains of Western Mon- United! States,- - with less than 7 into the air around the test stand cars in the U.S. today, tana. per cent of the world's population, while the world figure is said to But the Air Force announced Under Advisement The warm moist air in the east owns 70 per cent of all the world's stand at about 83 million. there were no injuries to person boosted temperatures over the nel!, inside the sturdy blockhouse PRICE (UPD Attorneys ,' for Great j Lakes, upper Ohio Valley 800i feet away.' a Price man charged vvith' j&m and middle and south Atlantic seaThe explosion occurred at 12:11 ming television signals In Carbon board as much as 10 ' to 20 dep.m. e.s.t. County have asked for dismissal grees. The southern and central Trie Air Force said the cause. of the complaint on the ground were slightly cooler. of the malfunction . was not lm the charges fall to give ntfficletit plains The weather bureau predicted mediately available; No deliberate cause for action. .. kick more rain today for Alabama and a was involved. brother' destruction Carlyle really .get LIKE ALL KIDS Priscilla Nutcheli; and her big" The dlsmissai request was made kick a as Georgia to Ohio and northeastbig cut of decorating their Christmas Tree. See if you can get just before ' Fourth District Judge L. ward to Massachusetts. Snow and Read the rules in For Livestock. Buying, Plant Management, and olhpr nnd out of coloring their picture lor the Herald Chriatmas Contest. B. Tuckett of Prove. Defendant was for forecast in rain ' freezing tlons. Prefer men with agricultural background. Age 21 to I" in the complaint filed by Car : the story below this picture, land New England and lower 50. Give age, home address, and summary of Avorking or; bon County Microwave Booster ' " J Write: business Michigan. experience. System la Louis Vetere. Snow flurries were expected NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF MEAT PACKING ' Judge Tuckett continued the from the Dakotas through the ii ' BOX 85 on the northern rockies with more showcase until he can rule SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) DAIf Y HERALD PROVO, UTAH ers in the Pacific Northwest. Dead Horse Point, a network of motion for dismissal. geological formations which form high mesas - and colorfully sculptured walls near the confluence of Attention all boys and girls 10 dads Or big sisters or brothers. LAKE CITY (UPI) --Ora thfe Colorado and Green Rivers, SALT There are the rules, boys and J. Wilkinson, years of age or under I Murray, was found will officially become a state Here is the first of five sketches girls. Clip today's drawing and guilty Friday on three counts o park Friday. for you to color in the Herald's go to work. There'll be another evading federal income taxes. The Utah Park and Recreation annual Christmas coloring contest. one tomorrow. worn 10 two men A of and Commission will formally desig all jury but best . 7 . Do by .. And we're publishing the rules, means your fun t '..jyjM-iftmm before four hours deliberated en in San Juan County nate the area have' doing it. how will know so in the you also, exactly verdict a next state its Judge returning reg park during . to enter. A. Sherman Christenson's u. 3 ular meeting here Friday. and District Court. V In addition, the Commission is Today's sketch of Priscilja Pris-cilla's of comic the strip) Carlyle Christenson said Wilkinson will expected to formally designate the "winter home" of Brigham Pop, is to be colored along Lbe sentenced Jan. j 2, I960.! with jfour other sketches to be at St. George and the Young Wilkinson i was: convicted ,of al of home jttrblished during the next few pioneer Indian leader legedly understating ' his incom'a Jacob Hamblin in Santa Clara; cays.l ..JySPANISH FORK Quick action by $41,991 and underpaid his in like historic state color sites. Use aay medium you come taxes by $10,403 during th a? local several youngsters by s, pen-ellwater colors, crayons, oils, have been a calendar years 19o4, 19d5 and averted what - j mr m. Mr - - . - . I .... s . .YS ') ' Tucketf Takes . WANTED! . Men to Train For The Meat Packing Industry , Dead Horse Point To Be State Park ' j Here Are Rules for Hera Christmas Coloring Contest MAN CONVICTED OF TAX EVASION MURRAY j . V , ,.-.-,- Fast Acting Kids . Your choice of i f Help Burned Pal :: sofas ;.; j etc. Save all five sketches untU you have the entire set finished . Then mail or bring them to the Herald office. V . - . The deadline for receiving the entries is Wednesday, Dec 23. Judging will be in two categor les. Boys and girls 7 and tinder will be classified in one category; those 8, 9 and 10 in another. Prizes will be awarded for the entries in each best half-doze-n Category.. "In addition, the Herald will, pub lish the names of a long list of honorable mention winners. Judging will be on a basis of fceauty, imaginative coloring, neat j might tragic .mishap in saving a young girl from, serious burns here recently. Seven year - old Leslie Wareham, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Wareham was injured when she got too close to a bonfire the group was using to keep warm while they skated in rt the Spanish, . Fork-Springvil- Gadsby to Head Republican Drive Night Blaze Guts Vacant SF House "SALT o A . d i ; and began skating dungarees climbing. The Jboy wrapped the girl in a blanket ' and smothered the fire. ness and originality. Others who helped included The work must be strictly your own. This contest is not moms Gil and Lee Moffitt sons of Mr. and Mrs. Royal Moffitt, and' their forj sister Margie, all of whom covered the burned child with their own Coats until help could reach Gil Moffitt jumped on his her. Published by Herald Cor bike, skates and all, to get to the poration, 190 West Fourth nearest phone and summon Mr. North Street, every afternoon, and Mrs. Wareham to the scene'; Monday through Friday Son-daLeslie suffered "big blisters from Herald published Sunday just above the ankle to the knee" , morning. in the mishap. Entered as - second class ? LAKE CITY THE (UPI) lieorge uadsny, prominent Salt Lake City industrialist and civic .leader, Saturday was nameJ chairman of Utah's "Dinner with Ike" Republican party fund rais Ing event. Gadsby, chairman of the board of directors of Utah Power and Light Co., was named to head the committee at a GOP state meeting here. The dinner will be held Jan. 27 andl will serve as a kickoff for Republican 1960 fund raising events all over the coun try. Salt 'Lake City will be included among the more than 70 cities across the nation which will re ceive a closed circuit telecast by the President on the 7th anni versary of his inauguration. Lavish with de tails ofluxury . meticulous tailor , . fabulous Ing - M. SPANISH FORK blaze . area. , ... undetermined origin gutted Fast action by Michael Pinegair, vacant house here shortly after Mrs. json of midnight Friday. Bystanders and Ralph Pinegar was credited with firemen theorized that either de flames from preventing the or fective possibly trash wiring spreading when they caught the in a been the have closet; might front of one leg of' the girl's Cause. Mr.-"an- Damage estimates on the home, badly charred by the fire, ranged from $5,000 upwards. It was one of three inrthe vicinity of Seventh East and Center streets'! built from war surplus barracks by, a local contractor. Firemen battled the stubborn blaze for over two hours in the smoke filled house. No information was available as to insurance coverage, j . eating comfort. Wide variety of new fabric coverings and decora matter at the post office In ei -- . THE VERDICT Yes. The court said that although the hat law did discriminate against women, such dis- The Entire Stock of Mufflers at Provo Muffler Center Will Be Sold at Wholesale! Prices Start at $6.50 each for Fords and Chevy's. crimination was justified since women are the chief offenders. "Men do not need any'regula tion on this subject," observed the court. "Public opinion, which de mands that a man shall take off his hat in the presence of ladies, is sufficient." (State laws vary.) add flattering livgrace to 'your ing room' L TREASURES HI... radI'd anal styling THt Top-qualit- fab-ric- s, y and . (Copyright SAIITTY MUFFLERS AS LITTLE AS ....... j. .... HUB CAPS 1 .1 . . Beautiful Saran land Jet Spun Seat Covers rinpc 5itil mivinar inh ANYWHERE! . fort. There'a the "feel" of quality in every beautiful inch. See this outstanding value tUi 1395 THE Holiday Special Installed ... . . Newest of the . new pretation of Tra ditional styling. Fine craftsman- . NEW m ; r- - .- iWi ; mvi ! : mi Jf - i:-.- : 6IIEIAI flfCTRIC - , MIXER - wrfl battn -g,H. .neugh -S '"SiL.-JtV- f neugh for' for V- 0,eVw,Ort- - , DIXON Whit. 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