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Show Jf AU SUNDAY, MAY 1, 1S53 Utah County. Utah f 12 Veterans Havoc Oftehed For Russian Trip SUNDAY HERALD Hail Storms Wreak With Crops In Florida 3 Meal Moves Closer to Firing Squad Friday night when U.S. District. '1 do not think this is , a proper Court Judge Willis W. Ritter re case for habeas' corpus," Neal3 fused his ' petition for a writ of attorney, Herbert Monte Levy, New York City, asked for a certificate habeas corpus. ; i i i Defense attorneys said the appeal of "probable cause." The certifi WASHINGTON CUP) Twelve QUICK RETURN would be 'moved to the U.S. Cir- cate, which was needed for a high American veterans have received OMAHA, Neb. (UP) Three cuit Court of Appeals at Denver. er appeal, was granted. shovel it away. Ft Lauderdale had State Department permission . to dogs taken by an apparent dog Ritter previously turned down an At the four-hohearing yester By UNITED PRESS to next week Russia visit attend 24 lf one-hawere of inside lover of returned inches Neal last year: The cir- day afternoon, Neal'a counsel Thunderstorms hit dust bowl almost one and by appeal a celebration of the 1945 meeting hours when Humane Society offi cuit court also denied the appeal sought to show that there was su- areas of the Southwest Saturday, rain and hail in 25 minutes, of forces from the two countries cers who had been keeping them but a stay was obtained from the pression of evidence and perjured Crops Rained while Florida cleaned up after, a at Elbe River id World War II announced the animals were U.S. Supreme Court, which ruled testimony In his 1951 trial. the fierce thunder and hall storm which Farmers suffered by the freakish sur took Florida by The State Department said it will under observation for rabies. Ritter, however, said it was his against Neal earlier this month. caused hundreds of thousands of storm which to issue so veterans Mos the the in and "the petitioner has not and for accommodations Neal more shaken when free a passports opinion agent freight appeared prise, dollars damage. he heard Hitter's decision last made a showing which warrants Th storm raked a 110 mile strip Seaboard Airlines Railroad in the they may fly to Moscow in time cow. night than he had at most of his intervention of this court Neither of the riorida coast Friday and state said that crops were, ruined to attend, the VE Day ceremonies track. line's the earlier Other Americans who requested hearings and said "There does this court believe there has May 9., lashed destruction on crops and along no Thunderstorms is tempobrought justice in Utah. It's all pol- - been, a wilful suppression of evi the Ft. Lauderdale Airport. Hail Only possible stumbling block to visas are John B. Adams, Jr., to dence within the meaning of the of . the areas itics. relief C J. Charles dry the trip is money. The veterans Rockingham, N. C; "as large as hen eggs and' gusts rary law or the due process clause of and 1951 Texas but was Western of Neal in convicted S. Oklahoma, Robert 130 C: miles an hour et winds up to said they need about $1,000 apiece Forrester. Greer. over continued storms the the constitution." dust Owen T. A. Edwin 14 offl police killing sergeant to make the trip and have appealed Haag, Indianapolis: planes. Airport damaged Colo of western from as As in previous hearings in the W, drove Neal and Fred Oak plains parts Mich.; Farley Farley loss at to jthe public to help them out. Park, $200,000. dais estimated the Jeary, into Kansas and Nebraska woman Wilma a rado the state was represented by Robert case, companions Tully, Johnston. Pa.; Kit and Bradford, Pierce Hail and rain Ft Joseph Polowsky of Chicago, Legal, Milwaukee: Claude W. to the Salt Lake police station. Assistant Attorney General and Wyoming. Walter of drifts Ft' Lauderdale, piling up fell along the mid- - secretary "of the "American Vet Moore, NewbenP. Tenn.; Elijah R. Neal has since claimed Mrs: Tully L. Budge. ; ice so. that1 shopkeepers had to Rain also Atlantic coast and in areas of Ore erams of the Elbe River Link-up- ,' Sams, Jr., Pinnacle, N. C.; Marry fired the bullet that killed the Among the spectators was Mrs Owen T. Farley, widow of the po gon and California, while New said the Russians have offered Schulman, Queens Village, N. J, policeman. rethe had rain for them from ,18th free Ritter and After L. B. England liceman Neal was convicted of transportation Shiver, Lakeland, Fla., hearing Judge one was short with to the and to Moscow It back WeiseL his Paris Ohio, .... j' comment fuse William 12, Norwood, straight day. Paris, day petition slaying. of the New England consecutive rainfall recordset in 1912. Tornado Spotted A tornado near Pilot Point, Tex., north of Fort Worm, was spotted by a pilot who said he saw it come out of a big thunderstorm. No ATLANTA1 (UP) "' " Striking was reported. southern railroad and telephone damage The rest of the nation was mostly workers Saturday countered man were on the and temperatures dry, v agement charges of violence by rise. I charging the company thugs fired Port Arthur, Tex., (had 82 shots at strikers and union officials. a record for so early in the A union public relations man season, but' the 100 registered at complained he was fired on near Presidio was high for Texas. the Southern Bell Telephone and Temperatures in the 80s were Telezraph Co. exchange at Baton common in. the southern1 and westn fMl 1 & I! is V & (i 0 ', Eouge, ta. At Centerville, Tenn., ern plains and the South Atlantic a telephone repairman States, while the 70s predominated said a shot was fired at him as he in the Midwest and eastward into New York. : . sat on a hotel porch. Striking employes of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad charged ithat "armed guards and scabs" rired at pickets 'at the L&N's Covington, Ky., yards. ; Three, persons on a truck carrying rs into the, yards, and a bystander were injured by shotgun SAN FRANCISCO The (UP) va11 anil hiV!jt Is route now en Lehi II raft in A telephone . repeater station and often deChester County, S.C., was dynamit on Its ' to to Hadrift . attempt layed, ed early Saturday, cutting nework It was at last waiibut report' to of a number South Caro , service direction in of the the lina radio and television stations. bobbing Aleutian K Islands. Long d i s t,a n c e lines, including At least it was off in a new leased news wires and government direction. The Lehi was circuits,' were also among those abandoned last original off the coast year put. temporarily out of commission. of Southern California and was S7 M last seen "somewhere off the coast of Mexico.!' , V The five-side-d yellow raft began its glorious - adventure Friday with everything but its crew Skipper DeVere Baker and sailors William Sousa, Crawford Hart mm ley and George Harris arrived at to see time in their the pride pier Seato BAGUIO, P. I. (UP) and Joy! being towed toward the been officers have report military Gate by a tugboat. Golden ed hear agreement on a secret s Mate Lawrence Hall, at First master plan to prevent the Com the of the tugboat's ownmunists-fro; taking on more ter ers, urging decided to get going on his Asia. Southeast in ritory own in order to' capitalize on fa"Only- a few details of the plan currents in San Francisco have been revealed, but it in- vorable A couple of Interested bymili- Bay. cludes a unified eight-natio- n went along' for the ride. standers tary command to direct land, sea Baker,- - muttering1 fcharges of and air defense units against Comhis under munist attack throughout the crit- "mutiny" commissioned breath, another promptly ical area. . set out crew and his and he tug It also embraces a mass train- in hot M pursuit. ing program for The Lehi n radioed later that troops who would be expected to the crew had been taken aboard, stop any attacks the Communists ITALIAN COTTON had ' interested the ' may make in the area covered been transferred to the tug, .and PRINTS! by the Manila Pact. . were on their The plan, has been under dis- the adventurers ' Hie new long torso look, full cussion since Monday by - 86 high own. SEATO Jr. skirted in colorful prints. military officials of the v " cations, United States,' Britain, Approval Predicted Of ." sizes. France, Australia, New Zealand, Two-Ye- ar Extension Pakistan, The Philippines and . Thailand. Law SALT LAKE CITY (UP) Con victed murderer Don Jesse Neal moved another step closer to a May 9 date with, a firing squad r j. . NO. THE BEST 1 60 VARIETIES. t ' .? . " r ' ur SHADE TREES , , ; FLOWERING SHRUBS -- FRUIT TREES EVERGREENS ' VJILDIV00D HOLLOW FART.1 ! , Strikers Claim , (NURSERY) m 1600 SOUTH SANDH1U ROAD Phone ACademy . " I Company Thugs Fired On Them STARTING 5-08- 13 TOMORROW 11 de-gre-esr 1 W non-striki- ng . -- Raft Lehi Drifts North 'non-strike- long-heralde- d, r- : Plan Seen to Check Expansion Of Communists Every : s mil -- J Fit Every Figure! anti-Commun- ist ; by-stand- ! Every Budget! , 1290 Of Doctor Draft WASHINGTON .Einstein Leaves Moderate Estate PRINCETON, N., J. (UP)-- pr. Albert Einstein, whose oriceless scientific discoveries opened the door to the atomic age, left only a "moderate" estate, a close friend said Saturday. The will named $75,000 in speci fic bequests but it was not Im mediately known whether; the es tate left by tte phy sicist would cover them, .even two-ye- " t man Carl Vinson predicted the House Armed Serv ices Committee will approve jl extension of the doctor draft ' despite protests, by the (D-Ga- .) 4 FINEST COTTONS! GLAMOUR ar American Medical Association. Vinson called a committee ses sion Tuesday to vote on the bill. Besides the draft extension, it pro vides government medical college scholarships for up to 300 youths who agree to serve for; three or four years in the armed services after getting their MD's." Similar scholarships would be available for 126 dental students.! H mmn WmiSiik 1 - in I I 'I s' fy I' I- - v ' ' it COOL; SHEER MESHES! RAYONS! 100 MAGIjC - when the beneficiary died. Dr.' Otto Nathan, executor of the estate, told a news confer ence that the will, drawn March 18, 1950, would be filed for probate in New Jersey next week. i.imiiii W'.." 'WiM'MW Chair (UP) FASHION'S V' DACR0NS! TOP ALL BLENDS! ' . Sound the horns jJiU'sTOcacFWO,. Penney's Thrilling New Summer fashions here again. . . Just for YOU! All summer's PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH at ati rTrr mrfti . - : . - - i. Tne Presbyterian Church in .the U.S.A. disclosed Friday it reached its highest membership in its 249 year "1 history in 1954. . The office of the General Assembly ere said total; membership was 2,658,903, a net , increase of 7725 during the past year. rxiuAUjufuiA AUF- -i nr " tmmr'" LORRY E. RYTTING 3-2- ' it W l Hmstcre Phone nUnklin 783 No. 9th Xast Pjpvo,. 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