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Show SUNDAY, JULY 10, 1955 Utah County, Uuh 8 SUNDAY HERALD Communists Violate Korean iFirst Trooplift Armistice Agreement, ChargePlane Arrives Around the World OriehtaHvlona Lisa7 Gets $100,000 Pascal Estate Br UNITED PRESS TTxrV MV (tltJl An TIJ the "Oriental Mona Lit Friday won a court fight for the "more than $100,000" estate of the late movie producer Gabriel Pascal. The Court of Appeal! unanimously decided to namOln. Zaya Kingman-Speelma- n mo laffi 'half o Vi& 1 of New York, tt to the Patril'l DETROIT (UP) Heat, strikes and supply ihortagei virtually shut down operations of Chrysler Corp.; biggest automotive employer in the metropolitan area, and idled al most 40,000 workers Saturday. A company spokesman said swel tering temperatures touched off "heat walkouts" In four plants Fri day which ' brought car and truck production io a standstill by Onty a "few operations (continued. r j " ex-iArm- "op-mode- j L,ccae Jwr n. Ky non-assembl- y- - v ' V 'di - lt "id-rushe- d N n. six-year-o- ld P'Anl ttif ex-wif- e, and threatened villages on the lowGETTYSBURG, Pa. (UP) The er! slopes. It fell back to 50 feet Eisenhower grandchildren enliv yesterday, but continued throwing ened the j President' weekend at stones and ashes as high as 650 feet. his Gettysburg farm today. David The youngsters Dwight PANAMA (UP) II. Barbara Anne and Susan arThe California rived Friday with their parents, tuna boat Western Pacific was re Maj. John - Eisenhower and his ported sunk Saturday in a storm off Panama's Pacific coast, wife. The President's son is how on The ship belonged to the leave.1 His next station will be Ft. Long Beach, Calif. Local agents Belvoir, Va.; Just south of Wash forj the vessel reported that its nfrlfAH- nn wa ington. --- J . i erw r hv r, ' i uie f. . iiew-ine rresiaent boat now en foute t(J CosU Rica Friday, afternoon. Mrs. Eisenhower and her mother, Mrs. Elivera LONDON (UP) Fprmer Labor Doud, were already there ite Prime Minister Clement Attlee CAR LANDS IN BASEMENT Charles W. Ddszeman, 44, suffered only minor injuries when his car HOLLYWOOD (UP) Opera star and his wife were involved' in a crashed down stairs leading to a basement apartment. Car was wedged so tightly it took two collision of their car and a bus wreckers to pull it out. The accident happened when scores of traffic lights were knocked out durDorothy Kirsten and Dr. John Friday. They escaped injury. ing a thunderstorm. Mrs. Bertha La ROuche, 35, who lived in the basement apartment, was released n Douglas French, Los Angeles-borirom tne nospitai after treatment for shock. Unidentified spectator examines car's tight fit. (UP neurosurgeon; said Saturday they TOKYO Telephoto). Viet Communist 18 (UP) in the will be married July Nam Ho Chi President Minn flew Congregational Church in nearby to remote Mongolia Friday and re- and four sub chasers given the SoSan Marino . The blonde singer and her, fianc ceived top honors from that Red viets in 1943 and 1944. Friday obtained a marriage li China satellite. Radio Peping said RIO DE JANEIRO (UP) Coffee cense in Santa Monica. "The mar Saturday. feared that the growers to Ho is route Moscow Saturday en Miss third for be after the riage will Kirsten and theffrst for French signing a joint agreement with cold snap may cause frost damCommunist China in Peiping pro- age to their vast crops. HOLLYWOOD (UP) Actress viding for economic aid to Red A frigid air mass "spread across . Bonita Granville was making such Viet Nam. southern Brazil Friday, driving rapid recovery today from an aptemperatures below freezing in 20 pendicitis operation that she exKIEL, Germany (UP) The Rus communities of Rio Grande Do Sul pected to fulfill an engagement to sians' returned a second . group of state. At vacana tne mercury appear for television rehearsals by American e naval craft dropped to 24 degrees, a record Monday. of 17 PT boats low for Brazil this year. consisted It Friday. Miss Granville, wife of movie and i 150-fo- ot a. though ni-tV- ir v. zr ' (is 2,nT I -- -- : i I i j to.... 40o VISIT US AT Brazil (UP- )- Waterfront operations at this world's largest coffee port were scheduled to resume today following settlement of a dock strike. An agreement reached yesterday gave 12,000 dock and port administration employes a 25 per cent pay raise and other benefits. SANTOS, EASY TERMS IDEAL MATTRESS AND UPHOLSTERING six-da- y GUY OVERMAN. Owner 125 Wctt SOO South PHONE TR Factory and DUpUy Room PROVO 63 . j lend-leas- mUlirnir .Tlr r . Wrthr im. derwent surgery Thursday In St. Joseph's Hospital. She had been Inactive in films recently but ac cepted the TV engagement before being stricken. TJkS VFflAS Nv firPUArtr- -i Tallulah Bankhead Saturday put her11 small - Maltese dog first and il contract uauy rejectedJ a lucrauve to with Marlene Dietrich at the Cafe de Paris in London. 1 1 A A. A, co-sta- rs TOffiL the Sands Hotel, said the pet, Do- . .. U Unave iu v.uc- quarauiui as, wuuiu tined for six months upon their J 1 f wg it takes to he -arrival in xnxianaI lor Ituie proposedJ ! t fall engagement. "I wouldn't leave my dog alone f .for any or all the money in Eng- land," Miss Bankhead declared! They still an -- orrespond with all our modern, means of communlca tlnni Rut Hoe can't stand heinir parted they are sj sensitive especially Doloras, who has been with me for four years." Unions Refuse Kohler Cargo Wis MILWAUKEE, . s if j cided "Friday that a cargo of clay destined for the strikebound Kohler Co of Kohler. Wis., was m omairay wim pests (UP) The ( ' V -- too "hot" to handle. The decision not to unload the Ben 8 Norwegian; freighter Fossum moved the threat of a general strike In the Milwaukee area. CIO state President Charles Schultz had warned that every 1st in the city would be called out it an unloading oermit was issued " The motorship, with 1700 long re- CIO-unio- (Foe ..M 7 : - " Non-corrosiv- ATOMIC RESEARCHER DIES AT BERKELEY BERKELEY,. Calif. (UP) Sci- entists mourned today the death of Wendell IM. Latimer, professor of chemistry . at University of California and famed atomic re searcher who succumbed to a heart attack yesterday. He was. 61. At the time of his death, Lati mer was professor of chemistry at UC, associate director of the university's radiation laboratory, and" director of the chemical divi sion at the Livermore Atomic La boratory, ? 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IOT4N9 : Chiro- practic Sanitarium and Hospital, Denver, Colo., for Testimonial Proof of results In arthritis, cancer, polio, epilepsy, rheumatic fever, multiple sclerosis, cerebral palsy, muscular dystrophy, strokes heart, liver, skin, stomach, kidney and scores of other ailments. adr. e SMOOTHER OPERATION ed ; s Areca Cleaner Burning Longer Mileage " In an attempt to unload. Milwaukee The dock workers, members of an AFL union, were ordered by union officials not to unload the Fossum. An AFL spokesman said his un ion would da notnum to "saDoiage the efforts of the CIO." It so, write to Spears' ft fa 5 GREATER ECONOMY under "sealed orders" to Milwaukee r All Cars in IPGHForinniciBBce MORE POWER last week put into the Lake Michigan harbor at Sheboygan, Wis., distance from Kohler. only A crowd of Kohler strikers, who have been out for 15 months, re fused to let the unloading proceed city-employ- a meed for Top n The Fossum' then sailed nj CAllFOtNIA SPKAY.CHEM1CAL U rn Air-agreem- ent which included film rights plays of George Bernard Shaw. The will was made out by Pascal Red Sicily (UP) on July , 1954, in the form of hotCANTANIA, melted which threatened rock, Kingman-Speelmaa note to Mrs. to from steaming Mt. Etna. She and! Pascal reportedly had haserupt to cool, scientists from started -planned to marry. Cantania University said SaturThe wiD. was J contested by PasMrs. Valarie Hid- - day. cal's The boiling lava had risen to 30 feet of the crater's rim within Lehel. Eugenio : even two-year-o- ld ; mid-afternoo- most nations have' ASHIYA AIR BASE. Japan (UP) withdrawn their original contribu- - A C124 Globemfster arrived here tions to the U.N. Army. If so. their' from the United States Saturday, political and military leaders still the first of a fleet of the giant are receiving and studying infor-- t transports participating in the U.S, mation on the Communist air spectacular trooplift pansion program. ,!eratioa Gyroscope" it was learned here Saturday Xcw inXormation The operation involved the a rm i s t ic e The 0f two North Korean air-- 1 transfer by air of the 508th rcport proh ibits either side in men who recently flew to Seoul, borne Regimental Combat team Korea from enlarging its combat These former from Ft. Campbell. Ky.. to Japan, communists said forces beyond the sue maintained, the North Korean air force now'and the U7th Paratroop Regimen-i?- C fire 550 planes. 300 of which are't! Combat team from Japan to has , a i'nw-J Soviet-buiMIG-15- 's Ft Bragg. N.C. ""V. aiV; to UJV. officials, the according In one week, .the airlift will 1that "ve switch a total Communists had no air force inv .iyvalso of 7100 men half rean airf id?f North Korea and only one usable No?h to full operations and are way around the world. ajrtipld rt Since then, it has been learnedj'" air?flft- NEGRO ALLOWED TO ADOPT fields re Mni the Communists have secretly, IHIS WHITE STEP-SOthe estabUshment and ex- - United Nations radar stations WASHINGTON (UP) The US. pansion of a Jet air force in North have detected a orcontinuously Ih- - Court of Appeals has ruled that a numoer crra,m in In aircraft clear violation Korea of the jet Washington Negro may adopt his orth Korea. armistice. white stepson. The question U.N. officials facei U.N. compliance with the armls- so la doing, it rejected a lower . wu . . .... .w.t todav It this: How far uill thi ru v .AmM "w contention .court's that uf on h tn ! forcC young.te? would the of vantage, Kmud' deprive S;N-.UP to eunable modernize or social the a of white status" perwn, . ...v . . . w l in r fiMv. n i . . t u ... " nrrsi legal tlnued violations by the Commu-jvk)Ut- e the agreemenL would be a Negro. urns icau iu a rcucwai 01 actual fighting. According to the information available here, both of these questions will have to be answered on Better Sleep the political level. It is presumed here that those Awake refreshed countries which had troops in Korea during the war still are conSAVE up cerned with the situation there. 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