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Show SUNDAY. DECEMBER 14, Utah County. Ctaa Wl 7.R 19521 Dizzy Divorces SUNDAY HERALD Here's Love's Sweat Song Gone Sour EAST FORT WORTH. Tex (LT Tee Davit.' pro at the Rldglea goli course, thinks par on the No. If hole may have to be changed to one. So far 'this year, eight per sons have carded boles-in-o- n d bole. Mrs. Stella oa the DETROIT. (UP) Mrozowtki Injured her hand In an industrial accident and waa taken to a hospital. There, the wat promptly wheeled into an operating room where Dr. Russell Lynch, NEED A TRUCK waiting for another patient, Just aa promptly removed her gall bladder. KENT IT FROtA Dr. Lynch, whom Mrs. Mrozowtki It suing for 1100.000. freely adE. mitted hit error but Insisted Mrs. Mrozowtki had a bad g?M ' r 2nd N. 81 West - Phone U5 anyway. E XJCstAXD kxztxex h'ZA Staff CmnMfcM A rnaa and maid cui make tousle together, at too? t ibey'ra la harmony. Bat. oh. t e eruettles they are capable of y ta the melody turns aoor. Id divorce courts, the atortet of ceme to llfbt. tfcee Dwrtcf 1SH. perhapc because of the toereased tempo- - of the timet, they were $ea crueler than usual. Vlr'axtd to wit, the dizzy port. R. L In fact, it wat TO things aU- of them cats. Mrs Oxx kept that many cats around (icn - . rn!is Sfcre&ree Mrs. parade: Charles Bookman, suing for annulment la Syracuse. N. Y.. told the Jedfe that her husband wouldal give her household money unless she won tt (rem him playing blackjack. TnenJ the scooodrcl would go and stack the deck. Tearfully, Mrs. Alfonso Arenas told a Lot Angeles Judge that the 1 had had enough. It seems her husband, a boxer named Applet burgh had four complaints against Arenas, used her for a sparring his wife. Mrs. Bushmire. said partner. George, put broken glatt inhis Yev't think old age would bed. hid hit car keys and let the air out of hit tires, beat him with her thoet and threatened to poison him. Less physical wat Mrs. Robert Smith, of Benton Harbor, Mich. But Smith wanted a divorce, anyway. He tald hit wife and he went to the movies, but if the film featured girlt In bathing suits, the msde him stand in the lobby. Cruelty can be subtle, sometimes. Mrs. Margaret Bajczyk, of Milwaukee, Wis., wanted a divorce because her husband was too faithful. So faithful. In fact, that he shaved all the hair off hit head and painted a black stripe down the middle of his tcalp to "make himself lest attractive to other women." Dr. Lowell Kelrle. of Cincinnati, was very attentive to his wife. He'd bring her things like champagne and orchids. But they mellow a man. But it didn't have didn't have enough money for that effect on Albert Lavoy. 87. food. And so they were divorced. I Ithaca. Mich, His wife. Ida Some men are never satisfied. t7, got her divorce when she told That was the trouble with how Al used to dump la her bath water. Morgan, of Birmingham. There la a very shapely young England. His wife was a dutiful housekeeper. She'd even vacuum burlesque queen named Rose who separated from her around his bedroom at four in husband. Tranco Ruacco, for a the morning. Ephralm and the Ruacco didn't ap- Judge agreed that was cruelty. good reason. g of her Just the opposite was Sydney Job. so pro he forced her to eat spaghetti, Clarke, a London butcher. He ravioli sod lassgna to put "some took all the nousekeeping chores fat on her." away from his wife. Betsy. He And. la Los Angeles, pretty did all the cleaning and shop-ln- g and cooking. Betsy got a Judie Lee Gandin won a divorce because her husband took her divorce when the told the Judge back to his College fraternity she was a more- - efficient househouse right after the wedding. He keeper than be was. wanted ber to be the house mothEvery woman loves flowers. But not the way Raymond Kldd er, she testified. Cruelty Isn't confined to men. of Detroit, delivers them. Mr. Trends Davis, of Connersvill. Kidd got her divorce when she lod . had three reasons for di- told how her husband tossed her vorcing his wife. He said she into her mother's rosebush, say threw dishes at him, broke up the ing. "Your mother can have you furniture and burned hit cloth- back." ing. It- - wat Just one thing after anAa4 Ceerge Bash mire of Pitts- - other for Thomas Oxx, of New . is? Eph-rai- antl-free- La-Jtos- But Oxx complaint wasn't cats. It wat fleas. He won his divorce when he told the Judge that the cats were mangy and "the flea uted to Jump on me and bite me." Television figured In ?the di vorce proceedings of Mrs. George Kane, of Los Angeles. She com plained that George would spend all his time watching TV. He never paid any attention to her. the taJd, except every once in a while he'd stop watching and throw things at her. Cecil Jewell, of Detroit, thought his wife wat a swell dancer. He'd come home at 4 a.m., for ex ample, and demand that the dance for him. She'd have to dance "until 9 or 1 In the morning or until I got too tired to dance any more." She got her divorce. A woman In Los Angeles won a From an elevated plates a French Union nature soldiers bold a bridgehead FRENCH BRIDGEHEAD divorce when the told the Judge a Le in French with Fren ch National soldiers in an attempt to stop onrush-in- g Tu overlooking bow her husband wis "seldom at the staves dug in (round to stop charging Reds. in Note Chinese Communists. foreground right home." Not unusual in itself, but it is tragic when you learn the name of the couple. It was Mr. and Mrs. Bertram Marriage. the bouse. . e. strip-testin- m BOLE-IX-OX- Z Doctor Removes Gall Bladder Of Wrong Woman 140-yar- when rouht Him Ashtcn Co. P. uBk VOT files Indo-Chin- SANTA CLAUS IS HERE LOOK AT THE BARGAINS 1953 Model SHELVADORS ore here 1952 Models must go . . . Model Was NOW American Stores Flooded Reuther's Aid Truman Accepts Pledged To Made With YuleTrinkets Resignation of Union Merger CIO (loving U.S. Envoy Behind the Iron Curtain WASHINGTON WASHINGTON (UP) President Truman late Friday accepted "with tincere regret" the resignation of Edwin A. Locke Jr.. rov ing U.S. ambassador in the Near, East. Locke returned recently for after a split with State Department policy for the, Near East He plans to return to his Dost as a vice Dresldent of the i ui . ..anui.u, uauiv vi His resignation will be effective nt k;,"v.,in Jan. .fv...,v 5. man. Secretary or State Dean Acheson and Locke indicated the United States may be planning a complete change of policy in aid to the Near East. Rome Would Fix Legal Speed At 75 M. behind the Iron Curtain. jland. Czechoalovakla and Eatt Sen. Alexander Wiley, the Wis- -, Germany, all -consin Republican. Is disturbed re the big shippers. about it. Wiley noted that the ornaments The senator hat done tome re- - made in Red countriet are much mr,A o,-.vco . that 7; nnn rvm - . inferior to those we make here. ommumsi-- aae mntieis came in-- : before And much cheaper. to this country for Most stores have to charge about Christmas. He said the shipments arrived in this country "legally twice as much for American-mad- e on ships of all nations." 'ornaments. The Red products, ac- Re porting to the folks back home to Wiley, are cheaper be- in Wisconsin in his weekly news cording cause Soviet government tub- "the on went to say; letter, he thus easily "Up to $7,000,000 worth of sales sidizes the exports will. be registered and the money 'underselling American producer!." will pour back into Red lands. "break-Thi- s that Wiley also claims . . whole situation turns the Re lnI' Products l.the e stomach of every decent Amerl-,aInfinitely higher than In the can to think that should be used in effect by the far better made and packaged k of the Comintern; to American Lulbs, and other that at the very time that menu." American boys are dying in the) "The Comenunists," .he adds, tnowt of Korea under Communist "have been hard at work In recent bullets, the Reds should be cashing years to flood our market with In by ha vine unsuspecting Ameri goods, that is, with furs and other and thereby bring back buy Red ChriRmas tree ments to honor thev Prince of dollars behind the Iron Curtain. x It should be noted that these ship- Peace!". Data supplied by the U.S. de- - ments ; come into our country by partment of Commerce Indicates ships of all nations Including steady Increase in the flood xof American ships." Russian-dominate- d, I m sale anti-Chri- st The Transport Ministry, tired of hearing of automobile accidents, proposed Satur day that the Ieeal soeed limit be Dxed at 75 miles an hour for auto-camobiles and 50 miles an hour for trucks and buses. The ministry made no distinction between driving in the city or in the country. ROME (UP) ns orna-thin- j ment united sound principles, it will be good for the country," Reuther said in an Interview on the Columbia Broadcasting System's "Capitol Cloakroom" radio program. "I hope we can work it out. We in the CIO will do everything we can." Among points which must be worked out in any merger, Reuther listed jurisdictional strikes, which he called the leadership of vested union interest, and reconcoliation of CIO industrial organization at opposed to AFL crafts organization. AFL President George Meany aaid Thursday a merger would be good for the country, but cautioned that the odds are about 8 to 5 against it at this time. m n ft 1 DAC 11 Until 1948 Ft ... . 0.5 Cu. Ft. . 369.95 2 6 995 3 1 995 429.95 . . Cu. Ft 22995 29995 25995 .419.95 Ft........ DC 11 Cu. 369.95 All for the Price of Shop Smith alone SHOP SMITH plus $50.00 worth of Extras 1 automobiles were not permitted In Bermuda, and now the law prohibits a speed of over 20 miles per hour anywhere on the; island. i PHILC0 TV Also DAD "anti-social- ," .O'OLiC-)..- : ? ,xxat.os or LiLuuuuu .LiULiUliLiLJ jUw' 'on- '"ill TABLE RADIO DAD 9.5 Cu. 319.95 orna-!item- s. A and S.D.9.5Cu.Ft.. Po-fro- m Christmas P. H. (UP) President Walter P. Reuther taid night hit organization will .ornaments from behind the Iron Friday By HARMAN W. NICHOLS "do everything In our power" to WASHINGTON (UP) American Curtain. 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