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Show ITS Af'KlL M. SO'tHY 10 I'mbk I V1..1. in SUNDAY HERALD THE BERHY3 C- -v Pilots Survive, Two Crash; Taken io Hospital G-4- 6 OWS-A- tt'Pt-T- wo f j. finery GAEL GUH2EHT T l ft ji ' j """- -n nun nheitul- - lot Co-pil- pare-nu-dic- t !o .JSrV ' dado. ch IK I vX H - mM J J i Damage Building n 3 c Five Airmen Die In Crash In Pcconic Bay 4 0 ar ANNOUNCING 1:15 40c Till 2 pjn. Last Show a mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm ALL WEEK Low Admissions Regular PLAYS v'r C in O-H- SUSAN HAYWARD , k ( , ' . t'.: At)DEU: ! MING HESTON btt-ul- TEE SECEET Qq. in4 - n;anl VlltlrlUI Of Recovered Starts Tuesday! War Prisoners Centrol and Southern Utah CpL&r r - PREMIERE! WHEN AMERICA'S I0DE lJA 94 . (MAY EOTI TEAT EEED TES " ; Hearing Aids TfK'liI' Improved Transistor By A new hearing aid employing the natio,ian- - sorted trjns,stor is O now available locally. 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A CAR Mftlttt...i, a! , f 7 M 1 jrn nJl r a LrV ADCM I CO-HI- nwiw osments jwitttMRc CO-HI- T "" - "TI'S DUSESVACKERS" JOHN IRELAND DOROTHY MALONE TECHNICOLOR A PARAMOUNT 'lt,is' FLAMING EXOTIC THRILLS IN TECHNICOLOR 2nd "THUNDERING ACTION" HIT! --V r u I 4 COO.'E MAYEHOFFE r THE BOWFPY 1 : 11 f- c- 4, r V S. 1 e WIIH THAT IGth AVFN1IF CiNli COIUHS STAtlY f RHYC ADC cir.UTiMr Cft lteijiiUIMV.Lt P - Second Feature ' PICTURE T 2d "STEEL TRAP" a Rrtwrn. n j.U4r, ivi :ti .ittkr- ,,v -- v open f Produced by JAY BONAF1ELD l .jh.j.i i.i-ii.- Artraction!- - BUT mu uoctt nooocnoHi UX .aygi Added UTAH Yo'rethtrelYcnueitl Percy KILBRIDE SVO 0! ir.'W Bsefburgert, change over the production of most '5 electronic Cheeseburgers, Malft devicet In coming years. 3 and Shake! "Already there la considerable !c. scieni4c researcn going on to O KING STOP & CO use transistors In radios, TV sets, H ' teleohones. alrn1anf anH tnnlra "X STOP & GO 'Ji says T. L. Wakefield of Prove.' STOP & GO .1. f') ,t-- Mraiiirt! drive cut for th BEST In fn1 exrweteH STOP O h lhe & GO ,tri .Vrnl in tjanJ, A good habit It to eliminates the vacuum tubes and "B" batteries previously used in hearing InstmmcnU. tfl s Va fvoonousp, ESCEIES! ... and the man '2,f S! mm , NEWS TU ESOAV! DESTINY TO THUNDERING HOOF-EAT- Beautl-)Conle- 'I NOVELTY' CAKTOONj Slarle S; m SAJNTtS tl JOHN MclNTtM M, , CHARLTON STONE'S K;:ffsir ... tnal itreaa Z. its 1E tMA(fl UiSST 9 SHOWS 7:30 & 9:15 :n m - i. 'ka i Show Time V0 Hennait p - J r Two Comb Blasts ; NOTEt (Sthroder and I Wert aleep In the paueiigrr compartment when one; . Wave at r'aivun-uitwo aurvivort trew notified ua to faitea our u'. uirh TfnsaiinrlY nnpll f nun ni utuuti a v --a HHUJttl, U1U! t i iua i i rieuic iti I'nuid Press Lima hin vertiort of the'41 btnt- ith Mrjorw Main, and sccuii-n- t VacaUoo, as he waited near the t thought wa were making a Hattlei of Chief Pontine. got my belt fastened. but John didn't quite la Vourl, with .Maine and Cower make Jt before wa hit. Wt don't Champion. By J P, G1USKRT we SELLKCKWiiltU- I- Jhn have tht slightest Idea why Deatination Gobi, Grove ' Crashed. niihard Widmark. ' m. John wai thrown out of the LKMI lo&t I plane. my shoes, but ! was CaU Me Madam, with LUI Itoyal 1 still Inside. Neither of us lost Kthel Merman. AM If A.N rOHK consciousness. 1 xrr i ji, s;r Coral My Pal Cua. with Rich wvtiaij John was hurt pretty bad around ard VVidmark, Tim Mt( mj" TKiur- T the head, ! wrapped It up at well Me CaU with Starlut Madam, as 1 could. Then 1 built somf fires. Ethel Merman. It was awful cold up there. We SON 'H PAY PANMUNJOM (UP- )- Following couldn't have made tt without the The Jazi Singer, with llulsh fires. Thomas. is the official list of U. S. captured We settled down to wait. We ill Danny OH EM personnel recovered Saturday: knew no one would find us that Scera Closed today. Pfc. Thomas R. Barnes, Dade- - 'irst night because of the fog. But Ctnemotor Off Timpanofios l r imit. uiih rtnh linn, .- -i cie.riug up nn.i. vllle. Ala.: Ens. Mart n S. Broom- - "J "5l ' tary' Academy. .bead. Salt Lake City, Utah.; SPANISH PORK James W. Bullock, Fayctteville, ped the first medic was the most m c .t r.ntu,t n..i.n. welcome Angelus Incident, v Tangier sight I'll ever see. k .Monteiuma, Ind.; Cpl, William L. We didn't have any food and the Arctic; hunger was giving us a bad time M o r rll t o n, Ark.; Arch The Bad and the Sgt. y by the time they started dropping James with F. ful. Una Turner. Daniel, Covington, Ga.; supplies. SPRI.NGV1LLE Jpfc Thomas C. Petty, Falrmont It was Just blind luck that caught Rivoll The Slooge, with Mar- - W.Va., Airman 3C William R, Illly-ti- n up with Rookska and 'Dwelley, i and Lewis. IMaurlce Donald Rooka and lumbus. Ind. Park Y.llow Rkv aith -, Dwelley, both of Miami, Fla., died Tli,...,!, i Tk. Peck, ory Art Citv Clnemolor Off tlm i, JUIK, ill.; LOl, John Kin2. Orlando wera flvinff th hin until u hit with Bob Hope, and Boworv BjL. 'w-Pfc. David P. Lam- - Brook. Cheyenne. It could have been the B-29 talion. lyu. N.Y.; Pvt. Seferino Rodriguez other way. Los Ansieles; .Pfc. Ceorse W, Rogers, Tulsa, Okla.; Sgt. Donald. A. Rose, Red'ands, Culu. SOUTHAMPTON, N.Y. (UP) -SCpl. Wendell JI. Treffery, Tcrry- vuic, conn.; Cpl. John L. Walters, operations were begun alvage Two Berkley, W.Va.;- - Pvt. Melvin J, today la an effort to recover the Gilbert aald he and Schroder were asleep in the back of the a I I plane when the warning aounded r.? -to fasten safety belli. He laid they thought It wai a routine landing ami Sehrrder didn't get at I a here. 'Walt QcUa buy h!i belt fastened before the plane crashed, drest for lhe wife," "The first night on the mountain we weren't acared," Gilbert laid. w or knows Thli tmort guy "Hut the second night, we got a ut help him when little worried. Whea1 those parafops-le- ts' h shops, YOU too will find medic came down today, It wai aure a relief," be laid. thof a Yellow Cob will mak aa Just nine dayt earlier, a Miami a your shopping days much Airlines DC-crashed Into the f UUgflOS AlfCS save You Energy, tatter. tame jnoumain a 4jurirrm--inuMoney and Your Tima too, away, killing tlx of ita 23 BUEX03 AIRES (UP) when you call a YELIOW-- oll bomb blast, early today damaged bodls of fjv, ,lrmen beUmd wUa folks do. 1 Every week daj 3,000,000 pasIn the wreckage of a V ; Itrapped V. ,J tons of and 1,000.000 sengers where President Juan D, Peron hnmhpr whirh rr.hPd into pPrnnic railBritish are carried by freight y shortly before had attended the following a collision with an ways with a revenue of more than veiling of a 4 300 of hit late portrait Thundcrjet fighter, five million pounds, a substantial wife Eva. The and the Jet collided at increase over pre-wtlmejs. The two bombs went off a tnln-- 20,000 feet yesterday and burst uta apart about 2:10 a.m., the first into flames near the eastern tip in grounds adjoining the building of Long Island, 100 miles from in fashionable San Martin Square New York Ctty. The Superfort and the tocond on a sidewalk, crashed in the bay and tank. The They broke windows and damaged Jet crashed on land. a number of nearby buildings. The pilot of the Jet also was Official! said there were no killed, casualties. Military officials andj their families had left the clubj First aid Instruction for Army tTAH S MOST DISTINCTIVE TBEATEI about 30 minutes earlier, and the personnel by medical officers first building was believed to be emptyJwaa ordered In November, 1888. MONDAY i niTDtt'a MOSCOW (UP- )- The Minsk newspaper ''Sovirt Byelorussia" today claimed that a ltuias) Fedor Rtysluhevin fiicrchant, founded a Red Crcas urianiiat.on 2.0 year before ibe Swits Uiought of tt in ix-The paper said ha was t!.e first man to arrange p.0H"r treatment of pnsonera of war. , of Miami. STARTS p X 2 TN) Oa Co-rll- DOORS OPEN 7:00 Airliner Crack-U- 6 PHOVU , ! Te Summer C-4- - I w ainusoiriOrife Of Sunday. April 24 tr aurvlvorsj Russia Claims Honor For First Red Cross Survivor Gives His Version I aaa Academy The Presldetit'i Lady, Hospital authorities reported PlJohn W, Schroder, Coral Cabin ot t. trsth gf t J. P, Gilbert, in were Virgin' Mjvu I'U, and cd airliner hospital today following their re- jiafah, Fia,, were In good con- cue (row the top of ru;;'i-- leasr dition considering tlu' r Ho day mountain, 2i miles south of line In the wilderness, vi,.. t j ft Titir( hrM miiml near ilay the nliine ves'.erdav by a tram of, But there wit a possibility that v.ho might be hopitaiiied lor Air Poire chutrd to the scent of lh crash some time with a broken leg and frti'n a helicopter. 'bead injuries. He bad been throat) e A group of loggers met the 'from the plane by the Impact of In the carried team and jured men by strvteher a mile the crash. through, the dense wilderness to a Dead Other waiting helicopter. men aboard the The other Uo and rescue deid found were plana to bring their w ot ken rimmed flu HttppfCMt bodies from the mountain today They were Chief Pilot Maurice A. Rookka. Miami, Ha., and Donald F. Dwelley, alio SEATTLE B a .. a I sArvi; , |