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Show 1A 1 ' SUNDAY, JUNE 3, 1958 SUNDAY HERALD Utah County, Utah "' "J Around the World .";-"- v U. S. --Japanese Marriages v- - . -- , """"L"J": i Hi jjf'j j ''XAn it in I -'.r- isjsLV. t7,7 H;Vv . mil "".y""JT - .V- y j. ..... Appliances Save Calories for Housewives By ALFRED LEECH United Press Staff Correspondent A housewife CHICAGO (UP) with an automatic washing ma chine, clothes dryer, ironer, vacuum cleaner and dishwasher should go out and buy some bar-bell- s add dumbbells. ; - - ... , Zoom to Rate of 100 a Week By UNITED PRESS TOKYO (UP) Marriages between American servicemen and Japanese girls have zoomed to a near record rate of 100 a week, it was disclosed Saturday. Japan News said data available in Tokyo disclosed more than "By the end of the year the number had increased to 14 or 15 a day," he said. The rate of high marriages American-Japanes- - has contin- Hiker Seen From Copter MONTEVIDEO, Uruguay (UP) The City Council Friday approved in principle the establishment of a helicopter transportation service in the Montevideo ried Japanese girls since 1947. That was the year the law was changed to permit The marriage rate began to climb in the latter half of 1955, inter-marriag- e. metropolitan area. - VATICAN CITY (UP) Adolph World War II, a leading Catholic I author disclosed Saturday. The author, Ilino Giordani, former director of the Rome Catholic Action newspaper II Quotidiano, said the Pope blocked the move by the "firmest refusal." The disclosure came in a new book by Girodani, "Life Versus Death." He handed the first copy f it to the pontiff Friday. The book, an account of the Holy See's efforts to bring peace during the second world war, said that in January, 1944, the Third Reich "considered the possibility of transferring Pope Pius. XII to Wurzbiirg, Germany, and made a suggestion to that effect to the pontiff." "On Febi 5, the Pope answered with the firmest refusal, and protested the 'inqualifiable violence planned,' " Giordani said. "The Sacred College (of Cardinr als) was likewise firm in rejecting the proposal. "Hitler did not dare, at a time when the Third Reich was pro gressively falling apart, to arouse the opposition of Catholics in his country by using violence against the Pope. " Ailing Pope Insists On Routine Duty reports blshdps-- - Austrian Catholic Church circles and officials of the Papal Nuncio hee also "doubted" Mindszenty had been arrested again. They said they had received no information to substantiate the story, first published by the Ger reports Officials of the Austrian Cath olic Press Agency, who have di rect channels to Hungarian Cath olic sources, said they had not received any confirmation of the CITY (UP) Pope report either. Pius Xn put duty before health Saturday and blessed 30,000 pilThe TAIPEI, Formosa (UP) in St. His Basilica. Peter's Nationalist Chinese Tatao News grims voice was faint and hoarse. Agency claimed Friday that the The Roman Catholic Chinese Reds have supplied arms spiritual leader, showing the fa- to Egypt sufficient to equip one tigue which forced him to suspend full division. The official agency said a large audiences this week, was supported by aides as he 'mounted the shipment of light arms, field seven steps leading to the golden pieces and munitions was sent to the Middle East by a Polish papal throne. merchantman from Canton shortHe sounded tired as he began after Egypt recognized Red tpeakingv His voice grew weaker ly China. to on as be went bless the pil- grims is Italian, French, English, German and Spanish. "We are sorry we must limit ur general greetings to these few words," the Pope said. "We very much regret our present condition does not permit us to speak to each group in turn." ' A wave of cheers greeted the 'Pope as he was borne into the world's largest church. It was a rare thing lor the pope to be helped up the 'seven d steps to his; throne. Usually he climbs them at double quick pace. Despite the hoarseness of his voice, caused by fatigue . which seized Urn from wbrry, overwork and heat, the Pope stayed on his throne 11 minutes giving his . green-carpete- t Venezuela (UP) MARACAIBO, Lake Maracaibo, a mile fresh water body, became an inland sea Friday with . the opening of a channel linking it with the Gulf of Venezuela fn the Caribbean. Completion of the $53 million project permits seagoing vessels free passage to the lake. A 600- - ARGENTINE STUDENTS RIOT Student demonstrators in Rio de Janeiro attack a streetcar in the downtown section in protest over higher transportation fares. Company officials report more than 600 vehicles damaged by the attacks, including four completely burned out. Army tanks and armored cars moved into the city Thursday to enforce the government's orders to halt the riots. (UP Telephoto). Communist Czechs Boast Of Atomic Power Plant by '60 'all-tim- (7-1- ' . hi " ' v . insa .Wan SZLUNG FOR VHIUB THSY LAST . . U AS LOW AS . $5 DOWN TERMS: v j. -- f 4 FI2 PARK1N3 , ft 125 Wcrl rCO Sculh 8th Time: 9:00 P. M. Place: Rainbow Gardens 1 100 No. University Avenue, Provo fetor Single or Double 11 ASK ABOUT (Rain) Wasatch School, 1080 North 10th East the Fender double neck String Master Caller: Randy Stephens Admission: $1.00 per couple Refreshments? Yes a move.; no TECHNICOLOR wra&soum SECOND FEATURE Neck Guitars II S SfEVAU- T- JUNE AIMBON HEAR IT I SEE IT I LEARN TO 'PLAY IT I 'Strategic Air Command I HERGER . FR - MUSIC STUDIOS 158 So. 1st West FR 3-4- Color try TECHNICOLOR , PB-HEIIII-WW SAMUEL 27 U1 W DICE EEKKEIT I HUSO . DM fcf ANTHONY MANN mtmomUth. wrkrSriwlv.Jb.AI WHERE CAN A MAN TURN IF HE TURNS' YELLOW AND RATS ON HIS PALS ON "THE RACK"? , f YOUNG, HANU a si rV r THE GfRt... SHE KNEW THERE WAS ' a ss. NEW SCREEN A REASON FOR WHAT THIS MAN DID! 9 in jo taut, tense story of human emotions at the breaking point! MM II ri n Mint THE FATHER ...WHO WISHED SON WERE ENTIRE MONTH PUUEOItl HIS ! DEAD I7cnils3 COREY 100 GRADE A FAnr.i TANK T.1JLU. DUTTEnniLK, ORANGE WalierFiSSECI, FRUIT. PUNCH, Cholco , THE PROSECUTOR (MILK IN PAPEJJ Vi; 4 . uperiod OREM: Elis Fine Foods " J7ilbergs Store 1 Nimer's Arctic Circle ' IJLarket Basket The corporation was organized for the purchase of the land after the company expressed willingness I to sell- - to an orsanizatica r instead of individual buyers. . V ' 'l of the in homes the Gar- I l: I Many field area were previously: rented f from Kennecott Copper Corp. announced plans to sell the homes last falL L T I Ken-ceoq- H sr. X ' 4 f MORE) i; y MI , AL-- PROVO: UniTersity Dairies' , , ;..WH0 S0lD HIS SOUL FOR THREE HOURS OF. SLEEP, AND THOUGHT HE HAD A RARfA!FJI Lf jCOUPOHr "v ! BOnLES2c ..WHO DETESTED THE J03HE HAD TO DO! WITH THIS before they must ' "V( A THE ACCUSED Matthews explained that1 persons who have taken; an option; to purchase the houses they live in have one-ye- ar KSSFOSMANCSI ffcruftcs - the, site.' TJ TOP-GU- N cobUMSM aon-prof- AND $5 A MONTH ' DATE: FRI., JUNE tSOm starring OOOD cr FOR THE KIDDIES ers 0)ff MONTH GARFIELD (UP) .E. E. Matthews, president of the newly or- Kouuea unieia iana uorp., saia here Saturday the corporation will purchase approximately 27 acres of. ground- - for use. by. Gar field residents who have purchased their homes and- intend to move 1.N , them. , it Matthews said the organization would purchase the land from the American Smelting and xteuning uo. Tne ground will be subdivided for Garfield residents desiring to move their homes to ess.. t Bring The Family FREE PLAYGROUND ld JUNE DAIRY Area Bought . i move outdoors for the season. Come one Come all I Hy-Fling- P.M. to 7 P.M. 1 Open 7:15, Show at Du$k, Adults 50c, Kids under 12 Free II 950-year-o- MONDAY, June 4th lclrl fla Halfway Truman Quips About GOP - t OPENS II A ; 7) we're going to turn the joint upside down when the nn THEATRE Spanish Fk. ARC mi 'Well Meet Them In Garfield FCCS, Mil' Pan-Americ- an Omidf. FACTCIY DANCE Yes, sister-- C WtTH THE PURCHASE OF A ? SQUARE Com- is 91 year-old LONDON, June 2 (UP) Frank Baldwin Czechoslovakia munis He has voted in every primary has announced it will have an atomic and general election from the power station, with a "Made in same precinct for 69 years. Moscow" label, in operation by 1960. 2 (UP) NEW Girl Radio Prague heard here said Scout YORK, June e an reached membership design work has already started of 2,642,616 last year, and actual construction will begin the high scouts said in their annual girl soon in Russia "with Czech deto report Congress. signers and assembly workers takThe revealed the organireport ing part.' zation is increasing by more than SEOUL, Korea, June 2 (UP) 850 members a day and one out Oh Toe Si, 22, was found dead in of eight girls of scout age his home after taking an overdose is a girl scout. ' of sleeping pills. He left a note which said, "I NEW YORK, June 2 (UP) The Alfred P. Sloan foundation anhope my death will teach my in-law to "be nice to mother." nounced a $150,000 grant to the Menninger Foundation of Topeka, to support the Menninger Kan., 2 (UP)-- A new BERLIN, June U. S. ' Am erica House" has been School of Psychiatry. C. Menninger, secstarted on West Berlin's busy Dr. William of the retary Menninger Foundadowntown Hardenbergstrasse. At the cornerstone laying, U. S. tion, said the money would go toAmbassador James B. Conant ward relieving one of the major said that at least 1,000 East and bars to the conquest of mental the critical shortage of West Berliners visit the present illness trained properly personnel. House America daily. For Homes ., SWIM POOL Mir than ever . . -- mt Hi CM LESSONS BIG foot-wid- e, - i Steel Guitar CANBERRA, Australia, June (UP) National Development, Minister William H. Spooner reported Adults 50c Students 40c Child 15c that the lonely east coast of Aus TODAY & MON. tralia contains some of the world's richest deposits of minerals. CARTOON: Spooner said survey showed the beaches hold rich deposits of rut SALZBURG, Austrfc (UP) "WHAT PRICE ile and zircon. Australia now is Harry S. Truman said Saturday channel that if the Republicans "dig up any was dug across a sand bar which the world's leading producer of I Y FLEADOM" dirt" about the Democrats in this concentrates. rutile zircon and formerly prevented passage. year's campaign. "We'll Nav- them halfway." CHICAGO. June 2 (UP) STOCKHOLM, Sweden (UP) German Actress Margit Nuenke igator James Huffman was seen Tne former President made the of Cologne won ' the 1956 Miss carrying an empty soft drink statement at a press conference crate onto a huge DC-7Austrian inn plane in a Europe title 'last night near the farmhouse to was before off due where he is it take just a to for resting following Frankfurt, Germany, RODGERStHAMMERSTEUS. Florence Chadwick was the sightseeing inaug tour of France and Italy. Airr t first woman to swim the English urate a new Mr. Truman said recent noliti- ways flight service. Channel both ways. cal campaigns "were tfae- - mnoii. "They've got a $3 million plane XaB COLOR b KUSS and dirtiest I'd ever been in, est, to set here all go, but somebody and all the dirt was to a stool $5 for me" dug up by the forgot buy explained Huffman pointing to the Republicans." I This year, he said, "We'll meet case. them halfway, if they do that." NEWTON, Iowa, June S (UP) , A sure bet to cast his vote in Iowa's primary election Monday I CUT COUPON HERE"" That Is ALL IT WILL COST Y6U FOR a BEAUTIFUL A panion he planned a three-hou- r hike on the wall between Indian and Yosemite creeks. Rangers and volunteers strug gled for four days in a ledge by ledge search of tne wall before! the footprints were located at thej rim of Yosemite Valley. There is) no established trail in the area where Johnson made his hike. 5000-squar- e- KEY calories. mangle cuts down the count 75 calories, and-4- f another by a housewife doesn't own an irojner but sends the stuff to the laundry the result is the same. The Bakers' Association said it based all this data on research undertaken years ago by a technical committee of the League of Nations, research that is still regarded as standard The association concluded that a modern housewife needs a diet, but it must be rich in protein, vitamins and minerals. Nutritionists are agreed, the the association said, that such a diet should include the "bnsic seven" foods: fruits: yellow and green vegetables: butter or margarine; milk; meat, poultry, fish and eggs; and bread and cereals. 300 ward in a preliminary descent after uncoverijig the tracks. They were to be aided in the removal operation by six Sierra Club climbing experts. Johnson, son of Franklin P. Johnson, a University of Chicago archaeology professor, vanished Sunday after informing a com re-arres-ted man Catholic News Agency. VATICAN . VIENNA (UP) The Hungarian embassy in Vienna Friday night denied reports that Hungarian Catholic Primate Joseph Cardinal Mindszenty had been put back in jail. that Cardinal "Any Mindszenty has been by Hungarian state police and returned to prison are untrue," the Hungarian announcement said. The brief statement said the Hungarian government has not changed the decisions it took on Mindszenty's case last summer. That was when he was release from prison. Cardinal Mindszenty was arrested in 1948 and freed July 15, 1955, but ordered to stay at the Beuspoekszentloszla summer residence ofvCatholic Hungarian Sponge mops and squeegees have taken the hard labor but of mopping floors, and that's another Ainiini(ijjiroceiriroeDiiif The U.S. Navy Morton will have transport onemore passenger when it reaches the United States than it had when it set out from Okinawa. He is Glenn Emory Brim, the son of Specialist 3C and Mrs. Glenn W. Brim of Montrose, Colo., born May 29 when the ship was ' between Okinawa and (UP) C.G. Hitler tried to force Pope Pius XII to move to Germany during Emancipation in the form of the automatic washing machine lets her save at least 300 caloraes. That, too, must come out of th diet, the Bakers' Association isaid. n, reported Friday. 4 The Foreign Ministry listed Britain, Denmark, Norway, Sweden and West Germany as the five European countries. TOKYO from the diet. YOSEMITE, Calif. (UP) The body of a hiker missing for five days in Yosemite National Park has been spotted by a helicopter jlike-3calories. pilot in a treacherous crevice east An hour of polishing furniture of Yosemite Point Couloir. Chief Ranger Oscar. Sedergren burned up 300 calories. So did reported Dr. Robert' Franklin mopping floors. Johnson, 28, apparently fell to his death while attempting to descend OLDEST TWINS? the sheer mile-hig- h GREAT BEND, Kan. (UP -wall. "If possible," Sedergren said, Mrs. Amelia Sapdman Essmiller "we'll remove the body. It's going of Great Bend and Mrs. Adelia to be a tough and time consuming Sandman Bratberg of Hol-majob to get him out of there." Wis., both widows, believe Helicopter pilot Edward Kohls they are the nations oldest of Stockton, Calif., located John twins. They are 95. son on his second flight over the area. He was ordered to the scene! after footprints were discovered1 on the rim of the wall late Friday. Sedergren said the body was jammed into the crevice about 200 or 300 yards below a point where rangers had roped down-- ; the News said. The project includes construcFigures showed 1837 marriages tion of several heliports in various in the first six months of 1955 parts of the city. against 2461 for the last six morvths of the year. The SANTIAGO, Chile (UP) Consul James R. Riddle of the United States and five European American embassy in Tokyo told maritime powers have labeled as th Newws that he was marrying "discriminatory" a government a seven or six 50 day couples bill that only per cent of poviding Chile's foreign trade be carried early last year. in Chilean ships, the government Hitler Tried To Force Pope To Move to Germany But most housewives don't Iraft taken by the American Rakers Association. Before the advent of automatic appliances, the average housewife burned up about 2100 calories a day. Now, the study indicates, she uses up about 1275, or 825 less. Before appliances took the drudgery out of housework, a woman burned up 75 calories in a single hour of sewing, knitting, ironing and dishwashing. For an hour of sweeping, dusting, and washinc thin.es lik wire and underwear she consumed about 110 calories. For heavy washing shirts, trousers, dresses and the 00 Body Of e ued through this spring, he told the News. 25,000 U.S. servicemen have mar- This, at least, is indicated by a study of the modern housewife's or sew much anymore, so there's regimen and dietary needs under- 150 calories that should be dropped nja ,Sfo;!n3, , Clyde's Super Market Reld's Fruit Stand, Ford's Milk Depot j Frodaee Center, Llndon 'THESE STORES JpEN SUNDAY HARRIS DAIRY !LILJ ' THE DEFENDER r : i ; CUEKTCUILIYI it j OPEN f Se U1 nn no ri l:lt OAlltSj Kit 15 ri 1 ..WHO THOUGHT HIS ! v today-- . f U ? |
