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Show at the White Backstairs House Merle Oberon Weds Mexican Businessman 'Mystery News Hound Crashes Security Council Witness' of mail from Newport MERRLMAN SMITH United Press White House Writer By The lady operator of a restauoutside Newport wrote in a rant the make if and when visit they few days ago to report that she trip. had been visited by a most disletters are unSome of th woman Washington Others in- tinguished abashedly who neglected to give her name. clude friendly advice, suggestions, "She said that she was a member of Washington and Newport society and felt that we had the best food in the vicinity," the restaurant owner wrote. "Our specialties are broiled live lobster, steak and chicken. "We would be honored to have Mr Eisenhower or any of the largo field of women golfers, head- Washington as our ed by Utah's Marge Fillis and guests." Idaho's Shirley Englehfwn, will tee And so would any restaurant off here Tuesday in tLe City Parks operator in .America. The sad fact for the lady outside Newport is: Open. Presidents never well, almost The Gem State divoter is the never dine out. Idaho women's amateur champion from Caldwell. Back(UP) stairs at the White House: The National Security Council, one of the government's most secret bodies, was in a hot and heavy session last week in the Cabinet Room of the White House. President Eisenhower sat in his chair black Around laWc. at the long, shining him were the council members, flanked by the nation's highest ranking admiral and jcenorals, plus experts on atomic energy door the hallway Suddenly Jerked open Seerai y t.hc members looked up quukh :o ; n1 one of Washington's bettc-- known mws reporters standing in the doorua. The door shut quickly an.i ihc em- self-seekin- visitors r barrassed correspondent himself staring into the not blue eyes of a Secret g. Women Golfers Eye Parks Open le.-th- er d, j found so baby Service agent. There was no fuss about the GRIDDERS in- cident. It was quite understandable. At the time, reporters and photographes were headed from press room to the rose garden where the president was to greet members of Boys' Nation following the NSC meeting. The newsmen thought he was to enter the garden through the Cabinet Room. tip. par-ticip- at WASHINGTON high-backe- residents and even shopping who want to help or otherwise in Eisenhowers vacation North Ogden Plans Water Restrictions INJURED Ron BURLINGTON. Vt. (UP' Kansas Nery. rookie tackle from State, suffered a broken bone in his hand and Emlen Tunnell, de- fensive back who holds the Na tional Football League record for interceptions, sprained his right ankle during the New York Giants' two - hour Saturday scrimmage. The Newport story, continued: The Giants rested Sunday after The White House is getting a 'ot working twice daily for 10 days. France (UPi Hollyactress Merle Oberon and businessman Bruno I (Mexican jPagliai arrived here Sunday night: LJOOT to begin a yachting honeymoon on the Mediterranean. They were The married in a religious ceremony MURRAY, 'UP' Mike Orr. 12. DeLAND, Fla. (UP) son of Lr. and Mrs. James K "mystery witness" in the Mari- at Rome Sunday. lyn Sheppard murder case turned Miss Oberon said she was giv- Orr. Murray, suffered severe cuts up unexpectedly here today to try ing up her career "at least for on both wrists Sunday when he fell through a plate glass door at to make "positive" identification the time being." of Donald Joseph Wedler, who It was the third marriage for Murray City Pharmacy. claims he is the man who clubbed The boy was apparently running each her to death in 1954. out of the store when he crashed Since neither of them had been Ernest J. Kolofohas. 32, identi- married in a Roman Catholic cer- - through the door. fied Wedler by pictures in WaterHe is .reported in "good" condi-- ; ermony before they received perloo, Iowa, last week as the man mission to tion marry in a Catljolic he at a Salt Lake hospital where with the bloody hands who picked church underwent surgery. despite previous divorces. him up on the outskirts of CleveHis right wrist was cut comland some 24 hours after the pletely to the bone, severing a!' slaying. tendons, arteries, nerves and muscles on the underside. Kolofolias and two attorneys for Dr. Samuel Sheppard, who is serving a life term in the Ohio Penitentiary for his wife's murBingham Picks Queen der, registered at a local hotel LOGAN (UP' Work of four here over the weekend, Kolofolias Utah and Idaho artists will be For Galena Days Fete under an assumed name. displayed today at Utai State UnThe two attorneys, William The paintings will be iversity. BINGHAM. UP Queen ot the and Fred Garmone, both of shown in the art department. Cleveland, planned to question Featured in the show are Dick annual Galena Days celebration NICE, fVjlQSS Shows Up ' , Four Utah, Idaho Artists Featured Cor-nga- n -- Wedler Dale Chatelain, OGDEN (UP' North Ogden Councilman, said water restrictions in the area wouLd begin Aug. 1 so that ample water supplies will be on hand for fire fighting needs. Chatelain said even numbered homes would water on even numbered days and odd numbered houses on odd numbered days. , Boy Hurt In Fall Through wood to see if his Van Wagoner. Ogdcn: Louis Peck. "confession" can be linked to the Boise .Junior College: Ivan Cornia, actual slaying. Last week a director of Art, Davis High School, Cuyahoga County, Ohio, coroner and Larry Eisner, Utah State stucame here to question Wedler and dent. later said the convict's was a hoax. story brother, which was to identify Kolofolias came here unan- him to Sheriff Rodney Thursby in nounced by bus. He had a tele- case he could not make contact gram in his pocket from Dr. in Florida with Corrigan and Stephen Sheppard, Dr. Sam's thoroughly ld at Bing;;m will be Joe r Ann Anderson, a old brown Sept. MONDAY. JULY 29. 195? Utah County. Utah is 13-1- 4 DAILY HERALD Elephant On the Loose Terrorizes Indiana Town CHESTERTON. Ind 'UP' Residents of this "sleepy" Indiana community breathed easier today because Babe, a 7. ele on was back her leash phant, 000-pou- a la nd n i -- ple, and, tiring of that, ambled into a woodland on the farm of Lon Snyder. There her attention was diverted by some succulent The venerable. went on a six-hou- r 61 year-old lady; romp before and returned she was captured early Sunday. Few people were able to set much sleep during the night You just can't ignore an elephant on your front lawn or stomping about in the garden. The excitement began Saturday night when the elephant roamed away from a Chesterton super- market "where she was stationed' as a publicity stunt. Her attend- ant disappeared at the same time. So "big Babe" wandered off. and it wasn't long before most ot the town was aware of it. ot h) residents and three policemen took up the chase They had no trouble following her A po-.s- e twigs and the posse closed m Several men grabbed the elephant's dangling chain and staked it to the ground. M e a n w h i e, Babe's owner, C. A. Vernon, St, Louis, Mo., arrived and led Babe back to the grocery store Wide - awake residents were treated to a one elephant parade as the triumphant searches returned. Since the midnighf ramble made Babe y, they stopped at the fire station where firemen turned hoses on her. But Babe got in the parting shot She squirted the water back at them through her trunk 1 thirst i NOT ENOUGH BANG BerMILWAUKEE. Wis. 'UP nard 23. watched the dawn Wild. eyed brunette. trail along streets and alleys to come up Sunday, but decided it The new queen is a daughter Qf the no.rthea.st edge of town. But wasn't coming up with enough Mr. and Mrs. Geo.rge F. Anderson they were wary of getting too thunder He tossed a firecracker, of Copperton. Her attendants are close to Babe, as she resented kingsized, out his hotel window, Joan Arritola. 19, Copperton, and the chase and trumpeted menac- but police didn't fall in with his Pauline Pantalone, 20, Carr Fork. ingly "Road to Mandalay" spirit. They The celebration commemorates Outside of town. Babe found a arrested him for illegally setting the early days of Bingham. field of soybeans to tram off fireworks. 17-ea- 10-acr- e 7 SAVE, $ $ $ $ SAVE SAVE $ $ $ $ SAVE $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ SAVE $ $ $ $ SAVE SAVE $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ SAVE $ $ $ $ NEVER BEFORE IN PROVO HAS THERE BEEN SUCH A SALE! PROVO SEWING CENTER OFFERS YOU THESE GIANT SAVINGS NOW DURING THEIR INVENTORY SALE. 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