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Show 71 .A n ift W V. .14 SUNDAY, MARCH 3, 1957 Utah County. Utah s SUNDAY HERALD Judy Holliday Wins Mexican Divorce Israel, U. N. Officials To Draft Withdrawal Plans JERUSALEM. Israel (UP) Maj. Gen. Moshe Dayan. Israeli chief of staff, has announced he would meet Maj. Gen. E. L. M. Burns today to make preliminary arrangements for Israel's withdrawal from Sharm El Sheikh. NEW YORK (UP) Actress Judy Holliday was granted a Mexican divorce Friday from David Oppenheim, a cymphony elarinet-es- t and an executive of Columbia records. Miss Holiday's lawyer, Arnold iured in last fall's drive into Karakower, who disclosed the diEgypt. It is the first phase of the vorce, said the actress comediwithdrawal announced Friday. enne had charged "incompatabil-it- y Observers believed that Burns, of temperament.'' chief of the United Nations Emer- Miss Holliday, currently starring gency Forces, and Dayan would in the broad way musical comedy, file a date for a further meeting "Bells Are Ringing," was granted to discuss Israel's withdrawal of their son, Jonathan, custody and make Gaza Strip The evacuation from the former from the Nations takeUnited a for of Gulf on the fortress plans Egyptian Aqaba will complete Israel's evac- - over. Several political parties called uation of the Sinai Peninsula capdemonstrations for Saturday in Israel's three principal cities of Jerusalem, Tel Aviv and Haifa to protest Israel's withdrawal from. the positions won during last fall's Sinai Desert campaign. The Herut (Freedom) Party, one of the most vocal of the opposition parties, has opposed any down from the Feb. 23 backing By UNITED PRESS resolution by the Israeli ParliaGamblers slogged, through four ment stating that Israel would inches of snow under the never withdraw from the Gaza lights of Las Vegas Saturday, Strip. and if they took the time to look, Two parties in Premier David they saw nature's own show of coalition cabinet, the nightlights in the sky. (United WorkMapam The gambling casino patrons Avoda (Unity the and Ahdut ers) usually impervious to everything of Labor) were in open revolt but the roulette tables and the premier's policy of were in the cen- against bandits "surrender" and a cabinet crisis ter of the nation's heaviest snow- was possible. fall Friday night. Their withdrawal from the cabi- Four Inches Of Snow Falls In Las Vegas all-nig- ht Ben-Gurion- left-win- one-arme- g d Las Vegas also was one among which reported an unusual display of the Northern Lights. Garden City, Kan., and the Nevada gambling city were the two southernmost spots to sight the Aurora Boreal is. There was snow elsewhere in the nation as winter hung on in New England, covering the area with as much as an inch in many northeastern stations. A freight train loaded with potatoes hit a school bus in a blinding snowstorm at Bancroft, Me , Friday, killing the bus driver and a school girl. Further down the Atlantic Coast skies were clear after two days of heavy rain, but there was light snow in the upper Mississippi Valley and Great Lakes region, and showers and snow flurries in the Southwest in conjunction with the heavy snowfall at Las Vegas. The biggest change in temperature was felt down the center of the nation and in the South. A cold whiff of air dropped the mercury nearly 30 degrees in 24 hours in the upper Mississippi Valley. Birmingham, Ala., reported readings in the 30' s and southern Florida got down to the 50's. More cold weather was forecast for the northern Midwest east to the Atlantic Coast, and showers wore due for the south central sector of the nation. numerous points 's net would end Ben-Gurion- 's ma- . Naval Installation Slowly Sliding Into Upper San Francisco Bay visible track, ripping the earth the Tiburon mountains, soaks up So far the earth has not slid By JAMES C. O'NEILL a sponge. As it be- under the pier into the bay. United Press Staff Correspondent apart and throwing up mounds of waters-lik-e A dirt seven feet high. Its movement comes heavy with water, it breaks Geologists believe there is some TmURON, Calif. (UP) torn up pavement, twisted away from other rock formations kind of undetermined rock forma"slow motion" earthquake is grad- has steel rail tracks and completely and slides toward a lower level. tion holding back the building ually pushing the'Tlburon Naval closed one road. Net Depot Into upper San FranGeologists estimated that some pressure of tons of earth. Five Foot Cracks four million cubic feet of serpenBecause of the danger of a seccisco Bay. loosened winter of been tion Some tine the of the depot dropping suddenhave the in fissures by paveThe Navy has spent $300,000 ment or a crack in the pavement are rains. foot a wide about but ly trying to stop the base's invoone more is than five feet across. As the hill sinks it pushes unexpectedly zigzagging into a luntary march to the sea, but with The depth of the cracks is un- masses of earth toward water group of working men, the Navy little success. The phenomenon which threat- known. level, threatening the depot's pier. keeps its personnel in the area ens the $5 million installation on Cmdr. Vincent C. Langan of the The pressure, first noted in 1953, to a minimum. the Marin County shore of the bay depot says geologists agree the has cracked part of the concrete Many of the Marin County resacross from San Francisco is a force behind the moving moun- pier and the. Navy had to weight idents near the depot blame the 125-fopromontory which is tain is a rock mineral called down the remaining area with Navy for the geological freak. a glacier. like creeping serpentine. Langan said serpen- hundreds of tons of steel and con- They point out that the Navy exThe freak of nature has left a tine, a vein of which runs through crete packed in barrels. cavated on the hill, helping the ot Oregon Rancher To Take 76 More Korean War Waifs SEOUL, Korea (UP) Holt, Oregon rancher who an orphan adoption service rea, will take 76 more Korean war waifs United States Monday. TOP-MIL- Harry started in 5 FABRICS . L sinking process. The county nag applied to Congress foj federal aid and Langan has a; six inch thick Ale of official correspond-- : ence on the slowly moving night- mare. j No one seems to have? any. idea of how to cope with Ufe sinking mountain or just how much danger there is of the dept sliding into the bay in the ner future. Langan shakes his head and says, pun intended, "ItV? not mjr fault." At least 42 different hfeve been found in an. minerals rea fivo square miles at Magnet Qove, Ark. . . TOP DESIGN SILHOUETTES . . . Ko- mixed-bloo- d to the spokesman for the Hodt adoption program said the children, fathered by American soldiers, will leave Seoul aboard a chartered Flying Tiger Airlines plane for their new American homes. The Creswell, Ore., rancher and his daughter, Barbara, 20, will accompany the group that brings to 350 the number of Korean "GI babies" flown to the United States A by Holt. Parliament, cause his jority Holt started the adoption government to fall and probably vice early last year after he bring on new elections. self adopted eight children in in NEW SEASON DETAILS, FAVORED COLORS f o , ! - r . 1 . . j y. mu.,..... -- y. .. . serhim1955. Morgan, Steen 2 Prison Inmates Win Citations Charged With LAKE CITY (UP) Two were commended in formal resolutions by the Senate here Friday for outstanding contributions to the state. Nicholas G. Morgan Sr. of Saltd Lake City, active in many projects dealing with preservation of pioneer Utah History, was cited for "liberal generosity in giving lasting gifts to the people of Utah." Charles A. Steen, Moab uranium millionaire, was commended for outstanding civic contributions. Steen first discovered uranium in the barren Colorado Plateau. Sen. Marl Gibson lauded him as "one of the best geologists in the world and one of the "most public - minded citizens in the S.ALT well - known Utahns (D-Prdc- e) Assaulting Guard Two SALT LAKE CITY (UP) Utah State Prisor inmates have been charged with assaulting prison guard Chris G. Jorgensen with a deadly weapon during the Feb. 6 riot. signed complaints Jorgensen with asJesse 22, Hines, charging Wilhim a with and rope saulting with as liam John Randell, 32, saulting him with a revolver. The two convicts also are charged with being habitual criminals. Bail was set at $2,500 each by City Judge Leland G. Larsen. NEEDED: A J REFORMER Five fired state." STEINAU, Germany (UP) years ago, village officials King Solomon didn't have a cent to his name, although he was the wealthiest man of his time. During his reign, in the 10th century, B.C. coined money had not appeared in replacement reformed the town's bookkeeping system, with a view toward averting future skullduggery. Today, the "reformer" was arrested on suspicion of embez- a dishonest municipal cashier. His Palestine. zling $2,000. Ptojtey's Hill' COAT ENSEMBLES FOR YOUNG MISS SPRING! IIAMMIUieWUlliJtiUMMUUWWMPIWMMWIIIIIIII 3PJR ENQ T EE VUE! W'J ','9 i TE FROM THE FINEST MILLS . . I All wool tweed! Silk and Wool! 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