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Show 12 SUNDAY HERALD -- SUNDAY, JUNE 9, 1957 ' VTtah County, Utah - - v. - ! Honors 5,. Spelling Bee t tt ; - : ''" m ... - .'. avv ' ' ' I. ..... - ( t " 111111 v - . f v - 2 Girls Tie In .v'" ;v fTTVT' ''ai't'V'H wr'i -- , .,- - : " A '"" " . 'v' 1 .vm .r. , - X - (UP) National Dana Ben-ne- t winners Bee Spelling Owens and Sandra planned their use money to prize today for further education and teeth straightening. Dana, 13, from Denver, Colo., and Sandra, 14, from Navarre, Ohio, tied for top honors Friday In the toughest spelling finals council. "I could very well imagine the Nobel Peace Prize being awarded Eisenhower, not the president or the statesman, but the man Eisenhower," Moe said. er The committee to award the $28,000 prize is appointed by the Storting. At present, three of its members are g of representatives Moe's own labor party. since the contests began in 1925. The end came after judges had used up their official 630 - word list and 11 words on a special suDDlementary list. Both girls tripped up on the word "schappe," which means a silk scarf, and contest officials decided to declare it a draw. It was the second time the bee, sponsored by the Scripps-Howar- d Newspapers, ended in a tie. Dual winners in 1950 were Diana Reynard of Cleveland and Colquitt Dean of Atlanta. five-memb- high-rankin- 206 Cases Of Measles In Utah Last Week p By UNITED PRESS National Spelling Bee Director Richard D. Peters, of the SPELLING CHAMPS Scripps-Howar- d Newspapers, holds up the hands of the two winners of the National Spelling Bee, after presenting them each with a $1,000 check as part of their prize. At the left is Dana Bennett, of Denver and at right is Sandra Owen, of Navarre, Ohio. (UP Telephoto). bill a recreation area be established reation use at Glen Canyon while directing, the Secretary of Inte- - "for public benefit and used in construction is being completed -Los Angeles rior to order a survey and recom- - a manner that will preserve the and reservoir is filling." HONOLULU 'UP disc jockey Bob McLaughlin filed mend to Congress the boundaries scenic, historic scientific and other The proposed legislation added, suit Friday against industrialist of a major public recreation area important features of the area." "Establishment of a recreation The Utah Republican said, "We area by law would permit the Iltnry J. Kaiser for 50 million dol- near the Glen Canyon Dam reserlars damages the largest ever voir was proposed Friday by Rep. can benefit from experience at National Parks Service to promote filed in Hawaii. William A. Dawson Lake Mead and plan for developutilization of the area McLaughlin, through Honolulu Tiie Dawson bill specifices that ment to meet the increased rec- - around the reservoir." 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Forum Evening Temple Square 8:00 Gordon Owen 11:30 Album of Musio P:00 Hi-8:15 Westminster 11:55 News 7:00 Warter Winchell The FELICIA STARTS TODAY DOORS OPEN 12:45 P.M. - MrsniMB . nooo iysp ROLAND TRYON 3 DAYS ONLY p FREE PLAYGROUND Adult 60c Children Fre GILBERT awaitffrd the death sentence today Fi of them. CHARLTON DEATH SENTENCE NICOSIA, Cyprus (UP) Grifek RossiBes Michalakis Cypriot Today's Radio Programs Toadstools Suspected Navy doctors have performed an whether autopsy to determine of a Mathe daughter rine sergeant died from eating poisonous toadstools. Kim Maureen Kane died Friday while en route here from the dispensary at the Cherry Point Marine Corps Air Station. She had been treated at the dispensary after becoming violently ill at her home at Havelock near the air tation. The child's father, Sgt. William Kane of New Castle, Pa., asked tor the autopsy. Neighbors said they had seen the little girl playing around the toadstools Friday afternoon in the yard of her home and expressed Hie belief that she had eaten some GREEK CYRIOT FACES after being convicted ot murdering I a British army private. A Nicosia court found Rossidea guilty Thursday following a dramatic trial during which RosskJes Christian. claimed he had been forced by Chamoun and Sohl also have extremists to shoot Pvt. Rorlnie drawn fire for adopting a stand- Shelton. Rossides clairned Sheiton off attitude in the Suez Canal dis- - was his "best friend." Premier Sami Bey Sohl. which More than 6,500,000 persons suf fer from chronic arthritis in the Scientists believe people have United States, according to the lived in Latvia since 3,000 B.C. Encyclopedia Britanniea. ra-d- k CAMP LeJEUNE, N.C. The' government of J better (R-Uta- attorney Bruce Clark, claimed that Kaiser's newly established and television station was operating under "written plans, drawings and fther data" which he gave the industrialist in 1956. The suit charged that Kaiser 'Intentionally and deliberately appropriated" the plans as his own. rn pute. They argued that since the issue was turned over to the United Nations and Is of world importance it could not be solved, by the Arabs alone. fidently expects to win 45 of them. Opposition parties, backed by Egypt and Syria, have cam paigned for months to wean public opinion away from the West. have complained that They President Camille Chamoun, Premier Sohl and Foreign Minister Charles Malik are "more royalist than the King himself." The opposition is led by former Premier Abdullah Yafi. He has charged that Chamoun and Sohl refused to follow a policy in line with other Arab countries. Lebanon is predominantly i'j Dawson Proposes Glen Canyon Dam Recreation Area WASHINGTON pro-Weste- held 33 of the 44 seats in the last most six Utahns, chamber of deputies, shattered a of them children just out of school Communist - inspired attempt to for the summer, came down with seize power two weeks ago. measles last week. Government Confident The Utah Health Department reRedistribution has boosted the ported that it had recorded 206 number of seats to 66 in the next cases of the disease for the week arliament. The government con-ended May 31. Measles was by far the most prevalent disease in the Muc'irTr-fM"Jf-,- " state with a total of 14,018 cases of the disease in Utah so far this year, according to the health board's records. Incidence of other diseases last week was much lower with 31 cases of chicken pox, 10 mumps, 1 : six German measles, 78 strepto-cocu- s infections, 25 influenza eases and five tuberculosis cases. Two-hundr- -- Disc Jockey Sues Kaiser President suggested By GEORGE BITAR United Press Staff Correspondent The BEIRUT, Lebanon (UP) first of some 300,000 eligible voters in this tiny nation will cast ballots Sunday to decide whether to keep the government in office or throw the country's lot with Egypt. It will be the first of, four regional parliamentary elections in this mountainous, mostly agricultural nation which is smaller than Vermont. It is bounded by Syria, Israel, and the Mediterranean. Sunday's voting will be in the Beirut and South Lebanon districts. Other polling is scheduled on the three succeeding Sundays in the Mount Lebanon, the Bekaa and the North Lebanon districts. Important Votes The four elections, held sepa rately for convenience in tabulat ing results, are considered partic ularly significant in view of the turmoil the Middle East is in. The vote amounts to a plebiscite over whether Lebanon should side' with the United States and accept the Eisenhower Doctrine as the present government has done or fall in line with Egyptian and Syrian policies of "positive Eisenhower has as a candidate 'for the 1957 Nobel Peace Prize because of his "indefatigable" work in the cause of peace. Eisenhower's name was pro. posed, during a parliamentary debate Thursday night by Finn Moe, chairman of the Storting's Foreign Affairs Committee and Norwegian representative on the European WASHINGTON in last year's Sandra runner-ushe said bee planned to use part of her $1,000 winnings to get her teeth straightened. A straight A student. Dana intends to bank her $1,000 for college and hopes to be a teacher "in English or spelling." (UP) been OSLO, Norway X. 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