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Show 12-SUNDA- ... -v -f- ' ' 5 - 'l . ' - SUNDAY. OCTOBER 13, 1957 Utah County, Utah t , . -- , - - " I " - f J - '1 " i v. " . ' Miss U. S. A. Victim of f , Flu -- -: J -- T, Attack 1 mi STUCK ON REEF Aerial photo shows U.S. Navy tank- coral reef, stuck er San Miguel aground on crew fought vessel's The fast and breaking up. mid-Pacif- ic 45-m- an Search Continues For Remains of Fireball Colo. SPRINGS, The search for remains (UP) of fiery meteorites in northeastern COLORADO Utah was abandoned Friday night and officials of the North American Air Defense Command said they doubted if the blazing mass actually hit the earth. Th fireball, apparently a cluster of small meteors, was observed over several western states early Thursday. 17 DRG Cars Derailed In Grand County Wreck Rail service was SAGER (UP) to normal restored today after 17 & Rio Grande cars of a Denver Western Railroad train were detailed at Sager in Grand County. Tracks were cleared Thursday afternoon. D&RGW's California Zephyr was held at Helper more than three hours while the line was being cleared. estimated average of 850 thousand cows were milked in California during 1956, and produced a total of 7,310 million pounds of mil,, or an average of 8,600 younds An it 1 I "We found during questioning of witnesses that they ail had one thing in common," an ADC spokesman said. "Interestingly enough, each person talked to put the point of impact a little further on than the previous one, depending on the area. So we assume it (the fireball) disintegrated before it hit. . .or possibly went on." Searchers from the ADC covered an area 100 miles in diameter near Vernatl, Utah, but aerial observers reported no sign of meteorites. Scientists agreed the object probably disintegrated in the lower atmosphere as the Russian satellite Sputnick is expected to do when it ends its, race around the earth. An ADC spokesman said the area of the reported meteor crash was rugged terrain and searchers may have missed spotting the impact site but he doubted it. The major investigation was reported over but It was indicated some checks would continue. Sheriff Lorin Stevenson of Utah's Duchesne County conducted a personal aeriaJ search of the area but reported no sfen of the per cow. Ireland, contracted 'the virus. The 24 contestants for the title of Miss World are scheduled to appear before judges Monday. At that time they wiH be judged on face and figure, and the poise they display in answering ques- for more than 20 hburs to save the ship, but were re- moved by an LST after it became apparent their efforts Does televi(UP) sion give you a pain in the leg? It's not too unusual, a Philadel phia doctor said today. It's caused by sitting in awkward positions for long periods of time, and Dr. Meyer Naide called it venous thrombosis a blood clot in the vein. In the current journal of the American Medical Association, Dr. Naide said at least three cases of TV leg cramps have been reported. He said a short stroll around the room each hour would relieve the congestion and hinted that girdles and other tight garments might well be removed before viewers sit down for an evening's entertainment. The three patients, who had asin sumed cramped positions chairs, recovered with no serious effects when anticoaglulant and vasodilator drugs were given. CHICAGO IKE 67 MONDAY WASHINGTON (UP) President Eisenhower has no particular plans for observance of his 67th birthday anniversary Monday. Press Secretary James C. Hagerty said the President would be in the White House Monday and he supposed there would be a family party. " ........ . ..7 " - - ...... . now $J ... w-t- - " " 189 199 189 " ' " " 29 129 '' " " ' s 9 - i y K CONTEST . automatic clothes dryer A new will be given every day until v: Nov. 1st by Intermountain Electric Association. GET YOUR FREE ENTRY BLANKS HERE The Miss Sheffield to had cancel plans for a has trip by Miss World entrants to Margate, Kent, on the southeast coast of England. She will remain here, afler the contest to appear at the British Motor Show opening later this month. After that Miss Sheffield will tour Europe and return to modeling and television contracts in the United SJates. The 5 ft. 8 in. former model, vital statistics of with HONOLULU (UP) The U.S. in London last Monday. arrived Salvage Ship Reclaimer was inching along through treacherous Maro Reef today in an effort to SPUTNIK SPAWNS SONG SIOUX CITY, Iowa, (UP) refloat the Navy tanker San MiguBeep-bop- , man, it's out of this el which ran aground on the reef world. Two have comlast Tuesday posed a new tune titled "Be My AM 45 of the tanker's crewmen Baby, Be My Satellite." were taken off safely.1 The captain of the salvage ship said he had worked out a "rough plan" to refloat the tanker, which" was fast aground with, her stern awash and her bow jutting out of the water. The Reclimer' captain said he hoped to get ciose enough to the stricken vesel to pump out her after tanks and the forward " en' gine room. At last report the Reclaimer was about 1,200 yards from the tanker, but the rescue ship was not able to get much closer until experts in the ship's longboat had charted a path through the coral. The Navy said 19 survivors , from th tanker would probably be flown from Midway to Honolulu today. Salvage Ship Trying to' Save Tanker DIXON TAYLOR V; ; RUSSELL EASY BUDGET TERMS -- J 7, tu PLENTY OF FREE CUSTOMER PARKING rs song-write- 299.95 " 229.95 " 249.95 " 299.95 " 149.95 DRYER-A-DA- Y tions. were futile. (UP Telephoto). 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