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Show !:..' FRIDAY, MAT 1, 1953 Oregon Ttail. Riders Moving Into Nebraska DAILY HERALD UtahiCouhiy, Utah COAST PRISON EXPERT COMING TO UTAH SUN DAY POINT . THE OF. MOUNTAIN Richard A.' McGee, Cal(UPD ifornia's director of corrections, will return to Utah Sunday or ' Monday to review Utah State Prison's custody plan and methi od of operation. Ernest D. Wright,, executive director of the Utah Board of Corrections, said McGee will be available for consultation with prison staff members to hear questions and recommendations. McGee also will probably meet "with the Board of Corrections ' and - - ' . -- 1 . t othe-official- s.- j , stepping Purpose of the visit will be for to determine how Utah State Prison is meeting standards and recommendations which he set up during a previous visit following a riot at the prison in at-thi- s of 1957. McGee indicated he may bring his state training . officer, Ray Procunier. Procunier and Walter D Achuff, another . California penof al expert, took over operation then Utah State Prison while ' the ' warden, Marcell Graham, was in California for training. , J . , t. 4, . akes Cancer Nevs In f Good S p i n ts' G odfrev I Doctora' Olga Herrera Mercos, first woman to be sentenced to death by a Cubam war crimes trial commission, prays at .women s prison Thursday nearby Mantilla, Cuba. (Herald-UP- I Telephoto) J ?r -- Vjfr . ass??: . Made About United States , v Viscount . :(' j 1 .' uonsrrucnon Work in Utah1 d . spirits." wo Found . ''ti Snows Gain physicians j TV-rad- io . nt industry 'i ' : . st long-timedenti- . ". m , " i Police broke into the office and found Winograd dead on the floor with bullet wounds in j the : head and body.' Hart was shot once in the head and died shortly, after his removal to Henrotini Hospital. Authorities theorized Hart-sh- ot Winograd and then committed suicide. The two had shared a success-- . ful medical and dentali practice ' for seven years. The manager 'of a hotelwhere Winograd kept bachelor! quarters and a doctor, in the medical building told authorities the dentist' thad complai ne d about Hart's drinking and noisy parties in Hart's offices. The' doctor- - said Winograd had asked ! Hart tp leave. '' ' . . " " j j . - - I . Published by Herald Cor-- , poration. 190. W. 4th N.t Provo. Utah every afternoon Monday through Friday, j Sunday .Herald published Sunday f ' , morning. . as second class 1, Entered matter at the post office in Provo, Utah, under the act f March 3. 1879. Subscription terms by :' car-riin Utah County: $1 GO Per month 6 months fa advanc $3 60 in One year advances $19.20, By : mail v', anywhere in the United States or its posses-eion$1.60 per month; $9.60 tor six months in advance; $19.20 for a year; in advance, Herald telephone numbers: For editorial, circulation, ad- and sports call vertlsing for society and FR news briefs, call FR mm "SALtIlAKE A CITY' (UPD and detailed proposal to as sume administration of Utah's marriage ; counseling service pro gram was being prepared today under direction of the State Wel FRIDAY '"Tsew:. C73 Ward C. Holbrook," commission member, said the new proposals will be submitted to "Utah'j; dis trict court judges for their ' ! . - . high-leve- j . ,four-pow- 52 , er an expressed hope agreement can be reached on administration of the service. 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"MuJc'i Most Glorious Voice" amphibious vehicjes, and mobile anlji- - aircraft guns . Over 23' Years of Proven were in the parade. . Superiority A Communist "I announcer said Greater variety f lonrs k Finer totne the guns ' "will protect quality Better value our air space against encroachIT BUY TO PAYS QUALITY ments." The .United States and Are OrKahi 'Cheap Expensive) Russia are- now embroiled in t Free Horn Demonstritlon l U.S. flights dispute over ; to Berlin. Glen Bros. Music Western officials denounced the parade as a flagrant violation of 57 No. Univi't Fit laws banning such military demonstrations in .Berlin. NOT POTTERY . . . NOT EARTHENVVAR . BUT FINE, ITRANSLUCENT -- ' ; - . ' L ' ' ?sj6'diose Jost m TiBiie f or TJlotlier's Bey! Iff ' - ;. V. if '. ' Godfrey will spend an indefinite ' 'J In his convalescence $40 a day I bedroom-livin- g room suite at the said hospital. His ' '' ' Thursday that he might possibly b du-f resume some of his SALT LAKE CITY (UPD ties in two imonths. ,.i Construction work in Utah durGodfrey's bedroom is a corner CHICAGO (UPD Police said room on the 10th floor of the ing the first quai'terj of 1959 Avas today a physiciar wrote an ap-- . swanky hospital which has had 6 per cent ahead o" the corresparent guicide note before he and patients ranging from a dentist friend were found shot Hoover, the Duchess of Windsor ponding period in l'958 and was the .second highest first quarer to deathcin an office suite they and Bob Hope: From his windows A 'shared. s a magnificent view on record, it was reported today. note by l)r. Godfrey has Authorities said the The University ofj Utah's' Buof the Hudson tRiver and the steep : John Hart, 61, addressed to cliffs on New of the reau- of Economic, and Business Jersey side his Wife, expressed regret "that riven. Research attributed the increase I was stupid enough tot get en-- ( ' Expected to "fite. meshed "with drugs iand the over ;the 1958 figure to substanHe is expected to spend some ofl tial gains in most sectors of the .grape." God of his "Darling, by the;! grace convalescing time writing short construction during cold and am sober I you'll articles on one of his favorite sub- - March. "Total construction for dying the know always where .1 jam and jectsf conversation: He already in.' March, 1939 jumped ( 46 state what I am' doing," the note said. had beguxi to .work on these befper cent over March of 1958. ore-his Hart and, his --operation, Salt Lake Count made the friend, Charles Winograd. "58, had - Although .Godfrey apparently five-roocontribution ;.during the break up their showed no emotion on being told greatest , planned '., to jof" with a total $18,073,007. suite in the Medical Center the news he said before the op- period Of amount million was this $9.2 Building because of mounting, dis- eration that he felt a "cold," clamnon for c residential construction sension between them, a nurse my., clutching fear' of the pos'while atope nearly $8 million was told authorities. of cancer. sibility expended for residential building. The nurse, Mrs. Alice Krysher, heard , shots from 'behind t h e. locked doors of the office Thurs- Nevv day afternoon, and summoned ' Shot to Death United Auto Workers Union, told the people ; oif West' Berlin th American people stand vfirmljr with them in defense of "our cont-mo- n .;. ;. 'freedom.!;in ja "German language speech, said Berlin was the testing ground foir freedom of all peoples being challenged by- Soviet - -- . - A not indicate; that his Russian trip had caused a change in his atti tude toward the United States. But he insisted that he had-jus-t been "joking" in a television interview earlier this week when- he said American leadership was "rather suspect" and that American blood should be shed on the first .day off any new war. "If anything I did say in the television interview has upset them (Americans) I am deeply sorry 'and apologize unreservedly and Will take it back," MontgomI ery said. His television remarks had drawn fire from practically everyr British newspaper and President Eisenhower himself.' Montgomery said he had considered the interview, with an American television network, 'as "tremendous fun and' a good deal of it "was rather joking." "I must myself see exactly what I did say before I - could say whether I stand by. anything or do not stand by it," he told newsmen. "J really cannot remember what I said during that time." Regardless, he added, "1 do not want4o upset any of my friends. I hope they- will now forgive me." Montgomery said his interviews with Khrushchev two hours on Wednesday and an . hour again Thursday were strictly his own business and he did not intend to report on them to Prime Minister Harold Macmillan or other, government leaders. In Moscow Montgomery told newsmen that he was carrying a message for M a c m i 1 1 a n from Khrushchev but he did not dis close its contents and said It was not even written down. Field ; Marshal Montgomery returned from talks with Nikita Khrushchev today and apologized .for cracks he had friade about the United States before going to Moscow. Montgomery refused to give de tails of his meetings with the So viet, Prime Minister and he did LONDOK:- - (UPD , i d CENTER - - PROVOI-- - FR 161:. WEST ' , red-haire- . !': Mority Apologizes For Cracks " , Walter Reuther, president of so-call- rA j pest-operati- !''' West Berlin 'a demilitarized "free city."! Such a move-woulplace West Berlin at the rhercy of 'thesi 110,000 trooos, and the 300,000 Soviet troops in surrounding territory, .Western officials said. Communist infaitry, airmen ani sailors marched for 30 j minutes past a reviewing stands holding Chinese Communist Defense Min- SENTENCED TO DEATH A LNSIIIP. ed ,1 , spokesman for the Columbia-Presbyteria- n ' Medical. Center said United Press International NEW YORK (UPD 4- - Arthur that Godfrey, 55, had come through period satisfacGodfrey was told today that he the had a part of his left lung re- torily 'and was wheeled from the moved because of cancer and he operating room's recovery chamto his own room at ? a.m. received the news in "good ber ' ' ;' 7 '' The entertainer underwent five spirits." 'One of Godfrey's surgeons told hours of surgery 'Thursday after him the. news, a Godfrey'i'afde re- -' an exploratory operation xevealed " that, a tumor in the upper lobe of ported. God- his left lung-was. "Did you get it all out?" malignant. ' "f ' The surgeons would make no asked. frey "Yes, we think we did," the prediction 'about I. the possibility of a recurrence, of the cancer. surgeon told him.! j f The aide said he askedr no other Issue Medical Report questions aout the operation. The morning bulletin on God d comic was visitThe . ed briefly by his wife, Mary, and frey today read: was. "Mr. taken from Godfrey his business partner,, attorney C. Le.o de Orsey, Washington, D.C., the recovery room to his room in and his secretary, Miss Mary Ann harkness7 pavilion this morning at about a.m. His doctors stated Van. that his condition is entirely satisGodfrey showed concern for De and he has. been doing two heart. factory' Orsey, who has suffered fine in attacks within the last year. "He has been old the results ."How are you, Leo?" he asked. fo' the operation-anhad, no. spe 'I'rri fine, but how "are you?" De cial comment ' it. He was about f ," Orsey replied. described as being in good By FREDERICK M. : well-disciplin- . -- f v - . - I - N . By JOSEPH B. FLEMING United Press International BERLIN (UPD Divided Berlin held rival May Day demonstra' " tions today. HOLLENBERG, Xan. (UPI)" The modern-da- y Goose- riders of the OreCommunist gon Trail headed toward their last troops paraded in East Berlin at stop in Kansas today before mov a rally held to demand the Westing north of th6 border into ern allies leave the city. i Nebraska. A mile away in West Berlin hundreds of thousands of West They planned to'; camp town Berliners gathered? at the Platz south of boun the tiny just Der Republic to show, their deon to dary otnight before; moving Fairbury, Neb., Saturday night. termination to .remain free. They The group left Independence, Mo., heard an American pledge to J f April 19. jstand by them. 21 The two rallies showed the conWagons arrived Thursday the at Marysville, Kan., after the trast between East and West Bertrek of the jour lin: One was a peaceful demonlongest one-da- y ney so far 26 miles from Frank stration by-- people who attended fort, Kan. voluntarily. 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