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Show Showers In 1 teaaer s Co mi West States " By .WILL BERNARD 1 i. ; if. 'fV-v1-- . s ? f "II - i i I - V - I I -- - " - c f I f . i -- ! YES I ( NO ) ( Old Dock. a page. i. i .j ;. i I. r Soviet Union" Albania Call d I lea n SummitConference HAPPY COUPLE Betty Stephens, 20, of Nashville, Tenn. and her fiancee, Cadet Gilbert Dorland, also of Nashville, Tenn, use an umbrellaf to protect themselves: from .the, pouring ram following the West Point Gradua tion parade, Tuesday.' The couple plai to be married Telephoto), today. (Herald-UP- I would attemnt Soviet. mag. the mpptin Sothe azine reported today that, "turn the Balkans into a 'dena-clearizhaVe Albania Union called zone." j.?J , and viet Soviet Union and Albania "The for a Balkan summit conference t "discuss "urgent questions." have proposed the calling of la The New Times magazine said summit; meeting of the Balkan ed n CARR By MILTON i United Press-- International MANAGUA, Nicaragua. (UPD Loyal troops reporte .victories to - 1 - 4 . . : For e l g n however, The Ministry that it has fceen reliably informed th'at three schooners carrying "revolutionary elements and arms" were on thk Way to Nicaragua from Cuba (In Ciudad Trujillo, the Domini-da- h Waid ' Military Intelligence Serviro thp invasion ships sailed West Cuban port of Ba the from invaders who were to with tabano Puerto Cabezas, near De landed NVaraeua's Caribbean coast 245 miles northeast of Managua. (Dominican intelligence agents forces to Reported also talling more than1, 1, 000 men, were poised to invade Nicaragua across ts land frontiers..! They said the included a sizeable number of "foreign mercenaries.") , Organization of (The American States called an emergency council session )n Washington at .10:30 a.m. e.d.t. to hear a report from Nkaraguan Ambav An . that-othe- . Of Nicaragua r Council, of the 21 nation Organiza tion of American States (OAS) was called into emergency, session in today to consi2H;r the airborne ' 1 vasion of Nicaragua. The meeting was requested by Nicaraguan Ambassador GyUler H mo Ssvilla-Sacasi a. i State Department spokesman Lincoln White said the United States was "not aware of any di rect request for help" from; the Nicaraguan government. White said the department had received information confirming reports from Nicaragua that two airplanes carrying rebel forces had invaded Nicaraguan; teritory But he said the! department! had no "confirmation of the location of the airfield" from which they ' t originated. - Costa Rican Ambassador Manu el Escalante. denied reports tha the rebel planes had originated in his country's teritory; "Costa Rica does not like to in volve itself in that fashion with its neighbors,' he said - 21-nati- on dor Guillermo Seyilla Sac as a. It was not! immediately certain kiether . Nicaragua will ask for direct OAS intervention.) The Nicaraguan; army indicated. that two DC3 s from Miami were involved in the invasion .in addi-tio- r to the destroyed by the ;fi re of loyal planes in, the Olama C-4- 6 . area. ' Junior Fat Stocl Show In S. LJ j Farmers , '.ill "As the first graduates "of the academy' he said in a com mencement address, they "may play: a critical role'-ikeeping the of western the world a histbry of men." free history Four years of intensive training and study ended for 207i young men who were part of the class that entered the interim aca demy at Lowry Air Force Base in Denver July 11, 1955. The aca demy was moved to this still in campus J in complete 17,900-acr- e the! foothills; north of Colorado I Springs last summer At West Point, 494 cadets re- cejvea meir aipxomas loaay. At Annapolis, 797 .midshipmen i graduate. Veteran Pilot i ng to Seek Distance! Record CUSTOM iVERDICT The "court found Pete not guilty !of theft, because the crime had ;never been completed. Since the watch remained fastened to the owner by the chain, said the court, possession never did pass to Pete :j CITY flcDcnBcDcr i J State' Aeronautics Director Har- the! Herald poration. Utah every Wendover' weather , will leave a gap of 200 miles to the! west of Salt Lake City the which most" direction from big storms come. . Money in UTAH'S MOST COMPLETE 17 see the r.loncywith the Sunday ''.,. : ? March 3, 1879. terms by Subscription! in Utah County: ; Per month Quick car-ri- ei ' ) For editorial, circulation, and sports , call tiK-i idfrnr Timlin " 'l''"-!- i '!-- . '"' !'. '"" and 'I :! ..'.L.-.-!!.:1..- Kramer Autograph Strata Jet 1. ' :;! "feta Mm!. " ' ' ) .. J -.- i r L'..:..'",-..-.- I ..- ' '! J -. ' Budge Autograph v j 'J f Budge Signature (State laws vary. For personal see your family Iguidance, I: lawyer.) 7: (Copyright 1959, ' General Features. Corp.) 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Provo. day through Herald published ( (UPI) lon W. .Bement said closing REMODELING REPAIRS FREE estimates - Hurry Xk- FURNITURE n- S The State Aeronautics Commission has protested to Utah's congressional delegation against dis continuance! of weather observa tions at Weridover. 6,856-mil- 190 W Provo -- A i to n :1 :1: BOAT SEATS 57 North University Ave. P LAKE SALT a light, plane. of the Piper A'! representative Aircraft Company said Conrad's Piper Comanche plane )vas identi fied today by the Trinidad control tower. Conrad had traveled 3,739 miles since his takeoff. Tuesday morning and had '3,220 miles to go to set a recorq ot neany ,uuu miles nonstop.-The present record is held by Capt. Marion ."Pat" Bolmg who e made a flight from Mato nilla Pendleton, Ore., in a Beechcraft .bonanza last summer. UPHOLSTERING i H 4 ? ! GLEN BROS: MUSIC 'a?, 4-- H Reader's Court PIANOS REDUCED UP TO 5200.00 Weather Observations !;' ON Ukeleles & Hormonicqs Protest Stopping Of e Published by - PRICES j I .i Guitars OFF 'Ol -- 306-ma- to 50 SPECIAL ) Of THESE ITEMS MUST BE SOID 20 line which struck New Mexico and ''!. parts of Texas. Rain also doused western sec tions of Washington and Oregon during the night with the Washr . lion dollars.! ington 'coast reporting amounts up The storm was part of a squall to one-ha- lf inch. L ; All , In the West, a hail storm bat tered Curry , County in New Mexico Tuesday, flattening a big winter wheat crop, Damage was estimated at more than one mil , here Tuesday as more than 1, 000 animals weit "on parade.' About 400 sheep, 400 swine and 200 beef cattle were displayed by of America Future of the clubs Chapters and I Intermountain area. road- - and smashed d . . NORTH; SALT LAKE (UPI) The ; 23rd annual anterrriountain Junior' Fat Stock Show! opened lf In Washington,! a car skidded on rain-sucke- MUSICAL ACCESSORIES "critical period" was expected for the next two or three days while the girl's heart adjusts to a new circulation pattern. Miss Thompson was in surgery, from 9:15 a.m.' to 2:50 p.m.' A hospital spokesman said she will be attended, around the clock until the danger is past. No complications were detected, he said. The girl is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis J, Thompson of Pocatello. ; A children.1 suffered minor injuries; 6 - 1 heart. into a school bus Tuesday killing the - driver of : the car, ; The bus driver was hospitalized and 56 lit ; T . AIR FORCE ACADEMY Colo4 Air Force (UPD Secretary James H, Douglas hailed the' first graduating class: of 'the new Air brce Academy at Colorado Springs today as a future bulwark against the spread, of Communism. He said the graduates were be ing commissioned in an Air Force which spans the Free World and has a "major- - role in, holding the Communist world in check.'. ; ' . ! N single-engin- The (UPI) WASHINGTON i a Air Force Academy Hails Its First Graduating Class Commer NEW YORK (UPI) cial ferry pilot Max Conrad, San Francisco was reported today) to have! passed over the Trinidad, British West Indies airport en route to El Paso Tex., from Cas ablanca, Morocco, in jin attempt to set a new distance record for OAS Meets On Invasion - .: I,; , J " j y , airborne invaders from day over ' Costa Rica, but government spokesmen said three j invasion schooners were on the way from ' Cuba by sea. Lt.- Orlando Gutierrez, leader of A - patrol which chased one rebel force from the ;plains of OlamaJ into the mountains of central Nic aragua, displayed rifles and machine guns captured in the battle. povernment sources made no ipletific mention of casualties, but Said bloody trails left by; the 100 6r so invaders indicated they carried wounded with them on their flight into; the hills. ji that claimed radid rebel '.(The 33f persons had been killed or wpunded in a series of clashes on 'four fronts" in - Nicaragua. I aid the heaviest fighting oc curred at Telica, where, 50. loyal troops and 23 invaders wer -- .' p dlled.). iThe government insisted that " 'peace reigns" .'throughout Nica ragua except in the areas around and the Olama s Moleiones plains, where' planes from Costa landed invaders bin Sunday ' knd Monday. '.) i .. States to discuss urgent questions and turn the Balkans into a denu clearized zone," New Times said in the version distributed by the official Soviet Tass news agency. Soviet Premier Nikita Khrush chev lis now in Albania, .where 'Ihe is scheduled: to wind up a -. tour Thursday. Western observers had predic ed that a satellite summit meet ng would result from Khrushchev's journey. The New Times article was the first mention here of such 'r a meeting. ' j The magazine said the broad purpose of the suggested meeting "is td' safeguard the peace' in 4he Eastern' Mediterranean and to do away' .with the source of tension in the Balkans," The New Times editorial noted that the Balkans produced' the! spark w)hich ignited, World' War I and "has .so often in the past threatened' peace in Europe and even throughout the world." 12-da- Nicaragua ,: 4 A Loyal Troops Claim Victory and .1 one-ha- MOSCOW (UPI) . ; The actual court decision, is found elsewhere on this i ; , Rainfall amounts Tuesday ranged from 1.5 to 3 inches at Boston, Philadelphia and Harris- burg, Pa.; and Washington. Amounts of more than inch were common from the North Carolina and Virginia coasts to southern New England. . ) long .yieart stop" oper- . . - A . (UPI) ld Scattered showers, were predict ed ' for much of the West today in the wake of drenching rains over the northern coastal area, matching; jf similar pattern in the East. At least two, tornado funnels were sighted Tuesday over North Carolina, one of which destroyed and damaged farm buildings at - received blood transfusions as treatment for, a gastric hemorThorpe B. Isaacson of the PreIsaacson was reported in siding Bishopric of the Latter-day- ; rhage. condition "fair" CITY LAKE today, ation was performed Tuesday aftSaintsf Church collapsed on ernoon on Gail Thomp a downtown Salt Lake City street Since the end of World War II, son of Montpelier, Idaho. and was rush- the nation's tuberculosis death afternoon Tuesday Although sne was officially list- ed tothe jhospital. rate has declined about 75 per ed in "poor" condition today, a ' Aides at LDS Hospital said he cent. spokesman at Latter-da- y Saints Hospital in Salt Lake City gaid 1 she was doing "very well" following the delicate operation. Gail's heart was stopped for 57 minutes while her blood, was ' :' machine. pumped by a heart-lun- g '.' , , ;V Surgeons succeeded in closing a hole-th- e size of a, quarter beALL SHEET MUSIC tween the two ventricles of her United Press International . i SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) DAILY HERALD i Isaacson J Stricken In S.IL SALT six-ho- ur I ' HELD SUCCESS Predicted Pickpocket Pete, working the county fair, sidled up beside a. prosperous-looking- gentleman and slipped his vest pocket. fingers into the man's 1: But as he was extracting a large gold watch, the man feltia tug on his watch chain which was looped through .his buttonhole. The man grabbed Pete's arm and hollered ' i' for the police.!' r Result: Pete landed in jail on a charge of theft; 'I "Not guilty," he pleaded in court. "The plain fact is that I never did get that watch, even tjiough I tried. The worst I'm gwifty of is an attempt." Ms ".But he djd have the watcn.m. lingers, countered tpe prosecutor, "and he did lift it entirely out of the! Victim's pocket. That isenough to constitute a theft. The crime was already committed by the time he was caught. MAY PETE BE CONVICTED ON A CHARGE Otf THEFT?., Weigh both sides, then mark your verdict: WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3, 195f ! Utah County. Utah 'HEART -- STOP' OPERATION . - ! , n Tl M'l , i $120 TENNIS SHORTS $1 50 SHIRTS $100 STOCKINGS ' $500 to $1300; $00 & up .1 X vyvy V y 7( 78 WEST CENTER STREET x 1 SFCRT LOFT . zhLlW - ?ROVO, UTAH Oj TENNIS SHOP |