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Show TUESDAY, OCTOBER' 6, v Utah County.! Utah 959 DAILY HERALD uoies Btl Fhe iNevs Adult Classification Of Films Uncfer Study By RICK DU BUOW ' Hollywood Correspondent I Readers Court : By WILL BERNARD After Tommy's parents were killed in an auto acci dent, he was adopted; by a childless c6uple. Several years later, his original grandfather died leaving. alarire estate. Tommy duly put in a claim for & share of the money; v :i;V'i ..: However, other relatives took a dim view of his claim.! In a court test they argued: "Tommy isn't a member of this familv anv more. When! he was adopted; he acquired new ties and gave old ones. Therefore, he pan't share in the estate." "tWhy not?" demanded Tommy. "The deceased was United Press International Gov. A.B. FRANKFORT, Ky. 7 Chandler indicating he may enter presidential primaries to: gain support for Ihis candidacy for1 the Democratic lomination: "I am giving consideration ' to them and t6e chances are that if I decide' to go, I might run in matter of jclassifi-catio- n discussing the ' r ' with "Catholic. Protestant, UPr j women'si and bther Jewish, HOLLYWOOD (UPI) The movie groups. r, "The movie code h$s not industry is' considering, adult classification of films because of a changed so "much. It is thef subwaves of criticism, says Eric John ! ject material in books and other j stoh, president of the Motion' Pic- creative works." ture Association of America. Johnston said jnat the same x, Johnston told a news conference people who complained al few; ' he that movies were not' was that ago years j although Monday adult to form enough wer- - now complainany personally opposed of censorship, the association was ing that they were too a lult. "Classification is- - a difficult matter," he said. "?irst, wfio is to enfbrce it; we don't ;owii. our Today's Chuckle theatres any more.) Second, n otnef countries of the wor d ithere are laws by which theater s would lose their licenses if children were to pee such filrr ' with adults; j "In this, country, ;there are no mat Federal - iaws governing 1 ter'. The problem is, if ' ve, take it upon ourselves to j classify movies, do ve elicit the kind , of censorship we have been trying ' jUnited Pres International to avoid and fight in various i states?" j IKE'S FOREIGN ACCENT been said thete hcsj Johnjston j BRUTON, .England (UPI) Authon John Steinbeck said Mon-- criticism of motion pict ires in 'adult day he has decided it is time to some instances for thei:1 I - u leave Britain and. return! to the subject material, re-ust he j said, "we n "But," United States- - because he head a radio broadcast by President member, we imported about G0 Eisenhower "and he sounded like films, and we produced cnly 218 in Hollywood. In all, jsome 288 pica foreigner' tures got the Movie Cod 'si Seal SEAL SAVES SEAL of Approval, and most of the WESTCLIFF, England (UPI) criticism w s directed at ' thos'e4 A seal that became beached Mon- - pictures without the seal." j ' day during low tide was saved .Johnston said that on a recent! wherr patrolmen Jack. Seal! carried! trip to France, certain hig l mem. it to deep water, bers of the Degaulle government ' .. were concerned about whether THIEF APPRECIATES CAR some exported French films were TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI) picture", of the' Florida State University's "Legis- givingof alife"false in their f count yj way lative Appreciation. Day"! struck "But I am personally opposed toj a. sour note with state Sen. J. censorship in any form," Johnston Emory (Red) Cross. Cross re- said. "The abuses and difjficulties ported to police that ; someone tha it brings with it are greater stole his automobile, during thej than those incurred without! cen ' k r j . ' .r-j- V !I . . j . up-th- j SACRAMENTO , . . -- I on Gov. BLAME EACH OTHER 1 CARNIVAL i By DICK TURNEB . I' S . ' ,! . 105-mi- I of liquor. 5 nr. The Almanac ,m(WiOMw United Press International Wednesday, Oct. 7. the 280th day of the year, With 85 .u . T ; Dr. Andrew C. Ivv. head of tht? more- - days in 1959 j moon The is j its clinical fences department ja approaching ' fho nniuArcitv caiH Qlrnho.1i5:m! ha first quarter.; The morning star is Venus'. become the No. 3 public heah The evening stars are Jupiter problem in the United States, , He told the opening session ot and Saturn., an alcoholic a UniverSity of nn. aiipnh.'f caH h SALT 'LAKE CITY (UPI) The state ot Utah Monday made good iis promise to turn to the courts in an effort to overrule a U. jS. Civil Service Commission order to fire three stafe employees for Hatch Act viola: tions. Utah Atty. Gen. Waiter Budse filed three petitions In U.S. District Court , here seeking a hearing and a stay of the Civil Service Commission firing i. order., i . The employes, all administrative personnel in rthe state highway department, were ordered discharged for a, Hatch Act violation In "directly! or indirectly soliciting contributions to a Reg dinner 'i jin publican lU MJ I j ' i ii ; fund-raisin- 2 Idaho Crash J ' le I t j : i , FALLS j Justice Department it declared nude. federal district cburt that the Post Office Department was wrong in banning bostal cards bearing reproductions of Francisco Goya's famous portrait, "The Naked Maja," from the niails. United Artists1 Corp. mailed 2,000 of the "cards t to theatre ownen critics and ores .agents last July in , j died at the (scene of the accident and Larry iEdward, 22, Idaho FalU, driver of one of the vehicles died six hours later in an .Idaho Falls hospital. The accident 'oC ourred about 12:05. a.m. Five other persons were injured, two critically, h The- - double fatality faised 1959 traffic toil to 169. deaths This compared with 205 a year ago at! this time.; 13 j Georgopoulosj senior highway r?n- gLneer; and Horace J. Gunn, jin- -j formation officer. The petitions! claimed the Civil Service Commission order coa-- t stituted "unjust and unreasonable punishment. . .and an abus of discretion oh the part of jt.h" U.S. Civil Service Commission. Two the aid of a famous (UPI)-- ! - Mary Price, right-of-wa- y Th WASHINGTON (UPI) Justice Department has come, to persons were fatally injured a headon collision today 12 mi! west of here on U.S. Highway 20- f; the com mission of der ' stands, the three will have to be fifed for at least 18 months for thb highway djepartment stands t to lose the amount of their ' sal-- ! afies in federal road money. The three' are Vernon p. BHd ge, chief of the design department; Panos J. Comes to Aid of A Famous Nude Killed In IDAHO 1958. Mackay, . - j ! a movie about he lifej Century Spanish rt- ', decided it was pervery good case, "f Department spokesman td publicize of the 18th ist. ' "We just haps not a Justice said. tion." i Published by Herald Corporation, 190 West Fourth North Street, every afternoon, Monday through Friday! Sun day Herald published Sunday morning. Entered as second class matter at the post office in ,Provo. Utah, under the act of 3.1 1879. ' f Subscription GetEeaaforthe GETS FREEDOM AWARD The 1959: NEW YORK (UPI) Freedom Award was awarded t Paul-Hen- ri Spaak secretary gen r March I j The WeatherBureauiiwarned all ships in the path o the tropical storm to "exercise extreme caui ... ... LuiilJj. .!! 1 .-! DENVER Studies (UPI) show ,One out of every eigit people who begin drinking oco-3rJos j cane Hannah swirled eastward across the Atlantic oday, its an hour . winds no longer. States bua a threat to the United ' I J. - this page, i 0. .4 Hum,; WASHINGTON "(UPI) separation, told! Justice Henry Epstein . Monday that "when she in formed her husband ""you've- got to make up your mind whether you want liquor or me" he im- mediately ordered another bottle , iFbdayln History ader's Court N j j , . POSITICE PROOF NEW YORK (UPI) 1; Mrs. Rosalie Dean Campbell, seeking .a . Wednesday Almanac Study Revealed About Alcoholics ; Hurricane Hannah r j Swirls Eastward Across Atlantic School High1 because "there is no faculty manager, no athletic director, no trainer, insufficient coaching staff and inadequate equipment." j 1 ' j Pairchance-George'- s , one-na- Joseph .Barkley resigned Mpn-- , day : as head football coach at I Utah Files Appeal Against U. S. Order In Hatch Act Case ' sorship." j ut On this date in. history: i. j. American Temper the five-da- y In 1765, delegates from nine ance Society convention that al coholism poses one , of the great colonies met in New York to at est threats lo the nation's survi tend the Stamp Act fcongress. They drew up a Bill of Rights val. America "There are 8,500,000 is and sent a list of grievances '.to treatment of kind the; British; . requiring some In 1849, American poet5 and hu.for alcoholism," Ivy said, "and is (in morist James Whitcomb the number of alcoholics Riley l u was born. ' ' creasing at a rate of Also n 1849, Edgar Allan Poe, million; a year." v the famous American author, died under mysterious circumstances at a Baltimore hospital. In 1916, the Georgia Tech' football team trounced Cumberland THE VERDICT University 220-was In 1940, Nazi German troops upheld. Tommy's claim inThe court said the adoption occupied Rumania. ' of In 1950, the U.N, General As volved merely the acquisition a new 'set of parents but did hot sembly approved an advance of destroy Tommy's natural rela Allied armies north ofrfthe 38th tionship with the rest of the parallel in Korea. American Thought for today family! l James Whitcomb poet Riley said; (State laws vary.) is "The 1959, highest on ripest peach (Copyright trek" the' General Features Corp.) ' f I . "appreciation day" observance. Each side blames the other on walk-oat negotiations, counsel the left is USjW Arthur Goldberg picture at J. McDonald. Pictured at the right, during night NegoLarry, Harold C. Lamb and R. Conrad Cooler. (Herald- - . i , (, MAY TOMMY SHARIF IN THE GRANDFATHER'S ESTATE ? Weigh both sides, then mark your verdict: YES ( ) NO ( ) ' For the actual court decision, see Verdict elsewhere . i od I .(!" j " ? x Edmund G Brown in a letter in Pitts purgh, Monday. In thanking Ni! kita Khrehshrlipv fnr and Union President David thejvdozenj bolttles of Russian wine tiating- session are Heath the Sovie jPtemier gave him dut-UPI Telepnoto). ing his visit to California: . "I look forward t6 testing your Russian wines and comparing BOATING MOST POPULAR . them to our own California vin- NEW YORK (UPI) The leadtages." er among ill "take part" recreWASHIN ON The Justice ation activities for Americans is in declaring the pbst pleasure boating, according to office bai oh post cards bearing Sales Finance News. Not only does boating claim the "The Goya's famous portrait most! people participating-so- me Naked Maja' wa wrong "We justj decided it' was perhaps mUhonbut it also claims the most tota dollars spent, more not a very good case." than $2 billion a year, the pubh- Shoe companies have estimated ation said.i the average. American i walked about 35L Smiles a week during Penguins are not found north 1957. of the equator. 1 . - Calif. flesh-and-blo- j quirements: . "We must substitute the pursuit of excellence for the admonition of, .'take- itlejasy We must aban don the cult of mediocrity." even ; e grandfather. Nothing iij the adop- - ' tion'rjroceedings could alterj that fact.", 4,'But it's unfair for him to be an heir in two different .; families," countered the relatives. "He wants to have his . , cake and eat it too." my, own CLEVELAND U.' S. Secre- of th. Ilea Welfare and Ed tary ucation Arthur S. Flemmingv in school calling, if or doubling teachers salaries to keep pace with the na ion's educational re- - : Says Ike Sounded Like A Foreigner . . ! - -;; i eral . ;' Organization, it was 'announced to 1 day by Freedom House ' f v :'v Mr'!. it.: I j I One year 1n advance $1.60 $9.60 $19.20 n the ' M By mail anywhere United States or . its possessions:. $1.60 per monthi $9.60 for six mQnths in advance: $19.20 for a year in advance. Herald telephone . umbers: ffor, editorial rirrutatioh ad- and sports veifwing - foi F R soqu'iy call KR iifiHi , IS' A. ; pmtMwmy ' f ,i . '").! f'i t r j , . 1. W call '$ I t ' j f ii i i;. i-- ' J V ' f , ' -- J " J , - ' .' ... ? y", y i : , ! 'j- I J f . ', ! WXvvt V ' i ' 'v H terms by car ciei m Utah . County: Per month 6 months in advance by NEA j : V,v-'L- ill (b 1959 u'O Snioa, hw. "But Jimmy isntt a spendthrift, Dad! 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