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Show v. " TUES1?' 0CT?T?.6WWUl UUUl - DAILY HERALD 1959 'UUUUU. I . it - i , m:-- 1 . - $w$-- v , ft :i p. , ' - t $ Explosion Of Rocket Fuel v tS 4 Mamie a quiet, (UPI) Eisenhower: is leading .. routine life while President Eisenhower vacations in California. There are no engagements on her social icalendar t until Friday, when Mexican- President Adolfo Lopez Matebs and his official1 par- y arrive here for a visit. Last week, shortly after the , Sdv t - i - i . :v: .:::::::::-:::x::S.::':',x- . in TnlTn SnrintJs Procirfont 1 :fxj ? " T an eight-da- y of rest, Mrs. Eisen hower "entertained about 450 wom en attending a meeting of the General Federation of Women's i Clubs. t j' - ; By United Press Internationa! v A CHEYENNE (UPl) !' ! -- Onf KENVIL, N. jj. (UPI) thousand pounds of rocket fuel exploded; at a dynamite factory late Monday killing two men, injuring three other and destroying three buildings. 4 The explosion at the Hercu es. Power Co.. which makes dyna mite, and rocke propellant for th government, touched off a fire and second explosion 'in nearby buildings. State police said the blasts destroyed a mixing plant j and two storage sheds. to di were officials Company into, the debris today in an effort tv determine he cause of thb blasts; iwhich came in ijuick suc cession shortly! after 4 p.m. jhigh-power- WASHINGTON I ri i lied rmqnj(i $ mybm ng Road Crash JFwo "Injured In Wdrhie Living Quietly In nee . ed ; She also held a tea for the wives of finance ministers atj - ' -t , , vW- WASHINGTON t . ' : "-Ti'- - 5 . ' 4 ' if'-- ' 1 ! 1 X f, beam' Longshore leader Harry: Bridges and wifd, Noriko, hannilv as Mrs. Bridges holds daughter, Kathrine, born to the couple, Monday. Telephbtq) The infjant ..weighed 7 pounds, 2 ounces. HAPPY PARENTS (He-ald-lfP- ,1- I - Conservatives. Ldborites Even In fpte Poll - (UPI) - . -- tion. A "poll published by the liberal News Chronicle . showed the Con- - ' . CHEYENNE nnounced tween Dec 10 and Dec. 18. r The policy applies to officers and" men in the continental Unit ed States It' also will cover per sonnel in common wealths, dependencies, trust terri tories, AiasKa or iiawan. Businessmen Accused of Evasiveness CARSON CITY, Nev. (UPI)! William J. Hart, director of acquisition and developmentj for the Utah Parks and Recreation Commission was appointed state park director of Nevada- - Monday.- - esti mated, persons Were expect FACE WATER CRISIS ed at, a banquet address here FRANKFURT, Germany (UPI) Tuesday night by Republican Na- - Officials today expressed contional Chairman Thruston B. Mor k the cern drought overj ton which has hit hard at industry Morton will speak at Cheyenne and threatened a major crisis5 in after engagements' at Cody Tues- Dusseldorf. j. day morning and at Casper at The waiter shortage has forced nooh. some industries to reduce work( Keith ) Thomson Rep. t ing hours and others to close is expected to appear at Chey down completely. Water jratioriing enne. State GOP Chairman T.O. already was in effect ir some Cowgill of Cody is expected to sections of West Germany An (UP-- D 450 WASIIINGfo.N Se.1. (UPI) GMe McGee complainei today that business groups were taking "the economic fifth amend- menr at Senate hearings 'on un i nine-wee- (D-Wyo- I The stances. The order said animal experiments! have shown that the 17 coal-ta- r colors, also used in drugs and- - in other cosmetics, are, potentially harmful if allowed to enter the human digestive system. S. L. : Mayham, executive vice president of the Toilet Goods Association, said the industry would appeal and that a final decision probably would not pe reached December. Tjie association represents firms that manufacture ;95 per cent of the nation's ' Bv KATE OSANN jbte-fo- re llip-,stic- k. ' ' i t ' "' ' 'I' i ' ' H- - : " I f wv. 1' w I I Ill Chamber of Commerce was "arhi-aplevasive" in his testimony. "Those fellows are not" interested in trying to help us get the hard core of information we need," he said. The committee, which heard Iromi labor and management repj resentatives opening sesy j ' ' j at-th- Manned to continue. :! 'h a panel dU- with hearing today ' labor cussion by group economists.. sion, HELP TYPHOON VICTIMS Daughter of Dulles YOKOSUKA, Japan (UPI) I Crew members of the aircraft Licensed to Preach earner Midway nave piedgea a donation of $5000 for the relief NEW YORK (UPI) Th? of victims of Typhoon Vera, a daughter of the late John Foster U S. Navy announcement 'said to Dulles, former secretary of stat? day, was licensed to preach Monday by the Presbytery of New York th4 STUDENTS POISONED Mrs. Lillias Hinshaw., mother of (four children, has only AMMAN, Jordan (UPI) -- Po one step to take before she .is lice investigated today the ood ordained as a minister. A min- poisoning of nearly 100 students ister usually is ordained when he! at the Amman Industrial School accepts his first! pulpit. Monday. ' T' " Cliain Link Fertto I IS j ' lt'S Cheaper Thin You t. by ME A T.M. pg. Think" Call Us Today for a Strvtet, In U(S. Pt. Off. FREE ESTIMATE illock' Sales & Service 'Was ever lucky Both Tommy Harris and I had to stay after school and ! was the only girl around for him to walk home!" 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POST OFF1CC MONEY ORDERS The safe arid inexpehsivc way .to send ' MONEY ORDER SAVES YOU MONEY . " ; J i! : " 154' ; good anywhere. And safe because the j actual cash doesn't travel. Come in and give the teller the amount you want to send, plus 15c. You get the mbrjey orderwith a receipt m a matter otseconds. . ,1"' .,'"" I .i . 154 Ihmmmm ' M course. bottled in bond be will always available, too, for the millions who prefer it over other bourbons. Of OLD' Old Grand-Da- d .., ... T j.u, j iN ..... - I Head of the Bourbon Family ! KENTUCKY THE' OLD GRAND-DA- D STRAIGHT BOURBON DISTILLERY COMPANY, WHISKIES FRANKFORT, 86 PROOF KY. DISTR.1 f 100 BY j PROOF, BOTTLED NATIONAL IN DISTILLERS lb BOND -- He: said Walter D. Fackler of the .Mayham said the group hid "plenty" of technical evidence that the amount of lipstick di gested by women was "complete ly insignificant" and could cause no harm. stationed .) employment 'problems. McGee is a member of a special committee which Monday bgan a broad study bf th causes of unemployment and for casing its impact on the economy.-'He and other committee! Democrats tangled during the hearing with spokesmen for the U. S. cfiambcr of Commerce and. ".h'? National Association of Manufa tiirers 'NAM). G. McGee accused" George NAM research direo.f Hagedorn, tor, of ''playing games" janl "ducking questions" on industrial" o. j (UPI) The has Department that 8,500 officers- - and men will get the usual Christmas present of early release from service if their tours expire dur ing! the holiday season. ' Men whose draft oi enlistment periods expine between Dec.' 18 and' Jan. 4 will be released be- ; I : v hap occurred. and Health Tuberculosis County Assn. rjari-triggere- vessels was slight. f y such la conference to be held "as soon as j practicable-.per cent increase in a vreetf, rne prime minister said lessen The' findings of other polls dif- - tial agreement has been reached fered in detail the iComsevative on every! feature of a summit Daily Express, for e x a m P 1 e, conference except the time, the showed the Conservatives leading leaders who place: aid East-Wethe Laborites 43 per J cent t;o 40-- but will attend there was general agriiemeiat that the number l of kinc$eeided voters is increasing; KILL 20 V Mi Laborite Leader jlugh GMtskeU FLOODS NICOSIA, , Cyprus (UPI) made a pitch for the n'ddn't know" vote in a television address Mon Twenty-person- s have been drownd floods in the day night, 'and Prime IVjlinister ed in Harold Macmillan iz expected to coastal town of Derna Libya do the same when me pops ton the since Friday, it was reported I .1 . air lonigni. Monday. st OILER UNDElt REPAIR The NORFOLK, Va. (UPlj stricken oiler, Paucatuck, part of the Atlantic fleet stationed here, Was under repair today following a collision Sunday with the car-Delano Roosevelt. - rier Franklin , The two vessels collided during a refueling operation some 300 miles east of here. Damage to both j ' j Despite White House denials, Macmillan repeated Monday that "the way Is open" for anl East West summit meeting. He said he jwill "keep) up the pressure" for Both major servatives and Laborites tied, with 37.5 per cent eachj of t He voters contenders in- Britain's neck-and- -' rninds. neck ; campaign sought today to who have made up the woo the undecidea voters who The pollsters found! that 20l5 per oc the people Ithey taljked to will hold . the balance 6f power cent know how they'll jvote, a 2 don't in Thursday's parliamentary elec LONDON I 1 Food and ' Drug Administration (FDA) has banned the use of 17 TIZZY common lipstick coloring sub- - WASHINGTON Defense (UPI) Colo. State Park Commission., COLORADO SPRINGS, Hart has Served with the Utah (UPI)- - W. Howard Green, Og-de- n has jbeen ; named president Parks Commission since July! i, elect of the Western Tuberculosis at $600 a month. Hart had served Conference at a meeting here. a acting director of , Utah parks Green is president of the Weber during the absence of C. J. Olsen. j ! Bans 17 Lipstick Coloring Substances Early Release Promised Many UlS. Officers v coun- try? to a new duty base was, edj Monday when his car crashed, into a concrete bridge abutment nine miles south of here. The Wyoming Highway Patrol identified him as A3C Clarence LeRoy Cain of Derby, Colo, The patrol said Cain, who recently' had been reassigned from Europe by the Air Force; was driving north on U.S.. 87 in his small foreign car when the mis- ' Gov. Grant Sawyer named Hart to the post after he was unanimously nominated by the Nevada ' Government Order tending the week-lon- g meeting of the World Bank and International Monetary Fund. airman traveling cross, make the; flying junket through the state with Morton. ' ! Ficvt Scwry Bonk of UaWo, MJL First Security Bonk PRODUCTS CO. f if Utah, tLA. first Scvrtyokf Rock Sfino . |