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Show i; i Looks Like Big Year For !Ingri Wins Favorite Son' Candidate PS!fOT$ , By WILLIAM THEIS United Press International than date, . i. . ouuai may . The Senate!s four ranking) Dem be too early for a head couni ocratic ipresidential possibilities but I960 looks', like a big crop are favorite sonJcandi ;automatic year for ''favorite son" presideu dates-h- if they never reach greattial candidates. er! convention glory, or Some "already are stirring They are Sens. John Fii Kennefriends. being . stirred by political dy of Massachusetts,! Hubert H A few candidacies may not rech Humphrey of Minnesota; jstuar full ' bloom until convention time Symington of Missouri and Lynnext summer, j , don B. Johnson of Texas, ' San think Florida officials favorite Traditionally," ) son candidacies are put forward George a. Smathers l ( e to (1) hold a state's delegatiA may "announce his formal accep--ancof a draft as that stated in reserve for convention trading 'favorite son" at a lunch in Mi purposes ' (2 place a possible ami Friday? on the ballpt presidential aspirant where he , could attract Votes ''in. Chandler Enters Race ' case of a deadlock, or (3) serve Asheville, N.C., Kentucky' g a "lightning rod' for! A vicp as presidential aspir Chat1 B. A. Gom. (Happy) ant, presidential nomination ' the Southern dler, brightened Governors Conference with ihe word that he'll be m the Demo cratic presidential race next yeix Tuesday Almonoc WASHINGTON j j j 1 1 j j so-call- ed D-Fl- a. ever-runnin- Democratic governors,! who our-- . state leade-s- . number Republican 5 to ' 15, dominate the list of probable or potential favorite j " sons. They . Ed California's mund G. (Pat) Brown, "Ohio's V. Disalle, Michigan's Mi-cha- el G THE (Soapy) r Williams, land United Press',International New' Jersey's Robert B, Meyne. Other possibilities are Colorado's Todav is Tuesday. Oct. 13l the Stephen L. ; R. McNichols and 286th- day of the year, with 79 Washington's Albert D. Rosellini . more days in 1959. Li 1 Among Republican governors ir J The moon is approaching its full this category jare William G. phase. Strattbn of Illinois and Cecil H The morning star (is Venus of West Virginia. New Underwood The evening stars are Mercury, . York'sgov. Nelson A. Rockefel- Jupiter and Saturn. if he entered the GOP presi ler, On this date in history: dential race, would be far more In 1775. the Continental Con j ALMANAC Mennen ' I II In 1924. Alfred Lun't and! Lyitn- er In Utah County: ( 1 $1.60; Per month, j $9.60 months in advance! One year in advance $19.20 By mail .anywhere in the United States or its posses- I - . sions: $1.60 per month; $9.60 lor six months in- - advance; $19.20 for a year in advance. Herald telephone "Lumbers: For editorial., circulation, advertising and sports c a 1 FB Underwater TV Camera Perfected - Fontanne besan their jointl! stage careers in New York City 'at the opening of "The Guardsman." In 1943, Italy declared war on The WASHINGTON UPJ) her former axis partner, Ger Navy reports it has an under many. water television i camera that can make visual surveys of sunken A thought for today: French ships more tian 600 feet below man of letters Victor Hugo hsaid: surface. "No one ever keeps a secret so The carriers is mounted in a well as a child vehicle and can be controlled from the surface. It can r 'in a typ hover at anv desired depth m Output per currents: of several knots. The cal United States oil refinery eight-folbetween 1901 arid camera housing also carries an underwater lighting system. ed man-hou- d " l - . v, i (j - fii - v i - r; 'r-- LJr PWs 4 . j, ,:, 'T;, -- - ;m 1 W,, jSS9Ss .J 111 4 ' m: ' ' - r&uf, , NO ':"'!'; ' : I . j f I I , r ' ''' when bad weather delays their landings', it was announced today. The Russian plan to rcplace the, ' Moskva jets with turboDroD nlanes. er v. ,..n..,r. ,, n .J nnnnnn,,, fl,n ' 3 President Eisenhower embraces golfer T. (Bobby) 'Jones at a dinner party given! by the White House Correspondents Association to help celebrate the Chief Executive's. 69th birthday, which he observes Oct. 14. Jones gave Mr. Eisenhower h replica of his famous putter, "Calamity Jane." (Herald- UPI Teiephoto) e bust Eisenhower already has re- of Eisenhower from visiting Mex ceived a flock of gifts ranging iean President Adolfo Lopez from a baby eleppiant to a silver-plate- d golf putter and Eisenhower, meanwhile, gave a his 69th birthday isn't Lntil gift of his own. The White House Wednesday. disclosed that he presented Lopez The President's other presents Mateos with a pale blue 1960 Ford included a handtooled leather golf Falcon one of the new economy-sizeAmerican made automobiles. bag from Mexican newspaper radio and TV reporters, three red The male African oak trees from the Repub ican elephant, given to Eisenhower National Committee and the; Sen Monday at a ceremony on the ate and House uup campaign White House lawn on behalf of the French. Community of Nations!, was? not exactly a birthday present. The waist-hig- h elephant, named Dzimbo, just happened to arrive THE VERDICT in the midst of several days of No. The court ruled thai an celebrations Eisenmarking employer is responsible foji an hower's birthday. Dzimbo was turned over to the empolyee's acts only if the! acts are authorized, either expressly Washington; Zoo.. or by implication. The fct that The putter, a replica of golf came the pitcher's punch during immortal Bobby Jones' famous working hours didn't matter, said "Calamity j.Jane" club, was a court, because! it was obvic usly his own bright1 idea. (State laws vary.) (Copyright 1959, General Features Corp WASHINGTON committees, and a (UPI) life-siz- Ma-teo- s. 440-pou- J s - Golf Putter Ike Gets Jones7 Silver-Plate- d nd gift from the White House Cor Jones respondents Association it to Presithe presented surprised dent at the group's', birth'day banj quet Monday night. The ' golf . bag and the bust also? were presented at the stag ner. ' V-- din- - ! , V f 3f d Reader's Cour i Chain Reaction Results In Injury Calif. MCCLOUD, Janet Thomas, events: A porcupine v re dropped of J mix cv from a tree, scaring her horse.i . '.The horse reared, causing Janet to drop her rifle. . .The horse stepped on the rifle!, causing it to discharge. . .And the bullet struck the girl in the left leg. M Qnly Samoyar Vodka is clarified to diamond , briili 1 ;W Ira n fSLtm CaT Vi OVER .40,000 PEOPLE (ft m&s f ill nrn i I II "t iTi r 1 AC R I LAN 111 4 i k carpet... PlPk : i " 1 t iTirnTi I I this Pn i l -- to. regain. E;(Atcir(A,!ciiu(ui,M.iiMiiica.CJLMiiif(m;.Ej iilyl yrnlMmF1- A- 4 Bluff, ! I; j t (UPI) 16.' of Red! Calif.,1 was hospitalized as (the suit of the following series WmM?W or CERTIFIED RELIABILITY ''I ' DROP JET SERVICE LONDON (UPI) The Soviet airline is, discontinuing jet serv- ice tol ondon becuase its TU-J0- 4 jetliners burn up too much fuel OLD GOLFERS MEETf I CERTIFIED GAS SAVINGS ' . i . () .. i t IT AND ' i I i i CERTIFIED DURABILITY CERTIFIED LOWEST PRICES Too get the best of lL - 1''.'I V"' I I .mm, " MUST THE BASEBALL CLUB PAY PETE'S, l1 CLAIM ? Weigh both sides! then mark your verdict For the actual court decision, see verdict elsewhere" on this page. ! L- , ' j Priced lowest of the Isading makes I baseball club. u; " liable." nrotesfod the rlnh in court. Let him sue the pitcher, not us After all. we hired thd fellow' to throwl pitches, not piinclies." .14 "That doesn't matter j" retorted iPete. "Th point is, he was on their payroll when this thine: hanppenedi What's more, it was directly connected with his .as a pitcner. inose ;tv;o ;iact$ make the, club legally respon t ' j I V' , . and for society news brtels. call FT - having an off day. "Take him out!" he chanted, "Take! him out! Suddenly the citcher strode off the field, climbed into the grandstand, and jrave Pete a poke in the eyp ml the in aue course, rete acmanuea legal oaim : self-propell- 1 Readers Go un i - j ! f ' ' ts By WILL BERNARD j . ; I . j j " , ' Pete, a baseball fan, decided ;that the pitcher ;wks ; j gress ordered the construction oi a naval fleet,, thus originating the U.S. Navy. . In 1792. George Washington laid the cornerstone of the President;' s house, the first public building bo erected in Washington, In 1912, the government of Australia announced that $25 bonus would be paid to the parents of every newborn child. . Published by Herald, poration, 190 West FourUi North, Street, every afternoon, Monday through Friday Sunday Herald published Sunday morning. . entered as second class matter at the post office in Provo, Utah,' under the act of March a. 1873. Subscription terms . by car-Ti- " ' o. 1933 ."::X.. 4 - j Cor- ROME (UP ) Ai Rome magis-- ' trate today o dered movie direc- Rcberh) Rossellini to return his three children, to their mother. actress Ingridj Bergman. , The decisioiji was a provisional one and did not determine which parent would eventually gain custody of the children, Robertino, & and the twins, Isotto and Isabella. The children IjadLbeen with thein father all summer under a tem- porary agreement by which both parents have khared their custody alternately in Paris, and Rome. Rossellini asked the court to allow hi mto keep the children in Italy indefinitely, 4 .Miss Bergman live? just outside Paris with her present husband, Swedish impresario Lars Schmidt. The children jnow will be allowed to join her there. ,' Miss Bergrrian had to come :to Rome several weeks ago to ask the court to force Rossellini to return the children, who. visited her during tin iir summer vacation from school Judge Alberto Virgilib of the Rome Civil tribunal toe ay ruled the children be returned "immediately" to Miss Bergman. The magistrate also ordered Rossellini to return the children's passports to Miss Bergman. If the director fails to corrjply, Vir-gili- o said, any Italian police headquarters may issue new ones. Rossellini was" able to keep the children in Italy by not having their passports renewed.) Neither Rossellini hbr Miss Bergman was! present when Vir-gili- o handed ipwn his , ruling. Un- del its terms, Miss Bergman's lawyer, who rppresented her, may j go to Rossellini's villa at nearby Santa Marinella at once and get the children.! . - . 1, J Histo ry : -- include In Today "'V Her 3 Children '.'' 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