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Show SUNDAY HERALD SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1950 n Utah County. Utah - Reader's Court Moss Chides S. L Democrats For Voting for Brack Lee By WILL BERNARD An elderly woman was bedridden with an incurable disease. One night she begged her husband to prepare a poisonous potion and set it- by her bedside. Reluctantly, ' he complied with her request. Sure enough, she swallowed the poison and died. In due course, the husband was arrested on a: charge of .. j (D-Uta- h) - i ;:: 'i i ; '"I Ike Aids In Huddle On Strike Issue : : ge - : y steel No solutions to the But talks. of out the strike came more." 116-da- v The Glenmont, N. Y.. girl left a home, last April wearing they laid the groundwork for jeans, a iong-rang- e study of negotiations sweater and a "' ducktail haircut. - steel industry She wandered through 25 states in the strife-tor-n that could result in recommenda-- . as a "he" and saw jtjje curb future inside of three jails before her tions for new laws to ' walkouts. pose a s a boy was . In addition to .Mitchell, other discovered. federal officials who took part Barbara Ann, a haieleyed . bru were U.S. Mediation Director Jc nette, stands 5 feet, 8 inches, seph F. Finnegan; King Carr. weighs 129 pounds, and measures 'chief of the labor unit of the Rudset B u r e au. and Ewan Her last and longest jail "term" Clague, commissioner of labor was 37 days in the Jefferson . statistics. County jail of Sheriff Art Wer- I .!' :, ::'::'::: X Todos 5. muth, the "one man army o: Bataan" during World War IL She had confessed a house bur Chuckle glary .in Golden, but has not been charged with it because Wermuth was not sure, she was guilty.' In fact, until Thursday Wer muth thought his prisoner Charles Richard Williams, an or phaned runaway from Shoshone wyo. The sheriff released his prisoner to a new deputy, Sam Teague whose wife was glad to help "Charlie" straighten j out. United Press International Barbara ' Ann's parents, Mr. and COWS, MORE IMPORTANT Mrs. Albert Malpass, Said she SAVANNAH, Ga. (UPI) Coun could come home or stay with the ty Commissioner Henry Mayer Teagues 4- whichever would make it her happy. Barbara Ann decided disregarded the possibility and to stay here. might cost, him votes Friday gave enthusiastic support to a petition to prevent deer hunters rifles. from using A party of deer hunters re cently shot two of commissioner THE VERDICT Mayer's cows. Guilty. The court said ."The lives of all, are equally FLUSTERED FOX under the protection of the law, Railroad and under that nrotection until CHICAGO (UPI) labor leader George Fox, flust their last! moment. The lives of eTed at .introducing Sen. Wayne those to whom life has become a to a rally as "Sen. burden of those who are Morse hope Morris Wayne," promptly called lessly .diseased or fatally wound- Chicago Mayor Richard J. Daley edln;y even the lives of crim "Mayor Richard L.' Daley of New to death, are York." under "the protection of jthe law. STOMACH ACnE CURE equally as the lives' of those who are in the full tide of life's enjoy Fla. (UPI) TALLAHASSEE, doctor Collins' pre- ment.'' Gov. Leroy scribed an afternoon' of fishing (State laws vary. when Collins came down with a (Copyright 1959, General Features Corp.) severe stomach ache this week. . It worked. Collins happily reported, , "I TURN IT DOWN! 1, j landed the biggest bass I ever , CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (UPI) ' caught." Use of noise as a! SPIRIT OF THANKSGIVING has shown promise in operating JEFFERSON, 'Iowa (UPI) room trials. The patient controls Jefferson residents, their minds the dosage a mixture of. tape reapparently on Thanksgiving Day, corded music and roaring rancheerfully joined; in Friday pick- dom noise. j. ing up a cargo' spilled when a truck was involved in a crash. " The truck was carrying frozen turkeys. Cows More ; Important To Official ; . - ) Reader's Co urt d high-powere- j ? I (D-Or- e) inals-condemne- . ', 1 pain-reliev- er ( . - somi-trail- W ' ' - , j X I f - ? s t ?j ' : 1 i S. History I , i . .il..... in ' i, t . - ""'' '-- " ' - lA-.,4A- - ! 4 i.,A This is an official portrait from Mohammed files of King Zahir, ruler of Afghanistan, who will play host to President Eisenhower when he visits the country next month. The Chief Executive's visit to Kabul is designed to help U. S. regain some of the ground it has lost to Russia in the area. (Herald- ' UPI Telephoto) TO BE IKE'S HOST j i Edgar with the State Health Dept. (UPI) 1944 as" a district sanitarian san M. Hayes, supervising ' ; with , the State Health Ogden has been presented the Pickett - Webb Memorial SURGERY CITY LAKE itarian Dept., annual award. 'Hayes was cited for his "outstanding achievement during the year in public sanitation.'' Presentation was made Friday at the annual meeting of the Utah ; BOSTON (UPI ) State and federal mediators today were ex- Today (is Sunday Nov. 8, the llt'fffvl t n CM erf net nam n n I , morfe days in 1959. The moon is approaching its i ...!-full phasei t Tiie morning star is Venus. The evening stars are Mercury . 'jj and Saturn, ' On this date in history: In 1793, the Louvre Museum In Paris was opened. In 1837, the firse college founded exclusively for women, IVlount Holyokc" Female Seminary, in South Hadley,1 Mass., started classes with 80 students. Jn .1839.! Montana was admitted into the Union as the 41st state. In 1918J Bavaraia proclaimed :i itselt .a republic. , ' " ; j , , j In L Sanitarian Captures Award SALT '--- ! j IS THE HUSBAND GUILTY OF MURDER ? Weigh both sides, then mark your verdict : NO (!) YES ( ) For the actual court decision, see verdict elsewhere on this page. - , i ' iii. ! j 1939, the stage classic, "Life with Father" had its premier in ' New York pity In 1942 400,000 allied soldiers in .and fin North Africa, A thought for today: It is writ in ten in the Bible: "Faith without works is dead. j . PEANUTS CAUSE Doc MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UPI) itors ogeratecr on . Brian Lee Knippe Thursday night to remove part of his right lung j, where 'particles of pearluts, which ' Section of the National Associa- he had eaten were lodged. The tion of Sanitarians. child was reported in satisfactory first became associated condition Hayes following surgery. ; ! , I ives of i nine Boston newspapers and' str .icing union printers., The mediators will relay to of !, licials bf both sides results of a1 f ong meeting with Gov," Foster Furcolo late Friday. Furcolo was1 ; f reported 'vitally concerned" wih f the walkout. ?j. The covernor s eommontc 1t,l not immediately made; public out f his press secretary, Wilton A. k Vaughn, said the meeting was tie' i signed to seek "some common I ground"; to bring both sides to'ff. Tether In an (effort to end r,h f walkout which left more than m f million persons, without their reg- - J ular dailv There? was no Indication ..the strike, se?ond against the papers 1 m zi montns, would have an early end. Mediators j reported late Friday that the - situation remained unchanged during- the strike's first day. Affected by the strixe were the Boston Globe, Herald Traveler and' the Hearst papers. Each pub-- ? usher prints morning, evening and Sunday editions, The, pub lishers closed down their plant when the strike vote Was anl nounced. The Christian Science Monitol was the only major. Boston DaDetnot involved In the strike. ; f ! . , - i j DOWN WITH AUTOMATION Vt. (UPI) Rebelling against mechanization, Staff Sgt. Aubrey King, in charge of the Ethan Allen 'Air Force Base ammunition dump,' bought two goats to relieve his men of I the job of keeping the grass cut. BURLINGTON, i - Ike Follows Nixon Trail On L1 f His! Next Trip I 35-26-3- v. - - V ".. Svi-i- ; . Impersonation - i j l Top (UPI) exlabor and private government meetBarGOLDEN, Colo.. (UPI) perts held an unannounced s bara Ann Eisehower the in lamb President at Malpass, ing Mountainwho a hideaway David wolf's as clothing posed ' Camp f itdiscuss to in ways fooled states end three last week police boy, curb periodic steel strikes, it was and landed in a men's jail, tolearned today. day settled down to 'fa woman's Mit P. ,! j ':.,! v. Labor Secretary James job." ' sessions Barbara Ann, 20, decided to chell presided at the by 22 government offi- stay in , this mountainside town " cials and some of the nation's with the family of j. a deputy .: leading experts; on' sheriff and develop her talents for M art. She said she didn't want to ' iment disputes. Eisenhower not participate. think "about that boy part any j " Girl Shefsj Boy WASHINGTON labor-mana- murder. "The victim could not have killed herself withouthis cooperation," said the prosecutor in court. "He was the means! of her death. Since he ' did it knowingly, he is guilty of murder." "But there was no malice in my heart,", replied the husband. "She herself chose to die. I couldn't stand to see i her suffer any longer." . . . . ;; iMediators At Work On Boston Newspaper Strike Today In - mayor - elect 'could do nothing about Salt ake City's' ;tax struc il ture!: '. '. Jf said he The Utah Democrat' believed- Lee would use his political victory ' in Salt Lake City as a stepping stone to higher off fice. He also; expressed belief tas di3 administration Iwill Lee of the credit Uath in the eyes naton. He . said the Republican party was presented with the; dilemma of welcoming Lee back to the iold or seeing party j members Jesert to the former governpr.' Sen. chided Frank EN Moss Democrats who voted for Salt J. Bracken Lee Lake mayor-elec- t deFriday, asserting they were new mayor luded by promises the .can never fulfill. Moss told a meeting of southern Utah Democrats Lee's prom- ' ises to cut federal income taxes were perposterous and that, thee (UPI) CITY CEDAR Sunday Almanac WASHINGTON (UPI) Presifollow a A Walnut Eisenhower will trail blazed by Vice President Richard ' M. Nixon and many members of Congress on his mile good will tour next month, f As vice president, Nixon has visited six;' of the nine countries on the President's itinerary. Mrs. Nixon was with him, as she has been on most of his overseas travel which now has covered 54 countries. Although the vice president did not participate in arranging Eisenhowers trip, he has talked with the President about such a tour over the past several years, describing things he found in various countries. Eisenhower will visit Italy, France, India, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Iran, Morocco, Greece and Turkey. 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