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Show 14 SUNDAY HERALD "PSJ?: r 1953 tifWIPWHWliill Intermountain Briefs Foil r Ch i Id ren Perish In New Mexico Blaze t j were 1 " 'ment i of a smash-u- p Communist-backe- d - lo-stri- ke Can't Take with food poisoning, hospital manager H. M. Engle revealed today. One hospUal patient, who bought a meal at the canteen, died Friday night. "Food poisoning may have been a contributory factor in his death," Dr. Engle; said. The dead patient' was Reynold Clark, 30, of Denver, who had t been for some time for a possible ulcer and a Sight of His Own Looks fact-findin- under-treatmen- plot by nationalists,, Peron "lung problem," Df. Engle said. Of the 120 persons stricken ists. and dissident army officers late Thursday .and early Friday to stage a coup. : President Arturo Frondi?Ts gov- most of the hospital employes, ernment issued a statement Fri- aall but three reported for work Dr. Engle said. The other day night' that said the situation Friday, three stayed home sick. Mwas. one . of "absolute quiet" 'throughout. Argentina following To. (UPI) A CHEYENNE, W revelatibns the plot has been ma-anto use road surfacing f mashed. sjraordin- - plan "coal tar terial from coal Froffdizi called an been presented to arv cabinet meeting to dear with products has Highway Commissthe situation. .The cabinet adopted the Wyoming " U. S., RUSSIAN ATOMIC CHIEFS MEET Prof Vasily E. Emelyanov, right, director of peacetime nuclear development in Russia, watches while Chairman John A. McCone of the U. S. Atomic Energy Commission talks to newsmen at a press conference at which the two atomic projects next year. Emelyanov chiefs said their countries may embark on joint atoms-for-peaS. atomic power and research U. y of tour a and nine other Soviet scientists just completed (Herald-UPI Telephoto) establishments similar to one McCone made in Russia recently. i ce 15-da- Authenticity Of Paintings In Controversy d, "certain precautionary measures" in the face of the Peronijsta-Com-muni- st ion.-- jj Art ex(UPI) perts on two continents were embroiled in controversy today over the authenticity of 10 so - called Renaissance masterpieces valued at 8 to 10 million dollars. The paintings were found in the home of a Pasadena, Calif., television repairman. "There is ho doubt in my mind that seven of. the 10 paintings I examined are genuine master HOLLYWOOD '' The Colorado Highway Commis- "terrorist acts sion is considering: a proposal to and suBversive activities," the invest $100,000 in an experiment al plant to manufacture the maj" statement said. from coal and coal tar terial was The "existence of. the plot first suspected when government products. Commission Secretary R. G. agents learned a number ,of army officers were, holding surreptitious Stapp said the commission dismeetings. At the same time, there cussed the Colorado proposal dur were reports that weapons were ing a meeting here but took no disappearing from military depots action. a War Ministry source disclosed was The source indicated thej plot BOISE (UPI)1 The annual con' broken up Thursday. vention of the Idaho Wool Growoffiers Assn. ended today with cleanAmong the dissident, army the of plot up of final business the only cers suspected forming Manuel Col. Reimundes, thing remaining. was whose whereabouts were (unknown. n Delegates Friday heard a He is a former' under secretary of speakers discuss tariffs war and the reported leader of and taxes in relatipn to the domthe secret "Green Jragon Nation estic sheep industry. .Leaders of ' alist lodge" in the Army.. some harsh had the organization ' On Vicof the plot jGen. hearing both. to about say tor HosMngs, the present under things Harold Josendal, Casper, Wyo., . secretary: of war summoned Re-- president of the National Wool imundes and other iop army off? Growers Assn. attacked cheap for .cers to his, office, the jinformant eign production, low tariffs and aid. Reimundes failed to show up domestic taxes jas continuing At the cabinet meeting Friday threats to the American sheep .night were the secretaries of the industry. He note the organizaarmy, navy and air force and oth- tion is working for tariff protecer military officials. Frondizi said tion against wool imports. ' the meeting, wast called because followers of deposed dictator Juan D. Peron and the Communists had MOST EXPENSIVE YEARLING taused "some uneasiness" in the LEXINGTON, Ky. (UPI) Top country. . was price of the 1958 yearling sales He said, the government aware of the identities of the plot- was the $77,000 paid for a bay ters and had them "unier control colt by Princequillo out of Dog to prevent any disturbance." No Blessed by the kerr Stable. He was name Prince Blessed. immediate arrests; were jtnade. ' campaign of . " f -- , j r Ferris Resigned Bonneville Post half-doze- . ; i ,1 . j Wm SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) Lockwood W. Ferris, Salt Lake City, today announced- - his resignation as president of Bonneville pieces," said art critic Amador Porcella Friday in Rome. Taylor Curtis, of the Curtis Gallery in Pasadena, agreed"1 that a few of the paintings he saw wera "old perhaps 16th or 17th cen tury" but said they were not masterpieces. "The world is" full of old pictures," he said. a But Alexander Zlatoff-Mirsky, NATO Group Winds Up 5-D- 4 authenticity." Art critics in other cities wer keeping .out of the controversy until they had a chance to look for themselves. But Richard Brown, head of. the Los Angeles County Museum, and Robert Wark,- of the Huntington Library and Museum, said it was impossible to restore fragile art treasures .of the 16th century in the .three weeks said the work was ac- Parley ay Chicago sculptor and art restorer, who says he restored the canvasses, said he was certain they woifd come to be recognized as authentic Venetian Renaissance masterpieces. "I would be skeptical myself if I never saw the paintings," he said. "No one can form an opinion until they have 'seen the paintings tout then you are certain of their Zlatoff-- Mirsky complished. Discovery, of the paintings was wound up a five revealed parliamentarians of a solar evaporThursday in the office oi Ltd., operators by recom- famed Hollywood attorney Gerry ation potash plant near Wendover days meeting a today NATO VSummit" Giesler. that were found in ths Ferris said he planned to en- mending conference of the 15 allied nations home of.They Chester Hataburda, 39 ter the field of .consulting metal- be held every year. said they war bride whose Italian lurgy and chemical engineering of The the annual meetings had been in her family for gener in Salt Lake City. No successor chiefs of state were advocated in ations. has been named. one of a series of , resolutions WASHINGTON (UPI) NATO , CONNECTS IN GOLF, TOO SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) adopted unanimously at the closing session of the fifth annual conference of members of NATO parliamentary bodies. 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Pad er f' , I canteen Thursday were stricken BUENOS AIRES (UPI)jAnny units were confined to barracks today in the wake of a j govern them " DENVER (UPK At least 120 who ate at the Denver persons Veterans Administration Hospital? Communist Plot Cracked In Argentina; lake near here . early today very piuch." By EVERETT R. IRWIN when the boat in which they were The Gainesville center it on United Press International v of three such institutions operatriding capsized. CHICAGO (UPI) The na- Two othes persons in the small ed by the state. It accepts pation's railroads faced a series of boat were rescued, tients .who are adjuged by ' th labor disputes today. Maintenance ' The ; victims were part of a courts"." 'as. retarded. workers threatened ; a strike Carter said the patients who of 20 patients from the Sun-lan- d group agsinst the Pennsylvania Railroad Training Center (for mental- drowned were in the "upper ont-thirat Christmas time and engirieers tat nearby Gainesvillle mental group. He said' h retarded) ly on jail lines were taking a strike believed all were able to take car who on a had gone scouting trip vote to back pay demands. ' ' of themselves. to , nearby Camp MontgomAndrew J. Kaelici vice presi- Friday rj" dent of the Transport Workers ery.' C. Dr. H. Instituthe Carter, Union TWUJ announced in Phila tion's medical director, Identified Today's Chuckle delphia Friday that 50 union cals had voted toi the the dead as Noah Stanley, fc, Charles . Griffith, 15, Thomas ElPennsylvania Dec. 21. The union and the railroad have more, 21, and James Rewl, SL A fifth patient, been battling over duties and jurClarisdiction of workers. The dispute ence Armstrong, was saved by son of the currently is before --;the National Jim Roach, Mediation Board. caretaker. camp's Young Roach . The strike could be delayed 60 admitted taking the five patients days under the Railway labor out on the boat ride. Act if 'President Eisenhower apCarter said the five patients g board to in- slipped away from the .main group pointed a United Press International vestigate' the dispute. late Friday L night and walked l The Pennsylvania! immediately about a mile along the,lake shore DISLIKES OWN LOOKS branded the planned strike "ill- There, he said,w they met young LONDON (UPI) A 'young egal'-' .because of the mediation Roach and persuaded him to give fined one worker,, brewery new going on. pound them a ride in his boat. ($2.80) in Old Street Court Fri-da- y Another railroad union leader, were 75 about "They yards out," Gui L. Brown, grand engineer of Carter said, "when one of the pa- Lwas for smashing a shop window asked why he did it. the Brotherhood of Locomotive tients stood up in 'the boat and 'The window mirrored my reEngineers, ordered 125 general it tipped over." he explained, "and I flection," chairmen to circulate strike balAll of the bddies had been relike didn't it.", lot among the 47,000 brotherhood covered by dawr from 20 feetj of members. v water. The Bradford County sher- GOBBLERS ALERT POLICE Brown, meeting, with the chair- iff's office directed recovery operINDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (UPI) men in Chicago, said a strike ations. Police arrested ' Theodore Taylor, vote among engineers on all maCarter said the Boy Scout troop 30, and Walter jor! railroads would! enforce the at Sunland was very popular their landlord's Pollard, 26, on complaint that unidn's demand' for a 12 per cent among the patients. "We try to "someone's .to .'make a trying pay boost. let them have these outings three barn out of yard my apartment Brown left Friday night for a and ' Pollard building." 'Taylor Tuesday meeting in Cleveland were charged with'" stealing-- 32 . with heads of the four other op ; : . live turkey. j the Conerating brotherhoods! I ' Trainmen and ductor's, Firemen, CATER TO CATS ' Switchmen. LONDON (UPI) The London He was expected to seek the Daily Telegraph reported today other, unions' .pooperation in a that Britain was represented at' counter-attac- k to the industry's the Dijon, France,, gourmet food demand for rules changes and a LOS ANGELES (UPI) Mrs. Ed- show by displays of dog and cat ith Shutts, who lost two " sons in food. pay cut. But one union the Order of World War II air crashes, headed Railway. Conductors and Brake west from Ohio earlier this mdnth JAILED BY PICTURE men KINGSTON, ENGLAND (UPI) "said Friday it planned to for a reunion with her remaining Scannell received a.Jl Terence a settlement with the negotiate family. , sentence for theft Friday. ci railroads. year Death barred the way. Police him caught by tracing a , When Mrs. Shutts, 70, reached of wife his he WHERE IT ALL GOES dropped t here Thursday, she was told Iher picture of the crime. BOSTON New Eg- - daughter Juanita had died of can- the-ce(UPI) lander. Magazine, published by cer the week before. the New England Council, estiShe also learned that on Monmates that during a lifetime the day, her remaining son James, of PLAGUE OF TROUBLES average Anjerican family has an Miami," Fla., died when his Los PENSACOIA, Fla. (UPI) income of around $250,000 and Angeles-boun- d airliner plunged ;into While Mary Bryant w&s the Gulf of Mexico. spends: phoning police to report that h Mrs. ' Shutts, of Spring Valley, had been In an automobilt aod $58,000 for housing; $48,000 for food and drink; $36,000 for taxes; Ohio, attended their funeral today dent, someone btole her wsilct $26,000 for church, clubs and edu- instead of a Thanksgiving reunion. containing $150. When the police did arrive, tin cation; $24,000 for the family car;' "Mom is from the old school," $16,000 for 'insurance; $12,000 for said widower Austin C. Durbiij of charged her with causing & mother-in-labetfor his knows lision. StiU "She $12,000 recreation; clothing; later, Mlii Bryanf $6,000 for medical bills, ; and $12,00 ter than most (of us that in life learned it would cost her $400 it for miscellaneous items. jou must roll with the punches." fix her car, d" by asphyxiated Four or four . times a year, STARKE, FLa. (UPI) h young mental patients drowned In siid. "The patients, seem to njoy, . smoke which swept through their home. - SANTA FE, N.M; (UPlj Four City police said an elderly children perished in ' a j fire at man, about 80 and not otherwise their home ; here Friday night, identified,, was the only other occity police reported today. cupant of the residence at the The two sons and ;two daugh- time flames whipped through the ters of Mrs. Katherine Tiury ap- structure. parently Drown in Florida Ldice a Press Interirational By United 4 Young Mental Patients Railroads Face Series Or Disputes PROVO FR 3-04- 5th 33 Km- - SOUTH 2nd WEST PROVO FR 3-66- 82 1 ; |