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Show 12 SUNDAY HERALD Champion Turkeys Bring $500 Each 6,000 Striking Smelter m 4-- II ' i , SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) A ing 283i pounds raised by Cral pair of champion turkeys brought Knight, son of Mr, and Mrt. $500 each in an auction Friday a! as one of the opening events of James Knight of Draper, Club member, sold for $500 to y the annual meeting of Barlocker ' Farms and Hatchery, the Utah Turkey Federation. St. A champion torn turkey weigh- George. The champion hen raised by Gary Duncan, son of Mr. and. INDIAN ECONOMY EXPANDS Mrs. Byron Duncan of Manti, NEW YORK (UPI) India's went for the same price on a national income rose 6.8 per cent bid by Sterling ILL Nelson and over the preceding 12 months Sons, Salt Lake City. j during the 1958-5- 9 fiscal year, according to the Indian monthly' Australian farmers are expecteconomic newsletter. ed to. harvest about 180. million Spokesmen i;aid of the over ail bushels of wheat this year, torn-par-ed national rise, 5 per cent was con-with last year' tributed by agriculture. ' crop.' - Workers Return to Jobs (UPI)- ;- The first of and Irving Dichter, union DENVER - ,000 striking American Smelting and Refining Co. workers returned to work across the nation today with a new contract signed by the International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers, (Ind.). Union President John . Clark, ; secretary-t- j and head of the ne'gotiating committee, said here Friday all 12 locals ratified the AS-agreement after local issues at the Tacoma, Wash., plant were ironed out Thursday night. AS-is the first of the copper industry's "Big Five" Phelps-Dodg(Kennecott, Anaconda, AS-and Magma. Copper to reach agreement with the union's striking members. reasurer R -- V 'c j - . t&A j R so-call- ed e, . Detective Convicted of Doping Horses L. i R) The ;new two-yeto July 1 pacit-retro-acti- ar provides SUM... TRIM.. HEW! ve 7 ; GLASSES : v n,'.-v"'- l : ; , No Land Appraisal Probe Welcomed j Anita last March. 'j ) Donald Potter, 29, racing figure was found guilty of the same of' fense by the panel of eight women and four men. Four other defendants were acquitted in the race fix trial while Otash was found innocent of conspiracy to bribe a contestant in a sporting j event and two counts ..' j of bribing jockeys. "I'm innocent," Otash declared when he learned of the verdict. Tm convinced I'll be vindicated." His attorney, Arthur Crowley, said he would request a new trial and that arguments would be heard next Wednesday. Otash, a key figure in the crimtrial of Coninal fidential Magazine, charged he was a target of the District Attorney's office because . he is regarded as a "thorn in its side." Those acquitted Were former jockey Glen Lasswell, 28, Arcadia, Calif., Dave Negri, 28, Los Angeles bartender, Donald Hintoii, 26, already sentenced to prison for robbery, and Lou Kane, 30, collection agency operator. They were indicted by the Grand Jury in connection with a state charge that Wonder Boy" was drugged in an attempt to fix a race last March at Santa Anita. But the fix went awry when jthe horse ended ninth in a 12nhorse ' ! PLANE GROWS TOO BIG FOR HANGAR An old hangar at Chicago's O'Hare field is too small for Ameri- so plane's tail section has to remain can Airlines DC-outside through hole chopped into hangar wall section.? the government's land' appraisal prograiyi amounts to a "giveaway."! Rep. i John E, Moss , said Thursday the government may hive lost millions of dollars as result of "weaknesses and discrepancies" in the bureau's practices. , Moss said a subcommittee he heads, plans a thorough investigation; of the situation. Wooziey said "the bureau welcomes an opportunity to testify before j Mr. Moss' subcommittee and we are not afraid of anything..... that will be disclosed. "II am confident that the subcommittee will find no - maladministration," he said, "and I am sinte that Mr. Moss will find no 'public giveaway of major proportions' as he charged." ; I 7, f.) 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Only a Tiny Transparent Tubs Carries Sound into the Ear . of Land Management said today he welcomed a proposed congressional investigation of charges that cy hlzx No Dangling Cords WASHINGTON (UPI)-- - Edward WOozley, director of the Bureau (D-Cali- Button No i " .TO R ; (UPD Detective Fred Otash was convict- 'V:.;.'-'-ed Friday by a Superior Court Jury on 'one count of conspiracy to drug a horse that ran out of the money in a race at..' Santa : -- ben- efits totalling 22.5 cents.' "We feel this AS-settlement should break the log jam toward settlement of all other contracts on a similar basis," Clark said. Private , f LOS ANGELES libel-conspira- two-da- 59 EAST CENTER Robert E. Harris BrancK Mgr. i j HOPE 2FOR HEARING At ledst 80 cent ofthe hearing impairper ments pf age children or arrested" be cured "can by medical care if detected early enoughj according to hearing field. The men were also charged: by specialists. Routine screenings of 3,143 tiie Grand Jury with fix attempts in Denat tracks in Mexico as wellj ' as three and ver in the past two years led to ia Southern California. - DENVER (UPI) pre-scho-ol four-year-ol- f ds the discovery of 126 children with 80 per. cent ed, Richard Gach'and Don Wells, hearing losses. About naconductive a of in bad problems former Jockeys, were released which ture, usually respond to September when they turned medical treatment. tate's evidence. Two other men originally indict- S .pMH: JM Holiaav f VPiL ill Shu p- Xmas - candies. 4!A Williams! assorted confections. Choice pound ; J hand-decorat- i 9 - IJt'-,-- ' - s Perfectly engineered for easy I assembly in a matter of minutes I '1 s Outdoor weather proof, if one goes out the rest stay lit.. ed light multiple set yi QQ $6.00 Value 79c Value v the flexible plastic twigs fit neatly onto individual branches. Each branch joins with the correspondingly numbered trunk 25 r .... 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