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Show 'f-t'"- -- - A SUNDAY, MARCH 20, 1960 Utah County. Utah SUNDAY HERALD 9 Film Airliner Forced to Dive 300 Feet to Avoid Midair Collision With a Jet Director Killed In Rome THE LADY AND THE GIANT By Clarence Budington Kelland -- I e !S fc? Chmct Uita Kdh4 $ W5 The, was Sherry Carter suffered wrenched three children had died the giant Boeing Stratocruiser ' wa necks when the four-engiairr Tell City crash. : at its , regular air wave j flying liner plunged sharply to avoid rmet Ice show who officials him route of 16,KKL feet over, Lansina ' .' Y , the jets. in New York said Chalfen barely Air Traffic Coa. had Chalfen, promoter of the "Holfrom New York to iday' on Ice" show, was in Europe be in a state of shock.- -' The trol clearance r when he learned- his wife and grieving promoter sobbed openly St. Paul. ' the spokesmen Suddenly, said, as he was led to the New York-to-S- t. the jets headed "right at the Paul plane." RELEASE FISHERMEN Northwest officials said 'the plane at the same altitude." The TOKYO (UPD airliner made a diving right turn, Japanese fishermen i now detained in the Rethen continued to" St. Paul. LABOR PEACE ASSURED will Korea be released public jOf at the end of the month,, South STOCKHOLM, Sweden (UPD SPRED SATIN Korean Ambassador; Yiu Tai Ha The Federation of Employers and ' SPRED LUSTRE said Friday night. Yiu said 167 the. Trade reached fishermen in Pusan who have agreement today following three completed sentences imposed for months of wage talks, thus assur35 North 2nd Wert fishthe "Rhee violating Wallpaper Headquarter ing Sweden, of another two years ery line" would be sent home. without a labor conflict. en . I Richard (UPD Riedel, 53, an Academy Award nominee for best art direction in ' Pillow Talk," was .killed Friday in an automobile accident outside Rome, Italy, it was reported here. Universal- - International Studies disclosed the fatal smash-u- p ot curred while Riedel was scoutirig locations for a new movie, j"Bacjk Street." He leaves his widow Helen, Encino, Calif. Italian rilm technician :,Two Piero Musetta and Pasq'uale were killed withi Riedel, aiid a' fourth passenger, Foster Phin-- i ney, a U-- I production assistant j suffered critical injuries. HOLLYWOOD KariM.4 7U Cwta NWnlmi Copwy by among the 73 persons husband and father feted about a Northwest Airlines of four olane crash victims al-- , stratocruiser when it dived 300 most followed his z zd ' nes in vio- feet to avpid crashing with two lent death Friday night. . National Guard jets. ' Morris C. Chalfen, Minneapolis, Chalfen's wife, and thiee children were killed Thursday when f ' an another Northwest Airliner AIR FORCE LAYOFF turbo jet Electra WASHINGTON (UPD 'The in the air over Telldisintegrated City, Ind., Air Force Air Material Com- and Crashed into a farmer's field. mand plans to lay off 2,377 civi-- ( nine other persons died in lian employes, most of them by theFifty Tell City tragedy. the end of. April, at six bases. Northwest - officials here said The command; which has head- the n Friday . night Air occurred while, the airliner was quarters at Wright-Patterso- n Force Base in Dayton, Ohio, will flying at 16,000 feet over Lansing, cut its employment roster to 310,-00- Mich. the Air Force announced FriA passenger, Margaret Higgins, and stewardess Minneapolis, day. ST. PAUL, Minn. (UPD Sw NEA fcy In the afternoon there came THE STORY: Orrin Applegate knock atj my door. Upon Witanother Lossie best friend and his ' ' ' a man entered invitation, Cissie Madam nessed my Oscar, and fashionably erect He was the tali, Janeway's butter, practicing ' ' dressed. deadly art of knife throwing and now they learn 'that Oscar "Mr' Applegate?" he said. had once performed in a medi"How do you do, sir?'! I incine show, "which is now in Syra- quired, n cuse. These events in some way Gideon Weeks," is name seem to dwindle in comparison to he"My said. "I hav$ seen you, frethe discovery of the Cardiff Giant quently in our audiences, accomon Stubby Newell's f arm. panied by a charming young lady." 'j--''.:,-. him then, ,: of I recognized ' XV'-:;, seemed to be the Hannum - said, "I'm payin, on course. He - or proprietor of the behalf of me and others $37,000 manager a j jwell as one of medicine show, s interest' jn the for a It was he who entertainers. its critter; George ; here agrees we didi the actual, selling of the botshall take over management 'n' of medicine while he pertles handle, all business matters. Acformed quite startling feats of counts to be rendered every was an un ttrep tnWhs. Kind of eot the legerdemain. He man with burn- best of P. T. Barnomi," he said,J usually handsome; side whiskers and a humorous. with a shrewd, grin.. "He wanted it fur that New York ready smile. Losjsie had thought, on that day when we had seen museum of hisn." the debark from the packet venture to say ye haven't boat!trpupe she had seen him before that heard the last of him," Hull re- in other circumstances, and now ! j j , i B-sil- e, ne 1 ! ' i: " . j in i . A -- j j -- near-collisio- , s Union-Congres- WRIGHT'S - 0, so-call- ed . . 'two-third- self-atissfl- ed YOU 'I marked dryly. "Next to Bob that! scrutinized him close1 at he's the man I admire hand I;I felt that I, too, had enmost. Got rich bamboozlin' countered him somewhere in the past. It was an elusive impression. "Do I you mean,"! I asked un"And how may I serve you, Mr. diplomatically, "that the Cardiff Weeks?" V. ;; v 'l uiani is a swincuer he said, "that , "I understand," 'Some says yes," HuM replied. lawyers sometimes accept cases "Some says no. Me, I got no and agree to speculate on the opinion. The stronger they argy outcome. I mean they agree to r fy the more dollars roll in." take as their fee a share of the "Git to whizzin', Orrin," Han- sum awarded as (damages. " ' num saidi impatiently. "A contingent fee," I said. "It , v ". I took follscap paper and wrote is done." "Would you accept a case on rapidly.. J wanted to impress these men with my ability, so I wrote that basis, Mr. Applegate?" without hesitation. But that was a "That," I told him, "would mistake. When I had completed depend upon the nature- of the two copies for their signatures and case and the probability of winthey had signed and Hannum had ning a verdict." "Of course," lie agreed. "It is given Hull his check for "the purcase of personal injury. A small a chase price, Hannum coughed dryyou have ?een him ; he is boy ly. "Haw much do I owe ye, - v.:.'-.-our mesmeric Orrin?" subject was struck of one down Whitman's drays, by "Five dollars," ,1 said boldly. driven at reckless "Fur a job ye done like greased druriken driver." - speed . by lightin'? Give ye "Do you," I inquired, "stand "What you're paying me for is loco parentis to this boy?" knowinig what words to use. My "No," he replied.' "He is a price is $5." V c .!" .' homeless orphan that Slgnor Hannum scowled an instant ; Manetti befriended." Signor Ma- then slapped his thigh and bel- netti was their mesmerist. lowed. "Bub," he said, "that's "Before he would be permitted 1 ex-the way to talk upJ Make up to . figure in a lawsuit, wo Id be necessary your mind what you're wutih V plained,- "it never let nobuddy beat ye daown. for the court to! appoinri a guar- You'll be gittiq' more business of dian ad litem." mine." r ,. h 4 He nodded his understanding and proceeded to! recite to me the' details of the accident and .the names of witnesses who would j be willing to testify to what they bad 'seen. j. ..j. v j I "How seriously is the child in- A GET FURNITURE ll, CHAIR FREE IN THE1 0T70MAN WITH & AMOUNT OF THE PURCHASE OF OR MORE! - - - OFFER $119.00 31st. EXPIRES MARCH sucltf-ers.- " . ; j Pc. WESTERN ; ? . SOFA AND ROCKER HEAVY NAUGAHYDE COVER :.. i.i 2 End Tables, 1 Cocktail Table, Solid Birch Arms. Sofa Matching Chair. -- . i , SET ''..'-;.- . ' - . 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