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Show c S " -- MOTHER OF Deriver-CoV- e Fort Road Link beVerly TO In Controversial Stage Still FACE CHARGES - HOLLYWOOD (UPl) Beverly Aadland's incensed mother will of freedom on enjoy a week-enb bail efore facing arraignment Monday on charges she induced her teen-ag- e daughter to lead a f 11 wayward life. Platinum-haireMrs.! Florence Adland was released' on $1,050 bail Friday after Superior Judge John G, Barnes granted a con tinuance of her arraignment she . needed time to find a lawyer. As Mrs. . Adland left for her crackerbox aoartm nt, she told police she had to 'ijaish home to check if there were strangers j.j there. "When I was gonj once before, I got home to find 'b man taking a shower in my bathroom. He was a perfect stranger to me but he said he was a Mend of Bev erly. I chased him kut anyway,' j d 1 - .X , . s s, . r T if ft -- v .. ' If Ttlf r- d De-cau- se i I , , , f h' " ia HI DENVER i w ...V b (UPI)--Ell- is HJ firf tv., 542-mi- . Feathered - Arsonist1 r daughter, -n- globeitrot-tin- g e-time companion of late actor Er-rn y Fiynni While Mrs. Adland basked in freedom, ,Beverly remained ' in custody at ' Juvenilesj Hall, which will be her home at least until May 5 when Judge Donald Odell will determine who will have custody of her until she is 18. , ol : hike PEACE MARCHERSSome of the 40 peace marchers making a 111. . from Great Lakes, to Chicago are shown as they arrive in Evanston, 111., Friday. The demonstration, by American Friends Servrces Committee and Felr lowship of Reconciliation, is designed to p rotest nuclear arms race and to urge world disarmament. A similar group in England, but larger, is now bn a Serald-UP- I nuclear protest! march and will' arrive in Trafalgar : Square, Monday. 35-mi- le .1 red 54-mi- le " l Telephoto) . v Negro Leaders Plan Future Course of Demonstrations NeRALEIGH, N.C.; (UPI) gro leaders from over the South 'met here today to plan the future camcourse of their and sitdowns of picketing paign against lunch counter segregation in southern stores. The 200 students from 10 southern states were expected to form a new organization to carry forward their campaign to "remove the stigma of Wack." They also discussed a proposed boycott-lik- e movement of "selective' buying, from those stores where one can Moab Boy, 2, Run Over By Truck, Killed ' . 1 auuJ j: uigniiy vviin uuy spect." A seni They met against a backdrop of trouble. iJi.;.-- !! ,- it ChineseReds iPart Strip Tease Act Offered Of World Revolution, Says General Rich CAMP WILLIAMS (UPI) Maj. Gen. Maxwell E. Rich, told state adjutant ge Utah's Honorary Colonel Advisory Corps today Chinese Communists are not patriots but part of a neral, For 'Charity' -- Debutantes (UPI) .1' took sides today in a controversy "world revolution."(r. Gen Rich, speaking at tlhe fiset off by the news that a' strip at nal day of the 'Airlericanism Up tease act r will be a here, traction at next Thursday's World Front" seminar underway to a be not it is said possible Refugee Ball. Communist and have any respect Night-clu- b stripper Claire Never for the basic virtues 'and values is scheduled to perform in a room off the main ballroom of the Chinese civilisation. "People insist oa, believing that Guests who have paid the .$9 gen govemntientsl operate Communist eral admission will have to get up of national interests, terms in another 70 cents to Y watch her Gen.. Rich said "H saidone of .. .peel. Her clothes will be auctioned as the basic themei of Communism she takes them off for the bene is world revolution land not' inter- ly satisfaction of fit of i the World Refugee Fund. : I am appalled and disgusted," ests. . The Raleigh City Cotincil Friday night adopted an ordinance restricting picket, activity after a White divinity student, .Johnij J. Northrop of Rochester, N.Y.; was attacked while walking with Negro pickets along Raleigh's main .. street.' '. - Whites Picket Pickets At Savannah. Ga., members of a local white citizens council group began picketing Negro pickets. One of them predicted trouble today because "plenty of us cracker; boys will be off our jobs on Saturday and be downtown." The Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.j president of the Southern Christian leadership conference of Atlanta and the most widely . LONDON side-sho- w . ; ' said Kerry-Jan- e Ogilby, a sponsor of ehe ball and leader of the antiGreen! Returns Never faction. "It's unforgivable Gary act at an To Long Beach Base to stage a strip-teas-e known of the Negro attended by dis important ball, v LONG BEACH, Calif; leaders in the South, j op- tinguished people- Gary three-day ened the meeting here "I r wouldn't be surprised if L. Green, seaman,! USN; son of some of our guests walk out. I'm Mr.v and Mrs. R. Cl! Green of 392 Friday night with a, call for "seA MOAB (ITPD ;! lective buying. going! to' do all I can to have this E. State road, Pleasant Grove, Moab boy was run over by a "Our wanting to sit at a lunch stopped." has returned to Long Beach, Y aboard the destroyer USS garbage truck and killed Satur- counter is a civil right and not Calif. ar who Orde, Jan Campbell a social privilege," he said; "Our ranged the ,strip act, said . she Cusihine af tea a sixHmontfa. tour day. The victim was George Mitch-c- U ultimate end imust be the; crea- doesn't think: it will shock the of dutywith the. U.S. Seventh ton of Mr. tion of the beloved i community. guests of honor at the ball, who Fleet in the Western Pacific. Gray, withof and Mrs. George Gray. The mis- The tactics will include U. S. Ambassador ' of non violence Trailer in the occurred out' Ray's spirit hap' John Hay Whitney. Out of Orbit Court in Moab. The Grays re- Pmay indeed become a new kind "I must admit I've never seen n court. violence." trailer the side in of , a stripper in action, but I don't !i Students Speak Out think it will be too shocking," The driver of the truck was Most of the conferences at she said. "I assume that certain listed as John Lee Berger, 18, Shaw University (Negro) here standards will be observed." of Moab: Officers were continuing their were closed to allow the students to speak out about their .experiinvestigation of the mishap. ences in the I' 40 southern comSessions munities represented. were also- planned,- however, at Lake Man To ' Raleigh's downtown Memorial 'Au- THE VERDICT ditorium adjacent to the Shaw Noj because of his own conHead Utah Dentists ' campus. tributory negligence. ,The court The Rev. Ralph Abernathyi a said any sensible farmer, seeing : OGDEN Moses leader in the (UPa)- -r tr. Negro boycott! of such a fire, would take action L : Salt Lake Thatcher, City, was segregated city buses ' at Mont- at once because" if left burning, elected president of the Utah gomery, Ala:;five years ago, said no man can telh whither it will 'State Dental Assn. Friday during tht action, of Negro students in go oriwhat it will destroy." Only concluding sessions of the group's this country will ," help the people a fool, said the court, would trust convention here. of Africa gain their freedom. 7 to the stability of the wind. Dr. Thatcher succeeds Dr. Rus"The Fricans feel they will inot (State laws vary, For person-sell B. Petty; Ogden. The 1961 be free until it is that way in al guidance, see - your- family I'M HAPPY TO SAY WE'VE meetings will be ield in Salt Mississippi," ihe said. "We said. lawyer.) SOLVED Lake City the first week of May. "We must' remove the stigmi of THE (Copyright 1960, General FeaPROBLEM ISlR Ii black." tures Corp.)' - 1 anti-segregati- on j " two-year-o-ld (R-Vt.- ), . j yfRESEARCH i Indus(UPI) declined as expected in March due mostly to cold weather and snow. The of one per cent, shown In the Federal Reserve Board's index of factory, mine and utility output issued Friday centered in consumer goods. WASHINGTON trial production . XTA i NENANA, Alaska (UPIV At was tNenna tiikie, "'tut that sign somet instant within the next few hasn't helped al bit." weeks, the ice of the frozen seve-a- l will-g- Usuallyi persons Tan'na Hiver here will! crack and toget"W to forpi a guessing . rl begiijv to move. 'cor- poration, investing hundreds . of moment, dollars.ior hundreds of guesses. f Ihatprecisely by an electroniia device Las't year's lucky guess was attached to a tripod in the center worth $113,000, divided by a numrf the river, will make somebody ber of 'corporations" and indi-- i rich.; It also will ' mark the first viduals who had picked the same ' legalized Nenana Ice Pool in tiroes Alaska history. The earliest date! of the ice The object of this frontier gam-blin- i: breakups was April 20, 1940. Th game is to guesi the day, latest breakup! was bn May 16, hour and minute that the river ice 1945. give:! way to spring. Oldtimers feel an early spring The big game is to! Alaskans in the, air this year and figure what) the Irish Sweepstakes are a good guess isx tha the ice will toMreland. The Ice Pool, which move by May II. has beached f $150,000 proportions in rocent years, has been an annual- event since" 1913 when a groulp' of engineers initiated the game as an exciting wayl to signal' the arrival. of spring, Until" this year, the Nenana ice classic 'lias gone its own way with! Alaskans looking the other wayi lest r they - spot any. legal obstacle. The 1960 Alaska legislature decided, notwithstanding the - ' ' ' H new state's law and An 'unidentl-- ; OGDEN (UPI) Gov.! William Eagan's veto, to i. sanctify the ice lottery with a' fied man burned to death early in hobo a shack in; Ogden's statute which also legalizes bingo today jungle area alongj the Weber games "and 'raffles. ' ' L One senator, John Mcness of River.1 A badly charred body was reNome, still believes the ice pool isn'i! legal and he expects the; law covered after! the shack was con-- 1 designed to legalize it along with sumedi by flames, police said it bingo games and raffles will be; was doubtful that fingerprints hauled into court. But apparently j could be takfen to estatlish identhe 11960 Ice Pool will be settled tification, although it was ten before any serious court action is tatively believed the victim was i. underway. a California man. f Legal Temporarily The Ogdeii Fire. Department " . Although the guessing game is was notified of tlhe blaze at 4:55; i at least femporarily legal or per- a. aiu time firemien ar? By th haps, because it's legalj there xis rived the shack, was reduced to? i evidence- it is less attractive. ' j smoking embers. leach giv-The i tickets, - At believed a first neighbors ing the buyer it guess fct the day,; second man was in the' shack hour and minute the ice will but it turnedi out he was away are selling at a slower at the time, ftiove ' j pace thari in past years, v At Anchorage, a druggist handling a block of tickets said, "I TURKEYS SZiiM, just can't understand it I doubt Guaranteed Ranch Fresh if we're going to sell half of what or AC Phone' AC we have left.", A spokesman for la department MORRILL TURKEY RANCH store said he posted a big sign 1290 West 4th South Orem in the window, to remind folks it f - N . - v-- : - I ?x , Man Burns To Death In Hobo yungle i! 1 r-- anti-gambli- ng i.-- ;. r l if. J - - . one-doll- ar . . J j SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - i i The gram from' Washington D.C. But the Calif orniacourt denied California Supreme Court has refused to stay the Mayj 2 execution their request without comment date of author-conviCaryl within hours of the message's his Chessman during jlpth appeal delivery. to the U. S. Supreme Court. George T. Davis, Ian attorney The stay was sought Friday by fired by Chessman, met with the the prisoner's attorneys, A. L. prisoner, but no peace pact beWirin.of Los Angeles and Rosalie tween thej two feuding men' was v. Asher of Sacramento, in a tele announced.! ' " .? teen-ag- e sisters to the a sex. for change operahospital COURT REFUSES TO STAY; CHESSMAN'S EXECUTION . ,..'..''''." fol- low, her j Readers Court :. will eventually lll 1 , ; prediction that Anton-iettaChiave- : tion: ;' .!..: Antoniefcta's youth prevents immediate surgery, but) there is little douibit that she will undergo A spokesman DENVER (UPI) the operation which transformed for the family of Adolph Coors sisters! into brothers." IH, said today a substantial re- her ward! may; be offered for information about the fate of the mil- PRODUCTION DECLINES -- - reply por-Fe- b. i Alaskan Ice Pool Becomes $j 50,000 Gambling Venture , . -- A 1 TOPEKA, Kans. -- Kansas Gov. to Docking's George Gov. All former from charges that Docking is too M; Lan-dofree in" gr an ting executive clem' house roof. ency to-- r death rowi prisoners: BIG BUCK HUNTER "If Landon feels fchat way albout Mr. it I'll give him the job of official WARREN. Wis." (UPI). and Mrs. E. L. Iverson finally hangman. It pays $100 for each found their son Richard, four hanging and I'll 'j throw in free hours after he wandered into the cigarettes. woodsr Thursday night and asked the 2V4 year old boy, wjhat he NEW YORK Burglar Gilbert had been doing. 24 caught because he" Sprinter, "Hunting bucks," he sad. was stalled by a nude model who NOTHING. plied him with scotch: ALL FOR .1 "I'm" a thief with honor Police Sgt. LONDON (UPI) halve tothe in attacked wouldn't girl." Stanley Horrocks, writing Police Review, of the issue day's Sen. George WASHINGTON that "While studycomplained examinations that deAiken D. for stating promotiori ing he became a fingernail bter, "de- spite an ajdministration proposal veloped occasional hand tremors, to provide government health aid developed styes in his eyes, got to the aged, he does not believe a pain in his back, andi wound President Eisenhower has accept-- : up with bloodshot eyes poring ed the idea: over law books for 300 hours. "If he's buying it, he's not buyHorrocks said, he ing it very fast." Besides. flunked. A sargeon's OHIETIt Italy lionaire brewer, missing since Feb. 9 and presumed kidnaped. The spokesman said no decision had been made on the possibility of a reward. 'Coors disappeared while enroute from his spacious foothills home to the family's, brewery and ,9. He is presumed to have , been kidnaped. r -!- , this page. By United Press Internatinal Information On Coors Sought; Reward Planned Hn For the actual court decision, see verdjet elsewhere on Firemen said the blaze in the local railway station was set by a bird which carried a lighted cigarette to its nest on the ware ce - T VT?.5 Quotes in The News ed xx smoking in' bed. . Salt "Why should , FINE FEATHERED ARSONIST SNARESTONE STATION Eng Cause of fire: bird land (UPI) . non-violen- j th ?" he shruircred. Armstrong, "here for the 44th I owed fio them Ac ww dntv . fn. .A,,t' annual convention of .the .Colorado ZTr ' iui i unit jfarm, I figured" W as it safe noted because of that of the Engineers Society . J 1T A "V TI XTPAit i - t r .r. w . when interstate system is com iiAixuiN FROM THE LULLUi DAMCiES will in Americans 175, plete RA LROAD ? Weigh both sides. Then mark your verdict : travel 1.2 trillion miles at a cost If ; Suspected . two-year-o-ld 1 : mere-nation- al ,r i J !way. d 3-d- ay, ;a le t v- .'.V?flJSSP ! j . V.'. SUNDAY, APRIL 17, 1960 Utah County. Utah Readers Court i By United Press International of $75 billion. DREAMERS she said. SWANLEY JUNCTION Eng V The 53 - year - old I woman spent land (UPI) Men walked the Thursday,, night in county, jail afhighways near here ter police arrested Her on a dis- today carrying signs iwhicji, read: trict attorney's complaint. She VNo traffic jams in (Scotland. was charged with contributing t) The men are employed by Scotthe delinquency of her 17,- - year-ol- tish tourist agencies, f-- SUNDAY HERALD i auto-clogg- V 2 R. Arm stretch of highway for which a I Utah former highway di route has not, yet been selected. Bv WILT, RERTSIAnn strong, rector who is now commissioner Mark U. Watrous, chief engiWhenlFarmer Hanson of the U.S. Bureau of Public neer for the Colorado Highway riffht-of-wa- v. the railroad's his Roads said here today that the Department, agreed that no recDenver-Cov- e Fort link in the in ommendations on the route have thp direction of the wind. It was blowing away from his tarm. Relieved, he dismissed the matWfrnm u terstate highway system was still yet been received. The Denof a segment quite controversial, But the wind shifted. The next time' Hanson looked!1 Angeles interstate ' route his own Armstrong gave no estimates ver-L6- s property was ablaze. ; cu the cost of tne inz mue was added to the interstate proLater he with the it provision that gram, demanded'.'damages from t(ie rai road. not be built - until the original "Obviouslv the iffr-nation-wid- e "was highway system Chuckle arrestor.on a train,' he said in court. "That'i the railToday's completely financed. Armstrong road's , responsibility 'I ,said this would be in 1975. There has been a growing " countered .the-rai- l move, however, to get earlier fi- road. shonlH fhbvo' done somethine wheii "He he first nancing of the C Cove Fort high- - sawl the fire." n .. r'7 Mi ZALE'S 18 16 ; SPECIAL OPPORTUNITY! ct y . ' mm , j i - (BUM T( : . 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