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Show SUNDAY HERALD SUNDAY, JUNE 3, 1962 Utah County. Utah f' ZOO By United Press International Heavy rains and rnelting hail soaked parts of the. plains and Dixie Friday night and early today. Thunderclouds spread from the Rockies to the Ohio Valley of and the southeastern quarter " : i the, nation. Downpours triggered floods, in Kansas that forced evacuation of about 200 persons in three conimu-nJtle- , . ; s, including Wichita. Aiex'.Corbin, 18. son of Wichita . University President Harry Cor-bland a woman were rescued from a flooding stream near n, , f " f. ' V: ; ...yty...-.- California Woman Wins Plane Race Sunday, The men have been, on strike for the past 10 days, allegedly in a dispute over physical examinations required by the company for employes returning to work after extended layoffs. The walkout involved j about 500 coal miners at the j Columbia and Geneva mines, plus about 30 workers at Bahamas (UPI) NASSAU, the coal cleaning plant near Aileen Saunders of El Cajon, .. Wellington. who spurned a copilot over However a company spokesman Calif., e a haul, won the 12th la Salt Lake City said the com- annual women's international air pany has not been notified of the race which ended here Friday. impending return to work. Miss Saunders, who borrowed an engine for her Cessna 172 In Houston, Tex., where the race started said, "I'll tell anybody that Texas hearts are as big as their state." ' She burned out her engine flying from El Cajon to Houston. The victory was worth $1,000 to the winner. Mrs. Margaret Call of Ohio pilotBy United Press International ed her plane to a second-plac- e WASHINGTON Former Pres- finish among the 27 starters. Her ident' Eisenhower, defending the copilot was Nancy Stansbury of Integrity of his former secretary Tampa. of the Treasury, George M. Mary Ann Noah of Mission, Kan., finished third. "If Secretary Humphrey ever The winner of the three-dadid a dishonest thing, in his, life, race which included stop at Ga., Fort Lauderdale, Fla., I'm ready to mount the cross and West and and nails can the End, Bahamas, was spear put you i on a far me." complex handicap system. LONDON There were only two dropouts in Former Parliamena the race. One plane turned back tarian Lord Stonham, calling End line of people outside a bingo es- on the Fort Lauderdale-Wes- t tablishment a symbol of "modern leg and another was forced to land at Bimini on the same leg v society's greed: ult was the most bitterly sav- - due to engine trouble. age commentary on the values of that you, could imagur society ' ine." i 1.400-mil- Quotes In The News y: y Val-dost- fig-gur- a', ed ,' certainly py, don't we?' :y: - , : - . - I On Launching f . f 10-pou- I - 1 10 Youngsters c: o X, f 'V - , - s" - V j."1 - ? J,i.i v'1 4 - if ! M - . Published by Herald 190 West Fourth North Street, every afternoon, Monday through Friday. Sun-- " Sunday day, U ,i piorning.! ; -, Entered class second as the at post officer fa jnatter the act of under Utah, Provo, ,Cor---jporati- on, - .HeraW-publishe- d ' ; ?- f rMarch 3, 1879. ' - t . - - 4 4 '4" fc Subscription terms by .9- In Utah County: " Per month $1.73 C; J10.50 In advance months it One year In advance In$21.00 the :t? By mail anywhere " United States or its possessions: per month; $19.50 " for six fl.75 months la advance. . Herald telephone cumbers; car-ri-er Z ttt r VII . Orta r.'Fcr -- r JLC ; : :' ' office comber, fl departrnfictj Mi - "V Ct3 1 V: JR. - 4 . Prince Steals Show From Queen ? , v ( Sunday Midnight Deadline For Inspection Tags " . - ." . - red-plum- ed the house and he shot her in thei rifle. storyiach with a She staggered into the yard, he said, and he fired several more times until she fell about 100 yards from the house. Once a Runaway. Templeman, whose parents live in Richmond about 15 miles from here, had been living on the farm since January. He , had for the job by-- a .clergyman .because, Phillips said, he was "lazyin school" and it was hoped the .job'' would help him. Police said, the youth previously had run away from .home, but had no other trouble. cr been-recommende- . 4 Killed In Coast Fire A raging ARVIN, Calif. (UPI) fire early today destroyed a seven room frame builctyng, burning to death four persons including a baby and injuring ld threl others. Arvin, Lamoht and Greenfield battled the flames for 45 minutes befflre bringing them under cbntrbl. But.it was so hot at, the site that firemen were not able to remove the bodies until 5 a.m., more than three and a half hours after the blaze started. The victirrft were identified as a, Melecia Cblunga, 65; Trinidad and 67; Jabier Lopejs. 60, the baby, Manuel Gutierrez, son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Guterrez. Suffering first and, second degree burns were Guiterrez, Mrs. Bulo-gi- a Montemayor, 87, and Margarita Colunga, 27. Six of the occupants managed to escape, the flaming structure after Mrs. Montemayor souftded the alarm at l:2Ha.m. Cause of the fire was undetermined. Firemen from Co-lung- j UTAH APPLIANCE CO. ' features a HOOVER Smile , MOW M 1767 SO. STATE, THE FINEST CANISTER HIT f VACUUM CLEANER IN THE WORLD Special 0REM, UTAH Full Horsepower Motor ' Use TIKI Insect repellent Each Torch fuel and mosquitoes go foot pole. $2.95 each. way. "WIKI-WIK- I" (QUICKI) Complete with 6 Regularly 'sells at PLUS i HOOVER Monday Nite Special . . . 6:00 to 9:00 p.m. only.. backed by a . IN QUALITY FUU-YEA- . R each f f 'V v. .v. PRICE No. 480, Extra Leg Attachments, -- ) ' GUARANTEE! ALUMINUM CHAIR I plastic ball feet, extruded arm rests, smudge resistant. Turquoise and White. Regular 1.5 each ; BUTLT CLOSE-OU- T 1 The world's largest iron man a statue of Vulcan. Is located atop Bed Mountain overlooking this ' steel center of the; south. Vulcan is a tribute to the giant Iron and steel Industries - which have made, this deep south city one af the Industrial centers lot the 'nation. Located on UJS. 31. Vulcan towers over BIhninshara A Telescopic Wond Floats on Air 10 Sec. Bag Exchange All Steel Construction .'A Dual Purpose Floor Nozzle Noy $J 11 'OS- j Companion Chair Lounge that. In - I XI 5 Flight Big Success No. m'yyyyy Aluminum Folding, ' .. Bunting, ball and plastic feet, adjustments, extra seat brace, bumpers and foot rest. 490 ' , REGULAR 21.95 et,aiL: inIIIILA IKON MAN VULCAN ? BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (UPI) feet pedestal AL ROSSITER n 2-Year-- V A er 4 (4 Ail 11 Shoots Kills Lazy Teen-AgFamily of 3, His Benefactors .V. 4 1 the phrase of chance" implies ; a "game luck of than there greater degree is in bridge.' Even chess, 'noted the court, has some element of luck and ye. clearly not a j . chance. of game ' ' laws (State vary.) !2T MJ A. JMA A- -J re-ent-ry juvenile authorities. Several other teenagers were caught daubing paint on the dome last month. Friday's crew gained entry to the dome via the same route: un screwing a trapdoor in the ceiling of a men's rest room and climbing a ladder to the base of the dome. As state patrolmen - escorted them to earth again, one of them remarked, "Kids have been climb ing, the capitol dome for years. What's wrong with it." oa its VJI '' . , Jr., KJ Ji-- - j Caught Climbing Capitol Dome THE VERDICT No. The court-hel- d common parlance, Towns C. V- CHANCE?" Weigh both sides. Then, mark your verdict: NO ( ) YES ( ) For the actual court decision, see verdict elsewhere on this page. By 1 Reader's Court - M. minutes for the orbit. 1 . Chance to Make Full Restitution City Judge J. day delayed sentencing of a Salt Lake City woman convicted of fraudulently obtaining public assistance to give her a chance to 1 make restitution. I Lee Vina "Judge Neeley gave Smith until Nov. 23, 1962 to make restitution! to the .State Welfare Department. "The mothey of- seven was Ini-di rected to repay- 29o at the tial rate of $50 a month. but Uii ' er chairman of Project Oscari reported Oscar IIwas in orbit and transmitting over 155.993 megacy cles. He said reception appeared S.L Woman Gets Patton Neeley j Fri- Dis-cover- about 92 good and it was taking x ; -- Thor-Agen- a United Press International- CHESTERFIELD, Va. (UPD ' -I 3 '(!Si i : . . who didn't get A "lazy' teen-age- r . along in school defiantly told po' lice today that he shot and killed I ' " 4' a farm 'family of three that took I ' V in because fhey nagged him him 1 1 j hv about his chores. i EDWARDS AFB, Calif, !(UPI) . i , ,WSic i Air Force Ma j. Bob White pilotThe youth, Hugh Templeman, X15 through 16, said he ambushed the family ed the rocket , ,4 plane f touchy "nose up" maneuvers Fri from an upstairs window of their home Friday when they returned day that could help solve vehicles. for problems a shopping trip in Richmond. space from ' ' 1 4, A National He saidp he felt no remorse over Aeronautics and ' t s , ' Space Administration official said the crimes. the maneuver was designed as re- . The youth was charged with entry research for future, high al- murder and ordered to face a titude t flights of the X15, but con- preliminary hearing June 7. Asceded the tests could provide re- sistant" County Judge Pinckney entry information for orbital Sowers ordered the boy held with? V t f X out bond pending the return Mon space projects. ' W.D. However, the primary purpose day of Juvenile Court Judge the LITTLE PRINCE STEALS THE SHOW Little Prince Andrew, second in succession of Friday's flight was to test the Murphy, who will conduct I to the throne, bareheaded and dressed in blue, waves to a cheering crowd with his stability of the X15 at a high an hearing. in was arrested . mother, Queen Elizabeth II, from the balcony of Buckingham Palace Saturday as gle of attack which is the degree Templeman five about Va., County, the X15 points its nose up as it Floyd "they attended the official ceremony of Queen's 36th birthday with the traditional descends into the earth's atmos- hours after the bodies of Fred Telephoto). 'Trooping of the Colors" by the Royal Guards; (Herald-UP- I 52, his wife; Lucille, 49, phere. The maneuver is used as Hofer, their and daughter, a braking action to slow down deSue; were found on their Crystal scent. Old farm Chesterfield "I hit 21 to 22 degrees angle near here. County dairy of attack," the exuberant Major Templeman was returned here White said after the flight. It surdisHe' in to leave. LONDON (UPI) Queen Eliza official birthday is celebrated prince refused today and was questioned by debeth celebrated her official birth the summer months. Today also appeared from view, popped up. passed the previous high .attack tective John' Phillips. ' angle of 18 degrees and came day Saturday by taking the salute was the ninth': anniversary of her for another look, and waved. Used Three Weapons , 3 or 4 degrees of the 25 Within 41 The . spectators vchered has at the annual trooping the color coronation and she received he shot jHofer, Templeman said j but Prince Andrew, gun salutes for bath the birthday every movement. degrees it,, is believed the X15 can a strapping man of about 230 tilt without losing stability. An or bareheaded and dressed in blue, and coronation anniversary. pounds, with a high powered rifle, of stole the show. spectators dinary aircraft would stall at and -- killed Mrs. Hofer with a 12 Thousan ds , about 14 degrees. , The queen's birthday actually jammed the Buckingham Palace Motorist Abandons gauge shotgun. Their bodies were 21 36 areas Guards was Horse but the and iAnother of theflight of found together in the yard of their mission when, she parade April to witness the annual trooping the Car On Boulevard more than five times the speed home, about a quarter mile off a a With Motor Running color in 56 degree weather of sound was to evaluate an al- rural highway. , ... the ternative stability system. White told comparative heat wave after the girl Phillips Templeman wintry weather of the past month. - SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) The said "The system worked good... ran into the house screaming Is Seventy-tw- o persons including a Highway Patrol today ' - was at- the whole flight was- highly suc- "You shot my momma and dad-dayguardsman fainted. tempting to locate the owner of cessful." The queen was resplendent in acar Jeft parked onthe shouldThe Air Force major rocketed Phillips quoted the youth as a scarlet tunic crossed by the er of Salt Lake's Wasatch Boule- to a world record speed for saying he did not want to hurt SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) vivid kingfisher blue band of the vard for at least three hours with manned flight of 4,093 miles an the girl and had intended only to With a Sunday midnight deadline Order of the Garter, her . dark the motor running. hour last Novermber. The flight tie her up, until she attempted to ' A fisherman noticed f the car Friday took him to 3,750 m p h call police. for Utah safety stickers, the high- blue riding habit and her black, ' tricbrn hat. She rode when he passed at 7 a.rru this and 129,000 feet. of out way patrol estimates that about He said she ran to get a thousand cars have not yet been side saddle on her chestnut horse, morning. When he passed the spot inspected. Imperial, from the palace ' to the again three hours later, the car Authorities are promising traf parade grounds was still there with the motor fic tickets for all cars caught Afterwards the queen appeared idling, 'so he telephoned authori' without the yellow windshield stic- on the palace balcony f with ties. kers starting Monday morning. The 1953 , Chevrolet is registered Prince Andrew, second in sucAll motor vehicles including mo cession to the throne to watch to a Salt Lake owner, but officers torcycles and scooters must bear Royal Air Force Jet fighters fly said no One answered the telethe stickers. past. When it was over the.yourig phone at the home. LAKE CITY (UPI) Utah's capital dome seems to hoM ANTIOCH, Calif. Ross Draper, a attraction for some locmorbid to on. how he managed finally graduate from high school j at. the al teenagers. Another group of teenagers age of 82: "My spelling has improved a caught by state patrolmen Frigreat deal." day after they had scaled the uppermost point on the dome to touch the light globe at the top. Six of the youths were fined $50 each and sentenced to 20 days in jail after they pleaded guilty before a justice of the peace. The jail terms were suspended on condition that they pay the fines. The other four were referred, to (UPI) B combinathe same used in all shots before tight secur- launch, m, i , d ity regulations went into effect. An' AiTyorce spokesman refused to comment on the Oscar if JL ' 1 SALT SALT LAKE CITY a tion - gold-plate- '. with i By WILL BERNARD , x.o.:-- irl mm 1 P :,' Is bridge a game of skill or a game of chance? That question arose in a certain community as the result' of a a rich man's will. He left money for the construction-oVANDENBERG Calif. community center but specified that it hiust not be AFB, The Air Force refused to used for "games of chance." (UPI) comment on a secret ' satellite Bridge players said this did not apply to them Iftnc ; V launched Zfriday, but unofficial finally went to court to establish their viewpoint. sources reported it carried Oscar ."Anybody who describes bridge as a game of chance," trans- they argued, "just doesn't understand bridge. It callsfor II, a mitter designed to broadcast the memory, training, and imagination. Luck plays a rela word "Hi" to ham radio opera- tively minor role at most." "On the contrary," replied those who wantedbridge tors.' t mucn de The Air Force announcement banned irom the building, "tne game is very skill if his a is on What luck. good player's that a satellite was launched said pendent only that it was boosted aloft opponent holds trie aces and kings?" 1 i :. " '; ' . Reade r's Cou $ "i J : f 1 ' f V ' ? i; V ; - N s 1 , ' , 'n I , ; Air Force Has No Comment vS i reported look hap- ' . , fmwiiimn j - v :: IIIIIIWI. 4&fr' J '"y:::y: ; I pi X" ' fo-- J iy ww '' . - i ' hour and a half later. A woman stranded in her i partially submerged car also was rescued. Forty families ifled to higher ground in Park City and Kechi, Kan., five miles north of Wichita, when Chisholm Creek, poured oat of Its banks. Civil Air Patrol and defense . personnel , were civil called out, as 'merchants sandbagged their stores and boaters helped rescue families. Nearly three inches of rain drenched Tulsa, Okla., In a six- hour period 'during, the night. More than an inch of rain fell on spots In Kentucky and Tennessee, with Sewart Air Force Base near Nashville reporting almost two i. duke of over 23 , , . Hail up to baseball size bom barded Abilene, Tex., in the after- Hum-.phre- , , I noon. Lightning struck and killed a 9-year-ol- d boy Friday while he was running for shelter during a se vere thunderstorm at Zanesvttle, Ohio. A youth was A union killed DRAGERTON (UPI) by lightning while standing Saturday under 'a tree on a golf course at spokesman that striking employes of U.S. Selinsgrove, Pa. Steel's coal mining facilities in Carboa '.County are expected to return to their Jobs at midnight The NEW YORK back Windsor, looking years of marital bliss: "Are we happy? We are. Just look at us. We - rains. j ij '1 ' ' f Wichita! was. car his Corbln said swept from a low bridge and washed downstream by the torrent. He inches. A tornado was spotted southeast leaped from the vehicle and clung to a tree until "he was saved an of Pryor, Okla., in the evening during a rash of thunderstorms which pelted portions of Oklahoma and Texas with hail and driving Strikers To Return To Coal Mines .11 , J. Evacuated As Floods Strike 3: Kansas Tovns u. Hi mn SUPPLY LIMITED . . J . COME IN TODAY FOR BIG SAVINGS SEE OUR LARGE SELECTION OF UMBRELLAS and Open Friday's and REDV00D Monday's 'til 9 p.m. FURNITURE jf ; 6 j Utah County's Only Complete Outdoor Living Center Wm. APPLIANCE 4 120 ( 1 YOU CAN DtrCMO ON NORTH UNIVERSITY AVENUE Go OUt PEOVO, utvia |