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Show Prison lnmae Convicted On Escape Charges Thunderstorms: Brinq Tornadoes I it TheiNbrth least two Cape Girardeau homes By United Press International which Thunderstorms produced were damaged by lightning. In the .northern tornadoes plains Lightning killed Dedric Solberg, and killer lightning fin the Mid- 26, as he Valked across a farm west continued through the night field near (Elk Mound, !Wi$., to ', .!; Saturday. close the windows of his car beFlash i floods followed heavy cause of a sudden ., thunderstorm! rains' In parts of Dixie. Atlanta measured 1.49 inches of There was no relief from the heat in ' the Southwest, where Las rain. Cedartown, Ga., had 5 inches in nine hours, causin. Vegas, Nev prepared for its 19th oKrain flash familie flooding. straight day of temperatures were, evacuated Several f rem homes a above 100 degrees." The tempera-tur- e Cedartown civil aui and defense climbed above the 100 mark rescued ' three" persons at Tulsa, Altus, Hobart and Heft-- , thorities a from flooding basement beauty nessy, Okla. in downtown section. the Tornadoes were sighted near shop Ada, Moorhead and Hendrum, Minn.; and two seen near Ashley, N. D but there no reports oft v ' I ji ? L' Goldwater jrftlce The Ang ry Words Rig By LYLE C. WILSON United Press International WASHINGTON (UPD r-- You thirtk Sen. SALT LAKE, CITY (UPD that! A might Barry Gold took the angry Utah State Prison inmate was water convicted on escape words right out Of the mouth of Thursday by a Third District Court Sen. Everett McKinley Dirksen J. ). Jury. H. Clay Hughes Jr., 25, Okla Sen. Everett McKinley Dirksen homa City, Okla.,' will: be sentenc- has mouthed some of the smoothed .July 30. I , est words of record. But he can be sharp on occasion as, for exEvery Swedish citizen of 16 ample; in the 1952 Republican Nayears and older is a member of tional Convention; when Dirksen the country's compulsory health accused Eastern liberal Republi-an- d Thomas E. insurance program. This covers cans in general most of the dojetor's fees, hospital Dewey of New York, in particutreatment, and cost of drugs. A lar, of wrecking Republican elecallowance is tion chances in 1944 and 1948. j small daily tax-fre- e Dirksen was Reading with the given during the period of illness. (R-Ari- z.) charges - - (R-m.- j delegates to bypass Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower; the choice of Eastern party liberals, and to nominate for president, Mr. Republican, Sen. Robert A. Taft. Dirksen pointed to Dewey sitting among the hundreds of delegates and roared: your hearts before We folyou take this action lowed you before and you took us down the path to defeat." Goldwater Denounces: Conference Goldwater wouldn't know about that because he wasn't there. His bow on the. national political stage was still somewhat in! the future. But listen to Goldwater as he denounces the All Republican Conference (ARC) that met this week j "Re-exami- at the Eisenhower farm: and demns the ARC project to form, a policy making National Republican Citizens Committee. Goldwater sees the Eastern liberals again seeking to kidnap the Republican party and to bar conser vatives from the council tabled ne ... v con- Denouncing NRCC, Goldwater ut of Dirlcsenis Mouth ing election figures in support of the argument that the liberal, Eastern modern, Republicans have, in! fact, damage,d the party by a tendency toi tag along behind the' Democrats in labor, spending, and welfare areas. The survey cites notes that from 1940 to 1960 the Republicans lost 13 of 17 national elections. Survey Notes Record "This is the re:ord," the survey continues, "nu de by the leadand ership and policies of me-to-o modern From Republicans. .. said: j j "These are the same people who caused most of our present party troubles. It is unthinkable that they should be given another! opportunity to lead us down the s path of political destruction.' j 1936 to 1953, Recommended reading for originated and provided and other Republican con- welfare and other federal bene- servatives are a couple of recenk SUNDAY. J UI .Y 8; 1962 reports of The Dunn Survey cit Utah Coumy Utah ; j Democratic-administration- Gold-wat- er .fits to growing millions ol people. Every Republican setback was explained by Republican leaders as due to growing masses of .people voting Democratic in j return -- ? for benefits ' received labor, A farm and welfare. "In contrastj while the number of beneficiaries of such Democratic policies ' increased by millions there was no increase in ' the . .. vote for president: 1936, 27.5 mil lion; 1940 27.2 miUion; ,1944, 25.6 million; 1948, 26.4 million ' (in cludes Truman, Thurmond, Wall1952, 27.3 ace); million." ' SUNDAY HERALD 11 damage. Wind gusts up to 50 miles an hour lashed the Fargo, N. D., area.- uuuuucu UUUUVJ ' Fla., I2.28Jacksonville, inches of rain measured Saturday. Columbia, Mo., had 1.75 inches. ' Cap Girardeau, Mo., had 2.10 ' Inches of rain in six hours.' Sid Foss, 68, was electrocuted when he picked up a fallen (wire. At JU U IJi Uzi izs Ll Major Clues Found In Kidnap Death TORRANCE, Calif. D) Po- (UPD lice laboratory ' technicians today worked on the first "major break.' in the kidnap slaying of Dorothy Gale Brown, a white candy-stripe-d dress and pink hair ribbon. The apparel was discovered inside a beer can floating off Huntington Beach by the daughter of Mrs. s Richard Shanklin. The woman Washed the dress before she heard of the Brown slaying. r But officers said; it may be possible to get fingerprints from the .., .).,., hair band. 4 .: The nude body of the child who never returned from a bicycle ride Tuesday was discovered the rn nwinir av in the! ocean off Corona Del Mar, Calif. The beach is about 30 miles south of her home here. "W hava ftolt all Inner thaf tho recovery of Dorothy Gale's attire, or any portion of it, would help immeasurably in tracing the slay? Jer,,, said Police Chief Percy G. Bennett. The dress was in perfect condition. Its four buttons were intact. But. police have' failed to find the child's underclothing. Police, going on the assumption that the child wad kidnaped and , . Mothers . . . bring your child to our store Monday or Tuesday from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Multiple pictures will be taken. The picture of your choice will be entered in the contest!. .1 " i ! EVERY! ENTRY WINS A FREE PICTURE OF HER CHILD i 1 rnrvn fflICi QK-- , - .11: MILES been dumped from a more prone are But. officers boat. . f 1 Jt 1 nJ was uscu. KO ininK an- BUiomooue "We believe the kidnaper drove the little girl to Corona Del Mar, dumped her body in the ocean and then drove north," said Bennett. The killer probably disposed of the clothing during several stops along Groups. UP TO 2 YEARS OF AGE 2. the fabric! TRIPLE-CYCL" Au- DIAL; E for light, regular or heavily Underwater Lint Filter removes lint where forms -- under water jo 3. E DUAL Detergent and Bleach Dispenser j Water ;Levl 'Control saves water, bleach detergent for partial loads j TRIPLE-ACTIO- V T BIG OUT i ' Pictures Must Be Taken At Our Store Under The Complete Direction and All Entry H X KNoramMr tflf Giant Ovan Capacity Roasts a turkey, bakes 6 pies at once. Broils ln stantly without Easier Oven Cleaning-Ov-en door lifts oft Broil unit removes for easy cleaning 30-lf- au Rinsing All Chil pre-heatl- dren Will Be Photographed in Sequence of Arrival. ' - FREEZER FREEZER SUPER-SPAC- REFRIGERATOR DOOR NEW MAGNA-SEA- L ACS AGE U S 2 GLIDE-OU- T SHELVES HANDY ROLLERS FOR EASY CLEANING With Trade GIANT 20 CU. FT. HOTPOINT FREEZER Model ; Po-es- s J 7A Yyir 8. The Decision of The Judges is Final. Ghildl 'A f . Dim .r Mmsm, ' ; ,;. "Hi FK 100 ; SAFETY LATCH INTERIOR LIGHT 2 SLIDING I BASKETS BUILT-I- N LID LOCK .! jlJLL on tflheirs:1 -J- Standard Wldo Carriage AIX. MAKES 1 Discount prices on New . . Portable Typewriters LLOYD'S TYPEWRITER CO. HZ "West . Center Provo ...... " ... , .. mam Oiress - , . 1;. n- -n n (? fn biUVJ fo) ? 6864.B. CAPACITY li m, y ifAh f:;!-:m.,.- TYPEWRITERS timer-Applian- j Anyone Connected With These Companies Are Eligible To Enter Contest. LIGHTING ut ; 7. No Children Of Employees of Hotpoint or Utah Hardware & Home Furnishings, or CRISPERSl THIS CAPACITY FOR ONIY This Judges. SKEIVES TWIN PORCELAIN Mode! CK65C Picture. 6. Judging By Impartial Panel of Three j E J ' ZERO DEGREE B. Pushbutton Recipe Heat-Gi- ves you pre else heat needed for every kind of sua face cooking. Fast, safe, clean Plus ...Minute outlet' Lighted back panel Storage drawer BACKED BY THE HOTPOINT GUARANTEE OF SATISFACTION If yeu ar not eomplttiy satisfi.d with th pwfomwnc. of your ntw Hotpoint appll-nand notify ut within 90 days Of th. data of purchase, we will replaca it with a comparabla modal at no cost you. Picture Will Be Returned At No Charge. 13 OlJ FT - 2 DOOR 105-L- Speedy 2600 Calrod Unit boils a can of soup in just 65 seconds WITH TRADE I 5. Parent selects Contest SPACE AGE REFRIGERATOR Turns oven on and off automatically at times you select You can be miles away the meal's ready when you get home I 111 ytaim! ; f Oven Timing Clock Discretion of The Contest Photographer. WITH TRADI All 30"" FLAMELES3 ELECTRIC RANQQ WITH AUTOMATIC j. RB35-- C tub capacity 10-L- Be Accompanied By 4. No Prearranged Appointments. . '..'.. - NO-FRO- ST have bypassed Utah; and all was believed. to be concentratin" A the blast area. ed, i Lynn Thatcher,- chief of 'the . Division of the Utah Deof Health, said today partment f. there bad been no .!. significant change in Salt Lake's radioactivity reading. 1 The Utah Highway Patrol added that reports any roads had been closed were unfounded. AN floats soil up and out of tub not through wash j No Effect On Utah Area, Claim San-citati- C gL f I Nevada Blast Has - ,Mc.tL,ORClA'N I I Dry PUSHBUTTON ' Must gives you proper wash settings FULL-TIM- All Children Parent or Guardian, soiled clothes non-unio- fall-j,o- FROM 5 TO 10 YEARS OF AGE tailors the wash time to SALT LAKE i CITY (UPD The underground nuclear explosion in Nevada Friday apparently had no effect on Utah,h, jj ;Jf A radioactive cloud which formed after the blast was believed to i FROM 2 TO 5 YEARS OF AGE Barber Loaves Small Fortune In Shop, Bank Book : COTHS Children to Compete in One of Three Age AUTOMATIC WASHER thorities sought clues today to the background of la barber who left $111,000 hidden in his shop and in a , bank account when he died last Sunday. Prokopy (Peter f Dema ran a n r, shop and reon watches side. He the paired told some- - people he was born in Russia, others that he was born in China. State records1 list his birthplace as Juneau, Alaska. Public Administrator Con Shea filed a petition Friday to be named administrator of Dema's estate since he apparently had no close relatives. y He collapsed in a movie theater Sunday and died of a heart attack, Authorities found $71,000 in cash "in his cluttered shop, and another $40,000 in a local bank. IF i may have two-chai- THIRD PRIZE WINNERS IN EACH OF THREE AGE GROUPS! SECOND FIRST j SAN FRANCISCO (UPK - IWSIHIII r the highway, he added. . ABSOLUTELY FREE! 1 f I! ; nn n rnv? f? I IF?IhiifDi Ml 3SW : , - - - r ' |