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Show THURSDAY, MARCH 3, 1960 .. Utah County. Utah 2 DAILY HERALD Bv WILL BERNARD LONDON Little iStanldy, trudging behind his father on a rick ety woodeii bridcre, suddenly fell' through a rotted plank. Margaret's His father whirled around, only to see the boy splash into day the i By United Press International TWIN .'FALLS.. Idaho tUPI) Willie L. Derie, 51, Casheford, who ' . was turned into ""a human torch when his-- pickup truck crashed and caught fire, died Wednesday in a local hospital. Derie's truck burst into flames after it went out of control on a country road near BuH about 1 a.m. Wednesday. " The truck's gas. tank was located in the cab and when, it rolled over, the fuel line broke and spread gas arouzd the interior of the vehicle, It was ignited from the motor or from poor electrical wiring. ' 3 dispovered to money prob- - fiance ' j Princess (UPI) king-size- d tems of a commoner marrying x. I ' Although not a good swimmer, the father dove to the into royalty. rescue. But the tragedy was compounded. Both father learned Antony Armstrong-Jone- s ' and son were drowned. ' he must refuse a reported offer, Later the widow sought damages from the county. of $28,000 for a sampling: of his "It. was the, defective condition of the bridge that pre - engagement photographic caused these two deaths," she charged in court work. Since his new fame as . - be, j "Mavbe that did cause the son's death," conceded tha Margaret's bridegroom-ttnere s a great demand for his i cuuniy, uui iiui uic iawici o.was aut c uuu k wicu.o rie still work. it his tpoK for heroic attempt, voluntary act.j the risk, knowing there was little chance of succesb. Legal - whUe Armstrongjones studied v.i - - - - ' - V - ... . - 1 1 , o n r, c . X ) ! IS THE COUNTY RESPONSIBLE FOR, NBOTH DEATHS? Weigh both sides; then mark your verdict: NO ( ) .YES ( ) . court For the actual decision, see verdict elsewnere on this' page.: . 7 ' . BORGE BREAKS HIS TOE. RUINS CONCERT T I Ahat's Plavinq m. i Pianist-comedia- n HONOLULU (UPI) . here-fora Victor Borge, concert, broke .his toe Wednesday when he kicked a piece of coral while'1 swimming at Waikiki Beach, y '4i:. - ''-."'I- Thursday, March Morse Favored In Oregon 4 '"That shoots the concert," he quipped. 'Now Tve gotta play the PROVO whole thing with my fingers." , .'V i i - ,- Tingler, and Academy Forbidden Island. --- The '- Paramount ..... Twice Widowed Train Wreck - ' . - Odds Against Tomorrow, . with Barbara Bush. Odds Against TomorUinta and Timbuktu. row, ;! Published by Herald Corporation, 190 West fourth North Street, every afternoon, through Friday SunMonday ' Herald published Sunday day v morning. 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XpHEYENNE, Atlas intercontinental 75-fo- ot A )- bal-li- s ic missile was moved to site A l L; 1 ' 1 cant put out nYou human fires ), burn'in , , ... (D-Mass- .)- (D-Min- . j . , Lap-w4- i: , lofe." JBBF" !!. $upt. Glenn Satchwell said the segregation order, which put 4boys on; one . side of the 'aisle and on the other bus the gftls during was bus after rides, imposed drivers and parents complained sojne students were "too roman -- DOORS OPEN 1:15 Feature at 1:303:445:49 J 8:03110:17 er J Demo Governor ' i pre-conventi- on Reader's Court vote-pullin- . the odds . ra f h ff :l i jJ to care! , ( XJ . :';'.':';) y.' ; ; ) A butthey were too"- . J i , v: j, ..:, pArjiSx ' ' . loo great- v !. -- ' the aim too deadly! . j - jwastoo savage. j ! Candidate Sets Speech on Campus ' pie threat . ! . Franciosa. AC t (D-Ten- n.) AMERICAN FORK Coral Thelma j Vice-Preside- nt Talk, i - ; ' PLEASANT GROVE ; 17-fo- ot I At The Movies j . ' i i i his purse problems, he underwent royal schooling at Buckingham Palace in preparation for his . marriage to the princess, .His. teachers were reported to NEW CHICAGO POLICE CHIEF Dean Orlando Wilbe Prince Philip, an almost penWedson, left of the University of California took over niless nobleman until he married ' nesday! as actins: Commissioner of Chicago's scandal- Queen Elizabeth, and Billy Wal-lac- e n police force: Mayor Richard Daley, the millionaire commoner f scarred 10,000-mawho picked up many a nightclub right, handed Wilson a letter of appointment and the x over the past City Council was expected to give its unanimous endorsebill for Margaret ' (Herald-UP- I ment later. decade. Telephoto). I ... .i . .i'i r- One . thing Tony learned is that ' ' I Vr'h'... r ",:':' royal etiquette allows him the FRESNO, Calif. (UPI) Back waiter's of the ignoring privilege in 1922, Mrs. L. "A. Snyder was, the bill when he takes Margaret out. wife of Joseph C. Waugh. a fife- B,ut he must pay upt Such bills man on the Santa Fe passenger are mailed to Buckingham Palace. and Hubert train "The Kennedy By RAYMOND LAHR . Missionary." "On Dec. H. International ' United Press Humphrey is xassured 2 of that year, the train hit an Although" Margaret WASHINGTON BackUPI) a government income of $42,000 Symington declined to comment open switch two, miles west of once she is married, Armstrong-Jone- s, ers of rival Democratic candidates except to say that he would not Bakersfielf and Waugh was fa who earned a tidy income conceded! the. front-runnposition withdraw his name. Johnson also tally scalded by steam. as a professional photographer, today to favorite son Sen. Wayne indicated he! would leave his name The widow married another will have no, state pay. L. Morse) in the Oregon Democrat- on the ballot. j railroad man, engineer L. A. r ': He has already obeyed unwrit- ic presidential primary. "My current responsibility is Snyder. more a becomes he unless But on the floor of the Senate.'' JohnMonday v night Snyder was creten royal laws and, abandoned his he? is now than serious at the controls of Santa (candidate mated son too said. no camera career "I have pedestrian plans to in the Morse a victory regarded; Fe's "San Francisco Chief" when act in any way on the action in an occupation for a man in his 20 (Oregon vote would miniMay i the streamliner collided with a new position Oregon." mize thej importance of the prosSince neither Johnson nor Sy- truck tanker loaded with fuel' oil. .contest. pective five-ma- n The accident happened four Morse j already had been entered mington has any plans for, enter- miles west - of Bakersfield. in the Oregon primary by peti- ing other state primaries, the 4J.tion before Oregon Secretary of Oregon vote will provide the only test of, their g State HWell Appling entered six power. others under discretionary power ' Enters Nixon Name THE VERDICT granted (by state law. For the Republican presidential Yes, because? the father's resIt was immediately announced cue attempt was a natural and Adlai E. primary,. Appling named rTy'rr v that two of the( six Alonzo Hopkinr one of four Stevenson, 1952 and 1956 DemoRichard M. Nixon and foreseeable result of the boy's Democrats seeking party en- cratic presidential nominee, and GoVi Nelson A. Rockefeller of fattr The court said : ; New York. But he said Rockefeldorsement as candidate for gov- Sen. Estes Kefauver "It would have been in contrawho in ernor of Utah, will speak to 'the would withdraw. decided v December diction of the most common facts ler; Young Democrats at Brigham Other Democrats Entered against challenging Nixon, would in human experience if the father Young University at a meeting had nQt plunged into the water to t Appling also entered Senate withdraw. is tonight at 7:30 p.m. in Room 260 Democratic Leader Lyndon B. pitted Humphrey against save his child." in of Morse the Columbia District Eyring Science Center. (State laws vary.) Johnson and Sen. Stuart Syming3 on is and unopcan(COPYRIGHT 1960, two undeclared May primary Anyone interested is invited to ton 7. in on FEATURES CORP.) South Dakota June GENERAL didates, along with Sens. John F. posed attend by club officers. . , ; near Warren Air Force Base Wednesday, apparently the, first missile to be delivered o a War-re!launch sitei The Air Force said the Atlas A five - time BOISE (UPI) wajs "moved from a teraporary loser was caught trying to book missile assembly building on the . passage out of Idaho State Pri- udhe ' io u. iauncnt. ana service son. Wednesday aboard a' building at Warren missile site . inboard motor boat. 1AJ The stowaway, identified as TThe missile will be used for Eugene Kulay, 41 landed in sol- checkout procedures. itary confinement for his trouble and lost all privileges. LAPWAI, Idaho (UPp school board .officials re scinded a segregation order for boys and girls in school,, buses this week but made a! plea to parents to, neip curb puppy 4 By : i ly, xnat isn, t responsiDiniy he convict was discovered In tically inclined." the! bow of a, boat wjhicbl had just Satchwell said the board no been repaired in the shops .for tified parents Xhat if it is felt prison employe who owned if. necessary, the1 order would : Ije apparently had slipped into reinstated; the craft after it was searched in the' shop. A suspicious guard, however, called for ' a second search when the boat was taken intb an inside yard. r j 1 y n Idaho Crash Victim Becomes HumanTorch Marrying Into Royalty Readers Court ntermoun tain Briefs I Problems In ' sZ .i " f ' 5sjs3 feN vlly'-stubbor" n " ' ' I (D-Mo- .), MATINEES DAILY FROM 1 P.M. FR -- (Si :' 70 .yl I Tbtl fcghte The pr) I frIV"3 sports 4 who x -.- . I wflnf . v ONLY 3 MORE DAYS NOW SHOWING SEE IT ATi IF L : i :m.m-- :. . - - - 2:20 5:00 7:50 10:40 LIVE THROUGH THE BEGINNING , . . PLEASE DON'T REVEAL YOU 4 1 7 ' THE iMIDDLE OR THE ENDING OF - WAflNSfV BROS. Pmm& nasi PICTURE IN . . . . 0JZZ ZZX'2Z IlLYLE BETTGERNOAH BEERY- - j. ' TECHNICOLOft : , A MAN MUST DIE... SHOULD HE..? j VINCENT PRICE SEE IT WITH SOMEONE YOU WOULDN'T MIND BEING XCITEMENT. ' THE UiTIMATE IN SEEN DEAD W1TH1! " PLUS- -' THIS MURDER MYSTERY f CO-FEATU- RE AT 1: 903 : 9 : 20 406-3- 0 -- , s lE3 Farmer IX AJsed No Nitrogen on Barley: Harvested 60 Bushels an acre INCOCUMEUA COLOR tk NAN1 ADAMS ACTUALLY FILMED AT SAN QUtNTIN'S DEATH HOW. nooucie tr I HMENCf I 1 ' C00MV ! oikih tB r smuHC mm JPtlCtl wst. cor. - - TBSATC3 BTAirS MOST D8TXJCTIT OPEN SHOWS NOW PLAYING 6:15 VastSpectacleI ' j DOORS OPEN 1:15 Fe ainre at : It 304 : 02 L" STARTS ft.-.7:34 10:06 : - ',;.'.:-;- ADULTS 75c 4il 5 Then $1.00 CHILDREN 25c Mmm Dew! S',mg Splendor! urn m operation of his farm fifteen years ago the soil was depleted of plant.food and the yields .Were extremely low. With hard work, planning, good management and proper fertilization he now has a very productive farm. "I credit adequate use of nitrogen and other commercial fertilizer with. greatly says. my yields," also applied more .Although he used considerable barnyard manure, than 200 lbs. of USS Ammonium. Nitrate per acre, and harvested 115 bushels of barley , TOMORROW 6:30 and 9:30 that when he began , . MAITUWO SHOWN AT 3:14 6:46 9:18 Farmer Clifford H. McMurdie Used 200 lbs. USS Ammonium Nitrate per acre Harvested 1 1 5 Bushels - HUES ,, mini iiiii , Cliffoi d H. McMurdie, successful Trembnton, Utah'fariinier recalls wmnfN rr . I . -j- &TAkTS-5 i TOMORROW J in-creasi- ng W' Mr-McMurd- UtJ . Mr.-McMurd- . ie THE STORY OF TECHNICOLOR On his.com silage Mr. McMurdie used 300 lbs.of ammonium nitrate yard manure .and harvested 2 tons of silage tan acre. His nitrogen boosted yiflds and as well jas barn- v quality of corn. He also used USS Nitrogen on grass pasture and reports that he was able to feed more cattle per acre. "The quality of both pasture grasses and corn silage jwas con- siderably better when fertilized with nitrogen," Mr. McMurdie said. Use enough fertilizer, harvest more dollars! Insist on USS Nitrogen Fertilizer, sold by reliable dealers and manufactured hy United. States Steel. - : PANAVISION ADUr TS 75c CHILDREN 25c 50c STUDENTS , Snnicp'. GTCf'fART . Ifttl A HBI from WARNER BROS, technicolor 12- , til 'Adults Children Students PHONE HUnter KETSO COtl . . Sat. Matinet 51 Nyr so f w ort th 75c 25c aMERVYN - St I UROYftiia-SSAir- ' ,!' limits r V JT 1 S3 Cinemascope m etrocolo i y :. 'V :. MARIA . -1 . iORL COOPERSCHELtiMALDEM aiiLj -- Ciril omrrmn innnrrtminn 4 plus GARY 1 momwtt hfl for tOYtl IKtEt a . HlflTJK . . . a Rg&ered trade mart FDD - 5 " NitrooiBnTBtUllzeri ; SWQH PETER OF GALILEE! 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