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Show - , DAILY HERALD ' .SEPTEMBER 5. MONDAY, " - 1950 Miss.Utah Arrives at Utah County, 'Utah r"wiwiu " - 0 Gulf Fishing Party Of 10 Rescued After 22 Hrs. Atlantic City no 4 - . . CITY (UPl) Idaho Kiwanis Club Utah and members were admonished Sun- ." : day night of the need ior indi. ' vidua! responsibility .in protecting ' ' 'citizenship and freedom.- ' The speaker was W. Clyde . Glass, a trustee of Kiwanis In ternational. He addressed a din ner 'meeting of the annual dis trict convention of, the organiza- - - - ; tion. ..'.,!- . "It's a case oft coming down to earth and realizing there is work to be done," he said. The other major speaker Sunday! was.Maj. Gen. Maxwell E. Veteran on four days of the year I - Rich, Utah adjutant general. "Wef appear as a nation to sell our product of Americanism r only 'f Day, ; wasmngton s oirtnaay, Fourth the and birthday of July," he said.; 1f some' of our big corporations tried to sell their products only four days a year they'd be out of business in the same period of time." un-coln- -- Victim Of Attack Leaves Hospital V ' A CITY (UPD Downey, Idaho, man who was beaten and robbed by three men . BRTGHAIM ; scheduled to be released ' Jrom Cooley Memorial Hospital today. Clay Alen, 40, suffered severe r bruises and lacerations of the head r in the attack. He told Brig-haCity police he accepted a the three in Ogden He ridel from j. was lefth unconscious in a field after Ms wallent and $60 were stolen, v.-- ai : m . :. Reader's Court n j. umiui...n niui , i ary of ; PORT CREDIT, Ont. (UPI) Traffic j officer Lyle Dougherty " said he has seen some unusual accidents hi his time, but the one 4 I with Harold Herbert lying beside his damaged car, covered, from white paint, head to foot with J Rather than have her display her charms In this manner, all. them tops her knees are scarred. Let Dougherty, said he arrived Sa- we are willing to. concede that ",y7 turday night ' to find Herbert, 27, her keep her skirt down." next countered. of Port Credit lying injured "That won't do," Gigis lawyer. "We insist to his car with paint, from head on showing her' knees. Remember, she, displays them con- - " - - , ' . , JFK Takes Gl Along . - . . to toe. rs ,.,1111 x " ; ,' On Dougherty's report it reads: Herbert lost control of his car, hi stantly in her work.. The jury has to observe their condi- tion in order to make a proper estimate of the damages." - SHOULD THE COURT LET GIGI' SHOW HER KNEES? Weigh both sides. Then mark your verdict: . which hurdled two driveways,' hit j a concrete culvert of a thirds In 1. YES C ) . . NO the - process Herbert was thrown For the actual court decision, eev verdict elsewhere out, his trunk flew open, a gallon v ' of . paint catapulted out of the on this page.' trunk, , the lid came off and the can landed on Herbert's head. The certified helicopter carenriers serving Chicago, 'Los AnHerbert came out of the counter with' a thorough paint geles and New York carried 366,-00- 0 Open 6 Days job, a severe head cut and a passengers in 105$, up 60 per, broken ankle. cent from 1958. w: () it - . a Week! 1 CLOSED SUNDAY helps Ada Mae Fenton keep her balance on an bicycle that is 56 Inches high. The to David's dad, Frank J. Waser of century-ol- d bicycle belongs Mineral Ridge, Ohio. That big front wheel is 46 inches wide. OLD BIKE avid-Was- old-fashion- er ed, Patronage" ALt BABA AND 40 THE Baby Born To Lindsay Crosby's THIEVES ANGELES (UPI) of Lindsay Crosby FIRST. TV. TIME DELIVERY Phone Produced by Universal The classic tale of an orphan by aa boy who is adopted weda band of Thieve and beautiful princesa. - FREE . ' The mother former dancer Barbara wife gave Frederic kson and son were in birth prematurely Saturday to a good condition. 4 pound, 15 ounce boy at Queen Lindsay is the youngest of Bing of Angeles hospital. Crosby's four adult sons by his said both . Hospital spokesmen marriage to the late Dixie Lee. LOS- ''We Appreciate Your MARIA MONTE Z m ON Full Length FR 3-26- 72 DRUGS By IVAN 104 WEST CENTER V, ! - Cigaret I three days ago.' at $1,588. ' heets said he was informed The theft at the A. that doctors W. Marshall occurred Sunday afternoon . Co. five Twenty had given his father only a short cases of were taken. cigarets time to live. He obtained emergency leave and tried to make plane connections but was unable. AS . 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Herald telephone .numbers: For editorial, circulation, ad-vertisinaand sports caB FR for society and news briefs, call FH Orem office number., Utah ; There's a marvelous new experience just around the corner for you family. On Sunday, November 6, the miracle of Direct Distance Dialing will become a reality for thousands of homes and offices in Provo and4 nearby communities. j. This newest step forward in Utah's telephone progress promises greater speed, ease and convenience than you've ever known before; because dial vour own lonev distance call Direct Distance Dialing enables vou-t; 'i right from your own telephone. and-you- I wear r ft ; . " clothes : - . j i ' . . i By WILL BERNARD Gigi, a showgirl, was suing a taxicab company for damages. She claimed that she had suffered scars on her knees as the result of a collision. At one point, her lawyer asked her to "lift your skirt and exhibit your knees to the members of the" jury." At once the company's attorney rose to object, "Your. HOnor," he said, '.'let's be realistic, f There are 12 men sitting on this jury, and Gigi is a beautiful girl. ; by Maude Redd, secretthe . Miss Utah contest and Marian's chaperone. The pageant opened ; withTegis-tratio- n for the queens. Later to10, of East Point, Ga., near At Miss Walker and her day lanta, and Ken' Elliot, 11, of Jones-borwill.' fake a Jong evening Ga. The men stayed in the rehearsal for the show to be put " water, hanging to the : raft most on. by the contestants. of j the time; from 6:15 p.m. Sat The first of four nights of uirday .until '4:30 p.m. Sunday judging begins Wednesday. when they were rescused, none the worse for - their ordeal. ATLANTIC (UPI) The party, included Thomas Patricia Ann CITY, N.J. wants to Mcdtaney Boggs and K. L. Elliott, fathers be Miss America but she knows of , the two boys; J. B. Beck, what, it's like to be the girl beJonesboro; Bv- P,- - Roberts, C. P. hind the, girl behind the girl. Barber, L. W.- Hawkins, and T, L. The Mississippi miss, is followHouse, all of Atlanta. in two pretty sets ' of footsteps .Vickers was the first to be res- ing Miss America Lynda cued. He was; picked up by the Lee Mead and the 1959 Miss B.B.," a private yacht owned by Leon Langston of St. Marks. Fla. America Mary Ann Mofbley, both contestants from her The "Sandy," a fishing vessel out former state home . and schoolmates at of Carrabelle, found the others the University of Mississippi. Miss McRaney was one of 25 "day early" arrivals Sunday for the Miss "America pageant which officially opens , today with registration of the contestants from all the 50 states, New .York City, Chicago, Washington, D.C., and x Canada. The pageant gets down to busiDETROIT (UPI) 45en. '. John F. ness later today with a long eveKennedy provided space on his ning rehearsal for the show that chartered campaign jetliner today will be put , on by the contestants for the emergency flight home of during the four nights of judging a . serviceman notified his father that begins Wednesday. was dying in Oklahoma. The. prize to the pretty and The Democratic presidential talented girl who succeeds Miss candidate gave a free airborne lift Mead as Miss America is a $10,-00- 0 to Airman 1C Lloyd D. Sheets, scholarship and the possibil 25, and his wife, Shirley. 24. Ho- - ity of receiving as much as $80, bart, Ofela.,1 on Kennedy's flight 000 in fees for appearances and here from Anchorage, Alaska. modeling. Another $25,000 in The senator's staff . also radioed scholarships is up for grabs ahead for a reservation for him among those who only come dose on the first available flight out of Detroit for his continued trip home. Burglars Escape Sheets told newsmen his father. Haul Wilbur A. Sheets, a retired farm-- , With was er, hospitalized in Lawton. SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) Okla. He said his father, a heart Thieves with a for nicopatient, had been iU since 1952 tine ripped boardsliking a warefrom and his condition became serious house window in Salt Lake City enough to require surgery and escaped with cigarets valued Reader's Court Traffic Accident 4 . panied Most Unusual 1 ' ', , - . - - m 1 :S5 " : ihu.i ' a.m. today bearing only one suitcase and an overnight bag. She. was accom- (UPI) Tipsters en abled the federal government to THE VERDICT collect about $12.5 million in taxes, Yes, because her beau t y penalties and interest last year, acshouldn't be held against her. cording to Commerce Clearing The court said she was entitled House.- to "resort to tfae same proofs that Rewards averaging $588 andece she mighjt have resorted to if she were granted to 708 individuals bad been aged, ugly, and repul- who acted as tax tipsters. 'Another sive." 4,394 claims by informers were (State laws vary) rejected.-- ' . iijjihui.iiiii o, SALT, j LAKE - innuwiuiiimjiii ' . . - . pageant at ' Kiwaniaris Of Two States In Convention ' 1 CITY, N.J.- (U!M) Miss Utah, .Marian Walker, of Salt Lake City, arrived here today after an early morning air-piaride l to join competitors fromaf the other 49, states for' the " ; Miss 'America, title. V" The representative of the Beehive State left "for the water; hanging to the sides of flie chivalrous men and two rubber . craft. , Eight young boys spent 22 hours in the The a boat iGulf of Mexict when their fishing at Shellfishing party rented; and put out Point, Fla., boat sank but were rescued into the Gulf Saturdav for a La " unharmed late they, Sunday. bor Day weekend of fishing. But The the of .O: skipper fishing craft 20 miles out the boat sprang a ; turned the boat's one raft over to leak" and abruptly sank. ! the seven men and two youngsters , Thomas Vickers of Shell Point. who had set out with him for of the commercial fishing captain ; some gulf fishing. He took his craft, turned over the boat's only .; chances 'in the water with a raft to his clients seven men and ' hatch cover. two boys and he cast, off alone, The other men established the clinging to the top of a" hatch. boys on. the raft and got into the The fishermen turned the raft over to the boys, Douglas Boggsr H- iiiigiw)ww"wujwmv . - ATLAiNTlC Fa. 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