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Show tmmSDAY. SEPTEMBER Utah 29, 1960 County. Utah HAll Y HFRAI D 3 A Todays Chuckle nCIMHy3M SIHE GLANCES By GALBRAITH Thief Adds East Germans Flee To Insult The West More and More To Injury East Ger- may cut their escape routes, it BERLIN (UPI man arc fleeing 'to the West in was reported today. Heinz Lonchant, director of record numbers because they Marienfelde refugee fear a- new Communist blockade West Berlin'snew Communist prescenter, said sures are' forcing thousands of East Germans to cross the border. The East German Communists began putting, the- - squeeze on West Berlin shortly before Soviet Prehiier S. Khrushchev departed for the United Nations General - Two Missing Men Found In Idaho Wilds , SPRINGS, Idaho (UPI Two Utah men who became SODA lost after their apparently were found stalled in the woods wandering In the mountains near Soda Springs this week. Caribou County Sheriff Ralph Merriott identified the , men as Norman Johnson of. Providence and Mike Nielson of Logan. He said ; they were incoherent - and unable to explain what had happened to them. . Both apparently had suffered from exposure caused by two nights and days spent in the about 15 miles south of here. Temperatures dropped as low as about 8 degrees - above zero in the region, officers said. Johnson was found Tuesday by Stanley Bunn, Soda Springs, .while he was grouse hunting. Johnson told him a friend also was. in the mountains. Nielson was found by two other hunters, Monte Rowberry and C. W. Sheffel. Later, the Utahns stalled car was found in the woods. Johnson was clad in only his shorts when found. Nielson was ; , - - minus his shoes. Assembly sessions in New York. The Soviets have given the Communist East German regime control over all West Germans traveling to and within the city. But the Russians retained their control over the Western Allies in Berlin. Lonchant said 18,000 persons fled to West Berlin last month to set a record for the year. In the first three weeks of September, the figure already has passed the 15,000 mark, he added. More than have mil ; far-thi- s Hi! v Iowa BOONE, Iowa (UPI Erbe HANDWRITING Attorney General Norman said today he Idecided to try a PHILADELPHIA (UPI) new excuse on !his wife when he "Good handwriting is most easily and quickly in school, forgot their wedding anniversary. "But dear, I was out running for but parents can help teachers by comgovernor and it slipped my mind" correcting their youngsters' told her. The Republican Erbe mon handwriting faults," ,says said things were "a litcomnominee Wesley E. Scott, director of tle educacool, but improving around mercial and distributive the house today.! x tion in Philadelphia. HIM WHO'LL REACH handa also is who The expert, LONDON (UPI The British writing consultant for a pen comInland said that Revenuej Department anirregpany, (Sheaffer) ularities in slant, letter size, spac- nounced Wednesday that no at ing and alignment, plus incon- tempt has been made to take sistent letter formation, are the tion against a defaulting most common cause of taxpayer because the man lives in a nudist colony. taught . were played 40 miles away an obvious reference to Baltimore. That was before the Yankees polished off the Orioles in four straight games at Yankee Stadium that killed the Birds pennant chances. "You put the hex on that team by asking me that question," Eisenhower told the newsman. "Oh well, Mr. President, it's just a game," was the dejected I reply. .' 0 1960 by NEA, Inc. PM QUALITY PRODUCTS And high-rankin- T.M. R. U.S. PL Off. opponent, Villanova, mustered one touchdown. LANDSCAPING I' f Phone FR Provo 51 ffAUTOMATIC IR'ONER II rrw-p-im- mm II JS. 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Nixon had! an- knee," namd after the Astor family other knee mishap Monday night Herbert G. Klein, Nixon's press and their ancestral hometown in shortly before his televised debate secretary, said the bump was Germany. with Sen. John F. Kennedy,; but only "slight." suffered no apparent injury. Nixon injured his left knee The t i g h t e s t security was The vice president bumped bis against another car door at clamped on the Waldorf-Astori- a right knee as he stepped from his Greensboro N.C., in August. during the President's recent viscar at the Chicago CBS station. That injury hospitalized Nixon it to New York. Even Mary Quipped the GOP presidential for 11 days. secretary to White House r. SHRUBS AT 7-- Navys TREES and CANNED stands roared their approval at hearing that. Army was. behind Boston College by a 6 score. And he seemed disappointed that ''Too much campaign oratory is bad for your nerves, dear-an- d there's nothing as relaxing as having your hands in nice warm dishwater!" UTl GQ33D3B a luxurious lounge on top f tit stadium, with arm chairs, Gldt rugs and Navy stewards on hand to serve hamburgers and coffet. . ac-certa- in 0? mmsD mm Was (UPI) chief : Jametf C. Hagerty, couldn't get past police lines at one point. Then Hagerty tried and was rebuffed by a New York cop who would not let, him pass. "But I'm press secretary to the President,' said Hagerty, amused by the situation. The policeman refused to budge g and a police officer had to take Miss Caffrey. out through another door. -- . ONCE news Yankees? The President jokingly raised this possibility in a recent airport encounter with reporter William The President's Army loyalty Knighton of the Baltimore Sun. is steadfast. He was visibly dis Knighton earlier had asked the tressed .during the Navy game Chief Executive if he would atweek last when the Middies tend a World Series game if any - ONLY House Mig ht Hqve Put Hex On Orioles President. Eisenhower involved in putting a ".hex" onNthe Baltimore Orioles that jinxed their chances to 'snatch the American League championship from the New York j WORKS at the White By. WILLIAM J. EATON United Press International gh escaped Communist East from Germany year, as compared to sq read it start pretending they have. 90,862 for all of 1959. refugees 110,300 I Ice WASHINGTON REAL MEAN THIEF CHARLES CITY, Iowa (UPI) A burglar added insult to injury Wednesday when he stole $6 from the Floyd County Democratic party headquarters; then painted the name '''Nixon", in letters across the front of the building. UNEXPECTED WINDFALL SAN DIEGO, Calif. (UPI) Mrs. Ruth Alexander, 27, was caught one name short Wednesday in ,' the maternity ward at Doctors Hospital. She had chosen the name Karen for a girl; and a girl was born. Douglas was hei chosen name for a boy, and a boy was born too. But Mrs. Alexander was still caught off guard, with no name for a third child, a girl. 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