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Show 4 , - - - - DESERET NEWS AND TELEGRAM,tSalt - t; take City, Monde .. - 'bri, 1959- - ys , IA , - VIllñisIdimi Son Accused- -1 ! - Mom In Killing-- I 7 1,,lomV4W VENTURA, CALIF. (UPI).- ;, testified Short Emm.a Monday -- that Frank Duncan orreetold-lil- s mother Elizabeth, 'You'reguiltyYou're - gufttyJ as you can i The testimony came at the Azipening of the third week of Mrs. Duncan's trial on charges bf hiring Luis Moya, 22, and Augustine Baldonado, 25, last November to kill , her son's pregnant ' wife,- 30-- e a Olga Düncan. District Attorney Roy Gustafson asked the Mrs. Short what Frank Duncan hätt told his mother when he returned, from a Visit to a police station where he invest'. gated charges that his mother was being blackmailed by figures in the case. It was then, Mrs. Short said, that Duncan accused-hi- s mothA REAL FRIEND er of being "guilty." Defense counsel S. Ward Little Thornas'Abel, 3,.of St. Sullivan said he had studied Louis, poses . happily with . the- testimony 'of Mrs. Short Lady, a .young collie shepherd, closel3rand expected the to take Perhaps who saved his life by barks half or of a day ing for help when Tommy. in court. , walked into a mudhole and He said he planned 'to bear began sinking. The more he down hard" to impeach testi, struggled and screamed the mony- of the elderly witness deeper he sank. Lady barked who said she went aldng when loud and long until he drew Mrs. Duncan met the con- workmen to the scene arid ' fessed killers of her Tornmywas restuedtUPI . Moya and Baldona-dcTTelephoto.) ed , I t I. II - 411.- sz $ $ : 1 y .,Mr at,k.zt"..N." r : , t,e; , . T - 11 "' ;,...10. -- P , "'Nootoil;.074:17icAZ:rvittlttpt ' A "'fa' u.li..w101;7to 4,4;trI 's ' ... Mkta&elo ..,, --. , SHIPS DAMAGED 11;1 COLLISIONThe hixtV y liner Constitution, left, has its port bow damaged after it collided with the Norwegian tankey, Jalanta, right in a dense Atlantic-fo22 miles from Manhattan. T he entire bow of the tanker was torn off --in the collision. It did not sink and was towed ashore fcri' beaching. --- -- g Nowt. Fast 3-W- Relief-fo- r ay , , - - , 7. a r ir X . IIII ttaltsbitalossre 1 ' intl.016-eaN- I. -- 'SPRUCE UP FOR SPRING AT .,.. 0 1' n n , - - est , ONST, ' 'to-be-t- ,',. , .. -- 1. ?, ' .witmr' e ' r, , ,,,,,,,,,,, IIONOLULU (UPI)LAn of Itve which operates out of Point , dertvater pissile detectiön sys--- I cabres spoke-likradiating Mugu, Can '' '1 tern : whichl eventually will: along the ocean floor which "We are merely serving as ' l' ; stretch from Hawaii toHongl, wi'll . be cipabletif in pointing engineer and architect for the any missile falling within -- a building," Beardslee said. Kong is scheduled estimated the structure con. .0'6'4'11 tilis Press United In i'ed week, poo.mile radius .7 Similar sys- - 'tabled three to four thousand 4 ,,I, tetnetional learned Monday. terns ,, have been tinned for square 'feet and said éonstruc. ' :,, i A, reliable source said the Kwajelein and Midway with e tion of the blinding -began in ly 1 completion date set for November. electronic- war.tring sy s unique ..,w 'st4;4;b. tern will -,.. be in operation at these projects, the ,source said. M. Beardslee, Honolulu 4145,j,:i :,,,,,I Wake Island "within three or regional director of the Fed IL..soil, four. weeks," The system is feral Aviation Agency said the ma d e up of lengthy- - cables building housing the Wake Is4---,, which will mark exactly when land equipment was designed 3 Times Faster Relief taboret and where a lest missile and built by his organization : oprove launched from the Pacific but Beardslee said the instal.' tablets neetraliti Wel Coast hits the water. lation and operation of the- Eytes relief. 35; al rs:ists! The system, deslined for the equipment was being handled, s1 !t to SWANS, M. Y. Wake Island area reportedly by the Pacific missile ran ge tar prstat WWII. graateberg, - ,-'1 , ed 0 three-quarter- , EON (E) FOR East 2Ist South IU 44385 Ship-CollisióilPiob- - LICIRDh17ArirOSE1- v , By Till 9 9:30-a.m- ; Friday Monday-an- Coast Guard OS tJ d Shop Every , 1. 3 NEWYORK -- Plenty of Free Parking! pent , rr, b ,d i Guardinvestisgatorr-Threked the radar equipment.; of the luxiiry- liner Constitution and the Norwegian tanker jalanta Monday to find out why it - PA I L',1 failed to prevent collision of log theshipseavy American The e, Nevi j0,500-to- hajimoligetib-inusrsooth- relax, relieve, throbbing muscular discomfort 0 , r YOUR MONEY BACK! citis, Sciatica, Lumbago, sour life miserabletry wonderful new for !Make Hal-o-ge- Welcome relief. 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La Belle of aster of the Avon, Mass., Constitution, d scribed the ac- cident as "one of those unfor- tunate occur 1ences." C a p t. 'Anders Lovald, skipper of the Norwegian ship, was not available to the press. Skeleton Crew en ons I I on we route, tooNew York- with a skeleton crew of .110 from a $3 Million alteration job at a Virginia shipyard. The ship suffered a 0.foot gash on its port side eight feet above the water line, but it was expected to be repaired in time for a scheduled March 9 sailing. Jalanta was .erhe cargo-lesbound for Las Piedras, Vene-of 42. Its zuela, bow was cleanly shaved off at bulkhead and a broke away' from the main part of the tanker 15 minutes after impact. The bow, did not sink and was towed to Grave- send Bay for beaching. 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