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Show r - - . , NIONT citizens iA no Irate i tt-p- feel - I !Judge Admits - Contrads - . ' ' - f . - , - ,.... - .. , 1 paler In River Hearing , CLARION, IOWA WV-- Motorists descended by the thousands Wednesday on a small roadside stand manned sheriffs deputies and by handing out free coffee and doughnuts. One traveler said he heard of the free handouts over an Ohio radio station. Another man carried a clipping from a Kansas City newspaper telling of the stand. Officials hoped their idea would rest drivers and make them more alert. , WE'LL REMEMBER thy're patriQtje Keep It Flying PEARL TIT HARBOR, (UPITerry and Kerry Hat mon, 6yearold twin sons of Chief Petty Officer Roy Harmon. Fairfield, Ala.. crew man aboard the submarine Blarkfin, display their patriotism as they salute the flag during a visit aboard their father's vessel. The visit was made during n "open houSe" aboard the submarine in commemoration of Independence Day. Modern Betsy Ross S.C. (UP) a modern Betsy Ross. Old Glory flew proudly above a service station CLEMSON, Thanks to here Wednesday. Mrs. Ruby Bates !tale went to buy a flag to fly over her brother's service station, but was unable to find one. Undaunted. Mrs. Hale boUght red, white and blue material, went home and sewed until early in the morning. A brand new flag was raised in time to celebrate the Fourth of July. Snowballs In Memphis tUP)---- Relax Drivers To . , With the temperature hovering around 95, Mrs. Brent into the (lunter reached this fact clear in dramatic way. , in. Parley& Canyon., gov ernment thereupon killed in cold blood countless numbers of marchers," Shepardson said. He charged that the Poznan riots confirm Communist Boss Nikita Khrushchev's admission that the Communist system is Whitney H. Shepardson, president of the committee, issued a statement saying .the unable to provide decent Poznan workers decided to make MARGETTS ert is .laslehin thet' right side.. Prebahlrunahle'; wt.ble,did'wlhahotrie'LHIlet A5 - -- Hungary Seeks 7 - -- move from the one position . ,.: her ordeal. Mr. "She told me she was cold; I i throughout U.S. Fr I e s i Continued from Mrst Page .. ' Hyatt said.got her a blanket." , In the nine days, tempera- The Mixon youth, whose body dei I, she shovv;ed no sign of IV" was found 15 feet from the car. turee in Salt l'ike city soared VIENNA, AUSTRIA,IUN s ' he said. apparently did ..not share the as high as 99 and as low as 51i Communist Hungary's deputy ,, She recognized her name. girl's ordeal. Because his body A Weather Bureau observer minister said ' that Wednesday ': said was re"When it was spoken. she "Ynti. can figure the tern:: LIALDgiulanAmeiican relations I! badly decomposed officers . ,,, In the canyons at - are not plied by a slight movement of believed he died in the crash. at Present" ---- The car, a 1951 Ford sedan, iperatures run the head or hand," he said. "But :least 10 de Radio satisfactory .., Budapest that reported the readings in the :Deputv to other questions she made no rolled stout 300 feet throughirees .. Minilter Karol Foreign ' down . a heavy brush, steep cartivelkY,. - At. attempt to respond." , .,Szarka,formerly ambassadir to The Itrain 'of 'sleepiest nights Ton Vent about One Mire west or On ttiii hails,' there '1,;iire at called in Buda. a washington, t i least four nights the girl lay has etched deep lines on the the. Parleys canyon...Summit. !pest speech for a rapid clearing , 2 , - , , The couple .were riding west virtually unclothed in tempera- faces of her parents, Mr, and of all barriers to good re.' : ,,.. ;1 I tLS. Highway 40. Just how tures within 10 degrees of away Mrs. Lawrence Margetts of Sunlations between United the the accident occurred remained treezing. Minimum readings, at States I nyvale, Calif. and Hungary, and added 4, "The mother has left her a mystery Thursday. Officers the Salt Lake Airport trough. that I f Hungary btas already taken , , , i room only long enough to take speculated on several possible the nine-da-y period follow: ' I I June 25th. 59; 26th, 52; 27th, steps to ease tensions. meals," a night nurse reported. causes:thlechanical failure may , t 50: overtaken have the 28th, 53; 29th, 60; 30th0,63; Mr. Margetts has eaten and car,. cold for nights slept in hospital rooms since the or the driver possibly dozed at July 1st. 55; 2nd, 59, and 3rd, 51, he said. The elevation at the On days. the mercurlY inn. a fntle girl arrived. He said Wednes- the wheel. op the canyon pigh-"-- Miss and fiance 90in'Sa"1.t'La".;;71af her "I she no Margetts has day night. hope ItY from the accident scene, left !ley-2the 7th. Reservoir 91 Strawberry 2Fith,. 99. and lIth,iw. memory of the ordeal; I'll be -'Is 7.035 feet. ., happier if she awakes to remem- about 9:30 p.m. June 24. Maybe :94. The airport weather statterni to v 1 I 1 ber absolutely nottniq about the she was asleep on his shoulder Imeasured a single trace Im I 4T II when it happened," the elfixonielpitation in the accident." period. It fell 'FOR ATHLETE'S FOOT Jean, however, probably was boys parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. July 1. conscious through the 215 hours 'Irtixon, 6184th East. Salt Lakel But Lavrrenee Rasmussen. USE A KERATOLTTIC she lay pinned by an auto !City, suggested Wednesday at Owner of the Skyline Inn at the i fender, a knobby oak log at her lthe hospital. 1 Parleys Canyon summit, said BECAUS- EFor 20 minutes, Mr. Hyatt the canyon back. Her rescuers knew she 46.41". ernoll got three rainstorms 1!111" .1,1 1:" the girl's head in his tap, "a good one and a as alive only because she cried , couple of Ikailmi inson..ode when they attempted to move until enottgh men reached the light ones" a vov loso moo. Si toe li.moyelt. 4116 ill Iseene Smoak. OM OWL. to vow car lift the from the wreckage. her. ''We've had a couple of very te.:71,,. iia 41.,11 owes. "I saw her and thought of ;Either in the agony of her cap, course she was dead," Lyle 'tivity or her struggle to free Hyatt, superintendent of the 'herself, she had kicked her way , Utah Ilighway.e,aid Wednesday': l'otrt ftt all her clothingexcept t ELECTRONIC TECHNICIANS I! ; Mr. Hyatt directed the ground her blouse. teams that reached the wreckShe had lain that way a long t nme through warm days and age Tuesday night. Your Best is Three of us attempted to lift 'cold nights, She Was pinned On - , nd h p , - i ' it :-. -- , Services will be under th direction of Vern T. Brown, first counselor of the North Second Ward. Friends may call at 255-2nEast, Thursday evening from 6 to 8 p.m. and Friday from 10 to 11 a.m. Burikl will he in the Salt Lake City Cemetery. - ' 1 1 q 1 c !Aoaced-O-k-'-e-- 1 , --- Nepal Arrests 12 On Plot Ch arges . 1The , "It , a desperate, "The Polish Communist I .KATMANDL', NEPAL (INS) Nepalese government ari!nounced Project. Thursday that three .f The contraels were for water 'former army officers and nine diverted by users in the South other persons were arrested Gila Valley of the project. They !Wednesday on charges of were objected to by California 'plotting to night overthrow King on the grounds that they were ,Maheildra and the government. '"not made pursuant with the, .A spokesman said they would CanYon Project Act I 'be tried under the security law 1922 and therefore were illegal. for conspiring against the Rifkind ruled that his receipt of the king and the auof the papers did not effect a :safety of the government. thorny liter planned move by nia which would question the legality of the papers. He said the papers would be reeetved as evidence for the single purpose "of showing surface water delivered." Steenbergen .took the stand Tuesday prior to the Fourth of July holiday as Arizona's lath witness. His testimony thus far has been the historical back ground of the Yuma area irri Igation facilities and Bureau of 'Reclamation Works. Arizona seeks to prove I through its witnesses legal and equitable rights to 3.8 million annual acre feet of Colorado River water. The state has named, as defendant in the suit, California and several California water agencies. Red System.Held Deficient NEW YORK (UP (The Free Yurope Committee said Wednesday that last week's Polish 'lots were notification to the rest of the world that occupants of the 'workers' paradise" had reached the limit of their endurance to communism. tity, Thursday. July 5, 1956 i Funeral services for James B. Hixon Jr., will be conducted Frfday at noora in the Second Ward chapel. Church of Jesus Christ of Latteiday.Saints. Mr. Hi ern was found- dead Tuesday evening about 9 p.m. Inear his wrecked automobile t MEMPHIS, TENN. , Solt take NEWS AND TEEGIVA, Rites Set Friday For'Auto It! 1. wouldacz7pt , , s r ' - home freezer Wednesday and (1..'13)- --1 SAN FRANCISCO brought out snowballs. Master Simon H. Rifkind Special Mrs, Gunter sai4 the wrapped the m. in tinfoil last January and stored, them in the freezer, saving them for water uses in the Yuma. a hot summer day. Ariz., project area as evidence' in fight May Lose License for the Colorado River water. GRAND RAPIDS, MICH. Rifkind qualified his ruling, Secretary of State James M. Hare has told Ken- however, and said he would alneth Flietstra he faces loss low the contracts only for the of his driver's license if he that a cerpurpose of does not report the details of tain amount showing of Colorado Riser an accident he was involved water was de11,ered to use's in In recently. the. Yuma area. Kenneth, vklo is six. rrashed His ruling came when Arizona into a parked truck with his Burr Sutter introduced the Any. bicycle a few weeks ago and contracts in connection with the police took his name and ad. testimony of W. A Steenbergen, dress. Bureau of Reclamation engineer and acting he of the Yuma that Police Chief Vurr should go fly a kite ate likely to get results. The chief has Installed a big red one at headquarters here with a sign stating: "This will only be flown whenever an irate wizen wants the chief of pollee to 10 fly a kite.- 4 a, 7 - DESERET Have Own Kite, Will Fly Anytime - - a . 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