Show ' 4‘ 13 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE -- oshida's day- night and police ba4 to Resters News Agency - - troops- - te icorea to rescue the operator from an in were made marks response S Army BERLIN Nov 26--11 house- of angry crowd- - Ile explained he In the officials aged the Russians for questionsParliamentupper had used some Fascist era film Japan's informatioa about 1139TPaehe5 tothe:AnnapoOrna 10- Aplice A broken led ---- -military policemen- - who disap- Peak irisiti Melia while peered Wednesday morning to Depart News Agency Reuters Pope guarding a freight car near the VATICAN CITY Nov 26 U6—- MALTA Nov 26- Berlin border' vm-rrr-A East German-WeThe Duke of Edinburgh arrived Pope Pius XII will leave his sum-- 1 a U S official said here a mer home residence at Castel German witnesses said they here by air Wednesday for Gandolfo Saturday to return to - saw the two men being arrested week's visit The duke who bps recently be- his Vatican apartment Ile has inside East Germany The American spokesman said gun flying lessons took over the been at Castel Gandolfo since last Why Wait Longer? the two M PA had been assigned controls of the private airliner July to guard the car while it was for a short while over the MedClimb 24000 Ft See The New Styles lo Copes shunted from the Army quarter- iterranean when the plane was NEW DELHI INDIA Nov 26 master depot to a cold storage at 20000 feet Stoles sod Coots Japanese reconnaissance plant near the border Those Watch Central to Splices! Nepal expedition Their disappearance was disROYAL PASTEL climbed past the 24000-f- t mark MODENA ITALY Nov 28 covered Wednesday afternoon Peak Mansalu on 2865841 II the "Viva The flashed Duce" words I when American officials found SIPIER BLUE across a local movie screen Tues- - and Is now returning to the I the car unguarded S UR MARNE Nov 28 tit—Three up in a railway switch yard here Wednesday setting fire to 25 freight cars on adjoining tracks and ripping up 20 lengths of rail 11 S Army ordnance and bomb demoltion experts probed the still burning ruins Wednesday night in an effort to learn whether sabotage caused the blast Though the damage was extensive no one was injured Headquarters of the U S Army communications zofie at Orleans center of' the American armed forces supply system said the responsibility for the security of Ammunition trains rests with the French The explosion echoed through this town of 28000 at 9:30 am One of 12 carloads of ammunition blew up setting fires and ex plosions in two other ammuni tion cars in the same train French railway men said rail Georges Girard way employe braved- fire and scattered blasts to uncouple the nine unexploded carloads of ammunition from the train --- Mrs Mary Clitick sillearold British scalp tress poses withher piaster model of Queen ZIIER NECK'S TOO LONG!' Wednesday as they examined pbotographs of new coins to be Issued soon by the royal mint - The coins bear a portrait of the queen facing to the right looking young and sweet wear ing a laurel wreath and with hair gathered up at the back in what seems tote a little bun neckla undeniably long That b what most persons noted first The design work of 71-- Won't Aid in Korea ade IS THERE t:Pienty of Time - Ins TO REDECORATE WORE IIMAS Yoe milks as mistake SPE) whom - pig ion Easy to Apply YouII Lovo It ' Laborites Fail To -Block Bill SATIN I onlysr19 Wallpaper I 912 Patterns 111 SUS - C LONDON Nov 28 un—The Laborites used a mousetrap play In Parliament Wednesday in an attempt to block the Conserv Uvb governnient's bill to denationalize the Iron and steel industry but a ruling by Speaker William S Morrison kept the bill going This is the key measure in the d Conservative pro gram to reduce socialism In Brit-lahotly-conteste- SALE CONTINUES el b industry Had the Laborites won the steel bill would have been re(mired to start its journey Pei of Wenpepee through the House of Commons Into Too ThinkTHINK all over again The delay could have lasted as long as several weeks Now debate on the bill will be AND COLOR CENTER resumed Thursday climaxed by 633 So State Ph 341193 a vote on second reading The PIN T :112oiotaws s Conservatives are expected to Vie Ilpepow Stamen Nose oozttatil win that decisive test in which Spittiol Igo god &Bodoni is either approved or ' 1volialrmwzrmii tlegislationin principle rejected NOW Oil esd BEEIIWE PAINT ' '11 earest - Please don't took go troubled Givint me - the perfect Christmas gift isn't half the want problem you think it is What r Have Your Photo Reflex Portrait Taken Now for Christmas Giving IFICAL ?MEI TO FIT UM MOLT appointment needed froll set of proofs Second Floor ZCAll PHOTOREFLEX IWO I )P — Gaetano GENOA ITA111 Roverto 82 a noted Italian geologist and honorary professor of the Universities of Genoa and La Plata Argentina —Dr STOCAHOLM SWEDEN Svea Anders Hedin 87 one ot the world's greatest authorities on CenI 1 00 - OM Witthot thins storilizo itioe — -- 4 1 Goid with o 41NPilSAt 4 1 k 8 A AL 14 f t (:1 4 : fi 14'"'" 4" 1 1 kk - 4 ' 4 vt 1f14t1 j I ifyikl it ' 1 t 't 4 114 - 4 vt113 4 k I:4 ' ' i 1 ' ' ' A'''l r : ii'll 1 'I'i I I) ' ' - 4 A '''' f k -- ' e e - t - '''sl :'''' 1 1431111 OA' lir '"' f V I irl) 41 '''''-S- r 2J r 1 1 '' ''' " 1 0711 t 1- t 1 " lib 1410A i kTIRN ' l( a '‘ A 8 11 )-- - vs 1 87 4' Vora Cents" ‘ ei'N i N ikt14 l' Nk: s : V °' '''t' pt - ' ' k tkorrItl t - ' 8 VI r 8'1 c'C LC4 4 ( BAP fid fttl itritZ741L1RE co tVI F R I II — e s - A I t V - A 8‘la - '2:48 ' ' T 0-- ' ' 00076v I : ' - - - - --- kwwwwo!- 3:--- - ' 1031111' t ()) it ?"-1 l' '' ) - ' - ''! : If ' ' - 41 ' elkak 011Nuber OPEN s: vis ut ni yit I - - Pvioeso I 0 a : et owl I a 11111011111110111INIO ' licito 1 me your 241 let woo a ADDRESS e with us COD I1 II Flit STATE occount : : for rah 0 t tral Asia and an explorer for more than 50 years at his home berg i'' t! i Vittrv' : PM a art boy on I hoIf youbootydo tonotopus ono STATE STRUT ': Siam log OA and Straw to pay VOA (whkk Includes taloa taxi litmus end pottogo) Fult Amount Iodated Chore io My Account MONDAY AND 1 4 11AILTHIS COUP03 Mt ouOrt chill FRIDAY TILL i :: ' anadeadossalammanmanaseasialossiDi IF YOU DON'T 1 mA 1 ifnal 01 ' ‘' - '" I ' 1 1 '' - ' t 4 III 117110 ( i It ' A - 1C:1 tob t 1 0 0 8 li S lc) A ' ( 111C4VC701174 :- - - 7)00teil: - 11111111111111610111111111"ibm Dollar !lakes ''''''''3 1118IX - - - Your 1'3 tb444 4 --44: I "Moro ' '° h'":itlitA I It I ellLo 111 I 1 i — 11 111 : '"A I 1- I AIL COUP011 'Ira '3'' I f -- :::‘" OR : ‘ '''1"'1::' tif4103A A m i 1! 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D 'I 0 - trao'o— 1 4' N l' Itri cror:" ' el' f : f 't Stts 1361 So sicrl A' Ci 14 (:i 11J1411 Pius Loss Do I I 41 1 awe Grads ha Costs '11Wbuo tho 11 "Savo - of A r ui - ' - - Uis4 phone "oink re t CAMBRIDGE NAM — Edward Vermilye litIntingt011 78 emeritus- proffessor of mechanics at Harvard university mathematics authority and a put president of the Mathematical ASSOCIStiOn of America Born in Clinton N Y HASKELL TZIL—Dt Richard E Sherrill 53 head of the department of geology and consulting geologist I Pittaburgh of the University Born In HaskelL ORANGESCRO I C — Arnold Murray 106 the last surviving Confederate veteran In the Ciro- a Day's Usti HeNo i ttlet ' HE SLEEPS RANCH MINK No Socoads—No Low r ( II Is a really good picture of you—and the test of of weight since he was the one who designed the head of the queen's late father King George VI which appears on the present coins Worked Many Months In her Chelsea studio Mrs Gillick a widow said she had tried to portray the queen as a young woman but with no specific age in mind It was youth not a certain number of years that she attempted to capture in the portrait She worked many months on the design She used photographs and the queen gave her one sitting The Duke of Edinburgh gave her advice It was about that neck again The duke found no fault with the length but disapproved of a curve Mrs Gillick corrected that to his satisfaction Tall Change Slight The new portrait changes the 'bead" of British coins The "taw of most coins remains about the same A difference is that the- flower of the leek symbol of Wales has been given a place among the familiar shamrocks roses and thistles It Is expected that the new coins will go into general circulation early next year NO INSTALLATION MUM AUTOMATIC Do Lux Model $1999S Premiere ModeL$24995 1 t: PALOMINO & JAMES DISHWASHER a neck" Paget's remarks carried a lot World Deaths dearmorè than anything else in the world the family 'would love one too sculptress Mrs Mary GI flick seemed likely to stir up a good deal of artistic controversy The chances are criticism will accomplish nothing The design has royal approval and it is the portrait of the queen millions of British will be jingling In their pickets for a long time —American sculptor Jacob Epstein a longtime London resident commented: "It might be anybody—any pretty girl It is not a good likeness as far as I can judge As a work - of art it is innocuous— but it lacks character" Some Comment Favorable But there was a good deal of favorable comment for the new ' coin T Humphrey Paget lecturer at the London Central Art School who submitted a design which was not accepted thought Mrs Gillick had succeeded admirably "If I had to Make a criticism I would say that the queen has been cast too young" be said "But as tto the long neck— oddly enough the designer is quite right I took measurement& The queen has a long i WASH DISHES ONCE A DAY WITH THII TOKYO Nov 27 Le — Japan won't send its troops to Korea even if the United States requests it Prime Minister Shigeru Yoshida told the Japanese House of Councillors Wednesday He said no such request had been made Even if it is Yoshida said he did not believe Japanese public opinion Would allow the troops to U S Rep Joseph- - Martin Jr! (R Mass) had been quoted as advocating sending Japanese 1 year-ol- d I LS-- -- British Aghast at Queen's Coin Portrait ALYINSTEINKOEF LONDON Nov 26 vzbat they've done to our queen! her neck too long!" That art criticism came from Jim mouths of many Englishmen r FUR SALE 77 Wirephstil Elizabeth's head fashioned for iew coins Likeness drew a storm of astonished criticism - A - st k 1"t1 - -- '1o44of 44- - Nepalese capital of Katmandu aecording to reports reaching here Wednesday The report quoted Porters arriving in Katmandu with part of the expedition'!! equipment The contingent is now believed to be 96 miles northwest of Katmandu Earlier the group ourveyed the Ls - autoss 11FRANCE - Yank illPs Believed in Russ Custody t 211957 110V AROUND THE WORLD French To ism - 'llVripa4r"'- November 27 1952 Thursday 3 Ammo Cars Blow Up hi 'THURSDAY I e come In end we win I Wednesday Ile was 87 11111tR1IE11111111111KILIAIL BAB ILIIIIMAILIZJILII 1111 I : - 1 1 i I ' I ' t ottAfto |