| Show - The Salt Lake erribtine I - Saturday EDWARDS AIR Sept 1BASECALIF SICANN61G THE USA Abe Martin Jets 3treak Today For Bendix Prize 10 i Septembeit 4 1914 17L is 11741111U COLUMBIA S C Sept 3 the party'i nominee if one was (INS) — The South – Carplina named in a primary of Sen Maybank's Forty-siDemocratic Committee Friday colleagues front the U S Sennamed Slate Sen Edgar Brown ate were in attendance at the for the full sixyear U S Sen- funeral services at St Michael's ate term of the late Sen Burnet Protestant Episcopal church in Maybank Charleston The committee rejected 31- 17 a proposal that It call al Obliging Wile Beater special Primary to name MayNew York News Service bank's successor to the new MJNEOLA NY Sept 3— term beginning in January 'Philip Faicco 55 is nothing if Brown's nomination some six not When police ar- obliging t was r a I e hours Nlaybank rived at the Faiceo homeefaicburied in Charleston was aP- - co had stopped beating his wife proved uanimously Florence 48 and she declined Gov James F Byrnes prob- to make a complaint ably will appoint an Interim We can do" senator to serve until Januaryla arheres nothing the police Byrnes had offered to If I beat her in front of you you can lock me up?" Palen asked "because I really deserve to be arrested" The police said they'd oblige In that case so " Flacco hit her again and he was :s FORCE x or 3 roar Ten Tbunderstreaks-wil- l into the air at dawn Saturday SMTi71 !headed 'east for Dayton Ohio FOR SALE in the world's fastest air race zedur which strangely may be decided on the ground DWARE Bendix Troin the 1900-Milphy dash 10 crack Air Force pilots will be attempting to break the record of 60354 mph Jr1 set by Maj William Whisner Jr s c 0 0 last year when the pilotg flew Sabre jets If tlie weather is right a new marIC-riexpected The faster Somehow or other children Itcpublic F84A Thunderstreak who eat safety pins seem L' is in the 650 mph class open ones :111 e ! ! 4 o The first 1tendix race— in 193I—was won by Jimmy Don-littl- Defense Witness Praises Character of Fleming e a In propeller-drive- which plane 223- averaged - Each of the five major Air Force commands' will be repreeented by two planes in the FT SHERIDAN ILL'Sept 3 swift test of men and equipUTI—A defense witness in the ment The rare is expected to '' l trial of Lt Col take about three hours Gen Doolittle then a major re- harry Fleming Friday termed quired 9 hours and 10 minutes1 the artillery officer "the type The airmen several of- them! combat veterans will take of( of officer that our government can be proud of" from here singly at Col John F Ahlert (Het) intervals startibg at 6 am They will each make' one refueling Temple Texas under whom I stop at a designated point or Fleming once served said it was court-martia- camp Fleming is the first Amer- ican Army officer to be tried for behavior as a POW in Korea i denied : the has Fleming charge His defense is that any clues tionabie act he may have corn- min ed while senior American officer in the prison camp was for the benefit of his half' 'so tiers- - A hier ' that the accused's-t—frry'r-d-fel-l It is at the refueling sto P officer would be sympathetic 64 chief of the Wisconsin mill- where the race may be won or to communism tary district from 1946 to 1950 lost Refueling usually takes Ahlert was called as the first vvhen he retired was called by 4 to 7 minutes and every see-- i witness fo? Fleming who is the defense after Army proseond counts Only 48 seconds' accused of collaborating with cutors succeeded in introducing was the differencesbetween first the enemy during his three as evidence tape recordings of and second place last year rs yea in a North Korean prison- broadcasts from a North Korean - radio station in 1951 retOlote-lie Witittifi—tiks Which former The recordings had to be filled with sep- 1 POWs have testified were made arate hoses A single hose by a panel of Americans inchid- nozzle completely refuels a I rig Fleming were "appeals" to Thunderstreak '1 the United States to get out of the Koiean War Since fuel consumption is less The recordings at higher altitudes the airmen' ROCK SPRINGS 3 garbled in Sept are expected to fly at 35000 to (ut)) Arthur E Stoddard- pres part and almost unintelligible 140000 feet ident of the Union Pacific Rail due to atmospheric conditions The race will end at Dayton's road was reported Friday night at the time the broadcasts were Municipal Airport at suburban as "considerably improved' at intercepted on Okinawa Island Vandalla and will be part of the Sweetwater County Memorial were played for the National Air Show there Thel Hospital here court Thunderstreaks will be clockedi Suffering from an asthmatic i The recordngs were made as they zoom past the tower1 attack and a heart conditiolL (They will not be permitted to Stoddard entered the hospital by the Foreign Broadcasting Service a government agency exceed the speed of sound in Thursday night family phY- their dive for the finish line l'sician flown in that night from At the conclusion of the play- - Steeples are all that remain of the St Columba 'which destroyed the famous-- Youngstown Cathedral after lightning ignited a blaze Ohio edifice Damage was set at $1250000 Lightning Fire Destroys—Cathedral in Ohio MUNGSTOWN 0 II I 0 Sapt 3 IA1 — Only the granite and stately twintowers of St Columba walls - Cathedral remained standing Friaay after a fire caused by lightning during Thursday night's storm Damage was estimated by 4-- --- 1 said the church was covered an insurance policy for by$940000 Priests carried some of the furnishings outside At 2 am while firemen were in the fifth hour of their two fight contrihutions of $1000 e a c h churchmen at $1250000—the greatest financial loss by fire here since a half million dollar blaze in 1938 at the Cold Metal Process Co plant The interior of the cathedral was destroyed and the roof raved in Bishop Emmet Al 1Valsh R al P reside lit made to a tA-er- i rebuilding fund — fIIURRICANEBAVIERED AREA Pickets Injure 3:Police in Detroit Brawl Better 3111ch asmes Electric 1I olver Coml)tillies Rush to Restore Service ' While his condition was 'critiBOSTON Sept 3 is'i—PowerF under National Guard restric- - blast cal last night" he was resting faction with the quality of the a hon said Friday night companies much better Friday and consid- - recordings "dawn to dusk"- schedule will SIMILAR ACTION was taken Strike SI ONVS Detroit erably improved A proposal by Col John R Rhode Island with all' DETROrr Sept 3 lir—A sodbe maintained over the long in "Ile has been working very Pritchard Army prosecutor' beaches from NVatch Labor Day weekend in an den strike of AFL suburban btic hard" the Physician said add- - that to "somebody" out effort to bring electricity Newport barred to bathers and line drivers and mechanics cutl mg that the asthma attack with !Make an accurate attempt of transcript off transportation for an esti-- minor complications back to t housands of hurricane sightseers started the recordings "so far as it is Nleantime President Eisen- - mated 100000 commuters Fri- - while Stoddard was at Grand stricken homes for human understand-dah u h hower 'rue strike came on the Island Neb in his business car possible Friday night allocated Many grocers in areas to coniprehend" brought ing lack power plan to remain open $1500000 in federal fonds for' eve of the Labor Day weekend- - Ile continued along the line vigorous objections from the were hopeful it might be 'litivever until his condition fense Sunday a nd Monday to supply the relief of hurricane victims An Eisen- settled before they need the grew worse as he reached Rock basis in Nlassachusetts fresh food on a dayto-daMixer aide- told that buses to go to :Os in Detroit Springs F1311THER On AS A check defense field representa- again next Tuesday kivil Service Mrs Stoddard and other mem- Thursday and Friday food sp oilage estimated at a lives had not was cut off to suburban Dear hers of the family arrived in 1 diy-olcompleted strike yet Since s' million pounds Tuesday their report on Rhode Island born and Downriver commu- - Rock Springs Friday to be with 4 Sept 9th and 10th 4111111" THE TROUBLED scene at big storm a half million pounds hurricane nities the railroad president damage Friwas of one distributed of at the Plant gates'was dry Ice least 300 leering pickets 100 day in Massachusetts alone Massachusetts Gov Christian' workers waiting to enter the TONITE I factory an equal number of A Herter who is expected to recommend- new job applicants and 150 make hurricane-aiarm id policemen standing by ations to a special sessio n of the Workers who walked to the legislature on Tuesday said VjáR plant in groups after being most of Cape Cod will be open I the ofwith to travelers Labor Day cleared by the employment flee were pelted as they made exception of five beaChes still Bargain Prices theirs' way through police lines 'DETROIT Sept 3 (1JP) — Three policemen were m auled Friday while holding back a thrilig 'of angry pickets who foreedreturning Square I) Co workers lo run a gantlet of fists' rocks eggs and tomatoes It was the second day of vio- lenfé since the company which sisvered relations with the United Electrical W o r k e r s Union (Ind) a p p e a I e d to 'loyal" workers to end their 81- - 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FARRAR el i1: 0 ICI rotalt40c -- L 13 s 'F 7 0 1 iiidry'':-43-11irt 444'Illm I ger rl CRAIN MiDREWS DAVID I I( lz thhArogtAmcoret Child:ail:dor 12 "1"" ' I SITOWING DANA oTiiin-a- l S f AND ogibv1411 JEANNE tober before Beverly Hills Mu- ni cipal Judge Henry H Drae- Loan Costs Lender a 0 SAN FRANCISCO Sept 3 i ill —A man who borrowed an auto- mobile jack won a $100000 Su- - IL 4 perior Court jury judgment Friday from the man who loaned it to him because the jack slipped Samuel II Chriest 29 San Francisco bakerywagon driver' said his car fell on him when the hydraulic jack slipped The car broke his neck Ile appeared in court in a wheel chair No out charged the jack was faulty: Reynold II Colvin attorney for Chriest said the verdict in - A WARNER BROS: r"111 34 Fl SI '"910'1'11111n1 d II ) a ctn TECHWe'OLOR 0 2nd To Featurol JEFF CHANDLER "Tho Groot Sioux Uprising" lochnitolorl 64991 Starts 745 AM 'Rocco 1 MODIFIED STOCK 1 ADULTS 50c FREE no man ever loosed such fury no woman ever felt such fir's' Tonight 8:15 Qual 7:30 State Fairgrounds Asphalt Speedway Grandstand $100 Stake lents UNDER 12 CHILDREN Auto Races 1 i 'I! 50c re 01 r Kids Under 12 F112I ' i y - IV Shirts 745 This Inciagemdrit 11440111 75c Child Under 12 1174zum l- the—cla-s-- 11111--t- o y 'I P Open 12 Neon SOc Till S p no 75e Evenings Child 20e Any Time PH reached e' ' VC U Free biles: - ' LOVERS! SHOW pejo ofacittot HOLLYWOOD Sept 3 (UP)-- A $50 fine and a public apology Friday cleared actress Marie (The body) M c D o n aid of charges she drove her car while under the influence of drugs ramming- four other automo- - - 1 a Como es Who es 10 pm Gni soo rho templets show ot the Autorium Witood lostwood send Airport Or lowla ' all-- 1( TX 'The Body' Apologizes - -- "The lender of an article is liable fqr injuries' to the bor rower where the lender knows that the instrument is going to be put to a dangerous use knows that the borrower doesn't know the danger and where the lender fails to warn the bor rower of the danger" -- --- $17177yarriiig - - ellenber g's NV arrested - iJ1 Judge Albert court meant: t prefer 't II Defilos Choose illaybank Sticeessor OP lc - new-sine-i- - d or 44 1)1 - E0 - — Butch 65 Sticeitilli)s up policemen and punch the Stone - 111 dalliffil i I - Asolor 'ft" dr - - - - - - - - (- -- - ' 7 : - li ' - 7- 7(11 K in known--for—hi- - - WARWICK C (RICK) : LAMOREAUX - - - ' ' —4---- - Mt NOSUNATiON u- - 'L CONGRESS A 5incera - - ' - 1 and - ' ' - e PAID ANNOUNCEmINT rm e r" — ' -- : ' e'IN ' j MOST from Fort Ord Calif Presents Gilbert & Su Ilivon's N 'P‘- h w 1 4( - 0 1 1 - - 4" WE CLOSESEPT INN lk04d l 4111 - ga- the kNuLu- 3 -- -- - WILL BE - OPEN - is- iou e — - SEPT - t1 4 - I '1 AMER IC A'S FOREMOST t - 't RUTHLESS ' — ION M1161 AI' Tifk-Af- t C 4( I INN - IPP 10 A Bedroom logy 1St Daily-t- AVAN ifft stout of ffitm Att Veit ' t STRIPTEUSE DANCA Alm e1 Open 4 Op PLUS 2n4 $IG NIT HER 140STMRM1CREA - 1007‘ p cOGt0118 111WW1)10 o Fantasy COIOR NOM tmou Ow SENSATIONALIOARINO -- DINf o : 0- Lunch - SAT1411DAY C Curb Servico -- -lex ONLY! 4400101ou it Coon Chicken ROSE GARDEN -‘ AND : - PLUS Lin 200:highland I Drivo— I LI DIM :III Iva MI nil 12TH ON 11::- ADULTS 'Starts tc45 DU 1'Dell IN 11 RIINVE 34494 PH 40u WV A I) ADMISSION 50( NOW' bin' TBIG 'CELEBRATION:LABOR 5 pm to 1 am e loilabar Day celebration at Saltair will mark the close—of andther successful' survived- by his Pallett e : resort IeosOn s management thanks you for your fine patronage and cordially —' and DANCr Marjorie Pallette:— ' TO maki the most-at-th severl remaining 'days Drive out with the t M rs Beulah ' 1 an d a sister t STEAKS CHICKEN The train IPhelps of INest L os Angeles family or catch la Saltair train at-- lOtb West and North t rriSattr— neraivrvices—were Iv —7217 11:111-cchiauTilinTiVaiaa073-60:11-iiiri:Irpolbe held next week expected-t' S In —Seaside tatifornits :RATES TO GROUPS ii GRAY AIRPORT II - TWOGRAND POOLS - pp 0 IIMISiWi MT L SARATOGA ill COLIN A STACK f:3D PIA7Adosissian1111 PM—Admission $100 ' -- ROBERT WEST HIGH SCHOOL A c CI' INCOIOR Critics Acclaimed by -'- ::- HMfS PINAFORE California -- 1714 S ) 11 ACTION ie'"rc'''ll' THEATRE r111110 Kings "The Border- Legion' '' of others scores Stil EAST 1 SECOND SOWN BEAUTIFUL ' "All' JEAN PETERS TERRACE ROOM SATURDAY NIGHT ONLY iVOt) companies into branching ' - -- - - A SY - stock Wittlur--Alr- ivory Rospect POIIYICAS W a and Mon In o - Vil-- as 'a youth movies -- during silent screen days Ills credits included such noted pictures as Fair and - LDS SERVICE MEN'S CONCERT Inallillhb AlliallettithlW 9 16 ' Horses" - - Of Otchostro ROARING PARK I reAiCHQ His Tickets at the Door osi- "ir''''Z field Kan As a he at-- I Militaryouth Acad-- I tended 'Culver emy in Indiana He toured the country With DEMOCRATIC a0111 PalletteWaS a native AMERICA'S NEWEST 1111:111birdargla -- ' ' part - g 1 LANCASTER Sill Hoot end Oda Thursday Ray Sims - 7111111nalhhh1111 - Alwe SW —Palletti—se-ssportly and jolly character roles in comedies In real life friends said he played the sanie gay A OVA of them 2411 1 L pietees 41 a-- many i I r--- I ro g monon11111 i health kept him almosi corn-- I pletely confined to his homed Pallette- - was a 'familiar in the movie colony and the crony of its gnat stars Ile had appeared with s —11' - "er)rr ill4 - i 46' - ' I siell-helmeted- f (? '''7' - - - ti - - - ipidt -- UNIclITS Dont Tonight MoreDays to See (12S m vie - I Stumpy Brown Hurry! Hurry! Only 3 HOLLYWOOD SePt 3 (LT) point the 'surging —Burly Eugene Pallette vet- pickets brpke fhrough the sag- eran of hundreds of fi lm roles ging 'pollee lines when a group' a ed Friday- - of ' of employes passed by Two -'cancer Ile vas to the knocked were patrolmen 5 James '6 grground and Patrolman ' memBaker was kicked in the ribs herPallette of a socially-' helping one (if them to h is feet ' t1 fan prominent ' SIounted police bolstered the A''''' r e t te t n e d t inters a n d ily I 1948 'ere in a For puillsed back the pickets La II 1:: 0' 4 ti i0 the pickets threatened to 1 a n his Ore tiG a wrtirmotheplant trget ranch after a the- - returning workers' two year reti re mnt Until poor Mr Pallette - Jo Ann Greer BURT COLOI I BAND of RENOWN one At youn L's:sj igt and his Vetertn Actor S'everal pickets shouting "scab" managed l a regth over the shoulders of the line- - The and MONDAY 0) 10 'I 1PC174ty chl 3110 MG ' RIM '11WAPISOLSINII IT'S-- A POSITIVE SENSATION'- - |
