| Show 4 -- Ne 400- p- v 'o Nr 16' - 4 vi00 400105410Tliildeiio-- WTatr' - I VWPi"6 Viire 0- - - - - A ' I 7 A -- America at a Glance Officer Passes Final Test He Lives Gunman Dies The Salt Lake Tribune -- morlorm ' - ' e""14 e " ' :- - " 4st- e ' The shooting took place at the busly intersection of Broad and 148th Street in Manhattan - -- l''' ' erq IND July 26 IP)7-Th- e sun finally bared Its face saturday and allowed about 100 damp nudists to shed their outer garment trappings and be gin a meeting at a rec relation park in nearby Granger The annual convention of the IVIldwest Sunbathing Assn was hampered Friday by heavy ST LOUIS The estate of ' ' 4 ' I '' N4 - i - ENGINEER James W Baber of Sparks Nev and George M Martinez of Reno crew members of the oncoming freight F ' ' f ' s 4 a ' : c ' 4 li ' ' s ''' i fk io ' -r-- - 7 ' - 5 ' i : f 1 A o t '' t0 4 1 ' 'i t' ''1' i - - a a4 ' 1 ' i : i - ' 1 ' si ''' 4 - --- ' '''''' " ' ' ' "I ' ' ' - ti a' A 4 61 1 i )1 0 ' 1 A - I ' iF f ' j ' t t 1 i t i ''''S-- 4 N' vq: olls't :-- ' '' - (ttiL : " '1:----0 - e - - :: - - t '''&04''°'4w- V I z:!:— - 1 :k 2 Box SPRINGS 2 MATTI? 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' WIEN NATIONALLY -- HAVE YOU HEARD Opill02rib TCfrjrhPVI SUNDAY "I'm very happy lust to be where I am" said Miss Brazil who is Adalgisa Colombo 18 of Rio de Janeiro "1 couldn't be happier" said Miss Hawaii a Chinese Hawaiian beauty named Geri Loo 18 of Honolulu She already has had several television and night club offers DELIVERY WITHIN the Gladys Zender of There were no the four runnersup lection: 5 990 4 1 ?e''1 4 :4: tJi--7- ' '"'VemOrtal: "-'- ' ' N111 i ' '''' T1 lkik $ Last year ALL FOUR FOR POSTURIZED r-- - 4 I She Is the second Latin In a row to win the title i rli 40"1 Television pictures taken by Ross and Lewis at 80000 feet were beamed back to monitor Ing stations on the ground It was the initial attempt to use television to record reactions of pilots In space travel h------ Lovely Miss Universe Wants— 'Husband a Lot of Children' 1:111: !1 4'''' - I 1 Besides his widow Mrs: Rea Levinson Warner and his two brothers he leaves three daugh ters Mrs Doris Vidor Mrs Betty May Spar ling and Mrs Lila Hiatt and 11 grandchil dren - Dealer r7""-1- 'A The Navy said the balloon was then at about 70000 feet and trying west at a speed of about 17 knots 'I She is 19 years old : Navy Cmdr Malcolm Ross and M Lee Lewis a former Navy balloonist were lofted to 80000 feet ' by the balloon launched near Crosby Minn be fore dawn In their glistening gondola they floated across quiet Minnesota skies munching cheese sandwiches and sending back to earth America's first stratosphere television pictures By 9:30 pm CDT (7:30 pm MST) the balloon had drifted 130 miles west of the launching site and 20 miles south of Fargo ND on the Minnesota-NortDakota border Warner would have eele brated his 51st wedding Ana versary Aug 30 :f 35'i It J By Associated Press BRAINERD MINN July 26 — A pair of cheerful balloon ists floated high above the edge of a thunderstorm area Satur day night chiding tracking crews whe were waiting out a severe weather forecast "What do you mean rain?" Joked the laughing aeronauts by radio "It's fine up here the sun Is shining and we're taking pictures of each other" I- World's r7---- -1 $ ' $ much-storie- Q U IL T 1 0 ers revolutionized the industry with the first talking picture of great impact—Al Jolson's "The Jazz Singer" —the company had a value of 230 million dollars 41 P1-- 1 0 ‘ : - ' ' t 1 - '' 'i t ' ' 'i ' : - i N i io' t ' a i 4 of ' l' hi i alert to rush him back Harry Warner Death Closes Spectacular Movie Career N '145-42- - e $ 4 4 a Il ' ''! ' : - -- a a - M A military helicopter was on the to Washington if necessary By Associated Press 10-da- y t where The solvent spreiA fire over BEVERLY HILLS CALIF the ground to 19 16ther cars M Warner 76 The SP said the ears carried July 26—Harry one of four immigrant brothers miscellaneous freight who parlayed a romm4r ' Imlay is in Nevada County movie small between Lovelock and Winne $house into a mueca and about 190 miles east ii '' $‘ I' multimillion dol isv of Reno C lar film empire !' The SP said traffic would be is dead rerouted on its westbound track The pioneer until the eastbound track is motion picture cleared No delays for passenger executive died at 1 trains were expected his Be! Air home night of IA 4 Friday The fire was confined to the a coronary oc 20 cars and blazed for over Mr Warner clusion He had three hours been president of Warner Bros What caused the accident re- Studios for 30 years before he mained a mystery and the SP stepped down in 1956 said the exact cause may never In 1903 Harry Warner and be known because of the deaths his brothers Sam Jack L and of Reber and Martinez a father Albert opened their first theaof four youngsters ter In a remodeled store at New "It was a mess There was Castle Pa burning oil all over the ground The brothers branched into Five or six cars behind the the distribution field and began engine were twisted like a horse producing movies in 1917 shoe" said Loren Arnold and IN 1928 THE Warner firm Eldon F Beam both of Merced: Calif in describing the colli was worth 16 million dollars Mon scene Four years later after the broth July 26 UP)— Sam Associated Preis Wirephoto Bronstein— who went from Luz Marina Zuloaga 19 of Colombia flashes big amiletter newsboy to benefactor of re- being named Miss Universe Her measurements: porters and said he was leaving his fortune to the University of Missouri—was valued at just $75000 Saturday Bronstein regarded as a milBO the skies cleared Saturboasted he parlayed loinaire—he 'and to day delegates eager By Asimetated Prefix of the fair Friday night in the shuoic their clothing lined up $3600 into $970000 in one specLONG CALIF annual beauty extravaganza BEAM ulative to he would July swoop—said quickly register leave the fortune he spoke of to 26—The new Miss Universe—a AND HERE'S a bright note Soo "MY FAIR LADY" of Well es South American the school of Journalism at Mis- dark - eyed POLL CUMORAH PAGIANT on for all the unmarried amigos: — said Colombia from souri beauty VIDA FOX CLAWSON'S Miss Colombia has never been Saturday she Is looking for a kissed—for real BE AN WAS honored kiSTORIC TRAIN guest man not a career at the University's 1958 observ41 would like to get married "Only that actor kissed her" TOUR SEMI'S AUG 1 ance of journalism week and and have a lot of children" said said her mother 'Write or Phone for Details Margarita re was written up in national mag- raven-tresseVIDA FOX CLAWSON Luz Marina Zu- !erring to a friendly buss by A I South azines Tomo!' Phone EM loaga who was selected fairest television cow p o k e Hugh O'Brian during a movie studio tour earlier in the week Thi new Miss Universe stands 5 feet 4 and weighs 116 pounds 1 The Direct u Largest Factoryeto-YoHer measurements: 3542314- I had motored up earlier in the day The three Eisenhower grandchildren and their parents John and his wife were already at their cottage at the farm Although relaxation was the main purpose of the President's weekend at the farm a special communications setup to Washington assured that the President would be advised immediately of developments in the Middle East and elseMrs Eisenhower were killed outright Darrell L Jorgensen a brakeman on Baber's crew was injured The SI' said the three-uni- t Diesel pulling the oncoming train was derailed and caught fire The caboose it hit was destroyed But trainmen on the caboose apparently saw the train in time to bail out None was injured i' t4 oi' " - Missouri 'Millionaire' Worth but $75000 BED 's- : ) ' e 4""- -- rt ' i SOUTH ''''tok 1" following Happy? Barely ' ' : SAN FRANCISCO July 26 UP)—William F Lewis was killed Saturday because his wife's heel stuck in the accelerator of the family car Police said Lewis 48 a carpenter got out of the Far to open the garage doors His wife of two months Lydia 49 slipped into the driver's seat to take the car inside Her heel caught in the accelerator ' The auto shot forward It prunged through a wall Into a basement bedroom smashed through the back wall of the house and stopped at the back yard fence - ' I temeprature was fluctuating between "normal Wife's Heel Leads to Death of Husband v 4 : r7f I ' 1 - 'I'4E1 4 ' two days of special icewater application mattress a rubber through Ills temperature When admitted to the hospital Wednesday was 110—the highest the thermometer would go Donald was taken to the hospital by his father when his lace became badly swollen - 1 i and100" toctors reported his temperature had dropped 10 degrees Friday ''' 1 ' 4 1 4 :Donald's k- r A glycerine car split open DAYTON OHIO July 26 (UPD—Donald Knee 13 Phillipsburg whose 110 degree temperature this week was believed to be ope of the highest ever recorded Saturday recognized his parepts for the first time since taken Ill Wednesday Lowell Knee the boy's father said Donald burst Into tears upon seeing his plrents He had been in a coma three days - — ''' " :l' Fights Off Coma Patient 115-ca- k THE PRESIDENT and his son Maj John Eisenhower showed up early at the Gettysburg Country Club and were off the dew-we- t first tee at 7:30 am EDT The weather was clear and sunny The President flew here by helicopter late Friday after sending Soviet Premier Nikita S Khrushchev a new note on a proposed summit conference on the Middle East rear-en- ' s ee ‘ i a ''i runt tiearby 110-Degr- V ' f a k I - '' 4i4 ' - 4f I" N: s ' ' h o that-Leond- ri V v ' s- S ' a' t r - two-wee- IMLAY NEV July 26— A collision of two violent Southern Pacific freight long i trains killed two men Saturday i1 and flaming glycerin spread fire to 20 ears 1 A unit was entering when the fast the Imlay yard r moving second train 114 cars ploughed into the first one ' 1 00 ' 41 nine-mont- --- - 4 A1 " - ' proOttinger had just begun the final day of his bation period on the police force Sanitation workers at the intersection called to him to re were engaged in heated arguand port I" to' ! ' nJlauvlyed26 the start of the Middle East crisis his game was a bit layoff rusty as a result of the By Associated Press Ai fo' i t I 0 i" And three times the 23 yearold officer Edward T Ottinger t Jr ot Brooklyn father of two daughters pulled the trigger of : his own gun His three bullets scored killing his assailant The deadly duel was enough to make a man collapse in 1 't Pervous shock afterward—and the patrolman did He was taken 0 t to a hospital for treatment f 34 had Leonel° who as Vidal identified man was The dead s tome to New York from Santurce Puerto Rico Way : ' - f' - v ? " - '' -- cr ' Three times the gunman snapped the trigger of his 18 caliber automatic Three times the gun failed to fire " o ' 'i - 0 I4 By Associated Press NEW YORK July 26—A cool young patrolman passed the final test of his ninemonth probationary period with unflinching Puerto Rican took aim at courage Saturday when a him at close range ( rircispnhnwseBrusRaGturdPat - )- Sunday July 27 1958 2 Dead1 Hurt IkeTrods Gettysburg "Links Fliers Munat Edibles on As 1 Freight In First GamC Since Crisis (UPI)—President Dwight Balloon Trip Hits Anoth er first round of golf since ruM001W ' )v - 4t ' romewHolwookoolonmmomeopy - 1 Li i ' ' SANDWICH 'iJ SUNDAY ONLY SUNDAY ONLY TWR 9 IANLGL v - SUGAR t'16:1Y 4 ' g 11111orr--- i kztototit:it-- ) BEEF TURKEY DINNERS 4 t STH I ' k CREAM r '''1- "'Kr' Itk A ' i t sfk4I'l e 4 - v02 4 04 41 i CONES p Ia ' L )C ) (0) 89' ---- -- I I EACH SUGAR HOUSE STORE ICE Tft7r1F ) rt rri HOUSE & 3750 SOUTH STATE CREAM AND CANDY SHOPS IN |
