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---DESERET NEWS TEL Satt ta City, Satur 17, 1957L (. -7? 1- EMMY LOU ews 4 A 1 moarrassmen ri7dilitiloi: Crash hi Probe 111111 Californian Asks Probe 01 River Squallers" SAN FRANCISCO (UP) FiDter ICillin from a. uranium Civil' Friday when it fell to the Saturday ground, barely missing homes --vestigation of and a It-- crash that killed thecpilot, 'plunged' to the earth near' a .1 Ilarvey Olsen, 37, of Los An crowded baseball diamond. Riles, and geologist Ted Beck Becket-Nosemployed by er of Rock Springs, Wyo. Unicni- Pacific Rtilroad crash- that killed -the', 'plunged' to the eaxth near' 1 Ilarvey Olsen, 37 of Los'An- crowded baseball diamond.

Riles, and geologist Ted Beck Becker -was-employed er of Rock Springs, Wyo. UnI Pacific Yttillroal Friday when it fell to the ground, barely missing homes and school 'plunged' to the earth near' a crowded baseball diamond. Becket -was-employed by Pacific Railroad 001111Mit a 1 l'i 7'' 11,101111: 1 '2-. 4 I I 1 dpSv 416'12, 8 1 441 Sitt. 1 ill At I a wimrta vi.

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Oil LAS VEGAS, NEV. wind con-ilitions woultf-resul .1 Co DelaysAsTest wind conditions would -resul Harold E. delegate to the London talks, is to West's full -rnent pmposals within After thate it is hoped 'the Western and 'Soviet tIve wifi agree to 'recess the talks while 'the thq proposals. U.S. disarmament experts em- phuized they are not alarmed over statements made in Lou.

don during the fast three days by Delegate-- Valerian Zorin injected new demands in the meeting late this week- which have long been by the western: allies, as f--. -In 'a lengthy, speech. the Soviet delegate diclariq that no agreement on disarnWnent, is possible---unless it contains cisions on elimination of foreign military bases. Zorin demanded an agreement for withdrawal of allied troops from Germany. his tirade was --interpreted by some sources as throwing the five-month long-.

disarmament negotiations into a new dead 1.Detonation -of atomic device' l'Shasta earty Saturday was postponed for the 19th -time When Atomic Energy' postponed for the 19th -time When Atomic Energy -Meanwhile, In the Colorado tern: The AEC, rescheduled the River suit, tosvid E. Warner, which was Set for cm. attorney for the United States, (MST) Saturday, for the same warned that if the court at-Mission officialS determined time Monday --tempts to curtail the govern- J--- United Colonel Faces Spy Ttloi On 16 will to, withdrais. Nrw ynRm (TNg) enl maga m.tthu 1- ad the caSe would NEW YORK (INS) Judge Matthew T. Abruno Warner the- case would Rudolf Ivanovich'Abel will go on trial for his life on Sept.

-16 charged with being thief of a Soviet spy network that seirets to Russia. Mhilitlyniktwers taking- the to-alreasr-Gregori, -c made several alls finally got a date with Judy akeromi the street." ROBERT G. iMON WILMINGTON INS) --The VS. has iecelyertnevi assurance that Russia's leaders are giNing "emrious consideration In--the sweeping "open skies.proposals made by the western allies at the London. disarmament talks earlier this The news was welcomed in Washington in of recent in London 'which indicated, 04- Union might quickly reject the first-step disarmament blueprint.

The State Department has been informed that the proposals are now under active study and a Russian reply is expected shortly. there -is any doubt about the trUth of-the storyt-let It LONDON (UPI --Twenty eight folders containing allegttions against many of Britain's most famous nobles were stolen Fridayfrom the London correspondent of Confidential magazine. The files Were.taken from he Bond Street office of Michael Mordaunt-Smith, who was in the United States to testify at the Confidential libel trial. --Irriends of Mordaunt-Smith I said the files amounted to a virtual who's-who of London sin, Including many Stories Cortfidential, rejected as "too hot to print." CH 11111 MEETS AT 661 IASI 13TH SOUTH Sibiu School Sugulay 1000 A N. Preaching Sunday 1050 A.M.

Sunday 7:30 P.M. khool Wydrouloy 7:30 P.M. tedias lotok School Thula. '730 P.M. ATIMISTIA, M.

A. WRIGHT. AX 54023 7. 14111' Rep. Clair Engle- asked Setretary of Interior Fred Seaton to provide him with a full report of "unlawful water uses, along the Colorado River.1-,.

It also 'w- as learned that Rep. Engle plansto hold, hearings in southertt-California alter the, adjournment of Congress on he --Colorado -Ttlyer, 2-liquattee fall "loIack of an In dispensable party Engle, in a July, 2letter Seaton released Saturdayby the Colorado River Boardol California. said- that' he "very Much soneerned that there seems to be very 'little pregreaebeing resolving the serious 'problem of unlawful land and water use along the lower Colorado River 1 Engle, chairman of the House Interior. Committee, wrote that he that the problem of illegal water, use was not given more attention" by the Interior -Department. Engle was referring to a complaint by California that along the lower readies of the Colorado between Laguna Darn and Yuma, were Illegally pumping.

water from the Colorado River. In particular the complaint con. rned squatters" In The Molts Valley. 'ts 11! 10 Prifi'i'MtatTririla CHARCOAL Hardwood, boron stow and 10 US. tat Ind By Marty Links A (i.c.i,10,ipip0..h.0 lie and Bisquier, an I-B-M1 problemist -trad tied at 10 points; Then, two mathematicians refigured the highly complicated system of computing honors.

After the Encyclopedia of Chess, the experts named the teen-age lad-tharnpion of-tte-tipen tourney. That called for a second phone call to mother for young Bobby, this time with the best possible news. had twice beeit' the national open chess champion. af A PARTS BINS Sturdy fwd. G.R.

Govt. hut sections 22 I 1012 3. ideal foe molls, bolts, mots. screws. Scood wow.

49- TO 9 P.M. 10 I BINS (r4 di fr Sturdy mil. F. 49c I N.Y., Herald Tribune CIUDAD TRUJILLO, DO. MINICAN REPUBLICWith diplomats and military Mons from 46 foreign court.

tries ---Bienvenido Trujillo Molina, brother Of Gen. eralissimo Rafael Leonidas Trujillo Molina, was inaug. urated here Friday for a second live-year as Hoodlum Sued Fol WASHINGTON. (INS) The government has brought suit against Umberto Albert -bood-- turn for $256,545 In unpaid Income taxes and penalties. Court records disclosed Fri.

day the one-time Murder SOON 6 IT WILL BE U. 0 A 'time for another troot'onot 6P' NationaiTChest CLEVELAND, OHIO (1.11))7--, Robert of Brooklyn'," N.Y., won the championship title of the 58th annual National Open Chess Tournament Friday night; besting any number of older players before tying tour nament veteran Arthur Bisciuler of New York City. At first. young Bobby was declared the loser, and called his mother in Brooklyn to make the sad admission that he had not gained''tho'' International chess crown. 117) BRIQUETS 1 Iftg) 1( 71111111 toomFor Many i In Magazine Trial HOILYWOOD Criminal libel trial- of donfidential-and Whisper magazines recessed for the weekend $aturday with some movie stars 1 ins little hope of em- 1 barrassment in forthcoming testimony.

The opened its case Friday- by--t eking from James Craig, 27, a former 4 theater manager, about a "cuddling'L Incident involving, film 1 star Maureen O'Hara and an unidentified escort. Craig testified that the story published inthe 1957 Issue of Confidential about alFlegect I conduct of Miss O'Hara In a theater was Miss O'Hara denied the story shortly- after its publication. and -the magizi Defense attorneys put Craig on the stand ittlut attempt to prove that articles printed- by the magazine stboUf the private lives of celebrities are true and published without malice. to Confidential because he did not 'think the alleged behavior was proper in such a public place. He said he received a $200 check for giving the information to Confidential even though he had 'not asked for any Michael C.

G. D. MotdauntSmith, 30, another defense witness, identified himself as 'a newsman from London who had served Confidential as its Euro. pean correspondent. -He said he had checked out ween700- and-800 stories-fortruth and accuracy before sub- mitting for publication.

He testified that only about 50 had been accepted and said ConfidehtlarPublisher Robert Har- I risonThad-warned hIm that "if 'I Genuine U.S. Army, Brand New FIELD SHOES New is die Awe in Amy in pair el the finest win shies weiie fee less shoo tint prise el nowlieles. Snot IS in A end wkiths. 09 Shady con. striation, 90 Until low, spairomisod.

Rog. 5.95 value. de Ao zets 4 PER SHEET Ill Brand New HOES 5) 09 BENCH VISE Shady coo. striation, Until spairontood. Rog.

5.95 value. 'I le OPEN ALL 'Re a I I sti ct Flight WASHINGTON tUF9--The government cracked the whip --Saturday over the nation's commercial airlines to Pro- vide "realistic" passenger flight schedules. It handed a major victory to the Airline Pilots Assoda- tion tALPA), which had corn- HEDGE TRIMMER wow moo on 11 111 olWE WOODEN OARS 4115 OD 0 C.D.. -F vAdths all 64" My An excellent Stars ly en weeden ears, fell 3 Other sizes available. eels.

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I THE WEATHER 2 LB. cEtAcLoilD A Alio quality beg with water topelleitt www, het fillINI41 Rohm owl toollititte with wwwity. 11 In an unacceptable fallout pat. set the trial date in Brooklyn Federal Court Friday and also told -the -defendant that the for him, after Abel made his third --aPpearance court i without an nt-Asiumes-Officfr dent of-the Dominican Republic. The oathtaking ceremony.

for both Gen- Trujillo and Vite President Dr. Joaquin In -the of- the congres-, sional palace. Porfirio Herrera, president of the Sen- ate, administered the oaths-and then delivered a "State of the Nation" address. $256,545 Taxes figure asked the U.S. tax court to dismiss the Internal Reve nue Service chitin against him.

'Artaitasio, also kri own bert Anastasia, pleaded guilty toi evasion of $11.,740 in In. come taxes in 194748,. He was fined $20,000 and sentenced to one year in prison. Schedules Ordered plained to the Civil Aero nautics Board that "phony" flight schedules were a threat to safety. The ALPA charged that schedules put out by a number of airlines listed flight times which were Inca.

pable of being met "even a small percentage of the time." MOONMoonriae Sunday WM MOOnlet Siandar.1122--ault. COMPARATIVE TEMPERATILTRB8-- Salt take City Friday. high117. low IL Mean 82. normal 75.

A year ago. high 83. low All.time high for month 103, all-time low ler month 39. Temperatures for this 24-hour Delia ending 5:30 am. Saturday were: Max.

Min. Pre. Albuquerque. N.M. 91 67 Atlanta.

Ga. 94 5 IBillings. Mont. 79 ell Bismarck, 0 53 B0181, IDAHO et-Boston. Masa.

74 59 Butt. Mont 71) 41 CITY 27 ICHEYENNE. WYO. 70 54 Trees Chicago, Ill 71 85 Failings. Mont.

Bismarck, 0 ROISE, IDAHO Boston, Masa. Butt. Mont CEDAR CITY CHEYENNE. WYO Chicago, 43 AS 'II 01 AO 17 77 .17 62 87, aha. Neb.

74 Phoenix. Ariz. 99 82 POCATELLO. MAIO 91 MI Portland, One. 72 54 PROVO It 811 REND.

NEV. 8 83 ROCK SPRING WTO, 81 Att SALT LARK ('ITT 117 ItS San Diego, Calif. II 70 San Francisco, Cold, 71 52 RT. DEORGS Louts. 88 --Mk-- Seattle.

Wash 87 58 SHERIDAN. wyo. MI 411 91 Spokane. Wash. 88 Washington, D.C.

IM West Yellowstonf, Mont. 84 40 11)2412 NI WS gltM Ittlegram Editorial Offices, SI Richards M. advartisiug sad Cireutation. 141 111. Main IL Established Juno tn.

1150. Published each evening Entered et Um Salt Lake, City Post Office as second class matter according to AM of Congress. March a. 111711 Th. Destrot Niwo Publishing Corn Deny assumes no mtionsibility for mom uscripts and photogrenhs contributed.

Photographs and articles may to Printed only with written coortnintion given In advance. CAIRNS IhrLIVIIII ISATIS One month idally only) 11 11.50 Six months Nally only) reale in advance ono 'rear adally MY) paid advanc month (daily and Sundae) I Six months (daily and Sun- day 4 paid in advance 11111 one year. $340 invallablir ante to areas without carrier-service). AU mai) subscriptions are payable III75 SaturdaY ante by moft six (Ina year idaily and Sunday) in advance ild ALDrL1Y1iTiAfi5 Mail daily with carrtec service en Sunday. ono month, SlIns tax -months.

1110 50; one year. 1111. Mill lail" and Sundao ms norith. t5 advance. WASATCH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH iltit South end 174 lee Msters Donald 0.

Christmases, D. D. Gion Cordoll. Worship a 9:30 a.m. and Sunday School Class's ot Imoth hovel 1 SALT LASS AND WICINr7Y--Portiy cloudy tonight and Sunday with widely mattered thunitorshowere 4a-thelate afternoon or evening.

Continued hot with the high Sunday fb7 and the iow Sunday morning 7.1TAHPartly cloudy tonight and Sunday. Widely scattered thundershowers during the night and the lat. afternoon MOStlY in the mountain areas and In the east portion. Con. 'firmed hot.

High both days it5 to 100 and the low Sunday morning 55 to 70. SOUTHERN IDAHOPartly cloudy tonight and Sunday. A few catterod afternoon and evening thundershowers. --Tho Inw- morning 00- to 00 Continued warm days with high of to 105. NEVADAG.enerally fair itunday its HOURS: DAILY 8 A.M.

FIBERGLASS PANELS DAY SIIIIDAY TILL 8 P.M. rept arattened thunderstorms in the I Denvir: t10. afternoon and evening mainly in tha Detroit, Mich. 75 Duluth. Minn east portion.

1 75 'GRAND JUNCTION al WYOMING Part's' cloudy Sunday I LAII VEGAS, NEV. lea With isolated afternoon thundershow.ILOGAN Los Angeles, Calif. 92 I Miami, Fla. 10 COLORA60Partly elnudir Sunday MILFORD 19 with isolated afternoon thundarshowers Mins. 79 in the north and widalY scattered thun- New Orleans.

L. 92 dershowen in the south. He York N.Y. OGDEN a res. 41 Om twat, Oklahorn a Cityeik' now.

rlday won mat' 75 01 11,01 Ante lee. Calif. 92 Fla. to MILFORD If MilMeSPOliS, Minn. 711 I New Orleans.

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