The Daily Herald from Provo, Utah • 12

WEDNESDAY, JULY 10, 17 Uteh County. Utah DAILY HERALD INTERMOUNTAIN BRIEFS Pocatello Woman, Burley Resident Killed In Two-Car Collision By UNITED PRESS The new state death toll com- tangled in a canal headgate op death of a 70-year-old woman July A Pocatello woman and a man tvared with 114 killed on Idahn tih Fort Hall Indian Rp.ftrvatinn 4. clerk, who has been missing sine Monday night after working at the The woman. Mrs. Oscar Fullmer city hall.

about seven miles north of here. The grim discovery was made 70. died in Idaho July 4 of in-jtitries suffered in a one car ac- Owyhee County sheriff Jim Tucker said the woman apparently left the municipal building shortly befoj-e midnight. He said rrom uuriey were kiui in a iww highwavs during the same penod car collision seven miles east of jast vear Hansen, Idaho. Tuesday night, raising Idaho's 1957 traffic death toU 88.

R0CK SPRINGS, Wvo. (UP The victims were Mrs. Helen An inquest will be held Thursday J. Brises. 34.

and Stewart E. at Rock Springs police court into by canal inspector Lando Lenon. cident eight miles west of Wilson, who said he had not seen the June 23. body when he checked the head- The 1957 highway death toll is her car still was parked in front now four less than for this date of the building and her purse and a ago. house keys were left in her of- fice.

gate Monday. Officers theorized hhe body had been in the bottom of the canal for some time and finally floated to the surface. l-i i HOMED ALE. Idaho UP A search was underway in southwestern Idaho today for Miss Bertha Ehrhart, Homedale city Jordan, 51. Both were drivers of the cars involved.

Mrs. Briggs' son, Michael, 7, suffered a broken arm. State Police said the cars were traveling toward one another on U.S. Highway 30 when one auto apparently swerved into the path of the other. i the two-car smashutp Sunday on U.S.

Highway 30 at Table Rock, 60 miles east of here, which killed four persons. One witness, acting Sweetwater County Corner Hugh Thomas said, will testify at the inquiry. He is Verne Taylor of Rawlins, a truck driver. Taylor was right behind one of the cars involved in the collision the third multiple death crash on U.S. 30 in Wyoming in a week.

CHEYENNE, Wyo. (UP Wyoming's highway fatality toll rose to 70 today with the report of the REGAL RECREATION i i "BOWL WITH AMf AUTOMATIC nNSPOTTtiS" ESG0TS FREE HOME DELIVERY FR 3-9169 348 WEST CENTER Open 4 p.m.; 2 p.m. 1 Rife Rowling At What's Playing At the Movies It's Best vim CANT STAY FOREVER HURRY i 1180 No. Unir. FR 3-1863 POCATELLO, Idaho UP The body of an unidentified woman, apparently dead for about two weeks, was found Tuesday en- Contrary to rumors, The Ten Commandments will not play in Central Utah again for' many, many months.

PROVO XjJ 3gsny air nVj AFRICAN AGAINST AFRKAN 19-YEAR-OLD WEDS WOMAN, 63 Tho mas Henderson, 19, and his bride of two days, Florence, 63, admire her new diamond ring. Married after a whirlwind courtship of two weeks, he says they wo uld like to have a family, a boy and a girl. (UP Telephoto). 5C: Academy The Wayward Bus, and The Way To The Gold. Paramount The Ten Commandments.

Uinta Closed. Pioneer Motor-Vu Tammy And The Bachelor, and The Kettles On Old McDonald's Farm. LEHI Royal The True Story of Jesse James, with Robert Wagner AMERICAN FORK Coral Cinderella. Disney. Starlite Joe Butterfly, and The Storm Rider.

PLEASANT GROVE Grove Tattered Dress, and Young Stranger. OR EM Scera Unconquered with Gary Cooper. Timpanogos Something of Value, and Forever Darling. Geneva Gunfight At The O.K. Corral, and Emergency Hospital.

SPRINGVILLE Art City Solid Gold Cadillac, and White Squaw. Ivy Ztr 2 New State Agencies In 1st Official Sessions 19-Year-Old Marries Woman, 63 GOOD SEATS AVAILABLE All Performances Box Office Open at Noon Two Performances Dailv 1:00 m. and 7:30 m. Adults: Mats All Seats 90 Eves. Orch.

loses $1.50 Bale. $1 25 Children Mats. $75 Eves. $.90 Prices Include Tax COMING TO THE STAR LITE ROCK HUDSON DANA WYNTER SIDNEY POITlEt IPAUL DOUGLAS SALT LAKE CITY (UP'1 Two of Utah's newest agencies the State Parks and Recreation Commission and state Library board held their first official meetings ian, as its chairman and acting director. Fabian told the 12 member Parks Commission its first task is to hire a director.

Next, he said, it must draw up a plan of Based on Robert C. Ruark sensational best-selling novel of the same name. This is Tuesday. Jam packed with entertainment based on Broadway's successful play of the same name! potent screen entertainment. NASHVILLE, (UP 'Plans for a honeymoon have been delayed by a 19-year-old Nashvillian and his 63-year-old bride because the new-lyweds have only seven cents for setting up house-keeping.

Thomas Henderson, an unemployed bean sheller, said he would take his wife Florence to his forme home at Dickson, in the epic class The Park group- named Salt opeiauon in piepaiauon iw st-eiv-Lake Citv attorney Harold P. i iT1? funds from the 1959 State Fabian as chairman and acting Legislature. He said he would i 1 JMwrOTrrjnwt director. The Library Board appointed Ralph D. Thomson, assistant University of Utah librar- WOMAN OF THE WESTi look into the possibility of obtaining federal aid for projects undertaken by the commission.

Thompson said the Library SHOW 7:30 NOW PLAYING OPEN 7:00 BcaARNAZ S3 Board would set about securing Tenn to visit "kinfolks" as soon federal approval of state library as he musters enough cash for plans so it can claim $67,800 in ne trip. lames MASON federal tunas aireaay appropnaiea Ginger Rogers Gets Divorce Open 7:45 Show 8:20 HELD OVER Tonight and Tomorrow 1 by the government. In establishing the two agencies, the 1957 Legislature gave each a $50,000 biennial appropriation. However, the Parks group will assume responsibility for admin- Louis CALMER 6f WH fa-SSBQP SANTA MONICA, Calif 'UP Film queen Gmger Rogers has If mM, I been granted a divorce from her istering several state projects and fourth husband, youthful French their funds such as the $34,000 The couple were married here Monday after exhausting their combined assets of $5.50 earned from shelling beans. The money went for a marriage license.

Henderson said he met his wife a couple of weeks ago and "it was love at first sight." The. young bean sheller said he wrasn't too worried abort supporting his new wife, would probably "keep on shelling beans for "a while." Henderson said he had to marry sometime and he was just tired of being single. actor Jacques Bciverac on rou- appropriation for "This is the Place" Monument. $7,000 for main- I Paramount Prrtts OMmaScoTCCJMICSIUL tEUERBSn-WA1IQ RDOWt GARY PAULETTE 'cnance of the old state capitol at Fillmore and $24,000 for building a state information center. COOPER -G0DDARD me grounds of cruelty.

the blonde. 45-year-old actress Tuesday obtained the divorce Superior Court after te-tifying that Bergcrac. 30, stayed away from home for lona per, oris and often would not speak to her for B.DeMilles PRODUCES VACCINE OtDMxDOfUUDS A laboratory located in Cook am FREE PLAYGROUND CHILDREN FREE ADULTS 60c even at the dinner County Hospital, Chicago, oper- a ed by the University of Illinois, weeks table." COLOR BY MMO HM tttt Hit technicolor DA SUM MRIOFF KELUWAT BOND tttiutt Mi ImkI IkA I ItMiSt hmiMil ClNin tmtn. IiHik I u4 Imt k. MAJN-FENNELDf Miss Rogers met the actor in produces and distributes BCG, i Europe and they vere married at the antituberculosis vaccine, in i Actress Sues Confidential Palm Springs.

Calif Feb. 7, 1953. the United States and its pos The couple separated last May 3. sessions. DOORS ALWAYS COOL AND COMFORTABLE STARTS SANTA MONICA, Calif.

(VP) Actress Maureen O'Hara today sought one million dollars damages in a libel suit "against Confidential magazine. Miss O'Hara charged Tuesday in a Superior Court suit that she and her family suffered "gj-eat mental anguish" as a result of an article about her in the March, 1957 issue of the magazine. The article was titled. "I Was the Hottest Show in Town When Maureen O'Hara Cuddled In Row 35." AU DIE MURPHY-GEORGE NADER -KM WYNN -fy I I V.ft imsw rw it owtuikaa ro cm -BURGESS MEREDITH -JOf urru'ir 2nd FEATURE (6 Sure glad I saw my FWM47Q IsSgasSa DAILY I ifr I 'ijh ttCM. Ott.

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