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10. Help Wanted Mate in MONDAY, JANUARY 27. 1 Utah. County. Utah 1953 CARNIVAL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS Rates As Follows Legal Notice Probate and Guardianship Notices Consult County Clerk or the Respective Signers for Further information, S2.MtccnoneeoFof Sato FOR SALE Salvaged Equpiment and steel; steam boiler, fans, coal 'pulverizers, motors, breeching, ducts, pipe, valves, fittings, etc.

Contact, Leland M. Perry, Assistant Director, Physical Plant Department, Brigham Young University, U.S. Developing Drive Against Soviet Veto Use 2 3 4 Lines Lines Lines .70 1.05 1.40 1.40 2.10 2.80 2.00 3.00 4.00 600 0.00 12 00 'You tell me one thing, Doctor, and everybody in the DAILY HERALD technical manner in which a dispute shall be handled say, referred to a committee for consideration. Substance concerns the issue itself and the question of specific Council action on it. Five Powers Have Veto Five powers have the veto right in the Council the United States, Great Britain, France, China and Russia.

They are permanent-members of the Council. The six other seats rotate among the rest of the UN members. Technically, the veto power is restricted to matters of substance that is, to real action by the council and does not apply in matters of procedure. Russia has managed to get around this restriction by first denying that a question is one procedure, and then vetoing action when the substantive stage is reached. Lodge, in his proposal Friday, moved largely to get the veto question formally before the UN.

Russia boycotts all meetings of the Interim Committee, holding that the UN charter does aot authorize it. But the question of restricting use of the veto is arising with increasing frequency. A lot of smaller countries in the 82-member JN dislike the idea that any one country shall be able to block action. Charter Amendment Necessary One obstacle to a legal restriction of the veto power is that an amendment of the charter would be necessary. Passage of the amendment undoubtedly would cause Russia to withdraw completely from the UN.

That would cause no pain to a lot of people. But what the United State is trying to do is to put pressure on Russia to agree to some restriction. There is also another difficulty concerning legal restriction. The United States never has used its veto power. It haus not needed to.

But had it not been givn the veto right in the charter, it is certain that the Senate would have refused to approve American entry to the UN. That is what happened when the old League of Nations was organized after World War I. The League Covenant, corresponding to the UN Charter, bound members to defend each other against aggression. President Woodrow Wilson refused to accept reservations demanded by Senate Republicans. Hence the Senate refused by six votes to give the necessary two-thirds vote of approval.

It broke Wilson and, with the S. a non-member, 'it eventually broke the League. the News panied his mother and two other American women to Red China for a visit with their imprisoned sons, on prospects for their release: "The leniency expressed by the Chinese allows us to retain our hope." ANKARA, Turkey Turkish Foreign Minister Fatin Rustu Zorlu, on the participation of Secretary of State Dulles, as a non-member observer, in the Baghdad Pact talks: "The critical importance of this meeting is shown by the presence of Mr. Dulles." WASHINGTON American ambassador to Moscow, Llewellyn E. Thompson, following his return home for consultations, on the Russian drive for East-West talks: "We can expect the Russians to do a lot of maneuvering.

They will try to get in the strongest position possible." By Nexdine Seltzer By CHARLES M. McCANN United Press Staff Correspondent The United States is developing a "new campaign against Soviet Russia's persistent use of its veto power in the United Nations. President Eisenhower, in his letter of Jan. 12 to Soviet Premier Nikolai A. Bulganin, pointed out that" Russia had resorted to the veto 82 times to block UN Security Council action.

"I propose that we should make the policy of our two governments, at least, not to use veto power to prevent the Security Council from proposing methods for the pacific settlement of disputes," the President said. Henry Cabot Lodge, United States Chief Delegate, followed this up tothe UN on Thursday. 7 Lodge proposed to the UN "Interim Committee," which operates when the General Assembly is not in session, that the veto power be dropped on questions relating to the peaceful settlement of disputes and on votes taken to decide whether an issue in the Security Council is to be regarded as a question of procedure or of substance. In the Security Council, a question of procedure concerns the 1000 Cypriots In Battle With British NICOSIA, Cyprus (UP) More than 1,000 Turkish Cypriots battled British police and troops with stones and bottles today but finally were dispersed with tea gas. The demonstration was timed to coincide with opening of the Baghdad Pact meeting in Ankara where Cyprus Governor Sir Hugh Foot has flown for talks with British Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd.

The Turkish minority on Cyprus is violently opposed to demands by the Greek majority for union with Greece. They apparently felt the governor was leaning too far toward the Greeks. The mob moved through the street shouting "down with Foot Thay ignored their leaders' plea to break up and clashed with police lines. Some shop windows were broken and coffee stalls overturned in the melee. No major injuries wrere reported although Assistant Chief Constable Stan Burns was cut on the cheek by a flying bottle.

Quotes in (Reg. U.S. Pat. Off.) Bjr UNITED PRESS CARACAS, Venezuela Former Argentine dictator Juan D. Peron, ks the Dominican Republic embassy in Caracas where he took refuge after the overthrow of Venezuelan strongman Marcos Perei Jimenez, on his exile in Venezuela: I am very thankful for the hospitality I have received in Venezuela." BLOOMTNGTON, Ind.

Prof. George Kimble, head of Indiana University's geography department, on whether man will ever learn to control the weather: 'To judge from the indifferent luck many meteorologists have with-'fcheir 12 to 24 hour forecasts, we are still far from understanding local weather, let alone controlling global weather." HONG KONG William son of Mrs. Mary Downey of New Britain, who accom SWEETIE PIE MAN Wanted from this area to work for the only operation of its kind in this area of the state. Must be able to travel during the week. We will offer you a guaranteed salary of $275 or more per month depending upon your qualifications.

You will also receive commission in addition to guaranteed salary. Apply to: Mr. Barton Utah State Employment 4 Service, 295 West 100 North Provo, Utah, January 29, between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. FULLER Brush needs one alert full time dealer Aug.

profit $135 per week. Write 4334 Harper Salt Lake City for.appt. 11. Help Wanted Female HOUSEWIVES earn $5.00 first 2 hours, in own home. P.O.

Box 534, Salt Lake City 10. Utah. BECOME Avon Representative and add to the family income only a few hours daily. Start your own business now. We train you.

Write immediately for interview. Avon Manager. 164 North 7th East. Provo. 14.

Instruction ACCORDION lessons, certified teach er, accordions furnished. FR 3-5788 a.m. GUITAR and accordion lessons. In strument furnished for beginners. Herger Music.

FR 3-4583. 17. Work Wanted A trained chlldrens nurse will tend children in own home. 5 days a week. FR 3-4130.

CARPENTER work, Job or hour. Free estimates, work guaranteed. HU 9-6453. TAX service, federal and state, rea- sonable rates. AC 5-1003.

DRESSMAKING, alterations, etc. 244 North 1st West. FR 3-0109. WALLPAPER cleaning, walls washed. Painting.

Work guaranted. Phone FR 3-1147. SEWING done, reasonable. Call Faye FR 3-5579. CHILD CARE.

Supervised play and lunch. 25c per hour. FR 3-6728. INCOME Tax returns prepared by qualified accountant. FR 3-2858, 1041 North 3rd West.

RENEDIAL reading, certified teacher. FR 3-8229, evenings or before 8 a.m. WILL tend childen in my home. 5 days a week. 295 West 4th North.

Orem. AC 5-4858. BABY minded in my home. FR 3-6604. INCOME taxes of all types prepared.

Phone FR 3-0253 for appointment. 18 Nursery Schools ENROLL your child now. Playtime pre-school kindergarten. 244 North 3rd West. FR 3-3062.

29. Special Notices VACANCY for lady in licensed rest home. 368 South 350 East. Orem. AC 5-2384.

Private room. 38. Wanted To Buy WANTED up to 10.000 shares of SYNDICATE OIL AND MINERAL STOCK. Will pay $25.00 per 1000 Write immediately to Worth. Riverview Apartments.

No. 215 Pocatello. Idaho. WILL pay cash for metal house- trailer. 21' to 28.

AC 5-2864. 50 PETS GENERAL riding horse. 3 years old. $100. FR 3-6004.

REGISTERED female Airdale. 18 months old. 653 West 3rd South. Payson. 311W.

FOR sale Siamese kittens. 732 South 4th East. Payson. 544W. SPRINGER Spaniel puppies.

Call AC 5-3603. PIGEONS, rollers and powders, 246 North 2nd East, Provo. 51. Musical Instruments ACCORDION. Mercury.

120 Bass. $7 down. $6 per month. FR 3-5788. BASS players, stop into see the miracle Fender Electric Bass.

Herger Music, 158 South 1st West. ELECTRONIC orjran, 12 months old. like new. Save $500. Terms on the balance.

Daynes Music Co. 145 North University. FR 3-8170. PLAYER piano, complete with rolls plays like a million dollars. Terms.

Daynes Music Co. FR 3-8170. 145 North University. i 52. Miscellaneous For Sale BED complete, all excellent condition.

733 North 9th East. Phone FR 3-4192. DOUBLE Dexter washers, rinse tubs, very good condition. 756 West Center. FR 3-7178.

TAPE recorder. RCA, had little use. $75. AC 5-2864. RINSE tubs, gas stove, studio couch, odd chairs, Eastman Exchange, 40 North 4th West.

KENMORE conventional washer and double rinse tubs. $35. AC 5-4129. TIZZY V': 1 Day 3 Days 6 Days 1 Month Small classified ads will be accepted until 7 p. m.

the day before publication. Small ads for the big Sunday edition will be accepted until 11 a. m. Saturday. All classfied display ads must be, in by noon the day before publication and by Friday noon for the big Sunday Classified Section.

INVESTMENT ADVERTISEMENTS Some advertisements state that you must invest money to obtain the situation or agency. Investigate the proposition thoroughly before investing any money. Please notify The Herald if any trouble arises. CLASSIFIED INDEX ft. Florists 1.

Monuments 2. Personals 7 Lost and Found 10 Help Wanted Male 11 Help Wanted Female 12. Help Wanted Mai. Female 14. Instruction 17 Work Wanted 18 Nursery Schools 20 Day and Contrart Work 25 Do It Yourself 29 Special Notices 35 Transportation 8 Wanted to Buy 41 Exchanges Trades 44 Shrubs Flowers Nursery Stock 30.

Pets 51. Musical Instruments 52. Miscellaneous For Sale 54. Fruits and Vegetable 65 Farmers Column 66. Farm Machinery 67.

Miscellaneous For Rent 68. Fuel Oil and Coal 70 Insurance 73 Money to Loan 74 Money Wanted 79 For Rent Furnished Apts. 80 For Rent Unfurnished Apts. 81 For Rent Houses 83 Rooms For Rent 84 Board and Room 87 Wanted to Rent 89. Office Space For Rent 92 Business Opportunities 94.

Farms and Acreages Real Estate For Sale 97 Real Estate Loans 99 Real Estate Wanted 100. Wanted To Lease 101. Auto For Rent 102 Moving and Storage 103 Automotive Parts Service 104 Trailers and Trucks 105 Autos Wanted 107 Boats and Motors 110 Automobiles 2. Personals POPULAR PIANO LESSONS, given in your home, by Russ Lloyd, finest, fastest method. Ph.

FR 3-0355. FERRELL NURSING Home. I now have one vacancy for elderly Lady or Gentleman or convelescent, kind and expert care in peaceful pleasant surroundings, special preparation of food by diatistion for the health and enjoyment of guest. AC 5-3549. 7.

Lost and Found MAN'S brown leather billfold lost between Salt Lake and Provo Tuesday night. Reward. AC 5-2618. 10. Help Wanted Mate FULL TIME Year round work.

Old established combany needs neat appearing men to complete staff. $75 to $100 per week. Age 21 to 35. High School Graduate, car essential Apply 242 North University Ave Room 211, 10 a m. or 7 p.m.

sharp. CALL ON THESE FIRMS FOR Expert Service If You Give Expert Service, Order Your Inexpensive Ad to Run Here Regularly ALTERATIONS CUYLER Shop. 447 North 2nd West. FR 3-0221. Men's.

Ladie's Clothing tailored. AUTO GLASS BROKEN glass replaced. Specialized efficient work. Ahlander Mfg. Co.

490 South University. FR 3-6463. CARPET AND UPHOLSTERING CLEANING IF you want correct carpet cleaning, endorsed by 27 carpet manufacturers and approved nation-wide. Service Master. AC 5-3389.

DRESS MAKING DRESS making alterations, expert slip cover drapery work. Mrs. Brown. 387 North 2nd East. Ph.

FR 3-8837. DRAFTING MECHANICAL Drafting Service. Phone FR 3-4281. FURNACE SERVICE FOR furnace service. Call AC 5-2610.

FURRIER HELEN SWENSEN, Furs restyled. repaired, stored, cleaned and glazed. 131 North University Avenue. Phone FR 3-5170. GARAGES MARTIN OVERHEAD DOORS.

Sectional, one piece. Installed $46.00 up. Remodeling. R. W.

Lowry. Ph. AC 5-1885. HATS CLEANED HATS cleaned and blocked. Modern Cleaners.

44 South 2nd West. HOUSE MOVING HOUSEMOVING and cement work. P. E. Vaigardson.

FR 3-3583. INCOME TAX RETURNS Complete Income Tax service. Experienced. Quick. FR 3-5619 after 5 P.M.

FEDERAL. State income tax return preparation. Reasonable rates. Ph. FR 4-1841.

MIMEOGRAPHING MIMEOGRAPHING and duplicating. 257- West 1st North. FR 3-8906. PAINTING PAINTING, paper hanging. Free estimates, decorating service.

Jesse Marrott.FR 3-0597. PLASTERING PLASTERING patch jobs remodel plastering. Free est. Phillips Bandley, AC 5-2384. AC 5-1152.

RADIATORS REPAIRED RADIATORS repaired, rebuilt, cleaned or recored. Specialized efficient workmanship. Ahlander Mfg. Co. 490 South University.

FR 3-6463. RENTAL FLOOR sanders, vibrators, polishers. steamers, ladders, wallpaper kits, spray guns, brushes, blowtorches, Jones Paint. 51 North University. RADIO Ss TELEVISION SERVICE TV.

Radios, record players, recorders, small electrical appliances, anything electrical repaired. All work guaranteed. Wakefield's Inc. RALPH'S Radio and TV. 226 South University.

FR 3-4713. Over 23 'years of service in Utah County. SEPTIC TANK CLEANING FOR quick and dependable service. A-l SEPTIC TANK CO. AC 5-2701 FR 3-4295 WALL WASHING WALL washing, by machine.

No meeg. cost less, HU 9-6790. Provo, Utah. FURNITURE RE FINISHING With Zolatone, the Original Multi-Color Plastic Paint DO IT YOURSELF OR LET US (Free Estimates) HYDE TAYLOR'S Artistic Distributors 175 West 3rd South FR 3-8361 RED HOT BARGAINS vand Closeouts. See in last Sunday's paper, Jan.

26, 1958. THREE WAY; BUILDERS SUPPLY 1700 So. State Orem AC 5-3376 USED TYPEWRITERS Standards $29.50 up Genealogy $79.50 New Underwood Electric Adding Machine-. Small Down E.Z. Terms DUANE'S OFFICE EQUIP.

265 West Center FR 3-4920 FIREPLACE wood free delivery. FR 3-5579, 650 South 2nd West. REPOSSESSED used furniture sale. Refrigerators. stoves.

washers, dressers, chests, magazine racks, tables, "book case, cabinets, living; room sets. Ideal Mattress Furniture Co. 125 West 5th South. FR 3-3363. USED furnaces, stokers, gas heater, panel ravs.

oil furnaces. Call HU 9-4830. 351 South 11 East, Springville. NEW MATTRESSES, some slightly soiled." $7.95 up, exchange. Good used springs $5 00 up.

Good used beds $5 00 up. Complete line of bunk beds and bedroom suites. OVERMAN MATTRESS 147 North University. FR 3-3042 USED vacuum cleaners. 244 North 1st West.

FR 3-0109. HOOVER CLEANERS. FR 3-4780. Sales and Service. 854 East 3rd South, Provo.

PIANOS. Why pay more. Factory you. Lester Taylor. FR 3-3125.

NEW 3 piece section living room set, small damage. AC 5-2610. USED vacuum cleaners, 244 North 1st West. FR 3-0109. COAL for sale.

Lump and oiled slack. Merrill Kitchen. AC 5-0445. PIANOS. Why pay more.

Factory to you. Lester Taylor. FR 3-3125. FIREPLACE apple wood. W.

Morris Ercanbrack. AC 5-3459. LIVING room suits 2 piece, 3 piece, Hida-beds, all covers, colors. Factory to you. Why buy over head.

For information. Call AC 5-2610. COAL stoker and lump, the best ia the West. AC 5-2200. 21" TV.

table model blonde $60. AC 5-0358 COLDSPOT refrigerator, good condition $50. Call Flovd 11. Ludlow, 177 East 1st North. Spanish Fork.

378J. USED bed, electric stove, vacuum cleaner, good condition. FR 3-6692. PIANO $145. restyled.

finished. 690 West 3rd South. Ph. FR 3-3904. WHITE gas.

coal combination range. 515 South 4th East. Springville. REMODELS REPAIRS ADDITIONS Do it now. pay by month.

For Free Estimates AC 5-4504 or write P. O. Box 396. Orem. KO FILER bathtub, slight damage.

FR 3-3990. 180 South 10th West: BENDIX automatic washer, very good condition. $50. FR 4-0501. HALLICR AFTERS communications receiver Model SX99, $100.00.

Ph. FR 3-7139. I have the best Leitze 8x60 night Binoculars. Phone FR 3-3195. CLEARANCE prices on two 16 Fiberglass run-a-bouts, Provo Boat and Sport Shop.

ICE skates, new shipment, ladies, mens, figures. All sizes up" to 35 off. Trade in your old skates, also expert skate sharpening. Modern Shoe Repair. 350 West Center.

FR 3-9262. NEW Electrolux (R) Automatic worlds only fully automatic cleaner, new worksavlng features new two-tone color. See it today, call or write your authorized Electro-lux man. Sid Cornum. FR 4-0695." Tom L.

Nuttall FR 3-1814. 15 foot aluminum boat with trailer. Phone FR 3-6680. 1 DUAL matic Bendix washer and', dryer. Moving and must sell.

1338 Locust Lane. FR 3-6943. DRILL press and gas weldin-g out-fit. FR 3-2449. USED furwUure and appliances.

Anderson Trailer Sales, North Main. Springville. SKIS, bindings and poles $17.50. Shoe ice skates $4.00. 32 new gym lockers $90.

cost $140. 1 bag gil-son cement mixer, hydraulic lift on it $450. Clean delda alfalfa seed. flat tenor saxaphone, 1 Marton clarinet. FR 3-1894.

1 PAIR of snow tires 760-15, new must sell. FR 4-0623. AC 5-3549. APEX and twin tub. Dexter washer, excellent condition, FR 3-1814, 442 West Sth South.

BRILLIANT fire gas circulation heater, 3.000 b.t.u. with fan Ph. HU 9-6334. By KATE OSANN Mr IMS by HU (, to. oomf ovtr and -Oi.

i NOTICE Notice is hereby given that, pursuant to the provisions of Title 41-1-115-117 and 135, Utah Code annotated, 1953, the State Tax Commission of the State of Utah will sell as is the following described property at public auction to the highest bidder at the hour and place shown below: Tuesday, the 4th day of Febru ary, 1958, Springville Springville, Utah, at 11:00 A.M. 1940 Chevrolet Fordpr Sedan, Motor or Identification No. 3514 614. 1949 Ford Sedan, Motor or Identification No. 98HA 25 580.

1948 Hudson Fordor Sedan, Motor No. N16 402 UT, Serial No. 484 909. Tuesday, the 4th day of February, 1958, Provo City Impound, Provo, Utah, at 1:30 P.M. 1950 Ford Tudor, Motor or Identification No.

BOKC 118 354. 1949 Lincoln Sedan, Motor or Identification No. 9EL6-2968. 1941 Olds. Coupe, Motor or Identification No.

6A15 930H. 1947 Packard Sedan, Motor or Identification No. F331 412., the purchase price to be payable iu lawful money of the United States of America. The seller reserves the right to bid. Dated this 21st day of January.

1958. STATE TAX COMMISSION G. W. Barben Secretary, State Tax Commission Published in The Daily Herald Jan. 27, 1958.

NOTICE Civil No. 20706 IN THE FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT OF THE STATE OF UTAH IN AND FOR UTAH COUNTY. In the Matter of the Dissolution of KEYES TANK COMPANY, a Utah Corporation. TO THE STOCKHOLDERS, DIRECTORS AND CREDITORS OF KEYES TANK COMPANY, A UTAH CORPORATION, AND TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC: You, and each of you, will please take notice that an application has been filed with the above entitled Court, praying for a dissolution of Keyes Tank Com pany, a Utah corporation, and the distribution of its assets to its stockholders as provided by law and in accordance with the resolution passed and adopted at a special meeting of said stockholders, held on the 5th day of July, 1957; You will further take notice that the hearing of said application has been fixed for the 10th day of March, 1958, at 10 o'clock A.M. of said day in the courtroom of said Court in Provo, Utah County, Utah.

Any objections to the granting of said application and the dissolution of said corporation must be filed with the clerk of said Court before the time of hearing, otherwise, said application will be granted and said corporation dissolved. Dated this 24th day of January, 1958. WARREN P. KIRK, Clerk By Afton D. Atkinson Deputy Clerk Published in The Daily Herald Jan.

,27, Feb. 3, 10, 195. SUMMONS No. 18,326 Civil IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF UTAH COUNTY, STATE OF UTAH PAUL JOSEPH MALIA, Plaintiff, vs. MARGARET PINTER MALIA, Defendant.

THE STATE OF UTAH TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT: You are hereby summoned and required to serve upon Morgan and Payne, Plaintiff's attorneys, whose addess is 128 East Center Street, Provo, Utah, an answer to the Complaint wthin twenty days after service of this Summons upon you. If you fail so to do, judgment by default will be taken against you for the relief demanded in said Complaint which has been filed with the Clerk of said Court. This is an action for a divorce. Dated January 10, 1958. MORGAN AND PAYNE By: DEAN W.

PAYNE Attorneys for Plaintiff 128 East Center Street, Provo, Utah Plaintiff's address: 128 East Center Street Provo, Utah Published in The Daily Herald Jan. 13, 20, 27, Feb. 3, 1958. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Estate of JOSEPH KIRKWOOD, Deceased. Creditors will present claims with vouchers to the undersigned at 817 Newhouse Building, Salt Lake City, Utah on or before 4he 21st day of May, A.

D. 1958. IRVA M. MAXWELL, Administratrix of the Estate of Joseph Kirkwood, Deceased. Published- in The Daily Herald Jan.

20. 27, Feb. 3, 10, 1958, waiting room tells Argentine Driver Killed In Crash By UNITED PRESS OSLO, Norway Argentine ambassador to Norway, Carlos Acu-na, 70, who was appointed to the Oslo post last year, died Sunday in the Red Cross Hospital here. Acuna, born in 1888, entered the hospital Saturday when he suffered a heart attack. His body will be sent to Argentina for burial.

NAPLES, Italy A heart attack killed one of this city's leading singers, Gennar. Pasquariel-lo, 85, Sunday. Pasquariello began his career at 16 when he was fired from his uncle's tailor shop for burning a vest he was ironing. The singer wore flashy vests on stage and in private life, setting off a fad for vividly colored vests among Italians which has lasted for 50 years. PATERSON, N.J.

Charles K. Barton, 71, banker and former president of the New Jersey Senate, died Saturday at the Pater-son General Hospital. Barton, a Republican, was elected to the state Senate in 1943 after serving in a series of appointive public offices. He was Senate majority leader in 1946 and president the following year. GLENWOOD LANDINGS, N.Y.

David S. Hill 52, a former New Jersey assemblyman, died of a heart ailment Saturday night at Community Hospital, Glen Cove, N.Y. Hill, who served in the state assembly from 1945 to sponsored a bill creating the Theodore Roosevelt Memorial Park at Oyster Bay, N.Y. NEW YORK Former president and board chairman George C. Boldt 78, of the Waldorf -Astoria Hotel died at his home here Sunday after a long illness.

Boldt, whose father founded the original hotel, it Fifth Ave. and 33rd Manhattan, was trained for 10 years shortly after his graduation froni Cornell University to take over the presidency. Sanity Trial Goes to Jury REDWOOD CITY, Calif. (UP) The sanity trial of Suzanne Elaine Soule, 20, convicted of second degree murder in the slaying of her roommate last July, went to a jury of five women and seven men today. The jury began its deliberations after hearing final arguments from District Attorney Keith Sor-enson and defense attorney John A.

Cost. If the jury finds the Freepori, N. typist sane, she will serve from five years to life for bludgeoning and stabbing Catherine Marie Elvins, 19, of Seattle, in the Burlingame apartment the two girls shared. If the jury finds her insane, she will be confined to a mental institution for at least a year. Of five psychiatrists who testified at her two-day sanity trial, four testified she was legally sane that she knew the difference between right and wrong and was aware of the nature of her act.

One psychiatrists testified she was legally and medically insane. HOWE UNDERGOES EXAM DETROIT (UP) Gordie Howe, the Detroit Red Wings' high-scoring star- who fractured two ribs against the Bruins in Boston on Saturday, was expected back home today to undergo examination at Detroit Osteopathic Hospital. The Red Wings have not yet decided on a replacement for Howe, who probably will be lost to the club for about four weeks. Cooked shrimp added to cream of potato soup makes a filling one dish meali me something else!" Rainier Faces Challenge In Monaco Rule MONTE CARLO, Monaco (UP Prince Rainier III today faced a serious challenge to his abso-; lute rule of tiny Sunday Monegasque electors chose a Na tional Council pledged to clip his powers or resign. Strictly speaking, the Council cannot change the constitution of this 470-acre, tax-free municipal ity.

Rainier, 34, and his princess, former American film star Grace Kelly, 28, are absolute rulers here But the council can write con stitutional amendments and bring pressure on Rainier to accept them by threatening to Results from Sunday's election showed that an 11 man -anti absolutist majority had been swept into the 18-member Council The men on the winning ticket were pledged the 1911 constitution and give real, lawmaking powers to the National Council, up to now a sort of rubber stamp group. Dr. Joseph Simon, 52, is the leader of the "anti-absolutists," whose official title is the "national Union of Independents." He resigned from Council in 1955, when he wanted to protest the Prince's handling of the crash of Monaco's precious metals bank. Dr. Simon is hardly a radical.

But he and his partners want to give Monaco a British-style constitution instead of the absolute rule it has had for 400 years. Sunday 931 of this principality's male electors went to the polls, and apparently most of them decided they felt the same way Dr. Simon did. Egypt-, Syria Set to Merge Into 1 State CAIRO (UP) Egypt and Syria were reported nearly ready today to announce their formal "merger" into one state. Informed sources said Egyptian President Gamal Abdefl.

Nasser was almost certain to head the new "federal union." Official sources said the new Arab state would have one president who would be elected by a popular plebiscite in both coun tries. 1 It was believed Nasser would be the only candidate and that voters would be asked to say "yes" or "no" as in the last Egyptian presidential election. Nasser won that election, held in 1956, with a note of 99.9 per cent. Official Egyptian sources said Syria and Egypt would be completely merged with one president, one" parliament and one cabinet. The parliament would be formed from the existing National Assembly in Egypt and the Chamber of Deputies in Damascus.

It was generally, believed the new federal union would be proclaimed during the Ankara meeting this week of the Baghdad Pact powers which Secretary cf State John Fostea Dulles is attending as an "official observer." Syrian President Shukri El Ku-watly is expected here and the merger may be announced then. Both Syria and Egypt are hostile to the pact and in recent days the Egyptian press and radio have attacked the pact as "imperialistic" and a threat to the two nations. WIRE SNIPPERS FINED i CLARION, Iowa (UP) Donald Barnholdt, 21, and Gerald Mc-Knight, 31, were charged with' grand larceny Saturday for clipping 404 pounds of wire from poles of am abandoned electric power line. JJ. ht OH.

2 Vrrrtr Lit. not a roan-killing tiger but Pop looks mad, sjr enough to commit murder!" I.