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Aly Khan Denies Report of Riff With Rita Hayworth Cannes, France, May 8 (U.PJ Prince Aly Khan today dis missed a Rome newspaper report that be and Rita Hayworth will seek a divorce as just so much more scandal-mongering. "Nothing can spoil our won derful relationship," the Ismail! Moslem prince said in denying the divorce report which ap peared in the newspaper II Mes saggero. Victims of Tongue "We have always been victims of vicious tongues, people who tried to find every pretext to blacken this wonderful normal and healthy relationship be tween me and Rita. "We have been subjected to this kind of persecution since Rita left the United States to come to Europe to marry a for eigner. "The scandal-loving women's organizations in the United States and the numerous wor shippers of Rita who are disap pointed in not seeing her any more are the ones who are really responsible." On Buying Trip Aly is recovering at his cha teau here from a broken leg suf fered in a Swiss skiing accident last winter. He said Miss Hay worth left Cannes for Paris yesterday. "But merely to buy some new dresses," Aly said. "Nothing more. "I know there's a lot of gos sip when I go off to watch my horses run, or when Rita goes shopping to Paris. But nobody can pretend that means a defi nite separation. It doesn't mean a thing." The Rome newspaper said Aly and Miss Hayworth would arrive here tomorrow to begin divorce proceedings. Actually, Aly said, they have been in Cannes for some time. She'd h ove a mnoem M1XMASTER on Mother's Day 'Lets her dial her favorite recipe. Correct mixing speeds right at her fi nger-tips. Mixes; mashes, whips, beats, stirs; juices, etc Saves .time, arm, work, $39.90. 1 ficms HARDWARE CO. "Specialists In Home Wares" 3 West Sixth Phone 2-5201 Father Will Give Daughter Away in Long Distance Rite Winchester. Mass., May S U.R) Sitting in a living room chair, Peter Benson will give his pretty daughter Charlotte in marriage tonight as her pastor participates in the ceremony 1.786 miles away. The wedding will take place at the Grace Lutheran church in Denver. Colo., where Char lotte will marry GI student Ken neth Geisert while an elaborate telephone-loudspeaker setup re lays the rites to her parent and some 35 friends in Winchester. At the appointed moment, Benson will speak the words in to the telephone that will give the bride away. Rev. Ralph O. Hjelm of the Church of the Re deemer in Woburn will give the closing prayer and benediction the same way. Parents Cant Attend The arrangement was made by the bride-to-be when her par ents told her they would be un able to attend the ceremony in volving their only daughter. The young couple met while he was attending the University of Colorado and she was on a trip there. She subsequently ob tained a job teaching at Denver. As the counle leaves on a western honeymoon, the Ben sons will hold a reception minus the bride and bridegroom at their home for relatives and friends. No Trace Found of Railroad Man' Body Eugene, Ore., May 5 (U.R) Authorities said today they had found no trace of the body of George Thompson, 24, Southern Pacific engineer who fell into the Willamette river while walk ing a cross a log foot bridge. Thompson tried to swim to safety but struck his head on a rock and disappeared. Dead line on Classified Ada: S:30 djil (or following day: 10 a.m Monday (or Monday: noon Saturday tor sunoay a.m. School Teacher Freed on Charges Of Fondling Girls Fnfaulo rvlrlo Mnv (IIP) PntiniMi fir.Wrnlmnctr W. E. Dickey felt "like a free man again" today following his ac quittal on charges of fondling nis young gin siuaems. A jury composed chiefly of farmers returned a "not guilty" verdict yesterday after deliberat ing only 43 minutes to end the 53-year-old teacher's sensational two-day trial. Felony Charge Filed Mcintosh County Attorney Jimmie Whiteley filed felony charges against DicKey, wno nas been teaching 26 years, mainly nn tha romnlaint nf Norma Lee Camp, an 11-year-old pupil. The crowd jamming the court room snickered yesterday when Mnima T .oa UTpnrintf ntatnils. testified that Dickey placed his hand under ner SKin as sue stood by the desk. Tho Hm riark.hairprl Ctrl said under cross-examination she hadn't mentioned the incident to her mother until after Whiteley had taKen action against the schoolmaster. Cleared by Board Whiteley originally filed only a misdemeanor charge when a .f,,dan( wimnlainafl (hut DirkeV had snapped the elastic on her panties. The Eutauia scnooi board cleared Dickey at a hear ine. but Whiteley later filed the felony charge. Fireman Injured; Historic Home Burns Portland, Ore., May 5 (U.R One fireman was injured and an historic 67-year-old home burned to the ground yesterday as fire fighters ran out of water in an effort to save the Omar C. Spen cer residence on Sauvies island. Norman Calvin, 25, of Port land, was recovering in the Good Samaritan hospital today after a live, 220-volt wire fell from the burning two-story dwelling into Calvin's open hand. An island resident, Renny Rau, saved Calvin's life by push ing him away from the wire with a chair he had carried out of the house. The fire broke out In the up per story, but firemen could not pump enough water into the flames to put them out. How ever, neighbors saved nearly all furnishings and Spencer's valu able library of Oregon history. Loss of the house was covered by insurance. Ohio experiment station agron omists have found farmers get best yields when they plant corn at the rate of 12,000 or more plants per acre. West German Cabinet In Emergency Meeting Frankfurt, Germany, May 5 (U.R) Chancellor Konrad Ade nauer called the west German cabinet into emergency meeting at dawn today to discuss the Mos cow announcement that Russia has repatriated all German pris oners of war. German officials said the an nouncement was "unbelieve able." They said the announce ment meant 400,000 German prisoners will spend the rest of their lives in Russia. Western allied officials estimated between 225,000 and 250,000 still are held in Russia. "Moscow's statement must not and cannot be the final word on the fate of countless Germans," West Berlin Mayor Ernst Reuter said. "This will hit thousands of German homes like a thunder bolt." The Soviet announcement was distributed last night by the Tass agency and broadcast over radio Moscow. It said the recent return of 17.000 Germans marked the com pletion of repatriation except for 13,546 men who still are held for various reasons. Of these. 9,717 have been condemn ed for serious war crimes. 3.815 are under investigation and 14 are ill, Moscow said. Dead line on Classified Ada: S:3u p.m. for following day: 10 a.m. Mon day, noon Saturday for Sunday a.m Friday. Mar 8. USB MGDFORD (ORECON) MAIL TRIBUNE FIVE Mediator Discusses End of UP Strike New York, May 5 (U.R) J. R. Mandelbaum, federal conciliation commissioner, met separately yesterday with representatives of the United Press and the Com m e r c 1 a 1 Telegraphers' union (AFL) in an attempt to settle a strike of the U.P. printer opera tors. "Exploring all possibilities in order to solve the strike situa tion, I am continuing to meet with both parties," the commis sioner said. Tha U.P. management said that for the fourth day the news report flowed normally yester-1 day to its clients in the United States and abroad. The strike ! was called Sunday midnight. I Union leaders demanded an j average weekly wage increase of $6.50. 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