Show 04-- 1 s Seeona Section Dan Valentine's Nothing Serious) at old movies e f old ' Z on movies I am forced to ‘ t pass through 1 the room where 1 t h e television set is located times each evening in of a drink of water a sleeping 1 or cal ' :vj ) 0 2 I:- ' V WHEN I through the PASS room I always catch the scene where Bette Davis is a concert pianist but she's Just found out she has tuberculosis and she is telling Paul Lukas she can't marry him I always catch the scene of these old horror movies where the town doctor turns into a monster at night and eats little children Most of the time he is a nice fellow And one In BUT VilIENAe moon is full gets a headache and before you know it his teeth start growing his hair gets bushy and the screen starts to jig he gle These aren't too bad I can't But the stand Is the one where George Brent Is a playboy and does nothing but spend his father's money and chase chorus girls movie But his father sends George up to a lumber camp in the Northwest and I always walk past the TV set just when George Brent is proving himself a man and is riding a big log down toward a big dam where a pretty girl is marooned At least once a month I walk past the television set and see Dennis Morgan and Jack Carson fall in love with the same girl but Dennis always gets the girl and sings a big song on Broadway and becomes a don't know it because Wallace left him when he was a baby and became a drunkard and gave up his veterinarian practice I am And always on hand when Paul Muni is a peasant in Norway and the Nazis come in and in town everybody thinks Muni likes the Nazis but really he spends his evenings blowing up bridges and I usually sit down and wait around for the end of the movie when Muni sails away to England to fight for freedom leaving his girl on the beach I I TELL YOU passing the television without set L Wheeler says: not live by bread Charles "Man may alone—but some try to get along on crust" TODAY'S VALENTINE A well-earne- Valentine d to- day to a music teacher who works just as hard in the sum- '17T- s - '4 as he does during school the mer If not year harder name is Dean Nine His 0 Leo a - months of the year he teaches music at Midvale Junior High School For the other three months he teaches a special summer band of young musicians But that's not all All year long he leads the choir at Utah State Prison and he singe in the Tabernacle too Choir A you well-earne- — Unclaimed bank accounts securities dividends and other personal property of nearly 2000 persons with a total esti- mated value of $750000 will revert to the state's uniform school fund unless claimed by owners State Treasurer Sher-man Preece has announced the names of owners with their last known address They appear in a list in this issue of The Salt Lake Trib- - une beginning on Page 20 The money will go into the fund if not claimed but the state will make good on any claims whicll 9wners can prove in the future Mr Preece said Utah Outlines Draper SL Freeway e Colorado Newlywed Couple Dies in Ileadon Smashup i '—' :''''' 0" 1 ee 1 44:''" 4 ' 4 i - : A man and woman on their ! 1 l i ' e t t i c ' I Joseph Enos Larkin 69 and his wife Mrs Minnie Hewitt truck-ca- r 65 died in a head-ocrash near Cisco Grand County Harry Johnson Larkin about about i' t t iil 32 died in San Juan County Hospital Monticello of Saturday accident injuries '' t CISCO Grand County—A hon'' ' eymoon trip from Pueblo Colo ' - o t scientist '' ' oev 4r:' Á t 4 I to Salt Lake City ended in tragev He said the chemical and ‘ ê 1 dy Monday shortly after noon physical laws involved in the 1 six miles west of here living cell admittedly are very - a vIr complex but he doesn't regard Joseph Enos Larkin 69 303them as "hopelessly complex" i 1 i and his wife Mrs MintSkyview 1 DR HADDOCK was one of a j" nie Hewitt Larkin both of Punumber of scientists participateblo Colo were killed instantly when a brake mechanism Jammed a switch ing in the opening of the four-Uta- These box ears of the Denver and Rio Grande when the late model sedan he I day meeting of the 39th 'annual Railroad derailed at 13th South and 5th West point Eight cars were knocked from tracks was driving on US Highway session of the Pacific Division 50-- 6 collided headon with a tractor-American Association for the trailer carrying bread Advancement of Science and -its affiliated societies The couple according to a Dr Haddock is associated announcement found wedding of Four the cars overturned A brake mechanism dropped with a group of scientists at knowledge of any factors in In the car was married Sun the accident this university who are conduct-schoo- l Into a track switch Monday tearing up ties and track day In Pueblo Other officials however ex The box cars were a portion ing some of the world's leading about 8 pm causing eight r of an eastbound train Denver and Rio Grande West research in plants and soils plained the mishap and said They were driving to Salt work would begin Tuesday to Lake City then to Yellowstone Railroad investigators at cars to Railroad ern freight sort Their contribution to a cars National Park on their honey derail on 5th West between the scene refused to release clear the lumber-lade" of agricul- to the press and denied from the track details moon 13th and 14th South to ture of the future promises Nevill Gregory Grand Juncbe significant tion Colo the truck driver was He uninjured heimehphpalssizoetds tghraotwthsehsoouillds in Grand County Sheriff John be regarded as "living Systems" Stocks who investigated said somewhat like the plants them- the truck was headed east the selves and not as dead inert car west He said a Tennessee motorist Paul Williams told material him the Larkin car had just He described the soil as a This is the fifth in a series of cost would be low by chiefs in San Diego Sacra passed him near the crest of a "living changing factory" and articles examining proposals for sideration mento and Phoenix hill when the accident occurred believes that given the right five years of expansion in Salt here have PATROLMEN s conditions it can be Induced to Lake City' pollee department The Phoenix chief lowest earns annual salary $20 among the MONTICELLO — The death and spending yield much greater crops in the manpower of any in the cities Included in a year more than Chief Skou- of Harry Johnson about 32 future By Jerry Voros The Salt Lake Tribune's sur- sen's $10000 Blanding San Juan County was Tribune Staff Writer SOME DAY farmers may vey of police departments in the If the five-yealisted here Monday as a traffic plan put forSaturhave their soils analyzed by Police services like any other typical survey cities ward by the chief for his depart- fatality He was run over 12 south be miles can 9:30 citizens Moines Des Lake chemical and methods Salt at make pm very precise purchase ment is approved salaries are day on Utah Highway 47 a bargain if costs are low and patrolmen earn 11740 annually to and then treat them with of here stay the same No provision actly the correct mixture of results satisfactory or better Only Tulsa patrolmen with an is made for even normal pay )LE DIED SUNDAY at 11:20 servLake earn salaries of less nual chemicals to grow superior and Is Salt $4584 City police increases in the budgets sub- 'tun in San Juan County HospPolice Chief Skousen how- mitted to the more abundant crops of any de- ice a bargain? Legislative Coun- ital from a crushed chest fracIf salaries were the only con ever is exceeded In salary only cil committee by sired type the city tured skull possible broken sataries probably back and other head injuries In some areas superior crop Actually will be Increased even If only Mr Johnson and a companion yields are now being slightly So in 1962 cost of the 'John Reid Blanding had asked tined but the reasons can men will be higher L 13 Leach Monticello to give only be guessed at them a lift to Blanding in his What about results? ( ' 1- Days Since Last Utah c NI k 1 h - Eight Derail i Traffic ' t Death 1 — f" Switch Swish '10' Special to The Tribune 1 ' were killed honeymoon instantly I Monday and a man died of injuries received after he was run over to swell Utah's traffic death toll to 79 this year 4 a - e ' o t To June 17 1958 To June 17 1957 1—All of 1957 Grand County To June 17 1958 To June 17 1957 All of 1957 San Juan County To June 17 1958 To June 17 1957 AU of 1957 79 83 222 3 0 2 5 8 5 11 Idaho To June 17 1958 To June 17 1957 AU of 1957 94 66 203 ' 1 97-ea- Clyde Marks Mistake in "super-scientific- Prime Question for Citizens Does to t - SI Police Force Measure Up? r e - E xanlitners Ukeh Request By Stare Liquor Agency oh-own-s For instance the average sugar beet yield in Utah is 12 tons or 13 tons to the acre And yet some farmers are getting anywhere from 20 to 23 tons Members of several of the affiliated societies spent Mon day on field trips Visitors were inspecting a number of exhibits set up in convention headquarters in the Union Building They range all the way from a display of flowers preserved through an unusual method devised by Mrs Salt Lake yaidetoM Condon ofof an atomic a model City reactor and a portrayal by sight and sound of the important de fense activities carried on at Dugway Proving Ground The presidential address by Dr Ian Campbell head of the '57 Request A figure of $8013706 in the governor's budget to the 1957 Legislature as estimated surplus in the general fund at' the end of the 1957-5biennium was a "mis take" Gov George D Clyde said Monday The figure he said should not have been entered in the budget document as the surplus at the end of the biennium It was correctly entered as the 9 estimated surplus at the start of the biennium he said THE MISTAKE he said did not upset budget calculations ibecause it was not involved in the estimate of needs and income for the current biennium The figure was cited in an estimate of general fund revenues contained in the budget doctb ment Gov Clyde said he had pre— sented his budget message to the Legislature without estimating a surplus at the end of the biennium starting July 1 1957 and ending June 30 1959 After the Legislature met he said the estimated surplus was set at $1800000 for the biennium end pickup In 1957 Salt Lake police solved When he arrived there Mr murders including two from the leach told R D McAllister San n Special to The Tribune check procedures before action previous year for a clearance lJuan- - deputy- rate of 300 per cent (Clearance was not on the truck OGDEN—Rapid expansion of is taken by the board is Liquor Control Commission ac- - The governor noted that wage rate cent a police term for inthe ABOUT 20 MINUTES later of crimes solved a tivities Monday prompted a re- - surveys in state departments per certain Deputy McAllister said Richard deficit period) a for quest appropriation now in progress should be comOther cities' rates varied from Franklin Ilazelton Mexican Hat of $35000 from the State Board pleted prior to July 1 so changes of Examiners whic-the board Inlay be made in the next fiscal 100 per cent (4 such cities) to San Juan County drove over the 80 per cent in Tulsa and San crest of a hill spotted the Nava promptly granted year's budget if necessary Jo lying in the road but was unThe board meeting at the Diego able to avoid striking him State Industrial School in Ogden de- OTHER IN the AREAS The accident occurred in prior to a tour of the school See rage 18 Col 5 'Devil's Canyon to the deficit agreed appropriation after noting the liquor commission has tad an increase in IN ADDITION the commisTHE STATE Finance Corn volume business of $307607101 sion plans to hold two "informission now estimates the balthis fiscal year and has added mational" hearings to present ance will be about $2800000 four new outlets the plan Those will be held Gov Clyde said the new esti a fiscal about face Executing A letter from Dr A Ray 01pin 10 am June 19 at the Midvale mates of Income and expenses received Its the Monday city President of University of Utah first show the state "to be in very' City Hall 12 E Center and at from the new was read requesting a revolving Derks paycheck 10 am June 20 in Murray City healthy financial position with Field is the chiefs schedule for and patrol Following salary fund of $1250000 for operation Hall well within income" expenses A check for $718890 was remen in cities included in a survey of police departments These are the principle fea- division of geological sciences of the university Gov Clyde said the faulty ceived by the city's Parks and made Lake Tribune The Salt by Gov George D Clyde sugtures of the plan: California Institute of Technoloentry in the budget mess-s- e Recreation Department from chtet's Patrolman's Porn' The highway will have no gy will be given Tuesday eve- gested a letter be directed to the document points up ttle need to Lake Baseball Corp Salt lat:on City Salary Pay state treasurer and auditor to ttip See rage 18 Col 2 ning have the state's budget °Meer 220000 $10000 a year $1:711 'THE MCINEV represents a Salt Lake Cli:i assigned to the governor's office 9300 4992 188500 Spokane as part of his staff He said he charge of 15 cents each paying 100'20 Phoenix 216000 5010 customer for all Salt Lake Bee endorses a plan before the Legls 9960 Denver 535000 5160 home games through May 31 lative Council to Nye incoming Omaha 9320 302000 5040 In addition the city received governors the facilit&st and man7860 Des Moines 4740 209000 from $73088 to assess the state's ft parking fees power 13920 San Diego 500000 5796 names and needs ahead of the through June 1 games The city 7992 260000 4584 Tulsa receives 75 per cent of receipts ' convening of the Legislature 11760 5760 lot Sacramento 4 from the new 179325 c: an Incoming PRESENTLY north of the ball park governor has one week to pre 'pare for the Legislature andI a (e' lweek later the governor is to submit his budget The new estimates prepared t ' " commission by the finance show this principal change: a '' general fund balance of $8357- ''' r'''': Gov Clyde then saw two third 515 at the start of the current general said that in his opinion By Stan Bowman ' ' 1 r) P such a transfer could not be floor domitories Each room biennium will shrink to $2805 Tribune Staff writer I i had 20 by 514 at the end of the biennium made since measures the Legislature 4 approximately i OGDEN—Gov George Dewey Gov Clyde said that means the 40 feet One has 52 bunks—aspecifically appropriated Clyde Monday asked a burglar amounts for each i 1 building rranged In doubledecks the other the state is about a million dol how he was doing in school Gov Clyde complained that has 42 closely spaced bunks t lars better off than anticipated The burglar is 13 years old t after the Legislature met last ‘ the tentative cottage plans were There are 92 youths housed time The previous surplus esti "too lavish so much glass and occasion the The was i gov t ! In the two rooms "That Is too mate was 1 $1800000 the new ernor's first visit to the State brick:" He also expressed a beIn one room" the gorer- estimate many t to lief that the $80000 structure $2800000 Industrial School it house 20 boys was "Improperly nor commented f i STATE officials agree it will 11 After the tour he listed among divided as to space" In the girls' dormitory the mean that the 1959 Legislature his are t that 4 impressions "things In the present security see governor spoke to a girl about will not have as large a csit 1 better than 1 was led to believe" ' 16 "The governor of your state stockpile to dig into when de and conversely ''there are weak- - tion a group of cells In the asked me to visit you and see ciding what to do about the a of building a nesses in design and more of how you are doing" The girl state's building program and steel doors were unlocked staff is necessary" -"rm doing fine This state aid for local school dia II Claude The governor asked a youth answered Pratt superintend(4 11 Is break I've ever had" tricts The stockpile once used first the l'' ent described methods and plant about 16 "What are you doing faster than andel to his associates the governor " DURING a luncheon closing is building up In here?" not fast enough to on the Board of Examiners and the tour two young inmates pated but "You mean In the bucket?" allow the 1959 Legislature to other state officials gave talks One spoke on "How continue x ' 01111116011111101111111001111: the youth countered appropriations at the ' '''' I to Introduced was SIS" ‘ 'lie showed tentative plans 1957 level Thus cutbacks in "Is that what you call these Ile had good background for appropriations bonding of state for a new security building rooms?" Gov Clyde asked A 516 is the second time construction or increased taxes and a boys' cottage "Yeah 1 ran away" the boy In talk This his the institution said appear the only choices Mr Pratt asked whether some The other discussed the causes 42-Bebe could fund's THE SECURITY cells con of juvenile delinquency and con transferred from d TIIE FINANCE commission the $310000 security building to tam n one or two wooden slabs cluded "I'm glad they caught figures show that revenues will (laud IL Pratt left superintendent of Gov George D Clyde one of crowded dorm! Increase the size of the $30000 on iron legs a barred window me and sent me here before I likely exceed estimates by more the State Industrial School Ogden shows I tortes — 42 beds in this room—at school cottage: E R Canister attorney toilet facilities and nothing else did than five million dollars something worse" ilumber-loade- sheriffr--MrJohnso- City Receives Derlis Cheek How Police Salary Schedules Compare in SI Elsewhere - d - 'Better' Than Expected v 4 t Clyde Sees State School for First Time t ' 1 4 e i j 1 send-basemen- t ' t f - Valentine to d sir! SAD CYNIC SAYS': women Most don't care whether a man has money or not—as long as his credit's SAM -- city-owne- wish I to the find a way to get kitchen for a drink of water could I ''" r---- - e You see Beery is really Mickey's father only Mickey Pedestrian Hon eymoons 13 e A 22 million dollar route for the 'Interstate Highway System from Salt Lake City to Draper Crossroads was disclosed Monday by the Utah Road Commission The plan is the result of years of planning and hundreds of ronferences between Utah State Commission engineers and Road star city councilmen in the affected local businessmen JACK CARSON always loses city the girl and starts getting engineers and officials of the drunk and usually I wait US Bureau of Public Roads around until Dennis Morgan Even now the route is tenand the girl most of the time tative she's Ann Sheridan go looking for Jack Carson and they find Just how tentative depends in and then large part on any arguments him in a Ann tells him she really loved submitted at a public hearing him all the time but usually on the commission's plans Carson is so far gone he hasn't The official public hearing the strength to do anything will be held starting it 10 am about it June 25 in the auditorium of I am always just walking the Murray City Hall 5161 S past the TV set when Wallace State Beery is sobering up to fix a The hearing is required by race horse in time for Mickey the law authorizing the federal Rooney to ride it in the derby 41000-milInterstate system— the next day flop-hous- N By Properties Face State's Claims what patterns! Log 18 Page une 11 1953 — a j And Tkaffic Claimg Radio-T- V i William C Patrick ( Tribune Science Editor r ' LOGAN—Eventual development of one of th e greatest of all several "secret weapons"—a wehpon against world-widhunger—was predicted here Monday search It will come through an understanding of life itself achieved the by application of physical and chemical laws to increase the r i't acre yield of food far beyond anything known 1o DR JAY L HADDOCK federal specialist with the Agricu- i As a result I 11L i catch small sam- ltural Research Service at Utah State University said he wouldn't Dan Valentine ples of the old "vitalists" agree with who hold that the mysteries of And movies on the screen the life process will forever be what samples! beyond the understanding of the They all follow a pattern : Tuesday Morning Life's Key Promises End to Starvation televi- television - - ' on — btti i Science Huddle togan wife looks at But my 5ált t'ic t ' Salt Lake City Utah FILM FRAGMENTS: I don't look sion HJjc -- THE good! - 2 Room at Industrial School 1 I t ' A A "-A- A IA A A AL 4 A- - Alt AL 0 P e!1 e' e A A I $ AeAt 4 A v 4 vo 1 4 Ak PA A t 4 A A A 4''' A A AP A A A i I t eo' ' 1 i A fr 6 |