4 It i - 4C The Salt laité TribtuleStmday June 12 1960 t - --I P ' MOii0:iñl'Séiiet)è'diäté's'l--'aiii-F1'4- once-bustlin- - UIN: - 7 ' N i : Irk t01 1111111111 ill 0 0 '' L s i ( 1 "jaho! t -- ' 0 I 1 1t 1U ' Ili 10 I!e' r Jill 1 11 It 41l "Li MIROCLOUDY ' 0 J 11 ' 0 Flas' in-th- e - -tt- M W I f 1 ir-4- 4 m G al - gt lir 1- i s ' '1 4 7-- LAIpIat: torrnAft 0 nw i I- s MI Iffri 'I III 1 V- i1 C) 4 1! ki 11111 --t1- -1 blert-Sydne- y n 4 SEAMs Ao" 1' 15 75 i 4147411:011 I 4 10"6 was outlined here Saturday rial service In which the 84 that remains of the ISkitr''Cfsfeic1011 PI 1 tillili::117" 1 CAMPFLOYD Utah County morning by Gov George D soldiers known burled at Camp camp Army 1 tk ' : D I t f —A brief history of Camp Clyde 1 ir:S 9 cemetery were honored DURING THE SUMMER of L I Floyd t -- 0 't Alt t Floyd once the site of the larg 4 f t) s 11"tt 1 ('NOV CLYDE was one of the The cemeterli located west 1858 the year the' Army under 1 111Special to The Tribune r est concentration of Army per : Minn - — — 014' ---1 — -ir 0 -Gen-fthet Colonel Illy tAl - tC iirthelocor-orrainteldlirat704 I V 0 - Dr Roscoe' : onnerirttho westerti—US iirificipaT ape iiikeffirirriferno r"7 llI ir Johnston arrived in Utah NEw ini 0 tgx s Nelson 43 a Provo ANi T's t'ORK IP " there were between 300 and Nlaughan and former Marine 411(751 111111 Z77411w 1 ELko physician II Ill I 400 buildings ateamp Floyd - - 0 officer died Fri- ifroe" iictrt'iitAay 1 711 41 ' Nt4 under I service memorial 'Ffol The 1 0 itt '‘ s br '' A day night l ' I vitb : t ' the direction of Harold P iii4 SAN Hosti-Utah ma Valley t árAN: 06 s P 72 Fabian chairman of the Utah Nx:(1) 1111 pital of natural 01111111 Recreation and Park 1 State s sia t 1 causes ' s461"-Ali1)2'1411'e o was attended by k ' ' - ' 'A y L-rgt: 10 He was horn t Commission about 100 interested persona v 15 1916 in Nov it I Sip ' STOIC 1 Logan to Gus- - — OTHER SPEAKERS at the 111PrTIII-"-- - -kosAtioEus ' '' SC tave Andrew and 111111 It 1 ceremony included Gen Max ' ' h t a 1 Mabel Afiril Maughan National Utah Rich Guard g E t7 0 L4Lidt Nelson Here N4 I ' Glendon W Peyser command- Li ' ' Ma I i ceived his ' early LEGEND er District Eight American DrNelson education in Lo(hv 1 1444 Legion Brig Gen Franklin G s (111 a n American d lil Fork gan f i Riter US Army Reserve and 90 schools s let Lt Max Newman Dugway SCATTERED Illmt di He married Joyce Rich NEW 0' LEANS RAIN 111 SNOW Pa SHOWERS 111111 4 Proving Grounds It ij 4 1942 ' March Lake Salt 4 Mr Riter said the ceremony SNOW Oa MIAMI WARM FRONT ' FLURRIES was not only a tribute to the Temple Church of Jesus ma 1 Latter-da- y COLD FRONT'—- "Saints of Christ -- SPUD IMMO OF POSSUM! ARIAS i Utah veterans but mg also WIND Army STATIC FRONTIonunt 1 n MOH IthIPIRATURES rORICAST FOR MIS SHOW a tribute to all who have worn ' DR NELSON who made his the uniform of the republic home at 1014 Fir Ave served ' from Valley Forge to the Ko- as a In cloudy over the Intermmmtaln Area Some pilot in the US Marine The weather forecast map for Sunday thundershowers may occur north and west to War rean I from fair cates weather partly 1939 1946 He ' to ranging Corps from c f r om the Marine OF District resigned jEMBERS as a lieutenant colonel to Corps ' t in American Legion Eight to the if I' ' tribute to the soldiers fired accept an appointment Medical rounds of ammunition University of Utah throe 1 4 4 while the flag was lowered at School in temperature Hight deflotencey 825 in: mambo BundaY tittle change to Data !rem ILL Weather B While in the service he was 90 lows 45 to 55 both days 80 7:59 sunset half mast Weather over the Intermountain 457: 14 eintit—Partli n Awarded I Salt Loki' Flysunne the floothaaators City t' Lira's—Mostly Distinguished - Also participating In the Area will ranee from fair to Partly cloudy Sunday and Monday Con' and warmer and Monday m cloudy Mere will be scattered thun- tinued warm High both days 82 to Highs Sunday Sunday :: 76 to 84 lows 40 to were members of ing Cross t h e Distinguished derstornut 1 ' over a large Part af the 85 lows 50 to 154 ceremony k i I 50 highs Monday 60 to 87 : Service and six Cross air — area the modern Mormon Battalion medals Idaho—Fair Sunday Southwestern r 'i!' Utah—Partly floods StmdaY and " afternoon and Monday a little warmer Mon 1 Monday with scattered i 'il dressed in Civil War uniforms ' Temperature Chart s over the mountains day Ifighs Sunday 76 to 84 lows thunderatorma 44 to 56 highs Monday 80 to 88 BEE 'WAS A member of the Ttab ' ': I fair Sunday and RNA Lew Tree THE CEMETERY which for Medical 14 Utah 11 IS County Monday but a few afternoon and Society I it 4 ' s I scores of years laid forgotten Warmer east thunderstorms bre bro bre veiling Utah Medical Assn State 'Fr 79 sb - 45 Portion Monday Highs Sunday 83 landing behind a stone wall recently American 1 Tr 37 63 92 lows 42 to 52: except in exto Assn Bryce Canyon It Medical s 85 was renovated as part of the Southwest 55 treme south highs 98 to 108 lows Cedar City s 72 38 65 to 75 s Society a Cos 'villa creation of the Camp Floyd fellow of Surgical 84 49 Delta Wyoming — PartlY cloudY Sunday 11 American the College RIVET 47 89 and Monday 1 Widely scattered after Green Historical State Park si - s con- Logan 78 was of 44 noon and evening showers and thuno Surgeons The surgery to Tribune t Special I 47 Milford derstorrns Locally warmer Sunday sultant for Brigham Young Ogden i 132 81 San Juan Highs In the—70s'Isolated showers and BLANDING — 60 Si Provo Summary University health center and — ” IA 84 Tr County—State health officials thtmderatorms occurred over moat of 43 was a major in the Medical Roosevelt 84 80 Balt Lake Airport tho Intermountain Region Saturday and Ute 25 have found Navajo 68 97 Thunderstorms were most numerous George Ler" Corps of Utah National Guard St 41111amornMaliimarioada0-60 85 4AINIOMNINkalitsommtoMIN Wendover Indians suspected tuberculosis and active in southwestern Montana Survivors include his widow Wyoming and Colorado with a few :Sake 1414 skin cases aftertaking 88 87 A Mormon natation honor guard prepares to urday at Camp Floyd Cemetery at former locally heavy showers and some hail 9s six sons and daughters Bolos 47 83 being reported At 8:40 Pm-- a funnel tests here Burley or tornado cloud Was seen near Raw 43 41 73 participate In flarralaing ceremonies Sat-- Army post was dedicated In memorial rites Pane Richard Idaho Rich Roscoe Stephan WYo 47 78 Scott Maughan Douglas Rich Pocatello intormeenten elates TESTS WERE administered 81 Tr through cooperation of the 47 Marcia Ann and Claire Marie BMWS ep New York Times Servics 08 41 84 Butte NEW YORK June II—Showars and United States and Utah health thundershowers all of Provo - 87 48 101 Cheyenne Sell over to The Tribun lootdat 70 07 services 84 Denver San Juan County the northern Rockies Saturday the northern 85 49 MOAB--Willl- am FUNERAL services are Elko Plains and States central and the A Bar lockTr Trudeau Society and the San southern Plateau Region It continued 7 38 Ely 68 37 over northern cool er candidate for the Demo- scheduled Tuesday at- - 12:30 Evanston tuberculosis middle the and Utah and Juan 81 49 Grand Junction MiSSISSIPTA Valley and the south Atin Oak Hills Fir s t Las 100 65 and health associations Vegas cratic nomination for governor pm lantic states 89 48 Ward chapel Friends may call Reno 71 47 Springs Special to The Triburio Saturday told a meeting of par- at Berg Mortuary Monday Rock Clinton D Woods project Man71 10 53 Special to The Tribune Sheridan 87 09 Yellowstone West 38 — One oo OGDEN of the major ager of the Weber Basin Proj PROVO—A unanimous reso ty workers that Utah is being from 6 to 8 pm and Tuesday Pacific States to will services Weber Basin Burial of industhe movie lution prior giant ect for the Bureau of Retie by the parts opposing removal of Tr 59 49 Anchorage 67 Tr 51 trees along State Street from try because of unwise Repub- be in East Lawn Memorial Fairbanks water development projects mation 73 gli Honolulu Hills cemetery with full mili- Juneau 49 06 Construction of the dike that Construction of the 11 mile Eagle Gate to the State Capitol lican legislation 40 80 59 Angeles tary rites by the 144th Evacu- Los will form the Willard Bay Res- dike is under contract to was passed Saturday by the 75 52 Portland BARLOCKER said ML that ation Unit Utah National San Diego 72 60 ervoir is approximately 35 George M Brewster Bogata Utah Association of Shade Tree while the 68 53 Fralleilt0 Legislature had re- Guard and 21st Rifle Co Ma- San Commissions 68 Seattle 50 per cent complete and on NJ for $2285000 Between vised the law (income tax rine Corps Reserve and Re- Spokane 60 be four and five million cubic feet INTRODUCED BY Mrs schedule as far as time is forced which the withholding) Sep cruiting of the 14 million necessary to mour Wells the of out state movie of past president industry 73 49 The family suggests eontri- Bismarck be moved have already been the 87 03 Chicks° 88 organization the resolution not a single movie of any con- buttons to BYU memorial fund Detroit Attend Ns FREE leder TIM - WAS announced by moved said Mr Woods 81 Inotes that since pioneer women secifience had returned since 88 Duluth 49 88 89 72 Ktuutas City Christian Science: Fresh Approach TILE DIKE WILL encircle walked across the plains so the original law was enacted 64 54 Minneapolis 66 Omaha 49 62 the reservoir scheduled to hold their covered wagons could be Hi said the industry provided to Security Rut 215 million acre feet of water filled with trees "it is impera- a rrdllion dollar Industry to tree-lineBy Theodore Wallach CS 70 Boston 83 Street tive State that southern Utah which when needed will be 83 New York City 68 of Chicago Illinois The candidate charged that 85 57 diverted back to the Weber should remain as a symbol of Washington DC Member of the Board of Lectureship of The Mother Church sacrifice" that South pioneer a h d use on farm River for "Republican ineptness" nearby The First Church of Christ Scientist In Boston Massachusetts EMIDLIT TO FREI Special to The Tribune 71 06 89 Albuquerque lands through the Willard E F Reitrischussel Provo cost the state the Glen Canyon Atlanta 65 e 4rongor and bettor thee min feel bY PLEASANT GROVE— conducted current 4 The 80 president Miami 76 townsite that the townsite was Sunday June 12 nombsting ordinary Kidney or Madder Canal Orleans 89 New 63 day-lonon curtain session down Irritations Thom Irritations often rotor Second Church of Christ Scientist the 1960 Oklahoma Citl rang Saturday given to Arizona while Utah 89 71 Water Is expected to be the atter 35 and may yog ten IS nod 100 71 had a Republican governor and Strawberry Days celebration Phoenix 566 East South Temple borron tram too fragment burning or turned into the reservoir in the semi-aAT 93 A GUEST 71 the Anton San le orination both Soy nod night itohing about m liz Saturday midnight 91 02 e goorkiartir four 72 Louis St Salt Lake City Republicans You roily into slaty and ou1963 fall of and reservoir was nual conference Keith the tlet Vont Iteadaohoe basitanho and Soot the last cowboy bit the dust Salt Labe Weather Datat PrecipitaMEC RESERVED MY If this i your first Christian Science lecture old tired Seteraosed lii pwb irritatiOno will then be turned over to Davey San Francisco repreask any whir for yew PR rted leaf period ended Saturat the big Pleasant Grove tion for gauolly brinn twit rei&tint Weber Basin oyartz Conserwestern Water at 0 in thd precipitation day I ptn chapter obligor senting by Ourbille Irritating gams Is "CORRECTION OF these rodeo ALL ARE WELCOME for June 34 in accumulative defisarong arid grins and by giving &Mirada vancy District for adrninistra National Shade Tree Confer 05 in Small children eared for during lecture hour and other Republican blunsince precipitation ciency pain lifIL Old Sor young or wig Got 1 1950 ISO SOS in accumulative all Inaggigig Post beleme GIS ence ton thOillitailialetia00111111110000S8 T 11 E CELEBRATION In- Oct ders" he continued "is possible But it will take a dynamic cluded parades concessions a PME the flower show rodoes each night oh J01104111flattl f:1-- 4 '32C-the and a stock show Saturday afternoon to state of vote I all urge you 411111111na17 :7 O Maron Obeso n p111111ocilia ticket for Democrats on three-day chairman termed the who understand backthe — i-) I of bringing this celebration "a rousing suct It source of revenue cess" goetial to The Tribune t Death Claims War Pi lot97 Surgeon 43 d I 1 a-5- i '1 - 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I- 5s s : - Nevags-Mostl- y Officials Reveal - 5 1 TBStispects s - i - - i 61dok GOP Blamed - A For Utah Film Passup 1 1 Willard Bay Dike Pushing Spare the' Trees State Toward Goal on Schedule Along Utahns Plead 0000 A PEACE How to Find t'OT) - I DAMAGE el a '60 Strawberries d TErisiort rJERVE 1 End Big Days - pm n MIMi s' TO 06 r 1 I 1 itqf ' i 4 i -- II"4 A 1 -- - r i D I I -4- illt‘allb i lib 41:4 tilt a I 1 it DADA th 1 -- - til -- ' gig ly ' Il As Woikshop 1 ' special to Me Tribuno 1 ni t ir 1Pn i 'It ' eappi ' - a i - Ala - - ‘ r- ' –PROVO—Gov George T1' Clyde will keynote the eighth annual Utah workshop on economic education for Utah teacher& - j '1 - -- ' t ' - s ' ' When You Travel: - - -- If You're a Shipper: ' We'll be glad to work out a complete itinerary for you costs going Figure your travel and returning : Make Pullman or Coach and hotel reservations ' i rental Reserve a Hertz or Avis car wherever you go' 4 1 f 5 i 4 5 Whether it concerns a carload or a carton we can supply full information about rates schedules routing etc You' can put your shipping prob !ems in our hands with con- A 4 i our i t r - A 1 '''' ! ' NlarAk K 4 4 I f - In Salt Lake Citv— 1) ei - lop r i 77 II' ' - t If your watch stopped or lacks precision it May have a worn or broken mainspring Let us fix it with a spring guaranteed for the ' lifetime of your watch 41 21(Noftrtt” -- ' - - : ' - - ' - ---- t- ' - ' ' - ' ' 1 ' 43 : 1 - k- ' “Wz" 44§ Plf“lirtt - -tt - tg ri p - - 11- -' - -- ireftM000440" 't t ' '''s tO -- ''' - - Or0''''$ 44 ' i ' 470316444 Prod (MO lott4700 3014i) a new standard of modern designed for tomorrow as well as today—more comfort It's total electric—sets -- ----- total-electr- surprisingly isconomicall living It's a home more modern conveniences 4 ( I ' t - 4$TeMIJO ECONOMY 7114lta Although' this Gold Medallion home features every modem convenience youll be pleasantly surprised to learn that it costs but little more than an ordinary home—both the initial investment and the dayin day-ooperating costs !ZS - 4- 11 ":1"11--"1- 0011 ut ELECTRIC HEATING GE BUILT-I- N ABUNDANT t111 tornIMIev tcynic o Here's how to get there': KITCHEN t8 r HOT WATER - 0 4- i c FULL HOUSE POWER 4 ' EVERY WONDERFUL CONVENIENCE FEATURE P 4 ki dems PROPER LIGHTING cce° 'too so '' 1 ' t V1 1 YOU'VE ALWAYS WANTED ' 0 — i See this total electric GE Gold Medallion home today '' It features modern living at its effortless best i or STATE at 8TH SOUTII DAILY S:30 an1-- 6 pm' i ' WVeWil&Q GEIIERAL (C:17'"- - ic- - ELECTRIC ' COMPANY SALES & DISTRIBUTION T -- -SALT LAKE ' DEPARTMENT --- - -- -- -— - I - ua1 - - ‘di -' Reg 375 SEARS - EtMAIN 1Jo - tot - - -- -: Tradition Watch and Jewelry Service Center LIEHOEJ ' 3 - " ?t 44 watch stopped? let Sears check the mainniriiig - - 4 - i A - ti 1 4 - ' 417South Main Street Phone EMpire kr ' ' 1' 1114t I 4440a l 171roUrss'' Taythe THE WORKSHOP entitled and "Economic Understanding in workshop the 196014" will be Monday Emphasis will be placed through July 1 at Brigham three phases of economOn UniversitY Young ies including personal we norales Utah's economy and national and International problems Other guest speakers will be Dr William F Edwards Elks Lodge 85 will hold pub- financial secretary to the lic Flag Day services Tuesday presidency of the Church of at 8 am at the lodge 139 E Jesus Christ of Latter-daSaints H H (Bill) Fisher a South Temple Lake City businessman Salt P A' T Belle Ont:hat progranl and Mr Harvey L Taylor vice been at honoring of BY11 president ranged A H Ellett Third DisFORTY ELEMENTARY and trict Court judge will be guest speaker Music will be tun high school teachers who vvill nished by the lodge band said be selected by their superin- Frank Milnar committee mem- - tenclents will participate in bet the workshop ----- A We're here to help you Just drop offices or phone us ' - '''' 4 fidence - 4do y ! i Jr dirWeldcon - ' ' ' Dr Elks: Chart Flag Day Rite 4 there aro many ways Union Pacifitcan'serve you ‘ ' "The purpose of the work- shop is to raise the national level of economic understanding by helping the educators to improve economic educe- - SL 014 4 - At la Keynoter Businesaid of ' 4 BYU Schedules Governor N is‘ ) f N1 rli 1 I ‘117141 t - itit4Z lo ' -- -- -- - - -