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Show Universal MIcroflla Corp 141 Plerpont Utch Salt THIS 'N THAT By Overheard on Main St.: "According to the new line in Russia, everything is now." y Southern Salt Lake County is still a good place for bad men to stay away from. Last week Midvale police nabbed a holdup suspect the same evening; a isanay gunman enjoyed only a few hours of freedom, most of it at breakneck speed that even hubcap was his undoing; thieves felt the long arm of the law before they could make a getaway. And an escapee from the state prison at Point of the Mountain is back in his cell again, too. City, mm Jay hotsy-Trotzk- Lake Volume XXIII ' t ' M Single Copy Subscription, $2.50 per year by mail ' Published Every Friday at Midvale, Utah Number 10 I 5 Friday, March 9, 1956 ;'. v Bandit, 15, C aucp ht in fy 'l ... f; hi - ' fti vV -- T . r. 7I if- ' it, i ! will r r i s & 9 attle AA.P.H. G un A $51 holdup at Sandy at 3 a.m. Monday ended a few hours later when the bandit's car careened into an a shallow pond after a k ' ? i , it hour chase with bullets flying, and ! I I VI police officers apprehended a 15- for qualified persons to apply for the year-olCivil service examyiation runaway boy from lowa. ' postmaster at Midvale has been an- examination. The robbery, at gun point, ocThe vacancy in the Midvale nounced, and applications will be curred at Clough's Service Station, was created on Jan. 1 20 N. received until Mar. 27. The postState, Sandy, and the sus1. master pays a salary of $5,280 a by the resignation of Melvin Lind. pect was taken into sustody south The Sentinel office has been in year, the Civil Service Commission David L. Warner has been appoint- of Spanish Fork. Officers had him ed acting postmaster to serve until back in Salt Lake announced. a turmoil this week while new maCounty jail bea permanent appointment is made. fore noon. to Commission The encouraging was The installed. being chinery new equipment, we hope, will be Ed Fernandes. 32, attendant at reflected in better typography and the Clough station, was the victim a more readable paper generally. in the stickup. He told officers the The new machine is called a Ludyouth loafed around the station low, and its function is to provide nearly an hour before pulling a unlimited quantities of the larger gun and demanding the money and V sizes of type for both newspaper til win mm nil HBri'i II. r 4. Hi Hit J gas and oil for the car. and commercial printing. It also Jordan's Fernandez notified the Salt Lake their and A rested on these for class consecutive state fourth a boys championship try in producing ruled sheriff's office as soon as the youth specializes the Lomond in coach as the basketball tournament opened Thursday and Jordan met Ben forms of many kinds. alarm was left, and a state-wid- e Ernest E. Rettey. Los Angeles, is 8:30 sent out, along with a description Sherman Richard LefMo front row: Nielson, guard; Day, right, manager; pm. game. here this week setting up the equip of the gunman and his car. After Ten new homes, averaging $12,- ment and teaching the Sentinel Sherrell Berrett, gaurd; Gene Kiholm, forward ; Capt. Daryl Walbeck, guard; Jack Player, 000 each, were issued building per the youth's capture Fernandez went with county officers to Spanprinters how to use it efficiently. assistant back Grant row: Keith Martin, in mits Midvale Rasmussen, Stepan, February, guard; Craig manager; guard; during In adding this equipment, the Senish Fork and identified the boy. reA. Mineer tinel feels it will be providing betA Springville police officer, Ash-l- y coach; John Pollard, forward; Gary Howlett, center; Mark Miller, center; Karl Miller, center; Recorder Lawrence ter service for its advertising and Mark ports. Graham, was the first to spot the coach. Art Klotovich, forward; Hughes, forward; Benny Cutler, rne 10 dwellings car as it went through Springville printing customers. After a printer gets used to it, at high speed. He followed and ra(Picture compliments of Jordan U.S. Yearbook) brought the permits for the month to $120,000, and the total for Janthe Ludlow system is faster than dioed ahead for help. Before offiuary and February to $191,200. cers at Spanish Fork could finish setting handset type, and after the Permits for 16 houses have been printing is done the slugs are setting up a road block, the car , issued since Jan. 1. instead of having to be put roarea tnrougn at a speea estimat Several of the homes have alback in the cases, one by one. The ed at 80 to 90 miles an hour. Two Spanish Fork officers, Chief ready been started, and the buildbiggest advantage, however, is that ing pace hints a busy year in Midthe printer never runs out of type. Grant White and Officer Howard field. Worn-ou- t vale in the construction Zabriskie, joined Officer Graham in type become a thing With an easy win over Cyprus, of the past; as soon as Ludlow type the chase, and Graham said ne tirbecomes worn it can be 59 to 38, Jordan finished its reged 8 or 9 shots at the car. Bullet and recast. And the printer is ular basketball season last Friday marks showed later that at least 6 bullets hit the speeding vehicle. working with lines of type cast in and The value of products sold in prepared for the opening of one piece, instead of individual A sharp turn south of Spanish farms of eve1954 2,072 state tournament Thursday by operators letters. In this respect the Ludlow the Fork ended the chase when the car O. Brent Peterson is comparable to the Linotype, ex- ning at the university field house. in Salt Lake County was $9,620,048. went out of control and into a Brent O. Peterson will be hon pond. The suspect surrended withcept that the Ludlow can cast much according to a preliminary report In the class A state tourney, Jorored at a farewell testimonial at out protest when the officers ad larger sizes of type. of the 1953 census of agriculture the Midvale Fourth Ward chapel, vanced toward him with drawn The machine has provided the dan, tied with East for the Big Ten of the Bureau the published by A new post office for Midvale, 75 Olympus St., Sunday, Mar. 18, Sentinel with two new type faces title, won the No. 1 position on the U.S. Com of Census, Department and four different sizes of each; tup of a com. and plays against which hit a snag recently in the merce. Recognition for outstanding at 7 p.m. Mr Peterson leaves soon The bov. described as 0 leet tau came to Post Office Department, perhaps you can spot some of the Ben Lomond in the last game on me and weighing 130 pounds, told offiThe value of ail crops sold was achievement in safety was given for the Australian mission. when again Wednesday night to four Midvale resinew type by comparing with last the opening day, Thursday. The program to be presented cers he ran away from home in council authorized Mayor $2,965,517 and included $2,066,302 Wednesday The week's copy. More new styles and all employes of Utah Power is as follows: organ prelude, Mrs Waterloo, Iowa, on Feb. 28, and dents, pairings were: -- the cityBeckstead for field lor vege$26.005 crops, to appoint a com Henry St Light Co. Date Waters; opening song,wn- - had stolen Three" cars smce.The car sizes are available in almost unProvo vs. East. 3:30 p.m. mittee tq begin study of the matter tables, $177,310 for iruits and nuts, worked continu- gregation; invocation, Darren it. he was driving had been reported limited variety as the need arises. have men The and horticultural for speMurray vs. Ogden, 5 p.m. $455,840 from a new angle. . . West vs. Bear River, 7 p.m. ously for 10 years or longer in haz- Stewart; sacrament song, Joel P, stolen in Chappell, Nebr. The mayor was authorized to ap- - cialties. vs. Ben 8:30 Jordan The value of all livestock and ardous occupations without a lost-tim-e .lensen: sacrament service: wclcom Lomond, p.m. One of Midvale's busiest persons a committee consisting of accident. They were honored ing, Bishop Reed W. Young; ad .Poj,' Horace Rose, executive secretary Eoint as chairman and to include livestock products sold was has been relieved of one of her at UP&L's 1956 Safety Award ban- dress. Pres. Reed BecKsteaa; mar Hubcap Theft Nipped :or 531 and included $1.27E,3b3 of Utah Activities School the Rev. in The Loraine two members of the council and High jobs. Benton, imba solo. Mrs Ethelyn Peterson; addition to her work as pastor of Assn, announced that drawings four other citizens. Senator Wallace dairy products. $3,231,964 for poul- quet at Hotel Utah. David Fast Police Work t, E. Odell Peterson: vocal By J. M. remarks. Jack Thomas, and and poultry products, the Methodist Church here, was for brackets and pairings were Bennett has agreed to make a per- try Virgil Hutchings and James solo, Larry Nielson, remarks, mis for livestock and livestock A citizen who saw the hubcaps: instrumental in organizing a Metho- made Dec. 19 and released after all sonal inspection and meet with the D. Yorgason were the Midvale men sionary; closing song, congregation; nroducts. car dist congregation at Kearns and for the participating teams were cho group. stolen off his being L. citaGrant achievement benediction, sold receiving safety Pullany; post touched off rapid fireneighbor's The value of forest products actios many months has served that com- sen in Friday night's play. The committee will be asked to police Mrs Waters. tions. lude, l earns Irom the Big Ten, winners explore the financial feasibility of from the county s farms was $l,oou, munity as well as Midvale. Some early Saturday morning. folks may not think that two jobs of the A tourney the past 7 years, Midvale city erecting a combin When the call came in, officers are a lot, but we'd hate to try 'era are favored to repeat again, and ation municipal and post oifice were cruising on Coolidge St., and with a broken leg, as the Rev. Mrs Jordan, title winner for the past building on land east of the city the radio message directed them to three seasons, seems to be a slight hall, and lease space for the post Benton has been doing.. Roosevelt St., only a block away. favorite, though this year's tourna omce. Seconds later the police arrived, ment is considered more evenly caught the five juveniles matched than those of recent years. and in a matter of minutes had Lake1 The class B tournament follows their confessions, returned the huba week later at Provo with Bingcaps to the sleepy owner, and placMidvale will be host to a state- - Calif.; Dr. Don M. Rees, University County; Lawrence Bowen, Magna; ed the ham, the other Jordan district high old boys in the wide convention Friday and Sat of Utah; Bernard Ellison, Utah De Robert A Wilkins. Salt Lake City, custody of theyear school, installed as one of the too parents with inRussell of . 17. 16 teams. when Mar. and the partment Agriculture; urday. ranking and J. B. Marsh, Weber County. struction to appear at the police Utah Mosquito Abatement Associ Anderson, and Jay E. Graham of Friday night Jordan took a 0 The group will have luncheon station next day. disabatement South Salt the Lake meetRecommendations lead Bin annual for greater the first quarter, expanded it both days at the city hall and a It was one. of the fastest crime Monday. Mar. 12. Karl IL Mas- - ationat holds its hall 32-2- 2 and the Salt trict; Earl A. Jenne of the Weber banquet at the half, and then ram- lowski the city on Friday evening. solutions on record here. there safety at the school crossings on to will present his color film, ing County district. Center St. have been made by bled on, increasing the lead by 10 "Earthquake Lake, as the last in Lake County Library. Two days of panel discussions, points in each of the last two the series of this season'i Audubon Reports from the various disJames R. Halferson, chief traffic quarters. business sessions, and talks by tricts in the state, committee reScreen Tours the sponsored by engineer of the State Road Comwell known speakers will open Fri- ports, election of officers, selection East, meanwhile, had to snatch Salt Lake Count Library. mission, and were concurred in by a at from with registration beginning the fire in victory of the next meeting place, and othformed cy violent earthquakes 9daya.m. the city council Wednesday. They the last second of in the library auditorium. er business matters will occupy play to down in the days of John James Auduincluded: . The East victory kept bon, Reelfoot Lake in the The meeting will stress coopera the remainder of Saturday's sesDavis, MississipRemoval of 35 M.P.IL signs on the Leopards in a tie with Jordan The three-wa- y tion among all agencies concerned sion. agreement be- railroad company, and the state a now is and fisherman's Valley pi the street with water, with emphasis on for the Big Ten championship, naturalist's tween the Road Com- will pave the eastern portion of the State the city, DeLore is Nichols, Farmington, paradise. Larger "school zone" signs and both teams amassing 10-- records a wide street with effort wasted and avoiding dupli H. Nature Karl rail- street, making of and Rio Grande the organization; Jay mission, resident the photographer better location for them. for the season. more no cation of the E work. tracks objectionable :. is also Maslowski, Cincinnati, road to lower the tracks and widen Graham. Salt Lake City, artist, School patrols to handle the JefThe first panel discussion will Final Big Ttn Standings and Lewis E. Fronk, Og- E. Center St., between State Si. and than onstreet car tracks. Crossing writer, and scientist in the full tide stress ferson St. crossing, and uniformed the south side of the street cooperative effort, with panel den, sccretary4reasurer. Directors the main line of the Rio Grande gate W L WL of his career. He presents for the officers to control the Chapel St O.S.L. tracks will be moved from agriculture, and the representatives 10 0 Cyprus time first motion in Jordan dis- will probably be carried out this at the 4 6 . the abatement pictures mosquito ' crossing. public tricts they represent follow: Hen- year, the city council was informed southward also. 3 7 complete story of this unique and construction engineering, Granite Repainting of crosswalks and East ....... 10 30 Tooele fish and for Center industries, health, wildlife, Prospects improving 7 3 Lake South Salt ..7 comparatively area, ry Beckstead, Wednesday evening. other pavement guides by the state Murray St. west of the Rio Grande main 1 9 teeming with birds, animals, fish, and the abatement districts. . 6 4 West Davis County; Henry Drew. Bok Elder wax pledged. Lowering of the rails to conform of the Talks work include will T. Amby Brlggs, Davis to street grade is to be done by the line also improved when City AtCounty; A conference between the city South .... .. 5 S Olympus .... 1 9 and amphibia. torney Ben Bagley advised the The film will be shown in the Logan field station, overwintering, road committee and the county and council that stat law requires railbarrier encephalitis, spraying, Midvale Hall auditorium with City sheriff will be held regarding the control tests. roads to lower rails to street grade an afternoon at 2:30 ofperformance double problem of providing an will and to pave up to and between the program morning's Saturday and 8. at evening performance ficer at the school and round include talks by Dr Joseph P. Kes-le- r. rails, permitting traffic over the Scores men on duty at the city hall. Utah director of public health; railroad area. Baseball Lights Possible Ogden 65, Jordan 43. The sheriff's office has agreed to Gainer W. Eddy. R A. Hoffman, Mr Bagley advised the council : '""V Jordan 71, Ben Lomond 48. meet part of this cost but details In Midvale This Summer and W. W. Yates, Corvallis. Ore.; that the matter requires further remain to be worked out. The posJordan 51, Weber 41. Thomas Mulhern, Berkeley. Calif.; study, which will be done at once, Jordan 5G, Parowan 35. The Midvale ball club may be G. Edwin Washburn. sibility of utilizing an answering and a meeting of city officials, Turlock. service Ls also being investigated. Jordan 57, Cedar City 32. railroad officieis. and state engiplaying under lights this wason. For the past two years, $2,500 a neers is to be called for further U Jordan 53. Idaho Fails 29. discussions of the matter. year has been earmarked by the Jordan 62, Pocatcllo 42. Name Methodist Pastor J county recreation fund for lights Big Ten Gamtt ' for the Midvale ball park. Another By At Kearns Church Jordan f5, Cyprus 30. $2,500 appropriation has been ak-efor lfi.VJ. anrl If granted. $7,500 Announcement wa made this Jordan 61, Tootle 34 Delmar Pederson. 203 Allen St., week of the appointment of Wade will be readily available. A light- I in serious condition at St. Mark's Jordan CI, Davis 45. ing system has been estimated to Hospital suffering from gun.hot Sprinchorn n pastor of the Kearns Jordan 51. Olympus 40. cost $11,000 or less. .(immunity Mrthodit inurcn. wounds received Sunday in a hunt40. Jordan 47, Murray Richard C. Rossle If a deal can be worked out ing accident The llrv. Iirraine Benton, pastor Jordan GJ, Davis 44. was the object of much concern for of the Midvale Methodist Church can be installed the liehts whereby was was it redcrson. 42. reported, Jordan 55, Murray about three hours Sunday as famhas been serving the Kearns church this year and the balance deferred hunting rahlnts in the county Sun; Jordan 53, South 41 until further funds are available, day whrn he dropped hi pun and since the congregation was organily, friends, and police officers searched frantically for some trace ized. Midvale fans may be able to watch the 20 Jordan 48, Tooele 45. weapon discharged. pause I of him. Mr Sprincborn is a Westminster evening baseball this year. The The charge tore into the rib area Jordan 59, Cyprus 38. Richard, the son of Mr & Mrs council is working on it. Colleee philosophy student. and lodged in the chest, and part of Richard C. Rossie, wandered away the blaht tore flesh ftom both from home Sunday with hi nr-- t Heads For France in June wrists and an arm. Skip; it was feared that he mm ii. ..4 fc. .. . .. , He received emergency treatJ dog. .,', might have fallen into the waters ment at Ix'hi Hospital before being Ktnt Goodrich Pat Fitldttad of a nearby canal. Police officers brought to Salt lake, Pat Firldstad, daughter of Mr it honor given her. She has done were summoned for help in locat Her selection was announced orientation. She will sail June 13 A Jordan High School graduate, Mrs Vrron U Firldstad. IBM many fine things that has made her ing tne boy ana alter an extensive Safety Record search he was found bv Deputy Iirookhill Drive. Puller, and Kent so acceptable at Mt Jordan. Nadine Fowler, has been selected jointly by Dr Carl Firschknccht, from New York for a six months' Don Smith just before dark. Kent in an is France. Is son of all Mrs Mr around stay Junius it Goodrich, sport. good Extension USAC of Nearing Reality the as one of Utah's two International director She wa a national 4 II Club delRichard reported that he had Charles Goodrich. RD2, Sandy, have Sportsmanship Is Kent's motto. He Farm Youth Exchange Students for Service, and Harold M. Peterson, egate, a girl's record winner in the On Sunday, Mar. 18. Midvale will won the honor of "Omens of the is always displaying this quality gone "to plav with a friend." lie 19.V1. She will go to France. 1FYE committee chairman of the county for two Tears, winner of the havo gone five years without a traf- Week'' at ML Jordan Junior High in basketball, classrooms, among had walked along the Denver & Rio Mi if all drivers can School. Fowler, daughter of Mr & Utah Lions Clubs. The two organ-ha- t Utah stale achievement contest, fic fatality classmate, and in accepting his Grande tracks which run from Foun- the Carl Raymond Gray scholar drlvt safel until that time. Mrs Harry C. Fowler. Crescent, Is ions and the National Pat is a new ttudrnt at Ml. Jor- responsibilities as a citizen In the Midvale to Bingham and was foupd a senior at Utah State Agricultural dation sponsor the program in ship, and a delegate to the older Tirade drive carefully, and don't dan. Pat first attended school in community of students and teach-e- about a mile and a half from home. 411 Club csmp. at Mt. Jordan. Kent displays at He seemed quite bewildered on his She was chocn for her College. She is a home economics Utah. spoil Midvale's fiveyear record." Illinoi Miss Fowler his been aclivt In tars Police Chief Joe Mazuran, who friendlinea and for the well man- all times the fine quality of being return to find everyone making so Miss Fowler will receive her B.S, major and h recently completed at USAC and will report In debate and public speaking at tht would Lk to Me the 5 year mark nered prrwn she U. Pat is gra- polite in all his activities at the much fuss over a stroll with bis Ersctlce teaching at Summit High degree Kama. cious in her acceptance of tht school. Washington, DC, June 10 for USAC at Logan. become a reality. dog. Midvale is to be invaded next week, not by mosquitos, but by mosquito fighters. Men who specialize in eradicating mosquitos will hold their state meeting here, and should find a warm welcome. We understand the choice of Midvale as a meeting place was due to the efforts of Mayor Beckstead. f.D .iit.i r.nn.Vi 2i - 1.20 iQ Civil Service Exam for Midvale Postmaster Job Is Announced w, vcvi 2Bl n ZZi H23I d r Missionary Permits for Jl 10 Homes Issued Here -- 1 90-mi- one-iamu- y lordan Ties for Title; Es Tournament Favorite $9.6 Million Farm Products Sold in County Mayor to Name 4 Midvale Men Committee on Receive UPSL New Post Office Safety Awards first-roun- d A . Mar-chan- School Safety Report Made by State Engineer Mosquito Abatement Association Meets Here Next Week End 'Earthquake Will End Series 14-1- red-hande- 7 Of Screen Tours Council Sees Center Si. Widening This Year as Stale Law Is Cited 55-54- 0 little-know- the-cloc- k n Ml. Jordan "Citizens of the Week" DIGGER DOPE ir- Pr-Sat- d Local Man Hurl Shotgun Blast J West Jordan Tot Found After Search Five-year-ol- r v p I Crescent Girl Is Farm Youth Exchange Student 4-- ... n |