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new peratures man's candidacy" he said "and to attend the National thermometer will reflect instanA cold front they say Is I am convinced he will have the 25 in Washington D C They are Jo Ann Leonard support of a large bloc of deletaneously the exact temperature headed this way from the PacPri e: Kathryn M Armstrong in the west" cific Northwest gates recorded at sidewalk level The little hold weathermen Understands West Ephraim Paul Keil Murray and Behind the glossy surface- - of however for the farmers hope Max Sudweeks Kingston Rampton spid he was supportthe sign and within the kiosk is who want rain for their "unHarriman of because his All 1E the four excel in four ing a mass of electronic and mechanparched lands of international and derstanding fields and repre different The front carries some pre- national ical equipment including 64 problems and because of 411 Club Work 29 sent lose will but years cipitation likely transformers weighing from 25 to of his intimate awareness of the It all over Western Idaho be Miss had projects Leonard has 90 lbs each a radio amplifier of Intermountain the problems in clothhig home furnishing and Unit more thaq 3200 ft of neon fore reaching Utah West" W BERNICK ROBERT By High Sunday in Salt Lake foods in Carbon County Miss He added that he was backing tubing over 30 fuses a large elecNORTH RIM Grand Canyon Armstrong Sanpete County is tric motor miles of electric wir- City will be about 80 Harriman because he undering and enough sprocket chain to stands Stalin and the Russian National Park (Special) — A U S expert in the clothing field Paul Keil of Salt Lake County rabid better than any other Supreme Court decision against equip 70 bicycles! is a poultry and beef specialist Here is how the new thermomAmerican the government's seizure of the and Max Sudweeks eter operates: delegate States in which Weilenmann In the kiosk attached to a lamp will work are Utah Idaho Colo- steel industry was a "reaffirma from Flute County has handled standard in front of The Tribune-TelegraNevada rado Montana and tion of the Declaration of Inde- projects in beef sheep dairy and Bldg is housed a sensipendence" George M Gadsby tractor maintenance Wyoming tive thermal bulb which measures Each of the 48 states Alaska 1200 party faithHarriman told president Utah Power and Light Hawaii and Puerto Rico send Reuters News Agency the temperature This measureful attending the Sagebrush out Co said here Saturday THE HAGUE the Netherlands ment is transmitted electronically four delegates to the annual ing that under the Democratic The executive addressed the from the bulb to the thermometer June 14—David O McKay presi- administration and its Point Four The Utah delegation se44th annual convention of the camp gcale on the sign through a radio this year is accomlected early "We are in fact program bringdent of the Church of Jesus Utah Bankers Assn amplifier The "mercury" of the by Miss Fern Shipley aspanied to the blind" sight ing Latter-daHe told labor Christ of that bankers the Saints left thermometer consists of four Club leader sistant state In the underdeveloped areas of strands of red neon tubing up here by plane for Copenhagen the world the program literally and electricity were two essen- Logan and down which runs a stainless Denmark Saturday after a three-da- y Is making modern miracles It has tials common to all production They left Sunday at 8:10 pm 'Labor Sought Monopoly' steel curtain on the Los Angeles Limited and visit to Holland taught backward peoples to mul"Whoever has a monopoly on will return June 28 Accompanied by his wife son tiply agricultural production up Sign Twosided Mcdedaughter-in-laand to Pres five In times this he either has the nation by the way The steel curtain activated by presidential clared "we make them impervi- throat" he asserted an electric motor rises and falls Kay is on a FREE TICKETS HURRY to the exact temperature mark tour of his church organizations ous to the false promises which said in his opinion the steel Ile in Europe Before leaving he said the Communists hold out" recorded remotely in the kiosk crisis was a move on the part of is he was "very impressed with the Since the thermometer-sig- n Injects Politics to establish its monopoly labor in d general religious atmosphere" north and south facing John S Boyden the first Such there are actually two steel Holland on the program accused through the union shop speaker When visiting Queen Juliana Governor J Bracken Lee of callcurtains Each curtain is attached esbeen have monopolies already to sprocket chains pulled by the he had complimented her on her ing upon the special session of aluin and the tablished copper electric motor Some 415 fL of speech to the American Congress the Legislature to reduce taxes minum industries he added Tuesday Is the Big Day for all sprocket chain is used in the in March and she had replied "1 simply for political reasons He accused the administration youngsters at Lagoon with The just stated the truth" he told a operation By proposing tax reductions of attempting to establish a simi- Salt Lake Tribune and Salt Lake So sensitive is the thermometer reporter the governor injected politics lar monopoly through the exten- Telegram as hosts at the annual that the temperature reading on He said he also discussed with into a session which had striven sion of Free Fun Day celebrationpublic power the sign will change instantly iind Juliana the problem of Christian to remain nonpartisan in order There are tickets for all boys federbetween Differentiating visibly with a warm or cool gust leadership for the solution of In- to expedite the matters for which al power and municipal owner- and girls under 16 at The Tribune-Tternational of air problems Home Service dethey were called Boyden ship in individual cities he de- elegram Pres McKay met a large numThe Tribune-Telegrasign was clared: partment constructed and assembled by the ber of the 3250 members of the The Democratic national comJust clip the coupon from to"The Issue of federal power is Young Electric Sign Co of Salt L D S Church There are 34 Latter- mitteeman from Oregon Monroe not one of cost but of preserva- day's issue of The Salt Lake TribSaints Dutch branches in Sweetland Portland also spoke tion of our individual liberties" une and Lake City Officials of that com- -day bring it to The Tribune-Telegrapany report the thermometer to the Netherlands of which nine briefly Weilenmann introduced Home Service departTo Study Branch Banking be the largest o f such de- - have their own church Harriman as "the man most ment 143 South Main and rea A for resolution e under new The largest congregation is at worthy to wear the mantle of vices made to study ceive a Free Fun Day ticket-- 11 calling of the branch banking system in stern firm Rotterdam with 350 members F D R" patents of a Utah was presented to the convention It said in Ex-UtaFIX TO SaIMER CAMP h of the association it is essential into the continued existence of dependent banks as effective organizations capable of serving the needs of their communities RENO Nev (Special—A forthat the effects of the further exWhen the 9Gth Ifiantry Division leaves July 6 The idea for the airlift originated in Utah pansion of branch banking either mer Murray Utah man and two summer encampment at Ft Lewis Military District offices when estimates were be- directly or through the use of the business associates were killed for its y Wash it will go by plane—the first major mili- ing made for cost and time factors in transporta- device of a holding company be afternonn in a tary reserveorganization in thenation to be air tion to the camp Figures showed that time and thoroughly considered and ei- Friday collision 17 miles south Of to summer a movement would saved be air the camp transported by money Cplored" here M B Fitch Gen commanding general which will be followed with interest by Army Brig In a Spirited contest for the Joseph IL Caldwell 38 Murray Utah Military District made the announcement officials throughout the country Charles H vice presidency "Use of aerial transport will not only save Dixon vice president of the Com- native Bruce M Thomas and Saturday after receiving confirmation of the 11 Moore all in the insurplan from Sixth Army headquarters in San Fran- money but will give personnel two to three days mercial Bank of Utah Spanish Royal cisco time at the camp" said Col Fork won out over Victor J ance business in Reno were additional training ' Approximately 1500 Army reservists from Ostler "Using an air lift we'll be in Ft Lewis Bird vice president of the Farm- killed Driver of the truck Albert Utah Idaho and Montana will participate in the in four hours and the full camp program will ers and Merchants Bank of Provo air movement They will emplane at Salt Lake open with the July 7 reveille" II B Crandall was renamed ex- Charlei Blue El Monte Cal was Division personnel Were informed of the pro- ecutive manager secretary and held in Washoe County jail on a City Helena Mont and Idaho airports yet to be p rifle marksmanship training treasurer Ile is the president of charge of reckless driving designated gram at A member of the bishopric of Col II L Ostler Salt Lake City assistant conducted Saturday at Ft Douglas the First State Bank of Salina commander of the 96th Division will command Salt Lake units of the 96th have spent the Concluding session saw the Reno Ward Church of Jesus Saints Caldthe program Personnel involved in the aerial past several week ends practicing with small arms election of H Roland Tieljen Christ of Latter-daround trip to Ft Lewis are members of an Army on the forts firing range Units from Provo and Monroe Sevier County as U B A well son of Edward A and Susan Reserve unit with troops in five western slates southernUtab arrived Saturday afternoon to president Ile succeeds H Ft Coates Caldwell moved to Reno about 12 years ago and headquarters in Salt Lake City and Helena take over the range i ilurren Logan - t Utah 's fishing season opening "- :'''''''4'':-- i'"''-: rq4 -- wind-whippe- d t z '' p4t014 ' 4 - 0 ' - - 1 '14 iv ' ' ''- 1- ' !7 4 I n 4d (Special)--T- he 397-10t- h — A 'A - ) ' '''q' r!' 4 ' - 0 ' e------ 14 '' u6 4 - ' 1 '' - ': 4t1-- ) !7:-- -a- lb ': t' 4 i ! 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Gets of12 Votes Calvin L Rampton chairman of the Utah delegation to the na- I f tional nominating convention announced that he would work for the nomination of Harriman and that a poll of the delegation indicated that at least eight of the 1t ' state's 12 votes would be for the Mutual Security Administration L-t---- — Calvin W Rawlings national committeeman and a member of the convention delegation issued a statement expressing high regard for Harriman and his family but stating that be felt be should not indorse a candidate because of his position as chairman of the credentials commit- ' o'"'''''''''''''s k - - I waves of Fish Lake day by claiming lives of two Provo sportsmen in Saturday A third man ordeal in high waves and cold water to tell survived a of the accident A son of one victim escaped drowning by chance Presumed to be drowned when their boat capsized are Eldon E 16 1 West Nelson about 45 7 ottrx o''''A''' ' Warren E Shipp proprietor of 1 174 -1:-----7Shipp Jewelry Co both of Provo x ' s Clings to Boat -- ''p 4 Ozro Shipp 49 Springville I brother of Mr- - Shipp survived by clinging to the overturned boat until wind and waves drove it ( i ashore about 45 minutes after it A r t ov3 '' overturned Lp Eugene Nelson son of Mr Net- A:-- ' ' i 1 son had been fishing with the men in the boat and had decided v' k 111' 4 i' to try his luck from the shore where be was fishing at the time : it ' e00-144-: : -k i of the accident The boat cap- "t4 - mApAdr-14' sized just east of the extreme north end of the lake I 3 After being washed ashore ' s'' rOzro Shipp was taken in by a '' ' 1 '-- ' t party of fishermen and warmed 1 1'' by the fire while another mem- - ri - :11 bet of the party spread the alarm ':' I :t 4" to Cliff Hansen deputy game ) ' ' warden Alone in the fish and j ' I 4 game cabin when word was I 111:2 ' V I brought in about 4:20 pm was II :i it ) Don Brooks Salt Lake Tribune- - I r e i ' writer ' Telegram sports r iff'' f'': A Launch Search Mr Brooks found Mr Hansen To join and both men started a search Ralp h Henderson at alcohol sessions speakers unsucwere for the bodies but cessfuL The capsized boat was discovered however Mr Shipp told Mr Brooks that the group had been fishing dur- - ing the morning but one of their outboard motors had failed them They spent the rest of the morning fixing the motor and bad din- Y ner about 1 pm Warren Shipp according to Ozro wanted to go Two University of Utah faculty out again during the afternoon after a strong wind had started brothers will be among the whipping the lake into waves speakers at the first Utah School Ozro Warren and Mr Nelson of Alcohol Studies to be held fished for about 15 minutes near the shore then moved farther this week in the Union Bldg un- der sponsorship of the Utah out into the lake ' Boat Captazes State Board on Alcoholism Utah The next thing Ozro could re- Committee on Alcoholism and g the member was a huge wave university the boat are Dr Chester A SwinThey The lone survivor said the last yard professor of anatomy in men of the he beard either thing the College of Medicine and Dr say was Mr Nelson's warning Ewart A Swinyard professor of "Don't get panicky Warren Ozro pharmacy in the College of Pharis hanging onto the boat? A short time later he noticed macy Noted Speakers his brother floating some disProminent n speakers tance away and clinging to a will be Ralph Henderson field gas can Sevier County Sheriff Clar- representative of the Section i of ence Smith with his deputy Rex Alcohol Studies Yale University Huntsman and a party of men Mrs Marty Mann executive dileft Richfield at 5:25 pm with rector National Committee on AlA Mielearek grappling hooks to search for coholism Henry manager of personnel services dethe bodies Mfg Ozro Shipp was suffering from partment shock and an ambulance was en Co Milwaukee Wis and Helen of general representative route to Fish Lake to take him to B a hospital headquarters Alcoholics Anonymous New York Registration for the course will begin Monday at 8 am in the Union Bldg and at 9 am Dr A Ray Olpin university president will welcome registrants Introductory Talk Clyde W Gooderham executive director Utah State Board on Alcoholism will give a short Inches long with nine special attalk and N Blaine tractions and free rides and re- introductory Winters director of the school freshments—without obligation will give an overall view of the Here is what each coupon proand outline some of the problem vides: elementary facts on alcohol and Free admission to Lagoon alcoholism Special reduced price of 35e During the afternoon session for a swim(1 Dr Chester Swinyard will disFree ride on the cuss two topics "Alcohol and Human Tissues" and "Organic Free ride on the rockets or Disorders Related Alcohol Excess" Final event of the day will baby autos' Free ride on the Lake Shore be presentation of a film "Alco-hol and the Human Body" express Free grape drink Lectures will be presented Free popcorn kone morning and afternoon Tuesday Free admission to the Manya Wednesday Thursday and FriMartell dance revue at 4 pm day and morning only on SatThe revue will be repeated at 8 urday Tuition for the course is $1350 payable on registrapm for families And in addition all youngsters tion Those attending may obtain at Lagoon Fun Day may partici- board knd room at a reasonable pate in the gift of a girl's bicycle rate at the Westminster College East and a boys bicycle at 6 pm Dormitory marred 42 - 1— 0 i 1 RICHFIELD I' V s 1 i ::i-- I ------- 4e 'ii y v - i4 '''1''i --10' ) ‘t t tee IN MERCURY ' j1 C' 7Av I ' z directie -- The Salt Lake Tribune and Telegram's their rnometer largest in the world will record pre I i " 4 i r4 4 ) !4 4 Mishap Third Man Clings to Craft Saved From Icy Watcr A - "j ' i : ' r 1 'k bat ake : 7r7moterattktif7:7y7r17F:r''''' '71 ' '—: The two-da- y visit of W Averell Harriman to Utah in his cam- I paign for the Democratic presidential nomination produced some tangible results in the form of delegates it was disclosed Saturda7 night while he was makinv Ng' final speaking appearano3 tit the annual outing of :t the Sagebrush Democratic Club v at - I 4) '' k 1'0 ( SI :::-- : : c rf 'k r112 ' - :' 11 i' -I 'i 'f-'tic 4 t : 1I'"''''' iii4 :' '' tl ' ' :4 :i ‘ i "' : ' 44' k k ( ' ' e t '"- : ' 4 4 i- : 0 't ' foIt-1 :'' 01 -- '' T '1 ' 4" C4444:- ' ' ''' b ' f i it‘q"' 1!! 4114t a ' ' : '' ''" ' r:'40:A4 ' le ' - 2-D- - — rA--- - N I In Fish Favor Aspirant After Sojourn t !!:'' 1 8 of 12 Utah Delegates - ":: ' -- 4 t i 2 f''' I To Harriman 11' t ft '- ' ft--Y 11 ' ':'' - S' mrs t t ':' N4t - - ' ti fk'Fr°- i1 fit: ' -- I''''(1-1- ' k i rt''''11 41 'I1 ' I '4 "mormoolmosor-- t1 il '''4 ' -- -- II :" k' '''i Vie Swing :'- 4 11 'o I ifi' :' " ' 0 --I- ' PAGE ONE JUNE 15 1952 UTAH SUNDAY MORNING 2 1'rovo ?isherrnen itrowned Visit Inspires 4e ''''' 'cz v11 litii" II t :j 'c': Z :4 1 : ':'''' f7f 14 t rP : 1i ilta 1ot k I e 7Af 41 : V f ' ! 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