| Show ' -- --- - -- r- 1 - t' '1 VeherCounty Resident Killed -- 4 S L 11 1 I 1 LOG RADpAGIO I tiF3‘ ' 18 Q ITV 1 SEcnoN SECOND I ch'i 3 tt 1 At 111 -- i evr91' fill a - I " r07I s Ri a 1It 4 Oft 11 J SALT LAKE CITY UTMI SATUIZDAYMORNING 1 LOCAL 'NEWS - '41 i 1 PAGE TIIMTEEN ' JUNE 14 1917 aField - v-a- i Death of Mr 1 I fatality - p - - -: was In 47 days and '' - '- i brought the year's total to four coml 13 at the same time pared isith last year- - Utah's 1947 toll now stands at 72 compared with 82 a year ago : WARNING TOLD ON in Clover and then moved to Ophir where he resided prior to going to St John An active member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints he was president of the L D S branch at the chemical plant Ile married Milda Hollingshpus in June 1939 in the Salt Lake LDS temple Surviving are his widow and five daughters Mary Clara Ellen Irene Ruth and Nancy Johnson all of Hooper eight brothers and sisters Mrs Martha Hammond ' DIPHTHERIA - ' ' ' I Appearance of two' more cases in Salt Lake' prompted Dr A A Jenkins director of the division of epidemeologry state health department' to advise parents to have their children t 902 Gradua- és Recpiv'p: '1' TodavH::::: Degrees - ' ' - m --0- rr sortpcvow 4e Mxeno vxs At - Public Invited To ' Rites House :!! - - ' ' months of age or older and of their children consult ' ' ' family physicians Fifteen cases of the disease resulting in five deaths have been reported in the state thus far in 1947 Total number for all of 1945 was 17 cases with- no deaths For 1948 16 cases and three deaths were reported Of the cases reported this year fourt are in One family in Salt Lake county Meanwhile four members of a Roosevelt Duchesne county ' family hospitalized in Salt Lake General hospital for diphtheria were reported Friday evening in When they "good" condition were admitted the tatherwas the reported only "fair" and three children ranging in age from four to eight years were reported "critical" "poor" and "fair" respectively g P P LI - : ! g 7 " frrl t - oiptheria county Friday Sweetheart Contest To Highlight County Event Today '7- - s Johnson IINS Rangers Opep W Horse Show I - v i It was brought to a complete stop' SafetyNsignals in the area were The officers said that Mr John- working properly at the time of son approached the crossing from the accident the officers said and the east after leaving U S high- an expressman riding in the train way No 91 and may have had whose name was not learned said his attention diverted by a watch- that the motorman blew his whisman who was standing at the tle repeatrdly before the crash Crossing on the west side of the Tooele County Native Bomberger Railroad Co tracks Mr Johnson was born June 7 ' 1907' in Clover Tooele county a son of Mark A and Elizabeth ' ''''' ' He had Ellen Maxwell Johnson ' Just moved to Hooper from St : John Tooele county where he t -- I' t WAS employed as a fireman for t ' - 1 'e' Deseret Chemical Co i e 1 t I Truck Irani Collision r!tT-- Malcolm Percil Johnson 40' llooper Weber county was killed Friday at 11:40 am when the orriaB pickup truck he was driving was struck by a Barnberger Railroad Co electric train at at about 2100 Beckpaissenger The victim was dead on arrival at a Salt Lake hospital He suffered multiple skull fractures fractm-- of both legs and the right arta Tte train souttbound from opOgden to Salt Lake City erated by Max Roos 45 Ogden i I t ' ----r - V-- 1'- - -- -- ' ''--- -- - --- - pre-scho- z '' i ' - 1 - - -- i f - - 1 t i 0- - - - - Neutral Opinions Sought Lost Boy 3 In Colorado Deadlock Found 20 - I f- i I z - - - P--- - - 4 - - -- 1 " - - 8-IIO- -- - '- -- c - -- - have - I 1 - all-weste- rn - - ol - -- 4 - I t 11U R R AY — Horsemanship i fiA'''' 4 ' and horse sense pervailed Fri'' '41 i By JACK FAMCLOUGII k-4r at Lake Salt the evening day : ' Tbe fruition of educational asou county fairgrounds as more than pirations of 902 persons which 200 riders with their mounts ' I from one to eight years 4 s began t -' displayed coordination and trainwho ti41 investigating officers he ' 1 ) ago—and longer in isolated ing during the Ute Rangers I was traveling about 45 mph He ' r cases — will come Saturday at i Centennial horse show said that he applied the emergency I 10:30 am during the Univer' With the Rangers under the hrake of the train about 150 feet i of headBennion Oscar before the impact but could not i sity of Utah's 78th annual comleadership - ' the parade- the program was rayp soon enough to avoid the ing i mencement exercises - in the field COZ:AiOrt ' - ' I opened with all horses and riders house The largest graduating ' ' including members of the Tooele 1 '' ' Truck Iltzrted 96 Feet in history will receive diclass Grantsville Theron Johnson Bit and Spurs the Saddlers the : certificates and honors Ophir Mrs Virginia Tizns Hooper Logan Riding club and private t Ralph C Klaudsen and Joseph i plomas ':1events in addition Four notable Johnson Stockton said James Mrs' in entries t traffic i the Longson r investigators participating grand tn the number of graduates will 1 tt-'2:7 ' La Preal Vowles Salt Lake City entry and march around the arena the maim portion of the truck tt -I combine to make the exercises Luke S and John M Johnson WU thrown £6 feet from the point Children in Spotlight ' r' ' I of impact and the train traveled' Malcolm Perch! Johnson Roy D First tboth of Tooele and Grant JohnI truly outstanding chairman of the uniThatcher 723 feet after the collision before i city traffic sictim in 47 days son Anaconda Wyo Children's events ladies' classes 1 i versity board of regents will reand pleasure- classes were in the i e I ceive an honorary doctor of law ' the ' ' evening spotlight throughout : " SEARCII t and to hi g hli g ht the program 17- 1 degree the university's initial doctorate degrees in graduate work year-ol- d Rhea Sund riding her horse "Utah King" Fern Hinnon I will be conferred on James It -- - ' and Pauline anSudgihroarra ualreld tEirwstsrttirt Gl8reLiVanogd 7Clonyon "Link" were ' I mencement locale will be the field chosen from a group of 15 canhouse as Sweetdidates finalists the for ' N contest of heart the Public Invited aprogramThe water compact aMong the four sweetheart will be chosen With negotiations for 1116 I 1 t during The public is invited to the a in the stalemate states basin Colorado river apparently Saturday's program upper ' commencement exercises and uni4 to added As features the proservrecommended the Power that board Utah Water and t Friday officials estimate that i gram Vic Adams performed' with Li I versity V 1000 additional seats will be avail- $ 41 ices of a disinterested group of experts selected from outside the the d Palomino HTre- A search which ' f i basin be sought - been seated i on a petition of mining i hatz-- and encompassed Salt Lake and Lee Staley Payson Hearing Sandy state Gov Herbert in The the to board The arrival of an ambitious tirged and railroads capitol went act meeting his of trick seeking companies through City and 'county ended Friday at 13 Maw to confer with the chief executives of Colorado Wyoming 1 commerce t school program is sig" an set aside interstate graduate and 312 Nielsen riding rope spinning 8 ptri when Bobby dancing commission order adding switching i j nified by the awarding of the 111110 conference Mexico national Seven New at the and crested governors opening gold trophies r ore son et Mr and Mrs Thomas Fagg : i versity's first doctor of philosophy on 13 and seek their concurrence in the plan The action with a statuette of a horse were hcharges 11 n be held u a will tariffs i 20S3 Highland dr " was returned here July degrees since the school's incepg ii as awarded for the first ' prize ' ' waS urged by William R 'Wallace chairman of the board and f 10 am tion in 1850 Mr Sugethera at Wednesday events borne cdmpetition safely vote unanimous tf was East university chemistry in motion the f asked by adopted been has The by enjoiner ' Missing since noon the child had of Results structor will receive a doctorate la to have Summary ' the RefinUnited States the plan Smelting the theSpecifically I in chemistry and Mr Swinyardir distraught parents combing 1 each of the four of AmeriCo and the and governors second third First and Mining ing place street 0 by Highland park district 32111th East will receive a doca well qualified man winners respectively of the vari- can Smelting and Refining Co street and finally caused mobiliza- 'states select torate in pharmacology ' Colorado river the outside listed which both of ous the events are: Bingham c residing competition tion of tte county aheriffs depart-mer- it basin states — Co Denver H Jo and Garfield Railway Moving graduation locale front Pinto pleasure' class ' I and scores of volunteer in the M hall to the field house RaHroad r Rio Western Grande Waace and H Houmand Leo advocating John Hill Kingsbury and IL It VV-- I r it -because 902 persons was A necessary Stanton children's pony race— Co and Union Pacific Railroad I plan pointed out that the state di will receive certificates or dip- Cover Drag Canal Don :Mill and Co asthree-judgcocomplainants representatives on the commission e lomaa Veterans comprise approxi- A are naturally federal tribunal Mazel pleasure will Screens were placed at strategic of AWARDS CREATE PRECEDENT — case hear the their Delores class mately 300 of this number and expoints along the canal that and The awarding of doctor of philosophy degrees to James Sagthara because for many of them school began and inclination and Jackson personal Doughterty Mary use Protests Charge A protest against the of a tends northward between lith dis- A Swinyard will be a milestone not only In their eight or more years ago only to and left are Ewart of race western men's horse saddle pressure they pthlic Z East and scores of volunteer The protest 'Ls directed against liVell but in the history of thetUniversity of Utah The degrees will be interrupted by war The serious to drive the best bargain bituminous plant mix instead of —Bill Orton Orin P Black and 'workers draggdown canal as wa- posedcan for be the first of this type awarded In the history of the university study of this group may be due '1 CC order effective July 31 states own an concrete U their for Garth Elison western stock class S91 —Bill surfacing from it in the they ter was to the aging effect of war or beto would which railroads Orin and Huffman Black P the require to from that He crossroads the tte hops expressed Draper late afternoon The water was shut reconumendations cause approximately 305 of them a "reasonable make for charge" a J disinterested of PairrYman I 82nd at Point of the Mountain and from 1I off at the pping station are married andro—any 'nave chilore In bindswitching Owen operations Kent hauling of experts while not Bending race—Jay group four-lan- e South I of end 1 the south I the dren to from mine The smelter order present i -SJacobs and Bill Spafford chil-— was issued Oct 14 1926 would apply effective pressure I I total of -- 473 bachelor- of A I Meanwhile Bobby was returned ing to section the v north outskirts She class dren's a settlement for 7:55 pm by George I science and 187 bachelor of arts to his home It James K Richardson manager session the lot Lehi was received Friday by the Sheren Parich Calvin Cannon and - - - - at During the ay E Parkway eve who board Prlyvol ' western mainUtah Assn Jean paof list P3rper Mining Friday Mary proposed state highway commission from ' A ' I For list of graduates see had driven the boy up one street projectsapproved rade horse class—Rhea Sund Ray tained that the I CC order was for investigation under the the Utah iI a State of Federation page arid down another hoping he would state's small issued Ed Lund and children's sufficient without investigareservoir program for Lilenquist 4 ' ' find a tani'lar pony class — Wayne Dahl Don tion and that It was of particular k ' which $1000000 was appropriated Labor ' ' will be given and 107 ''''''' ' '' 1 degrees ' from concern to chairmen ore State Weston Houmand and Dahl one The program least 20 At Blocks producers marginal Wandered three-yeprotest signed byFullmer certificates in basie by the last legislature t western division of American Min- f Cites Practice The grand champion contest was listed for each county IL Latter president and J R A record number of masnursing I "When we reached Highland dr project first-plac15 e at meet will to all winners July ing Congress in the state except Daggett They Wilson secretary of the state open i ters' degrees to be given attest he pointed south but he had been included "It has been a practice In Utah 10 am in room 1105 ' Newhouse I biwas taken by Bill Huffman Ute federation asserted the small that darnscanal lining to the growth of university grad4 on every street for many years for thew yard rate building James K Richardson pointing Mat way '''' 1 of leaky dams and boring tuminous material was substand- Rangers uate activity In addition to 67 i Assn and I didn't trust his sense of repair to a be of considered Utah of line the Mining manager ard for a highway carrying such part tunnels masters' degrees 29 certificates 1 direction" Mr Provol said "He of small rate and any added cost imposed announced Thursday traffic— be heavy on in i is that graduate social work will adIt reports expected was playing with children at my on smelter yard ore- movement of the Salt Lake meeting Purpose seven educational re— W I McLeese chief be will some of Roy these given plus engineer conprojects i house and I couldn't see how he to to would for the will be be have outline in reflected plahs ministrative certificates and art ceived at the next meeting of the of the state highway aepartrnent could have traveled that far" smelter Mining Concharges to vention of 27American said commission decided the had set ensign's commission in the U S for board f July12 to 29 at El Paso Tex all amine operators" he said Mr Provol's son gress Oct But on the bituminous surfate for the reserve naval t and - The plaintiffs were notified that P H Hunt vice president came into the house about 7 pin The traditional formal proces- ' because it would widening - Utah project Parkof Gov Colorado's Lee Knous and general manager and said there was a lost boy in 4 sion fo graduates led by Dr A be suitable for a considerable num' I I I Consolidated I Mining Co will be Ii Atty Gen H the yard—approximately 20 blocks I ber of -years and would cost $260- - I in lieeping with their policy of I were Ray Olpin university president ' i chairman from Utah going to intervene In their from the Fagg address Bobby had and Frank E Holman Seattle less- than he concrete surace I continually adding new attractional 1 1 1000 national behalf !program to the I and the a like to catch the eye of the visiting! delegates possibility of about 15 minutes but and commencement four-lan- e section attorney MofI move D present D include: by the state of Utah was convention will where he had spent the remainder will leave the Park buildpublic Utah Centennial exposition speaker around of the Point the Mountain fficials tennouncid that being studied by state officials Fri- fatt vice president Kennecott Copof the day remained his own secret ing for the field house at 9:45 am has two concrete lanes on the out- two new Friday ' will be opened day features per Corp James Ivers vice presiMr Provol asked how he got so Following the seating of students two counselors two side and of bituminous on lanes Silver and Appointments dent over the week end general manager and the rendition of the Star far away but his answer involv- to Arwell L Pierce Mexican inside Mr I3ut the McLeese said H H Co W I King Coalition Mines a return engagement theinctr" In Spangled Banner by the audience ing a eir" was not coherent use two of the materials for the May's Tropical exhibition of insects IJOUSE EMPTY Cranmer president New Park Min- Roy D:Thatcher honTo be Not one of the volunteer searchand students the invocation will president of the Church of new sections would not be suitable 000 of ing Co William J O'Connor manored for service to university ers complained because his time Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y be given by Rev William E Saints because they will be built with a and related creatures-20Reand American them—will be open to the public Smelting ager z tad been wasted Vaughan vice chancellor of Salt their departure for Mexico dividing center section which will I Saturday Co I and F S Mulock vice collection which The fining Lake Catholic diocese be aced unsurf president and general manager of City with Mr Pierce to fillfullranges from exotic butterflies and Other Speakers With the four lanes together he moths with U S Smelting Refining and Mine missions were announced wingspreads A Co Wardlaw out Jr Frank concrete the holds the pointed ing the dangerous tropical through Speakers in addition to Mr HolFriday at the church offices bituminous section into position spiders Is one 'of g e 11 er al manager International and man whose address is "The Value scorpions in The counselors appointed James with the neutral zone in the the largest of its kind in the world Smelting and Refining Co Standof a University Education" include line with a now procedure of the But It's Dad for that the Tintic exmiddle he added the different W Warde president you lucky Another attraction will be exDr Olpin and Gov Herbert B church in calling two counselors Maw The conferring of diplomas qualities would make it hibitions every hour after 6 pm of fishing season opensus Saturday ard Mining Co Cecil Fitch Eureka more than As for for each mission president are panding recognition or very expensive to the magical devices of Gimmick's only it's unlucky for Chief Consolidated president E- - F Univer- and the awarding of certificates Moroni L Abegg Salt Lake City impossible Huppert 51 139 E South You'll be up at dawn for a week Mining Co' E bi- - School of one hold presi- - a decade of service toD the concrete one and the in south Snyder' and 20 special scholarship awards inMagic gate & shoulder Thatcher of ' Utah who served for 20 years in Juarez tuminous lane Temple suffered Roy sity end of Combined fishing and we'll have to dent and manager exhibition building be followed by a response by will together rewhen the stake presidency Chihuahua Mexof board chairman pm Friday at 8:30 university B jury !wait until Monday to give you Metals Reduction Co Burt Birk 1946-4- 7 student body Jack car in which he was a passenger ico and Herman C Fails a Boise honoran be awarded will your rather's day present Brewster president and editor gentsdoctor of law will end The exercises president drlsez by Roy Dana 33 57 Chi- Ida school teacher who has degree Saturday with benediction Sunday - is Father's day you Salt Lake Mining Review Inc ary D by Henry annual 78th institution's at the cago at was involved in a coal-co- n served in the Spanish-dianerica- n Amer know council of of Joseph Rosenblatt president member the Moyle at 27th South and 13th East missiot commencement house field 4uStindaatthe For the fathers of a more lean Foundry and Machine Co and the twelve apostles Church of Driver of the other vehicle Lila Mr Falls the second counselor Thatchei who has served Jesus nature y-lax" Mr in the Richardson Mr relaxing Saints Christ of Latter-da- y 32 1169 E 5th also worked for several years for T Metzguer aa 1935 since and on board the large overstuffed chair in the 1947 will new of The be South said the was going east on the United States embassy In alumni in encorner may prove the most chairman since1938 will march honored at a banquet and ball at 27h South and failed to se-- the Costa Rica Dr of with recreational the formal activities procession joyable in the Union building 6:30 other car She was cited by police "Frankly I'm here for what Brit- the car was made When I said It while others who may not like to George Thomas president emer- The pm on a charge of failing to observe will feature a talk banquet a itus of the university a close Isheconomy must have to get back was less than two months old a fish (precious few) will a stop sign Dr Olpin and a formal program Allot Chest by Funds reon its feet after the terrific pound- young man sarcastically remarked few holes of golf But one play of the coworker and friend thing's ' conducted by Dr Henry Eyring Ituppert was treated at Salt A total amount of $1906776 to ing it took during the war—U S to his friend That's what she certain: Dad will reign master gents' leader Lake General hospital dean of the university graduate dollars" declared of Baron household the Rolph supreme allotted to various agencies Mr Thatcher who will retire school A response Sunday says'" for the new Is another Salt Lake road acct be —a position that will fade come Beck who America for Nicv'ise supervision is more effecfrom the board June 30 has long alumni will be made by Miss Rhoda Donald Bowls 15 442 Quince of"the Salt Lake county commu- two monthshasin toured — det inan some to in build dawn reeffort in Monday'a and of month June chest for the tive than locks been active in public life keys st suffered a fractured lower jaw nity Worley stances was approved by members of the up American markets west of New luvenile delinquents Don claiming A prominent Ogden attorney - posalble fracture of the Y cusas For is the rather's zurKL"tY consultant at child day C welfare executive the committee Carter UCah whic-tatiended budget he State Agritbe jaw- when the bicycle on tom in most other things was the for the state bureau of services he The baron who is chairman and was Wert jammed Its front wheel regular monthly meeting Friday cultural college and was gradu- - U 'N woman ' a Idea Mr& of Bruce Dodd of Wallace 605 a In Beason conference Prodtold for children Bldg general 'manager ofthe Slip and threw hten to the ground bedegree from who In 1910 juvenile court judges and proba- at e d with an LLB Spokane Wash Bennett ' committee chairman ucts Co manufacturers of automotween lst and 2nd West on 4th was of the Chicago sUniversity S a began tive accessories said he hopes to campaign for the recog- tion officers in the capitol Friday in charge 2Corth The accident occurred Frione on of nition of father the at 40 market of least four detention said day Mr the Carter that prode e day at 7:30 pm He was treated' ' year Naturally this suggestion while necessary from a security ucts his firm makes He will lead Elsie ' Jensen director Mrs i at the 9th East Emergency hos' was It met and indifference with off from Los Angeles with an autosouthwestern region American standpoint is not necessarily helpPital I ' derision by the wonten of her ful mobile wax which he claims is the L'S to the delinquent but might be IT United Nations will i neighborhood but Mrs W A Bur- very damaging He differentiated finest in the world and a tablet -ain Lake City Saturday Salt arrive N of the ' gess Virginia organized which is dissolved in automobile between young children i i and older neglected Three persons were Injured gasoline to combat engine corrosion F tional W three of ''' for out speaking enGeorge morning Reappointment delinquents pointing ' became customary to honor Dad that the two s seriously Friday at 11:30 pm'In and to increase the lubricating called for en- Snyder) mining executive for a gagements before members of the groups r on one day each year—the third in Snyderville term on the Salt Lake quality of the fueL tirely different types of detention four-yea- r association their officials C June Summit county in case creation of a Metropolitan water district board Utah his one Sunday In the Accompanied by gracious ' ' ' ' ' But it really isn't fair to say home atmosphere is the primary of directors will be recommended announced Friday An unidentified army recruit--- blond wife the baron has driven - ' "' ' A special bridge of honor will ' that Dad is honored only on the need while in the other case secur- to the city commission Mayor Earl Initial lecture will be given by be held Saturday at 8:30 pm at Int sergeant who was driver of across the country in a $20000 r third Sunday in June There are Mrs Jensen Saturday at 12:30 Great Salt lake boat harbor with one of the cars—an army sedan---was Rolls-Roycar the first made in J Glade announced Friday is an important factor e other days too like his birthday ityLegal six sea scouts chips of Salt Lake l procedures were discussed brought to Salt Lake City England since the war "It's been 1 - - ' on served the pm at thetoAlta club 100 E South Mr Snyder has Christmas and pay day council Boy Scouts of America early Saturday for treatment members of the a Senaation everywhere we've I W Temple Rulon Clark Salt 1938 since board by Judges 1 followed by His condition was described as been" said the baron of his chrome-trimme- d women's committee 'Nelson R Bossard Lake A rartict'irPating and S A J City Sterling Kennedy ' ' a an Salt Lake all 4 sessionfor ToinHaslam of the S S S Borme- criticaL open fleet car "It arrived at E Provo Dean board Manti and of the Terrypresent members Nurses Honored wale will receive a quartermaster - 'Pasoiengers in the other autocon- were named to the original board women at 2:30 pm the dock just two hours before we a discussion the In general 1 ' award and 13 others will be pre- mobile two women and a child left on the Queen Elizabeth which I : 2 Junior class members of the Salt ferees were in ' agreement that in 1935 and Blair Richardson was Saturday evening the regional e '2' ' sented achievement badges More were also unidentified The wom:'' gave us no end of worry until alGeneral hospital honored 31 there is a need for development named to the position in 1939 director will speak at ftrst sesLake ' than 100 scouts are expected to en were reported suffering from most sailing time" of graduating nurses at an annual of better detention facilities and City Commissioner D A Affleck siorls of the people's tosection attend the event from ships Bonne- shock and possible fractures of — "I'll never forget how we were be held who heads the city water depart- the Utah association in Hotel Utah Friday night practices throughout the state dinner —' ville Fremont-- Utah Seagull Bufthe jaw and legs The child was received here" added the baroness nolph Baron Beek The two-da- y institute concluded ment is the fifth director in an In Spaulding hall St Marks Driving a Hospital staff doctors also were e falo and IS'atrium Someone asked me in what year $20000 across U S honored as special guests ex officio capacity cathedral 231 E lit South uninjured Friday evening i - 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