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Show Universal Microfilm Corp. P. 0. Box 147 By H.C. B. The Korean truce appears to be as elusive as the The public gets all keyed up about an immediate cessation df hostilities, and then something happens Personally, to upset the apple-car- t we are getting pretty disgusted with the South Koreans, who seem nhctacle nOW tO Deace. Ha iho VX v r w W UV blood and money we all the After have poured into inai nauuu w to oaw u nnp efforts do not seem ROKS. Why the be appreciated by don't we just pull out of there, lick our wounds, and let South Korea shift for itself? Ay wulo-the-wis- Volume XX Price, $2.50 per Year by Mail Single Copy, 5c Published Every Friday at Midvale. Utah Number 24 .L oaraen viud l I Friday, June 12, 1953 Missionary Sets Show For June 19, 20 " 1 East Jordan Scouts Hold Outdoor Court of Honor Chief of Police Taking advantage of the beautiful outdoor setting in the west end of Glacio Park, the East Jordan District, Boy Scouts of America, held its June Court of Honor June Members of garden clubs Salt Lake County are throughout Midvale i invited to attend and exhibit their Building activities in almost to the choice blooms at the 0. out Garden club annual flower show, vanishing point, it is pointed chief of Midvale Joe David Howells, troop 124, receiv Mazuran, no at city hall. At least there are scheduled for June 19 and 20 at said today that reports are ed his eagle gold palm. A life scout police, ,.m;ta hflne issued for Midvale city hall. coming to him about children play- badge was presented to Terry new homes. Whether the present and theme The ing around irrigation ditches. "Moonlight troop 124. Star awards went strike in the construction industry Chief Mazuran added that chil- to Gordon McClellan,"trop 117, and Roses" will be carried out in the Is to blame, or wnexner u, dren have been seen lying on their Harold Rawson, troop 124. decorations and tea table. The tea to other reasons, is noi stomaches playing in the water. Phil Auguson, troop 427, receivill be eiven for members and on to warns all parents to keep their ed his first class badge. Second 8 He 3 from p.m. public general reached youthful Vandalism has all children away from the ditches class awards were presented to Friday. parts proportions in before a drowning occurs. staggering Charles Ferguson and Donald announced the for Rules show, be seems to . oi xne cuumj. teen-ag- e guns and fire Boyce, troop 115; Michael Terry "Flippers," B-chair A W. E. Mrs Scott, wM 4 by general boys I 7 v n no limit to what II V I.V 1 ,tH crackers are unlawful in Midvale, and Larry Schmidt, troop 117; Wei-doman, may be found on page 10 of I 'J ". ' f simply Hut-chindo in destroying property Lum- and added that guns and Dennis said he 137; Noland, testimonial farewell honor A troop in issue. this e The Rep. D. R. Stringfellow . . . LUC ua,ni Tnr .i.. Rep. W. A. Dawson . . . and Lester Moore, troop of Thomas Allen Pollock (above) flippers will be appropriated and business aid bill. to all. other vital supports lead-zin- c and mining says crack- 159. off her office, fire caught to Fin his boys setting for the departure prior week is an houses in Murray this A total of 74 merit badges was nish mission of the L.D.S. church, ers will be prosecuted. h wanton deeds oi to 42 boys. vi distributed examine will be held Sunday, June 14, at to be be certain youths, believed The theme of the court was 7 p m in the Riverton First ward tween 15 ana IS years i "Camping We Go". Emphasizing -chapel. this of the vandalism is caused bydelin- the fact that "outing is three The has been following program A tuvenile fourths of scouting" the scoutmas exannounced: Prelude music, Mary 'Teacher Trainer" graduation that there quency experts claim in which ter of each troop told the court towns are a reality in Utah. So testified Rep. William A. ercises were held Sunday evening Lou Densley; opening song, congre- Ghost are no other activities audience of the summer camping Dawson, who ameared with Ren. Douglas R. Strinefellow before Third ward chapel, when gation; invocation, Joseph G Green; at Mrs Ora Pate Stewart, Salt Lake the House Ways and Means Committee in support of the Simpson 57 Sandy these boys give vent 10 weir sacrament song, choir; remarks, author and mother of six children, plans of his unit Members of troop graduates, who have compjeted have any Bill H. K. 4294. C Arthur course, Chapman; organ selec has ben signed by the National Ar- committees were introduced to the the perscribed training The Simpson Bill contains pro children wheJ assisted control over their in . niA were presented graduation certif tion, Mary Lou Densley; remarks, tist and Lecture Service for a ser assembly. These men have jl. . Laud visions for a sliding scale of im- lead and zinc plays a part me uojr 01 successes of the entire counthe the in economy they reach this age;WOrk. zinc to on and lead retaxes greatly Clifton N very proGreen; song, choir; icates. and tOO port ies of lecture engagements. 1J tnr Rrnut and the acthe domestic industry from try. "It pays wages, buys goods, tect the programs camping re marks, Bishop Reynold Bills; or into the low prices resulting from dump- pays taxes, or is reinvested in Each graduate was presented a Lecturing is not new to Mrs young to go to work new or expanded industry," he Book of Mormon by Mt. Jordan sponse, Elder Pollock; closing song, Stewart. She has been doing it for tivities of the troops. and of up gang foreign so produced ing cheaply they armed forces, said. Keith Nosack, chairmban of the metals. Stake by William congregation; benediction, Robert 22 years and estimates she has giv presidency around at niKM aeci"6 On the other hand, while it is advancement committee, district to Dawson's reference Cardwell; music, postlude Mary en 7,000 programs all over the Rep. difficult to estimate how much of Thompson, superintendent, some form of excitement. in charge of the court He was was ghost towns in Utah was in an every dollar paid for foreign Lou Densley, United States. In the meantime, The program was presented by swer to testimony given earlier by metals returns to this assisted by scout commissioners country, it she has had six children, now of . direction Abandoment of the Bingham Secretary of the Interior Douglas under the i is assume far to that graduates safe it and district officials. McKay, who said he doubted if use lower than in domestic purchases, f the United States Va 1 6 V3MN V?Oing ranging from two to 16 years old. It was announced that the July t..smi.. the instructors, Miss Freda Jensen tabiuuva Pofininff term of was the justified. CO. of form and Mining Her lectures are in the he added. r would be held In Albion Rep. Dawson quoted the Rev. Rep. Stringfellow said that inbook reviews of eight of her own Court "tea- the fact the frstinne ctrpssin? did not affect the Midvale smelter, Patrick Cullen of Park City, who come 10, in connection wlta from production of raw maBasin, July books. Her twelfth book will be had written. "Park Citv looks terials is just as vital to the company officials and Son outinj ching of children," "not lessons", Father the annual derelict a ghost town, a shadow economy of Utah, Montana or published this summer. is the important factor was brought Stake. Jordan East the of of its former self. It's a deserted Idaho, as it is to Peru, Africa or Mrs Stewart's first engagement out with Lloyd Stevens, class pres Discontinuance of the Bingham village." Miss Janet Burns of Midvale, lead-zin- c Mexico. American the If this season will be on June 16 in ident, in charge. facilities was necessuaieu uy exwill leave Salt Lake City Monday In his testimony. Rep. Dawson industry is forced to quit Utah Hills. In July she will the by of fewer operations automobiles, said, "The bill holds out the hope operations, Richard Folland. secretary of the with other Utah delegates chosen Beverly pansion first lecture trip out of make her Kennecott Copper of health to a aick and dying refrigerators, sewing machines, Sunday School general board, com to attend the United Nations Pil the United States, going to Canada American and sets other television more But metal said. mining industry. TISSRAM leaders roMnn n plimented Mt Jordan stake for grimage for Youth to be held in for an engagement. Mrs Stewart this protection is need- made products will be sold in will be pro- - important, - Substitute-facilitiThe 110 post commanders of the ed to maintain the productive states formerly producing the having the largest cuss graduate. New York City, June 22 to- 29, takes one of her children American Legion in Utah have owe-husually me warned. he of nation. The to this Lark metals, members at pres capacity replace vided where they will see the United Other general board on each speaking engagement, but been sent out letters requesting "The time for making plans to buildings : and the Midvale ent law oners no relief. in attendance were: Miss Eva May Nations in action. lead and out to zinc assist the mining Rep. Stringfellow pointed for the Canada trip she will take their fullest cooperation and supas before. continue wiU Green of Salt Lake, and Ralph B. the committee that every dollar industry is right now," Rep. operation Mrs Marie G. Stuart of Sandy, them all. port for the forthcoming fund Keeler of Draper. Miss Jensen and chairman, has been aoDointed as paid for domestically produced Strinefellow aaid. Mrs Stewart, her husband, Rob drive for the American-KoreaCANNING FOOD FREEZING AND Mr. Ballard were presented tokens sistant bus tour leader and will ac ert W. Stewart, a retired Air Force Foundation, Inc., it was reported MiiiAueTD&TlON SCHEDULED BIG TIME FOR ALL ta appreciation of work accom- - comDanv the youne people. colonel, and the children, reside today by J. Lloyd WignalL departMiss Hattie Kilgore of the Kerr plished. fourth is This the at 923 1st AvL pilgrimage demon will rnmiun ment adjutant American Legion. t. Uiass jaig. Members graduating were: L. P. sponsored by the World Youth Elna Mr. Wingnall said that each post Anstrate FOOD CANNING and Alver, Bonnie Anderson. Fern Committee of the Independent Or Nutritioncommander was asked to contact Bo- Miller, USAC Extension Helen Clellis Ballard, 50G derson. der of Odd Fellows, and over FREEZ his mayor and offer to work fully ist will demonstrate FOOD berg, Grace Bowler, JoAnne Brady, youths from the United States and with the mayor's committee In pro15th annual Har Anna Brown, waiu the for Plans TNG at the Bennion na cox, Canada will attend LeRoy Case, . New Subscriptions-N- ona n..4 Vfnn.-- Vocal Music Class vest Days celebration are being Marian Cox. LuJean Despain, Bet- moting the drive. 6200 South Keawooa xne delegates, junior and senior Jensen, Riverton . n m. itc s Last week Gov. J. Bracken Lee completed, and from all ty Fitzgerald, Dean Frandsen. Ber- rapidly Here Be were Held chosen To school B. students, James high Latsis,'West Jordan to be will fete asked the mayors of all Utah towns opportunity this this indications miss teacner year's Don't nice Green. Mane Grundvlg, Oliver on the basis of character, leaderArdcn Petersen, vocal Gerald Swenson, Overseas of canning ever methods has area this fund raising committo best of one the best at will be organize the Ruth Gunnell. school, Rucl learn high Grundvig. ship, scholarship, civic affairs, par- Rtntwals . fmm home econ- - at Murray tees seen. for their school respective cities and Hardcastle, Virginia Hatch, Joscpn Ucipation in church activities, in Mrs Effie Wixom, West Jordan their the Midvale junior high in vocal in this to be events to towns collect are staged money for this specialist who Special omists C. Haun, Dorothy Hiatt Glenn terest in world affairs and availaHebcr L. Peterson, Midvale June 18 to give instruction chil a are time first , foundation. the for year JenEsHelen fields. Hiatt, Louise Hofhines, Frank J. Cook, Union bility for making the journey. free and music. at 10 a.m. Friday All funds go to the care of KoThe demonstrations are Lowell C. Greer, Union The class, which is a part of the dren's parade sen, Leonard Johnson, Emma John say contests were used to assist in to in w addition war orphans. wu. 10, rean promorning, July everyone is inviiea son, Nancy Johnson, Marvin John the selection of delegates. Leonard Beckstead, Riverton Salt Lake County recreation American-Koreaon Founto the the The 7:30 Kiievening grand from parade son. Forester Kirby. Florence Mrs Ann C. Catlett of Calitprnia Owen Hamilton, Riverton gram, will be held noire RECEIVES downtown scl a breakfast free a dation is national before; senior L.:n organization high and Edward adults Run. Lloyd for of the II. S. Buttcrficld, Midvale Webster, . De tne adult leader 9 p.m. rni UMB1A U. . nunwii headed by Dr. Milton S. EisenhowSaturday morning, July 11; a drill Kunz. Valora LcFevre. Mary Lou group and wjh be assisted by Mrs .. Willard Bergman, Sandy j...tinn oTprclses wis school students. contest will and af that mucking ing instruction Rutn er, chairman. The group has the New Madsen. Len R. Marshall. Included in the G. Reed Sanderson, Sandy Stuart. They will visit all places of week at Columbia University, mixed races. and children's ternoon, ladies d full support of Pres. Dwight D. Nel and Frank Miles. Ruth choruses Marshall. students Fred Borg, Sandy be male Washington, interest, including City, when 530 Eisenhower. The usual events will take place, son, June Nelson, Virden J. Nelson. D.C., Mt. Vernon, Philadelphia, Price chorus. The class is open to resiMitchell Ruby Seito, Sandy diplomas. The national campaign for funds such as carnival attractions, big Mildred Pass, Dawna V. Paget, Joy Valley Forge, Gettysberg. Boston, Sis Wasatch St.. Midvale. received dents of Jordan school district. Dorothy Dean Anderson, Sandy will Belva award show at eve Bowl the Deget underway June 7 and will Schow, stage every Pierce, Jeannette Jr . Margaret Piggott, Sandy Niagara Falls, Tronto, Canada, the Charles M. Rolkcrmost TAKE one week. for run RESIDENTS Ethel street J. free Dr. Stevens. LOCAL etc., Simonson. T. worthy dance, Lloyd ning, six and troit. Chicago Maydea, Sandy days spend for "proving himself O. Jones, general chairman said. Ideal Toone, Lora Veatcr. in New York. I Terry, Wash as an under, MORMON BRIDGE TOUR J. LeFcvre, Seattle, Gaylen distinction of special The grand prize of Harvest Days, Mary Jo Wallers, Marilyn ancrs. The young people will return to Several local residents enjoyea Bonner Y. Lambson, Murray SANDY MAN GETS student, either because graduate as a the "Sons of Utah Pioneers" re- a beautiful Ford custom . . r,A success Elizabeth Wellington, Sandy Marlen Webster, Francis Wilcox. Salt Lake City July 4. -DENTAL DEGREE OI niS lnuuauj dedsedan, will be awarded as the cli- Bonnie Wolf, and Imile Zbrlnder. of his he pful cent trek to Nebraska for the George G. McNeil, of Sandy, has scholar, or because i etudent activities, ication of the famous Mormon max of the celebration. been approved for the degree of in Pioneer memorial bridge which Entries for the queen contest arc It because of his of dental medicine from the doctor combina- - spans the Missouri River. now being received by the comof Oregon Dental University athletic sports, or any The bridge was Duui ai me sue mittee, C. E. Matthews, chairman; Dean Harold J. Noyes an school, fer- Arval Nelson, Harold Ashman, and known for his play where the Pioneers had their nounced this week in Portland. Nauvoo. after 1846 leaving in Eugene were Millcrbcrg, and it is exceremonies ry Graduation general church authorities pected that a galaxy of beautiful In 18. Many Port June varan Thursday night, University j Residents are urged to make of the IDS church, Including Pres young ladies from all parts of the land. McNeil is one of three from HONORED SOLDIER Libn.wTAM ident David O. McKay, traveled valley will compete for the title of visits to the Salt Lake County Utah who arc in the class of 65 outNamed to the site via train and private queens, and two attendants. rary headquarters at Midvale at ron uiU) r.lif men now completing the four-yeaweek is mm. as well as a caravan of 7 regular intervals this summer and standing trainee of the in dentistry. course 20, sec the displays hanging in the Pvt. Herbert Vance Steadman, buses. Richard A. Lambert, presi Sandy Student Wins Son of Mrs G. B. McNeil, he U Regiment dent of the Sons of Utah Pioneers auditorium. There are at the preCompany C. 1st Infantry U Naval Award among the 58 who are World War 1L Stead- - vatinnal was in Top oreanization sent time, and will be throughout The son of Mrs Herbert H veterans, having served in the Garth S. son of Frances Wright vo fcnnnr trainee the summer, different displays of man. luverwu, m charge. C. of army air force. was Wright Sandy, at recently children's art work. attended Jordan high school those of this area who awarded the Among Commanding Officer's in June, Sandy, and was graduated participated in the "trek" were Commendation for outstanding The murals, posters, and other East Jordan Hiah Priests inducted was 1951. Pvt. Steadman Mrs Harriet Robinson and daugh- performance of duty during the work of art being displayed were Slate Sunday Speaker December 8. m- ter. Margaret, and Jack Thompson senior year, by the Naval ROTC made by the elementary school Thax-to- n & Edward II. Sorcnsen, recently reMrs in children in different schools George of Sandy; Mr at the University of Utah. from presiding over the turned district. of Riverton; Mrs Virginia B. Jordan The award is made each year to Danish mission of the IDS church, Seal and daughter, Joy of Lark; an outstanding graduating senior. Hanging during the month of Hole-in-On- e will be the speaker at the monthly Mr Jt Mrs John A. Buttcrfleld'of Mr Wright received his bache- June are several large murals, all Cook & Mrs Mr and of a of Roy as unit made meeting of the East Jordan stake Hcrrlman study part lor's degree from the University high priests quorum, President of West Jordan. The group left Tuesday evening at the 84th an- during the year. They are very e Hebcr J. Burgon announced. The registered May 29, and returned June 4. They nual commencement He The first majored good examples of the large group Course Golf Brook most Xleadow classcarried on a in activities tho trip. the meeting will be held in the East enjoyable it report in mathematics. be- t'J Midvale First ward chapel, and rooms in this area. was tanked by a BUTTERFIELD REUNION special music will be furnished by dnnlnff solfcr Monday. The thrill CRAPO REUNION SLATED During tho months of July and East Midvale Second ward ed youth was David Taylor, son Descendants of the Jonathan SCHEDULED FOR JUNE 17 August there will be other dis.. V i .the The Buttcrficld Reunion will bo plays, consisting of posters, finger-paintinchorus. of Dunn (Snide) Taylor, for many George and Mary Hicks Collins The annual spring social of the more murals, and other viars football coach at Jordan Crapo, are invited to the annual held Wednesday, June 17, from 2 9 to will be held Wednesday, Miss at wood Brown Lavon MILK quorum FOR June p.m. 3 reunion Hcrrlman, No. 13, of Tim QUEENS (left), Saturday, according types painting representing the family high school He used a 1, and details will be anJuly small group activities. at 11 a.m. at Draper Park, it has to Hebcr Buttcrficld of Midvale. the as Richards successor her nn the 1S4 vard 17th hole. as welcomes Lu Ann Utah, nounced later. Members will bring their own These exhibits were made posThe shot was witnessed by his been announced by Eva Crapo of state's new Dairy Darling. Miss Richards, a University of lunch. Soft sucbe will drinks Luncheon furnishbe will art William sible Bartlett through Sandy, secretary. father and Dale Sorcnson, who Wedding Announcements are a Utah coed, says she drinks a quart of milk a day, and "loves football coach at served at 12:30 p.m. to be follow- ed by the committee, Mr. Butter-fiel- d supervisor of Jordan district, and ceeded Taylor specialty at The Sentinel printing said. the elementary art teachers. ed by a program. nippy Swiss cheese and ice cream with nuts in it" department Jordan. ...-u- n I v I ' 1 v' Warns Against Summer Hazards k Mid-Flor- a :. La-bru- rw tw i . Tri-Stat- Metal Tax Bill Supporters Warn of Utah Ghost Towns i- cu.-lonc- Graduation Held For Mt. Jordan Teacher Trainers Author Signed For National Lecture Tour er i.j Mid On United Nations Pilgrimage Tour Drive to Start For Korean Fund ' es - m Harvest Days Celebration Plans Near Completion s'r""j JJonor loft - - - .....li at re-Se- --- Citizens Invited To Visit Art licetwdl fjt; '.V,.').- Display at Library r. r at 15-Year-- Sinks Old At Meadow Brook hole-in-on- 1 j . - u " |