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Show 11 SUNDAY, APMt 3, 1953 UUh CpttKty. Utah 1 'Vati Trade' . State Offices Building La vs Scored Proposed Near Capitol under and still By B ro wne " pro all the state rent are SUNDAY HERALD , if . - ". . ,... -. r v'";- , I Dixon i ates cancellation Asked By Tennesee Senator one root sion get of agencies which now downtown office forced to posed building atop Salt WASHINGTON- - (UP) WASHINGTON (UP) Sen. Al- member of the Joint Congressional Attorney Lake City's north bench may some- space would require from 325,000 to General Herbert Brownell Jr., said day spell the end to Utah's peren 360,000 square feet of space. has renewed Atomic Energy Committee, said 7 bert Gore AO G shows EiEbasco the that need the board sug that report Friday that the free enterprise nial lack of space for state offices. To meet-thiTus suggestion Resident Is ; being threatened by "should be disqualified from furth senhower cancel the Dixori-Yata12.system would a owever such story building with gested building ' i 4 er work on contracts involving fedcontract. about cost 30,000 iv an estimated $6,282,000 square feet per floor. and ' Gore acted In the lightl of a eral government: funds." "Through the device of 'fair therefore- - may be quite some time A full basement was added to criti-- The report dealt primarily with trade contracts," Brownell said. in oecoming a ac house S60 motor pool cars which ' comptroller general's repor competitors can accomplish a re tuality. arenow kept outside. Toronto said cizing Ebasco Services Int.; the the work of Ebasco services in which would otherwise be ilsult Lamont To State of F. thel past there has been trouble in company which, is to, design rthe building a steam plant for the Secretary ' '.. laws." power government at Joppa, HI., Gore controversial Dixon-Yate-s legal under anti-truronto, whoj has charge of the capi-- with vandals who stole batteries commented that the project has In an address . to the National tof building, is convinced something and slashed tires on the parked and supervise Its construction. ' -r . ,7 become known as the ''Ebasco Retail was The report Dry 'Goods 'Association, must ultimately be done to relieve vehicles. This vandalism has some prepared! by ' .:. . newly-appointfiasco.". tsrowneu said "a recent survey the office space shortage. what diminished since large flood Joseph Campbell, GAO The costs said actual Accountbeen report has of as showing that The , 31st Legislature passed a lights were, installed in the area. General the head reported Dixon-overran estimates by about-- : 51 93.2 per cent, of the retailers in resolution (SCR11) for an eight-ma- n Without knowing the type of con( T'J, ing Office who voted for the million on the Joppa plant. dollars Yates this country are dissatisfied with contract while a memcommittee to study the .office struction or the requirements for the way 'Fair Trade is working building prooiem for two years individual offices, . the building ber of the Atomic Energy Com- It" said the government also will have to pay about 62 2 million '' out." , mission. . and report back in 1957. On the board suggested it "would be safe" in a added over i) a Holifield period i The Fair Trade Iaw,! passed in committee will be the three mem to estimate the cost at $10 a foot Rep. qhet power; costs, 1952, permits a manufacturer to bers of the Board of Examiners, for the basement floor and $15 a costs ".' . additional other Among fix a minimum price on his prod- two members appointed by the foot for all other floors. This would, m mm and delays highlighted in the react with a single retailer. All oth- Senate president, two appointed by amount to $5,600,000.. Architectural port, the GAO singled out a one-er t stores in his. state. 'must abide tne uouse speaker ana one of we fees would be about $252,000 based rV-'- : cf--Lstory administration building which by the price, even though they do n6n - legislative- - members of, the on the rat of four and one-ha-lf cost $82 a square foot to build not sign the agreement. Utah Legislative CounciL The per cent.! Utflities.-roadsidewalks as : compared with a $20 to . $24 The law was designed to protect group is not yet organized. and like expenses landscaping "reasonable" cost, smallj businessmen from the price- - A legislative subcommittee look- would hike the figure to $6,002,000. The report said 29 doors installed cutting activities of big ' chains and ed into the problem briefly before The board recommended a contini fin the buildjng cost almost $40Q large retail outlets. recommending an extensive study gency of five per cent, or $280,000, each to buy and install. more by a full committee. Members said which would make the grand total tnat insistence there be ': DETROIT (UP) Pvt. Lloyd R and more laws to 'civilize' coifr the main problems were financing $6,282,000: , - Freeman, 20, Espanola,-N.- I Mex., petition," Brownell said, ..Vmay and where an office building should The board also noted it would be held for investigation of rape after lead to ever increasing curtailment be located ? near the capitol or possible to design footings and libertook indecent he of individual initiative and regula downtown. admitting foundations for the building so that ties with a young girl, was question by the government, 'until the only part of the structure need be Parking Lot tioned Saturday in connection with very essence5 of free competition erected at a time, in case the monthe assault slaying- of Toronto feels the large parking ey were not available all at once. will have been dissipated." u j lot northeast of the capitol buildBarbara uaca. c i Toronto Agrees soldier the Police arrested l Friday ing is best for several reasons! The Toronto agreed this might be a land already belongs to the state good idea. He said four floors per.'- , " . ;:'':;5: 4 ; night after a worried father dis A HUNTS VILLE (UP) in covered his semi-nud-e and the proposed building would be haps could be built first and others daughter an abandoned barracks with Free-- old aearfield, Utah, man was right next door to other state agen- added later. , The capitol building. " , killed near here Friday night in a cies in the capitoi. He said seven exclusive of dome, has four floors man. ' . "At one-cor eight acres would be readily and a smashup that injured seven Freemanstationed with! an A SALT LAKE CITY (UP) M other persons. took in The secretary of state said other Detroit, company two - day meeting of Phi Alpha available, ' The subcommittee said the ques- - states have financed office build7off from guard duty aid gave Ernest Eteil Buchfink, 21, Clear W triia , watcxv f access rQads to ings by borrowing from retirement raised three children a tide in jhis. car. field, was killed when the car, be wiui Desan a icuer to failed was oaiuruay the capitol and new building if it or trust funds and paying the mon negotiate driving' He returned, to his guard post at mons former judge advocate of the were constructed on the bench ' the barracks with only the girl, curve and j plunged j into a ravine a m r n ey back In the form of rent. Cali tt. auuJ a luiuiei on the wa to Pine View uniieu oiaie while -irxny Toronto feeL he didn't that jsaid fornia, Michigan and. New York h; policesaid, !' governor of Colorado, presiding. reservoir, would a The be time were problem. only among states reported as fi the 38, Roger Emish; The convention Was for chapter traffic is j really jammed up, he Injured were:- - , office buildings that way nancing 1 ther, began. looking for his daugh- Evelyn . members at the University of Utah, said, is for about 30 minutes when at a Frazier,-17suffer Ogden, ter when she failed tq return meeting of the National Assn. Denver University and Colorado state ed broken nose and? broken ankle to are leave oi State Budget Officers last Sep trying home. Her playmates told' him COMES HOME Men of the USS Shangri-Lspell out "Hello Bay Area," as the most University. Ammons is district jus in theemployes Twilla Frazier, 15, Ogden.contu- - CARRIER latei afternoon.' The problem v FriGate! Golden San in commission under in that she was with the soldier--'. the modern aircraft carrier Francisco, passes Qridge tice for the fraternity in Utah and could be solved, he suggested, by tember, and lacerations.; A similar proposal was consid in The to Station Air Alameda. route at San she'll Naval En Emish said Freeman tat first sions mighty flattop Diego, stop US. Colorado. Deon 17, Ogden, abra day. making State street down capitol ered in 'Florida but defeated : bedenied knowledge of the girl's sions. Sharp, has just been modernized at Puget Sound Nayal Shipyard, wfoere she ireceived tiie first structurally ' j; ' Justice F. Henri Henriod of the hill street during the cause of the fear that the Legisla a one-wa- y deck in the U. S. Navy, and other improvements. (UP Telephoto). whereabouts and refused to let to VJ angled flight be was Court Utah Car Supreme 14, Orton, Hiawatha, Jerry afternoon. late ture would not appropriate every him search the barracks J, of the meeting. bon county, suffered a fractured 'speaker principal A State made the two years sufficient money for rent survey by His 7 -- year -- old daughter A ap- Wrist, v :''". '". ' if ':!: John W. Shuart, supreme mar Building Board in . 1954 indicated of the Ranks In Utah of the buildings," aJ" resume shal of Phi Alpha Delta and a state offices now occupy 142,143 parently heard his voice and Donna Sharp, 19, Ogden, frac . . said. . meeting L walked to the door. j tures of the neck, cheek bone and member, of the Kansas Bar Asso- square feet in the capitol building, Toronto said he felt Turkey Production borrowing - Police said; Freeman admitted collar bone and back ciation spoke Saturday as did Dr. not injuries. offices of the elected Including back as the and money paying SALT LAKE CITY (UP) Utah Daniel Dykstra of the Utah Uni officers such as the under--, questioning that he had Fred Wilcock, 16, and . Myles sec- rent would be the most feasible governor, UNITED PRESS of were record the year; ranked sixth nationally in produc versity College of Law. By peratures taken "indecent liberties" with the Garside, 16, both from Ogden,were retary of - state, attorney gendral, way to finance a new building is tion of turkeys . during 1954,, the girl after partially undressing her, treated for minor injuries and re A late season snow . stormc ended ed Friday. ' Supreme Court, House and Senate, Utah. i An - examination; revealed that leased. united States Department of Agri- - NOT TRUE HORNS , are On Palm of need the and basis of In churchgoers Utah several bunaay present days springtime ' t the girl had not been raped, au- - The death was Utah's 36th traf The rfiinoceros does not haye expected expansion at he current IKE'S SIGNATURE as it moved across the promised little in the way of im culture announced Saturday. fic! fatality of 1955, compared with Saturday thorities said. - liv The true ;':U ex horns, but masses of con rate, state departments housed in NEEDED FOR PAY HIKE turkey industry in Utah state wiin strong winds and a provement. Forecasters said .partly A newspaper clipping with a pic- 33 on April 2, 1954. 7 1929 tenfold to from 1954, gealed, or matted, hair worn the capitol estimated they would marked , temperature drop. cloudy skies would prevail with panded ture of Barbara Gaca --was found smooth a by constant rubbing so as need 207,336 square feet of space WASHINGTON (UP)--On- ly The weather bureau in Salt Lake warming, temperatures in the north the! department said, with a record to resemble in Freeman's pockets, He refused FT.YTTG NFOV STCV bone. needed 10 within Presidential signature was years. City said the storm followed a cold west and colder readings in the high of 2,285,000 head sold in 1954. to answer any questions about the BRINGS WIL& RUMORS1 Needed More military Space ex Snow today . for some are flurries southeast. .rxy ciagc rape-slayin-g DETROIT " (UP) Police head- front which passed over Salt Lake of the girl.' ac- personnel to start drawing bigger five to and The "was last indicated that mcwcigui piivc pci survey year eastern over the Homicide detectives : assigned to quarters was flooded with calls at 7 a.m., had reached Delta by pected .today Utah1 one-ha- lf cents below 1953. commodate these needs for expan pay tomorrow. 9:20' a.m. and. was expected to portion of the state and in moun pound received by growers in finding the girl's ; murderer con- Thursday night from people who move down over the entire state tains of thej western area. i tinued the slow, tedious process reported a red, tubular flying Rain fell in advance of the front, of "checking' out" some 250. tips saucer" over the city. which have-- ; flooded police head- Police investigation revealed the followed m some areas by snow Black, fabrics won't get that quarters since her stabbed and "flying saucer" was ;a red rieon and wind.' A temperature drop of shiny look if pressed on the wrong ravished body was found late sign, advertising an auto agency, as much as O degrees hit sections! side, using! a cloth which has Thursday. being towed by a plane.. wherQ some of the highest tern- - been dampened with vinegar. By KEITH WALLENTINE 11 SALT LAKE CITY, (UP) A 12-sto- ry (D-Ten- n) s es 1- , ! stone-ana-ste- .,.., ; At. ei -' :"'- st T- . ed -- 1-- i - . 25-ye- (D-Cal- ar i ! - Susd ect Held In Slaying Of Girl, 7 '": x ;:F 7 s, , -- Uta tin Dies As Car Fails To Take Curve - ! 21-ye- J ar Law Fraternity Holds Convention . , ar sub-baseme- nt. . j ySuu ; ' i . fl ! 1 !i - a : - -- " . . f i. 6th LATE SEASON SNOWSTORM ENDS SEVERAL DAYS OF UTAH SPRING -- , . . 1 - 26-cent- s, ! -- - ; j 4., , nis " ' v ' tp rx'n .'. w HI , f i ..,1 : n str""- - ua nay podels mm mM(B : "Mi-juice- F ' ii .. Xast year A. jli. Duckett files I ifl A. ' i ' ' " ' nils ? . GENERAL j . eccc7 csids c iiy ' . and" aneh less than jJrippVd hi3htt. 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