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Show 14 SUNDAY. AUGUST i . 1955 Search Fdr Bodies of 2 $UNDAYHERALD News From Around the State Illness Forces Choir Member to Return to Home Education Program Planned In Reservoir heart attack Friday L. Police: Department the members Search For (UP) Lake Tabernacle bodies for the operations HUNTINGTON PARK, Calif. A (UP)- -, Mrs. (UP) Mclatyre said suffered by Satmday she Mary a $30 reward hoped one of of the Salt would the 'bring quick return of Choir, now her missing Timothy, be parakeet, to Europe, has ended the fore his him in gets vocabulary trip for Mrs. Erma Blakemore, trouble. . Salt Lake City. She said Timothy now .is with Mrs. Blakemore was taken off the special choir train at North out the sanctuary of his cage when Platte, Neb., and returned here on he screeches, ' 'Here kitty, kitty, a United Air Lines plane. She was kitty." accompanied by Dr. Calvin R. Brown, Kearns, one of a continCa not being able to gent of five doctors traveling with disappointed the group., .' make the trip, she told friends and Although Mrs. Blakemore, who relatives she was in such pain is reported in good condition today Wednesday night she didn't care at St. Marks hospital, said she was at the time; SALT LAKE SALT LAKE CITY of one SALT LAKE CITY, (UP) The Salt Lake City police department an "investigation," according to Public Safety Commissioner Lyle B. Nicholes, but will' be the object of an "education will not . undergo program. Nicholes, who Is determined to uphold the department's reputation after its ability was questioned this week, consulted with Paul Hill yes- - L Drinking Water Olceh, S. Parakeet May New Employment, New Pipe Line Planned From Be In Trouble Income Records Rangely to S. L Refineries Seen for Utah possibly two men in Mountain terdayl Hill Is manager of field and Dell reservoir will continue, today services; for the National Safety A California diving expert, E.R. Council in Chicago. went down Friday afterNicholes and Hill conferred in a Cross, to of noon hunt the for private meeting. Nicholes said, aft Dominic Virfuso, 25, of body Chicago. er the meeting, that the purpose Virruso was the driver of a war not to plan an investigation of van that plunged into the the i department but rather to as reservoir Wednesday. It was re sure a future contact with men who have had a passen he may could educate police officers in ported ger. propei procedures. The accident, the third to happen When questioned about the pos- in several years, has touched off sibility of a survey of the entire criticisms of the highway above police? department, Nicholes the reservoir, as well as the road "The educational proanswered signs that warn truckers of the the m gram survey. They are one steep grade. aixr use same. The wrecked truck was pulled Mayor Earl J. Glade said that out Thursday. "The statements of the. commis-skBEtha survey will be conduct v ed still stand. The commission as a whole jwill determine whatever will be done. That body will decide what type of survey, investigation or education program will be in the public! interest and put it into ef CITY en-rou- te . i 1 . SALT LAKE CITY (UP) The pany. Baxter said the Job would Curtis Salt Lake Co. Line is planning ordinarily take about five months F. Harding, administrator of the ieniative"Pipe of a new to complete. installation State Employment Security Divi to transport crude oil from Early preparations for the tentasion, has said the end of the cop line to Salt Lake City tive line include arrangements for per strike in Utah will lead to new Rangely. Colo., Company spokesmen have esti early delivery of steel pipe. employment and income records. the cost at "several million Baxter said movement through mated Harding based his statement. on a dollars." They sai( the new line the line is slowed in cold temperaroundup of unemploy- would increase the capacity of the tures. and that a take-o- ff line ment and labor demand conditions. now line which pipe would line present main attached to the By July 15, Harding said, about 11,500 persons were registered for brings in 46,000 barrels of crude speec 'movement in the winter. work in 14 offices of the Employ- oil daily. The new line would run parallel ment Security Division. If the pipeline is constructed this to the 'old one.. . . This was only an increase of 100 year, the work would have to be over tne monm Dei ore. me isad don in two to three months, ac The MisslssmBi River has added figure was about 1200 below that of cording to Charles V. Baxter, vice 50 square miles to the area of last year. president and manager of the com. Louisiana in the last century. SALT LAKE CITY, (UP) mid-summ- er ! ... The Smartest Girls are at Says Burbidg I - SALT LAKE CITY (UP) City Water Commissioner Grant M.Bur-bidg- e has said residents here do not need to worry about drinking water coming from Mountain Dell fectri reservoir. The Ifuror started over the police The water supplies from the Parcut were off min department's 'alleged mishandling ley's canyon dam utes aftera Chicago truck driver material involved in the Jocelyn apparently plummeted to his death Hkkealooper murder case. Other commissioners agreed that in waters of the dam. The wreckan "outside source would make a was van fished of the age moving out of the reservoir- - Thursday, and survey of department operations. workers are still removing floating debris" from the water. Diving op- $15? erations have begun to search forj the body of driver Dominic VirrusoJ 25, Chicago, and that of a possible passenger in the truck. Burbidge said the water will be thoroughly treated with copper sulSen. Herman Wel-ke- r phate and regular treatment with BOISE, (UP) said Friday the chlorine, making the water entirely Atomic Commission The willto human for Energy safe consumption. an $i5,000,000 estimated as a described is spend; copper sulphate of un- construct an engineering test reacwater chemical used to clear " sanitary materials and the regu- tor at: thev National Reactor Testing lar chlorine dosage is a chemical Station, The! commission has said that which kills unpalatable life. such" a reactor will provide the ra diation facilities needed by. early 1957: for military and civilian nuclear I power envelopment pro Million Test Rlqctor Planned Nlbr Idaho Falls JR-Ida- .) Western Electric, Union Agree On grams- - Plans Mapped For Helping River Project The program includes . . . anywhere i; I Prove it to yourself it pays to shop at unity among, upper basin states, strengthening of the upper basin commis sion, suspension of other commission activity to concentrate on con- You Penney's! f (a get high quality plus low prices! gressional proceedings, closer co operation between the Grass Roots committee and the commission; and continuation of present infor mation programs. v 'A budget of $150,000 was also set aside in a motion to be used fori the information program. Representatives of private firms already have toured the installation DRESS SHOP LOOTERS in southeastern Idaho to study a CAUGHT WITH GOODS possible construction site for the NEW YORK (UP) The WEST NEW YORK, N.J. (UP) Electric Company and the new reactor. Fred Pahlok arrested Patrolman CIO Communications Workers of Michael 52, and Joseph Romano,. America agreed Friday night on a on of break 40, Driscoll, charges newtontract covering 7500 em a into he found after dress shop ing 'ployes in 29 states. some behind them bushes, hiding one-yecontract The provides 50 women's with arms loaded their to seven of increases for wage skirts. 12 cents an hour for the union members employed in . Western 11 By UNITED PRESS Electric clearing houses. It also SALT LAKE GETS grants reclassification of some Utah experienced some thunder- $5,000 FOR FLOOD CONTROL jobs and a seventh holiday in stor inactivity Saturday, as a relief some sections. fronj J Friday's heat, but weather WASHINGTON (UP) The Army ' The employes had been earning forecasters said they couldn't tell Engineers have allocated $5,000 to wheal or where;' rain will fall Sun- Salt Lake City for flood control, an average of $1.91 an hour. . The money was 'included in day, l set aside by the Engi black thunderheads drifted $5,515,000 Bigl ; over Utah skies, and the weather neers for planning navigation, flood bureau said it will probably be control and other civil works proj cooler. ects during the current fiscal year. new S VI Compare Sweaters nt low. ' 0 j Come in Tomorrow ! 9 Monday hours 10-to New Contract .. in Pink Frost, Coral Licorice, Marine Blue, Seafoam, Ribbon Blue Avocado, Tan- gerine, Red, White Thunderstorms Predicted For Utah's Skies ar ! Going Back to School in Sveaters from Penney's ! SALT LAKE CITY, (UP) Utah leaders in the fight for a share of the Upper Colorado: River Recla mation Project met in the state capitol yesterday to draw up plans for a program to aid backers. . Led by the Grass Roots Commit tee, which will meet in Denver Wednesday and Thursday, the meeting drafted five points to folfive-poi- . ... f . CARDIGAN - (egon Pilot Killed in Crash j ' A Idaho (UP) Lebanon, Ore., flier, Fred Cecil Haynes, 47, was killed Friday when he circled his mother's home in Ketchum, stalled, and crashed In a neighboring front yard. Witnesses said Haynes had just Denver, Colo., May S Our re-- . their own children is now avail- buzzed the house and had shouted searchers have definitely found able in book form at $5 free to to his mother, Mrs. Edward the cause and mothers who cannot pay. Family a Haynes, to ."put the coffee on, s u c c e s s f u l chiropractors will provide any I'll be right down." de-- t of chiropractic care and guidance method His Cessna 120 circled the house e c t n needed. i g, preonce more before it stalled and Literature explaining these great went into a spin. Bysfander at venting and cordiscoveries and the relief being cerebral the Union Pacific depot heard rectgand of victims of cere thousands given men j Haynes call again to "get the kids palsy mental bral deficiency, canpalsy, in out of the way, I've got to land." tal deficiency 1 cer, polio, multiple sclerosis, arth e ar y The plane crashed nose first in ts h a ritis, tuberculosis, epilepsy, rheut ge s, s.a ys Mrs. Alma Anderson's yard. matic fever, asthma, headaches Denver Doctor scores of other diseases will be and Haynes, who had lived In Ket And so that no chum until four years ago, is surI sent to you and your friends by s vived by his parents and a wife Chirothe a7ben ;n. and three children. Denver. By writfits of these discoveries, a home practic Hospital, ing today you may prevent ,or Use denatured alcohol to elean treatment so simple and highly eliminate untold tragedy in your illustrated that mothers can treat home. (adv.) piano keys. 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