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Show MONDAY, SEPTEMBER DAILY HERALD 30, Utah County, Utah . Comments on Raciol Problems at Conference LDS Church Leader Blasts In Salt Lake For Victim Funeral Wednesday Psychiatrists Of Sunday Crash Near Goshen Body of Report On Funeral services Provoan Accused Man conducted Wednesday PAYSON will be 2 p.m. in i a& the Payson Fourth Ward Chapel for ReSALT LAKE CITY (UJ) K. Kinder who was Donald sults of psychiatric and psycholokilled stake at 12:11 a.m. when was by session ence Sunday given ReverberSPANISH FORK gical examination of accused slavcar his into a field Jr. somersaulted Austin Cope inteJ. president er Bernt Murphy, 10, showed the ations of the current racial two of east miles Goshen exhorted after his gration situation were heard here Presidentto Cope strict attention former State Training School into a failed it curve on negotiate pay mate to be of low mentality with Sunday in remarks of 5. Dilworth hearers church S. U. 6. emHighway with duties tendencies. Young of the First Council of to all The body of Mr. Kinder, who the observance of the aggressive A team of four physicians reSeventy of the LDS church before phasis uponHe was alone in the car, was found voluble expressed a session of the Palmyra Stake Sabbath. that Murphy has Sunday ported 60 feet from the overturned car, and help a and disUwfoanee; Conference. Elder Young deliver- appreciation for support personality to Trooper Ralph Benaccording in the The youth reaction. ed a brief address following re- given him by all members some psychotic of son the Utah Highway patrol. term was arrested last month in conHi past year, the first of his since ports from Mr. and Mrs. Benson stated that the Trooper F. Smith, recently re in office, and the initial year with an alleged assault on nection an irrigacar bounced through turned from service in the Gulf organization of the stake. a tion ditch and rolled over one girl and later conFollowing the stake' leader, fessed the 1955 slaying of Jocelyn States LDS Mission. and a half times. The eastbound area F. Smith was Hickenlooper. He was charged in Mrs. In commenting upon the vehicle traveled 643 feet after where the Smiths had served. heard in a report upon the pro- both cases. leaving the highway. Elder Young found occasion to gram of activities in the former The medical findings were to be Other investigating officers Mission, recent- submitted to Third remark upon the current race were Utah County Deputy Sheriff Court District Reed Rigtrup and Officer Glade controversy. Said he, "The South ly renamed the Gulf States Mis- pending a preliminary hearing for her . . . assisted Smith Mrs. VICTIM racial CRASH K. sion. immense Donald has problems Schwartz of Spanish Fork. the youth on a first degree murThis country is going to pay for husband, who served as president der 22, who was killed Mr. Kinder was born Jan. 8, Kinder, charge. a long time to come for the one- of this mission department during when in Payson. a son of Donald 1935, morning Sunday early One of the psychiatrists, Dr. C. to a C. failed car and his time enslavement of the Negro the past four years. negotiate Fay Louise Alispach KinH. Hardin Branch, said there was U. S. on No man can enslave another of curve the 6, lie received his education duties der, Highway the described She no known effective treatment fox into a field two in Payson schools, and served overturned and tvithout giving offense to God and mission head in receiving new such cases. He said the only psywith the U. S. Navy in Japan paying the penalties!" "missionaries, following the work chiatric treatment would be to miles east of Goshen. as South and aboard the USS Magoffin the mainhaving and Describing of those in his area, place Murphy under maximum for four years. He Was a mem- made much industrial and mission all in where his impulses could taining efficiency security in recent bcr of the LDS Church. Her years, progress work under his jurisdiction. not harm society. the Surviving are his parents,, and Elder Young emphasized deep love of mission work and with three of race the sisters, Mrs. Joseph (Donproblem gravity mission personnel and her apMrs. Alma (Marilyn) I some can rob Eva, na) of all facets of her remark, 'Tf preciation and Barbara Kinder, all civil his Stieknoy other man of rights, recent mission service were reof of me someone can also rob my flected throughout her remarks. Payson. Friends OUT.." may call at the Rigby 140 missionaries in She stated that Mortuary Tuesday evening and Keynote address of the confer were active in the New Gulf at the family home Wednesday States Mission at the time she prior to services. Burial will be and her husband left. A complaint in the Payson City Cemetery. RENO, Nev. (UP) Following his wife's report, Mr. LANSING, Mich. (UP) charging the suspected slayer of Smith addressed the group on Democrats Michigan Friday an Iowa moving van driver with of missionary the importance labor and the reasons for giving condemned Arkansas Gov. Orval unlawlful flight to avoir' prosecusuch service. Quoting some Faubus and supported President tion has been lodged against Earl reasons for missions given him Eisenhower for their actions in the L. Stewart after a murder charge was filed in Elko County. by those who served under him Little Rock integration dispute. Monday, Sept. SO Central State The Democratic Assistant U.S. Attorney Herbert as the desire of a parent for PJ.'OVO a a Committee on Ah swede said the government or unanimously adopted son a daughter F. sending Academy The Sun Also Rises, mission escape from personal resolution which also "applauded moved against the susand Fiaht Pictures. and the and endorsed" and Sheriff "forthright Elko J. self development, County worries, pect after The r.iramnunt of clear statements" Mr. comfaith one's Michigan the murder C. Harris signed learning about Crne. with Doris Day. Gov. G. Mermen Williams on the unselfish givthat asserted Smith plaint. u VATICAN CITY (UP Naked P:oneer Motor-VPope ing through love for others is issue. Thomas R. The and Flesh and the Spur, victim, 650 women from 63 XII Pitio told of the Democratic The support the only true reason for mission 55, of Jamaica, Iowa, apparently nations Sunday j ft n that while the not was President have "You complete. The was shot to death and robbed by Roman (missionaries) duty. Rnval - Closed. Catholic Church holds the the key to life for all. literally resolution accused Mr. EisenhowFORK . a helper he had hired in the Salt sexes to be equal, woman must AMERICA declared. He er of indecisive action for several Lake ( oral Johnny Tremain, Dis- - in your pocket," he City area to aid him on a to man in maralso emphasized the sacred posi- days during the crisis, "and that trip from the Utah capital to Oak- subordinate herself J1CV, riage. Teen Agt Thunder, tion of the family in building interlude in itself fanned the land. Stariite The pontiff delivered an address of the is flames emboldened discord, arid Carnival Rock. faith, declaring, "The family whom said Ahlswenr on Stewart, the social and moral obligainin elements the toward a sacred organization disorderly I I. FAS A NT GROVE of women to delegates of fhe tions a identified as former resident he ac tion mob and blackened Grove Unconquered, with Gospel . . . The Gospel of Christ creased 15ih Congress of the World Union the name of America before the of Baltimore, Md., who was bewill pay off In this life." Gnry Cooper. world." lieved to have returned to that of Catholic Women's Organization. OR EM God, he said, created man and B. The DeMille's Scera Cecil area, had been identified by housewoman "as persons equal in right Ten Commandment. World's automobile holders in Ely where Jessen had and Jeanne Bagels, unloaded furniture and by witnessdignity." Therefore, no one T.mpanngoB road winds up to the 14,260-focan Hook. and Trooper say "woman is m any way summit of Mount Evans, in es in Wendover, Utah, where he SPRINGVILLK r. inferior," he said. abandoned the van's Colorado. to 3:10 At the same time, however, he Art City Yuma, and Gentlemen Marry Brunettes. said "wives must submit themin SPANISH FORK selves to their husbands as the SKIES TODAY Arch Interlude, with June church does to God." He supportMansLONDON (UP) Jayne A'lyson. ed this statement with references Huish Thp Sun Also Rises, field may or may not be putting to St. Paul's epistle to the rit-on weight, but all of her still domTyrone Power. Ephesians. EUREKA inated the front pages of London The pontiff said women have a Star Closed. newspapers today. threefold mission of truth, love The blonde Hollywood actress and action. has been busting out all over the Their goal is a "Christian renonewspapers since her arrival last vation" of a civilization threatened week. British newspapers just By UNITED PRESS Idaho, through Saturday: temper- by such evils as communism or seem rto get enough of her. can't atures averaging much above nor- "disoriented by the erroneous re(Continued From Page One) The London Sunday Pictorial deUtah: mostly clear night and mal. Little or no precipitation ex- ligious movements." not hostility to integration, might voted its entire front page to a mornings. Partly cloudy afternoons cept a few scattered thunder photograph of and evenings through Tuesday. showers beginning of period. draw some of these visitors to the closeup rear-vietT One-Fourthigh school. The Miss toMansfield. The idea, accord- Continued mild. High this afterh a illusto was 78 88 75 noon to to and columnist, ing Tuesday no reporters could find bystanders trate that "male interest i shiftMax. Min. 85, low tonight 40 to 55. Minimum on the sidewalks except other re55 Atlanta 0 S. L. afternoon cent, ing." humidity per 79 52 porters. Billings 10 20 to winds miles southwest "While Jayne was bent on helpper Bismarck 44 84 Novelty Wears Off ing the 'other photographers to pic- hour western valleys, light and Boise 3 87 The novelty had worn off the ture the '41' in her variable elsewhere. sta51 75 Boston tqn ::.: ',e of armed troops ringing tistics," the Pictorial said, "our Ogden, Logan and Provo: most40 80 SALT LAKE CITY (UP.) Po- the inch school, and Little Rock's cameraman recorded this glimpse ly clear night and mornings, part- Butte 64 52 lice W. Chief Cleon Skousen said Chicago interest was shifting to political of the '35'." ly cloudy afternoon and evening 53 7 Denver today 25 per cent of the Salt and 'eal phases of the controIt quoted Miss Mansfield that through' Tuesday. High today 87 Las Vegas 68 98 Lake City police department's perto 90 and Tuesday about 85, low versy. "male interest is shifting." e 47 88 sonnel hold Logan jobs outside 48 56 at Logan and Faubus had previously been Ogden, tonight now like to see girls walk"Men the 64 87 Los department. Angeles 47 at Provo. ;en to decide today whether he from them, if you know He said 62 officers are resnilar- 72 84 .56 Idaho: mostly sunny Miami wi'l call the Legislature into spe- ing away Southeast I mean," she was quoted. what 78 63 ly employed on part-tim- e jobs cial He said Saturday that today and Tuesday Possible iso- Minneapolis while 66 61 another 34 occasionally ac On .02 New its back page, the Suffday lated thunder shower late TuesOrleans a peciai session might enact 63 55 cept outside work. aimed at closing Central Pictorial printed a very small but day. Continued warm. High both New York Skousen himself has outside em90 57 photograph of Miss days 78 to 88, low tonight 40 to Ogden Ji S;v.ool by cutting off state revealing 75 48 Mansfield from the front. ployment as president of Ensign Omaha 55. tux ninds. 73 100 Publishing Co. Close scrutiny of the photograph Southwest Idaho: partly sunny Phoenix V;ih env isioned reopening the The chief said officers accept85 47 as a "private institution," displayed no extra poundage as today and Tuesday. Scattered Pocatello part-tim- e ing 82 63 employment "indi.! ncuver calculated to remove compared with Hollywood- - made thunder showers tonight and Tues- Portland cate have laree families or they 47 87 ' ' ieral day. Continued warm. High both Provo government's legal jus-- ; shots. other serious financial 56 91 obligations But Arthur Helliwell, columnist days 78 to 86, low tonight 48 to 58. Salt Lake City n for us ng troops to en- which their do not salaries police 73 59 .09 San Francisco Five for the Sunday Peoples, said Miss day forecast for Utah, "v 'tregration. cover." 57 Saturday: a few showers St. George P: v.d opponent s were confi-- ' Mansfield has put on weight since throughwest 73 45 he saw ..: last in her portion about Wednes- St. Louis likely coulr. defeat i'aubus' Hollywood eight try 51 72 ' day, otherwise little or no precip- Seattle in trie Legislature or months ago. P The gannet, a large, white sea kt 74 54 itation. Temperatures averaging Spokane ir. he is related to the pelican. Central High School bird, 60 57 Washington above normal. "; mure than 30 per cent of its 80 30 Five - day forecast for southern W. Yellowstone iv c :'n lfca! taxes which do n.:-- s n. through state collection a".! d h irmom machinery. nic Vh ,d authorities felt the oi.i,i continue to operate TheiV. WO During the past " !ih these funds even TREE . . . but Iber is J1 10 years Utah were cut off. PARIS UP The government ft fast, friendly St oon-niT : ... heiieved as did Maurice Power & Light Co. way to gat lb '' - ''i Washington, that legal of Premier for its in a vote life foughi r ''" would quickly strike a2i you nmd Juct atop of 'confidence debate on Algeria and Subsidiary d. n .!;: special legislation that today by disclosing that it has offic bk for our v.-:a:red solely at integrated asked the United States and have paid $71 xh Italy not to ship arms to Tunisia with' ourt Action million in wages out French consent. Expected In a major policy gpeeen to the paced sources forecast an important ' npvt federal move would National Assembly, Foreign Mino eek criminal indictments ister Christian Paneau announced oontribution to :,-- ; of the mob vio-- that if France's allies do not co'n!igators f .. h ch broke up an attempt operate on this issue, the French the economy of o enroll the Negro youths at Cen- will review their commitments to tral hi;h last Monday. the North Atlantic Treaty Organifchsoarea. Money on Sign Officials in Washington zation. intitur only, aiitoor mated that federal troops will be The speech was an obvious kent ;r. Little Rock until the alfurniture for every move to win the support of right leged ringleaders of the mob are worthy purpose deputies in the vote of contried on charces of conspiring to wing fidence set for later in the day MO br City nmmmm Ob. aVMft obstruct justice. This plan on Bourse' proposed law to ive u'tn the expectation of more home rule to Alberia's rebelSPRING VILLE 13 EAST 2nd, SOUTH many influential persons here. lious Moslems, Owen O. Jenson, Manager Phone: HTJ. 'Enslavement of Negro7 anti-soci- al Le-fir-an- de j four-year-o- ld LeG-rand- e Texas-Louisia- na ... agri-ru'fur- al ti-i- Dems Rap Faubus, Back Ike Little Rock Fuss What's Playing At the Movies Top-lev- Suspect Sought In Murder of Van Driver j el Pope Explains True Status Of Women 1 Pajamj Par-adi'-- p. Jos-sen- , Jayne Mansfield Dominates Front London Pages highest ot truck-tracto- WEATHER FORECASTS AND TEMPERATURES Faubus w Of Policemen Hold Other Jobs d 10-2- 41-18-- 35 j ex-r.- part-tim- c, es-ion- -- leg-i-'a:;- v- ' Army Pulls In Its Belt Another Notch WASHINGTON (UP) The Army pulled in its belt another notch today to meet the economy de- - Found in Car The SOUTH SALT LAKE (UP) body of a woman, tentatively iden- tified as Mrs. Helen Louise Hall, 1021 E. 2nd N., Provo, was found sittin gin an automobile this morning at 2615 South State street, po- lice reported. Police said the automobile was registered to Mrs. Hall, who reportedly had been missing from her home since Sunday night. Officers did not list a cause of death, but it was believed the woman may have suffered a heart attack. The body was discovered about 8:30 a.m. by a passerby. Friends said Mrs. Hall had left Provo for Salt Lake City Sunday to have dinner with friends but she never arrived at her destina- Osrol non-ma- n Missionary Farewell Set Oct. 4 Farewell testimonial for Osral B. Allred will be held Thursday. Oct. 4, at 8 p.m. in the Spring City, Sangete County. Ward Chapel. It was erroneously listed in the Sunday Herald as having been held Sunday, Sept. 29. ruts would be concentrated Elder Allred is the son of Mr. in ad"among personnel engaged and Mrs. Burns Allred of Provo. tion. and ministrative, logistical special He is a from Snow branches. activity" Mrs. Hall was a former Amer- College andgraduate has been employed But it said Wilvn'is eonomy orican Fork school teacher and was in Provo. He is scheduled to der required changes in its comwell known as a musician in the sail Oct. 19 from New York. bat struct we. Provo area . Wilson recently directed t h South Salt Lake polite and Salt armed forces to trim 200,000 men Lake County sheriff's officers were from their manpower strengths by investigating the possibility of foul next .lime 30 The orders were deplay. Investigators saad the vicsigned to save about a billion doltim had been dead about eight lars in defense spending. hours when she was found. i Tension On Israel Border at Dies Moshe Dayan. the Israeli army chief of staff, returned to his duties today and found growing tension along IsGen. Maj. 86 in Kanab known Kane County government official rael's borders. Jerusalem observers said a new died at his home here Sunday at the age of 86. Death came to rash of border incidents involving James A. Brown following a lin- most of Israel's Arab neighbors apparently reflected the Arah gering illness. efforts to heal the recent world's Brown was a former couwty clerk, recorder and deputy sheriff. breaches within its ranks. four-weeHe was also a member of the Dayan, who has been on a tour of South Africa, Ghana county's first soil conservation underwent a series and Liberia, committee. of operations to enable him to wear a glass eye in place orf the ono he lost while fighling with the British in Syria early in World War II. SALT LAKE CITY Lucy M. Van The latest border incident came Co4t, 88, (Aunt Lucy) died Satur- Sunday when an Israeli tractor was day. Mrs. Juliet P. Guthrie, 92, blown up by a mine near the Gaza died Friday; funeral was held to Strip. Marauders from. Lebanon day. James A. Brown, 86, died were disclosed to have attacked a Sunday; funeral Tuesday 2 p. m. houise earlier; several other minor Kanab LDS Ward Chaped. Gladys attacks were reported in other H. S. Alexander, 59, died Sunday. areas. Helen Howard Hand, 44, 1735 E. 3080 S., died Saturday; funeral Wednesday noon 4760 S. State Street. Walter Addison Hudson, 87, 1683 W. North Temple, died Sunday; funeral Wednesday 1:15 p. m. 2128 S. State Street. Anna S. D. Johnson, 87, died Sunday; fu, neral Wednesday, 2 p. m. Capitol WASHINGTON (UP) Sen. ArHill LDS Ward Chapel. Fanny Ray, V. Watkins said today he will thur 53, 238 S. 11th W., died Saturday. work the next session of during o Arthur B. Fisher, 63. 110 W. for Congress legislation authorising Ave., died Sunday. Raphael of a new federal buildconstruction Cope, 75, died Sunday.. Virginia in Ogden. , Ward, 58, died Saturday. Charles ing Watkins made the comment aftJohan Jensen, 84, 1117 Zenith Ave., died Friday; funeral wsa held to- er announcing he had received an informal report from the General day. Amanda Bridge Reed, 84, Services Administration indicating died Saturday; funeral Tuesday 1 a ofneed for additional federal 36 RichE. 7th S. Kaie C. p. m. in fice Ogden. space ards, 71, 149 Hawkes Center, died KANAB (UP) A well - "; : 1 ' funeral Tuesday Lind-quiand Sons Funeral Chapel. OGDEN Infant Cowlishaw, son of George and, Patricia Graham Cowlishaw, died Saturday; services were held today. Cella Archuleta Romero, 36, died Saturday; funeral Wednesday 10 a. m, St. Mary's Church, 2740 Pennsylvania Ave. Joseph D. Grange, 73, 3048 Ogden Ave., died Friday; funeral Tuesday 1 p. m. Myers and Foulger Funeral Home. Roger Wallace DeBloois, infant son of Roger C. and Maxine Carruth DeBloois, died Thursday. Richard V. Gardiner, 45, 1777 Gibson Ave., died Saturday; funeral 11 a. m. Tuesday LindquAst and Sons Fu James Harold neral Chapel. 3468 66, Washington Blvd. Budgett, died Saturday. Fred Grotcin- CLEARFIELD st Walker, Street, died 2 Wednesday 640 53, Saturday; p. m. a touch of nt fed-or;- i: LOAMS j j j ! McKeldin of Maryland. All five governors had previously indicated they would attend the meeting with Eisenhower. 'Hie Governors Conference specifically authorized the committee to discuss withdrawal of federal troops from Little Rock. Nothing else was mentioned in the resolution passed by the conference at Sea Island, Ga., last week. 21 If BRIEF CASES LEATHER PLASTIC Standard Supply Co, 83 N. Univ. Ave., FR 50 GDG0QOi7B Soles A Heels Daykin Shoe Repair 89 N. Unir. Atc. Prove Co? (Utah) AMERICAN FORK 15 EAST MAIN STREET Ralph Wilson, Manager Phone: 860 HOURS: MON. - FBI.. 95; SAT., 9:301 Open evening by appointment loans Mad to rmidnH of nearby town loom bflaw isOO bkkJ by City Finance Co. (Utah vitomlnj Thlf big f $5,000.00 Needed for Busli Qlegance m t . 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Other members of; the committee besides Collins and Griffin ar Govs. Frank Clement of Tennessee, Luther Hodges of North Caro- , ... in- Clearfield - t'"-1- the presi- funeral COTV j ry vA gov- President Southern Governors Conference lo confer with Eisenhower, wired his decision to the conference chairman. Florida Gov. 1croy Collins. The conference authorized th governors to discuss withdrawal of federal troops from Little Rock. Main S. because Eisenhower Sky, 39. 153 Si Lakeview, died Saturday; funeral Tuesday 10:30 a. m. Clearfield Third LDS Ward Chapel. David southern dent's plan to discuss school tegration in general. Griffin, a member of a committee appointed by An-gel- Saturday; a ernors committee and Utah Obituaries Watkins to Work For Ogden Federal Building between meeting k i Bourges-Mau-nou- (Continued From Page One) " Tough Fight : Moderates 3 UNITED PRESS Bv Kane County Official o-.irts- Premier In Secretary Allred B. : : mands of Defense Charles K Wilson. It said it would replete otir of its two 15.000-nia- n armored divisions with a 5. armored combat loam. It said it would also abolish 14 Air Defense installations and five aviation construction battalion as well as reduce a combat team in Panama. The cuts were part of the Army's drive to help meet Wilson's order to pare down its overall manpower strength by 100.000 men by the end of the current fisral year next .lune 30 The Army said In a statement last night it would rut Ms manpower by 71.000 by next .Ian. 1 and an additional 29.000 by June 30, It said Wilson's order also may force it to close some Army posts, camps and other installations. The service 5a id the marfpower DISNEYLAND or LAS VEGAS |
