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Show t Major Crimes Up in Provo, Thefts Down Underwriters Unit Honors President Utah's 3 Largest Cities Show '51 Crime Increase WASHINGTON (UP) the. Federal Bureau of Investigation today reported an increase in crime in - Utah's three largest cities. The report by the FBI for the first half of 1357 said there was one murder reported in Salt Lake City, compared with none during a similar period last year. There were twice as many robberies and aggravated assaults and 100 more burglaries in Utah's capital city. Ogden Showed a' sharp rise in rz-?tf- A ' ' I i - $ j LuDean Litster, retiring . president of the Central Utah Life Underwriters, was awarded a certificate for his service during the past year, at the group's first meeting all major crimes, ranging from of the year Friday. slight increases in robberies, auto officers of the association New thefts and petty larcenies to a 50 per cent jump in aggravated as- include Ray Gwilliam, president; Ron saults, burglaries and larcenies Glenn Holley, vice president, Cord-ner, Davis, secretary and Tom over $50. treasurer. a in ' Provo also had gain major Howard Ogden, president of the crimes and a drop, in auto thefts and larcenies over $50. Utah Association of Life UnderFor each 100,000 inhabitants of writers, was guest speaker, giving Utah there were 25.1 robberies, a report of the National Conven.8 rmwders, 16.1 assaults, 250.9 tion held recently in Detroit. He burglaries, 1,042 larcenies and outlined the plans of the state as106.4 auto thefts. sociation for the coming year. More Education Advised Before Naval Enlistment Technical and electronic advances in the Navy make it that youths seeking F K't mandatory '' "w" A ' a Naval career obtain more education before enlisting, Salt ft t .4 Lake's new recruiting C. O., Lt. Cdr. J. R. Bohlken, declared in Provo Friday afternoon. is. ' !, Cdr. Bohlken, former commanding officer of the radar 14 picket boat USS Lowe, succeeds hiLt. Cdf. H. E. Weber, who re4.4." ef ' ' t cently retired. The Salt Lake area comprises Navy HEADS DRAMA GROUP Mrs. Utah, recruiting western Nevada, southern .Janet Crandall, president-elec- t Idaho and southwest Wyoming. of the Springville Playhouse. Cdr. Bohlken is currently touring recruiting stations in his command. "Primary purpose of Navy recruiting today is selectivity," "A high said Cdr. Bohlken. school diploma is minimum requirement, and we are encouragNaval career men ing would-b- e V i L native has served Navy, but of duty in A of Iowa, Cdr. Bohlken r," Suspect In Slaying Held Philadelphia (UP) Fed- to go to college. eral Bureau of Investigation agents "Commissions are open in avi- arrested Earl Lewis Steward, 39, ation or as line officers to colon a street corner Monday and lege graduates who can pass mental and physical tests. We held him here in connection with d SIBINGVILLE officers of the Springville Play- are also looking for doctors and the murder of a truck driver in house met recently at the home nurses." Nevada last month. ot Mrs. Ralph Jacobsen to tackle Steward was wanted an the problems pertinent to their anmurder charge and on a federal nual fall drama production. In warrant charging him with unlawAccording to Mrs. Janet Cranful flight from Nevada tcvayoid dall, Playhouse president-elec- t, ) prosecution for murder. the group has chosen the Broad- S. L. Federal and state authorities way hit "Arsenic and Old Lace" had sought Steward since shortly by Joseph Kesselring for their after the body of truck driver major production this year and Thomas R. Jessen, Jamaica, Iowa, plan to present it about the midSix CITY SALT was found in the trailer of his LAKE (UP) dle of November. Oct. an awaited moving van near Boone Springs, Woodrow Weight will direct the candidates today to see Nev., Sept. 21. Steward answered 22 election here play a,nd casting is underway. whoprimary would qualify for the elec- the description of an assistant The Playhouse officers indicate two commission posts in driver with Jessen the last time of tion bena they will offer the play as he was seen alive. November. fund for efit toward the building endstake-wardeadline the Before Steward had been hired by Jesmeetd filing the new Kolob two in Oakland, Calif., to aid him had sen candidates ed Monday, ing house giving sponsoring 45 and in a trip to Iowa. wards the opportunity of selling filed for city auditor The suspect was to be arraigntickets and keeping the proceeds. names were placed in contention "home rule" ed before U. S. Commissioner Other Playhouse officers who for a will assist Mrs. Crandall during charter commission. Henry P. Carr today in Phila8 season are Warren The charter group will be cut delphia. the The FBI said Steward was born Schouten, vice president; Verl to 30 after the primary and two William Mrs. will in of the commission Dallin, secretary; Cumberland, Md., but had no aspirants treasand historian be fixed eliminated. address. He is single and Schreiner, Wood-roClaude Mrs. Smith; L. Commission incumbents Joe urer; unemployed." Jessen reportedly Weight, Mrs. Jay Madsen, Chtristenson and Oliver G. Ellis carried nearly $2,000 with him Mrs. Ralph Jacobsen, Murray are seeking reelection as Is Audi- when he was slain but no money was found on the body or truck. Payne, and Mrs. Warren Schou- tor Louis E. Holley. Newly-electe- 45 Race For Charter . Commission Posts '57-5- w ten, board members. The Playhouse had its beginning about 12 years ago and since then has become an integral part of the cultural pursuits It was estabof Springville. lished for the purpose of fostering drama and providing opportunity for those in town who enjoyed play activities, including acting,' directing, staging, costuming, etc.; according to Mrs. Crandall. Such, outstanding plays as "The Savage," "Outward Curious Bound, M and many others have been produced by the Playhouse as well as special Christmas ofplays. ferings and one-a- J V- - pump to the Provo Boat Club to only place where a heavy boat two for to Pisns causeways help construct the southern can be launched, he said. OfLAS VEGAS, Nev. (UP) onto access direct Utah provide The boat club told the county ficials of Bonanza Air Lines said Lake on each side of Provo Boat causeway. He said mud would be from the Provo River commission ' it had obtained aa today the company expects to Harbor were announced today by auddredged dumped along its north estimate from Thorn Construcstart Salt Lake Ariz., county and city officials. bank. tion Company of $1,500 to haul service by Dec. 1. j City-Phoeni- x, & IV -- st two-lan- City Court Lists Actions 2nd Candidate Files for Alpine Board E. Weeks Jr., Orem postmaster for the past six years, announced today that he would be a candidate for the Alpine School Board in the Nov. 5 election. Currently acting as Orem's representative is School Board President Philo T. Edwards, incumbent, who has served for the past ive years, and who has said he will not run for One other candidate has already filed for the past, Leon Frazier, attorney. An active church and civic worker, Mr. Weeks is a recent president of the Orema Chamber of Commerce. He is recipient of the Distinguished Service Award of the Orem Junior Chamber of Commerce. His church activities have included service as superintendent of the Orem First Ward YMMIA and the Geneva Ward Sunday School superintendency. In announcing his candidacy for the school board post Mr. Weeks made the following statement: "As the father of five children, four of whom attend the Sharon School in Orem, I have a great stake in the development of education in this district during the critical years ahead. "I am interested in exploring the means to make the profession of teaching in this district sufficiently rewarding to retain many of those excellent teachers who are now having a difficult time remaining in the profession. "I believe the direction our educational policies and programs take in the Alpine School District during the next few efyears wil lhave fects on the facilities and op- OR EM One causeway will begin along City dumps of the county will gravel for the, causeway. the north bank of Provo River, be asked to donate' fill to extend Cily Manager Earl Udall laid south of the harbor, and extend the causeway into the lake, and Provo hopes to complete a; secout into the lake as a combined heavy concrete will be dumped ond this winter. It will breakwater and pier. It will along it to prevent prevailing start causeway from the northwest comer permit Utah County to! launch winds from cutting up the break- of the harbor entrance and exits heavy rescue boat directly said Commissioner Jones. tend east-weinto the lake for In its action the CAB suspend- onto the lake when water is low water, It later will be graveled to 100 yards roughly parallel to and ed Western Air Lines service to in the harbor. e create a road, .25 mile distance from the county Cedar City in favor of Bonanza. The second causeway will be which will extend westward into built by Provo City as an ex- the lake for 400 feet. It will be pier. Gravel from the Grandview pit tension of the north arm of the about five feet above the water. will be used by the city to build harbor into the lake. It also will Since Utah County retained said Mr. Udall. it, serve a double purpose of pro- services of Harold Thatcher and The city causeway will permit boat for storm res- extension viding access to the lake and a his of the north arm of the breakwater for storm waves cues, the lake level has dropped harbor road which at present which' in the past Have carried and the channel filled so that it to the neck, of th goes only silt into the harbor channel. Is impossible to get the boat out, harbor. Boatj which cannot be Utah County Commissioner said Commissioner Jones. through the harbor channel In fact, Saratoga Resort is the taken Provo City Court traffic court Sterling Jones said the county in low water could be trailered has "tentatively agreed" to conaction has included: out the causeway and along a of mud and loan tribute $1,000 Forfeitures: Robert D. Beau-sheu- r, launched directly intothe lake. running a red light; $15. ut the causeways will servt George B. Brown, failure to keep as also needed breakwaters. , car under control; $15. Bernell like tending protecting arms B Powell, speeding; $15. Clyde on both sides of the harbor chanL. Wall, speeding; $15. Ray L. nel when high winds and stormy Lewellyn, speeding; $20. Luther waves move the lake's silt boU F. Rodabaugh, speeding; $15. AMERICAN FORK The antorn. LaVon P. Selander, improper nual Forbes Elementary School City and county officials hav turn; $5. Fair will be held Thursday afterexpressed the belief that the two Carol A. Christensen, failure noon, Oct. 3 beginning at 3:30 causeways will help keep th to stay stopped until safe to pro- o'clock. The entire school memchannel free from silt, a harbor Two CITY SALT LAKE (UP) r, ceed; $15. Leland R. bership has been invited to par- Utah Future Farmer of America well as giving direct access onto speeding; $15. Jay F. ticipate with entries consisting of Lake. Harmer, speeding; $20. Edward hobbies and various articles made Judging teams from Spanish Fork Utah i and another from Uintah were G. Hess, running a red light; The exhibits the students. will by $15. represent the state in Jerry Paxton. speeding: be displayed in the school lunch named to contests in Oct. national $15. Clark R. Powell, speeding; NOW OPEN room. Mo. Kansas $20. Errol D. Ross, speeding; City, Hot dogs, drinks and ice cream VERN DAMICO'S Elvin Downs, assistant state, su$15. to be sold during tht afterare Alva Alexander Ross, running BEEHIVE pervisor of vocational agriculture, diteam a red light; $15. James H. Al- noon and evening under the meats said from the judging SHOE REPAIRING v rection of the PTA. of Wayne consisted Fork len, running a red light; $15. Spanish School "Back to 57 North Ut West Night" tnet Nilson, Kent Killian and Raul Mc- Duane B. Herbert, speeding; $20. same will be the first evening Guiven. Larry Peterson, Leon Hen-lin- e Rodney Kimball Jr., speeding; Free shines and Free wa$15. William B. Murdock, im meeting of the PTA of this of Spanalso Paul Wood, 1 week only. atjd terproofing school. It will begin at 7:30 ish FoWc, were to proper left turn; $15. judge poultry. a Beeline to the "Make Beulah H. Olsen, speeding; o'clock in the school auditorium. A livestock team of judging for Beehive" prompt $15. Russell R. Tracy, speeding; Principal Melvin Beckstrand will Clair Mervin Dudley and Batty, service. asbe in of the charge program, $15. Joseph E. Young, running John McCoy was named from a red light; $15. Marvin Laws, sisted by faculty members. Two selections will be given registration; $5. musical a ladies quartet comprised of Charles F. Marshall Jr., running by Shirl Jtfrs. a stop sign; $15. M. E. Nobel, Okey, Mrs. Glen WerMrs. Jerold Schmidt and S. ner, speeding; $15. Ted Strong, Flu Mrs. Meredith. Gary speeding; $15. Evin S. Thomas, speeding; $15. George T. Clark, no driver's ed guilty, fined $25. Floyd Lathay license; pleaded guilty, fined Thayn, running a red light; Health Authorities Say "Aspirin A Blessing" To Help Misery $15; faulty brakes; pleaded in- pleaded guilty, fined $15. .Roger nocent; trial Oct. 15. Richard G. Victor, speeding; pleaded At the first warning symptoms, to work 3 times faster to reduc James Morgan, speeding; plead- - guilty, fined $15. John Wood- call ipur doctor and follow his fever, ease headache, relieve achy advice. Aiid it's good to know that misery of Asian Flu and colds. ward, speeding; pleaded guilty, St. St. Joseph Aspirin is first choice chilour to available Joseph Aspirin can help you portunities fined $15. acof millions, because it ct gently, its proved dren for decades to come." Bruce J. Christensen, unlawful by headstomach upset. During without Mr. Weeks served in the U. S. turn: pleaded guilty, fined $15. tion and its fast, effective ache relief. St Joseph Aspirin is this season of epidemic misery, Marine Corps overseas during H. Van Dam, running a stop proved 3 times faster in disinteit's wise economy to buy the big World War II. He is married to sign; pleaded guilty, fined $15; grating speed than other leading 200 tablet bottle for only 79c. You n no driver's the former Helen Bunnell, always get the best for less when license, pleaded in- brands tested, and that meant to is St. go get St. Joseph Aspirin. you Joseph Aspirin ready vocalist. nocent; trial Oct. 29. Bonanza was awarded the route last week in final Civil Aeronautics Board action. 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