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Show Utah High School Student killed; 3 Injured In Crash By UNITED PRESS One high school student was killed and his three companions injured, two of them seriously, Friday night when their floundered out of control on a curve and crashed in Holladay. Police and volunteers used crow car and hacksaws to cut the youths free from the smashed auto. Lanry Walton Larson, 17, whose father, Walter Larson, is principal of East High School here, died in the crash. Steve Johnson, 16, the driver, was reported in "poor" bars SPECULATOR ACCUSED OF STEALING RAILROAD LINE WASHINGTON (UP) Polish police have arrested a "speculator" accused of stealing a railroad line, the ttidfa- Americans Urged to Share Music Warsaw Radio reports. For two weeks, a man identified as M. Stocki "worked undisturbed taking up the rails on an unused railroad discharged, striking line from Wojkowice to Bagnowo," the Warsaw station apparently The accident occurred 10 Jones. said in a broadcast recorded here. miles southwest of St. George. "But when he reached Bagnowo, the militia took an interest," it said. "A truck with a load of rails was stopped. The speculator and his partners have been handed over to the prosecutor." Search Resumed For Operator of River Ferry Boat The search HITE, UTAH (UP) a Colorado River ferry-boa- t operator believpd to have drowned in the river was resumed here Saturday under direction of the Garfield County Sheriff's office. Reed Maxfield, 45, Hite, has been missing since Tuesday. Maxfield's wife said her husband took her across the river Tuesday morning. Then she drove a tractor to White Canyon to get the mail. When she returned two hours later her husband had iCic Air Force Makes Land Available To Utah Sheepmen Electronics Plant Slated for Salt Lake tSl:5Jr xif v i He Sees It Now! 3 Wives In One Town Too Many! CHICAGO (UP) Edith, Beverly, Mary, Steel, Corrine, Gladys, aa-oth- er Beverly and Wilma. British Paratrooper Lands in Nudist Colony ..:::iv54L. Ef : ri rs ych Airborne GLOUCESTER, England (UP) Malcolm Davis met unexpected hostility on his 35th training jump he landed in the middle of a nudist camp. Davis, stationed in Germany, said in a letter received at his home here Friday that the nudists were so angry at the "invasion" that they locked him in a hut until an Army officer rescued him an Paratrooper ,, Infantry jumping at PARATROOPERS ON MANEUVERS The 325th Rio Hato airstrip, Panama Canal Zone during Carib-E- x planes used in this bit of action. (UP Telephoto). maneuvers. U.S.A.F. C-1- 19 Criminal Charge Due In Case of Missing Funds SALT LAKE CITY The Salt Lake County attorney's office will launch a criminal complaint in the case of funds missing from the office of the county clerk. William T. Tburman, chief dep hour later. (UP) uty of the civil division in the county attorney's ofifice, notified county commissioners of the complaint, to be filed upon return of County Attorney Frank E. Moss from a meeting in New York. principal tion of Music Clubs convention which opened here. Mrs. Ronald A. Dougan, Beloit, Wis., president of the federation, said the conviction that music is the most spiritual of arts is borne out by the increased emphasis on sacred music. She said the federation's "hymn of the month program" in recent years has inspired millions of Americans to learn and sing the great hymns of all faiths. Mrs. Lena Milam, Beaumont, Tex., announced 10 groups winning awards for "outstanding" efforts in promoting the playing of string instruments. They Were: The Tucson, Ariz., Symphony Orchestra; the Mooney string group of Denver, Colo., Junior Music Club; the Coral Gables, Fla., Senior Music Club; the Bowling Green, Ky., Music Club; the Baltimore, Md., Music Club; the University of New 'Mexico Music Department; the Cumberland, Md , Music and Arts Club; the Greensboro, N.C., Euterpe Music Club; the Columbus, Ohio, Symphony Orchestra Youth Associates, and the Philadelphia Matinee Music Club. The "Crusade For Strings" project was begun last year to remedy a nationwide shortage of string instrument players for orchestras. FIRST U. S. CONSUL The loss was discovered last January. The discrepancy was made up by a member of a discharged employe's family. Later, a three-yea- r audit showed losses in the account amounting to $1,890. COMES Yemm, an assistant purchasing agent for a machine company, told officers when he was picked up that he was contemplating matrimony again. A relative of the bride, who would have made his ninth wife, set off the investigation that landed Yemm in jail. He was booked on b i g a m y charges and was to get a hearing in felony court Monday. Detectives found he was keeping two residences in Chicago, with a wife in each Each came to identify him at the police station Thursday night. His ninth prospect also was a Chicagoan. But Yemm said after he was taken into custody. "Three wives in one town are too many. I can see that now." CATS AND DOGS, TOO DETROIT (UP)' Ludwig Scho-mi- g. East Detroit civil defense director, ordered a revision of evacuation procedure after learning 800 families packed into cars and drove away from the suburb during a recent atomic raid drill leaving their cats and dogs becould scarcely hear hind. sound with all thos the animals howling for their masters." Schomig explained. In th future cats and dogs will be inhe cluded in all evacuations, ruled. all-cle- ar Norse settlement, established in the late 10th century, vanished 500 years later when supply ships from home failed to call. Legend says- Eskimo invaders killed th starving colonists. A TO UGANDA - ENTEBBE, Uganda (UP) The first United States consul to be appointed to Uganda, Peter Hooer arrived here Saturday to take up his duties. Dlfifi)in) IfiKa was one of the City, speakers at the American Federa- consider ft with a Latter-da- y Saints Church chaplin along with a note asking that it be delivered to Keener. A jailor found the saw blade before Keener got the book. Ohio (UP) The Warren Yemm, 47, said he's music chairman of the Interna- been married to all of them. Howtional Council of Women Friday ever, he told police he has diurged Americans to share their vorced only two. music with people of other lands. That leaves him still married to Dr. Grace Spofford, New York six. - The Air days." Force revised training schedules of 19 combat wings today to make FOREST FIRE SYMBOL 90,000 acres of land available to "Smokey Bear," used as a a at Utah gunnery symbol for forest fire protecsheep ranchers range.. tion, is at the Washington, D.C., The land in the Lakeside, Utah, zoo to which he was presented area of the Newfoundland moun- after being rescued from a New tains will be open to sheep grazing Mexico forest blaze. tram Nov. 15 to Jan. 30. Previously grazing has been al- acres, the Air Force said, it has lowed on the Wendover bombing changed schedules involving thouand gunnery range only for two sands of men of the Tactical Air weeks in the spring and fall. Command along with their-aircraTo make available the 90,000 and supporting units. inmates who participated in th Feb. 6 State Prison riot. The religious book had been left COLUMBUS, Lit(UP) FORT CLAYTON, C.Z., (UP) ton Industry Corp of Beverly Foreign observers Saturday praisHills, Calif., a large electronics ed the showing of U.S. troops and company, announced Friday it is equipment in the biggest military considering locating a new plant exercise ever conducted south of the Rio Grande. in Salt Lake City. In the exercise, American paraVice President R. L. Ash said "We have looked over seven or troops and airborne units. Marines eight sites in Salt Lake City, along in an amphibious landing, and jot with new property in Denver, fighters that flew 4,000 miles from Phoenix, Tucson, Dallas and some Texas combined to drive an "ag California cities." force out of the Panama The firm already operates nine gressor"Zone. Canal other plants in California, Maryit magnificent," "I land, Indiana and New York and Commoner Juan P. Casanova of has 2,500 workers on its payroll. Cuba said today "We are proud It makes radio and electronics to have been observers. The coequipment, radar tubes, and does ordination of the whole plan was some secret military work. marvelous." It was reported that the proHis opinion was echoed by high posed new plant would employ 700 officers of Argentina, Brazil and persons. Ash said a decision on Colombia. location of the new plant would be announced "in a very few (UP) WASHINGTON, ' That's eight. Maneuvers Held In Canal Zone SALT LAKE CITY SALT LAKE CITY (UP) The wife of Utah State Prison inmate Ted Keener was held in Salt Lake county jail Saturday, charged with "furnishing implements for ' escape." To wit: a hacksaw blade glued into the back of a Book of Mormon sent to Keener several weeks ago. Keener' s wife, Carol Jean, 18, of Salt Lake City, was ordered held on $2,500 bail. The book was sent to Keener while he was in Salt Lake County jail with 21 other PROVO, UTAH COUNTY, UTAH, SUNDAY, APRIL 28, 1957 condition today and Robert Legg, 18, was "criticaL" The fourth passenger, Terry Chipman, 16, was not seriously injured. All four boys were students of Olympus High School. The accident occurred near 4430 South and 2888 East shortly before 10 p.m. as the four were returning from" a school function. The death raised Utah's 1957 traffic fatality toll to 56, the same number recorded by this date a year ago. The 55th fatality was marked Friday when safety officials said they would count the death of Acil Clarence Jones, 38, Hurricane, as a traffic accident. Jones was found in his wrecked pickup truck Tuesday. Officers said a rifle, carried in the vehicle as it bounced over a rough road, Prison Inmate's Wife Held in Smuggling Deal IT - SIC savings of up to 75 on regular prices) ALL ITEMS LISTED REDUCED AT LEAST (odds-and-en- ds 20! 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