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Show 4 SUNDAY, MARCH 5, 1361 Utah County. Utah SUNDAY HERALD Rex 'A: Jones, 38 Native Provoan Dies in Salt Lake A t w - r?- t a following vmid guns" fered earlier in the morning. He was borr April ?, 22, 1922 son the o' Thomas Seeric and Amanda Reese Jones. Hf received his ed ucation in the Carl Blealc t t.. .iiiii nmn - i)liiiim"lw'',":':'J,,"v';,-'-- suf .''' ' ; , ' ' " i SMACKED IN THE MIDDLE--Fiv- e persons were injured, two of them hospital- ized, when this car driven by Robert A. Merriam, 2859 N. 650 E., Provo, was hit broadside by a vehicle driven by Neil C. Fawcett Saturday' morning at 500 S. 4th vv., rovo. '.i , i ; Rem-uingt- ti ing from Provo Mr. Jones High School and the LDS Busii ness College in Salt Lake City, He worked for the Union Pacific Railroad Company in Provo. He married Lelia Jensen on Dec, 30; 1941. They were later divorced. Following their marriage they made their home in Provo. He entered the U.S. Navy in 1941 and served his boot training m San Diego, Calif. ; served on the USS Aircraft Carrier overseas in the Pacific, Asian and European theaters. He returned to Provo following his discharge. ' He moved to S alt Lake City in 1950 where he had resided since. He was ;a member of the LDS Church, la member of the Provo Jaycees, member of the Railway Train!;, j men of America. two son and a are Surviving daughters, Annette, Karen and Richard 'Jones, all of Salt Lake City; two brothers and a sister, Vera S. and Reese S. Jones and Mrs. LaSelle (Naomi) '; Creer, Provo. '!. Funeral services will be hid Tuesday at 11 a.m. in the Berg Drawing: Room Chapel,' Provo,' with Bishop Leo Allerf of the Provo Eleventh Ward, officiating. Friends may call at the mortuary Monday evening from 6" to 8 p.m. and Tuesday prior to services. Interment will be in the Provo City Cemetery. - 1 ' r G ras h I n j u res vvb-C- a I Utah Obituaries SALT j Five Provdans Sqfiirday Five persons were treated for injuries at the Utah Valley Hossmashup pital following a two-c500 S. at j the; morning Saturday 4th W., intersection in Provo. ' Apparently neither of the drivers saw each other until a mo- ' ment before the impact. One car driven by Robert A. Merriam, 34, 2859 N. 650 E., traveling north on 400 West, was hit broadside at the intersection by a vehicle driven by Neil C. Fawcett, 24, 78 S. I860 W., Provo. rst . : " Legislature . j ' (Continned from Page One) jority Democrats, publicly called on Clyde to make a decision quickly on what school bills, if any he plans to veto. He said on the senate floor the Democrats are prepared to present their tax program butare holding back because" they - fear Clyde will turn down a $4.5 million emergency school construction program and they will not have the votes to override him. 'Waddingham said his . party does not r want jip levy more taxes than, necessary to pay the state's bills. He reiterated no property taxes above the state property levy are planned. Veto Probable Waddingham said later he feels Clyde 'will Veto tha mea- sure in favor of calling a special session of the legislature later to takeadvantage of any federal, aid which comes, from the .Kennedy administration, v Before; adjournment Thursday both houses' must have produced a balanced budget as required by law.! Since numerous Demo- crat sponsored and passed plans Mfiniro Imnro fiinri;' than r!lvH indicated in his own ( budget J rumors of several vetoes were circulating, The em er'gency school, bill and the school support formula measures were rushed to the governor's office Friday so there would be time before adjournment to override any (vetoes if possible. In like manner the appropriations bill went! through rapidly, taking only three days after its introduction to be sent to the chief executive's desk.. Off the beaten track of the big money legislation is a problem whioh will come to the senate Monday! On that day an stamp bill . is "on special order. It died in the house several weeks ago but its twin was: pulled ' out of sifting committee Thursday.- Some ' lawmakers questioned whether! Sen. Charles Hunter, City, was serious "about to get his bill passed at trying the last! minute, but Hunter himself said earnestly he was going to try to get it approved. At least, he said, he hoped to present his case in favor of banning the ' stamps.!,; Senate Legacy The house got a senate legacy 5.9-mil- "anti-tradi- ng j j R-Ce- j Satuf-day.Jo- 7 hn ! !'! ; i Buddhist Rite To Be Held For Raiji Nitta il j r : 3 : ' ': :.L- -i : Nixon n conduct- - Monday afternoon to 'pay or con- edj Monday at 1 water assess p.m. in the Payface the loss of their son. Third LD firm" their mentsor 1961 - water rights. s ' " ; 1 Ward Chapel. , Bishop Roe N effect were Wilde will offi waterusers some time officials remind those date. Friend-macall at the that the deadline is Keith SunIrrigation rates, for 1961 re Mortuary 7 to Mrs Herbert main unchanged, Jbut a new city 9day from p.m. and Monday prior to ordinance was recently passed will be in the Benjaempowering the city council to min Cemetery under the direction raise them up to a certain limit of the Claudin-Lind- e Mortuary. in. succeeding years if it deems Notices mailed to ago, and concerned tomorrow. to this y Jolley i serv-ices.'Bur- it necessary. ! i ial . t - ' Anyone who has not received a notice should contact the irrigation department tomorrow, offi cials said. Also, anyone who has not had irrigation water in the past and who wishes to secure itmay make application tomorrow. If water is available, and he is on a ditch where it can reach him, efforts will be made to supply it. One Dies (Continued from Page One) court when ledge overlooking smoke and flames threatened her and; clung there untill firemen en- tered the room and pulled her back to; safety, She was taken to a hos- -. pita! for treatment of khock. ; fXhree air lines lditesses, Avis Gifford, Boston; j Maureen McNeill! and Ann Clarke, both of Los Angeles, were in a . ninth floor room just below where Mist Speer perched; or the ledge, screaming. They sail they fled ii Funeral services for Lamarr their room when they smelled son of Ro- smoke, but then returned when it Dotson, bertGary and - Sylvia Griffiths cleared and called encouragement j Dotson of 244 N. 1st W., Provo to Miss Speer, trying! to calm her j will be held Monday at 2 p.m., in until, firemen rescued her. the Berg Drawing Room Chapel Leonard Hicks, J vice president f under te direction of the Fourth and managing director of the ho- - 1 : Ward bishopric. the blaze 1 said he The child died Thursday at the tel,; have beenbelieved touched off by a - , may family home.' Rites for Dotson Child Set Mohclay j 8 i k j - , . . Friends, may call at the mor- lighted cigarette, tuary tonight from 6" to 8 p.m. j HIRING POLICIES and Monday prior to services. WATCH ' WASHINGTON (UP!l) Treasury Burial will be in the East Lawn Dillon has as- Douglas Secretary Memorial Hills Cemetery, signed one of his top aides to make sure there is no discrimina-neWINS ACQUITTAL VAN NUYS, Calif.(UPI)- - Bar- tion .ln hiring of Treasury; bara Burns,! 22, daughter of the employees. late comedian Bob Burns, was Dillon told Robert Wallace, t found innocent by a jury Monday special assistant to the secretary, on a misdemeanor narcotics ad- to see to it that no Job applicant diction charge. She has several or employee is discriminated narcotics and arrests previous against "because, of race, color, . convictions. religion or national origin." j j j I j w i i j ' ka mm ". i . F . ) ! - f J 60 BOXS FREE h OF TIDE WITH THE PURCHASE 5 OF THIS WASHER ONLY $5 DOWN 2 - SDeed, j Suiette A. daughter of WEST JORDON Cordova, 'Bernie and Jeanette Aceves Cordova, 1450 W. 9000 S., died Thursday. Mrs. Minnie TEASDALE Jackson Larsen, 69, died Thursday; funeral Monday 1 p.m., Teasdale LDS Ward Chapel. Walter Prime, Coleman, 86, died Thursday; funeral Tuesday 1 p.m., Teasdale LDS Ward Chapel. j Revaluation 3-cy- V : " 10-l- b. ' Shriver To , scale .construction and industrial projects, But he warned that life would! not be easy for the young men and women who will have to live on the standards of the country; sin which they are working. He said they should live in modest jcir-- j cumstances, "avoiding all Con "j spicuous consumption.") In addition, requirements will be; rigid, 1 if i : I SlsKy j Reg4 289.95 All frostless, yith all the top quality you expect from Spacious inside ;u . looks built-i- n on the out- cu. ft. Freezer i REG. 229.95 .1 Porcelain enameled interior Sliding baskets fori bandy storage of popular items. Separate compartment ''sharp 's rreezes peaK loaas. Lia opens in its own aeptn; mag- netic lid gasket. 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States and other countries. force, previously, Ordered home. I f 1 fabrics ! Choice of THREE wash water temperatures.' Big , capacity ! tjv cools miracle fabrics before going into pin Gradually ! f. result: No wrinkles Full time built-i- n filter . . . filters at all water levels ! UN Troops 14-1- iP1 washer for normal, delicate or wash xle and-we- ar 1 of he few in either' house this session, put the bill through the senate, 0 Friday. It is a compromise substitute for an out- e1 ri . j Both Dean and Waddingham said they thought their., houses could finish by the' Thursday adjournment time, but veto action by, .Clyde might hold up that action while bills were, brought back , to legislators for the; usual . attempt to override. i j j side. Thanks to flush hinging ydu can. install Jt against side wall or cabinets. See this refrigerator combination' today at Sears. j Saturday but 'did not" act on it immediately. It is a labor bill designed to set up an "Agency Shop" in Utah. k The present law workers from prohibits being forced to join unions or to pay dues to them. The "Agency Shop" provision would mean employes still would not have to join unions but would have to pay dues monthly. A straight party-lin- e vote, one m. j ; : ' ( j j n. . I ;. last-minut- grahd-childre- : inland journey by plane and truck ; ; to Moscow, After 16 days in an interrogation! center, where they were questioned several times daily, the officers were transferred to solitary confinement cells in Prison. V cona to be 'jThere appeared centrated effort by the Soviet interrogators to link our flight to the) U2 incident," they said. "The interrogators . constantly led us to believe that we would be, tried by a Soviet court," ;r McKone and Olmstead said they were told of the conviction and sentencing of U2 pilot Francis Gary Powers and reminded that thej themselves "were being held foi a serious crime, possibly PuWshable by death 1'On several occasions tney handed us statements.1 they had prepared, to the effect that we had been ordered to cross the Soviet' border," the officers said. "They wanted us to sign these, but we refused to sign any such statements." right repealer. lat- Fu-her- al , 1 on ,1 House-approve- . the! coast where they began an Lub-yan- 65, Og-de- n, (Continued from Page One) trawler; The boat took them to . j Unemployed! ( j j , Fliers Reveal l: j th Investigating officer was Donald Holmes. - - J . " fractured. ra, was Saturday, in Alhambra. Mrs. Reinje Reitsema Vander Veur, 67, 516 Elwood PI., died Friday; funeral Monday noon, Second LDS Ward Chapel, 5th E. 7th S. Mrs. Anna Henrietta Ens:elhardt Bahe, 85, 780 E. 6th S., died Thursday; funeral Monday Hawthorne Ward Chapel, 808 Roosevelt Ave. Ben jamin Harrison Terpenninff, 69, 834 Harrison Ave., died Friday; funeral, Tuesday 12:15 p.m., 124-4E. Charles C. Bintzf 71, 2494 Walker Lane, died Sunday; funeral Tuesday noon in St. Mark's Episcopal Cathedral, 231 E. 1st S. One) OGDEN Augustine Blanco, (Continued from Page 78, No. 3 Electric Alley, died wage particularly when they can not find work even at the current Thursday; services were I Gurley, 61, 2548 WaU, minimum. died Thursday; funeral Saturday., The House Commerce ComWalWalter 81, Bramwell, mittee approved, unanimously George without hearings, a bill to give nut Creek, Calif., formerly of died Thursday; funeral Tues- $24 million in added unemployday, 11 a.m.," Aultorest "Funeral ment benefits to 50,000 joWess Chapel. LeRoy Earl Burnett, 44, railroad workers. It was; a follow- d bill .pro- Bluff, died Thursday; funeral up to a 1 and additional payments (for lm., Lindquist j yiding Monday Sons Funeral Chapel. Mrs. i?ern idle workers in other industries. Frost: Shreeve, 54, died Friday; Railroad workers are covered by funeral Monday 1 p.m., Myers a separate system. The ; White House announced Chapel. David VILLE Fergthe Internal Revenue Service has BUTLER died 8018 Danish Road, paid or approved income tax reuson, 67, noon, funeral funds for nearly 6 million persons, Monday Thursday; Ward LDS Chapel, compared with only 4.6 million at Butler Thrid S. 3001 E. 7800 the same time last year. PresiLorin Andrew dent Kennedy had urged taxpayI CLEARFIELD to get their returns; in early Park, 73, died Thursday; funeral ers pumped Into Monday 1 p.m., Clearfield Fifth so money could be the economy. The, refunds amountLDS Ward 1 Mrs. Mary Fern ed to $484 million through Feb MID VALE Arnold Crittenden, 58, 148 Allen ruary. St., died Wednesday; funeral was Saturday. The Merriam car, .which was judged a total loss, was bounced ahead and finally came to against a light post. The,, vehicle driven by Mr. Fawcett was spun half way around by the force of the 'crash. "...:. All of the occupants of the Merriam car were treated for injuries at the Utah Valley Hospital. Mrs. Rita Merriam, 32, Mark, 6, and Keith, 4, were treated for bruises andj released. Mr. Merriam suffered fractured ribs and was listed in "good" condition A five month-ol- d daughter, Carol, was with both legs as "fair" listed , Mrs. CITY Al-tiamb- . ar LAKE j Frances Evans Jones,' former resident, died Wednesday in Calif.; funeral and burial . Karl Middleton Bleak, 59, 659 Aaron Ave., Springville, died Fri14, 1909 Denday afternoon at the Utah. Valley , reHospital of a heart cord-ToHe was borDU'f"'' ceived his education in the Denver ; July 29, 1901, in I schools He married Helen Gert. George, the j j trude Degenhardt on July 5, 1926, l son of James G. ; in Denver. She died Sept. 22, 1950. and Matildf They had made their! home in ' Irene Thompsor Denver where he worked at Bleak. He war Arms Corp.,1 until 1937 ' when! educated in the they moved to Longmont, S t. George Colo. They moved to Provo in He schools. 1946 where he worked as a speed married Orettg operator in the rolling mills at Daniels" in 1923 Geneva Steel Company, in Salt Lake Mr. Bleak Surviving are two daughters, City; They were later divorced. Mrs. Ray (Marianna) Palmer, He married Doris Wells on Aug. Colo.; Mrs. James Longmont, 20. 1954, in Elko, Nev. Following (Jane) Nicholes, Concord, Calif.; his marriage he moved to Salt two brothers and a sister, John Lake City. Later he moved to Mauck and Mrs. Clancy (Betty Park City where he was employed Jo) Arvadai Colo.; TomNordike, in the, mines. He also worked in four Pioche and Ely, Nev. He moved my Mauck, Denver;j.) to Springville in 1931 and began may, call at; the Berg working for. the 'Union Pacific Monday evening from Railroad. He was a carman help- Morary er. He was a member of the LDS 6 toj 8 p.m. Additional services and interment will be! at Crown : Church. Hill Cemetery in Denver, coloC j Surviving are his wife of Spring ville.ia son and a daughter, Calvin Karl Bleak, with the U. S. Army in Hawaii; Mrs. Wallace (Juanita) Petersen, Sacramento, Calif.; step children, Jay Simons, Provo; Thomas Luce, Anaheim, Calif. ; Karen Luce, Provo ; . Shirley Luce, Springville; eight grand' children. Funeral services will be Wed- ', Rai; 1 Nitta,80, 594! N. State, nesday at 11 a.m., in (the Berg Orem died Friday evening at the Drawing Room Chapel in Provo, Eldred Sunset Manor of causes with Bishop Grant Nielson of the incident to age. He was born Oct. 20, 1880, Springville Tenth Ward officiating!. Friends may call at the mor- Hirmpshima, Japanj He cani to tuary in Provo Tuesday from 6 the United States Dec. 20, 1895, to 8 p.m., and - Wednesday prior and lived in Stockton, Calif.,' and to services. Interment will be in camel to Orem in 1943 and had the Provo City'v Cemetery. resided there since He had been M!(M " i,.i"fis-- i ns- it; intra "V. t a laxmer au oi ms inc. amce itioo he had been at the hosnitaL I key Surviving is a granddaughter, Irene Toy a, West Los Angeles, (Continned from Page One) Calif. traffic officers and he had to wait A wake will be held Monday f at until! traffic cleared to continue 7:30 p.m., in the Berg Mortuary on his way. r While it was overcast and windy Sanada, Buddhist priest from Salt in Los Angeles, , conditions here Lake City. Friends may call from were generally clear with a 75- -, 7 p.m. to time of services. His re degree temperature attracting mains will be shipped to Los An many; winter visitors' and tourists, geles. I Provo City schools graduat- 4 Fri- 600 - . ' 51, 270 j for' ' rrt A. j; Tomorrow Is Services Set Monday For Deadline lor Pay son Matron Gerald (Jerry) Joseph Mauck, E. N., Provo, died PAYSON Funeral services at the Utah Valley afternoon day Bardsley Herbert, Tax who Lydla Hospital died at the Eldred Sunset M Irrigation He was born April Manor Friday of Users of irrigation water in eral sclerosis, Bior'" ver, Colo., the son of Tom and r" Provo have until city offices close will be Bernadine Dolan Mauck. He Fatal for Rex A. Jones, 38, 112 Clinton Ave,. Salt Lake City, died Friday evening at the St. Marks Hospital - Provo Resident Dies Saturday Heart Illness RESIDENTIAL - INDUSTRIAL . right-to-wor- j ' j i TERMS ARRAtlGED SALES UATEaiAlS 0I1LY STATE LICENSED OR COMPLETE ff jend i - yfJ EECTIOU Patio-Awninjj-Sto- W lpSyht 7 wire - p I C0I1TRACT0R aula Utt vita MvU AlBBlira sittr rm FRES ESTIMATES Windows - AU WORK d. 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