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Show 4 SUNDAY, MAY 3, 1964 Utah County, Utah Sunday Herald - Joh nson Chats With Newsmen Two County Girl Scouts WASHINGTON (UPI) President Johnson had a relaxed, chat with White Plan Event House newsmen for about Loy Fielding Doss, 64 Former Resident Of Utah County Dies In Salt Lake Susie Jones Birk Hannah Stubbs Jones Saucer1 Sighted Over Provo Provo Native Dies At 100 in Salt Lake City Graveside Rites Claims Set for Inlant Death Am. Fork Woman at 85 SPANISH FORK April Lyn Barney, infant daughter of Keith J. and Valene Jarvis Barney, died shortly after birth Sightings of reported "flying the last which Saturday morning in a Price OGDEN Loy Fielding Doss, saucers" an during came to Mrs. Hannah Stuibbs Jones, hospital. week took upturn, 100, a native of Provo, who had 64, Ogden, former Utah County She is survived by her par- AMERICAN three Mrs! FORK Provo Saturday when 40 Lake Salt in since resided the in City resident, died Thursday s 'kit Susanna (Susie) Jones Birk, 85, ents Orangeville, Emery youngsters reported seeing one 1919 died at the home of a minutes Friday in his office. Two Utah County Girl Scouts LDS Safcl Lake City. Hospital, and her grandparents, 163 N. Grant Thursdied Provo. over County, Ave., in Salt Lake Friday About 40 newsmen were pres- are on the general committee She was born Oct. 26, 1899 in daughter Mr. Thomas B. Jarvis and Mrs. Russell to Jones, of causes incident to age. aay in ent when Johnson invited them for the second annual "Senior Mancos, Colo., a daughter of According Au Mr. and Mrs. and au 4 son of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Ray C. Bara in e 1 She had celebrated her 100th into his office after a cabinet See" for Senior Girl Scouts of Thomas A. and Ida L. Cox nine, of ney all Fork hospital C. Jones, 945 E. 620 S., he, his Spanish Fork; room ceremony. The President, the Utah Girl Scout Council. Fielding. In 1931 she married 16, observing the April birthday n 1 rJt n n n ! Mrs. Geo Han a and 11 1 b U OA W playU at her home, 1028 event, in which more than Jesse Lee Doss. They were later sister, Shelley, 10, quietly day sitting in his rocking chair, The of of sen, son causes. Provo; Mrs. Mary E. mate, Gary Graham, 10, fr 10th E. sipped coffee and had coffee 100 girls are participating, is fdivorced. and Mrs. Elner Jarvis Young Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Graham, one wao uuiii Mrs., Jones was the last reserved to the reporters while being held at Camp Red Gliffe As a young girl Mrs. Doss 931 E. 620 N. of Spanish Fork. both 1878 an Dec. 1, spotted object in Ogden Canyon this weekend. moved with her if they talked. parents to in the sky about 4:50 p.m. The maining member of the origiGraveside services will be i n American Committee members include Orem. Mrs. Doss was a gradnal 29 students of Brigham held rife" I Monday, Z p.m., at the Fork, a daugh Rebecca McFarland of Troop uate of the University of Cali- youth and his friends said they Young Academy organized by Spanish Fork City Cemetery. were certain it was not a plane. Dr. Karl G. Maeser. ter of John J. No. 291, daughter of Mr. and fornia in hisserved She Many Friends may call at the home Russell said the object was and Mrs. Melvin J. McFarland of her nurse'snursing. at the Holy torians from of Mr. and Mrs. Denton Top- Young Brigham training reddish-orang- e Mrs. Birk and made a Briggs Jones. Provo; Patsy Jewett of Troop Cross Hospital, Salt Lake City, to came her for University flash. He said the object information She married Louis Birk on Feb nam, a North 6th East, Span No. 87, daughter of Mr. and and took on the courses green Academy. was round like a saucer and She was 1, 1900 in American Fork. The ish rorK, one hour prior to Mrs. Jess Jewett of Orem; Car- at the a BYU of the member of Mrs. marriage was later solemnized services. Oregon. University CENTENARIAN DIES back and forth as it Emeritus Club. ol Wildey and Susan Scoonover Mrs. Doss served as a public tipped Hannah Stubbs Jones, 100, in the Salt Lake He travelled fast from the A member of the LDS of Salt Lake City. Church, Provo native, died Friday in died Aug. 9, 1937. Temple. health nurse in Utah County for south to quite SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) the northwest. The Mrs. Jones was a charter mem- Salt Lake Participants are to review 1950 City. Four Utah cities began receiving camping skills to help them many years. From 1943 to boy said it travelled quite fast ber of the Mrs. Birk had resided in Immigration Camp, electric power this week from qualify for a Yellowstone Park she worked for the American taking about a half minute to Fork nearly all her American of Utah Pioneers. Red Cross as a field instructor. cover the distance. Daughters AMERICAN FORK Sherril Dam of in Peter generators Trip camp June life. In her younger years she DeVon Provo, a daughter Flaming Gorge 3. Ac- For the She been had in Relief active 12 had she Karner past years infant & son of Co. The was Jr., first sighted over Utah Power and Elizabeth Dunn Stubbs. On taught in the Presbyterian Light object tivities include such things as Society. Weber State at Sherrill Devon taught nursing and Jean Perrin Oct. she married Ed School in Fairview. She served lines. lashing, compass work, wide College, where she was assist- by Russell's sister who called During World War I as a ward 27, 1885, 285 N. Karner, 4th outhim American and W., the in the Graham Lartrielle Jones as a practical nurse for many boy P.A. Blanchard, company vice games, and outdoor cooking. ant of the American Red member of nursing. ' died professor Fork, to side see it. Friday evening of Cross she was in charge of Logan LDS Temple. He died in years in American Fork and the president, said Brigham City The group will break camp toMrs. Doss was a member of in the Utah Valley 1936. prematurity community hospital. started to take federal power day after evaluating t he week- the American Nurses AssociaUtah County knitting. Through Hospital. two Surviving are daughters, Mrs. Birk was an active mem her guidance many women con shortly before 3 p.m. Wednesday end experiences. tion; Utah Nurses Association; W. and ber of the American Fork Sixth He was born April 20, 1964, Mrs. E. and (Cleo) Ricks, with Heber City, Hyrum tributed to the war effort. She National League for Nursing; SALT LAKE CITY Robert W. W. in American Fork. both Mrs. (Lael) Fuller, Ward Morgan receiving power shortly Utah Education Association and James Gunderson, 40, 625 inspected, packed and shipped of Salt Lake A one sister, She is survived City; thereafter.. the DAV Auxiliary. She was an Springview Dr., died Thursday; dw anicies. by one son He is survived by his parents, A. O. Mrs. Smoot, (Edna) She was born April 16, 1864, and three daughters, J. Clyde American Fork; one brother, active member of the LDS funeral In May, 1962, the Bureau of (Continued from Page One) 2 p.m., 36 E. 12 grandchildren; 34 Monday, Bountiful; Michael James Karner, AmerPower Utah Church. Reclamation and - Birk, and Mrs. Don (Ruth) 7th S. George Henry Rawlings, one greatnot were identified but sources. Surviving are one son, Herboth of American Fork; ican Fork; grandparents, Mr. contracted for the utility to Mondied funeral 84, Friday; Mrs. Jesse B. (Margarette) and Mrs. Donald E. Kirkman, "wheel" electricity at high volt- said they were U. S. service- bert Lee Doss, Reno, Nev.; 11 a.m., 8090 S. State. Mrs. wiD be Funeral services day, from (Continued men. and one two or One) American Fork; Mr. and Mrs. Page three grandchildren; four brothThey age from the Colorado River Vietnamese conducted Monday at 2 p.m. in Birch, and Mrs. Marc (Violet) Edna Lee Claunch Yeaman, 83, were to taken a to ers and or central one both Salt Clifford Lake "Now it is our turn to use the sister, City; Howard Perrin, Cranston R.I. Project generators 1006 Euclid Ave., died Friday; Room Chap Osterloh, Berg Drawing 14 St. 15 customers. hospital. Fielding, our share of the water as pro el, Provo, with Cloud, Fla.; Fay funeral greatgrandchildren; Graveside services will be held points for Utah Bishop Gordon Tuesday noon, 260 E. vided in the sisand Driver Questioned three Fielding, Payson; Carl Field- South grandchildren; Monday at 11 a.m. in the Amercompact," Love Weight of the Provo Seventh Rebecca Ireta Temple. Salt Mrs. Beth Fred Mrs. ing, Lake; ters, L. said. "Stewart Fielding Udall is pre Ward officiating. Friends may Sabey, ican Fork Cemetery. Friends The Americans were reported and Mrs. Paul (Leah) Vincent, Huntman Ross, 73, 406 Afton venting this with Delia both of Am McCandless, on the near waterfront standing Ave., died Thursday; funeral interference which irresponsible call at the mortuary tonight erican Fork; and Mrs. Anna E. may call at Anderson amHSons of Orem. both (Continued from Page One) ignores the from 6 to 8 and Monday prior Saigon's famous My Canh float Mortuary Monday 10 a.m. until Funeral services will be con- Monday, 2:30 p.m., 4760 S. provisions of the Calif. unHawthorne, Campbel, restaurant were and and within to time of the services. attendants will services. be Interment compact ing sight ducted Hospital 11 a.m. in the State. Manuel A. Garcia, 83, at Monday to set new criteria. of the sunken Her Funeral services will be conattempts in the Provo City Cemetery. able to identify the girl. ship. Officials Chapel of Flowers Mortuary, 512 S. 4th W., died Thursday; a said Nobile ducted Mrs. was and be driver Mr. Serious Monday at 1 p.m. in the pedicab parents, Damage Mass Monday, 9:30 Friends call Requiem the at Ogden. may American Fork Sixth LDS Ward His action is resulting in Costantine went to the hospital ing questioned about the 8 to 9 p. a.m., Our Lady of Guadalupe from mortuary tonight L. when their daughter did not Chapel, 321 N. 1st E. Friends (Continued from Page One) m. and until time of services Church, 715 W. 2nd N. Mrs. serious damage to the Upper n 9,800-toThe was the the Basin' of states after home come game. ship may call at the Anderson and make "unmistakablv Colorado, New Caldwell Graham, 71, Fannie Graveside services and Monday. USNS Sons Mortuary tonight from 7 to that it considers Card which had loaded a burial will be held in three-ma- n A investigating Los Angeles, Calif.; former Salt Mexico, Wyoming and Utah. aerial reconthe Orem 9 p.m. and Monday until 12:30 team sent to the scene by City cargo of obsolete H21 helicop- City Cemetery Monday approx- Lake resident, died Friday in Colorado cannot and will not of Cuba a necessity naissance meet this situation by simply p.m. Burial will be in the Amer- to guard Solicitor Joseph Allen did not ters to return them to the Unit- imately 2 p.m. Los Angeles; funeral Monday, against another decep- Fork ican ed States. into settled It the the other Cemetery. way. looking mention the temporary barn Gardena, Calif. cade cited by Gibson as the muddy bottom of Saigon hartion of offensive missiles into HOLLADAY Mrs. Ruth "The situation is so serious we if are that to cause of the accident The team bor with its superstructure well Cuba in 1962. go compelled Brinton Spencer, 65, Grants, out of the water. to a in the court said for re SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) however, preliminary appropriate High U.S. officials noted that N.M., former Holladay resident, to (Continued from Page One) to then the we wil court lief, report that the probable cause Effortsit were being made Two Salt Lake City police offidied Friday in New Mexico; though Khrushchev's remarks by covering a four by was that the escalator steps refloat walked "I go." the were strong on bluster they did through door were in to cers "fair poor" con graveside services Monday noon, Johnson said: gash in the side with a were 40 inches wide but that dition Saturday from injuries after surveying the hall and not really commit the Russian Mt. Olivet Cemetery, Salt Lake The on Court sev rails narrowed the passage to steel plate and pumping the waSupreme HUNTER Timothy Curtis eral occasions has told the suffered when their squad car asked the children what we do leader to anything. Khrushchev ter out. Some of the compart23 inches at the top. SPRINGVTLLE Kolob collided head-o- n with a truck. when a tornado hits. merely said that continued Shaw, 3, son of Robert L. and states to be ments were not flooded and au- Stake will re comthe They its was guided stake by escalator "The present moving thorities estimatedit could be M. Campbell, 23, Officer died overflights "can" or "could" road shows on Monday and Luella Loveless Shaw, 1 Fri pact in dividing water from the suffered aJerry our desks' and have dangerous consequences. under Nan too fast," said plied 'get funeral Monday, soon. The forp.m Colorado. ruptured spleen plus that's what made Tuesday with the theme of "A day; they did." The Soviet position appeared to cy Cole of Frederick, Md., who ward seaworthy W. 2900 face and leg injuries. ReStake Center, -- Under the compact, the Up head, part of the ship was still Spring Fantasy." The time for Granger was treated at St. Joseph's for The twister also hit the King's remain completely flexible. 3835 S. afloat. both evenings will be 7:30. Basin is to deliver 75 mil serve Officer Robert Collett, 21, per leg cuts. "It tore the kids legs knocking Castro Also Cautions Cavell Hadfield lion acre feet to the Lower suffered internal injuries. Both Daughter Hospital, TOOELE Experts Monday night, Five fell on top of me. There TheRush Salvage Mapleton Denson Mrs. Tom and Dr. men on were 44 died funeral operated Saturday Friday; Castro's statements were inNavy was rushing a crew Ward and the Sixth and Twelfth Paskett, Basin for the current period o wasn't enough room to get out of out a Winnie First-SixtWilliams, patient, h Ward 10 consecutive salvage experts to Saigon to wards will perform at the Tuesday noon, terpreted as being equally cauyears, and has morning. because of the wall." hall. the into office of his and The were B. refloat the ship, a World War Twelfth Ward Cultural Hall. policemen tious. In essence, Castro said injured Speirs, 75, already delivered 18.7 million Chapel. James Thousands of children on the II carrier rebuilt Mrs. Williams was cut by glass. that if the United States wanted 9 K when their for use as an Tuesday night, Mapleton Sec- died Friday; funeral Monday acre-fenight Friday more than that. carefree baseball outing were aircraft car collided with a truck Police Chief A. C. Berry said war it would have it. The vessel was ond Ward, the Eleventh, First noon. Fourth - Seventh Ward ferry. The Upper Basin, under the Corps piling into the left field stands, leased by ihe military trans and Second wards will driven Informed circles here have by Everett Melberg, 34, downtown Temple looked awful, compact, now is entitled partici- Chapel. when Irvin Brose, a park super Mar9th Lake Salt with at metal and manned and and South service BOUNTIFUL that theorized Graham signs wrapped by City, port and has 7,500,000 acre-fepate in their respective ward visor, ordered the escalator to a civilian crew. autos Main locked been around Sts. The of have Khrushchev truck driver and overturned, tin Wolfe, 3, son poles, Capt. Ed clear title of ownership to it.' houses. the second deck into operation officials said the charge Jessie J. Dalton, stake drama ward R. and Sara Mary Martin lines in and down the the carried Navy glass and in struggle over policy on U.S. power police dog Udall Attacked because the first deck was which hit the was of debris were the car unhurt. ship placed director, is in charge of the Wolfe, died Friday; funeral Ar overflights. everywhere. filled- - The "It is nothing short of suicide back children rushed at the of two compart Ar National junction She been has assisted lington Cemetery, for the Upper Basin to permit aboard It before attendants ments located beneath the activity. Va. the executive officers. lington, by Stewart L. Udall to substitute could stop them. waterline. Several of the COLUMBIA Thomas Ed his will for its basic and proship's Carolyn Rausch, 14, of Balti- lower compartments were flood ward Braby, 73, died Friday; tective law," Johnson said. more, said she was about half ed immediately. The explosive funeral today, 2 p.m., Mitchel "He has made the Colorado way up when the escalator was set between the ship and (Continued from Page One) Funeral Home Chapel. River Compact a scrap of pa"suddenly stopped and jolted." the pier. W Mrs. Anna HEBER to William per and a public lake his priNone of the 73 crewmen was Wicklund referred "Everybody started screamfu died 68, Thursday; vate pond." St. Paul, Minn., the en- Turner, ing," she said. "I fell down, hurt and the load of helicopters Brown, on the Heber LDS Johnson said Udall will have neral noon, Western' Monday Star. gineer and three or four girls fell on was not damaged. Ward Chapel. to decide on May 10 the date "Brown immediately put on First-Sixt- h top of me. It was like a bad Mrs. Clau GRANTSVILLE the secretary has said he will his brakes but couldn't stop in dream." died make a permanent decision time to avoid a collision," a dia Brim Anderson, 86, A doctor at Maryland Gener2 funeral "whether to obey the law of said. p.m. Tuesday, Northern Great Friday; spokesman al Hospital said that when the (Continued from Page One) LDS Third First Grantsville the river or to continue its "The passenger train probably escalator was stopped "everywas going about 50 miles an Ward ChapeL body came down and piled up However, he said, "the hour or a little under but the at the bottom." He said most choices we have in the real weight made it impossible to of the injuries were lacerations. world are sometimes cruel. I stop." A check of six hospitals in the merely point out these difficul $iy2 MILLION Twenty - seven injured were area indicated at least 45 child- ties so that we know the risks sped to Methodist Hospital in Gigantic ren were treated for various in- we take, so that we can know west suburban St. Louis Park. the costs and come to an in The hospital said one of them juries. HEAVY formed conclusion as to wheth was in serious condition. Nancy Cole and Linda Nolan of Baltimore both er the costs can be paid and Five of the injured were takIY3FG. said "the escalator was going if the benefits are worth the en to North Memorial Hospital too fast." in suburban Robbinsdale. cost." INCLUDING COMPLETE PROPANE TANK MFG. LINE 65 had train Southern The passenger OVER 1 MILLION LBS. NEW STEEL, etc. NOTHING ADDS "It tore the kids' legs," Nan Meantime, in a and their allies coaches in for searched MOKE to tht passengers cy said. "Five of them fell on in & MFG. GRAVER off CO. the & TANK WED. leader to Former number head TUES. smaller sleeping fan of svntmer top of me. There wasn't room attempt No. com trial 83, The COMPANY CAR UNION TANK Division train, cars. to family freight jury enough to get out because of EVJAY on track. another eastbound was gct'to-getheON THE PREMISES promise. the wall." cars the gj of One to freight SOUTH W. ST. 1230 2nd A. seventh grader from St. and track friends the sprawled jumped Dominic' School, being treated SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH end you across the path of tne western 10 A.M. EACH DAY underfor legs cuts, said he sevStar in Minnetonka Village eddapario stood there was a brick wall at (Continued from Page One) MANY MAJOR MACHINES NEW IN THE '50's of inter-stat- e west feet hundred eral toy cor homo I "but of escalator the the top POWER BRAKES: Cincinnati PROPANE TANK MFG. LINE wConveyor, W at svrprtsingry 494. cap., 600 ton; Cincinnati 13'8" x " Transfer Tables, Welders, Positioners, didn't see it." They said tne only snow After the & Dreis x 400 low CRANES A HOISTS: cost. ton; Krump cap.. (40) Bridge Cranes impact, passenger "I just saw a bunch of kids course found to be below nor Leaf Brake and D & K " 14 ga. to 10 ton, (2) span; Brake. along the t and span 7V4 ton trys; (2) at the top of the escalator," he mal was Trial Lake in the cars were POWER SHEARS: Cincinnati 6212 Bridge Cranes on (3) craneway; (15) mile. a x V2", x " and Jib Cranes; (3) Monorails. 2512 said. "I think something went Uintas. It held 75 inches of tracks for more than 1812, 12 ft. x ". A TEST EQUIP.: G.E. and Passengers were jolted and wrong. Everybody was falling snow with 25 inches of water ROTARY SHEARS: Kilns x 96" inghouse Portable Machines, Some ffcte aisles. some slid down Arm; (2) Marshailtown 90 per cent of normal. all over everybody." naflux, Zyglo, Propane Tank and Water on PLATE POWER ROLLS: Test units. Bertsch (4) were lifted A stadium attendant who nox OTHER equip.: Tool cnb. Woodworking Figures for other stations of the injured m A"; eertscn x of iv; windows 12 Heat Treat Furnace, Truck gauge. 4"and Shop, ticed the pileup shut off power ranged from 100 to 600 per cent stretchers through ANGLE BENDERS: Buffalo Models 1 Scale (60,000 ), Shop & Office Equip. (2) a weafth of quality maWe hare a variety of plans carried were of normal. The Smith and More- the cars. Others to the escalator. and 3. vertical type, 3 x 3 x Vt" and MACHINE SHOP: Nebel 26"45" Gap beams to decorative end redwood from terials oarano angto uie oenaers. uthe: G&E. Z4" Shaper; uprights 18" Col. ixjx house station was 200 per cent out through floors. Rails were Jim Kelmartin, a NIBBLER: Radial Drill; Metal Saws, Grindera and Pullmax 48" throat. 1132". 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