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Show THURSDAY, APRIL 1, Uteh Couuty, Utafc Daily Herald 4-Day-- 1965 Saturday Rites Scheduled for J. V. Johnson Hurts Prove Old fatal For Sp, Fork Man Utah County's toll climbed to seven for 1966 Wednesday afternoon with the death of Sig Blj'IWHW mil Gesli- - mundar son, 81, Span- ish Fork, in Payson City Hospital Mr. Geslison di ed til Lei 45 . of com- plications lowing a foltwo-c- ar automo- - bile accident Saturday aft Mr. Geslison ernoon near Ironton on U.S. 91, Last year at this date the coun ty had recorded. 11 traffic deaths. Born Oct. 30. 1883, at Westman Island, Iceland, he was the son of Gesli and Stanum Johnson Geslison. He came to the United States at the age of one with his father and settled m Spanish Fork where he received - By GIL FOX time of the fire was David Daniels of Springyille. Sentence OREM or Spanish. - -- Winter Sports n , Lehi Woman. Dies at 63 ., I Institute Salt Cannon To Step Out of ' Foil Inventory Fire Chief Johnson said the station had a full inventory of tires, tubes, accessories, oil, and gasoline on hand at the time of the fire. Only the propane gas. and gasoline stored in the tanks near the station were saved. Everything else was destroyed, and the station itself was a total loss. ' Firemen said the fact that gasoline tanks back of the station were full was something of a safety factor. Had they been ' empty, - gasoline partially vapors within the tanks might have caused an explosion. The tanks were scorched by flames, but otherwise undamaged. It was not immediately known if the ; station and inventory were covered iy insurance. This was the second big fire within six months. Fire from an, electrical short caused an estimated $40,000 .damage at Utah Valley Packing Co. on the ; SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) Arrt)gdenOTmractorawas sent enced to three years in prison Wednesday for failing to file em ployer s quarterly tax returns. Reed W. Nalder, a masonry contractor for the past 10 years, November to pleaded guUty-i13 counts oi failure to me. U.S, District Judge Willis W, Ritter delayed execution of the sentence until Monday to allow Nalder time to settle his personal affairs. The U.S. attorney's office had charged that Nalder deducted about $7,00(1 from employes pay. rolls during the past 10 years, but had not reported the money to the Internal Revenue Service, opric. He was alsoFifth Ward Sunday School superintendent and also served in the Spanish - " I Fork Stake Sunday School presm. ma, hern LEHI Catherine Georgia Set idency. For the past 14 years he 83 S, Whitman Peterson, 63, of "1 not only didn't nave my own car when I was your served on the Old Folks Com Center St., died Wednesday at . age . . . I was lucky if I had my .own shoes!"mittee. 11:30 a. ,m. in the American Lake For Survivors include his wife of Fork Hospital following a heart " Spanish Fork; three sons and : SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) attack. two daughters, Desmond . G , A winter sports Institut for skat She was born Nov. 6, 1901, in Byron T., and Clarence M., all ing and skiing is scheduled for Lehi, The daughter of George of Spanish Fork; Mrs. Dean 1966. in Salt Lake Henry and Lucy Fox- - Whitman. Jan. Ski For (LolarPeck of Orem, and Mrs City. She married Chester MB Peter of Barton Sylvester . (Feola) s women the are the Salt in son Sept, 26, 1923, Sponsors Roy; a stepchild, Virginia Ges- board of the U.S. Olympic Com- Lake Temple.' She was active For lison of Spanish Fork; 22 grand the SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) Health, Physical Ed in all LDS Church auxiliaries, mittee, Mar-garchildren; one sister, Mrs. Milli- BRIGHTON (UPI)-- The SALT LAKE CITY (UPIand Recreation Associa D." James Cannon, director of Survivors include three sons )Braithwaite of Spanish ucation the Utah Tourist and Publicity Fork. tion, the University of Utah and and two daughters, Valno, Ron cent Cup giant slalom race, Utah ski coach Marv Melville, the Salt Lake Ski back home from the Pacific . Council for me past eight years, Funeral services will be con the Salt Lake County Recreation ald, Arthur, Mrs. Gene (Lou sponsored by Gene) Kirkham and Mrs. Rial Club, is slated for Sunday, the Northwest where his Utes finish Thursday announced his resig- ducted 1 p.m. Saturday in the Dept. ed a strong second in the 1965 nation. Delegates from the 50 states (Laurel) Berry, all of Lehi; 21 first running in four years. Spanish Fork 13th LDS Ward will The event will be the last race collegiate championships, said and the of attend her mother Cannon said he would formal erandchildrenr meeting Chapel. Bishop Dean L. Brockly submit his resignation m a bank will officiate. Friends may then return home to train oth Lehi; a brother and three sis- of the year for senior and vet Tuesday the future looks good letter to be presented to the call at the Walker" Mortuary ers. ters, Jay Whitman of Richmond, eran skiers in the Intermountain lor nis squad. "We're hopeful for the future council at Ks regular meeting Mrs. Vaness (Phyllis) Lott of Area. 7 9 and from to p.m. Friday Gaddis and Margo Wal and it looks bright," said Mel Jim Ellis Mrs. Wash., Toppenish, Friday. Saturday prior to services. CHARGED WITH SLANDER The letter asks that the coun and Mrs. ters took the titles when the ville. (Wilma) Sorenson Burial will be in Spanish Fork The Utah coach noted that SEOUL, Korea (UPI)-Op- poboth: race was last beld in 1961. cil appoint a successor as soon (Lucille) Ashton, Douglas City Cemetery. sition leader Yoo Ok Wu was of Lehi. several performers on the squad as possible in order to effect a arrested by police Wednesday Funeral services will be- Sat smooth transition. Cannon said Marriage between persons return nxt year as seniors. on charges of slandering Presi- urday at 11 a. m. at the Wing suffering from epilepsy is for The Utes finished as runnerup be hoped to leave office by Jury told Yoo Hee. to two dent Park West states: bidden in Chung friends where 1. perennial power Denver Uni Mortuary Chapel an opposition rally in the south may call Friday from 7 to a Republican candi (Continued from Page One) Virginia and Delaware. versity. west port city of Mokpo that date for governor in last year's m.. and Saturday jnor to ser intense beat they created Park may be an vices. Burial win oe in Lem , An primaries, said be has no defi ..mil- iiiiiiiiirrriti,.iifc)r.,-ik.,tltiitiiM?'LJ which apparently but still employed Communist City Cemetery.. .: nite plans after next. July l. ',, There a off rainstorm. touched like methods. although he has bad "several was no estimate : of possible job offers" and bopes to remain number of victims before the in Salt Lake City. TO BE PROSECUTED rain fell; known to The resignation was MANILA (UPI) Ten Com"The fire was Just beginning be encouraged by Gov. Calvin sailors Chinese when thundershow to a munist caught spread L. Rapton, although Cannon stated there bad been no pres er feH in the area between 3 with a . cargo of smuggled a.m. and 4 a.m.," an Air Force cigarettes off Luzon last Satur sure on him to resign. day were turned over to cusHe did not speculate on whom spokesman said. More than 2,000 guerrillas toms authorities Tuesday for the xouncfi would choose as believed entrenched in prosecution. were indicated but the successor, A spokesman said about council would decide he matter! caves and tunnels honeycomb forest. Air Force planes $400,000 worth of cigarettes was the ing immediately. He said he wants to work with had earlier sprayed chemicals found on the Red Chinese junk. the new director as soon as pos over the forest to kill the foli .AUTOMATIC PERCOLATOR C sible, particularly In working age. CELEBRATE REVOLT Completely automatic percolator brews up to out the budget for the next bi- - The spokesman quoted Maj 'f- tM : coffee ... keeps nine cups of BRASILIA . (UPI) Brazil U ennium and in choosing an ad John D. Neet of Orlando, Fla. for serving. hot ee re- Wednesday celebrated the first Yfi? ,; $5.99 vertising agency to handle new as saying the fire itself was sponsible for creating updraft anniversary of the military re state publicity projects. The platypus, a mammal "In conversation with council conditions in the atmosphere volt which toppled the leftist, which lays eggs, is one of the of members and governor Ramp- - that could have started the government most primitive of the world's Joao Goulart. ton,' he said, "I have agreed to ram. living creatures. It has a Humberto President Castello It was the first time such fire stay on till ,June 30th in order long, flat, leathery muzzle tactics had been used against Branco observed his first year which to effect the changeover." resembles a duck's m power with a pledge to the bill. the Viet Cong. It's body is furry and it people to overcome rising milk for its young, costs. He promised relatively Provides male is about two APPROVED FOR stable prices by the end of the feet in length, including its ' ARMY PROMOTION ' i'nirio'' (Continued from Page One) beaver like tail. The male 4 iri'TMrtsaraiMir Col. year. WASHINGTON (UPI) of has side its ankles on each has workers been S. but this of Amer Dews, commanding ty's a sharp spur connected to a reduced to around 6.3 per cent ficer of the Army's Defense De WRONG PLACE sac. When these spurs poison Transportation employment pot, Ogden, Thursday w as ap arewielded the wounds can Wis. (UPI) EUREKA MILWAUKEE, has been reduced by eight per proved for promotion to briga"This is a stickup and I -- vant be fatal in small animals, : M VACUUM CLEANER cent in that Senate dier the period. but only painful in the larggeneral by $150," a man with a gun said er ones Marvelous Eureka cleans efficiently a Joy to, I Most other industries have Armed Forces Committee: and in man. The ., to the owner of a small variety use. Rolls easily on widely spaced wheels.'1 remained fairly constant. Sen. Frank E. Moss, platypus is confined to Aus& Complete with disposable dust bag. Special store s on Side i the North t city tralia and Tasmania, Most of the decrease has said the promotion would be up attachments include: UPHOLSTERY NOZZLE, come from a reduction in the for final approval at the next Monday. NOZZLE CARPET bare floor ' (with brush), If! O Encyclopaedia Irrhnelci "We don't have that kind of number of railroad workers. meeting of the Senate. money in the store,! Mrs, Mildred Beier said stoically. I must be in the wrong In rime of OUR ANCESTORS place," said;the robber, as he lowered his head and walked bereavement, ' FireL,.'r:z (Continued from Page One) Gets Prison Funeral services for John-VictJohnson, JCot J690 t. ; N. State St., Orem, will be held his education. He married Sina Saturday noon Johnson in Provo Feb. 5, 1908. hi the Lindon LDS W a r d The marriage was .solemnized in the Salt Lake IDS Temple on Chapel. Feb. 28, 1923. As a boy he work- Mr. Johnson ed for the Denver and Rio died late Mon Grande Railroad and later in day night in the mines of Park City. He also the- Central worked at Tintic Standard minUtah Conva es in Eureka. For the past 60 lescence Cen ter following a years he has worked as a carpenter and cabinet maker In the Mr. Johnson lingering i 1 Spanish Fork area. ness. . For the past 23 years he has Friends may call at the Olpin- also served as building inspecSundberg Mortuary in orem tor for Spanish Fork. He was an Friday from 7 to 9 p. m. and at active member of the LDS the ward chapel Saturday prior Church and held the office of to services. Burial will be in high priest. From 1929 to 1943 the Pleasant Grove City Ceme he served as a counselor m the Fork Fifth Ward Bish tery. traffic death SIDE GLANCES Contractor ' - - Future's Bright Ute Slatmen MillicentCup Race Set 22-2- 9. tourist Post -- LAUNCH SUB KOBE, Japan BuyHFowler-as-Treasury-secreta- ry and took the occasion to announce his choice of a new ' member of the Federal Reserve Board. The swearing-i- n took place in the White House cabinet room packet with, cabinet members, congressional leaders and mem' bers of Fowler's family. The President's nominee to the Federal Reserve Board is Sherman 'J. Maisel, 46, a professor of business . administrat- ion at the, University of Call- -' fornia. Fowler, a Virginian who won quick confirmation from the Senate, took office with two top priority problems on his desk-h- ow to cut joblessness without triggering inflation and how fo build a stable world monetary - system.. Berg - The UPI) largest submarine constructed in Japan since world war ii was launched here Wednesday. Ohshio will carry The 1,600-to- n crew. an n ... - Trooped )) 71 Cemetery.- FR " t - , George W. Murie funeral services, will be held Saturday April 3 at 10.30 a.m. jn the Berg Drawing Room Chapel in Provo. Friends may call at the Mortuary in Provo Friday from 6 to 8 p.m. and Saturday prior to the services. Interment will be in the Provo City Jehu Victor Johmon funeral services will bt held Saturday at 12 noon in the Lindon Ward Chap-I- . Fritndt may call at the mortuary in Oram Friday tvtning from 7 to 9 and Saturday at the lindon Ward Chaptl prior to services. will bo in trio Pleasant Grovo City Cemetery. rJ'J" Phont - Grant JohiiZbriskle fu neral services will be held Friday at 11 a.m. in the Orem 26th Ward Chapel. Friends may call Thursday evening atJBerg Mortuary in Orem from B to 8 and Friday until 10:30 a.m. Interment will be in the Eastlawn Memorial OLPIN SUNDoERG - Mortuary y . C ef ts WASHINGTON (UPIKPresi-den- t Johnson4 today swore in S. Springville Road on Sept. 18, 1964. Next Sunday Melville Claims . NewTreasuty Secretary Takes Oath u i A I .1' 'nim f: f f S i, ti, - h,:: 1&J& - tZS 0. ,- I - i I W:l 'rfe'A'l 1 ' M I V I if li:r 1 Hll!ii'r U Mil' L 1 1 Valley Work - j jj litjii rftTsin " iiirii" in riif,! i vLr a& jA Wfimi jffii ' 7 mj&tet. ? W?Hr' vrViw $1A If W i '" ' X. AK ar p - ifuftrrfiiii X w ' ' ' . k L , tyQuincy out. express yoer sympathy with a LOUD JUSTICE LONDON a flml . 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