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Show Dr. Diirlmni Will Speak At U founders Dav 88 Firearms Accidents Listed For 0 11 Thirty-threUr, G. ilotivr Durham, former firrarns aridnt MCI Aradermc Vue President of the 'vt'iud'n; s.:vrn fa University of Utah and presently talitics, are shown in a relense " 'h Utah Department of Fi President o Arizona State University, will be sivaker at the and Game. f" K TVS srSTAIN'F.D while annual founders Day banquet on March 15 at the U. humii'K a .vomited for 22 of these He will snivk at 7 n m in thei t. Tid. tits and six of these were Twelve of these were sHf Union Ballroom, according nfi!, UriKadier ,0," ufcl 0,h" hunters. Genet al L accidents occurr- Watts president of the University xl w'rl? eight hunting rt. kbits, of Utah A'u.nni Aassoeiation. during big game hunts and three A RECEPTION rehonoring cipients of D sting'iished Alumni Juring uj and game bird sssons Most frequent causes of these Awards will brgii, at 6:30 p.m. in p.--- vhere the victim Dr. Durham served on the was cut o' sight of the shooter, of the University for six' m o the line of fire, wa teen years, seven of them in the mov-vmistaken for game, or was cover capacity of Academic Vice Presi- ed by the shooter swinging on dent. He joinej the fatuity in game HM4 as a visiting lecturer in hisOthers were cau.ted by the trig tory and political science and was raised to the rank of professor in gcr being caught in the brush Discing a weapon in or removing 1947. He was named director ofj it from an automobile, crossing . the Institute of Government in fence with loaded gun, the hunt 1946 and became head of the De- er stumbling or falling, or just partment of Political Science in plain horseplay. 1948. ELEVEN ACCIDENTS were not He assumed his present post at with hunting, one be associated Tempo, Arizona, in September of ing fatal. Most of these resulted 1960. DR. DURHAM is himself an from practice cf the fast draw, " alumnus of the University hav- horseplay, the old lament of know the gun was loaded,' didn't ing earned his B.A. degree in and other common forms of care1932. He went on to take the lessness. first Ph D. degree in political The department placed signifi science to be awarded by the cance on the fact that only one University of California at Los in four accidents was caused by Angelc-where in preActive in af'airs of the Church juvenile hunters, vious years the best record has of Jesus Christ of Latter- - day been one in three. This was at Saints. Dr. Durham is the author tributed to the State's mandatory of several church publications. He hunter training law for ju contributes a monthly article to veniles ra'ety which has been in effect "The Improvement Era." official the past three years. magazine of the LDS Church. Eight persons involved in hunl A NATIVE of Pa rowan. Iron ing accidents last year have lost County, he is married to the for- their license privileges for mer Eudora Widtsoe. They are five hunting it was found the after years, the parents of three children. accident resulted from careless "Few men have brought more ness or negligence. honor to their alma mater than has Homer Durham," Gen. Watts said. The Alumni Association is JUDGED Some people are judged by picthat he could return pleased 'home' for this occasion that al- tures of ancestors hanging in the his support and in- parlor; others are by the num ways had bers kiddies hanging onto their terest." 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