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Show v" ' ( CESEtn 4D NEWS AND TELEGIAM, Salt lol. . CsIlSj Nof I!;vim:aShovn Lcr GircarnFencing DujvuyRob- In Vcr Dcbnso - Supreme Court split Justice F. Henri Henrlod three-to-tw- o late Friday in de- wrote the prevailing opinion ciding that a city "is not obli in which Justices E. R. Canis.gated to enclose banks of ca ter Jr. and J. Allan Crocket sals or streams as a means pf concurred. Justice Roger L preventing drowning. McDopough wrote a dissenting opinion in which Chief Justice Lester-A- . Wade concurred. The majority opinion reverses a Third District Court judgment which granted damages to Arnold and Inez Brink erhoff against Salt Lake City for the drowning-n- f rthetr -- 2 j child. Paid Arnold year-ol- d Brinkerhoff, The child drowned Utah - ; i . Sowdo;, Mo, 5, Clly, ' By JOSEPH T. LIDDELL Deseret Newt Staff Writer DUGWAY PROVING K3 KSL TO HONOR FOUNDER, ZCcrjAl BVUj! NOTEOTHMILESTON- E- WinPiiics Nathan, O. Fullmer, one of the founders of a tiny radio station that became mighty KSL, will be honored by the . station this month as it celebrates its 40th anniversary. Mr.' Fullmer, then business and advertising manager of The Deseret News, and IL C Wilson a News employe and radio engineer, are credited with starting radio in the Mountain West with the establisht ment of a station, with call letters KZN, in shack, atop the News building,"'" The first program on May 6, 19JV featured President Heber J. Grgnrof the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-daSaints, George Albert Smith, who was later to Fcr Jruitiliinn ,OVO Two woman journalists at Brigham Voung Uni- -' versity received top awards at the 26th annual BYU Journalism Awards Banquet Friday 500-wat- Warfare techniques and defenses against t them, plus scientific discovernight ies proven at Dugway are helpKaren White- ,- Santa Ana ing discourage Communists' Calif, member of the Dally thoughts about committing Clarence G ' pecome Universe business staff and PresidentMayor aggression. Neslen. and several other Church and Des- - Mr. Fullmer feature writer, won the Foracn. -- Newsmen learned - Friday, rials. during a day-lon- g press tour, station continued under Deseret News sponsor- - 7 Green award as the outstandof these ' developments and ing graduating senior. Mr. Fullmer at the helm for two years and many others which have been Sept 17, 1957 in the Jordan -- Penne Freebairn, Hermosa sold.- ' was and Salt Lake Canal where It vast at the perfected pro Beach, Calif, editor of this Mr. Fullmer became assothe News, After leaving crosses 27th South at approxigrounds. In 1956. He years Banyan yearbook, reActing post comnjarider Paul ciated with the dairy industry, retiring mately 12th East near the ceived the Dorothy O. Rea $100 resides at 2262 S. th Rast . . R. Cerar, briefing the group, Brinkerhoff home. scholarship as the outstanding' - In his prevailing opinion said the lUJT'Army Chemical woman. junior e at Iug-onjrts ofassembled Two girt journalists from the largest conthat a decision otherwise would American Fork High School, nr centrations of scientific talent Original Signatures subject every hamlet, village, Karen Marie Jensen and Kathy A in the west town, city, county or private Durrant'won duplicate Provo newsmen-DugwaHe told y owners to damage property Daily Herald scholarships to' Proving Ground is compar-ablet- o suits if they do not fence every BYU After a first place tie in Salt lak County youths Ross Vr Jones, major industrial counriver, stream, open canal or the newspapers annual feature B-- l the which the in nation, made terparts" 1 ditch. crosses, Indicating from Continued -by and Ronald E Hancey, 9, Inspect opening in Page writing cohtest N.L. Christen-se- n discovscientific develops top could not write his He pointed out that previous - cave in southeast Salt lake County, depositor of the Provo Herald pre until Just was continued dents He said eries. the, southwestInstances these In name. supreme court decisions had the awards, sented many ern Tooele County fortress few years ago when the held that the atate is not liable Alt Pratte, Lethbridge, Alcrosses were later supplanted methods of proves up warfare Churoh sold the bank to prifor damages due to flood waBYU. journalism Danny Esplin and protean Jft Jtaee maJor with the signature when the berta, a vate Interests. winner of the was . swallows poison ters, Injuries irondbljm Incimodes of conquest which, in lowrlteI HO e f enamed dent to a schoolyard incineraNeWS Internship were depositor-learne- d t the signatures detected cannot be process, Many! by tor,, operation of a recreation Many of the names are for award for 1962. Norman mans physical senses, area7 collapse of a grandstand Deseret News city edisaidMr. chUdrenTTndicatlng, Electronic and mechanical July ! pageant, operation tor, also presented the Deseret-New- s at devices at Woodbur Dugway parents of a sleigh-ridin- g area, golf High School award to which are the only known taught their children a coups, airport waiting room COTTONWOOD HEIGHTS County residents were warned methods of detecting Marsha Gardner, American deadly or sewer. have nearly- - forgot- Fork. . v ? 2 Spring hiking expeditions. thi week. and radiochemical, biological pointed Into mountain -- caves may resavawards Student out publication1 ten, N by taking thrift, could which be agents out that since the drowning, sult in tragedy, Salt Lake Sheriff George Beckstead logical were also given to members of ings accounts." said hikers 6hoidd be more used by enemies in an attack the city has covered and enthe executive sjatf of the Daily on United States. the Beautiful Handwriting closed the old canal jtream in Universe- ,- Banyan 'and WYI? -than.Just cautious -- In going A host of scientists and mill "'The signatures range In magazine staffs and to the a pipe. Dwnt Nw WmMmImi lurtll into caves, old mine shafts tary offitfiills assured the touris my opinion that In a It from squiggly crosses graduating seniors. style WASHINGTON The Board and any other dangerous open- ing group of the potent retaliaMONROE, Sevier County community containing many chicken and tracks to beautiful and tot Monroe the tory in mountains." power of protective .An the of Rivers and Harbors the ings residences in which children died Friday afternoon several reside, the maintenance of Such jaunts have resulted in U. S. Armed Forces possess jn Army Corps of Engineers Fri specimens of handwriting All of the writing is in blade hours after he had swallowed serious-inju- ry and death to the CbR (chemical, biological streets or sidewalks day breathed new life into Ink, and Well preserved. A few an animal insecticide found In bridges, hikers and explorers, Sheriff and radiological) fields. without a canal to close Creek proReservoir of the -4 t Discussing nuclear testa in Idahos Burns h the family Jeep, signatures Are in old Beckstead pointed out viding an adequate barricade BT from U- - $, and. project Continued German the the Pago atmosphere by script. Indicating seven Danny Esplin; son of Mr. and comes within provisions week Earlier this SecThe $48 million:regulatory Mrs. Kay Esplin, Monroe; died tion 1 he wrote. This county youth, ages 15 to 19, Russia, spokesmen said the dam was disapproved earlier depositor was an Immigrant tentlal off grounds parking Rich-fielcurrent American detonations The signatures run from the ;at St Michael Hospital, found a cave in the mountains claims for damages this year as a reclamation The land offeree) by Mr, MOAB Sen. Wallace F. Ben- In no of harmabout 1 pun. Doctors had permits a carry first danger any Brigham Young and his section the southeast of the on behalf of the State project by the House Interior against city for "unsafe, dan- nett Macey ful fallout on on areas worked some tot dated the for Oct 1873, associates, 1, populous . Saturday . conditions of any . county. Equipped only with of Committee. extends approxi-- , gerous Board Fair world. the In to Oct L 1886. three hours in an effort to save street, etc," he concluded. .contrast, the The board accepted the proj progress piade In jropes, theylowered themselves Russian detonations 700 feet In an east-wemately are far Under remarks, one signer him,., recent years to develop scenic interfile several hundred-foo- t more apt to produce annoying ect Friday as a flood control wrote, Imsse of death, pay dlrection. Although the land The iather had taken the two about and Opening, spent and .. .recreational areas 1 fallout. But officials said there facility, might not be deeded outright to son, Paul" hours exploring' youngster and a 3 year-olcomRep. Ralph Harding XD-to an' been had occur no Utah. Southern In the with Ann, One of the' youthsThome on listed Occupations Jeep Idaho) and Sen. Frank Church land would the said he mission, harmful fallout to now In up His remarks were made at leave from Army duty, later him. While he stopped to talk have been attempt- In addition to names, sign- be offered free of charge and to a neighbor the youngster the dedication the visitors declared: "It looked like fun at any of the testa. ing to have the engineers build ers were required to list resi with no controls by the State center at Arches National crawled into the back .of the Bums Creek, saying their first to explore the cave, but dence, occupation, year of Fair Board. near here. vehicle and found a soda water soon wished thatl had stayed this fall depended birth, names of father and Estimating that cost of such I .e dedication of the out It --was bottle. It contained the poison. Progress in a federal study upon action of the project very frightening mother, and to check If they an complex N The father said a wooden of the status of water poUu-- , rches visitors, center la an and Til never try going into Faces Review were "married, single, minor, would probably be about $7. Project the-great cork had been tightly Wedged tion on the Colorado River important part "of cave pny again. Bums Creek must now face colored, orphan, apprentice." million to $7.5 milllon, he said be Mission 66 Program pioneered into the bottle with a ham. system in seven state-WAs hikers descend steep There is a deposit for the that about half this amount review by the Chief of Engimer. Somehow the boy had re- reported at an interstate con by President Eisenhower and lopes e they are often caught neers, state and other federal 20th Ward Relief Society, per would be used for the moved It. ference Wednesday and Thurs- initiated in 1956," he said. unaware by such openings. Elizth. G Hanford, pres. of the the officials, land. Secretary of necessary So lethal Is the poison that day at theState Office Bldg, Tt was my privilege to make The -to Avoid them - Another is by Wm. R. AdArmy and Congress. Salt Lake coijcesslonnaTre As several speeches in the Senate Is toonly way physicians said half of a tea- - auditorium. said Sen. treasurer of stay kins, Wasatch Church, youths awayrthe Friday Teete agreed with ' Mri J. Utah Power and Light Co. Bums Creek refuses to die. Fire Co. 2 nducting the conference and to appear before the Sen- advised. spoonful would be fatal to an Maceys estimate that" land ill beMurray Seln, Washing- ate Appropriations Committee adult Openings to caves -- have will absorb the Swan Creek I still see a chalice for action turning of the pages offered by. ,the board would Several long "distance tele- ton, D.C chief of the enforce- as part of the program to get often been covered In the past Electric Co. operations in Rich in Congress this year. n fumed up the following sAve taxpayers more than $3 phone calls were made'jn an ment branch. Division of Wa- the Mission 66 program under to prevent accident, but keepI am said, Harding Rep. names: Utah as a result of an County order George million. ter Supply and Pollution Con- way," 'attempt to find anarftldote! them covered is difficult issued gratified by the approval of Careless, James DinwoOdey, Mr. Teece noted also that He eaid the program will ing Friday by the State the fropruie State Pol-io- n trol, U.S. Public Health ServboarcL Thls is another step Matthias F. and 'often impossible, Sheriff j. A report Cowley, Lucy W. there would Undoubtedly-b- e a , Center Salt Lake City, icer contlnue untll 1966. Service Public Commission. in the eventual approval by Decker Young, Don Carlos Beckstead explained. Said there was no known He pointed out that "virmajor traffic problem created As a result of the consolida- Congress. I hope we can get Lynn S, Thatcher, executive who opened ac- by turning loose thoupsands Jt. secretary of the Utah Water tually nothing" was done betion, 593 power customers in action before the end of the Young counts for his children-Rud- g of cars In the downtown area-fo- r 'After the father noticed the Pollution Control Board, said fore 1956 to develop Arches, the communities of Garden session. er Clawson,and dozens of the many events held at bottle had been taken from the progress reports will be made but since then $1,533,511 had I R City,jiketown, tndolph Thg'board also approved others. the proposed auditorium. Woodruff an,d Pickleville Mill Blackfoot Dam on the Black-fobyrepresematives - of all fed- been spent or allocated to became alarmed, eral agencies and stamps in- rpds and trails, and $444,378 Reservoir and Ririe Dam rates ehjey lower system-wid- e The boy had Immediately volved In the itudy.These In- to buildings and utilities. effective over UP&L territory, and Reservoir on Willow Another $319,300 is planned clude the Department of Agrigone into a convulsion. the order says. Creek.lt was scheduled to conMr. Esplin rushed to a Mon-.ro- e culture, Atomic Energy Com- for Arches by 1966, making A barrage of bricks, plaster Purchase of the smaller sider Fremont DAm on Saturdrug store seeking an anti- mission, Bureau of Land Man- grand, total of $2.3 mUMon In and boards plopped down on company results from increas- day dote. The boy was then taken agement and the states, he 10 years, said the bed of an girl ing demands for electric power to the hospital at Richfield. . said. senator. sec- to meet Saturday just moraing. irrigation pumping He also enumerated projects onds after she had leaped to loads. Swan The study Was launched Danny Esplin was bom In Creek did not Salt lake City, Utah, Saturday, May 5, 1962 Richfield. Oct 24, 1960, a son three years ago at the request totalling more than a half mil-llohave finances available to exsafety dbllars which will be spent Heidi Lehnerdt, daughter of of Kay and Nola Bredsguard of the states and probably will pand Its capacity. Esplin. require six years to com- at Natural Bridges Monument Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Lehnerdt, The report shows that Jn ' Survivors Include parents, plete," he said. and pointed put that $50,000 641 N. 1st Westjwas awakened ISSl Swan -Creek purchased f two brothers, ..Aharon and munici- has tentatively been earmarked a noise on the roof just 73 per cent of its energy reby Randy and a sister, Mary Ann, palities, industrial firms and for a study of the proposed above her bed. -CIIR tills M mill N WHS ysur Mxt httor to trtontf tr rstotlvs I quirements from UP&L, The all of Monroe. others, discharging waste into Southern Utah National ParkThe ceiling above the bed remainder was from generated . Grandparents, Mrs. Ann Es-- . the river system are invited way. WEEK-GhuHEADLINES OF THE rch May Regave way moments later. UTAH STATE PRISON a hydroelectric plant on Swan plin, Provo, and Mr. and Mrs. to be present aLthe conference The roof had caved in under Creek, which will continue In Thirteen Utah State Prison in-i- - store Nauvoo v -, Sterling Scholars ChosenT V Shasta7 r. T.9 Bredsguard, Monroe, whichwill pegin Wednesday Urlncfeases BiTdget. Sialaries . . . Sewer . operation-tempofarti- yuntil a mates will 'appeaf before ffie" unenU eadcftJ..p.m.Mon, PlfMJt Move . . Drowns Costly in Canal . . . Pilot' State , of . Board Boy can determination be made as Pardons day in the Monroe South Ward Police Saturday were seek- from the chimney. on hearing on pa- Critical In Jet Crash , to will Frost be whether Some Fruit, . it made Wednesday Damages Jesus' Christ of Church chapel. ing a youth seen loitering near The rubble fen on the bed Lcrwn Chairs SfoJsat- role pr termination of spur Crops . . . Traffic Toll Edges Up . . . Bees Buzz On. . of Latter-daSaints. scene of a car-- prowl in where it would have crushed the UP&L will turn over 3,300 tence. One other man wilf be Police were Informed Friday which $60 worth of tools were Miss Lehnerdts Friends may call at the fam- legs had she shares of its common Die Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-daSaints is serv-,'jc- e stock, heard on parole violation. a.m. 10 home until the Mrs. Clara Martin, 1069 H taken. Glen E. Johnson 'Jr, not been awakened by the lly by to restore historic Nauvoo, I1L Presiconsidering The plans to be held at to pay-meas hearings, $130,000, equivalent hour. 14th West, that someone had 22 Redondo Ave, told police noise. , for property and assets the hearing room of the prison, dent Henry D. Hugh B. Brown Burial Monroe City Ceme- stolen four aluminum lawn the tools were taken from his flew to Nauvoo this week to hear the proposals and meet 9 a.m, said Brent T. at begin Swan of Creek plus Co, direction Neal of any S, chairs from, her yard. The ear trunk while it was parked tery, with Interested national leaders. difference between the book Lynch, executive secretary. Magleby Mortuary, Richfield. chairs were valued at $35. at 35 E. 4th South, x Sctadulcd wpm r an Ttwroi N value of th assets and Current Grtst Jr 37,to lsl, tnd Charles Thirteen from rSaitrLake and Davts H. Adkins... 46, Denver- ,- both serrmg price of the stock, sentences for Insufmaximum County high schools won recognition and cash awards in the fund ficient Curtis 41, Traylor checks; 'Day's Of '47 Celebration first annual Sterling Scholar Program, sponsored by the Louisiana, Arthur Frandson, 20, and Ronald Jay Wllkarson, 24, St Joseph, Mo., Deseret News and KSL, Thursday night Twelve other t second dedree burglary, one to 20 years. J Shirley Wade Williamson, 21, Vernal, runneryp students also received cash awards and all re- - -second degree burglary, two counts, two, Ten members of the Utah one to sentences, consecutively, ceived sterling stiver pins and certificates. Steven L. Tingey, 21, Centerville, grand State Rural Area Development larceny and insufficient fund checks, one Committee were approved Fri- Continued from Page B-- l to 10 years and a maximum five years, Shasta, the famed liger, offspring of an African lion Three more beauties have, Beverly J. Cook, 18, daugh-adde- d Howard concurrently; Lacey, 43, Ft day afternoon by the commitand Bengal tigress, vrae making plana for her 14th birthL up ton. Cole, criminal assault, 10 years million ter Mrs. and feet names of to W. F , Raul Farmine-tonDarrelJ ofMr. their life; to the gro. Butcher, 27, square tee at an organisational meet- nine, day this Sunday at Hogle Zoo. The birth of th hybrid warehouse space could become years.carnal knowledge, maximum five Cook, 3409 'S. ing In the CapifoL ing list of girls" seeking the on May 6, 1948, made national news, Other Inmates to appear at bearings available at West Naval Clearfield New and members their ' , Temple, ,Rtclude Howard Thomas Jordon, 34, Law, Days pf 47 Quepn title In' Salt rend larceny, one to 10 years; from terms of office are J. L. Down, 'Supply Depot because It may rence, entered The ' week Utah this of Board of University Regents Clarence Butterfield, 42, Soda Springs, Lgkes annual celebration. D. James -- Cannon, Dorothy be declared surplus. Granlte Park. Idaho, habitual criminal,- - 15 years to approved a budget of over $13Tfitilion for the year, an in-- , life; Roy Wilson, 30, Pvanston. Wvo , Sanders,-daught-er which of. had Utah If a did law Sylvia Also three interested, all Zimmerman,' 7 crease of over $1 million, and voted a $1,000 a year salary years criminal assault and assault with a deadly lii sports; she is waaoan, 10 years to life and a maximum J. Edward Johnston, Helen not tax property heldjor stored ftva Pr. and Mra .Sharp Banders, increase for Pres. A. Ray Olpin, from $22,000 to $23,000 ahd , years, consecutively, end Richard com- V Bums, in state enfor the Interstate all from one 23, Fort Duchesne, attempted both 1827 Yalecrest Ave,was .the Ure, year, two vice presidents, from $17,000 to $18,000. presently 10 to one criminal veers. assault, rolled in the Salt lake City; RossH. Plant, merce, new businesses and disAppearing on parole violation will be only Balt Lake entrant Earl W Deeding, 37, Sandy, who Is Classique Model-in- g Richmond, 3 years; Aldin 6. tribution centers could be set serving Changing the site of a sewage treatment plant from s maximum five veer end ano sophomore af;5ri)e School and is 10 veer sentence the original Rose Park location will cost an additional far Insufficient funds Hayward, Bountiful, one year; up at Gearfield and the sjate end fictitious He cheeks, University of Utah College of employed as a Sites Cloward Mfes Sanders . Leo P. Harvey, Pleasant Grove, could reap added benefits Jo was received at the consecutively prison April 2S, . 7564)00, it jvas estimated this week. The Salt Lake City 1750, paroled May 12, 1757, retwised Alto -three years; George Frost, Og- defray a tax less. TTsecretary in Saif Nursingf. she said she was inCommission agreed to change the site when Rose Park 4, 1757, paroled Sent. 17, 174V and reden, three years; and Rex Cur- r He said three items must be turned April 24, 1742. 'residents protested. terested in "most aH sports." - Miss Cook Lake City. Cortnie Dee Cloward, 19, is received a second place honor ry, Fort Duchesne, two years. considered whether loss of vShe also plays the piano, "colThe Rural Area Develop- revenue JJora present taxes Craig S, Gimlin, 3, son of Mrand Mrs. Daniel Girt- lects things, and enjoys draw-in- the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. in the state .science fair for reaccould Wells be drowned In an irrigation canal this week when a She Provo. tin, ment P. whether has the Sandy, Cloward, (RAD) tobadco. in , replaced, responsisearch f ' is a student at Brigham Young Candidates for the title must bility Of providing educational tion could come through the dog Mushed against him and knocked him Into the water. . University, where she majors be 18 by May 18 of this year leadership and technical aid to Legislature or would require -C A California idiot. First Lt Slartio R. WHke, in accounting. No stranger t and be a descendant of a Utah the rural areas of the state. constitutional amendment and hurt when his Jet fighter crashed on takeoff eriticallx ' beauty Contests, she was Utah pioneer who came to the state To date 31 communities In can enough ney business be FRIDAY at HSU Air Force Base. after "Mis Christthe in into state state to refueling make .counties the seveq Countys Merry. before May lb, 1869. brought 1:00 m. 54 E. South Temple. Awnings u Ul' mas for 1960, has won suen third end fourth floor on fire CigThe contest, which is spon- have asked' to participate in such course practical The mercury dipped below freezing In several Utah arette thrown from window S50 damage He pointed out that Nebras- 7 75 perior ratings three times in sored by the Daughters of the RAD program. Standby of Salt Lake Airport. areas last weekend causing some damage to fruit --and also T landed OK the state drama festiv; ka law exempts from taxation 7 S3Riant will have Its a m. 21 to some tender garden crops, Weber and Uuh jcounties ' end Hannibal, Falsa comin interstate a'arm final judging May 18 in Salt property 1 17 pjtc-41- 2 VaW Nest Plaea Steam to apparently were hardest hit . Apartment Looted merce no matter where the Mwater Lake. tines. Faulty valve to water been . FOR Charles Forbes, 136-3rEast, goods originate. Nevada issues pr. No damage. .. f One death this, week wigedUtahl traffic' mil to 4t r jYuRDAY exemption only fj goods origfor the year, compared with 54 for the same period last omeTcr aToisri West Temple Old that a burglar had entered his inating from out of state and 2 04 asn257 Pear. an tire ( 525 damage to contents, A $50 tachometer, sto 1 e n apartment while he was at taxes goods produced in state $ to auftdind 3 3 250 W to South. had 152-ls- t Smoking ajPc The Salt Lake Bees lost to Portland 4 3 Friday night, work. Missing was $285 worth He said he would recommend bed, caused $25 from Robert Hulse, damega to contents; of belongings,., including his the Nebraska law if a change 'rlcSe damage to building but are still leading the Pacific Coast League .with 14 win Aver, wa "object of police 44 a.m. uoo N Redwood Rd. Gasoline television act were to be made. and 5 losses. a vcft Tiro, Saturday. I GROUND y -- , 7 Bank Finds Historic Book i8, Sheriff IssuesrWarning After Drinking -Jus- n, AboutEntering Caves Sevier Boy Dies (H -- 4- Jun-v-io- ' are-test- BurnsCreek Gets Rivei Board jOkay, ed tice-McDonough' prin-ciple-w- -- -i- PesiicideSpray y,-th- Visitors Cenler - , Dedicated jf AUDITORIUM At Arches Site . - AideToAir d t arena-auditoriu- River Study Mon-umen- t UP&L Given arena-auditoriu- Okay To Buy Power Firm put-chas- j -- well-know- A antl--dof- RoofCaves GirlEscapes ot Bg$mn7 Mms - -- Hearings Set n For 13By , Utah Week In Review Prison Board .- ,, semi-automati- y -- y Moyle-and'Preei- Rural Board top-stude- five-ye- Appoints 10 TAX 3 Add Names To Queen Candidate List J . A'20-yearjl- d i xs -- yd ' - 2L-wa- S 'J f - JIOME40AllS4r i; mat-tres- e T- - "T i" Z, |
