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Show f W'f f 4 10 B DESERET NEWS AND TELEGRAM, Thursday, September 5,,19$3 Writ Upheld In Utah Morals, Case CSU Polishes Plans ; For Education Meet .CEDAR CITY Planning has Jesus Christ of Latter-da- . y v A highlight of the confer- ence will be a fellowship banquet honoring President David O. McKay of The Church of Brigham Opens Peach Festival The CITY BRIGHAM 59th annual Peach Days cele- bration will . begin here Thursday at 8 p.m. with a coronation ball in the Box Elder High School. . Highlight of the event will be the selection and presentation of a Peach Queen and her two attendants from among 39 of Box ElderCoun-- , tys loveliest "peaches, Sharing the spotlight will be the junior Peach Queen- candidates and royalty, .... tThe royal trio-w-ill reign ! over the harvest festivities Friday andaturday, and grace a flbat 'ln the Peach- I Days parade slated forboth -- Thursdayat -- tyAf -c- paradeatT p.rri: ourthouse grounds -- he-w- as hurt sideswiped. " Utah Highway Patrolman Neil Cooley said the impact caused - -- $30 iirjC hcrnge Stolen theMeredith vehicleto-fl- ip over at least twice before it came to rest 265 feet away on About $30 in rellsof nickels, quarters and pennies an-- acces? road Paul Linford, 21, KaysviUeT Ave., were stolen from U. L. Storrs told police Wednes- - was listed as driver of the other car. dayr- - -- dimes, 881-2n- -- - Mr. Meredith is suffering from a badly fractured leg and intemai'-- juries. He Was driv- ing a pickup truck and had just 15 turned- - o n 1 0 Interstate vehicle' and a- - caf on"! he when-hi- s oi-m- ore "... InDavis Crash pital here after d Curtain Time USAperformers - Okays Loan U.S. ForlphrairrrFirm "Dwrtt Niwi Within ton The Area WASHINGTON Administration Redevelopment Thursday approved a loan of $79,000 to the Sanpete Forest Products Co. at Ephraim, The loan was part of an esti- mated total cost of $142,000 for construction of & sawmill, kiln, mill and charcoal plant. wave-ai-they-re- from arTTl weelTfuro-, turn pean tour of The state then appealecLthe writ to - the Utah - Supreme Cnurtfl rwi.jtrpvcrsptlarjddii -- bases! U.S.-fnilita- ry nied .the to4he B YU Entertainers Return From 12, Tour 000-AW- e By WILLIAM SANDERS played enough- - energy and DeseretNews Staff Writer , begin..-lheirl- - rKt Joseph Swenson Richard Baggett NEWS SENDS .BIRTHDAY GREETINGS TO: Cindy Stoker, Mr. and Mrs Wayne Stoker. 763 Noble P,; Peggy Burger daugh ter of Mr and Mrs George Burger. 9589 Garnet Dr Sandy; Karen Kelscti, Robert Kelsch, 3956 W. 3240 South; Troy Pearmam. daughter of Mr and Mr 2872 3rd East; Jeffrey aon of Mr. and Mrs Edward Pearmaln Longman, son trf Mr. and Mrs. Earl Longman. 2916 S 3095 West, Leendert VanHuiten, son Erika Mauer-Vnaof Mr. and Mrs. Leendert VanHuiten. 17 E 5300 South, Murray, daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Mauerman, 766 Browning Ave ; Robert 36341300 of son Mr Mrs. Eastr Judy Lamper, Hameleton, gnd Richard'Harpeleton, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Lamper, 1020 Diamond Way, Sandy; Shari Banks, daughter QpWr and Mrs John BanksWI S. 3000 West, Shaun Elii son, son of Mr and Mrs Gary Ellison, 474 E iambourne Ave ; Joseph Swenson, son of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Swenson, 4530 Holladay Blvd . Richard 353 W 4th North, Teri Baggett --Jr son- gt Mraod JArsRkhard-Bagge- tt, Carolee .Johnson, daughter of Mr and Mrs Douglas Johnson, 2941 Lehl Dr .Grimsley, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Roger Grimsley, 555 S 8th West; Johnny Batt. son of Mr and Mrs James Batt, 5078 S 1350 West, TaWorsvIHt, Patricia TThomaw-dWhtr Mr. and Mrs William Thomas, 4437 &. 100 West, Murray, and ail others babies one-ye- ar old Thursday, (Baby photos will be teken free r'gf charge at the Deseret News baby photo studio, M Richards SL, Monday THI DESERET tftughter - of Carolee 3 Grimsley Teri Johnson. through . Friday, birthday.) IN BIRTHS BOYS: Mr and Mrt Mr and Mrs Mr- - and Mrs Mr, and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr, and Mrs Mr and Mre. Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. end Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. -- Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs GIRLS: Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. end Mrs Mr and Mrs, Patricia Thomas Johnny Batt LAKE CITY HOSPITALS REPORTED THURSDAY: . Ronald E Huntington, 29 J St Donald Alma Christensen, 3525 Chaderlelgh St. Carl B Masters, 72 W Hf North. Douglas A Skene, M3 E 43th South Jerry D McKenna, 43377th East, Murray, John F Schiwal, 7150 Bueno Ava d Brent L Fletcher, East J Ciavde Christensen, 3305 S 3000 West 453 N. 4th East. Bountiful. David R. Shurlhif. Gordon E Reynolds, 1291 Gunn Ava. DeLane Johnson, 1003 E 13th South Burden Dyches, IMS Artistic Clr , Bountiful. Grant 1. Pullan, 193 S. Grant, MIdvel. Ronald Bast, 359 Green St Darrtll G McLIrath, M0 W. 1600 North, Woods Cross. Carl Martin, 133 N tth West, Woods Cross. Joseph Perrl, 167 Herbert Ava. Paul O. Bootty,- - 7145 Diamond Way, Sandy. Joseph P. Colonno, 1352 Park St. , show, - i Setting Different It is very hard to compare the two tours, reflected Anna Joy Woffinden, who was with the group last-yewhen they toured the Orient. Of course the audiences were the same, but the getting was so different that it is difficult to compare experiences. In addition to the scheduled 82 military shows, entertainers on their days off performed for stakes,- - wards and branches of . The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- - Saints.''" were eager to do shows for the Church, so the kids used their one free day a week to perform for them, said James Lawrence, the shows y PauT E Quint, 548 E. 13ttr South Robert T. Quinn, 1288 Colorado St Reed M. Smith, 3017 St Mary's Clr. Gary M. Griffiths, 163 E 2nd North, Tooele. Jerry W White, 153 S Windsor St, Jeff Butterfield, 1431 W. 4300 South, Murray. i Robert W. Frisk, 442 Welby. Dennis P Hovna, Ave., Midvale Ronald Klmmel, 5036 S. Stardust Dr., Kearns. John S. Lewis, 7391 S. 50 West. Midvale.- - Squirrel monkeys, like this fellow, are perennial favorites at Hogle Zoo. ' i Meet Friday Professional conduct and practices will be among topics discussed at the annual convention of the Utah Certified Public Accountants opening jn Salt Lake CIty Hie -- convention will com. mence at 9 a.m. at Hotel Utah. Paul D. Yeager, prominent CPA, Los Angeles, will address the opening session. The remainder of the morning" session will be devoted to panel discussions. Adam M. Duncan, chairman of the Utah Advisory Committee of the tl.S. Commission on Civil Rights, will speak at a noon luncheon. He will discuss The- Professional Man and Civil Rights. Andrew Barr, chief accountant for the Securities and Commisslon, Washington, D.a.'wm speak Saturday morning onrAccounting of SEC. l The Future of public Ex-chan- Who's Who At Hogle Zoo ToCrowd'sDelight By ROGER, PUSKY .DeseretNews StaffWriter at Hogle Zoo the squirrel Monkey--ha- s been attracting some. 6f the biggest crowds. ut then it is only natural lix squirrel monkeys to be the center .ofjttention becaiTse they are born ciowns. Jerry de Bary,zoo director, said the multicolored monkeys -- forests of Central and South America. Live In Tree Tops They live in large tribes In the tops of the trees and it is interesting that many of the monkeys will never tquch the ground in their lifetime. Thats because many of their natural enemies prowl on the ground looking for a tasty morsel. Adult squirrel monkeys seldom will weigh more than a pound. The top of their head, upper and outer parts of their body are green with a salj and pepper effect of yellow and gray spots. They have a white face while the throat, chest and under side are yellow. Colors may vary, however. Citizens Donate Zoo officials bought two squirrel monkeys . two - years ago, but the remainder of the clan was donated by citizens. Mr. de Bary said squirrel monkeys make good pets. At the zoo thejr eat meat, vitamins, insects fruits and vegetables, hard boiled egg -- and election of officers will Saturday afternoon, Young GOP. Aide Wins High Post y Desgffl Nws Washington Buraao t-a sunlamp Squrrier"monkeyshave-"- a long tail with' a black brush on the end but it is useless for climbing' unlike the gib- life span is unknown. They live in the Hon house fresh air of the childrens portion of the zoo in the summer. Their Latin name is Saimlri r Sciurea. - , Banquet Set For Burton OGDEN Congressmen from Illinois and California have announced their intention to at-- , tend a banquet' in Ogden Sept. 28, honoring freshman Utah representative Laurence J. Burton. Planning to attend the honorary affair is Rep. Charlotte ) T. Reid and Rep. Pat M. Martin House minority leader Rep. Charles A. Halleck will be the keynote speaker at the event Dr. Henry Aidous Dixon, former Utah congressman and banquet Chairman, said th? af-- , fair Is sponsored by northern Utah businessmen. It will be held In ber State College Union Building. Serving on the House Interior and Insular Affairs an Rpjd is the-elected to Congfess during Jhe last election. She Calved the nomination after- her hubsand died during the . campaign. " Rep- - Martin comes from and lmperial --counties of California. The veteran legislator also serves on tjie House Interior and Insular Affairs Committee. fR-UL- the-We- Riv-ersid- MR. AND MRS. H. WEST v Mr. and Mrs, Clark H. West, 639 Milton Ave., will be honored on their 50th wed Low Bid Announced -ding anniversary with anTtpeii On Storm Unit Work house Thursday from 4 to 7f Apparent low bidder on a p.m. at their residence. The couple was married construction contract for a Sept. 5, 1913 in the Sait Lake storm sewer on 7th East in the vicinity of 27th- - South ThursIT day was Statewide Contractor with a bid of $26,727.5(X 1 Preliminary estimate fof'ttie project was $33,238.13.--.ThSalt Lake City Commission, in addition to the contract, also opened bids fop demolition of buildings, sidewalks and driveways 7 CLARK. an- The appointmenfWas S, nounced by D. E. (BuzzF National Young Republi can president Mrr Wilson, an employe- of a brokerage firm in Salt Lake City, will work with Young uniLjmanager. Republica- n- organizations .on Mr.West A fclimax to the trip was a all levels across the Jiatlon Jesus Paris weddirrgof two of the In addition to heading the Temple, Saints. lie- "will Chris Wof Latter-datroupes members. Will Whit standing-commit- tee, Mr. WeSfTvas born April "28, tie. Provorand Beverly White, also become a --member of-lBrigham City, were married Young Republican National 1888 In DelmarrTiogarCounty, Pa., and Mrs. West, the former Aug; 31 in Paris by the. citys Committee. mayor. They will remainjn. 4jiS major'Jo'b will be to Sarah Ann Saxtonrwas bom Jan. 2, 1892 in Salt Lake City. France where Mr. Whittle will work- - out efficient Departmentjol fionarstructures rfor stateT They are the parents oLtwo sons and two daughters, L. D. the Army. county and city Young Repub- " North Highland, Calif.; West, lican groups. . Mrs. A. J. (Joy) Rule, Auburn, Calif.; George C., and Mrs. Sermon Announced. , Stanley(Selena .SarahF Artel-lan- , both Salt Lake City. BOUNTIFUL The Educa. Lu-ken- We - ht -- organiza-work-forth- e JAMHY REUNIONS Sunday at 11 a.m. by the Rev. Eugene V. Haynes at Bountiful Community Church, 100 N. 4th - and-ge- treatment quite often. -- WASHINGTON Samuel H. Wilson, secretary of the Utah Young Republican Club, has been named chairman of the National YR Committee jm Or, ganization. East. yolks, only-wom- ed be held J: -- - ' ar r CPAs Open lar to the one which last year Saturdays morning by Hilliard toured the OrienUThe Defense R. Griffen, vice president of Department honored BYU Py the' American Institute jot Cerfirst western tified Public Accountants. making The annual business meeting college to present a European t-the from 10 a m. until 3 p m , at least three davs prior to baby' SALT 4 are- - simHGountingwiU-be5is?uss- numbers-in-a-sho- Shaun -Ellison Court-do- r Lv week 12,000 mile tour all over , Nine s m i 1 i n g performers again- .hurried down an airplane The group, all Brigham ramp Wednesday afternoon Young University students, into the arms of friends and just completed a tour for the relatives. The troupers dis- - Defense Department, presenting their Curtain Time USA, to military personnel and their families in Scotland, Germany, Italy and' France. . Wonderfully Received Tt was just great, and we were received wonderfully wherever we played," said pert Janet Cutrer, Long Beach, Calif., as she clutched her PX shopping bag full of souvenirs. The troupe left McGuire Air Farce Base, N.J., June 17, in military- - air transports and presented 82 shows, under the direction of vJane Thompson. Audiences ranged from the Polaris submarine crew in Holy Loch, Scotland, to the Army foot soldiers in the. Aips ofsouthern Germany. Our shows were given m service clubs and base theaters, remarked Terry OBrien. The GFsfeaIly appreciated us and were very courteous audiences. The group presented dance, comedy, instrumental and - writlWards petition U.S. Supreme certiorari from that decision was denied. Hethen filed a writ ol habeas corpus in U.S. District Court and Federal Judge Willis W. Ritter granted It. The state then appealed totheTenth-Cir- i cuit. - Shari Banks , tes-tifie- s' The procession,- - composed than 75 units, wiH "Tmove from 2nd South to 3rd North on Main Street in Flam Ci ree band 1 concertis scheduled after the ! with rape, but a physician that the victim had not been raped but had sodomy 'committed upon her. The circuit judges wrote, the writ will be granted without prejudice to the right of the State of Utah to take custody of the petitioner for the purpose of retrying, him for the crime charged in the Information. , Prosecutors Advice In its opinion, the high court said the physician testified that sHortly before the trial be told the prosecuting attorney of his opinionihatythe woman had been a victim of sodomy, hut the prosecuting attorney, fold him to testify only in general terms that a sexual assault had been committed . upon the woman. Giving credence to the testimony of the physician, The opinion stated, it is a clear of the use of false testimony and the knowing suppression of evidence. Free On Ball Ward was received at the Utah State Prison on May 19, 1959 and was released On a court order from?' Third District Court on Jan. 25, 1961. 'He TiasBeefr freeMF $5,000- - bail 3:30 p.m. A bar- BOUNTIFUL HyrumB. Mer edith. 40. 10 W. 1600 South, re-mamed serious . Thursday in - HosSouth- - Davis ; Community X. V, The high court ruled that becue on CSUs Student Center patio will be held Wednesday . at 6 p.m. Driver-Seriou- t i Wrd had been charged only er Dr. McKay is head of the department ot languages. University of Utah. The first conference general session at 10 am. Thursday has as its Speaker, Dr. Mer-viK. Strickler Jr., chief of educational affairs, Federal Aviation Agency,. Washington D.C. Dr. Nevitt Sanford, director of-- the Institute for the Study of Human Problems, Stanford University, will ad dress the 2 pjrf. session Thursday. Fridays 9:30 a.m. session will feature Hon. George V, Allen, president of UNESCO National Commission and former U.S. ambassador and assistant secretary of state. Section meetings will De held 11-1- s in 1959. lege of Southern Utah, Wednes- lyn R. McKay, son of President day, Thursday and; Friday, MeKay will he featured speakSept. "Dr. Royden C. Braithwaite, CSU director and conference president, said delegates from Utah colleges and universities will register Thursday at 8 a.m. In the CSU auditorium breeze-way- . 1 The U.S, Tenth Circuit Court Ot. Appeals has upheld a writ of habeas corpus for Fay Ward Jr., Ogden, convicted of rape the final week for Saints. The banquet will comUtahs Conference on Higher memorate the 90th birthdayof Education to be held at Col President McKay. Dr. Llewe- , moved into w r r1 . LAORAND WARD M9mb9ff and formar nwmbara at LaGrand Ward, Saturday 7 30 p.m , 1073 McCtal land Ava. (1040 East). Rafratfimantt, prooram. - mmm. e sewer-sidewal- k zerts Center, 245 10th East. Apparent low bidder on this Sons with a bid of $1,800 pared with a preliminary mate of $3,050. comesti- - V7. Purchase U.5. Bonds CLEARFIELD Davisounty employes purchased $1 - 745 in U.S. Savings bonds dur-- ' ing July bringing to $1,226,094 tjie total savings bonds during the first seven urchased - " monthsofT963. smm KIRK is ' IMS"' 1 TONY CURTIS K DOUGLAS OPEN Joneofthc Skmtis f0T S 59, i , OPEN TOO 264-02- S47H S 4 STATS ntiwy FooOo Tw. Col., Hitt Mooratn O Hf "Spencer's Mountain" plot oxchint "lasslo's tpoocof it CrtotAdventijr". :S0 lattio T:05, 10 50 "- H- |
