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Show Thursday, March 17, i960. DESERET NEWS AND TELEGRAM, Salt Lake City, 12D Utah's Capital City Rates Well In FBI Crime Index Comparison Salt Lake City compared favorably with eight other v cities in its population class in index figures released crime v by the FBI Thursday, Although Salt Lake had next to the most number of forcible .sex crimes, 27, reports on six other crime categories used for comparison purposes proved more favorable. Worcester, reported (he least offenses in five' of the seven categories. Known murders and remanslaughters ported for 1959 in Siflt bake totaled three, the same as reported for 1958, ranking Salt Lake only behind the Mass- Mass., SPRING DOWNTOWN DAYS FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Biggest Values Ever at BAKER'S. . . New bow-twi- achysetts leader and tying it with. Providence, R.I, for the least offenses in this category. Utahs capital city ranked third in robbery (77), aggravated assault (125) and auto e theft (508), again on a basis, Worcester had the least offenses n the first two categories, with Syracuse, N.Y., the least auto thefts. v However, Salt Lake slipped to fifth and sixth place, respectively, for burglary (breaking and entering) and larceny (more than $50) with figures of 1,532 and 895 known cases m 1959. Syracuse had least of the former offenses and Worcester least of the latter to complete a two-citmonopoly least-offens- for your Spring dress flail OuaffCrafTfashton's softer ' adds slimmerflattery, feminine swish of bow! Try this new your favorite look for bfack, in A motorist who stopped his cgt, got out and struck a 16 year-olboy on the back of the head several times near 2nd Ave.'and J St wa,s being sought by police Thursday. t Steven Harris, 272 I he was walking home from school about 3:50 p.m. While walking along the street he feigned throwing a snowball at a passing car. The driver stopped and after throwing a snowball at the boy, struck him several times on the back of the head, leaving a scratch end bumps, a police report showed. pale beige, red or while leather. - n 99 :l -- d ' St.,-sai- the nine-cit- ) 261 MAIN 8T..& SUGAR HOUSE CENTER also 2415 Washlngtpn Blvd., Ogden Add 25 postage plus sales tax (or MAIL ORDERS. (Sorry d bloq. Ordiharily, Salt Lake is compared for purposes of the crime index trend report with nine other cities, but figures for Tampa. Fla, were 1ncom- plete and not reported. Also Included with those already mentioned are El Paso, Tex Jacksonville, Fla.; Richmond, Va.; Tulsa, Okla., and Wichita, Kan. Major crimes throughout the United States continued to increase during 1959, according to the p i e 1 i m i n a r y crime figures released Thursday by the Department of Justice, under whose authority the FBI operates FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover announced an alarming seven per cent crime increase against the person in 1959Tand he particuiarly called attention to a five per cent Increase in the number of juveniles arrested In 1959. All of the major crime clasand sifications, First Salvos Fired By. Utah Guard Deseret News Special SALINAS TRAINING CENUtah TER, PUERTO RICO National Guard howitzer crews started their big guns firing a backThursday against ground of Puerto Rican jungle. Richfields Batteiy A, 2nd Howitzer Battalion, 222nd Field Artillery, commanded by Capt O. S. Maxfield, was the first Utah unit into action m Operation Big Slam-PuertPine, biggest peacetime war maneuvers of U.S. forces in history. Battery B from St. George, commanded by lst Lt. Efwm C. Moss, will fire their first rounds Friday and on Satur C Fillmore and b u r7lTr y,increased Tri 1959 fday Battery will into action. Beaver, swing L over 1958A Ihe jrepof slates! Their 'comm&ndlng of fleer is "Aggravated assaulfsrup sev- 1st Lt. Cloyd C. Day. en percent, showed the great- The Utah Guardsmen, only est rise. guard unit taking part in the Puerto Rico exercises, received their howitzers Wednesday. The St. George battery Friday will be firing for Maj. Gen. Maxwell E. Rich, Utah adjuIn tant general, and other top An evening class in oral read- Aimy, Navy and Air Force brass watching the war games. ing, primarily designed for The Utah unit will be part of teachers and prospective teach- units repelling aggressors ers, will be offered by the Uni- represented by Puerto Rican National Guard units in the versity of Utah Extension diviFriday action. sion beginning April 1. The two month class will b? held each Friday from 4 to 7 Sermon Announced Build ""the pm. at the University Library The sermon under the direction of Prof. Church will be preached SunMadeleine Helfrey. day at the 11 a.m. worship will begin Service by the Revr Lynn S. 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