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Show 2 Science Winners Avjait National Fair Mi. and Mrs. Rex S. McKee of Beaver and Karl Magleby and Ru haid Lowe of Highland High, thud, Kail is the son of Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Magleby, 2152 Crystal Ave. (2590 South' and Richaid is the son of Mr. and Mis. T. Rex Lowe, 209818th East, Third honoiable mention went to Byron Butterworth of Provo High, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin G. Butterworth. Four.h went to a team from Bountiful High Mildred Marie Everett and Beverly Parr'sh. Mildred is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. Harry Everett, Centerville, and Beveily is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs John D. Tarrish of Center-- By MERMEN G. FAIRBANKS Deseret New Staff Writer Utah's two top junior scientists Monday weie grooming their projects for entiy m the National Science fair to be held May at Indianapolis, Ind. The top two are William Rich of Highland High School and Wayne Young of Provo High School. They share first place honors in the State Science Fair held Friday and Saturday at the University of Utah. William is the son of Mr. and Mis Joseph C. Rich, 2284 Kensington Ave. (1530 Soutni. His project was on the abundance of the elements. Wayne is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan W. Young of Piovo. His exhibit was on the bacteriological sensitivity of antibiotus. The fair concluded ate Saturday with piesentation of awards and citations to winners in junior division competition spon- sored bv the Utah Academy of Sciences. Arts and Letters and the Deseret News. Membeis of the academy appioved a proposal from Pres. William H. Behle that the organization be incorporated. They also passed a resolution that advancing age should not be a disci iminating factor in employment in Utah Honorable mentions were Lynn D. McKee of Beaver High, second, the son of 11-1- v die. - HIGHLAND HIGH WINNER William Rich of Highland High School shared top honors in the State Science Fair at the University of Utah for his exhibit and project on abundance of the elements. Two winners will represent Utah in national science fair in May. ! Physical science repotting winners were Charles Mayne of Montieello High School, fust and Tyrone Hamsun. Jordan High School, second place. In the biological sciences, Charlotte Erickson of Logan High Sihool won first place and Craig Stutz of Oiom High School won second place honois. Mathematics contest winners included Wan on Wiscomhe, Olympus High School, fust; Kenneth C. Bess of Jordan, second; Gary Newell, East High, third; Robert Clayton, Bountiful, fourth; Samuel S. Stewart, East, fifth. Honoiable mentions weie awarded to Rulon Linford, Highland High; DeVon See SCIENCE on Page B4 Fumes ECill Mother, Son Dn S.L Home Damage To Fruit Runs High in Utah Damage to Utah's fruit crop may run into millions of dollars from below freezing temperatures early Sunday morn- SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH B SECTION MONDAY, APRIL PKOYO HIGH WINNER Second top prize in the State Science fair went to Wayne Young of Provo High for his project on bacteriological sensitivity of antibiotics. Fair was sponsored by the Utah Academy of Sciences, Aits and Letters and Deseret News. 18, 1960 A operator in W. 7050 South, Bountiful, told She was a school nurse for Rethe Lake Salt police that she had visited her many years In the Salt Lake County The mercury dropped to 22 in Utah County and may corder's QUice and her son mother in law later In the day have wiped out the entire cherry crop. were found dead in their home Sunday, but could not arouse City schools. She was also Extensive damage was also active in the Democratic Monday at 11:25 am., the vic- anyone in the house. She said very reported to peaches, apricots were she of fumes from left, Tarty. thinking they poisonous tims land to pears which were in not at home. She was a former secretary a burning gas heater. the bloom stage, according to S.l Mr. Robinson was employed of the auxiliary of the Benevowere Dead Mrs. Beit ha Joel Barlow, Utah County agriRobinson, 68, of 2286 S. as a serviceman for Jackson lent and Protective Order of cultural agent. Three new stakes of the vision was dnectod by Elders Lake St. (710 Fasti, and hcr Truck Rental, 1055 S. 6th West. Elks Lodge 85. She was also ' Lat-W. Kimball and j Spencer 1 son, of Jesus Christ of Fruit growers attempted Mrs. Robinson was born a secretary in thp auxiliary i Percy W. Robinson, 49. Iter-daz ..v Saints were created George Q. Morris of the Coun 8, 1892, In Salt Lake of the International Order of March perately to use smudge pots was Mrs. Robinson's body where they could, but some Sunday, to bring the total of cil of the Twelve. discovered in a bed in a back City, a daughter of William Foresters. winds and the frigid tempera- stakes to 297. New President She is survived by her moth'bedroom. Her son's body was and Ellen Smithen M. Drushal. tures prevented them from She was marripd to Percy er, Salt Lake City; two sons, Named as new president of Two of the new stakes were found lying on the floor in W. Robinson Sr. He died in Harold Robinson, Salt Laka doing much good. Mr. Barlow formed by the living room. three.way divi. the BYU Stake was Wayne R. 1936. She later married his City, and Albert G. Robinson, sion of the BYU Stake in Hales of the BYU faculty. SusAll Shut Tightly Most county agents throughFrank A. Robinson. Bountiful; four grandchildren; brother, Lee as were counselors tained BYU new to the create officers said He died In 1948. out northern Utah were mak- Provo, Investigating two sisters and five brothers. B. Valentine and Daniel IE BYU and Third Second Stakes. were the windows of the house ing surveys Monday to deter- This division was under the Ludlow. Named as stake clerk all tightly shut and the heater mine the full extent of the direction of President Henry was Lars G. Crandall. in Mrs. Robinson's bedroom damage. D. Moyle of the First PresiReleased as president of was on "full blast. Some growers in Utah de and Stake was President An- Exhaust from the heater was thought ,atrk Pe,BYU tysaid Sunday they tone K. Romney and Counse-oforced back into the dwelling the cherry crop might have ,ersf,n and Rlchard the Council of the Twelve jlors Daniel D. Bushnell and by a clogged flue, Salt Lake been wiped out by the cold. I The other new stake created Wayne B. Hales, Police said. The cherry crop alone in the was the Napa Stake in Califor- The stake now includes nine The bodies were discovered county runs more than SI mil- DOROTHY STEVENSON nia, created by a division of wards. by Jim Mathews, chief deputy bandits struck twice rash register, he ordered his . . . seek GOP party post county director, and Tally B. In ArmedLake Santa Rosa Stake. This With the organization of the The mercury went to 21 at Salt City Sunday, rob- victim Into a vacant room on new BYU Second Stake, Bryan 24 at Salt Lake City Burbidge, Salt Lake County bing an apartment hotel and the hotel's first floor and tied W. Belnap was named stake and 30 at Ogdon early Sunday deputy sheriff. a grocery store of $1,000. his hands behind his back and Mr. Mathews said, Mrs. president. Counselors to Presihis feet to the bottom of the morning, but readings were The clerk New of the night Sand-gredent Belnap are Clyde Robinson has never been late Ute much warmer Monday morbed. As he left the room he 119 N. Main St., Hotel, DAVID R. KENDRICK or missed a day of work." and Phileon Robinson Jr. was held at gunpoint and locked the door. . . . crushed under truck ning. J. M. Smith was named new Failed To Report Police said Mr. Roberts Salt Lake City had a 43 and forced to surrender $184 from stake clerk. other lows were generally in When she failed to report to the hotel's cash register early worked his feet free and man-age- d BY U Third Stake to raise a window In the the 30s. work Monday morning, he Sunday morning. He then was F. Lake Salt said he called her home and left tied to a bed in a vacant room to make his escape. He Parrish, Joseph The new president of BYU notified police about 15 minCounty agent, said he planned Third Stake Is William Noble got a busy signal. He kept room. to survey the county Monday Mrs. Dorothy Stevenson. Im- calling, hut continued to get Waite, former stake president Shortly after 9 p.m. Sunday utes after the robbery ocand expects to find at least curred. from California. His counselors mediate past vice chairwoman the busy signal. At 11 am., a lone bandit entered the some damage to most crops. The gunman was described Mr. Mathpws went to the 1701 S. West Food include Dean A. Peterson and of the Salt Lake Store, County Re- sheriffs office and then with Temple, and robbed the store as 28 to 31 years old, 170 However, he indicated it Fred A. Schwendiman. Max L. would still be some time before Waters was named stake clerk publican organization, Monday Deputy Burbidge drove to th of an estimated $500 while a pounds and was of medium build. He wore light trousers full extent of the damage could line of customers stood by. with R. Dermont Bell as assist- announced she would seek the Robinson home. be determined. and a light bulky knit sweater. to After LOG AN A talking neighbois, ant. of hotel said the rob national Polirp post Republican cold to The he Burt Riter, 39. 3228 Yosem-it- e two a men forced hackthe and snap appears door a was killed by BYU Second Stake has eight committocwoman from Utah. hoy bery victim, night rlctk Reed St , assistant manager of entered the house, which was L. Roberts, 31, of 251 B St., ing automobile here Mon- over for awhile. Tuesday's wards and BYU Third Stake inVoting for the party organ- filled with noxious fumes. the grocery store, told police to his work day. Police identified the forecast calls for mostly cloudy cludes nine wards. managed bindings he was child as Cole Horlaeher, son skies and high temperatures of A telephone and some pajicrs loose and working at the rear The old BYU Stake had 26 izational office will take pace escape through a of 60 75. to Lows the markpt when the banMr. were on the floor Monday night C. Donnlel of Mr. and Mrs. by lying window from the locked room and 8.100 members be- at the state organizational conwards Robinson's body. about 15 minutes after the dit approached and ordered Horlaeher, 1361 Davis Ave. will be between 30 and 45. fore the Sunday division. vention, set for April 30 at the him to "turn around." Salt Iakc fiollrp officers, bandit left. nothing to worry about. Terrace Ballroom, 464 S. Main .who took Spoke To Students Utah 1960 highway death Some cherries and apples Brandishing what appeared investigation of the Mr. Roberts told InvestigatPresident Movie, who was St. See ROBBERY on Page B-toll was boosted to 45 Monday were damaged in Davis County, case because the Robinson ing officers he had conversed Active In Party presiding officer when the home is within the city limits, with the gunman for about following the violent death but L. Darrell Stokes, county BYU Stake was organized here Active for many yea is in speculated that Mr. Robinson half an hour before he was Sunday of a Salt Lake County agent, said it did net appear four years ago, urged students that the loss would be very had tried to telephone for confronted with a small caliyouth on his 19th birthday. Republican party activities, to use their time wisely. The rocketing figure com- - great. Some concern was help, but was overcome befqre ber pistol and forced to surHe emphasized the impor-Se- Mrs. Stevenson is also serving he could do so. with 37 at this same time pressed over sugar beet stands render the rash receipts from A small neighbor girl told the hotel's ash register. last year. STAKES on Page B 4 a sei ond term as vice chairman coming out of the ground. tel id Killed Sundav was David of the Second Congressional police that she saw Mr. Robin- Investigating officers said Kendrick. 19, 3900 S. 3200 West. CLEARFIELD District Republican organiza- son about 10:30 a.m. Sunday. the victim was cleaning the Captain Mrs. Albert G. Robinson, 560 halls of the hotel when the S. F. Palmer, He was a son of Mr. and Mrs. tion. commanding reside C. who Kendrick Ralph bandit approached with his officer at the ClearfL-lOn the national political in Orange, Calif. Mr. Kendrick arm in a sling and struck up Naval Supply Depot, anlevel, her experience includes was dead on arrival at St a conversation. nounced Monday that the office as vice chairman of the SECTION B Mark's Hospital at 10:50 a.m. He left and later returned disposal department at the of the committee campaign ml SCENE TODAY National Federation of WomThe driver of the truck about 2:30 a m., pulled his arm base will remain located In which the victim was a passen- from the sling and waved the Clearfield. It will employ 1, 2, 4, 12 en's Republican Clubs and de- City Regional 3 grr, Tredwcll Jonas, 18. same Theater pistol at Mr. Roberts, police nonie 125 people which were a of vote velopment analysis address as the victim, suffered 4 were told. to he originally laid off by and organization plan which Obituaries At once began to bawl: lacerations and bruises but was A LITTLE OLD LADY incidentally, why is After thp bandit emptied the the deKt cutback. 511 !was adopted by the GOP na- Action Ads God bless me! but the Elephant it always a little old lady and never a not hospitalized. tional committee. Is very like a wall!" Both men were thrown from big old lady? anyway, this elderly person She also presented a prec inct their light delivery truck as it walked into the police station the other day organization plan for eight The Second, feeling of the task, went out of control and over- and started looking around somewhat besouthern and southwestern C ried, we what have here. an "Ho, wildered-like. turned after colliding with states and for two Idaho po-- ' So very round and smooth and sharp? other truck. The victim was lit if al schools. She has attend So Jack Monson, our reporter over To me "tis mighty clear crushed when the truck rolled ed national conventions of the that way and a Boy Scout type If there over him, according to investi-- j This wonder of an elephant party, the presidential inauguever was one, step up and asks If he can Is very like a spear! gating Salt Lake Police Offi-ral and Women's Federation be of assistance, cer Keith Nielsen. board meetings in Washington, The Third appre-ehe- d the animal, The light truck was owned DC. And to take I so. . . . happening Bank?" Zion's this Isn't guess hv the Great Basin Food ServState Aide The his hands. within tiunk squirming replied the L. O. L ice. The two youths, employes On local level she has the Thus, boldly up and spake: Informed by Jack that ne was not in of the same company, were er. served state headquarters, in "I see." "the he, quoth but local Eltphar.f in the mute to Brigham City to de- the bank, gendarmerie, she as of the 1951 Is very like a snake!" lis er foodstuffs when the acci-- , exclaimed. "Good heavens! I AM mixed Women's Division for a SltYi dent happened at 17th North up!" and bolted for the door. The Fourth reached out his eager hand. fund dinner served as treas and Redwood Rd. (1700 West' And felt about the knee. urer and as both 3rd and 1th about 10:30 a m. What most this wondrous beaq :s like vice presidents of the Utah ANOTHER OLD TIMER Officer Nielsen said the I Federation of Women's Repub migniy plain, quoth lie; Can't think of a betier use for today s truck was northbound Tis iican Clubs she also prepared enough the Elephant Gene Yal following another light truck space than to reprint the poem Is VPIV like a tree" stale and Congressional d:s Kar.ab Tate of and asked for. otheis bv C many Arthur Warden. operated trict vote analyses for the state The Fifth, who chanced to touch the ear have since requested 36. 143 W. Sth North. enmmitteo. Said: E'en the blindest man At 17th North, the Warden She has served as delegate Meanwhile, thanks to Mrs. Bert Jak vehicle attempted to makp a fan tet! what this resembles most; to siate and county ronven out son who of it Lewiston, Ltah, up dug to west left turn or 17th go Deny the fat who can. of her eighth grade Maurine Dougio:,s, as a d, strict vice ehaT North At the 'anp time, the This marvel of an Elephant man and is a member of the las of Bountiful, and mantlets others who second truck driver- hv the Is very like a fan!" Iam- t'.ty Women s R Sad H Mr. T. sent to .Toras youth began to pa along the Club. r.o The sooner Sixth had publican begun Warded Vehicle. THE BLIND MEN AND THE ELI THANT .She was a member of the About the bea-- t to iope Officer Nielsen said the food Utah Councils Legislative (A Hindu Fahl by John Godfrey Saxe) Than, seizing on thr swinging tail service truck collided with thn local It fell of was his men Indostan That government survey com six left side of the Warded ma To learmrg mui-mission, has seived as a mem 'I see" quo'h to, chine and then went out of r,e,red. Elepnai t her and off, cer of the Women s YY ho wert Is very ha1"! E kc a re;-'to see control. It struck the shoulder State Legislate Council of d harrow p t e- - Ke ro-t'Though ail of ,ven w:r b1 men of I"! A"d so is a p mber of the Amer rmh Trar ear - hv riw.ie," s;de rf IT'- - Nfth ad roll-STORE YH TIMs -- Burt R ter left I' j d loud ar In- g BOUND TO BID Reed L Rohert Fa Id "service Home Pla'e t ! v f.rid. M.g'-.sa.f. t'r Kr- I .a- i, ir !' Stewart Watki-'1- - ran ire paper R at f,w r dountewn ..'d , ileik , the Wornr- s right Tift Commit'ee. F.alro dr;ek was . Pjv'l t l i . L ! m ; Tfe F,;s- a; rf'i rg stiff ( tv.urd to bed follow ;rg eai Arm-ark um,ai to ere ao aimed harriit st., r Board of Ca-c- Murra- her- - April i7 I0'. 9 r'eV fieri r g fit New I'.hhflV with Sunday nght foliowirg rob UrtS ja:!'-- . t the a Hole', as o'h a"d ITA pres, "oerty Hr See FATALITY on Tage B 4 b Ard aJ were ,n c wro-- g Agd.r st n v bi a j a a ui d Mir Rut At e,iaiei with SDl photo-copyin- ing. 3 New Stakes Bring Church Total To 297 " .... or- - V , A . A, I J Gunmen Get $1,000 In 2 S.L. Sticlcups , Woman Bids For GOP Party Office Crash Kills Youth On 19th Birthday Buy-Ryt- e 4 mmmm s ' d "led (jUMunib 1 rlr-rf- - i(-- e ! J se ! d.f -r fc - - ir' - ,-- : h- li- - T"-ug- r. ? . - .t . o. C- t. . SL..A. JL, M,. i,-- |
