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Show 4 n DESEP.ET HEWS ANDTELEGRAM, Peace Officers Soled Deputy As President Tribunal Ducks Ssnlon Unveils IIoYPlans A7 18, I960 Sal lakf Oty, Saturday, Jun Al' PSC Order In Speedy Decision Bryce Dedication PRICE A wide variety of events spiced the final day of the Utah-Stat- e Peace Officers' Association Convention here Saturday with election of new officers cllhnaxing the business activity. New state president is Salt Lake CountyJSlieriffg Deputy Ferris D. Andruj, who has been an officer in the associa tion since 1952 He has served The wheels of justice ground BRYCE CANYON Though fast this week In the Utah -much has been accomplished , Supreme Court A case argued before the more will yet be done at Bryce court Monday morning was deCanyon, Secretary of the writcided and a A. declared Fred Seaton ten opinion issued by the court here in a prepared talk SaturFriday. : attaches said cases Court afternoon. day I-- ' occasionally are decided with Secretary Seaton wias feapresident a brief per curiam or "by the tured speaker at the dedication To Post in a matter of opinion court, of h new visitor center rewas Reelected hours. No one,, however, resecretary cently completed as an imcalled a case decided with-- a Herman L Bauer, Salt Lake-fcity- , portant phase of the Mission and sergeant at arms was .formal opinion as rapidly as 66 improvements planned for Chris O. Dice, chief security the present one, News-Telthe park, DONALD L, RIGGS officer, Deseret Order Upheld ' The new center 'will offer . . missing man - Henri gram Henrlod Justice F. guidance and instructions for Members of the board of dl I wrote the unanimous opinion. visitors to Bryce. It will conrectors were-joinService by Passic, a Public It upholds tain displays on the geological " new ' one'year director. He Commission order which had formations of the canyon and Into this moved beetf 'protested snji appealed automatically - f- the natural flora of the area, job after vacating the presi v by Wycoff Co., Irfc. MOBILE COMMAND CENTER This is the heart of the Minuteman test train inIt contains a theater jshich deucy, Wycoff had sought certain -spected Saturday by Strategic Air Command and other military officials and news- jsdlLaccommodate 200 persons Other members ate Eli J. operating authority which had men. In this section is the command office and communication station. The system and will have administrative resisted been chief of police, Lostrenuously by -- includes Drakulich, a powerful single sideband radio, specially designed antennas and other' offices for 13 permanent staff ' competing truck lines. Wycoff gan; Jesse W. Evans, chief of members and about 40 seapower supply equipment making it completely ) to induced the K. Mitchcompetitors police, Provo f Melvin sonal guides, teachers and natV.. withdraw their qbjectlons by ell, sergeant, Auto Theft Bu- A phoenix, Ariz, Insurance uralists, A lecture room prowould not it that agreeing reaur Ogden Police- - Depart vides Jacilitiesfor sn(j xelative ofsev- exceeding' 100 ment; Golden B. Peay. chief, film-- en the Jbejst era! "Utah residents disap- -' carry shipments pounds. law enforcement. Fish, and way to see Bfyce Canyon; PSC order issued Jan. In.the S.L 24 Game Department; Fay Gilunder May mysteripeared r Officials . lather 21, 1958, however, the word, lette, sheriff, Tooele County; ous circumstances. Slated io participate on the item" inadvertently was Rex L. fluntsman, sheriff, SeJoe A. Martinez appeared' Donald Lynwood Riggs," 52, for shipment.- - This before City Judge Maurice program Saturday afternoon vier County; Lyle Hyatt, subs-- L. brother-in-la-of Henry had,,the cjffect of permitting were Gov. George D. Clyde, perintendent, Utah Highway HILL AIR FORCE RASe!-Newsj- nenj which wilj not be operational D. Jones twice Friday, once Thomas J. Haue-te- r, (di- Pearson, director of the Utah Wycoff to carry many items Allen, regional William a be and to oil Patrol, fugitive Ray arafigned their 1962. until Saturday got of of the National. Park Foundation, left Phoenix rector Punds.ina ANDRUS and J00 D. FERRIS from officer, fh complaint personnel justice training May first look at the Minuteman It was also stated that none the second time to be mar-- , Service; Conrad L. Wirth, park . . . heads law group Utah State Prison. 24 bound for the Rpringer-ville-St- . shipment. test train, "Big Star. of the missiles would be ried. service and director, Order New Bryce - In a special" viewing Satur-- Hear Addresses John's areajn northplaced overseas, since their At 10 a.m. the judge set Supt. Louis W. Halloed The PSC, after hearing comevents Saturday in-Other day at 10 a.m. they were told range is sufficient to reach obThe Interior Secretary told east Arizona to contact sevhearing' for plaints, issued a new order ' i of the mission of the mobile jectives from the United States. preliminary eluded addresses to delegates Misthe that throng, eral clients but het'er arrived, Dec. 21, 1959, correcting the head of -unit and were conducted" The blue and white train is Martinez for' July 19. He is sion gathered by Leonard-Blayloc66 Isl designed to rehabili-- , Phoenix with fleeing proseorder.' This new orcharged previous'' - through Ihe - various cars. slated said. Investiof police Bureau the Federal to move out of to carry a gland larceny tate and improve the public in Saif Lake City, and - They saw a small command Momlay on sHseven to Ogden cution on Alamosa Mr. Riggs' wife, Anne, is a der allowed Wycoff gation in facilities service area 100 every in County, single shipments of up to .post on wheels designed to test run. It will shuttle back charge" Nephl G. Jensen, chief of the included In 185 parks, monu- former resident! of ' Brigham pounds only, as in the agree Colo. ; shuttle across the nation car-- ' Ojjden City. Police. A memoone and forth from railline to At 3 p.m. Nerlinda Madrid, ments and recreation sites In City. ment signed previously. rial service at 1:30 pm. was rying a ready Mmuteman another in a "sealed osiers National the Park wrote i - Justice Henrlod 4Z Magna. came to the System. Car Abandoned. ler by Utah State Supreme . guided missile maneuver which wiii.tXt rail- judge's court and asked if Scheduled fort construction v"It is inconsistent for petj Mr. was Court found LAUREL car Chief Justice J. Allans. SMITH Officers from the Strategic road manipulation of the new Riggs? By retioner here to propose there were any way she and within the next 12 months is ' Air Command task force and concept in national defense. Crockett, "street 29 a abandoned on of Deseret News Girls May Stale Route Utah State that mar-riedand Itself striction on part then, Mr. Martinez could be members of the military train conto A the addition " No. 54 which crosses the park in Demine a small town in because of an Inadvertent use Crews on the train are memspecial ' Correspondent crew served as escorts during bers of the Air Force. Their vention program was a display New Mexico. of loose verbiage, insist on The judge called .the Salt to the town of Tropic. Other LOGAN Utah Girls State of the tour. ropket, flying suit and ejecCol. Carlton V. Lake County Jail and made roads must be built New arid Deming police said thecar something far and away In Lt commander, representatives heard the ad- tion seats by the 2705th Army Mat. ,Gen. Edwin B. Broad- - Hansen, is a former bomber-for the def end- - improved trails and more in- had been sitting there several excess of the proposed monition of fellow a arrangements delegate Air Force Base, hurst; 4hief of staff for SAC, squadron commander. ant to be brought to his terpretive centers and exhibits days before it was impounded. to be "good Americans" at a Wing, Hill a search and rescue semiand greeted the visitors and intro- Producers of the train stood court and at 3:30 p.m. he per- are needed, Mr. Seaton said. They said the keys were still morning devotional, put into nar duced them to the mobile unit briefing by Douglas M, He indicated other improve-- , in thignition and a briefcase proudly by . as the visitors formed the ceremony. operation the newly elected 4 defense concept. was withAihe. initials DLR check" the results ofmonfhs The new Mrs, Martinez ments are also planned. Girls State legislature, ' and Crouch, security specialist, Officers disclosed that the of effort. The Minuteman then went Provost Marshal Divjsion, also found in the car but and her her Tourist Help prepared to wind up week-lon. missile trains will pose prac- train has een assembled from husband went way to was no there of foul evidence here Saturday as HAFB. back proceedings be jail. to more "There are tically no danger to populated fi-Its I960 play rieared the' MfTBIaylock sessiori spoke at the ' extension of utilareasTTn the first place, the General Depot Also investigating the disnal hour. morning business meeting on by the U.S. - systems a ity trains will avoid large cities Army Transportation Corps. Scheduled to cap the annual "Current Problems in Law EnSentence will be pronounew circle and more campsites, appearance are FBI agents as much as possible. And sec- Its future use fear who Mr, Riggs may have June 30 at 9 a.m. on Dr. Well convention for another year forcement,", and said, "mature the willrequire Seaton announced. met with foul play at the ondly, if there should be a coordinated efforts of the fol-- , In Collision With Cor Secretary persons do not Acquire crimA. Robinson, 54, of 2050 are: This will not only preserve wreck, the only danger wo.uld lowing: hands of a hitchhiker who ington The inal characteristics overnight, Saturday ol a on 13th E. V, South, and it also charge the protect Steven Kelser Crump, 13, park, be fire, rather than an exploSAC, Air Force - Ballistic inaugural recep- but acquire such traits grad-uall- y will add to the growth may have driven his car to Illegal medical procedure. tion will honor sion, if was sfated. Missile Division; Qgden Air soiyof Mr. and Mrs. W. S. of the greatly by a deadening of their Deming, He was found guilty Friday tourist industry , iq FBI The first prototype missile Material Area, Association of Crump, 809 E. 21st South, was Gov. and Mrs. conscience. Agent Clarence Cran- by ajury of six men and two southern Utah, Mr. Seaton deHe urged that sipce cities launching cars will be ready American Railroads. Trans-- " injured , Friday when the bi- clared, dall,' Phoenix, said Mr. Riggs women in Third District Court George D., Clyde, Preside-n- t and and communities are responsiearly nextyear;AIrTorce offi- portation Corps, and Bpelng cycle Jhe was riding collided Visitors to Bryce since its was wearing brown slacks, a Judge A. H. Ellett referred cers saicT in answer to- - new-- ' Airplane Co., prime contractor with ble lor crime situations, They Mrs. an automobile at the in- establishment In 1928 have in- tan tweed jacket, a white the case to the Adult Proba Chase of -- Utah should work on crime today,' and whenlie seen. shirt for assembly of fhe'Minute-ma- tersection of Windsor St. (860 creased last men'squestfons. a and Parole tion for preDept, teadilyto 22,000 In ( State University, and improve the situation toThis will be well In advance Intercontinental Ballistic East) and Redondo Ave. (2015 1929 and 278,000 in 1959, Mr. He also wears a large gold sentencing report. of the missiles themselves Missile. . r Mayor and Mrs., morrow." , with a red stone and has ring The complaint against the South). Seaton announced. IT. Earl t , a wrist watch with a black doctor was filed by the mother of Logan, face and his Initials stamped of a girl. Miss Smith last year's Girls on the back. State representatives at Girls Riggs Description Nation, Sharon Clissold and Mr. Riggs is 6 feet 1 inch Carold BeardaU, both Salt Lake Girls tall, weighs 200 pounds, has City, and State governor, Diane Summer-hays- ,' gray hair and blue eyes. His A wife said when he left home also Salt Lake City. The ! May. 24 he was carrying a reception will be held in the USU student union ballroom large, leather suitcase with MRS. EMMA W. GRANT c " A Salt Lake City burglar at 7:30 p.m. enough clothes for a two-daMrs, Emm Wright Grant, of Presentation Sunday trip, Mr. Crandall said the with a yearning for knowlEast, will celebrata man-wear- s an orthopedic shoe edge can now learn while he awards and pins and the final Summer-hays- . tier 80th birthday Sunday it Miss from with a built-imessage arch support sleeps. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Also the Girls Mr. Riggs' is the father of Salt Lake police Saturday Arvin W. Grant, 2237 Berkeley officials will and give a -six E.said entered Mrs. the C. daughters: burglar P. Street! addresses. final s their International Webb, Riverside, Calif.; Mrs. Sleep Teaching 1 She was born June 25, 1890, Shauna Clark Bobby Arthur HENATOM Siiundra Stephen, . Willie Sherrie Darrell, Walker, Los Angeles; Institute, 1641 S. State, Henefer; Kent Kathryn Andrea EUtn 'Salt a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. till, Huckvala In which deals Jones Kline Gee Mrs. Thomas by Kalaher equipment Mrs. Cedar Lake Prows Ann Montoya Isom, TumUnson, Eatchel City: Harriet Elnie McCulloch, Delta; Ellen Angus T. Wright Mr. Wright Jerry Brooks, Margaret Ann which people absorb instruc- City Jean Smith. Salt Lake Cityi Jackie was a pioneer merchant in tion subconscious their in' Pazell. Murray; Laurel Smith. BountifuTHE DESERET NEWS SENDS BIRTHDAY GREETINGS Riggs and Karen Riggs, all Mr. and Mrs. F. Glen Bland, 1483 W. 2320 South. l;-Sallv Breinhoit Sait Lake Citv; Ogden. minds while asleep. of Phoenix. DoroTO r Bobby Huckvale, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Huckvale, Susan Pritchett, Mt Pleasant; Mr. and Mrs. William Stone, 15 Hartwell Ave. Mrs. Grant is celebrating Police said two portable thy Parrish. Sait Lake City; Beth 2348 Parleys Way; Shauna Jones, daughter of Mr, and Any person with informaMr. and Mrs. Robert Rolfe, 94 E. 5th South. ) Slade, Kaysville; Sherry Dixon. hfr birthday a week early so two boxes and berta tion regarding the where- phonographs v Mrs. Lynn Jones, 1331 Roberta St.; Clark Gee, son of Mr. and Mrs. Vern Anderson, 1150 Locust St., three of her sons may atthat of records worth a total tof Sandy. abouts of Mr. Riggs is urged RFPREKENTATIVM Mr. and Mrs. jLaurence Gee, 418 Beta; Arthur Kline, son tend a dental convention in, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Mourer, 2920 Tess Ave. Ann Marilyn were burLeith. Christiansen, stolen. The $465 Pay sob; to contact the FBI office in of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kline, 637 S. West Temple; Willie City; Mary Ellen Bliss, Sunnv-side- ; Spokane, Wash., next week. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Holtry, 1056 Debonair Dr. glar pried open a rear door" Mary Claudia Christensen, SaPhoenix or the Phoenix Montoya son of Mr. and Mrs. Willie Mnntnya, 768 W. --Mr.and Mrs. Iceland Gerber, 4541 W, 2500 South. line; Connie Lynn Carpenter- ,- Mur Taking part in the birthday to get in, officers said. ravj'Jill Roberts. Elsinore; Karen foui sons, 3rd North; Sherrie Kalaher, daughter of Mr.and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Val D. Hickman, 1445 W. 2280 South. Rarie observance will be Mot, Judy Wells. Orem.BountiReese. lBton: Mary Ardon, Dr. Robert W. Grant, Tucson, William Kalaher, 820 N. Chapel Dr., Bountiful; Kent Prows, Mr. arid Mrs. Quintan A. Johnson, 3430 Pearce Dr., Granful Connie Hanson, Roosevelt; Pat son of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Prpws, 723 Smith PI.; Kathryn Carment, Salt Lake City, Carol Dun Anz.; Dr. J. Fred Grant, Spoger. roe. Sait Lake City, Sherry Lund kane; Dr, Mr. Angus W, Grant, of Mrs. and Budd Eatchel, 207 'Eatchel, daughter .Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Jaramlllo, 720 Kelly Ct. Ex-A.- F. freen, Duchesne; Arlene Clay, Olden; Pamela Ann Murdock, Roose- U.S. Navy; Dr. Theo S. Grant, Browning Ave.; Wendy Sorensen, daughter of Mr. and Mr, and Mrs. Charles B. Ashly, 381 N. Center, Sandy, velt; Phyllis Etta Coates. Mt, PleasMrs. Robert Sorensen, 350 W. 1350 North, Bountiful; Mr. and Mrs. Billy O. Hatch, 4526 W 5415 South, Kearns. ant, Marsha Moser. Otden, Nancy Millbare, Calif., and a daughMorgan. Goshen; Fay Spencer, Mor- - ter, Mrs. Marion G. Bristol, David Nelson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Nelson, 2930 Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Aaron Forman, 105 Jefferson, Midn. DAnna Fowler, Lehi; Mayon. Burlingame, Calif. Woodbury. oden. 5th East; Patti Porter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas vale, 388 E. 3rd Mr. and Mrs. CharlesWarrenMetcalf, 12590 LaWori Dr. NorthBountiful: Holv Krainock. Porter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Hendricks, 6506 Lombardy DPT daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Krainock, 232 E. 400 boat operated by John Me-- & By DAVE A, ' North, Centerville Connie Bickley, daughter of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Jay L. Watson, 2785 S. 27th East. Deseret News Staff Writer Donald I picked up the Mrs. RoIlo'Bickley, 464 Scott Ave.; David Erickson, son GIRLS: r - enthusiast Bob old Force man. of Mr. arid Mrs. Robert Erickson, 543 Chicago St.; Toni ' SurvivalMr. and Mrs. Richard L. Durand, 958 E. 5750 South. Llndblalfmade the third paraWhen asked I Chinn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don Chinn, 780 E, 4200 why his jumps Mr. and Mrs. Marvin J. Cowdell, 1633 $. 14600 West, RivI South; Kristine Stam, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Martin. chute jump of his life from an have been at the relatively low I erton, Stam. 1000 Denver St:; Janice Honey, daughter of Mr. of 3,300 feet into Utah" trRrtudepthe Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Marriner Merrill, 2122 E. 4800 altitude - ' and Mrs, Mario JIpney230 S. 425 West. Bountiful; Cheryi- blad said, I want to make' Lake Saturday morning. Southr ann Jensen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Conover Jensen, both the jump and the survival Mr. and Mrs. Barney C. Webster, 2392 E. 7600 South. H i The leaps are being made hi 12286 S. State, Draper; Micky Rose, son of Mr. and Mrs.. test under' the most adverse" s' Mr. 569 W. 3rd North. and Mrs. tat Yana surTatsuki a for a, preparation Budd Rose, 52 W. 3400 South, and ail other babies one I and realistic conditions yet Mr. and Mrs. Deon W. Stewart, RFD 1, Kaysville. scheduled he in has test vival year old Saturday. r possible. By doing so, I hope Mr. and Mrs. John Lewis Taylor, 1573 Roospvelt Ave. " the near future. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon E. Thompson, 122 E. Helm Ave, The third jump was made at to make it clear that a person BIRTHS IN SALT LAKE CITY HOSPITALS AS REPORT-Ecan survive with a minimum Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert H. Berhoki, 2196Ai .m lrom an Alrcoupe SATtRDAY; ... t of the necessities possible for , 124-6tMr, and Mrs. Jerry-MoyaEast. piloted by Merrill Christopher-so- survival. . BOYS: who took off from the Mr. and Mrs. John G, Woodmansee, 2253 Downingtorr Training I havereceived in Provo Airport at 9:15 a.m. , Mr. and Mrs Harry G. Hecht, 104 Lincoln St. , Ave. Air Force and good comthe' Bobs two other jumps were Mr. and Mrs. Donald K. Nash, 1423 DuPont Ave. . Mr. and Mrs.' Roy Koncar, 763 N. 2nd West made on the fourth of June. mon sense will be my guides Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Savage, 2635 Melody Dr. .Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Schwendiman, 4370 Diana Way. making my survival test in ' In bach of the jumps, a hack-pac- in Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Bera, 390 W: 17th South. Mr. and Mrs. Max L. Howard, 425 Garfield Ave. some United States Mr. and Mrs. Clair Redding, 439 N. 1st West. . type parachute was used. most of the Mr. amd Mrs. Ronald Arrington, 28 E. 1st South, Boun- Bob f tiful. Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn Harris, 5581 S. 4430 West, Kearns." Saturdays jump was the said. rugged country, over water. a second of body Mr. and Mrs. Klaas Schafer, 1675 E. 9th Souths Mr. and Mrs. Jack Zobell, 375 Utopia Ave, The actual testing 'ground has not been released. As Bob puts it, Information on when I jump and where I jump has to bd kept to a limited number of people as I dont want tourists and other fanfare to create an unrealistic condition for the survival test' "My survival test will be made by parachuting into a wilderness and surviving on s t four and pound Lifeline Survival Kit I have made up. I plan to live 15 days on the kit alone. LAST MINUTE INSTRUCTIONS Bob Lindblad, lerf, The tests are being carried instructions from son, David, 4, and , out on a private basis to degets termine if a person can surdaughter Perri, 3, before Bob parachuted into Utah Lake Saturday morning. vive with his survival kit. ; rl -- as a deputy sheriff tin Salt Lake County ' for 18 years. Deputy Andirus., succeeds Albert Passic, Carbon County sheriff, as president Other offeers elected were-J- . Maurice Stphens, liedter- art'M detective? in the Ogden " Police Department as first vice president, and Myron C. t Gale, Utah Highway Patrol sergeant, as " the second vice In-teri- -- ' d e ' ed Phoenix Man Missing; Case Baffling i.: It'sDoubleDuty For Judge To Tour By Newsmen ubstituted i ' . Final Events Held Today At Girls State 14-da- k, .- -- southest - . -- S.L. Doctor g Found Guilty s, new-eamp- fire , i - - n Daryl . Hun-Jsak- BIRTHDAY iiONono Burgetf Shows just-electe- d Yearning For Knowledge - y 470-13t- h State-direct- i" - U ' - ' Ce-4- t. - - -- Man 'Chutes, Plans Survival Test ' r y 1 ex-Al- I iri 15-da- y h n k one-hal- last-minut- e - |
