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Show , Warning on Vandalism -- - FARMINGTON The Davis County sheriff's- - office issued, - in residential areas will- be "prosecuted to the full -extent of the law." - , . AN ORDINANCI AMENDLNO CHAP. AN ORDINANthe Revised Ordinances oi bait Lake. CRY. Utah. 1944. by add. trig thereto a new section to be known as Section 4664 relating IC intoxicatuig , . ' . liquors Be it ordained by the Board of Corn. anissionere of Salt Like CitY. Utah: SECTION L That Chapter XLV1 of the Revised Ordinances of Salt Lake ' ' : hnd s he and the same is to said chapter a new section to be known as read as Stcuon, 4964. .which shall soilows: City. Utah. SECTION 1O44. mei& INTOXICATING - LIQ- ORS - , - ; ' ' . , ta) ILLEGAL S)111 MANUFACTUR ING. ST0RAGE. ETC.. OF INTOXICAT ING LIQLOIC It shall beunlawful for any person. except as provided by the State Statutes. to knowingly have ,in , his possession any intoxicating kinder or to manufacture. sell. keep or store for sale. offer or expose for sale. advertise. transport. carry. import. distribute. siva &Way, dispense or serve :Utah, intoncating tumor. (See Code Annotated 1953.) X. (to Pos8ESSION Or LIQUOR. Sept as provided by the State Statutes. no person shall have or keep for sale or possession,,any lkitor Which has not been PurchPackage b."' the State l'66" agency. (See store (c) TAKING Lasuoa UNLAWFULLY. Except as provided in the Stale Statutes.. no person shall. within this state, Ina clerk.. emoloyee or bei.- - himself. agent attempt orto Purchase, or threctli upon any -pretense Or or indirectly upon any device. purchase- er in consideration of the sale or transfer of soy property. or for any other consider-of ation. or at the time of the transfer 11- - take or PrOPertY. sn.v anY acceOt coholic beverage from any other Person. - bee , (ID ANES DRINKING IN PUIILIC PLACES. No person shall drink liquor in a public building. Park or stadium or be in an intoxicated condition in I public place. (See , (et poSSESSIoN OF LIQUOR WITHOUT PERMIT. Except as authorized by the State Statists's. no person not hold. ing a permit for the purchase of liquor as required by the lawa of the State of Utah shall have any Mao! in his possessiOn within Salt Isle (MY. (See - , . ' ALCOHOLIC ti ' shall for any our. &RAGE mix Ot Permit ot loose whatsoever moue to be mixed with any alcoholic by for sale. sold or supplied .be &no drug or anY him- as a form of beveethylie alcohol or any form of crude, unrectified or impuredeleterious thylic alcohol or any other substance or liquid. (See 3244) OF LIQUOR TO DRUNKEN fp SALENosenon shall sell or rungs anPERSON. beverage or permit al. to be sold or supelled coholic be or aoparentle to any under thpeinfluence Of liquor. (See No person , , , , , . 1124-14- : , ; . - ' ' ' ' ,. - - , - - ' ' - , ) -- i, BEV. th, SUPPLYING ALCOHOLIC Alcoholic ERAGES TO MINORS. or shall not be otherwise supplied to givperson under but this tho lira of twentpone years. ...hall not 'pets te' the eutiplving of for medicinal liquor Is such PeraOnfitment or guard. aureoles Pair bp the to the administerIan of such person or trig of liquor to such permit by a prothe with accordance PhYsician in OtaiOna of this act. (See te SUPPLY OP LIQUOR TO PEIMION ExWHOSE PERMIT IS SUSPENDED. administered cept in the case of liquor or wild upon by a physician or dentist s prescription in aceordance with the State Statutes, no person shall procure dirertir sr in' 6r ruPPIr or eupplying in procuring directly liquor for or to any pereon whose been canor has Permit le suspended celled. (See Olv LIQUOR TO PRORI0BITED PERSON. Except in the easeof liquor aunolied upon the prescriPMon of a Physidan. or administered be a phylicies or dentist. or hospital in , accordance with the State Statutes. ne person shall procure for or sell. orgive to any Insane or interdicted person. any liquor nor directly or in. or woolydirectly assist In Procuringsuch Person. ing any liquor to any 4., (See IAND INTERDICTED ,(k) PERMITS PERSONS. No Permit shall bpliseued -to pereenr ana 'over, interdictor person who ..makef lets111- tion for a permit. or found upon the premises of, any elate liquor store shall be guilts, if I olio demeanor. (See (1) (POSSESSION OE FALSE OK IrICTITIOUS PERMIT.) Except as Pro- "hied by the State Statutes. ao vermin shall have in his possession a false or fictitious permit purporting to authorMe the purchase of liquor or a permit of which he is sot the bolder. (See 32-- , , BEV. - k t : "Irt - - . . , , TudZir-tol- - - e - , . - - , , . . , , , , - :, July 9, 1913, in Midvale,- a SQt1 otAlbert Land Viola Hill Enos. From 1933to 1935 he served a mission in Samoa for the Church of ',Jesus Christ of Latter-day. Saints. At the time of his death he was a member of ..the stake board of the M I A in Park Stake, Ile' was married to Dorothy Wells Feb.'23, 1942, in the Salt Lake Temple. Survivors include his widow, one son, Richard Hat' Enos; a stepson, Douglas Wells Stevens; four sisters, Helen Enos, Salt Lake City; Lucy Enos, Los Angeles; Mrs. Anna May Day, Salt Lake City, and Mrs. Neda Gaston Compton," Cal.; a half brother, Wilbur Enos, Salt Lake City; a half sister, Mrs. Marton Meisner, Salt Lake City, and a stepsister, Mrs. Cora Lee McLaughlin', Minnesota. ,Funeral services will be conducted Saturday at 2 p.m. in Princeton Ward Chapel, 1140-9th East, with Hendrik Poet- - "back-to-schoo- schools," Dr. Bateman wrote. Carbon High School principal, to encourage attendance at the Jan. 18 P-- A meeting. The meet was a special, one Ind actually was a parent-teache- r consultation over students' problems i and progress, he said. Both Dr. Bateman, in his letter, and, Dr. Jones, in a telephone statement, said the at-. tendance incentive would have a very minute 'effect on any T student's total marks., The governor also questioned the propriety of use of school district buses to carry parents to the meeting. Here again Dr. Bateman said it was a policy that would have to be decided locally. Both Dr. Bateman and Dr: Jones said that in this particular instance no school buses actually were used although bus transportation had been offered v to parents. , L - 576-8t- h GAS EIOAT . , Police : c7 lapADYAiLNE ; ., ) . !II- - - pic- immediately picked up at his home and brought him to the p lice station, but Mr: Thomas wa un- able to identify birp as the an-- , dit, and the man was relea eirct Mt. Thomas told police t the man' walked Into the bank, shoved a note and a taper Sack before him. The'note react: "Act naturalt If you ivant to live. I your money In the bag."' rut the . , East, was studying tures,in the file of known criminail of the Salt Lake City PolicrDepartment. During a session Friday morning; he tentatively identified an as the who sboved a note. at him shortly after noon Thursday ordering him to place the bank's money in a paper sack. - t , ; i r - -- , , ' ...:: . y ' ' , '',, gli , t , , .,1'' ' ' . y',',.. , - '''.,' ' Woman Dies . ' '''' . . . .. ' ''''. , , ',,' , At ,, 1',, i . , , : ,, l x, '.' ,:7 '4', . ; '.- ,.. ' ' "r ,, , li- - HAL E. ENOS 20100t fall fatal ' .. ., ' , - . . , - Western Pioneer Dies in S. 01 Fall Hurls George John Koch, pioneer o( the Mountain West and a former mayor of Manassa, Colo., died in a Salt ippri ,,, Lake hospital at Georgia here since , - ' CountyMiss 55, Plymouth, died Thursday at 5:30 a.m. at a local hospital from injuries she suffered Jan. 20 in a fall from ahay, loft. She suffered a head injury when she fell into a manger while feeding some cattle She had been unconscious since the . day after the accident. Funeral services will le conducted Saturday at,1 pm. in the Plymouth Ward Chapel, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-daSaints. Bishop S. Oleen Josephson will preside. Friends may call at the family home in Plymouth Saturday morning until time of seritices. Burial will be in ,the Plymouth Cemetery by Rogers Mortuary, Tremonton. Miss Pierson was born. in Plymouth Nov. 1, 1898, a daughter of Heman Wilford and Jennett Archibald Pierson. She had lived in Plymouth her , entire life and served many years as a teacher in church organizations. Surviving are the following brothers and sisters: Afton and Marvilla Pierson, PIYMouth; Mrs. Lucetta Turner, Springfield, Ida.; Gilbert Pierson and Mrs. Vera Spracker, Aberdeen, Ida., and Roy Pierson; Evans- ville , Ind. y , ' Ogden Airman! Killed--I- n French , Colony 4 1C John OGDENAirman Russell Packard,. 21, was killed Wednesday in French Morocco, according to a War Department telegram received Friday morning by his parents, Ira C. and Doris Payne Packard, 2673 F St. There were no details of the apparent 'accident The body will be brought to Ogden for funeral services and burial. Airman Packard enlisted in the Air Force on June 10, 1951, -- in Portland,' Ore. After corn- pleting his training, he was as- , (1 r e South-Templ- St.,' at the time Mr. Kièlt of his death. Mr. Koch, a prominent civic and Church leader in Colorado, Utah and Idaho for of a century, was born Oct. 2, 1855,. in Guttenberg, Iowa, a son of Mr. and Airs. John Fredrick 'Koch. Active in Church from Iowa to Colorado-when he was 18 years old and while in Manassa, worked actively in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints. He was a member of the bishopric in the.Manassa Ward and for a number of years served as mayor of the town. When be later moved to Oakley. Ida., where be lived many years, he served in the bishopric of the Oakley Fourth Ward. Sixty, years ago, he filled a mission to Germany for the Church. In 1920, Mr; Koch came to Salt Lake City and had resided here since. He was a temple worker and a member of the Twelfth Ward. Four Survivors His wife, Almina Campbell Koch, died in 1929. Surviving are three sons' and one daughter, G. Parley and Horace E. Koch and Miss Zether Koch, Salt Lake City, and Col. Leslie C. Koch of the U. S. Army. There are also 8 grandchildren and 16 Funeral services will be conducted Monday at 12:30 p.m. at 36 E. 7th South St., where friends may call Sunday from 6 to 8 p.m. and Monday prior to ' the funeral hour. Burial will be in Wasatch Lawn Memorial Park. - three-quarte- Ralph rs R. Lorene Herron - mm Herron, sevenmdaughter of Ronald B. and Delores Howie! Herron. 2971 S. 8700 West, Magna. died Thursday, 1055 a.m. in a Salt Lake hosof natural causes: pita!, Born June 7, 1953 in Murray. Surviving. parents, two brothers, Robert Linn and Mark. Magna; grandparents. r a1,1d M r.1, end Granger, Ted House'. Salt Lake City; Mr. and Mrs. J. L. 'Perron, Salt Lake City. Mr. and Mrs. Albert MalorY, Murray. services Saturday. 4 p.m., PI t Green Cemetery, Magna. Friends may call 8525 W. 2700 South, Magna,. Saturday Prior to services. MAGMA-11- orith-old ' Harold Keller Raymond Keller. OGDENRalph 2670 Quincy Ave.. died in, an Ogden hospital Wednesday. Born June 12. 1894. in Ogden. son of Charles and Julie Fife Keller. Married Mabel Stewart In Salt Lake City July 19 1227. He was motion picture operato,--- at the Orpheum Theater. and was a charter member of Ogden Theatrical Union No. 358. He had been union business manager for 15 years. Member Weber Lodge No. 6, Free and Accepted MitiOne; Ogden Chapter No. 2.'Royal Arch Masons; Ogden Council No. 3. Royal and Select Masters; El Monte Commandery No. 2. Knights Templar, and the Utah Consistore. He was a 33nd Degree Mason and a member of 93 Kalah Temple of the Shrine. Ni was also a member of the American Legion. Surviving are Ogden: and a brother. Dr. E. E. Keller. Salt Lake City. Public Masonic funeral Pereleel Saturday. 1 p.m.. Lindquist and Sons Funeral ChapeL Burial Ogden City Cemetery. r . 4 Ex-Uta- hn Ad ttional fu- - DUCHESN signed to Germany- - in Decern. neral services f Mrs. Doris , ', N, ber. 1952: Murdock Anne 30, former Packard war born June, 19, 1.11 will be 1932, in Ogden. He attended resident of 4,: Hopkins and Wilson elementary 'announced by 9Ipin. Mortuary, schools and Weber High School. Heber City, after the body arH In his senior ,year, he moved rives from San Jose, Cal.11 there to Vitirrenton, Ore. t and was Mrs. a Jeporter for the Hitt,' school from high graduated was' there, where he was captain- of San Jose Mercury-Herald- , the basketball team and.killed ,Saturday night in an lected as the "all around" 'automobile crash in San Jose. of the .school. athlete . She i,nizi her husband, 'Ben At the time of his deatn, Alt editor of the paper man Packard was a priest in Hitt,--citthe Sixteenth Ward, Church of were going home from work into's Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y , when their auto crashed tree and overturned. 'Saints, 9gderi. Surviving are his parents and' - Th body is now en route to the following, brothers and sisl,, Utih after funeral services were ters: Ira P. Packard, Anchor. held Wednesday in the coast :e, .Alaska;, Willis Packard, citk. )., ,Mr Hiet,1 daughter of Mt. Morgan; Mrs. William 4:. (EveAir- an4 Mrs. Grant Murdock, Dulyn) Hunter, Ogden.--inman 3C Othei Packard, - sta- chesne, was also a granddaughA M. Murdock, tioned in the W A FA at Fort ter of Tounder of the Duchesne townMyers,' Va.- ' , - , , . d 'the-late- :' ' IA .;,,,e,000r 4 . .:---,- .- - , f, A , 11 . , GIFTS I CRUSER JEWELRY REPAIRING 726 JUDGE ILDG. WATCH I II Mrs. , S . BUDGET SYSTEM 224423 udrrveinv,"Ridrrvegigfer WEAL " . SAIROFuneral al 7 1 1 1 I Lot Us Do Your Financial ,--- Worrying is WI CAN: I Make satisfactory arrange- molts with your creditors. S your earning, to gi fit your noods. - II Cost does not exceed.$10 Telephone, Write Como In Today ' services for aervicesini West- Lyle Francis Dimick of 135 wood- Ave. will be held SaturdaY at 11- cm. at the' Mitchell Funeral Rome at Price. Utah friends may -call at the Deseret Mortuary. 30E. 7th South'. in Salt Lake Cite Friday, to g p.m., and at the mortuary in Price Saturdat ti hour to services. Funeral titres). prior Deseret ,tors Mortuary. services for-HE. Enos of 1237 So. 7th East as held iSaturdaY at 210 P.m.will in the Princeton- - Ward Chapel 1140 SO: Ilth East with Bishop Hendrik '-Poelman officiating. Friends. may call at the 'Hit South. and mortuarr Funeral directors,ADeseret Mortuary. k' : in..: er NO OBLIGATION 111 Dial 5:9761 . 'a Ward Chapel. with Bishop Clyde Buxton officiating.Friends may call at 36 E. 7th South Sunday 6 to 6 p.m. and Monday until 1110 am. Funeral directors, Deseret Mortuary. COLLETTFuneral services for Flora E. Colton Collett of 1421 Hollywood Ave. will be held Mon. day at 12 noon in the South Edge. hill Ward ,Chapel, with Bishop Stanley - D. R a I s .officiating. Friends may call at the mortuary, 36 E. 7th South, Sunday I to 8 p.m. and Monday prior to services. runerel directors. Deseret Mor. A. I 2Protato DIMICKFuneral 1. DRUG 11 . ANHUNCIATASolemn P cial High Mass for Sister Mary Saturday and -- CRIAGaltFunerat services for Anna Celeita Sorensen Creaser of 1437 So. Itth East will be held' Saturday at 12 noon in the Emer,-son .Ward Chapel with Bishop Wallace Burt officiating. Friends may call at 21 E. 1th South raider to d p.m. and Saturday till 11 a.m. and at the church One-hal- f 7 hour prior to seriiceis The ladies Of the Rebekah Lodge will in the service. Funeral di rectors. Deaeret Mortuary. services for Mary Eliza Decker will be held Saturday at 2 P.M. In the rehkins Mortuary chapel, 4780 So. State where friends may call Friday from to I so. and Saturday Interment In prior to services. the Taylorsville Cer.Aterf Funeral directors. Allen and Soffe.--' FOP TUATMENI : GET FREE : from debt: : Without Borrowing Grant Budget the Butler : I Daily Charge 11491 6th South Rex SI- - Baird of 6801 S. 23rd will- be held Monday at 1 p.m.rapt in - - Addiction hemistchmt. . , I --- Offers the fetnees DRINK Annunciala will be held Saturday at 10 a.m. at the cathedral of the Madeleine, 331 E. South Temple. Burial in the sisters' plot, Mt. Calvary Cemetery, under direettuloanry.of the Neil O'Donnell Mos.- .. I SANATORIUM BORG Funerals --- I Solt Loki City's Pioneer Loco Owned Loan Co. 1ST ASUSHED 1928 854 S. STATE ST. acchus; ItildingThanson. Santa Monica. Cal,: Hannah Russon. Roosevelt; Lillie Lloyd. Hunter; Mrs. Leta Thorne. Pleasant Grove; Joseph Hanson. American Fork; Genevie Barracloush. Salt Lake City: 36 grandchildren: 21 great. ovandchildrisn; on. sister. Marie Marlowe. Kent. Wash. Funeral .ftrvices Monday, 1 Pm- - Pleasant Grove Second Ward Chapel. with Bishop Elwood Allen officiating. Friends mos call at Olpin Mortuary Sunday from 7 to 9 p.m.. and at home of Jesse Thorne. 91 N. 3rd East. Monday. Prior to ,services. Burial in Pleas. ant Grove Cemetery. . ., Display 311 SO. MAIN PHONE Christy ift t, I 3.4584 PH- , CRUSER'S PLEASANT GROVE Benefit-Paulson Hanson. 78, died at 10:20 Thursday at the hrtie of her Mn. Jessie daughter. cases incident to ate Thorne of Born April 15, 1875.1n Sweden. of Neils and Hannah Gor. daughter anson Paulson. Came to the Statel am1899. Hanson. 24. 1897 He died in February.Sept. 1950. Member of Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints. active In Relief Society. - , - - NEW LOCATIONS Bengta P. Hanson se-m- and 'colorful pioneer figure 9f the area. She was an honor graduate of Utah State Agricultural College, Loon, and a former entployfrof the Deseret News, radio station ,KS1,, and United Press in Salt Lake City.- - lh 1945, she went to Sati Jose and if year later was' married to Mr. Valle working for the nevapapér, in California, she took post graduate work in English at Stanford University, Palo Classified MANT1 Erutus Henry Petersen, 63, died Thursday at 1010 a.m. at his residence of a heart ailment. Born in Manti MILY 2, MO. son of Neils R and Jensen' Petersen. Married Ruth Munk Sept. 26. 1917, In Manti Temple. Member Church of June Christ of Latter-da- y Saints, served in Mutt North Ward bishopric. Surviving, widow: son. J M. Petersen: two daughters, Caroline and Elaine Petersen. all of Multi; a Prather. Neils C. Petersen, Multi; a sister. Mrs. Grace P. Christensen. Levan, Juab County; 13 grandchildren. Box Elder County Annetta Olsen. 75. died Wednesday evening at the residence of a brother. leen. Abner Scott Mantua. after an illness. Born Aug. 7. 1878. In Mantua, daugh;-ter of Ole and Gunnell Severson Olsen. Reared. educated In Mantua. Member Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints. -Surviving: brother Mantua; leis-te- r. Mrs. Jantobina O. Moore. Ogden. Funeral Saturday., 1- - p.m.., Mantua Ward chapel. Bishop Norman Jeopsen officiating. Friends call Harold B;-- Felt Funeral Home. Brigham City, Friday. 7 to 9 p.m.. place of funeral Saturday noon to , I PM. Burial Mantua Cemetery. Rachel Annie Mulford. BC Wood. ruff. 'Rich County. died Wednesdor at residence-o- f a son. Leonard Mulford. in Evanston. Born Jan. .13. 1810 in 13asingstoke. HIMP- shirt. England. daughter of Wit. ham and Elizaboth Fishor Nevill. Came to Woodruff in 1880. Mar-tie- d to James N. Mulford Dec. 13 1893. in Woodruff. Member Church ot Jesus Christ of Latter. day Saints. Survivorer- two .foster sortit, onard Mulford. Evanston and ' William Mulford. Woodruff; broth- or, Joseph Neville. Woodruff; two ,grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Funeral Saturday, I p.m., Wood. ruff Ward chapel by Bishop Emerson Cox. Friends may call at Bills Mortuary, Evanston. Friday andoxf 'Cloyd Eastman residence to Woodruff Saturday after 10 cm. 30 S. MAIN Erastus H. Peterson MANTUA, Mrs. ' HUDDART FLORAL are his mother. Mrs. Beatrice. Neb.; Betty Twin Falls; two half Biankenshig. sisters. -- WYG. ' FLOWERS FRESHEST FINEST Surviving a sister. Annetta Olsen EVANSTON. , Little Anderson. Clyde Michael King son Clyde Michael King, daY-olof Clyde and Mary Alice LeConte M Lemon Pl., died of natunit cause. Wednesday in a Salt Lake Hospital. Surviving, parents: ,later. Sandra Lee King, Salt Lake City: Emmett King, Salt grandparents: Lake CRY; Mrs. Martha King. Ogden; Mr. and Mn. Anton LeConte, Spring Valley. Cal. ' great- Mrs. Lars L,areeni grandparents: Salt Lake City: Mr. and Mn. R. A. Brinegar. Lemon Grove. Cal.: Julien LeConte, San Diego. Cal. Graveside funeral services Sat. City urday. 11 a.m.. SaLake Friends may cell. 36 Cemetery. E. 7th South. Friday. p.m.. Saturday Prior to services. Di - Florists TWIN PALLS. Harold D Christy, 28, died Wednesday night in his cabin of a sudden' Rachel A. Mulford Services Pend For Duffield, 59. He-mov- ' Theodore and Mary Townsend Bohnstetit.. Married Geneva Pearl Smith Doe. 11, 1920, in Cheyenne, was an electrical Wyo. He engineer , for Utah Power and Light Cb.-- COMing to Ogden 10 yeart- ago. He was a 32nd Degree Mason and a member of the Scottish Rite Shrine. Surviving: his widow. Ogden: a lion and a daughter T'Sgt. Robrt- L. Bohnstedt. United States AiForce; Mrs. William (Roberta Jean.) Dreeve, Salem. Ore.; two .brothers and five sisters. Funeral Saturday. 1 p.m. Myers and Foulter Funeral iThaPeL Cremation will follow services. a.m. at the family residence folh lowing a Born June 11, 1884,in Boulder. Colo., a daughter of Mr, and Mrs. James A. Andrus. Resided in Boulder ag a child and attended school there. Al a Young girl she moved, with her She family to Alamo..., Colo. came to Ogden about 11 years ago.. Marled June 3. 1906. to Josenh IL Duffield in Boulder. Survivors: Husband, and the following brothers and a sister: J. Ernest Andrus. Boulder; Edgar K. Andrus Los Angeles; Alvin V. An- drus, Fi Monte, Cal.. and Mrs. Bertha mitt'. Denver. Funeral services Monday 3 p.m . in the Lindquist Chapel. with Rev. Vernon L. Booker of the First Con- C h c h officiating. ruelational call at the mortuary S to 0 p.m. and prior to services Monday. Burial in the Washington Heights Memorial Park. -- he resided at the Box Elder Holbrook Apart- Mabel Pierson, ments, 140 East Bohnstedt OGDEN Harry Lyle Bohn-idedt. 83. 845 Ogden Canyon. died Born June 13, 1890. Wednesday. in Nuckles County.. Nell'. son of Did-fiel- - TlEMONTON-,-- E. L. Harry M-- "4- 1920, 0 Elizabeth OGDENGeorgia 69, of Army Way, Washington Terrace, died Friday at 6:43 J., resident , Debra Mignon Inc. ld A - Erica. infant Mignon Ence, died WednesdaY at 4:30 Pm. Afc. In a Salt Lake hospital. She was laorn Jan. 24. 1954. Surviving are her parenti: three sisters and one brother. Karen Marie. Marcy Lynette. Mary Michelle and Robert Carlton Ence. Salt Lake City; the grapdparents Mn. Ardena Ence, Salt Lake City; Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mulder Sr.. Salt Lake City. Funeral arrangements will be announced from 200 E. South Tempt. ' - day. Sister Mary Annunciate (Mar" Martina Sett gut). 71. former teacher- at Judge Memorial High School from 1948 to 1049. died Thursday at 8:10 cm. in a Salt Lake hospital of natural causes. She resided at Provincial House. St. Ogden. Born Jan. 30. 1883. In Lauden villa. O., daughter of Charles W. and Sarah L. C. Setegue; mad. first profession to Holy Cross Or. der on Aug. 15. 1905. final profesMon on Aug. 15, 1901. Survivors: Brother. John Btrnard SeLegue. and sister. Clara Sell.tgue both of Alhambra. Cal. Solemn pontifical high mass 10 a.m.. celebrated Saturday, Cathedral of the Madeleine. 331 r. South Temple St. Burial in Sisters Plot. Mt. Calvary Cemetery. , Debra 9;30 p.m. Thurs. Mary 4Annunciata Mary Age of 98 Year's ' Ho - of Charles Carlton and daughter 1534 Garfield Mulder al I. L. .. n.d.. ", teas assist- L,C general au- of perintendent this of and '- - UtaoperationsProducts ' had And ' conductsid operlions in both Nea, tads and Utah. ' - He was in charga of the Cotton- M. Baird wood Heishta plant. at the time, of his death. o Born Jan. 208. talo, at Erda, Tootle County. a son of Peter krL and Lillian Stratford Baird; edu, cated in Tootle County schools. Married Arvin& May Millward 20. 1928. Their residence I. at 8691 S. 2300 East St. in the Butler Ward. Activis Church of Jesus- Christ of Latter,day Saints. Surrivore: Widoti: two sons. Mar. yin lies Baird, Redondo Beach. Cal.. and Kenneth B. Baird. in the military service: on. glitter. aThalia half Black. Salt Lake City; Baird, Willid0Wi brother, Wilson Aria. and two grandsons. - 4 -- 1- , ....,,- NEV. Mrs. Elia Kopp. '' 47.ELKO. wife of hart Kopp, former Elko contractor, who was killed . in an auto wreck in San Diego Tuesday will be buried in Elko 2 p.m. Services will at Saturday ' be held at the Presbyterian.church. with Rev. Harold Van Zee In charge. Burial will be in - the family plot in the new Odd Fellows Cemetery, directed by he Burns Funeral Home. Mrs. Kopp was born in Elko. ,Jan. le. 1907 and resided here most of her life. Details of the auto wreck were not learned here. ' She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Reed of .Elko. A Flo Reed. resides in Ely. ' sister, She is survived also by her husband and two daughters. Radiate and Donna. i 1 II , - pr,itgol,tlailitedivices. no flowers 1..TeeCtlY, Cemetery: Burial In Elva Kopp, ", rs--t s. , ; ' ''7 ' - , 7 ' 'te,',....,' 7' - ,:'- . , ": - I iva,4,, ', ' .;' ,,, ' , net1, z ,,,f 1 '; "li, , ., . ; If ;2 ,.. , 2,' - .,, k B-- 1 , '$ .,- He explained that the grade 'Continued from .Page Incentive had been offered, acwould only say that "investigacording to Dr. Aaron E. Jones, an .. '. , ( ;I ---- - ;.nninruntle'ter.mined but nat. viral causes. He ORLY bad bten a few days. ant - ., er tion was contniuing." Meanwhile, Chief Sanford said he was extremely concerned over the number of armed robberies occurring in. Salt Lake City during the past three ,,, weeks.' .. "We're doing the best we can, but we Just haven't enough men to cover completely the square miles composing Salt Lake City." he said. at The police chief said that Salt Lake City has 1.15 policemen per thousand. population while ' the national average for cities having the population of Salt Lake City is 1.79 policemen per thousand. "If we had more policemen so that we could concentrate a few more in the d9writown arei:we might have had a car at the StICTION 2. In the opinion of the bank in time to get the alarm sees. Commissioners. tioard of it is - tars to ths seam. health and safety of on the air soon enough to have the inhabitants of Salt Labs City. ILIsh . that this Ordinance bscomo ellostise permitted .us to have caught him in the cab," Chief Sanford Immediately. r Passed by tbs Board of Commissioners of Salt Lake City. Lamb. this 20thdas said of January. 13541. I He said be believed all of C. ROMNTY Tenuaoraz7-Chairinthe robberies committed during Mid IP. BITNIER the past three weeks were done C'ts Recorder. 1211.41.) by "professionals." 1 think this PILL NO. 3 Publishsd Januar, 23th. 1954. job was done by a man who has served time somewhere. Now that we have his prints" we'll come up With him," he said. ! B. LyleNicholes, public Immsdiats Installation safety commissioner, said be was attempting to get additional NOTHING I 1 .t-policemen for the department Ir-- DOWN , "The city commission apSTASI PAYING the addition of 25 men 4,6ired SUMMER NIX , to the department several years MAGIC CHIP AS ago, but never increased Abe FAS1,mixPIG NOM!, HEATS PNONI budget. Now the men want and mo. . mummy deserve More money and we need more policemen.? he slid. the victim of the Meanwhile, n; holdup-titaGayle E. Thomas; ' ,'"'"k--,4 fift,0EN. AND TRANSPORTATIONS. It shall be linlawittl for any Person to Order or purchase or to ship or transport or cause to be transported into Salt Lake City or from one place to another within Salt Lake City any alcoholic beverages or to tell or furnish any to any person alcoholic beverages within Salt Lake City when such alcoholic beverages or any of 'them are intended by any person interested therein to be reeeived. possessed, sold or in any used. in the original in violatioa of mainer package law. (Sto and (o) AIDING OR ABETTING. Any person who shall aid, abet. counsel or Procure any unlawful sale. unlawful purchase. unlawful gift or othee WS.disposition of 'alcoholic tever-ekes. or shall act agent or repro, sentative of, the seller In procuring or effecting the unlawful saleor purchase' of VW alcoholic beverages. is guilty of a misdemeanor. Nothing In this act shall be construed as Prohibiting any person front purchasing alcoholie beverages contrary to the provisions of this art when acting as the agent of the authorities charged with the en- fortement of this act in the detection and conviction ' of violators thereof. (See (p) SALE TO INDIANS: Every Per-son who :pens. exchanges, gives. barters. Or disposes of any intoxicating drink to any Indian of the whole or of a ntiademeanor. (Ste 76- - - - - Or of the State of Utah. (See (11) IMPORTATIONS UNLAWEUL M. also 20-fo- : Bateman, Jones Explain Carbon 'Grade Offer? ROBBERY Reno, Mbert Rackwell. - - &wok's for Lorene Herron, daughter of Mr, and Mrs,' Ronald D. Herron of Magna will be held Saturday at-- 4 p.m. at the Pleasant Green Commay call at 8525 etery. Friend"' SOuth-InMagna Saturday Prior to services. Interment under direction of Peel Funeral Home. ' HITTLE Ftmeratservices for Ruth Melba Price Kittle of 991 So. 4th East will be held in the Rote Room. 36 L. 7th South. Saturday at 12 noon with Bishop Louis 2undell., officiating. Friends may,- call at the mortuary Friday ' to I p.m. and Saturday prior. to services. Funeral directors. Deseret: Mortuary. KINGGraveside services for ,, Baby Boy Clyde Michael King. son of Clyde and Mary Alice King. 55 Lemon Place. will be held Satur... day at .11 cm. at the Salt Lake Cemetery. Friends may call City - at ,the mortuary. 36 E. 7th South 6 to 8 P.m. and Satur Friday Funeral di Prior to services. reetont. Deseret Mortuary. for ICOCHFuneral eervices of Holbrook George J. Koch Apartments. 150 E. South Temple. will be held Monday at 1230 P.m. In the Rose Room. 36 E. 7th South. Friends may call at the mortuary to S PM. and Monday Sunday. Prior to services. kuneral tors. Mortuary. services for LASTFuneral Last of Lava Hot, Charles Arthur be held SaturSpringi. day at 3 p.m. in the Rose Room. 36 E. Ith South. with Bishop How. ' ard Friends Barben officiating. may call at the Mortuary Friday. 6 to p.m., and Saturday prior to eervices. Funeral directors. Deseret Mortuary. services L SW'SFuneral for held Saturday jay Lewis willat be the Jenkins Mor at 11:30 Cm. tuary. 4760 So. State. Murray. Friends ma? call at the mortuari and Sat. Friday from 6 to 8 p.m.Interment ' to services.urdayprior In the Tsylorsville Cemetery. IN. neral directors. Allen and &life. services for REMYFuneral Remy will- be held Henry,Sellere in the Larkin Saturday. 12 'noon. 260 E. South' Mortuary Chapel. Temple. Friends may call 6 atto the8 Friday from mortuary servp.m. and Saturday prior to Cemices. Interment in the City of the etery under direction Larkin Mortuary. , SAITOWake service for Ma sano Anem Iva Saito will be held Friday at 7 P.M and funeral services will be held Saturday at 1 Bud. p.m..' in the Intermountain ,eall at dhist Church. Friends may the Goff Mortuary, 16 W. Center St,. Midvale. Friday from 4 to 6 p.m. and Saturday at the family. home from 10 am. to 12 noon. Burial in the Salt Lake City. Cemetery STEELEFuneral services for Ellis J. Steele of 1595 Denver St. will be- held Saturday at 12 noon In the Waterloo Ward chapel with Bishop ,Zeition Rostron officiating. Friends may call at the mortuary. 36 E. 7th South. Friday from 6 to 8 p.m.. and at the residence Saturday from 9 a.m. until time of services. Funeral directors. Deseret Mortuary. services for WHITEFuneral Walter A. White will be held SatMorurday at 2 P.m. in the Larkin Temtuary Chapel. 260 E South morPie. Friends may call at the tuary Friday from 6 to 8 p.m. and In. $aturday prior to services. torment in the City Cemetery - t. under direction of Larkin MorPleate omit flowers. tuary. Sax S. Baird. 114. Satt Lake City bust- - orpttninept died at , a local hospital . . ' Funerals Rex S. Baird OBITUARIES :I What Gov. J. Bracken Lee to Investigate a report that Cartermed "serious implications" bon High School students had High been offered a 4 per cent grade concerning , a Carbon Assn. incentive if their parents atSchQo1, ocrupant; or A meeting were explained Friday tended a (b) Permit or suffer any person soparentlyto under the influencein of by two school spokesmen. night. any tOnalinie any liquor liquor house or on any premises of which The governor had asked Dr. Dr. Bateman replied, in a the person Is owner. ten- E. Allen Bateman, state superant or oecupant. or long retier, that 'policy and ac(e) Give any 114110Y to any person intendent of public instruction, tion of school district adminisunder the influence or apparently liquor; (See trators was subject to local con(1) CANVASSING AND souerrywo PROHIBITED. Canvassing or soliciting trol. "This is necessary if we &Welton orders for beverages by or any other manner is are to preserve local control of telephone to extent exceot the hereby prohibited that such Prohibition may be in conflict with the laws of the United maws - . - - 32.7-24- 1 I - IlenryA, ,HackweIC car-lcc- d ' '' h - T ' - known asi Walter fall from a roof on man, bishop, presiding. Friends A. White, 811 W. which he was :working proved may call Friday from 6 to 8 Capitol St.. died at Wednesday to fatal Thursday to Hal E. Enos, p.m. and Saturday prior -- serv2:40 p.m. in a ' Salt Lake hos-Burial 38 South. E. 7th at ices a 40, 1227-7tcarpenter t pital of a thrombosis. tofedint), for Union1 Pacific- Railroad Co. will be in Sunset Lawn' Memo- -- tette Born Oct. I ' -' 9 In rial Park. The 'mishap d about Aso& ' take CRY. to Jo-r a.m. at a dock at seph Albert and Martha Bishop the railroad's freight house at Mem- Rackwell. i !;. ..., bor of Church of '...1. k 4th Welt and ist South. He sue-- . -, Christ Jesus of , ma Salt Lake hospital Saints. , .4: ..'' at 11:50 a.m. . iiwee welder, he gerdliSsi i employed by v 14 Utah Oil Refin- Suffers Skull Fracture , the Co. 32 Years. Mr. Rockwell Mar Married Christenson Irene to According witness, Mr. , ;,; 19. 1920. in Salt Lake CRY. She . ! : , .. Enos was repairing a roof on survives. ',.',--.1,' , Also survived by 1014 Kenneth, thestructure when he slipped ; , Cleveland, 0., daughters. Laprielle , , :, and Pauline. Salt Lake City; nine and fell to a cement floor, ap, z one grandchidlren; broths r. , r. Charles Hackwell. Salt Lake City. . , ,,. , parently striking his head. Ile services Funeral Saturday. . li; !-:s . suffered a basal skull fracture. , p.m.,- -280 E. South Temple St.. where- friend' May call Friday ,,..., , Hal Edward Enos was born .Z-- , . , to front I, to 8 Pm. and Saturday - ' ' A we Parent-Teach- -- I20-FoPl- f - - d- , ' January29, 1954 City, Friday, Caip6nter Dies otilniuries - P-- , - - - Continued from , . , ' - ' ', , - the subcommitteeone- of the-sd- te r. Mr, nate plans reveal that the Increased evaporation losses .could amount to several hundred thousand acre-fee- t yearly." E. O. Larson, director of Region Four, Bureau of Recta- mation, testified that the Upper Basin project "would make utilization of thq regions, abundant natural resources possible and enrich the. economy of the area and the nation." Utah's congressional delegation presented the Upper. Basin plan to 'all the members of Congress. Rep'' William A. Dawson (R., Utah) sent out a "fact sheet" to his colleagues of the in the House of Representatives and to members . . , Senate. Rep.' Douglas Stringfellow (IL, Utah) told the subcommittee that authorization' of the project "would make possible thousands of new 'opportunities in farming and ranching and thousands of new jobs An industrial facilities in the- basin and throughout the nation. It will provide a reliable American source of supply by many of the resources essential to us in the atthnic agepeace or war." Strong Backers ' ' Utah's, Republican. senators, Arthur V. Watkins and Wallace F.' Bennett; were strong backers of the project. ' "If we' can get this project," Sen. Watkins-tol- d the' congressmen, "Utah can double its population." , Sen. Bennett stibmitted a statement around the eueition of alternate sites. "There is just so much water in our rivers," he said, "and merely to provide equivalent storage space is not enough if the water has evaporated." Biggest surprise during the hearings came when the Utah Power and Light Co.' and eight other ,Upper Basin States power companies- came out in support.of the project. The joint statement was.made before the' committee by D. D. Moffat Jr., assistant to the president, U P & L, Co. Ile growth and prospertold the committee that the long-rangity of the companies' service areavis dependent upon additionalsupplies of Water, and such water must of necessity come from the Colorado River and its tributaries. The conservationists were led by Gen.' Ulysses S. Grant III, head of the American Planning Assn. Grant offered an alternate plan which would bring the elimination or Echo Park in the initial phase to give additional time for study: The retired Army general suggested that initial authorization be made for Flaming Gorge, Cross Mountain, Whitewater or Bridgeport or Glen Cove Canyon instead of the Echo recomPark, Glen Canyon., and Navaho combination now ' mended. 4s "My recommendation provides 36.5 MilliOR acreleetmore storage, 50,000 kilowatts less Installed power, 44,000 more evaporation and costs 04,600,000 less," the general claimed. - , Hits Project , , Fred. M. Packard, executive secretary of the National I s. Parks Assn., told the congressmen, if dams can be built in our national parks and monuments, demands will be forward to open yet others to other uses that even- brought , .. would destroy the entire system." wally Arguments during the hearings were intense to the last day. An argumentative conservationist was ejected from the hearings when he told the committee, "I think the people who are defending their position here are this committee." The witness, C. R. Gutermuth, vice president of the Na-tional Wildlife Management Institute, was itnmediately dis- missed by the unanimous vote of the subcommittee and his . earlier remarks were stricken from the record.. As the sessions closed, Chairman Harrison said, "I want everyone concerned to know that any decision reached by reached only after a careful study this subcommittee of all the facts. " The Senate Subcommittee on Irrigation and Reclamation has not al yet scheduled hearings on the Upper Colorado. Project. Sen. ,Eugene Millikin (R., Colo.), chairman of the suocommittee, rejected a proposal for joint hearings by the . two houses. Once the subcommittee takes action on the proposed bill, it still needs the approval of the House Interior Affairs Committee. If it wins approval, it will be sent to the Rules Committee to be cleared for a vote by the House.- ' , . , , ' . (m) PERMITTING DRUNKENNESS. No person shall: to take (a) Permit drunkenness place in any house or on any premises or owner. tenant he which is the of t, - ECHO PARICHEARING able," a warning , .. take SaTt DESERET NEWS AND 'TELEGRAM, I Accounting Service 316 Itewhouso Bldg. lienckd for your 1 rroortioo INE11Nicl11 G.T.plq QF;r0f.OTHi W thout Borrowing Yeti uli ke ono' Convenient pave- - ment Well have all your bills past duo Sr not . vcAmPLA Ayd9st it youwe , Pay Ns Only $ Sal $10 per wk. SLINK lila por wk $2 0. $til Pot wit S3,0041 $33 Per wk N. scorny and no ellwiiellrt Newcomers to ?Utah invited Ori 4consultation. N. charge Telephoto Ineuirtes Invited. Mini, Paid -- ... ' DIAL ttiet.a loan tomisehiN 1172 SO, MAIN, . boon Monday 'tit I Seettod to the State Of Utah OGDEN OFFICli,i': ;;;'llootei 20r:4U 2954 Wash invent . ht. 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