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Show , 1 7.' - - - :. - ' c - - ,. 77 ' i - - N6A7SAND DESERET TELEGRAM, Solt LakeCity:Friday,July 8, 193 f All - .t, Prize Puzzle Contes Numb er 45 fPrie $400 in Cqsh - - ' r t (Entry deadline, 12 noon, July 13, 1933) 2A I 114 P 1 , gi al A NIMBI P MEMIME , F 7, ' ' - , '& 61111MIMI t Ti ,t nummanNIAD i 4IPh, ' " A 4 '.010 paIlk1111111111 rlo sem elm m 13EigiK an - Jean Orulltan 4 Randelyn Heaps Bunks!' - Lewis -- Craig- Kenneth Sevy Beck ., - A. ,9VV,- Jr Cheryl '4 " - I '".s 111 4 4,4 iliEntMinnft ' Byron , Ferguson ,Mark . .. Wagstaff, ,. Richard Glavas Larry , Simpson N, ' Marti-le- t Stanley Knudsen " Ammot Buogaard e BIRTHDAY GREETINGS TO Debrah Ann Bunkall, (laugh; 'Report Expeded At 1 11111111M E SI. -- EIjjDMIMI S.L.-Report--:---- 1 Thursday 1:twin-lic- e In the maternity wards of three o. fill:11ra. e N1 alynn I el ritsp, s tle,r. ,LdaaNtliagrti I ollfu nmkr4a la, n2d53N5I r3L. tlee.ti-lti.1:(6.0s1.4c..t.i:::- Raymond heaps, 7444 S. State, Midvale, Jean Nlarie Orulltakdaughter- - Ilan, 1128 Elgin Ave..; beryl Nnn- - Lewis, daughter- - of Mr. and Mrs. Preston J.; Lewis, 2.865 E. 7375 South, Sandy; Craig Sevy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Sevy, 2764 Imperial St.; Kenneth Beck, son of Mr and Mrs. Harold B. East; Mark Wagstaff, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ilerman Wagstaff, East; Bryan Earl Ferguson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Warren S. Fergu and Mrs. son, 406 Beta; Larry George Simpson, son 377 Coatsville Simpson, George Ilarry Glavas, son of Mr. 'and Mrs. Chris Glavas, 5342 S. State.; , - - - , amp As Market fails Twins Born in Day Was tA,r f is . Idaho Road Test 0 NE , , In Meet on 1Prison Abandons - Three Hospitals , I , I . , .er 1. Vii1J:0..0:011'gs..:.--::::i 45 Beck,-3646-24- 3811-13t- 00.W,.010t;-,-..:Po:',111i-',.'-'- h. .. separate Salt 'Lake City. hos-- . UTAH STATE Proposed hearings to.' estabPRISONThe pitals. . lish classification' for waters ot; And the three sets of twins pillion has closed its fish camp re all resent. vi, the Jordan and Weber riverr7. n a .....9 has :ssible Litirteetirtfleddlr-Ot Mrs;Darisitts-CT,-Knutk-tio;1which ' -65thilnatión-15.Utah- watersof so - sen, 841 Coatsville Ave.; Margriet Boogaard, daughter of will be discussed at a meeting cleared the advisoty board, Western . Twin were born at Name girls Mr. and Mrs. Johannes A. C. Boogaard, 466 E.9th South; of the State Water Pollution million trash fish in the Association of State Highway LDS Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. five,. and all babies l)ther . Friday. Control ,Board July 15. Officials', at Hotel Utah. Warner Hallman, 309 Edith past two years. Address OOOOOO a The-UtaTen states, U.S.- - Bureau of State Board of tCorkr E. J. ljeldsted, Ogden, board- -; RABIES WERE BORN IN SALT LAKE CITY HOS.' was andthiautomo-told Public rections the Roads, Thursday Twin b9rn1 were at THURSDAY PITALS TO: State. boys City chairman., announced that the tive;tructing and petroleum in- Holy Cross hospital to Mr. camp was abandoned because meeting willbeheld at 2 dustries are represented on the and Mrs. II. D. Brown, 993 the .Utah Fish And Game De.' TWIN GIRL AND BOY: CLAMS ACROSS at the governor's board room Mr. and Mrs. TOM Wilson, 942 S. West Temple. has committee. -i partment buying stopped ItillVieW Ave. at the State Capitol. ... .. 2.first name., V. Miller. Boise, Idaho, the trash fish. E.. TWIN GIRLS: a Under the 1953 Water Pollur The third combination, 4. A man might well be proud of the ekpert 'way in whifh he state highway engine er for boy and a girl, was born at . Chairman John F. Dugan and tion Control Act, the board can Mr. and Mrs. Warner lialirnan, 309 Edith tie. could handle one Idaho, is the 'committee's gen- Salt Lake GeneraL hospital Warden Marcell Graham .1said fix standards of water purity Certain people neel persuading before they'll take ones TWIN BOYS:, eral chairman. the department agreed, when and take action to maintain to Mr. and Mrs.-ToWilSon, 10. An article of information. Mr. and Mrs H D. BrOWO 995 11111view Dr. The WASHO road tests, nlar 942 S. West the camp was opened two years these standards. 11. Charge for services rendered. Temple, GIRLS:. Mktad, Idaho, were designed to ago to buy all the trash fish The board previously has-e12. A river in Scotland. information concerning that deVelop Mr. adH Airs:- Donald,A. Childs, 1170 W. 3rd North. prison crews could net. tablished five specific stand-- . 14. One possible source of irritation when people are having a the relative effectiveness of sevThe trash fish were made into Mr. And Mrs. Ray. ards of water-purit,ranging -picnic. eral designs of flexible pavefeed for the game' fish grown Bountiful. Mrs. and to Mr. John water drink without fit from Farnsworth, 18. The opposite to win. ment varyinginover-al- l thick In state hatcheries. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bishop, 320 W. 4th South. treatment to water good only 19. How quietly ariotils quelled may depend upon the ness from six to 22 inches under Mr. anti Mrs. George Knowlden, 2641 Alden St. Served Dual Purpose for special uses.- -employed. of. differ. applications repeated 3138 Lehi Dr. N. Howard and Mr. Mrs. Christensen, The camp has been:a worthLynn S. ThatcheraboardexV. Use atbair. ent weight loads,. said Mr: MilMr. and Mrs. L. W. Eastman, 429 Wall St. ecutive secretary, previously while project" for several other 22. It might be made of wood. ler. Mr. and Mrs; Sam Whitmore, 1038 N. 14th West. has expressed determination of t. 24. It keeps an animal from straying. reasons, Mr. Dugan said. It 1056 Wilson and Mr. Mrs: Ave. board members to preserve Simpson, a Eugene 23. To admire greatly. performed definite service to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Creves, Sandy. water for use by the people,:: Utah sportsmen by keeping 26. A boy's name. West. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Burrell, 3530 CLUES DOWN "taking into account economic Nine Salt Lake area youths down the count of trash fish, 4940 Lincoln Don and Mr. Mrs. beSt., Judy, Murray. problems of the users." 1. Publicity helps- when you're putting a new were named winners Friday in and it helped prison morale on the Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lester, Midvale. The water pollution problem1:- cause it provided,outsideswork market. a nationwide model car tom. for a' and Mrs. Mr. Richard Kearns. has been made acute during the Jewkes, number of men. . 3. Bookmakers often base the odds on how a horse is E. 844 and South. Mr. Ilth Mrs. William'Iruller, In addition, some of the carp past 20 years by doubling of petition. S. Has often been the means of locating an escaped prisoner. Mrs. 1356 Ave. and Mr. number of Utahns served by Fisher, Michigan Gary from lake were the ,The youths were competing seined. 6. You 'won't think much of people who only for personal Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jones, 1140 E. 4th South. canned sewage systems, he said. . for consumption prison in the annual Fisher Body success. , A major, problem facing the and some converted into a meal BOYS: 9. In some persons' eyes, may well seem very romantic. Craftsman's Guild contest. Is how to conduct its pro- board to on fed chickens the of branch the Utah's first prison 9. Decoration, perhaps awarded for bravery. 1408 5600 E. South. Mrs. and Ambrose Mr. Amotto, Fleet Reserve Assn. will receive gram with limited personnel Winning top state and r 13. A. beverage. , , W. 5500 South. 4309 Mr. Mrs. and James and funds. Hill, honors for the Utah, But without buyers for the its charter Friday night in a gional 15. Work hard. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Varogoza, 137 N. 4th West. special installation program in Colorado and Kansas region huge surpluses of trash fish, the 16, You expectitto be informative. Mr. and Mrs. Conrad O. Hansen, 1962 Hollywood Ave. wasnot Gilbert has Hotel 225 W. been the Coffee McArdle, Shop. project profitable, Congress be a little upset. 17Alaving lost one, a Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Wellington, 845 Harrison Ave. Oth North. Ile received $150 for he said, 'rhe event begins at 8 20. An untruth. . 1120 Mr. a. Mrs. and Pike, a A. Emery'St. Parley to board The Garland state Owning $100 honors in t4 Poveell, top granted according 22. A donkey will do it, Mr and Mrs. Patrick McCallister, 1232 ?Avon Cirt senior division. At a regional month pension to the Rt. Rev. 23. HospItals receive legacies from people in appreciation of 1578 Logan Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Prows,Bountiful. The Fleet --Reserve Assn. is winner he'will receive an exp- Msgr. Joseph P. Moreton, who some received many years before. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Weber: 1191 E. 5600 South. 23 In career of and ense-free years May after Navy composed trip- to the Crafts- rekired Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Parry, 2203 E. 3300 South. attoras The men Marine enlisted with Deman's Guild in chaplain. prison convention Corps Puzzle Contest Rules Mrs. Jimmie J. Griggs, Midvale. Mr. and at least six years otactive duty. troit Aug. ney general ruled him eligible Mr. Mrs. Herman Crock, 3170 S. 3200 West.1,,'. and I. Solve the puzzle 113 you would any crossword. on for in be active Two outstanding speakers Fri. pension.. There he will compete with They may duty, --B. Harris, Sandy. and Mrs. Martin Mr. 2, Fill in the puzzle blank completely and also copy your the fleet reserve or on the re- other 1 were listed for,,,Salt Lakp day Granted regional winners for Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth lloeban,- 172 E'17th South. answers onto the puzzle key which you retain. There is no limit tired list at time of member- eight university scholarships. City Chamber of ' The board also gave "merit" Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kirk, 930 E. 3rd South. to the number of entries one may submit One letter only may ship. Third state hoiiors in the pay Increases of $10 to $30 July, during meetings Mr. and Mrs. Willard Paulsen, 1928 Westwood Way. be placed , in each blank square. All entries for one entrant E. B. (Bill) Bailey', secretary senior division and a $50 cash GibBrig; to 20 key members of monthly Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Felton Jones, of Branch No. 49Denver,will award went to David N. should be included in one envelope, regardless of size. of the commander son, Eight lt Kempe, the prison staff. Similar raises 3. Then address your envelope and send the large --puzzle present the charter to Utah's 2775 Blue , Air McClelland Air Division, Hollaa 'for number of other employes Spruce Dr., blank to "Prize Puzzle Contest," Deseret News and Telegram, Branch No. 185. He also will day, while honorable mention will be considered in August Force Base, Calif., will speak at 33 Richards SI, Salt Lake City, Utah. Nothing other than entry install new officers. a joint Kiwanis awards and $25 U.S. Savings At luncheon, two members of Mr. Powell will serve as presiblanks should be included in the envelope. Separate combof CommerCe luncheon 12:13' were the won Ogden Bonds, police department byitolan&I,. . Riese, Horrocks, 60 Hartwell Ave., and pistol team were awarded the spondence or remarks requiring individual attention should be dent, with Robert-'P"illy 14. pm. - Ills subject will be air de- addressed to a specific individual or department otherthan Navy Recruiting Station, Ft. Duane Letham, 1235 Zenith Oscar E. Lowder Memorial Tro, , vice president; Frank Ave Douglas, tens- ephy. The Ogden team won the , Prize Puzzle Contest. 9 ,Ward,-30secretary-tN: 4. Be certain that your full name, address, city and state General Gibson is a native of In the junior division, Allen Utah Peace Officers Assn, pistol reasurer; Francis L. Sullifor the third tinle Lake City. Ills parents appear in printed or typewr14en letters in the upper jeft hand Salt 663 championship . Washington, AIR FORCE BASETwo Mr Force test pilots narat Weideman, I van, 1504-6tcorner Of the envelope. this year f to gain permanent and Mrs. Harry W.. Mr. are took , and honors cash top $150 rowly missed death or serious injury at noon Thursday when - 3. Entries must be received by the Deseret News and Tele arms, and James L. Hardy, 330 1203-4tthe trophy. Ave. ' possession-oaward. 11111 Second awahl son,' and on d place Air the a 'clisabled189D "Scorpion" F they St., chiplain. -- Grover Plowman,- - vice ' gram Prize Puzzle Contest Editor no later than the Wednesday Force Base runway. TT "Some 45 men are expected to $100 went to Laurie Mauerman, noon following publication of the puzzle each Friday. 766 AirAve. Kenneth Force Base test pilot, dent, United States Steel Corp.: become-charteBrowning. Authorizes Trip members of the Copt..,WilliatnC. Duncan, Bill County 6. Correct solutionand there is only onewill be published - and president of the riationallt. 2995 E. 3175 took Lang, South, and lst Lt. R. F. Bunting of on Saturday, eight days following the publication of each puzzle. branch Friday night," Mr. Pow. third state hontors. Honorable Lake Salt Frank County Atty. lie landed at approxi- . Defense Transportation Assn., ell said. "There are more than E. Moss, Friday was authorized Bergstrohl Air Force Base, Tex, runway. Solutions and puzzles will be numbered so that they may be 135 men in the state will speak in Salt Lake City, mention were awards to given for eligible ma.te2y 1.3?,.hpes per were on a local - routine ComLake Salt the matched , by , County W. readily. 1394 John conI. July 28. Iluish, After skidding on the' -membership," he said. -Federal mission to attend the conven- flight when the right ianding 7.a Any entrant with the correct solution then must present f will meet-,address and Brian lie crete several thousand joint Way, Utley,Utah and "The ggvernor-oyards, to failed of 189 the tion National go the Association of gear his "key"or miniature puzzleby registered mail or in person the -the aircraft caught fire and ing of. the Chamber of Cornmayor& of our Utah cities Ave. by the Wednesday noon following publication of the solution. will now have another or. Other Utahwinners- - were of County Officials at Rich- down as they approached to began to burn.1 Capt. Duncan merce, the Kiwanis Club, Salt -land. mond, Vs., July The "key" must be addressed specifically to the attention of and Lt. Bunting escaped- from Lake - City- - chapter of NDTA; ,can group of trained men, Osral B. Allred, Provo, second - Mr. Moss is ganized an radioed 33 and News Deseret Promotion Pete Eiden, Manager. Telegram,' the burning plane without in-I. and the Salt Lake City Trans; available to be called into com- place, senior division; Gordon and president-elec- t ' of the Utah emergency at '11:30 a.m., and Richards St., Salt LakeCity Utah. ' portation Club. E. in Moss, honorable time service of Ogden, jury. peril munity HAYS tower told that Association of Officials. operators S. A cash award of $25 County Or disaster,"- - Mr. Powell stated. mention, senior division, and the association leintended to crash land the lie will address each week to the person submitting the correct solution In case E. -Wesley Ohlwiler, Paradise, 20. 7 airplaneon iheirunway: After of ties, .the money will be divided equally Whenever, there is no honorable mentiOn, Seniordi; July out Ile Ipointed. that flying in the local area for a to the will be carried week for that $25 the weekly winner, vision. be will half hour to expend excess held convention contest depending upon the number text Salt Lake fueL 4SJr005Lover City CaptDuncan Numberig willi on thcpuzzletoncerned. award from Contest , ,,' F89 24 celebration period. the the to 41 July will 47 number from and to go number money carry DINING It DANCING 42 a number IS. The two jackpots will accumulate- until won. Then so. Slats Street , new Jackpot will be started with $23.) A story-tim- e class foechit9. Illegible entries will not be considered for judging. AM6-733- 1 dren from first grade up to the judges in all cases is final. of Decision be sixth held until Ltitt, It grade yin 10. Any resident ofUtah. Idaho, Nevada or Wyoming is school starts in the. fall. A Miss Rocky Mountainsi t eligible with exception of employes of the Deseret News Pub ' The class will meet on wit be chosen from 20 candiof 3:30 p.m. at dates in a beauty contest rriday at lishing Co. and the Newspaper Agency Corp. and members 4IP' Thursdays t. ' their immediate families, resLciim in the same household.- - Any ; South Sellpike CL) - I eh LITarary. at- rrm-lh-th2500 entrant working 'in collusion with an 776 W. 1st North. St: Auditorium, gib The-., in submitting entries or obtaining contest blanks or information' candidates come from The child who reads the Is automatically disqualified ftr past and future competition. most books in each class four states, Utah, jdahot Wyo-Afilsic II. Failure to comply with any ruling Will disqualify an group will win a prize at the ming and Colorado. A "Mr. Rocky Mountain" also etitry. Any effort to defraud the contest, in the opinion of the end of the summer, according , judges, tvill disqualify a personand rmembers of his immediate to Mrs, Doris Pearce, libtar- will be chosen in a companion Want Alt You Eat : , 7 Ian. Mrs. Pierce and Mrs. La- contest. family for past, present and future competition, Ii will to be awarded L. SERVED 8.11' P.Mef,--- IL The Deseret News and Telegrxm will not be responsible ' Ree Harper, assistant librarTrophies 1I . for entries Lost in the mails or otherwise raisplaced. Every pre ian, are conducting the story- participants ,in the two con' Ii -T Ovt- Mo; l'ovisolf--ttests, 1' which are being sponOftio'7 caution will be taken to safeguard eachentry. 111 InAll time class. are i children '1 , sored by the Body Modern 13. Any person tor a member of his immediate family) win- - vited to attend. I Beef of RoastSirloln i Gym. future be for will more competition., ineligible ning $.10'or may H.i facsimilies will be accepted but they end exact-siz- e lir and I Scollops 1 not be reproduced by any duplicating device or process.- (Carbon Per Perun , . f . copies are acceptable). If multiple entries are filed each must FOR 'ONE IRICE be numbered, alit correspending number placed on Of "keY" retained by the entrant. . plENIIIG" THE' SMART DANCERS I 111111111101311110111C1 "Mk' ane Without ótnin:9'$1..2 5 Cove; Per Person -- - KeytoNumber45L This - ts the .purild 'key" on THE HOMAN TIC ,il which you must copy -your 111110111111111111111 OLD OYER c,, tr,.cd) 6in solution. Reign untirthi-cor--5 MILLION rect answers are published. See Features the rules for details. BROWN 1 Cottonitood Canyon Breezes" Cool the 'Fanned by IGOLDEN 14111511ALL MGAN , ' LIKE IT IN THE STATE-At. Name o... THE OF WO COTTONWOOD CANYON MOUTH DISTRIBUTED BY AG A MO - -- .- nt-Mr- A final. teport on highway tests in Idaho was expected to , n Ave.lr-Richard-Ala- - - -- - -11- 0- h -- Ave-.---- . a ' Ve11-know- n - - - , , s, g , - - 1 n Lanigtord,-1-337GIEdiso- y, , 9 Utah Youths Win in Model Auto Contest - I Fleet Reserve Group Waits Charter Rites - - -- S-5- 600 - - - - . - little-girt-m- ay lTopSpeakers . - , 2-- - sts Pay-Boo- 'Gen-.-Kenneth- 1081-2n- - d Club-Chambe- - -- East-,---mast- h h crash-lande- - r est -- 966-3r- d 1 - - ' 18-2- 0. vice-presid- ent : - -- Capt.--Dun- ,- -- ', . Library Offers - -- belly-lande- d 20-to- : n Contest to Award 3793 - West Beauty Title "r; , ,v - - r 1 - - n LY) - 0 0 r - 'i I at IP' Hand--draw- n --- -- -- -- e 411IP America's' Newest I BUFFET Sensation 1: INNER I , ,,, - :s - The-CÁCJO- . - , Address . . S. City , . samannanni - K1 48 I - Late,s'. MUSIC IT INI .. INEASATKE - SAND OF CURT ACKIIILIND I 753 East .210 U:DOEIC) C rt.: nvil OLD oil ipot tito' MiLkAssisit7 , Admission Person $1. 1 &VIII, , JENNINGS MUSIC CO., 211 lest I st South . SATURDAY NIGHTS E, 4 DRwElitt AT min HER 111 lids tilo glinaltd 1103131U11 INGO "o Y dill. !.:..10.0..;-,- F:U.,.RE: - PRPL,J.N.D: B.E.F H- - - tt ;I. - r! - t, nth-Wes- . - - |