Show r f t ? frX Midwesterner Story-Tellin- g Theodore Julius Matousek Cleveland Ohio man midwesUrner who’ told It story'of” two weeks ago for was arrested car it and theft murder blaming " on the use ol ‘dfugs whs sen- investigation of’ burglary at in Greenriver Utah- - Later officers tenced yesterday to 18 months ‘ " said he told them he had killed a federal prison k a man and' stuffed his body in a culvert hear Price Utah But a careful searclr of the area failed to locate a body ’ Matousek also told officers he had stolen a car and had driven it from Nevada to Utah The theft was substantiated and Matousek was charged with the federal offense of driving a stolen car across state lines He was taken before U S Dishere trict Judge Willis K Ritter ' Friday pleaded guilty and received the prison sentence Ritter ordered Matousek confined in the federal prison for drug addicts at Fort Worth Texas U S District Attorney A Pratt Kesler said Matousek told Ritter he had been a drug addict since the age of 13 The Ohioan said he had stolen “hundreds” of cars before his arrest in Utah i SALT LAKE -- CITY- (AP— A 31-year-- j IKlyriry ? t 1 Herd's Hoping They Like It V3 Handed!l8 Months in Prison i 4 Amazing Chance to Save 20 FIRST TIME IN ELGIN’S HISTORY R 90-YEA- SALT - LAKE CITY (UP)— President Dwight Eisenhower and Secretary of ’Agriculture Ezra Taft:Bensoja will have a chancer to enjoy Utah’s Dairy Day today even though they are in Washington - Packages of Utah Cheddar and swiss cheeses were sent to both Eisenhower and ''Benson by aif yesterday i Among events celebrating will be a Utah in day dairy with contest mayors milkinjg parti-panas cities state’s of the on Logan’s main Street -- ’ CredltM economy mittee In other resolutions the DAV of urged no discrimination as to dismen in or enlisted ficers ability benefits and recommended preference be given disabled vet erans in certain civil service jobs The Utah DAV also urged that the national organization elim inate from its constitution ant s all reference to the word “comrade” as referring to mem bers of the DAV The word “comrade" a resolution said “has the Coimmunist party” Alex F Gray of Salt Lake City was 4lecteI Utah department commander and Charles Johnson of Logan was named senior vice Chosen junior vice commander wb Green Stamp" Give Phone 44 Shockmastei 17 Aili 954 — Art Smalley Jewelry & Sporting Goods Inc 2540 Wash Blvd LAKESIDE ltd to Pritt md iewli Models! NOTHING HELD BACK Take Your Choice then Take 20 Saving FROM FACTORY PRICE TAGS STANDARD-EXAMINE- R SUNDAY MORNING JUNE 6 1854 Jury Cives Verdict Against Youth Who Killed Neighbor WALLACE Idaho (AP) — Hoy Sundstrcrh a youngster of 18’ was convicted pug-nose- d e Protest Utah Fund Cuts That Hurt Vet Services come fo be associated with Reds pinks i radicals and members of $497$ THE OGDEN (UTAH) ts I iitam CA of involuntary manslaughter yesterday in the March 13 rifle slaying of a neighbor friend Sundstrom had been on trial ' murall week on second-degreder charges The state accused him of grabbing! a gun at home after a day of beer drinking then firing a fatal shot at din-ton DeBolt 35 who was standing across the street DAV Judge H A Graf set June 11 for sentencing Sundstrom who looks younger than 18 could get a maximum of 10 years in the penitentiary ‘Glad It’ Over 1 “I’m just! glacd it’s over memSundstrom muttered to report- MUKftAY "(AP)—Utah when the! jury verdict was bers of' the Disabled American ers announced after 8 Vz hours of Veterans protested yesterday deliberation He had nothing : ‘ by-law- o f v moves" which have brought closing orders for veterans services in Utah Department of Employment Security offices DAVi officials said the move eliminate special aid for would Admits Violation veterans at offices in Manti Park Pleading guilty in the City Court to not having his car in- City and St George “Now more than ever before spected Spencer K Hutchens 22 of 443 7th St was given a $15 there li a need for veterans’ serv suspended fine ice offices throughout Utah” said William L Carr of Salt Lake City chairman of the resolutions com- to Arff Smalley's Sy else to say 1 About 20 persons were in the courtroom most of them Sundstroms classmates at Kellogg High School Sundstrom who has been free on $5000 bond completed his studies by correspondence t c o ii r s e this (i spring The state claimed the youth started firing the gun after his parents scolded him for drink- ing and picked out DeBolt across the street for one shot thinking he was a policeman who was going to arrest him Fluke Shot J J Police said it was a fluke shot in the shoulder that killed f! Idaho Hifs Snag In Prosecuting Liquor Law Cases ii DeBolt a man who used to take young Sundstrom on fishing trips A police bullet stopped Sundstrom striking him in the mouth and coming out his neck Doctors said it was a miracle h£ wasn’t killed but his injury was sever regarded as too serious Classmates had testified Sundstrom was a quiet sort never in trouble at school add well liked Sundstrom testified he didn’t remember much the night of the shooting The defense contended he was temporarily unable to determine between right and wrong ‘ Utah Postal Clerks i - Open Business Meetings Today BRIGHAM CITY— Ninety delegates from points throughout the state had registered yesterday for opening activities of the two-daconvention of Utah Post Office y Clerks Business meetings were to be gin at 10 a m today for both clerks and members of the auxili ary Earlier a breakfast at 8:30 a m at the War Memorial home was scheduled Yesterday the delegates visited the Intermountain Indian School A banquet attended by 130 clerks and auxiliary members concluded the opening day events Among dignitaries attending were Mrs Lester B Galbraith national auxiliary Joplin Mo F O’Connor naJohn president tional vice president of the clerks Mrs R A Coon Salt Lake City BOISE (AP)i-- A justice court national vice president of the ruling which would leave the auxiliary and Albert O Anderstate powerless to clamp down son Logan national state repreon establishments selling “set- sentative ups” to patrons who provide their own liquor will be appealed to Up district court Ada County Prosecutor Blaine Evans said yesterI were Tracy Astle commanders and Glenn R Dover both of Salt Lake pity and Harold Palenske day Justice of th4 Peace J M Lam- of Prcjvo pert held Fric ay that a section of the liquor code prohibiting maintenar ce of unlicensed the Is Fine Suspended consumption of Ricljard Hodges 24 of Garden premiseswasforunconstitutional beiquor City was given a $15 suspended cause in the wasn’t mentioned it fine iji the City Court for not title of the acjt having a driver’s license His ruling came In sustaining a demurred — of Descendants by Dale Clemons atReunion Haven Schoonover for torney meet will for Samuel Eckersley a family reunion Sunday June whose Miramar Ballroom near 13 at! Lava Hot Springs Idaho Boise was raided by state liquor agents and Ada Everyone is asked to bring a bas- aw enforcement Nov 9 officers County ket luhch Since the action concerned only he law in the case it may be Put $650000 To Dig Uranium OKLAHOMA CITY (AP)—Two Oklahoma City contractors and a Utah associate yesterday announced a $650000 plunge into uranium mining near Moab Utah Mark Holloway paving contractor and J S Corley a builder said they expect to begin raw material mining the within two months Holloway said they purchased 47 claims comprising a three-mil- e strip 1500 feet wide in the midf-dl-e of “proven property” Their partner is Fred Frazier of Moab whole mountain seems to appealed to district court Evans be“The uranium” Holloway with hot said it was “too important a case said not to appeal” State Law Enforcement Commissioner Wayne Summers said he ruling would not affect enforcement off the rest of the iquor and jbeer laws but con ceded that under that interpre DELTA Utah (AP)—School tation “we doft’t have a law” to halt persons from maintaining officials said yesterday agreement unlicensed premises where pa- has been reached on teacher saltrons could provide their own ary scales in Millard County for school year the 1954-5liquor ' D A Allred president pi the the section apparently was an “afterthought” of the Millard County Education Assn legislators land omission of any said the scale provides for sal- e mention of lit in the title “shows aries ranging from $3000 for need for legal counsel before ginning teachers to $4100 for I those with 16 years’ experience drawing upi latos ” A-bo- i i V Salary Schedulo Gets Approval Enjoy Refaxed Living wi i&m vMOil - lMmt 1' I "VVp 5 be-th- WEEK ONLY 00 UP TO Trade-I- n Allowance on Your Old Refrig SKILLED PERFORMER North Ogden’s Allen Warren is shown with his three beautiful Palominos signed as a special act for the 1954 Ogden Pioneer Day’s rodeo —Ginger Duke and Babe— — —¥ North Ogdenite Will Help Make Ogden Rodeo Sparkle Class Is Today For Owners Who Beautiful horses and ponies and a skilled handler main e ingredients of good rodeos will-bpresented in plentiful numbers by the forthcoming Ogden Pioneer Days rodeo series July 4 officials said yesterday And one of the principal numbers of this kind will be offered by a North Ogden horseman Allen Warren 'and his groups of glossy Palomino horses and little Shetland ponies Although he’ll be making the Ogden rodeo for his first time as a regular contract performer of Rodeo Cowboys Assn Mr Warren already has built up a strong following in rodeo towns in Utah Idaho Nevada and Wyoming Now In Fourth Year Now in his fourth year as a Mr Warren has professional worked up a liberty drill with his three Palominos that rates in top brackets throughout the circuit according to Col Graves B rodeo chairman His Palominos billed as the Will Show Dogs The Mount Ogden Kennel Club will sponsor a class today at 2 p m for all local dog owners who have entered their canines d in the dog show at the Ogden Airport Saturday June 12 The class will be held at Monroe Park 30th Street and Quincy Several experienced Avenue club members will give help and information to those who are novices at showing their dogs Entries From All Over Dogs have been entered from all over the country and will be exhibited in competition at the annual dog show Saturday said Werner Sehm president of the club There will be classes for puppies from 6 to 9 months and There rom 9 to 12 months also will be novice classes for dog owners who are inexperienced in showing their canines In addition there will be classes for dog owners who live in Weber Cache Box Elder and Davis counties said Mr Sehm Judging will begin at 10:30 am Saturday and continue throughout the day Judges for the event will be Carey W Lindsay of Baltimore Md and Percy Roberts of the Reverly Kennels in Nor-o- n Conn 20-2- all-bree- all-bree- d Mc-Ga- ry Call Issued for Three Golden Stars go through a liberty drill which Mr War-ren controls with whistles and shouts and act which Pioneer Daya scouts say proves that sometimes horses are smarter than people His second number is made up of Shetlands rated as one of the best pony performances on the road today Col McGary said' And as a special hit for children Warren will present a tiny ' pony one of the small est ever to trot into the huge Ogden arena Other special acts for the five-nigrodeo series include the Valkyries and their sensational e jump and Beeswax Moore and family with their clowns donkeys and trick riding ' The prize purse of $11875 is' expected to attract the world’s best ’punchers ropers and riders 3 to the five competitive events of the program — bareback riding calf roping saddle bronc riding ht five-hors- steer wrestling and bull riding There will be no conflict with Cheyenne rodeo dates this year another factor expected to draw in the top cowboy talent offi-- v ' j cials said I Electric Engineers Applications are now being received for electrical engineers who are urgently needed to begin the electric power conversion program in the Panama Canal Zone The jobs to be filled pay from $5256 to $10450 a year and persons appointed should be available for duty on or about July 1 1954 Appointments will be for a period of three years which may Police youth bureau officers be extended as the progress of said today bicycles that do not the program dictates display the city’s 1954 license Applicants will be considered date after June 15 will be picked according to their qualifications up and taken to the station They must be graduates of a The plates can be obtained each recognized school of engineering day of next week between 9 am or have had equivalent practical and noon and from 1 to 4 pm at he police bike room ground training Application forms may be obloor of Municipal Building It is not necessary to take the tained from the Civil Service bicycle to the room to obtain the window in the Ogden Post Office license but in such cases the1 They should be sent to V R owner must have the serial num- Brown personnel representative Panama Canal Co Washington ber and a description of the 25 'D C - 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