Show 1 Today in Utah V the ocb::i (utaio STANDARD-EXAMINI- 2 e Monday Evening June 28 1954 0 Scouts Save Youth lnJiih Cut Artery I : ' SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — A Salt Lake City teen-age- r was none I ( -- V v Jr ’& A S ' Idaho Traffic Claims 27th Victim in June 1y f : £ t r ©ne-a-da- ' w" 1 Big Cottonwood Canyon Patrick Bose 13 was brought ' down from the Lake Blanche area by a horseback posse which had been called to the rescue yester' day Patrick and three companions had gon into" the canyon to fish at Lake Blanche Saturday but he was injured accidently by a hunt- ing knife His companions unable to stop the bleeding called for help from a party of' Boy Scouts camped nearby The scouts got the bleeding stopped but were unable to carry Patrick out on an improvised stretcher One of the Scouts then hiked to a telephone and called the Salt Lake County Sheriff’s Office for help Hospital attendants credited the Scouts quick action with saving his life - 9 Plane Flips Over SALT LAKE CITY ( AP) — A light plane taxiing in after a landing at Salt Lake City’s abandoned No airport flipped over Saturday when hit by a sudden gust of wind But flying instructor Hart H Marks Jr and his feminine student stepped from the plane unhurt car-truc- 81 Uranium Firms SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — The Utah Securities Commission says that a total of 81 uranium firms have either applied or completed registration with all but 16- of them applying for permission to sell stock this year The commission said that 56 firms have completed registration with nine other applications currently pending - Twin Rarities f Albino squirrels are so rare that the capture of a pair of them at Seneca 111' caused much excitement The snow-whit- e oddities are progeny of two normal wild red squirrels They are pictured with Jimmie Jones on whose parents’ land they were caught when a few weeks old The animals are very tame and are thriving - Baby's OK After Fall But Mom's Down 12-Fo- ot & SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Rodney Adams tumbled through the window of his family’s second-stor- y apart- (AP) i— Chief Utah - ‘ 1 t CLEARFIELD — Safecrackers The canning company was sawed and hammered their way tered through a front window to $360 in cash in the Woods where a broken pane had been Canning pross with ’'cardboard The Co vault some replaced smashed open two wood’ime night burglars en a doors and third steel door to Clearfield Police the at vault get Chief Alfred Chief Padgett said both c the Padgett said to- handle and the dial on the safe day had been knocked off Entry was He descri bed the break-i- n as “amateurish’’ and said he had a 1 756 Enroll at BYU couple of suspects in mind No ( PROVO— An 80 per cent inarrests have been made however crease in enrollment over last — —- year’s 972 total was reported today by BYU which said 1756 students have signed-uin all en-final- -- last Thieves Steal 54 Buiclc in Brigham p BRIGHAM CITY — Burglars with a taste for luxury broke into Bundy Motor Co between! 1:30 and 6:45 am today and made off with a blue 1954 hardtop Buick convertible Brigham officers making a routine check just past midnight found nothing amiss But owner L- - W Bundy discovered the loss when he showed up for work some five hours later A side window had been pried open The thieves then opened the rear doors and drove off i The keys were in the car Mr Bundy said some ’change also was stolen Other items may two-tone- ly 'VstiMhoiise —ADVERTISEMENT— Science Shrinlis Piles Witksut Surgery Find New Healing Substance Science bat found ft healing substance that (brinks piles stops pain promptly ends bleeding — without surgery Doctors report actual shrinking of piles Sufferers (ay Piles have ceased to be a problem The secret it Bio-Dy® — already widely used for heal is now This substance tissue ing injured available in a hemorrhoid ointment called tttfmrnie H At your druggist Money hack guaraote Trmie Mere WTIGH-TO-SA- each load WATIR SAVER Automatically measures amount of water to match size of load f LEXIELE CCMTROl Start stop or repeat any part of washing cycle at any rime And V d Long Weekend you have 8 water temperatures AGI-TUmS- i nrrn-ri- n- iniiii mn ACT1CM LE Gentle yet thorough Washes everything ijisiwwiip clean cM —t A N X 1 - 4 V V aafelyJ EASY CREDIT TEflZVIS v First Aid Kit $125 t i Telescope $195 J r ’ i “ 5 Boy Scout Department BUEHLER-B- l t nGHfim 2326 Wash Blvd Phono T Shop in SALT LAKE CITY (AP)—It’s to be a long weekend at going ment yesterday and landed on the Utah State Capitol on a cellar door 12 feet below 2 to 5 The State Board of July ExAttendants at Holy Cross Hos- aminers has decided to permit all offices Saturday July pital could find no injuries on closing 3 Normally skeleton staffs are the infant But the mother Mrs maintained on Saturdays Rita Adams had to be treated o o o for shock 3-53- 38 Air-Cool- ed MD Comfort Vo TOLU LOGAN — Wilford G Hale a was reelected president of ’the n B Utah Osteopathic Assn at the convention which wound up “ Bethreem Kitchen Flreislece Etc Alse Plastic Asphalt end Rubber Tile an-nu- al Pioncor Tilo Go 1 Ml 9 Wash ra a n o a Phene 6914 b 1 1 l 4$ Special a a b a PUrcFTase! i WOMEN'S 40-od- d Deadlines Listed For Candidates: BLOUSES (AP)-J- uly 00 17 and 23 are big days for Utah politicians These are the deadlines for prospective candidates to file official notices of candidacy tOC2 VI Weighs exact size of ld County Deputy Sheriff Reuben - Christiansen says he hopes a flock of sheep left alone will do what the Bo Peep rhyme says yesterday Next annual meeting they’ll do — come home will be held in Jackson Wyo Christiansen said today he was notified by Arch Beckstrom Ben- -' jamin that 29 of Beckstrom’s ewes had disappeared along with lambs their SALT LAKE CITY OO lor Your Old Was hzr Ocsardlcss of Condition ' On This new made by sawing off the bolt that holds the safe door in place he said Deputy Kenneth Hammond of the Davis County Sheriffs office is assisting in investigations (My srarrm? (Dogoffipaa be missing too Police Chief HarSmith and Officers Scott Lee of Twin Springs their son How- ry and R K Pearse are investigatard 8 and daughter Ann "4 ing drowned in Boise River above Arrowrock Reservoir Monda& evening when a cable car across the stream broke James Lelaild Franks 13 Oakley was killed when a tractor 'overturned near Oakley Friday Utah Osteopaths Elect Bo Peep Paging PROVO k - Nine-month-o- f Bissegger died in Bear Lake Hospital of - multiple skull fractures received Saturday in a crash on US 30 two miles west of Border Wyo on the Idaho side of the state line Traffic accidents accounted for three of the week’s other eigt violent deaths in Idaho Irvin - Lee Rose 7 and his brother Kleth 5 were killed near Soda Springs Thursday when a logging truck driven by their mother Mrs' Irvin Rose turned over near' Soda Springs ? Hit ' by Car William Leighty Caldwell cattle buyer was killed at Caldwell Thursday night when struck by a car driven by Willard Holmes r 30 of Nampa ' Mr and Mrs William Logston Memorial ’ - i By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS y toll Holding to their fori the month Idaho’s highways claimed their 127th life yesterday The deatlf of Rex B Bissegger 38 of Montpelier boosted the 1954 highway death toll to 81 with one-thir- d of them ©ccuring this month The total a year ago ( was 77 i jf ' the worse for wear today despite an accident which severed" an artery In his leg and forced him to spend a stormy night high in ? it i Clearfield Safecrackers Get $360 in Raid ' ll Ll£$3 SeeuiA endiee j WA Hi cosy - you eer ewpek VtohCoeaure caodoyonnelf wotesttfnplcfo-osfrocio- m v s y j f a Oockfor V hgh ontflOHoiigdefoNMigMoN eosUo pproe July 17 at 1 pm is the time for all candidates for Congress or for State Senate in senatorial districts which include more than wMywftlJa I one county On July 23 all candidates for county offices state House of Representatives and State Senate whose’ district includes only one county must be registered with the secretary of state by 5 v UTAH CONCRETE PIPE CO AND pm SECOND FLOOR Special Purchase CHENILLE SPREADS wavy ‘line pattern on sturdy back- needs no ironing Easy to care for ing Wonderful color selection THIRD - Stockj Up! 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