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Show siU Tll JJ9 LiCkc Tribune, Saturday, December 38. 18 Cars Crash Bingham Natie World Almanac Coupon In Sevier, A. F. Doctor Mulli-Rale- d Salt Lake Tribune P.O. Bov 49)8 Chicago, Illinois Utahn Dies Plies 4 Trades in Viel Special to The Tribune A two car RICHFIELD collision mile south of here Friday claimed the life of Lavar (Bisli) Johnson, 69. Elsinore, Sevier Countv. Mr. Johnson was a passenger in an auto driven by his Ted Smith, 28, Monroe, Sevier Count), when the auto, southbound on U.S 89, smashed almost head on into a northbound ar dmen by Clark Rogers, 27, Central, Sevier County, Utah Highway Patrol Troon-e- r Bud Larsen said the collision occurred about 5:15 pm. - - d Multiqmtliirii'd He i qualified as a flight Burgeon, a pilot, a navigator and a parachutist. At Tan Son Nhut Air Base Dr. Dunn is deputy 7th Air Force Command surgeon and direitor of professional arro-- Policc Blame Same Duo In Robberies Police Friday said tvvo imsked men who Thursday robbed a Kearn Store at 4835 W. 4100 South, apparently are the same men who robbed the 1152-2n- Food Kwikee Mart, Ave., that same eve- d ning. Det. Willie Anderson said descriptions of the bandits in both robberies are nearly Identical. In both cases, the culprits wore nylon stockings over their faces. Bob Kooyman, 22, 129 Hidden Villa Rd. (1882 South), a clerk at the Kwikee Market, old police he was at .he cash when the men register 'jumped through the door and one said, give me it aU. The bandits then ordered three customers to hand over their wallets and purse. Officer J. M. McIntyre said the pair took a total of $105. In the Kearns robbery, two men entered the store at closing time and ordered Vicki Jean Peterson to give me your money. One of the bandits added: "If you dont open the safe, you have only 10 seconds to live. Miss Peterson opened the safe, and the men took $200 and fled. In both cases, the men were ai med with a revolver. medical services In addition to supervising programs ol therapeutic and preventive medical support to all Air Force medical facilities in Vietnam, hp is involved in research and development of sutvival system for Vietnam pilots. Among Dr. Dunn's curient projects is a field study on the combat serviceability a of new gold colored, flight suit made of plastic and fiber that will withstand heat up to 1,100 degrees Fah- as the Rogeis car attempled to turn left into a roadside business. Weather was not a factor in the accident, he renheit. More Than Enough "Some pilots have learned, the hard way, that they can carry ,oo much survival gear, the survival gear expert said fie related a story about a pilot carrying a bolo knife added. Injured in the accident were Mr. Smith, his wife Wanna Fae, 28, and their three chil who was seriously wounded by it when he ejected from a crippled airplane. Dr. Dunn said he discovered one pilot carried so much extra equipment that if he had ever ditched a plane in the ocean his life jacket would not have supported all the extra weight. Listed Missing Lt. Col, Jarred M. Dunn, Utah After serving in the Aimy Air Corps during World War II Dr. Dunn attended the University of Utah, where he did research in radiation genetics. During the Korean corili'U, Dr. Dunn flew nearly 10(1 mis- sions. On one tive, poses by plane in Saigon with tools of bis other professions in the plane was hit and Dr. Dunn practically glided back to his home base. Coolest Time In 1955 Dr. Dunn left the Air Force to return to medical school at the University of Utah and graduated in 1959. He interned at Walter Reed Army Hospital near Washington, D.C. One of the Utahns habits that surprises visitors at the air base is his daily 3 a.m. job of three to five miles around the base. It's the coolest time of day to run, he Nows th Time To Purchase Flower Fund Complaint The flight back took so long that he reported in just in time to discover he was listed as missing in action. chute, navigators computer, doctors kit. He is surgeon, pilot, navigator and a parachutist. foreground County Employes Amend his mission na- A civil comphint tvvo former Salt alleging Lake County employes were coerced into contributing funds for a public officials election campaign will be amended. Third District Judge Stewart M. Hanson Friday gave attorneys for Glen L. Green and Doug Kemp, former Highway Department employes, 20 days to amend their $150,000 civil action charging that plaintiffs were forced to conflower tribute to a fund. The suit had been filed on explains. Canine License behalf of the department's other employes and members of the State, County and Municipal Employes Local 1663, AFL-CIO- . Judge Hanson granted the continuance after both sides agreed that the union was not a proper plaintiff in the action. The suit names County Commission Chairman Oscar Hanson Jr., Highway Department Director Lamont B. Gun-t- u rs m, his chief deputy Ben Andrus, and 10 John Does" as defendants. Dog owners were reminded Friday it would be doggone nice if they will begin purchasing 1969 licenses for their animals. H. C. Wood, dnector, Salt Lake City Animal Control Department, said the license fee lor males or females is $3. After March 1, a delinquent fee brings total cost to $10, Mr. Wood said. Licenses can be obtained in Room 209, City and County Building. One last warning from Mr. Wood: Dogs off premises must be on a leash its the law. dren, Adnanna, 8, Terri, 2, and Shawn, 6, all of whom were riding in the Smith car, and Mr. Rogers and a passenger in his ca., John Winn, 27, Cedar City. The injured vveie taken to Sevier Valley LDS Hospital here where Mr. Smith was treated for chest injunes and listed in serious condition late Friday. Injuries to the other five persons hurt in the crash appeared to be minor, a hospital official said Daily Nip Tree Flips A Christmas tree, 22 State City of Make checks or money otdeis navalile to Wot Id Allow three weeks for deliver) . Al- - j j Buy It at The Tribune Students: 69 Almanac lias Wealth of Valuable Facts If )oure a student about to make a New Yeai's reso'utiou to get better grades in I960, you'd better purchase a Woild Almanac from The Salt Lake Tribune. Published in coopeiation with The Tribune, the 1969 edition of the book is available at The Tribune Library, Room 212, Tribune Bldg., 143 S. 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