Show THE OGDEN Board Adopts STANDARD-EXAMINE- S R SATURDAY EVENING JUNE 28 OGDEN UTAH ENDS CELEBRATION $5669649 MORGAN— A highly successful Morgala Days celebration will end with the Budget 56-5- 9 ' RODEO TONIGHT 1958 final rodeo tonight at 8 at the county fairgrounds here Carl Eyre Salt Lake City rider suffered a broken jaw thrown from a bucking bronco He was taken to a Salt Lake hospital for treatment Three other riders suffered minor injuries They were treated by a local phy sician and released BRIGHAM CITY— A budget of fiscal $5669649 for the year was officially adopted by the Box Elder CQtmty Board of Education following a public hearing Wednesday night This amount includes the $2500000 bond issue approved by voters in May The mill levy will remain at 32 mills the same as last year with 20 mills used for maintenance and 12 mills for debt service buildings and sites Expenditures will be as fol1958-5- 9 ' Cool Comfortable lows: Until Sunday y $43630 reguAdministration lar classroom program $1229-18- 9 public summer program $20518 public adult education program $16607 attendance and health services $11776 community service $1000 transportation $111606 school lunch of $171380 operation plants $172980 maintenance of school plants $59304 fixed charges lbuwpi $100086 current building capital $67lfi3: bond bnildir" fund capital $63000 bonds redeemed Clearfield Fire Chief Elmo Hodson interest of bonds $1035000 ' Mmlftg X cf SKIES WILL BE MOSTLY CLEAR here tomorrow cooler this afternoonrtempera-ture- s will range 52 low to high of 94— (AP Wirephoto) tarn Ah-h-h- ej It7s — FORCE Top-lev- -- el The White House said Presi- dent Eisenhower was shocked at the news Press Secretary James C Hagerty said he and Eisenhower were particularly saddened that the crash took the lives of six American newsmen "Some of them" Hagerty said "were known personally to the President and all of us here at the White House" The Civil Aeronautics Administration and Civil Aeronautics Board were given permission to investigate the crash Direct par ticipation by the agencies in the investigation of a military plane crash is unusual An Air Force statement gave this reason: "The action will permit both the CAA and CAB immediate access to vital information" which could have marked effect upon increased safety measures in forthcoming large scale commer- investigating teams from the Air Force the Civil Aeronautics Administration and the aviation industry today sifted the wreckage of a huge jet Stratotanker to determine what caused a crash that took the lives of 15 men The big tanker one of four KC135S scheduled to streak to c England to break round trip records early yesterday crashed and exploded seconds after takeoff Two similar planes that took off before her broke the west to east record A fourth poised on the runway did not take off because of the tragedy The plane snapped high tension wires 70 feet above the ground and plummeted to earth darkness in the Its cargo of highly volatile fuel — estimated the equivalent of railroad tank cars cial jet operations" — exploded into an inferno AIRLINERS DUE SOON SIX NEWSMEN KILLED First deliveries of commercial Instantly killed were six news- jet airliners by American manumen seven crewmen and two facturers to airlines is expected observers from the National late this year Among these planes Aeronautics Assn The dead in- will be the Boeing 707 airliner cluded Brig Gen Donald W similar in general design to the Saunders of Athens N Y air- three million dollar KC135 tankborne commander in charge of er that crashed the operation Investigators are expected to concentrate on a section of the Massachusetts turnpike and a farm The blazing craft slithered across the pike a new t toll road that crosses the state and blew up with a thunderous roar in a cornfield It was the worst air tragedy in Massachusetts since 1946 when a bomber crashed into Mt Tom at Holyoke killing 25 Continued from Page 1 The two jet tankers that took off before the crash broke all whose term expires in has conceded the rebels New York to London speed recdominate at least cf ords flying the 3337 miles in less than oVz hours Lebanon Their crews and other newsThe rebels' territorial claim was made by former Premier men and civilians aboard were Abdul Yafi a Moslem and Muad unaware of the third plane's fate Ammoun leader of the Christian until they reached Brize Norton Air Base in England opposition in this The news of the crash had country Chamoun has accused Presi- been given to the commanders dent Nasser's United Arab Re- by radio during the flight but public of sending in arms and they kept it to themselves "Those were my men" said men to aid the rebels A UN Col Harry Burrell of Omaha observer team established to inwho commanded the flight vestigate the charges said Thursa price to pay for a "What comaid some day it had found in from the NAR's ing neighboring Syrian province trans-Atlanti- after-midnig- three-and-a-ha- ht lf ebanon Beats f Rebels In Long Fight mid-Septemb- one-quart- east-wes- B-1- 7 er er half-Mosle- Ogden and vicinity — Some aft cloudiness otherwise tomorrow clear mostly through Cooler this afternoon High both low tonight days Utah — Some afternoon cloudiness otherwise mostly clear through tomorrow Cooler north portion this afternoon High both in north and in days south Low tonight Southeastern Idaho — Fair through tomorrow Much cooler in today High both days the north and in the south Low tonight 89-9- 4 $2-5000- 52-5- 7 85-9- 5 92-10- 2 0 72-8- 2 40-5- 0 Wyoming — Partly cloudy aft- ernoon and evenings with widely scattered thundershowers mostly over mountains otherwise clear today and tomorrow Cooler north and west this afternoon Summary —Yesterday was very hot in Utah and the southwest Temperatures during the afternoon rose to 102 in Salt Lake City a new record for the day 104 at Wednover and St George Several other locations reported 100 or more The mercury climbed well above 110 in southern Ari zona and the interior of south ern California Highest in the na tion was 115 at Gila Bend Ariz Needles Calif reported an ex tremely high minimum this morn ing of 89 Cooler air moving into Idaho Nevada and northern Utah last evening brought relief from the heat Mix Min 99 53 81 61 56 Ogden Aflants 93 ?o Billings Bismarck Boise Boston 81 62 85 74 90 109 85 84 Chicago Denver Us Vegii Logan Miami Minneapolis 43 64 66 82 65 62 59 80 New Orleans New York Omaha 84 1 CAMP WILLIAMS Spokane Washington Yellowstone sAutoAiwjx tional Guard troops today were guarding two large brush fires that erupted yesterday in scorchBoth blazes ing temperatures were under control A bursting artillery shell fired by troops started a fire that spread over thousands of dry acres near here More than 350 guardsmen and two companies of the Salt Lake County fire department battled the fire until the early hours today when it was brought under control Another fire near Bates Canyon in Tooele burned out of control for several hours after it was whipped up by GAYLA LOUNGE RONNIE RICK'S BAND No Cover Charg 54 67 60 52 45 61 12 IlEIIITli i X5vw-:i- FT ? w' jML- - said certain 7ES0R0 PB U PANCHO VILLA areas would be allowed to burn out Shows Continuous From IrCQ pm L Color and Cinemascope "Hunchback of Notre Dame" Anthony Quinn and Gina Lollobrigida EX Open 6:45 p m HELL TO and STARTS 1:00 PM SUNDAY f v IN ALFRED H1TCHCQCIC5 -- Y si 7 Pfj 1 ! i i It ihV Mil ' i V ' v'1 -:' 7A-- V X DANA FERRER DOLORES w k Xk!) M' VsgrJ mk WYNTER 1 tbrM MICHAELS LS ! trip v 1 1 pf tioning JIlW WAYNE DEVEREAUX At the Organ Consolo few With Special INTERMISSION RECITAL DANCING EVERY SATURDAY BERTHANA BALLROOM Pet© Schurz Band V W MC P 1 III H OKMO Requests Cheerfully Fulfilled WESTERN AND COUNTRY STYLI MUSIC BY lsfers ef 1:00 3:10 5:25 7:35 9:55 EVENING Every Saturday Saturday Evtning June 28th Alto Regular Chuck Wogon Breakfast Sunday Morning SEE IT FROM THE STARTI ffto Rainbow Trait HURRY - TONIGHT ONLY 321 24th Street ) LAST FEW DAYS! - " " i 9mm w p MEL HALL'S ORCHESTRA Have You Seen This Superb Motion Picture? HO INCREASE IN PRICES — ROMANTIC of f he r HITSI Two Great Hits In CinemaScope ' js rtj Show of Dusk 2 PARAMOUNT PRESENTS "OLD HILL" Box Office 7:00 i SPANISH TEXAS" OGDIN'S FINEST " fTy? y "PLUNDER ROAD" DANCE TONIGHT f X TECHNILDL0R' Condi- - OGDEN CANYON Enjoy Yourself EIAUTIFUL I Featuring 44 Paul Wheeler's Music Showing Only JGj mji 2 Action Hits f& New Air Playing Friday and Saturday Night to saturday"matinee — 1 PM One u i "FROM JOIN THE FUN! Ralph Spinden 755 No HarrisviHe Rd Free Dancing j m j CO-THRIL- Members Only HELD OVER ing that Jordan Iraq and Turkey are helping Chamoun The West"THE YOUNG LIONS" ern observers have not reported Marlon Brando Montgomery Cliff seeing any indications of such and Dean Martin aid here Box 7:45 Show 8:00 The observers said they be- One Showing Only lieved they could shut off the' iiuiiwi ENDS TONIGHT- - Jay-cett- es OGDEN ELMS LODGE COUNTERCHARGE Yafi countered this by charg- eiBMiwmn 10-ye- ar THE 3 wnui Egg Production 56 57 102 75 104 70 44 72 80 85 Seattle iHfeami ibuuhjuj ni hills of nearby mountains The Utah State Board of Forestry said the dry vegetation coupled with hot weather made a bad fire potential The civilian firefighters and many of the Guardsmen withdrew from the two fires early today but left crews to keep the (AP)— Na- conyesterday opened a two-da- y vention of the Utah Wing of the Air Force Assn Social activities and sports programs were on the agenda for the first day with business seswinds sions scheduled today Hot temperatures have dried William J Piatt deputy direc- out the range brush in the foot- tor of the economics division for the Stanford Research Institute at Menlo Park Calif is to speak today at a luncheon He will review a recent tour of NATO SALT LAKE CITY (AP)— Egg countries and the World Fair at production in Utah totaled 34 Brussels Belgium: million in May up a thousand over April but 11 per cent below the average for the Jaycee Summer Party month MORGAN — Morgan Junior Chamber of Commerce and will hold an outdoor sumDELIGHTFUL mer party Monday at 8 pm in Hardscrabble canyon Mrs Robert Brimley and Mrs Keith Johan-so- n were appointed to be in charge of the food for the event 50 loo Salt lakt City San Francisco St Georgt St Louis nm j miu iiiii trol again Firemen SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Some 500' members and guests 64 85 52 1 1 95 69 Provo and ''THE THING THAI COULDN'T DIl" blazes from flaring out of con- Utah Air Wing Opens Meetings 73 64 81 76 Phoenix Potatello Portland W 57 U 82 Buttt m aid 00 65-7- 5 half-Christia- n UAR Anticipated receipts for the capital outlay fund include: Be ginning balance $9038 property tax $58125 sale of bonds total $2561163 Anticipated receipts for debt service funds: Beginning balance $15122 property tax $442565 debt service receipts $1142656 total $1157687 Anticipated receipts for the operation and maintenance fund: State uniform school fund $828-77- 5 property tax $836600 vocational education and veterans state driver training $19727 $12000 federal funds $413Q0 other $9200 total $1766697 ernoon 45-6- BLOOD OF DRACULA (right) points out a few remaining hot spots to blaze fireman Willard Lewis in the which started at 12:30 p m yesterday in the Queen City Salvage Yard 200 South 400 West just behind the Clearfield Lumber Yard The blaze which started in some old packing boxes made a spectacular inferno around a group of damaged planes which were dumped in the area for salvage purposes Chief Hodson said damages are almost impossible to estimate The Lay- ton fire department also answered the fire call A considerable area of dry grass around the' salvage yard was also burned off $122525 - All New MOPPING UP Some Cooler TONIGHT Herrorema I Gonna Be AIR WESTOVER BASE Mass ( AP) — mm & FR st" july 4 & 5 " y ) TODD's Expert Experienced Instruction ( CLASSES or PRIVATE LESSONS ) BegWinerS Intermediate Advanced SWIMMING AFTEE 1ACH LESSON a FREE Hig hwoy —North of Laton the Crowds Go" 91 ' "Whirt BONUS MITE! 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