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Show i CfSERET 8B NEWS, Thunday, September 2 Charges Filed In Fatal Shootings 21, 1967 13 SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDED BY ELKS : - ' s i? y ', The Utah Elks Association, 1785-7tEast, announced the 13 winners of the most valuable student contest who will receive scholarships totaling 53,600. h two' She lived about three hojjrs with bullet wounds in the head: Utah Deseret News Staff Writer arm. and hand,) while her man student has to go look for a life. Wednesday, while in the third accused slayer, an acquaintance European college students are not jb- - German campuses dont German schools The winners are: Carleen J. Matekovic, Price, and fourth gun deaths po- of hers, died almost 12 hours the see which recruiters invade, havq; always led a demanding outlandand with plagued drugs $1,000, Keith O. Neilsen, Fillmore, $800; Lauhalle Rosen-broolice completed investigation and after the burst of gunfire. and tightly controlled life, but a ish dress like American institu-- ' Afriericsrt schools from govern-- ; Jofin St. Robert Markson, Brigham City; wave of unrest is starting to George; termed them murder and suiROOMMATE FLEES tions mainly because only mPnt and industry, Old across famous all Willis. E. universi-younMarnae Brown, Springville, $600; Phillip Research at German sweep cide. many about eight per cent of available Miss Frandsen's roommate. World universities. people go on to a univer- - ties is mostly the theoretical Mapleton, Carolyn Cannon. Tremonton; John Thomas The gunplay occurred Tues- Miss Glenda Roberts, told pokind. There is very little conto Students are starting sity. Balle, Columbia ; Kathleen Frances Wood, Salt Lake City ; day afternoon and evening in lice' That Champion walked into demand a voice in college adThere are still a great many tract research with government Sait Lake and Uintah counties. the apartment and pointed a West C. St. Atkin. George; Mary Lynne Abrams, Jerry ministration ahd are rebelling between German a'J industry. as is common on! differences Glenda Patricia Marie Ness Shields. gun at Miss Frandsen. Miss Midvale: Ruhlander, Lee, Point; Earry Ralph' most U.S. college campuses. As against the idea that they ought higher education and that in the St. (240 Roberts fled into a bathroom 28. 3107 Washington Tooele, all 200. to stay single until they finish U.S., but new problems are a result, German students have with man- ana heard six shots. was West), charged school. , arising for Europeans because bttle experience with applied: The scholarships are sponsored by the Grand Lodge slaughter in the death of her Miss Frandsen was a native research. of rising student enrollment. These and other problems C. Ronald of Idaho Falls. husband. former of the Benevolent and Prothe Elks Association Utah and said he Dr. Kroemmelbein were described Thursday by Dr, Dr. Kroemmelbein said that Shields. 38. 211 Qregson Ave. A tective Order of Elks. murder comthe American admired Karl Kroemmelbein, dean of the society one difficulty is the time Ger- (3050 South). was filed for with Wednesday by and plaint dealing forthrightly for mathematics in school students man faculty spend SINGLE BI LLET the FBI against Stephen Mann, natural science at Kiel Univerfive to six years in the univer- - problems of education and stu-- , 37, Randlett. Uintah County. He was killed by a single sity in West Germany. sity. And they dont start until dents. American students get mar-- , bullet just above the which means they a re 2 RIFLE BULLETS a geoloDr. Kroemmelbein, age Dr. Kart Kroemmelbein heart after he had gone to the He was accused of nearing 30 when they school. ried, so you build married stu- gist, was in Utah to tour the Shooting restless students There is no freshman, sopho-lden- t 'residence of his former wife. housing. In Germany we: state and talk with University of Adolph Frederick Bush, 27, a Capt. N. D. Hayward. Salt Ute tribal rpore, junior, senior breakdown. try to change the problem in- Utah officials about a student policeman, at Ran!Lake County sheriff's office, telling thp students thatj exchange program started this areas of university administrat- A student just goes to school Uintah dlett. County, Tuesday at be getting! )said overturned and broken fur- 3 'they shouldnt year between Kiel and the U. ion previously reserved for pro- til he is done. p.m. or indicated a niture Tradition he said. strugthat fight they married, expects of U. fessors. Bush was hit twice in the 7 This approach used to be all gle in the home. He noted that German stu"The first thing a university stay unmarried until graduation! rifle bullets after chest 90 cent by land than but it more Isnt Silent movie classics such as the world war pictures, with per working with; dorright, Mrs. Shields will appear b7 dents are , becoming "more student has to do is study, he Mrs. Mann had called hint to Is grumbling about 'the he there added. latest but some classics. silent D. generation, Maurice fore popular "The Great Train Robbery and and want to invade declared, but expressed sympaactive City Judge the home to intervene in a fami'We have 16 mm films 'the Charlie Chaplin series will Jones Nov. 8 for a preliminary quarrel. FBI agents said. ly able now mos but released from She was PPle !io" hearing. be available for loan at the Salt 10 reuse bave own them. jail Wednesday on her Since the shooting occurred Library in More Prjpc,ors of the public have 8 mm cognizance. on the Ft. Duchesne Indian Resprojectors and could make use ot Lake police ruled ervation, the FBI is conducting The Utah Emergency Resources Plan lor civil defense Approval was given at the these Thomas Wednesday that Janet Frand--"- the: investigation. Mr. films, will be tested at the National Guard Armory. Jackling Hall, Wednesday meeting of the Li-- explained in the 27. a schoolteacher The charge against Mann was 1543 Sunnyside Ave. (840 South), Friday from 8:30 a.m. to checlwd Granite District, was slain by signed in Salt Lake City befote ,brao; board to obtain about Ue fjlms wouW 4:30 p.m. of 8 a worth mm films on ou, on ,ibrarv Jesse Marvin Champion. 26, Ronald N. Boyce, U.S. commislike Gov. Calvin L. Rampton will begin proceedings at 9 a.m. tr.a basis from an without anv additional cost. Provo, who then fired a fata! sioner. according to Earl M. with introductory remarks. eastern firm who would provide Former bookmobile shot into his own brain. Dalness, agent in charge of the operator The planning board in charge is headed by CoL Byron R. the films free during that time. Most students in Southeast U.S. Defense Department and Riohard Daybe introduced occurred Salt Lake FBI office. The Rampton, chairman; Kenneth C. Olson, stale planning coorAsia and Vietnam are tueo of the Citizen Ambassador Tiavel City Librarian Robert E. to board members as the new Wednesday night at East The defendant will be brought dinator. and Brig. Gen. C. C. Thorstensen, state civil defense Thomas said films of most the which in Miss to Salt Lake City for arraignservices an Program. librarian, community UniT. the war, John apartment Kesler, memliers. Student sentiment about the director, would be travelogues and his- - He graduated this year from the Frandsen shared with two other ment. He is being held in jail at versity of Utah Vietnam war varied from countorical documentaries such as University of Utah. Vernal. young women. student body try to country, Mr. Kesler said. oh-' "But my general impression is served Thursday. that mast people are really Mr Kesler, a tired of fighting. All want peace son of Mr. and as soon as possible. Mrs. A. He added seme Oriental Don-875 Kesler, students were violently e r Way "but the realists recturned reee n y from a month's ognized they need American visit to colleges, support." universities and The student president did not offices in Tokyo, return with a cure-al- l government for the llong Kong, the Philippines, Ko- Vietnam situation. "It's such a rea, Indonesia, Thailand and complex program that I brought South Vietnam. more questions than anything SALT LAKE OGDEN COTTONWOOD he said. He was one of 11 United else, "I realize now that no AmeriStates college students particiis justified in having a comcan in the Student pating or completely Delegation sponsored pletely hawk-likattitude about the by the U.S. People to People dove-likprogram in cooperation with the war, Mr. Kesler said. By HAL KNIGHT yi-'.f,- thy with some- - of the student! this now, he explained, aims for a wider role in school When he graduates, the Ger-- i I were filed shooting deaths Charges in in . g j e Silent Films To Be Loaned ... J , 30-3- 0 1 SET CIVIL DEFENSE TEST Asian Students 'Tired Of War Salt ca, shooting 224-9t- ; president Pratt t re 1 n, 1 Fact-Findin- g e e Fire Chief Sounds Equipment Alarm Salt Lake Fire Chief Grant R. ;cal when constantly rising costs) Walker Thursday sounded the and slow delivery factors are alarm of a desperate need for c o n s i d e red," Chief Walker worth of new fire- warned. $155,000 lighting equipment.' a letter to Public Safety Commissioner James L. Barker Jr Chief Walker said the city needs an elevated aerial platform, costing $75,000; a convent ional engine pumper, $35,000. and a diesel In 85-fo- He said that If orders for the three units were placed immediately, the pumpers could not be until delivered It would take a year before the aerial platform could 1968. PURI VIRGIN WOOL Tht wool mark it awarded ta quality-totte- d product mad of tho worlds belt . . , Pure Virgin Wool. thoroughbred of pure virgin wool delivered. be Barker noted Commissioner this fiscal year's engine pumper, $45,000. expenditures are already comcirmitted, it presents a special It is apparent that our cumstances are even more criti- - problem in obtaining new fire The city fighting equipment. cannot obligate next year's revenues by placing advance orders. The chief explained that the diesel powered pumper would outlast the cpnventional gasoline type by thousands of miles. Salt Lake City is one of the few major cities without any diesel Four juveniles have been 'ar- units, he said and is missing rested by Salt Lake police m lower-cos- t operation as a result. new aerial platform tjbnnection with several thou-- ; The sand dollars worth of damage to' "would greatly enhance rescue flowers and shrubs at the Interprocedures . . . from public national Peace Gardens in Jor- buildings, hotels and apartment dan Park last month. houses, Chief Walker One of the youths told police explained. flie vandalism was in revenge The elevated platform also is carefpr his being fired by the much more adaptable to directtaker. The boy had worked at ing heavy streams of water and tjie Peace Gardens during the fog into fires than present ladSummer. der trucks, he added. - The youths, all age 16. spent more than an hour destroying carefully arranged flower bods, breaking trees and wrecking a foot bridge, police said. They will be turned over to the juvenile court. 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