| Show vele - t ' - t Late Tribune Monday Jane 6 The Salt I ' t 1 I ' 1960 -- ) i1 ! 1 Es! 1 -- s f ‘ - t 1: i ' i e NkV I '' - ) A - s: I - 1 - N' I ' '1 1 ' -- -- t k ' Fr' k 'ti - 2- '- --- 1 -- rl ' ) Y '' - -- - - - ' - r1 t e - ''' ' : - t- ti -- - - II -- - ' ‘i t t ' - 1 Allootamdmimmiliwaolkwasonitabstawommumast - I I Order of the Holy Cross as O Reed Gariff looks on The Utah Rose Society presented roses in rent payment 1 It - : I- - r re ' w i -- ! sz Po 4147 t - Special to The Tribune 4 according to W G Fairholm Excavation Is city administrator LAY'rON under way for Layton'scom- LOCATED ON city property munity swimming pool( with formal dedication set for July directly north of the city offices the new pool will cost $19600 Mr Fairholm said The project Is jointly under the City Council and the Layton City Recreation Commission and culminates three of planning and fundyears Baccalaureate services for by both organizations raising the St Mark's Preparatory School lor Boys were SunCIVIC CLUBS in Layton day evening at the St have also donated the proMark's Episcopal Cathedral ceeds of fund campaigns to 231 E 1st South the pool building fund - An outdoor facility the pool HIGHLIGHT of the servwill measure 75 feet ices was the baccalaureate proper and 35 feet wide In addilong sermon by the there will be a diving ard S Watson Episcopal tion 25 by 30 feet — 11 feet area Bishop of Utah and a wading section deep Bishop Watson commend-fo- r the small fry ed the boys for their past GLEN BULLOUGH Layton services and Impressed upon them their future duties and chairman of the City Recreation Commission has been the responsibilities GHADhATION ceremonies spearhead of the swimming for the past three for the 11 graduates of the pool project Mr Failsholm added years college preparatory school The pool now under conwill be conducted Thursday struction is of the same basic evening design as a pool approved three years ago but has been enlarged for the new Contractor swimming pool is Christiansen Co Construction Brothers Salt Lake City Prep School Rite n — — Ilailsjll Grads I A‘ -- á - RtReRh 1 -- 2 Y r' -- b June classes of the thrice- yearly course on "Care of the Sick and Injured" conducted by the American Red Cross will begin June 13 officials announced - i il rb THE ANNUAL rent was a dozen red roses the plot of ground is the Utah Rose Society's Salt Lake Municipal Rose Garden 1100 East South Temple The land on which the garden is located is owned by The Order of the Holy Cross - -- 555 each attack PERSONS interested may enroll free by calling the Red Cross chapter EL '644 t t I 4 ' 15 L I - Camera Stolen FOR Warren G Young 998 Douglas St (1240 East) told police Sunday that a $150 camera was SEE 'stolen from his automobile MILLER & VIELE sometime during the past three IN 44571 Exchange Placa days 0 h43 1 - -'-' OR -- 1 ' I 7 'i4- - st ' ' ' 1 I 4 -- r's" k i' t---(- ii Kilti - 'os I'01iiiill e i AA411:4414 3 —or 'Now t BIG SHELVES - Si11127- 95 ' : ' Otago --- E FREEZER coMPRTMENT 1 1 o 7 41 IINUM lita MN HOME FURNISHINGS W — BOO L — CENTER - - - 4 Ak A A AM - 51621 - ' ' ' '0 '-- 5 ' ' - - - -t V- -- '" ''- 54: - - - 7' ' - - '' ' - - ' -- ' - L ' ' ' - '" - t ' - ' t" ' I t - f "ta - t ''''"P t ' i - - - 'i ' ' J' - --'' ' ' ' -- --'' ' - i $70111111t l''' i doe1'1"lt A i - - ad- - delegates "WE ARE LIVING in one of the most anxious times of our lives" he said "In this day Communism is bitterly against The United Christianity States has never fought a war without a real reason Every war was fought to preserve our liberty" He quoted the late John Foster Dulles as saying "the United States i s the only nation with religion as a base" ' I "‘- and Mr Phillips tate "father-or-Boys-S- : ' 4' ' inalienable 1 : - X '' ' ' t" ' -- I- 5 ---d- - Its hard to be certain Just who or which has the most fun at the children's zoo at -- ' --4 At - llogle Zoo Here adults children and a burro compete for the beht way to have fun 1 i PROCEEDINGS Saturday night included a state convention of both parties nominat- ing candidates for the State Primary elections Following a memorial program in memory of 48 Boys Staters who gave their dlitvnes during Korean World War II conflict was held Mondays schedule includes primary county elections and primary state elections as well as a speech by Donald Tucker Sandy chief of police on of City Police "Functions Children's Zoo—Adults Too There's a special place at the northeast corner of the Hogle Zoo where children can "get lost" and love it was designed to give children an opportunity to feed and pet living creatures without the hazards of wild animals IT'S THE SPECIAL Children's Zoo de- veloped with Mother Goose rhyme themes with turtles a burro calves pigs and fenced low enough for children to reach over The zoo which seems equally attractive to adults said Jerry DeBarry zoo curator ITS JUVENILE theme Is carried ' even to the employment during summer months of juveniles as zoo caretakers If you need someone to take your children someplace where YOU won't get lost- -take them to the children's zoo It'll he open Monday Forces" Maybe Wet Over Intermountain West Warm - C New York Times Service fell YORK June Sunday over northern New England northern and western New York the lower Lake Region the central Appalachians the central Plains States the middle Mississippi Valley Florida It and the northern Plains States wag humid over the eastern third of A cooling trend was the nation noted over the northern Rockies the northern Plains States the upper Mississippi Valley and the upper Lake Region NEW Denver Elko Ely Evanston Grand Junction Las Vegas Reno i THE said he was dispatched to investigate a breakin at the cafe When he arrived he discov-ered a man wearing a cook's apron who said that he was preparing meals for Sunday When questioned onhow he gained entrance to the cafe the suspect admitted he had broken a window in a door and reached hi and opened it from the inside He was booked in city jail for Investigation of burglary Morn's' & P 0 That's Our Business 4 Mooting and Air Conditioning - 2nd Vhnt 11114-641- 1' 7 'VA West Yellowstone ' Pacific Nisies 47 Anichora ill :47 yuonneaotuulu 84 86 t M i'Ittialmnr ' WILLIAMS So 54 43 57 77 44 70 I Buildings $95 & Up Phone 711 75 90 88 90 11: Angelee 71 83 1ZItland 64 ' 84 San Francisco 75 Seattle St Spokane Midwest 68 Bismarck 64 Chicago Detroit 5797 Duluth 75 Kansas City 69 Minneapolis 73 Omaha ' Sas( ' RO Boston 7R New York City 86 Washington DC Smith S gAlbuquerque COOLING 1 Ithocerkidsannring 45 M5 ' 94 66 99 97 94 IT ea 31 i 54 '- mt -- 51 p czr 1 - i 42 li ii Tr 37 SAN Il 81 Al 81 FRA iJJ111"--54:‘rIr ' II 43' 10LII41il i — ll L51 OS ANCELLS M e 45 66 66 66 RAIN - WARM 62 2715 ' ' New Orleans Oklahoma City Phoenix San Antonio ii iii St touts gait 1 ak's 'Veinier Dats—Precipits- tion tor period ended at a Pm nOne MIS PrfeCIPItatiall tor 0 COW STATIC t ' r9 FRONTan FRONT: FRONToneo ot slows I ' 'see N se) FAI?0 SCATTERED SHOWERS MI SNOW 771 FLURRIES :f:A WIND wok I '11CD I ts I 1I LOW 1111 1 Callill rmwrbilift I1 i1 II 14' 4 0 : -:11 1 15-I Iirrc4 4 I 1110 1 ! - 1 ' ' 11 - At ss iiisoLTFialll N ' '' 11 1 NEW 1 YORKI 81 I PAAlitioL i 3 itoNe - 1 11 I i 4: -- tM ice's It til! 1 1 '' i 1i Jiol il11 M' --- 1 'il i ‘ - M"I h IC'I i II' 4 ' tA 1 ' ' L-- At) NJo' Irlk:" :Ind: Kn! r- j I ' :oar" -i i3 I 1 KOREANS IIII 111 STATIC MIAMI 8 N The weather forecast map for Monday in& 4''''''s partly cloudy skies over Utah -lie-- - Suai I ''''''''''''' 1shh: IITiflexas PARTLY CLOUDY SNOW 1 I I li Arir!! 112 aouDye ei Il e it a N- - ' 1 L 511 23 '89 4823 -- -4 ' Ms‘ C217:1 STATIC! 44 59 ' DENVER I 4'14 00 ANlyo --- ti 11 III I 4 51 t 15 RIMI1111111 : 1 SPRINGS1""1111 tOCK r 814'elille2i ril!g 85 C9 54 0)1 i I 11'1' Tr 7452 III ''' 0p 35 64 66 73 67 66 71 67 Montt 7 id' N1)1 - 444p M 34' re - What's Cookin' 55 72 64 85 - mountain Region remained fair Aft r a little erntorn rateomooper from 70were in the north tow to near 100 in the kouth clouds blanketed the eastern 1109el of Colorado and Wyoming accompanied by cool temperature& - tar ' athletic program of Intramural sports between the ten cities was organized under the direction of the Intramural Staff of Utah State University and Prof Art Mendini The ' -- - - "" - rights" ' - ' - - ' $ MR 'WIESLEY SAID "many people overlook one of the - i -- - A t-'- - I " 4 - qi- A at1 4 - I dressed t" ' - mission I a- ' - ' 1 aymiaoyirvar-1- t ''''c I - ' 4 '34f43-- Industrial-Cor- n- '4 ' - -'- r"" ir er 7- ':t---'!- -- ' - - - - I 7""'t"----zit ' - - 1- 0 litcerDtscovers 3365 - - "' -- ' — - 404V2"11W4kVMIMW44044”oeerir ' Leaders ‘°"" Ht' t's er401-10- - 1 ce ' - 011----- Partly Bats from l'Al Weather Bureau lJune none accumulative deficiency Chance of showers north Ttiegday Highs BO to MI lows Partly cloudy skies are expected 2ft in precipitation since Oct 11clouclY 46 to 56 over most of the Intermountain Re 1082361nacocuomritioolativxo400lotyi: cloudiness Variable Nevada won Monday with a chance of rain 4 57 sunset 7:56: expected maximum Monday and Tuesday with scattered 50 82 expected minimum storms Little change in temperature TEMPERATURE CHART Highs 10 to 00 except 94 to 104 Lows 40 to 50 except 70 gait Saks City and vielnity—Partly south (Data to Sunday at 5 pm) cloudy Monday and Tuesday Cooler to BO south !Utah 48 45 Partly cloudy Mon85 to low Wyoming High 'Sigh tow Pron Widely scattered north day and Tuesday Utah — Partly clouds' 12 Tim 18 hrs 24 hrs Warmer northeast showers light showers south Monday and 'Tuesday 51 83 Blanding 90 $O to m65ort lows north Cooler Highs THIS IS believed to be one Bryce Canyon 37 79 75widely scattered light Tr 45 to 55 fin M City and isolated storms developed of the largest school budgets Cedar Southeastern Idaho — Fair Monday showers the 7R :ia Coalville Sunday from during and Tuesday except partly clouds' the Californiaafternoon 89 55 ever prepared in the state Pub- Delta Sierras to Nevada and Chance of show- - Utah 53 95 River Tuesday afternoon was sparse Shower activity lic hearing is set for June 21 Green 44 cm mountains Logan Highs 78 to 35 with no significant amounts ot pre87 55 lows 42 to 52 at 8:30 pm at the district of- Meon thunderand Showera cipitation 52 flauthwestern 14abis — Fair with storms were more widespread in Ari14 fice 340 E Penney Ave (3545 FT:ova:vete 49 Inter-- the zona of Northern cloudiness afternoon portions Monday goine 44 04 South) R7 40 Salt Lake Airport St-- George Tr 99 fig 65 Wendover 166 Idaho 47 Boise sEArtir I 54 81 Burley 71 48 Idaho Falls 111101111111011101 : ‘ 11 1114 54 80 Pocatello 1111 PP I 1111 to?JVfthi Intermountsin elates LOIS ' - "- Boys State Starts '60 Session Special to The Tribune i - teachers in turn tbok the question to their students Result was that the boats By Brent Phillips were designed patterns were BoysState Correspondent made and the eight craft were constructed in the carpentry LOGAN — Delegates to shop during the past winter Boys State chose their city THE WORK was done at officers Sunday then got down the same time that the build- to the business k ' I 1 ing trades classes were in- of nominating ' ' volved in construction of the candidates for '' ' ' model house which was sold Monday's pri- N at SLTTI June 1 '7" mary election 'psi ) Faculty member in charge for county and ' of the work was Dale W Sor- state officers ' 1 t Later- - in the enson instructor in carpentry ''''s Materials were purchased by day Otto 4o- - ie "?" '"- ' r1 jI1 the Scout Council Scouts will ley chairman of I 's boats finish and the the Utah State V i GRANITE PARK—A tentative budget calling for the ex- penditure of $11540980 in the maintenance and operation budget has been drawn up for approval by the Granite School District Board of Education ' '211tA'' '''-' univ- Institt7 SI Scouts cain 'Navy' For Sumni6 Cruising - Courtj ruled I - '' - Granite Officials Desifin Budget 0 - 1 T - 0ESIToNuy --- - A-A-A RD wT s Oh 3 SLIDE-OU- Built at Trade - - - '''- defendant to complete his case The court ordered the case returned so that the defendant could present his argunients for damages due him iI I '' ' ' man found early Sunday morning in the S Cale kitchen 1146 S to dupe Officer pomoranieLa cif - - - OPEN 9 PM FRIDAY NITES-- Just west of Midvale junctira- roosott - ida - ""'0uo 0 STRAIGHT-LIN- MODEL 1016131 - 00 ' - - - ''''"'' that the lowlecr court should have allowed the tk - S UPRE31tEt andecisilion Em f OST GUARD List Price N1 c14 tfi ' ' 7 : THE ' 4 ir 1 ':::::: :: ' -— dar giallolli —-- 1 I 1 111 ' ' i - ' ti (----- - ‘' 0 f FREEZER "' 1414V --4- DELEGATES elected to the national convention were Mrs Cardall Bessie F Anderson and Marian Huddleston Salt Lake City and Mrs Leta Cowley and Gwen Beal Cedar City Aurelia Buckley pnovo was named nominations chairman DEFROST TO HAVE - z 0 4 - ' ' v :0 : e PI t STOVIG E F JR Ft) NEVER You ' Ober 4 ) r161411""7"""" P'11210r1172rVP19204VM ' ' - ' ' '' ' - - I - 4 4- i - Bid Opening Set by State d Sr HOME LOANS F r tri I - - 1- - PART I CI P A T I N G were Commissioner L C Romney and Warren White Salt Lake City Parks Department Gary Burningham president of the Utah Rose Society :0- - Reed Galli' and Fred Augsburger of the Exchange Club Each presented roses to Sister M Hilary administrator of Holy Cross Hospital who received MR BETHERS brought the them in behalf of the sisters Members of the garden plan- action to re96ver money he i are Mrs claimed was due him for gravel ning committee Claude L Shields W H Tib- delivered The road contractor counter-claimebals and Henry E Ogaard asking for damageby delay in furnishing gravel Th District Court Judge Ray Van Cott Jr dismissed thecounter-claiand awarded jUdgment to Mr Bethers Special to The Tribune ' - ----- ----Ji I i iV 4 It a l ‘ k 4 ' ' 7 ' ' ''Y ' ' : The Utah Supreme Court I ' t tt t ' : unanimously reversed a Third I ' PI 7 ' " k '' " ' District Court judgment for ' "-' v-$29431 granted to a gravel ' 4 g't kt ttt 4 supplier on a state highway : 4 "to t r project a 11: ' ! t-'s ' ''''41S 4 ' ' ' —THE CASE was returned to 0 ''' “i ' ' ' - s'”' - ” the lower court for further pro- - 1 '" : f'' -N ) : ceedings 4 L t g : Harris Bethers the gravel 77- NI 'catte k f: r-- -T i '3 ' k Y 1' t I supplier brought the ac on y:1 I ' ' against Lalif Wood oper ting as Industrial Construct n Co (t ‘' '' ' That firm had a stateontract ' -0" for a 1957 project On he Kane ' ' 1 ' ' ' ( ' ' I A County road to Glen Canyon t t ' Dam - f t A 11 0 '' ' 1 11 From left Scouts Jim Black Hugh Clawson teacher Dale k lardson and Jay Anderton Boy Scout °Metals Rex Black and Rulon 1: Doman examine boats RAPTI built for scouts W Sorenson carpentry students Bruce Hansen Frank MR Gravel Rule courent iL-- : i- tg - - : 4 : 4 e ' - ' ar0- illel Cl se ZION NATIONAL PXRK — was Miss Anna E the ected Sunday Business Federation Utah Af Special to The Tribune ProfessionayWomen durBRIGHAM CITY Funeral and the final seSsion of the oring services will be conducted 5three - day state ganization's Monday at 1 pm in the Brig- convention ham City Community Church for Kenneth Edward Marlin MISS STARK is Rich CounLewis 28 an employe of the ty elenientary school superBrigham City street depart- - visor and immediate past vice of the organization She will succeed Mrs Lyle H 311t LEWIS died Saturday Cardall Salt Lake City about 9:15 am in Tooele of i Other officers elected were injuries received in an automo- Anna E Erickson Brigham bile accident City first vice president Leta Friends may call at the Har- Cowley Cedar City second old B Felt Funeral Home in vice president Alice Rowley Brigham City Monday prior Provo recording secretary and to services Thern body will be Francis Lennox Vernal treassent to Nebraska for burial urer Monday and Wednesday with two classes scheduled one at 9:30 am the other at 1:30 pm Each seven-hou- r designed to instruct in simple nursing at home and to build tip a corps of nursing assistants to aid doctors in case of natural- - disaster or enemy i01 0' '' 4t - ' ' '' Top Justices By Genevieve H Folsom Tribune Garden Editor The Sisters of the Holy Cross Sunday received annual rent for a plot of ground In Brigham For Car Victim THE CLASSES will be held at chapter headquarters Foothill Dr (1960 East) - For Garden BPW of Utah Elect Chief Service Planned End Confab 'Care of Sick' Due June 13 -:-- a ' - - N -- - 4 Y k t Bids on construction of Utah State Highway Department Scouts and Explorer of projects in Salt Lake Garfield Kane Juib and Utah counties Great Salt- Lake Counil will will be opened June 21 Total launch a small navy ) is sumJOSEPH RAY South Weber cost is estimated at $191000 mer it Tracy Wi am and Camp Steiner In the Uinta town board president 1959 INCLUDED are a bridge Mountains champion will defend his title across Jordan River at 4800 Mr Smoot said AN ARMAD of eight boats The milking contest at 6:30 South in Salt Lake County' has been for the pm at the Davis County Fair- estimated cost $60000: culvert Scouts at pepared alt Lake Tride grounds will be followed by the TechnicalInstitute 431 6th annual dairymen's banquet at over Sevier River west of East in Garfield the Davis High School cafe- Bryce Canyon chief Ruhyl W Doman County $10000 widen struc- scou teria eoun- executive for ' across ture at River In Virgin the Dairy PnnJudging ell asked Jay Lhthe contest beginning at 8 Orderville Kane County $42- - siirri the cem president in the school auditorium 000 resurface US 89 from could make the boats ythool to Levan Juab will be open to the public the Nephi County $170000 and resurface section "WE SURE CAN try" Mr chairman said of highway in American F Nelson responded and put his and Pleasant Grove $91 I— Excavation Under Way 'Paid in Full' Dozen Roses For Plunge at Layton Pay Rent -- 1 '- the beauty mayors of Davis municipalities will the annual Mayors' scheduled an- of the local June Dairy Month observance it was reported by Stanley Smoot Dairy Month chairman — ! pt ' Sister M Hilary - ( i: 414- 1 1 II ' : - r 1 - z - ------- CONTESTANTS w ill be basis of personal personality and ability the " - - - and 25 years and rnu't be residents of Davis County Mr Godfrey said The annual Dairy Princess competition is scheduled Friday at DavisHigh School -P 3Irs Claude L Shields presents roses to lit - : ) t ' ' CANDIDATES for the county title must be between 17 1 4 4 i' t -- i'! '' e at r lop 1:t' 41 4 t Oh- It -- i '' td itot ' -' - lik the f 1 '1 ' ' 1 ) — 4 - ' -- l'i‘ ' 'N ' '' ' ! T - :4 '4‘ ‘''' 1 -- -- '''' - : - re - lt 'S i t ' ' 1 ''''tof 1 for entry in test County Dairy is Monday announced by " LaVar Godfrey contest chairman tfr'' ''1— I'l t 1 1 4 i PTareinTcerisbusnceocn -- o' m 1f -4 ' Special to Ill -- 4 -- - Dairy-Tes- t 4 - ' i - Today for ki 1 - - ( ' :" P Entries Due 1 D'S ) ' '' DW - s - 'N -: - 29 ' '' Davis Queens s ' ' - SPUD (WM Of PRISSUU ARIAS slow MAPERATUltill MISCAST FOR I - 8 -- MIS SHOIVIS i vada and Wyoming Idaho weather Is ex-to be fair a chance of rain Monday pected — -- ' ------- ---- ? " - - - - A AAA- t - - - - 4--- - - ' 1 |
