| Show The Salt Lake Tribune r Inmate SL County Briefs June 12 1960 Sunday Westminster Hears Bid For Policy Recaptured Stalls Extradition J yt M Special to The Tribune One of two prisoners who esrt'ped from the State Prison last Sunday while on an irrigation Job has refused extradition from Wyoming where he was recaptured'Tuesday Warden John Turner learned Saturday Continued from Page THE ESCAPEE Jack Zeimer 30 Is In custody of Cheyenne' police who picked him up Tuesday on a vagrancy charge They apparently had Zeimer's partner J Willard Eriggs 26 too but released him not knowing he was an escapee Warden Turner said he would start extradition proceedings Monday to have the escapee returned to Utah State Prison f I X I : " "lit? ) Dr Ixiuis T Benezet left the Rev Dr Holt and Morris S Rosenblatt view Ivan Ie honorary degree certificates at Westminster rites while Dr Frank E Duddy Jr looks on 'Who's Who' Issue Lists 17 Utahns in First Time Saturday rfrt"" V jf Beauties to Compete A' DRAPER— The Miss Draper Wha's Who in America was William E Drevlow Norman of 1960 queen contest will be issued r with 17 L Foote Robert V held Monday at 7:30 pm at names of Utahns' listed lor D James Hart Eugene Ward the Draper First-ThirD McClary Henry F Mc- the first time Chapel Church of Jesus Christ Quade Ben Peterson Saints 12500 S of Latter-daFIVE WYOMING residents D Wilbur and Carroll FLyman Zapp 900 East 25 Idahoans and six Nevadans The contest is under the di- also were listed for the first all of Boise George O : Hans-berge- Kil-do- Li L -- Came to R W Harris Salt Lake City In 1958 El Paso Aide On Board For College R W Harris vice president and general manager of the Rocky Mountain Region for the El Paso Natural Gas Co Saturday was elected to the board of trustees of Westmin- ster College rection of the Draper Lady Lions with Mrs Lynn A Bal lard president In charge Entries In the contest all from Draper include: Miss Jackie Smith LuAnn Smith Marilee Nelson Dlanne Smith Ileene Dansie Loreen Witt Norma Schnleder Joy Rawson Gloria Day Sue Ann Lloyd Bonnie Jones Marilyn Clarke Becky Sjoblom Joan Howell and Delia Mae Dibbs Candidates to Speak — The four COTTONWOOD candidates for the Democratic nomination for governor have been invited to discuss current issues before Democratic workers of Legislative District 18 Monday at 7:30 pm in the Cottonwood Elementary School 5205 Holladay Blvd THE ACTION was taken at a board meeting held prior to Heads Oiamber commencement exercises MIDVALE — Paul F Hen Mr Harris came to Salt neman 153 E 7720 South Lake City in September 1938 of the Midvale J C from Farmington NM He manager Penney Co Joined El Paso In 1930 store has been MR HARRIS Is a member Y elected president of the Midvale of the Ambassador Athletic I Chamber of Club and of the First MethoM Commerce dist Church Homer uV Car Strippers Work g Bowen Other officers i named in the an- Inual elections Two spotlights were taken X by car strippers from the automobile of Fred Smith 50 E Bill Cun- 21st South while the machine Mr nlngham vice un nsrVpit tinar 91 t Smith Henneman - president r- - Paul and Redwood Road (1700 Christianson W Dale Waters West) about 1:30 pm police DeWayne Summons and Henry were told Saturday S Day directors iJart i i '00 pound paclcaget 1 time e The latest -- volume famous book contains 54146 names 8149 of which are new of-th- THE LTAHNS LISTED for the first time are Hugh B Brown Edward R Callister Jr Richard P Condle Russell L Davis James E Hogle Raymond B Holbrook Reed E Holt Jaren L Jones Albert P Kibbe David S King David T Lewis Frederick A Moreton Frederick E Pike and Albert T Tuttle all of Salt Lake and r City George M Ira A Huggins both of Ogden and Harvey Fletcher Provo Wyoming residents are James A Greenwood Thomas O Miller and James O Wilson of Cheyenne and George S Buchanan and Thomas O Cow-gil- l both of Cody FROM IDAHO are: Frank L' Benson Murray E Burns Passes Easy fo lay 7 V Cro-we- 1 C of C Tells Results of Vote by Mail 24-ho- WITH 52© C To Chileans ( ' A- tun jjnu UK C J A A k UK XVJ 4 4 A AJk A A A ilk AA IV ZJ ? 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(Limitfd number t this low price) As little as $10 down $10 a month 1 Invest In Xour Future Orchid Acres is located 18 miles inland from Hilo Hawaii on the main highway circling the island The property is 2000 feet above sea level and every lot has a frontage of at least 70 feet facing on a hard surfaced road approved by the a view of the typical area at Orchid layout of a Acres showing the hard surfaced streets the These Utahns feel fortunate in generous size or the Jots ap having purchased some of the fin- proximately est land on the island next to the Nestling behind bamboo it a grass main highway 18 miles Inland and shack and a relaxing covered patio 2000 feet above sea level This Is awaitt you From the center of the rich fertile soil covered with lush garden comet lovely Hawaiian mugreen vegetation and trees Some of sic and Hawaiian entertainment Is it is under farm cultivation featured every night this week The Orchid Acres is being offered to entire garden it lit with romantic you at an investment for your fu- soft warm gat lights for vacationt or for your ture Here is a free island paradise for retirement Don't past by thit opto see and enioy today or any you portunity Ipvettigate Orchid Acrts this summer from 4 pm day thoroughly today affords Free Tonight One of Hawaii'! most famous beauties — the girl seen on Hawaiian posters around the world arrived in Salt Lake City Saturday and will be at Orchid Acres Hawaiian Para dise Garden every night thit week ft 695 v- 1 lj VOLLEYBALL Fielder's brown r black model Toe grain leather reg 793 Full site leather lined ref 169 ' -' RAWIINGS N BALI MITT A petite toft spoken beauty the one ol Hawaii's most beautiful dancers Come and enioy the authentic dances of Hawaii free every night thit week REG IMPERIAL it BlllJ 3" Ui: i Open Every Day From 4 pm - —— — S I -w III w m m turf ace blemishes da net impaiir belence er quality of play Slight YourTPfli Reg Choice LTju 1395! w i r II I Art Genuine Hawaiian music if Authentic Hawaiian dancers if Hawaiian leis for the ladiet if Orchids while they last group of Utohnt headed by man Jerome H Mooney recently purchased 4000 octet of land from the Orchid Itle Develop- Orchid Acres Mooney- Real Estate Inc ment Company of Hilo Hawaii One ' 270 East 9th South Mr William J Nobriga A Salt Lake youth pouring kit v gasoline' into the carbureator recently came to Sglt Lake City to Salt Lake City Utah Aloha t can't make it to your Hawaiian Paradise jGarden in the of an automobile as it was complete the tale ' ' next few dayt but I want more information Pleas tenl me your " being lowed was --severely burned about the arms and Utah people boughLihij land be- brtfcfmre wt full color photographe and contplele in1ormatifn( I understand there it no obligation body Vhen the inflamable cause tbeyknaw wha it happen-- — U— -t — liqujd caught fire and exploded ing in Hawaii They know that kreW ' (Name) afternoon that goad land sich Saturday it scarce Listed in fairly good condi- at Orchid ' Acret it nearly Impos(Address) tion at St Marks Hospital was sible to buy In many areas only James La Fevere 16 1328 W leases are available (City and State) Pacific Ave (440 South) s ii 5 BIG TOY STORES ST ATI AT 9TH SO 7S0 3400 SOUTH STATI 6300 SO ORCHARD DR J1ST South 4S6S SOUTH STATI S IOUNT1FUL - t w jr m — -- - wi 4A4AAA444 L44AJULILA II Entertainment Paradise Garden Awaits You Funeral services for Fil Joe County of Hawaii Mares 44 633 Grand St (963 Today —or any day— get full de East) who was the victim of tails at the Orchid Acres Hawaiian The Utahnt who purchased the a shooting Wednesday at Sun- Paradise Garden on 33rd South land for Orchid Acret asked "How set Beach were conducted Sat- across from Prudenlial'e parking lot can we create the feeling of Haurday at 2 pm at 36 E 7th Open from 4 pm every waii for those who haven't teen It?" day South DIRECT FROM The answer' is a beautiful HaMR MARES was a pastor HAWAII every night this week waiian Paradise Garden on 33rd for the Spanish Second Assem- tlmt nil I) tk South Just east of State and across bly of God Church 2610 S Reddecide stake is from Prudential's parking lot future what your wood Rd (1700 West) He and now you can came to Salt Lake City about in hawan Within the fcamboo reed enclosure ' seven years ago from Colorado enjey it are SO palm trees plus a dozen where he had served as a oleander trees bearing exotic blos- pastor for churches Jn Garcia tomt and 100't of other plants A Fruita and Durango He had waterfall finds its graceful way un been pastor 27 years der a foot bridge and Into a lovely Burial was in the Elysian Burial Gardens lily pond A tropical walking bridge Real Estcrt Ineavy Jl vinyl New type inflator valves printed vinyl gaug acrei —— J EADY 4 safety "D" rail uprights ' nest -R- - ml !JET 7 Cash contributions for Chile relief made earthquake through the Salt Lake Chapter American Red Cross passed the $1700 mark Saturday Gasoline Blaze Injures Youth COMPLETE KIT mm (53 r "X HU '"'(tJBtuji c Utahns Offer Hawaiian Land DO IT YOURSELF WcnMac FLyinG MODELS An-dru- s SL Donates Final Rites Held In SL for ' Bl world drawing neutral countries to our- - side it will require ah education that produces something more than the competent career man It will require an education that IB produces also the understand- Ing world citizen and the dedi- cated democrat" He issued a warning against the "American specialist" who "has become such a proud symbol of the modern univer is sity The specialist-thinke- r superb in his field but elsewhere he tends to be a formula-thinke- r and he suffers chronically from tunnel vision It will not be mental qualities of this kind that win the peace t of the world" J FINALLY he said that edu cation in o rd er to win the peace of the world must be one which inspires its young people with enough confidence in their own national cause to risk it worldwide in free com petition with communism "AH these things belong in an education for a free democ Five new members of the racy Colleges like Westminster board of governors of the Salt have a basic role In our land Lake City Chamber of Com- and in these times their role merce have been elected by far from becoming less be mail-iballot comes crucial" NAMES OF THE five were AFTER HIS address Dr announced Saturday by Gus P -- was Benezet accorded an Backman C of C executive doctor of humanities honorary secretary They areRoyden G Derrick degree from Westminster It president of Western Steel was the second such award for Co Weston E Hamilton vice him within a period president of Walker Bank and Friday night he had been simiTrust Co Ed W Jenkins dis- larly honored at Denver Unitrict manager of Sears Roe versity buck and Co J P O'Keefe THE HONOR students ingeneral manager of the Utah Copper Division of Kennecott cluded: Faris Gordon McCarty± Frances Tavey Copper Corp and Robert F cum laude Pettigrew traffic manager of Moffat cum laude Kimiko Joan Sato summa cum laude Union Pacific Railroad James L Healy magna cum THEIR TERMS are for three laude Frances Ruth Walters years New officers will be cum laude and Maurice elected July 1 Carpenter cum laude $1700 Shooting Victim 5 and Clay V Spear" both Couer D Alene Gilbert C St Clair Idaho Falls Robert E Bundy George F Jewett Jr George H Rauch and Harry Wall all Lewiston William H Baker Earl F Cook Paul D Dalke David D Kendrick Phyllis Loehr and Edward G Moore Moscow and Harley B Markham Pocatello Nevadans listed for the first time are Wade H Taylor Boulder City William J Grant Sawyer and Byron F Stetler all Carson City William D Carlson Las Ve gas Howard B Blodgett and James J Hill both of Reno MR HENDERSON said the A an invtmnt lor your futur need for clothing has been met but blankets and cash are still ot a vacation pot or for your Orchid Acr on" th Island' needed Contributions can be made of Hawaii dcurvii your closest exthrough the American Red amination Cross by mailing checks payAsk yourMli vrf possible quesable to the Red Cross and marked "For Chilean Relief" tion about what It going on today to chapter headquarters 555 in Hawaii Investigate Orchid Acres Foothill Blvd San Lake uty fully Find out how you can benefit the (jfiand Canyon cAea pi&tft 1 y Passes Up Action SOUTH SALT LAKE — Discussion occupied most of the Saturday meeting of the South Salt Lake City Council but no action resulted in the coun cil's dispute with the Utah State Road Commission over dirt fill freeways through the community ' MAYOR J Vern Bolinder said the council had decided to try and work "something out" with the road commission but he declined to be specific GE2AMD-5EM¥- I1 ir r y k (8) --1 pc: i s jl f ji i i i Q ii 11 0 I |
