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Show 3'.;Utahns:.Bie Of Violence ' 9 On-Highway- s r Varied Car Upsets Kill Tot, Man, Woman-I- n 3 States U.S. Highway 40 claimed the lives of two Utahns Sunday in separate accidents nearly 600 miles apart while a third died as the result of an accident near Malad, Idahp. A HEBER construction worker, Leonard Jon Tucker, 22, was killed early Sunday when the auto he was driving left U.S. 40 north of Heber and struck a utility pole. Mrs. Mary Ashton Bird Behrs, 41, 68 Hillside Ave. (233 North), returning to Salt Lake City after a year in San Francisco, died after her auto rolled over on Highway 40 near Nev. ' 4 t $ i v -' &t ' etf ' yL,.'. at. vXfc , Wi, & tk J j ,M Ws Bakery displays at Salt Lake County Fair were mouth watering to cute Bobby Soren- - I ' but seven-year-ol- Mr. and Mrs. LaMar W. Sorensen, 1476 E. 4230 South. Diane Is a daughter of the Conover Stangers, 1466 E. 4230 South. .The fairs singing star, Eddie Dean, arrived in Salt Lake City Sunday evening. He will ride in the parade Monday night, and appear as headline attraction at professional talent shows Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday Special to Th 1 8 p.m. Mr. Dean, western motion picture Salt Lake City, Utah Hope Fading For Early KCC Truce for two cute Salt I pretty Diane Stanger, 7, on their preview trip. (Tribune staff photos by Van Porter.) alt f akf filmuf Second Section Lake County residents, Bobby Sorensen, 7, and Diane Stanger, 7, who got themselves a wonderful preview of what the fair will be like. Bobby is a son of at Theres always something to see at a fair ho Bobby shows the sights to his neighbor, d Local News Sports Monday will be SUNDAY WAS THE BIG day &' sen, who proved the cookie displays were boy could go tor. something a Special to The Tribune the big day the opening of the 25th annual Salt Lake County Fair at the county fairgrounds, 5200 S. State. MURRAY tv. vi'j S'AS'.vifefr. Todays Opener At County Fair , WENDY Tribune BINGHAM A strike virtually halting operations at Copper Corp.s huge Bingham mine entered its fourth day Sunday and officials of the striking union and the company expressed little hope for an agreement in the Ken-neco- tf - Monday Morning TV Fare, Page 27 August 21, 1961 Leaders Map Plans Page.il TOll TRAFFIC AFL-CI- O Delegates Meet Today in S.L. Members of the Utah AFL-CIexecutive board met Sunday at 10 a.m. in Carpenters Hall, 120 W. 13th South, as a prelude to the organizations fifth annual convention, " which will open Monday at the same address. , LEE Dunn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Levi L. Dunn, Murray, died as a result of injuries suffered Sunday in a single-ca- r accident near Malad. , Special to The Tribune - HEBER A Heber man was killed early Sunday when his car. went out. of control and crashed into a utility pole on U.S. Highway 40, north of Heber at the city limits. LEONARD JON Tucker, 22, a construction, worker, was alone in the car about 1:15 a.m. heading south toward the city when the car veered out of control and struck the pole. The car was wrapped right around the pole. We had to pry it off, said Utah Highway Patrol Trooper Doyle Van . , Wagoner. JO'N was Tucker LEONARD Mrs. Mary Ashton Behrs . . bora-iSalt Lake City, March Was returning to- Utah. 15, 1939. He was a son of Howard Freeze and Lyle Larsen Tucker, Heber. He attended Salt Lake County schools, Wasatch County and Central Utah schools, Vocational School, Provo. He married Linda Ray Wilson, Heber, Sept 12, 1959, at Heber. r JOHN B. SCHONE, Utah president of the group, said the executive council approved committee appointof the song, Hillbilly Heaven. ments and the agenda for the three-daconclave. be presented, includAccording to Don Budge, fair board member, the first Proposed resolutions which-migh- t days events Monday will start at 7:30 a.m., with flower ing the "right to work" repeal and request for legislation near future. 256 Died in i960 show entries being received. to prohibit transportation of professional strike breakers into ARTHUR D. Bentley, busi- the state, also were discussed. HE IS survived by his widHIGHLIGHT OF THE FIRST days events will be a Wasatch County ness ow; of parents; grandmother, the agent striking Club style MRS. ELECTA Clarks appointment as chairman of the To Aug. 21, 1961 parade at 6 p.m. It will be followed by a 1 Mrs. Annie Tucker, Salt Lake International the condress revue. A fireworks display at 8:30 p.m. will credentials committee also, was approved Sunday. 4 City; and brothers, Howard To Aug. 21, 1960 ' Brotherhood of Electrical More than 250 delegates from throughout Utah are exclude Mondays events. 4 Neale Tucker, stationed in the 1960 All of no Local said 1081, Workers, sececonomics pected to attend convention sessions, beginning Monday at Sweepstakes winners in the home Philippines with the U.S. Air . toward negotiations settling 10 am. tion, announced Sunday, were: Clothing, Mrs. Nancy Force; and Danny Stephen took the strike place Sunday. Weidner, 3160 Melbourne St (1845 East), needlework,' Tucker, Heber. THE CONVENTION will be 9 6 The union has strike Mrs. George James, West Jordan; Rugs, quilts, Mrs. Leora called to order by Jesse R. idled about 4,200 men. Special to. Tb Tribuna Barrus, 705 Kensington Ave. (1500 South); canning, Mrs. Payne, president. Central Utah " A 3500 South. WINNEMUCCA, NEV. Genevieve Palmer, 5500 W. Federation of Labor, with the IT BEGAN Thursday mornreturnLake Salt woman, City welcome address to be deing and an estimated 2,500 r stay in ing from a workers honored picket lines'. - More than 100 Salt Lake livered by W. G. Larson, chairwas killed and San Francisco, ore with diminished Comsuparea residents will partici- man, Salt Lake County Later, two of her children injured plies, an additional 1,700 were pate in the production of mission. Mr. S c h o n e will Sunday morning when their laid off. The Student Prince at the preside at all sessions. small foreign car blew a tire AFL-CIThe national will Three A Kennecott official said its old Wasatch Bowl near Ft 16 persons were added to and turned smelter would be closed with- Douglas Tuesday through be represented by Fred C. 1961 highway miles west of Winnemucca on Utahs growing direcin a week and the refinery Friday. Pieper, Denver, regional U.S. Highway 40. would follow unless the mining tor, who will speak Monday death toll during the week THE FOUR ended Saturday midnight, MRS. MARY Ashton Bird afternoon. MONDAY WASH LINE: asked. What store does he operation is resumed. With each beginningperformances, at 8:30 pm., both closed, the number of com41, 68 Hillside Ave. (235 to Behrs, Dont get all excited, but this run? total 126, the bringing MR. PIEPER will replace are sponsored by' the Salt week is National Green Olive comes to idled employes would exceed Lake County Recreation De- Stanton E. Smith, coordinator pared to 145 during the same North), died at the scene of the when it Personally, " accident and her children, 6,000. Week . . . Mayor in 1960. poetry and philosophy, Ill buy partment with Mrs. Winifred of state and local central period Matthew E. Behrs, 6, and MerJ: Bracken Lee this little piece of wisdom from bodies, who was injured , ONE OF THE deaths, that of Erickson directing. BOTH UNION and managewill hold an aurily Bird, 19, were taken to a the current issue of the South- ment have expressed a willseriously in an automobile a Mrs. Erickson said a with Winnemucca Lake who Salt hospital boy tograph party at east Furniture Co. accident orchesingness to negotiate but the chorus, conand lacerations Zions possible sufdied of injuries Several other nationally Saturday dispute had deadlocked in talks tra and 20 dancers will parWhat I say is: cussions, according .to a hosStore Thursday was he when leaders fered will Tuesday speak Friday. Life aint all you want, ticipate in the operetta in prominent afternoon. Hell pital spokesman. . , crushed by a driverless car But its all you got Officials of the US. Media- addition to featured players. at the sessions. autograph NEVADA HIGHWAY Patrol So stick a geranium in your tion and Conciliation Service A SPECIAL feature of Mon- near his home, brought Salt new biography. W. B. England said a Trooper indicated they would seek to hat and be happy. toll to death Lake session will 13, afternoons be day Citys the negotiators together 14 for the same right rear tire blew out as Mrs. to Utah to get the State presentation a of compared were And while way thought talking Behrs was driving eastward,! soon as there ap- More Coming? Department of Public Instruc- period last year. for Brack to up I I hj heres Charles again as small car off the philosophy, conto be a basis for tion vocational division the Salt Lake 1961 toll sending the the sale of hist Wheelers latest thought of the peared road onto the shoulder where structive discussions. first' five of a series of 55 had been well Citys book. He walksLf JjJtttmmm day: under the toll of Americans at - Work voca- last year, but five recent it rolled Dan Main "It isnt the things that go STEVE PAULOS, president .Mrs. Behrs was a former tional films. in one ear and out the other of the striking union, said Street, see, and Valentine deaths, including the one in the saleswoman for Salt Lake Knit Erwill be received he he numsent meets, They has says, the by as as everybody that hurt much the things Were anxious to negotiate past week, prior to moving to San Frannest H. Dean, a member of the ber I hope you didnt mind what that go in one ear, get ' all just as soon as possible, soaring. and cisco where she held a similar vocational education division I said about you In my book, mixed up, before slipping out Im sure the company is too. THE OTHER deaths during position with a large departand speaker of the Utah staff and the poor guy runs over to of the mouth. ment store. She and the two Our union realizes the imHouse of Representatives. the book store and buys it to (he past week included a Provo to back and almost this of its youngsters were returning to Well, portance impact see if he can sue the mayor for THE BIENNIAL election of man who died Wednesday as Utah to reestablish residence school time and the kids are strike to the entire Salt Lake winds thunderGusty k pushed "libel! an the way, By and sadder storms across the length of the president, vice president he was crushed beneath his when the accident occurred. Valley, he said. reader sends in a sug- gettingso sadder some of the are and Utah Sunday, leaving moisture and executive board members rolling vehicle near Lehi and MARY ASHTON Bird Behrs, gestion for the title to Mar- teachers! WED LIKE residents to in will be conducted during the an Ogden man who varying amounts from convention. was born Sept 25, 1919, in Salt garet Lees biography Gone died know we are not striking just received of incumInjuries Mr. Friday Schone, Bryce Canyon to Logan.' TODAYS VALENTINE (I with the Wind-bag- ! collision Lake City. She was a daughter bent president, is a candidate Aug. 5 in a two-ca- r arbitrarily. We have what we didnt say it, Brack, this When a man has the magic believe to.be sound, legitimate PARTLY CLOUDY skies for reelection. See Page 27, Column 8 on an Ogden street woman did. Shes a inside of him to make people reasons for calling the strike, heralded the showers, which Democrat!) . . . feel glad to go to work in the another union spokesman said. began in most areas during morning, he The union has' stated the the early morning hours. HARDLY wait for I CAN a rousing main complaints are not of an By afternoon, skies had John Mooney to return home public pat on the economic nature, but rather, cleared over most of the from vacation so he can weigh in working rules, Area, weathermen in with the Blubber Brigade So an extra said. and pay all us thin guys $15 UNION spokesmen declined "special Valentine Salt Lake City, Ogden, Coaleach! to comment on specific comE. to L A recent column reported ville, Logan and Roosevelt all plaints in the matter. that a fellow in Pocatello holds Mr. Brown Brown. reported traces of moisture holds the mornfrom the showers. . down five Jobs. bus ing wheel on the No. Thats nothing, Florence run, and his pleasant smile and BUT IN southern Utah, preDalton of Provo, writes. friendly good morning perks 9-Dcipitation amounts were heavI V ; , ier. Florence works at the Utah up every passenger as he ; v.r-Wonder-fuldrives to them work. of Showers a total . ! deposited .Valley Hospital, and she is: A column reader signed A of an inch on p j Switchboard operator, admitBusser" says Driver A nine day wonder is Cedar City. Bryce, Canyon reting clerk; cashier, billing Steady of an clerk, bookkeeper and bill col- Brown makes going to work in something that causes a corded 4, lector. She is also a housewife, the morning almost, but not great sensation for- a few inch during the morning hours. j quite, delightful." mother and church worker! days and then is forgotten. IN BOUNTIFUL, showers J Believe it or not, but the Salt S Dan, she SALT - LAKE -- Tribune fell during the morning but Lake Rotary Club has gone in writes,oiniday, on 7:47 the a.m. Want Ads are a different precipitation amounts were . , for poetry. Gracing this weeks bus and hop a lift from Mr. ,, ! get story. Day after day folks not immediately available. Rotary Bulletin is this little Browns pleasant personality. Weathermen said the storm get sensational results gem: 7 Why not give him a whether selling, renting, hircells traveled from west to Now I sit me down to Valentine? . ing or buying.-.- . east, moving in from Nevada sleep W. E. Tangren had won- and heading toward Wyoming, Why not, indeed . . . and an derful results The Speakers dull, the subwith this extra large Valentine to you, THE SHOWERS were Want Ad: jects deep. sir! If he should stop before I by a weak low presbrought Its nice to know that some- WANT to buy 14- - or wake, motor sure system which hung over boat Phona EMSS383. Give me a pokf, for good- body can be pleasant In the most of the Intermountain morning. ness sake! Area Sunday. " t A Salt Lake TribCloudy conditions are likely A member of Rotary stopped SAM, THE SAD CYNIC Ad can bring the to continue Monday, weather une Want SAYS: by my desk and read this little 'w same results to you. Call forecasters said. poem. "What do you think of Brack, Valentine says EM an Hey, and it? he asked. SALT LAKE City will be hell trade three of his $1.59 will help you write your ad. Well," I said, the guy who Heres My Hearts for one Or you can mail it to the partly cloudy through Monday wrote it aint no Robert Frost copy of your' $4.95 J. Newspaper Agency Corp., night with a chance of occaMrs. Electa Clark, chairman, and J. Stan committee, look over membership lists prior Bracken Lee the TaxpaThe R o t a r i a n looked 143 S. Main. Just say1 sional light afternoon or eveshowers. to opening of fifth annual Utah convention. Roberts, member, AFJLrCIO credentials ning puzzled. Robert Frost? he yers Champion book! Charge if ' A t, star, is writer-compos- 40,000-membe- y kt 4-- union, Student Prince Due Tuesday 188-ma- n " -- Week Adds 3 To Utahs Road Deaths Dan Valentine's one-yea- Nothing Serious ... Book Leonard Jon Tucker . . . Dies aa auto- swerves into pole. - Lee to Open -- e Petroleum Meet Today his (Ive Just Winds Push Showers Across Area along ... , anti-Brac- ... - left-win- g Inter-mountai- n ... SVI "day-to-da- y 9 Wonder? ay . s f - !$ , 16-f- t. il low-cos- ad-tak- Is I .1 4 v. , Members of Utah, Idaho and Nevada Liquified Petroleum Gas Ass ns. opened their convention Sunday in Newhouse' Hotel, with regishour, trations, a and displays of Industry products. REGULAR convention sessions will get under way Monday, with Salt Lake City Mayor J. Bracken Lee scheduled to give a welcoming address at a 12:15 p.m. luncheon meeting. At 2 p.m., John Pace, Tuloma Gas Products Co., Tulsa, Okla., will address delegates on Analysis of Dealers Financial and, at 3 pun., Statements, they will hear a discussion on The National Engine Use Council Research Program, by Dr. V. E. Hansen and G. O. Woodward of Utah State University, Logan. GEORGE SCHULTE of tha National LP-Ga-s Council, Evanston, I1L, also will be a Monday afternoon speaker. The days activities will conclude with a an--nu- al 7 pm. banquet Business meetings, beginning Tuesday at 10 a.m., will be followed by a luncheon address by Dr. ElRoy Nelson, vice president and economist for First Security Corp. ACTIVITIES for women will include a luncheon and fashion show Monday noon in Hotel Utah. Burglars Smash Garage Window Burglars smashed a window a door to gain entrance to the Little Garage, 528 S. 2nd West sometime late Saturday or early Sunday, it was reported to police. In OFFICERS SAID owners of the garage were unable to determine whether anything was missing. t |
