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Show o DESERET NEWS AND TELEGRAM, 4B rv business Of. Clegg, 74, Monday, June 22, 1964 3k. Ulah VF17 Picks Ex-Teac- her, -- i f Sail Lakers f i At Provo Meet 3 Rate Disparity Claimed Against U.S. Exports Merger Okayed Dies In Hospital For 5 Utilities i 3 Frederick William Clegg, East, former teacher, died 'Saturday at 11 p.m. of af heart ailment In a Salt Lake hospital, 74, 1913-13t- h NEW YORK (UPI) Feder- al Judge Sylvester J. Ryan Monday ruled that General Telephone & Electronics Corp. WASHINGTON (UPI) plus" inland freight charges to a tractor from New Orleans rate disparities are p Freight Western could with' merge fleer? headed up the Veterans to Corinto. Ameican Utilities Corp. and its three criminating against of Foreign Wars, Department of rate from The affiliates under an agreement exports to Central American Britain corresponding was $314 including inUtah, Monday after the veterwith toe Justice Department. markets, Secretary of Commence land Mr. freight charges?-TherClegg ans concluded their three day Earlier Monday, GT&E and Luther H. Hodges told the Fedschool in is inevitably a bad efftaught convention here Sunday. eral Maritime Commission in a ect-on toe Justice Department agreed Utah schools, for our Ken Yates, Salt. Lake City, export expansion to go ahead with toe merger letter released Monday. more than 25 was named new commander at drive, Hodges added. said rethat a was Hodges if the department during permityears. afi election session Sunday. Mrs. findings Hodges cent trip through Central Amerted to continue its anti-truHe had also Martha Lester, Sandy, was supported charges of freight Colombia Venezuela and ica, toe suit against merger. y served as named president of the state rate discrimination against and government American sheriff in Ryan approved toe agree- businessmen auxiliary. exports by Sen. Paul ment and said Western Utili- officials persistently raised toe H. Douglas, chairman of the a Salt J.ake&- - Clegg Others who assumed state of markedly higher ties and its subsidiaries Cali- question posts at installation ceremonies County court, Joint Economic rates on shipments of Congressional were Charles Parish, Magna, A graduate of Brigham Young fornia Water & Telephone Co.t freight Committee. U.S. to comtoe as area goods Co. and senior vice commander; William Average freight rates from University in political science West Coast Telephone to shipments from EuBums, Provo, junior vice toe United States to South and sociology, Mr. Clegg did Southwestern State Telephone pared Blaine Openshaw, Salt rope. indiAmerica, South Africa and Ingraduate work at the University Co. must retain their Lake City, judge advocate; Jack outBritish Rate identities vidual pending dia were 86 per cent higher of Utah and Utah State AgriMack, Salt Lake City, quarter' He was told in Nicaragua, than toe rate from London and come of toe Justice Departcultural College. master; Harold Paxman, AmeriBruce Irvinfe, second from right, was among nine- - Dartmouth College stufor example, that it cost $586 83 per cent highep than from Active in politics, he was a ments suit can Fork, chaplain, and James dents who paddled out of Ulm, Germany, Sunday in Indian canoes on trip Rotterdam and other West state Republican delegate. Mason, Springville, surgeon. ' to these countries, down Danube River to Black Sea. He was born Octl 5, 1889, in, Others named tor. auxiliary said in a recent state- Fills Douglas were Mrs. Heber Wasatch County, a son posts Betty Beach, ' ment. u Kearns, senior vice president; of Frederick Lewis and CaroAction Limited Mrs.' Marge Jeppson, Morgan, , Dartmouth Crew line Luke Clegg. He married c ec. Chairman of -j- unior vice president;- - Mrs.JVvhs 23,T9H7Tii Commission Admiral Salt Lake City, secrethe Salt Lake Temple, Church of treasin r e p 1 y to Helen Mrs. John Catmull, Harllee,tary; Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Mrs. Ogthe correct that urer; Myma Lambert, Hodgps, said Saints. Mr. Clegg and his wife taken by den, chaplain ; Mrs. Francis can be action that five formerly served in the NorthJudd, Clearfield, conductress; this commission is severely western Mission. States Mrs. Helen Marie Kearie, SL OGDEN Injuries from a pri- Monday 'from 7 to 9 p.m. and limited, Mr. Clegg also served five George, patriotic instuctor; Mrs. vate property auto accident Tuesday before services. Burial The commission has no jurisJACK NELSON By stake chairbearRuth, Morgan, Provo, flag missions, and was in toe Washington Heights Me-- , and of course desires diction, Staff News Writer an life of Deseret claimed the man of toe genealogical comer; Mrs. Carol Martell, Promortal Gardens. n over none of mittee toe South Mrs. A a friend and remark chance girl Sunday. vo, banner hearer, by Edgehill rate levels. Ward. has opened the door to a sucLouise Clements, Morgan, guard. Jenitta Rae Clark, daughter The commission can only act By PAUL SWENSON The convention concluded of Mr. and Mrs. Reid W. Clark, Survivors include his widow, cessful business for a .Salt the same carrier is operwhere inventive mind. with an Laker Deseret News Staff Writer three days of business, social son, Arden S., and daughters, 6335 W.' 900 South, West Warin U.S. trade and the both ating For 20 years Adrian L. and recreation sessions which A Salt Lake City College stu- Mrs. Ward (Afton) Hicken, Mrs. n trade. the tinkdied 3380 2157 in Weber E. South,, County, Jones, ; ren, opened Sunday.' dent, who was always getting Fred (Maurine) LeMon, all Salt can have discrimination Such installhis in time ered One of the strong movements Dee LDS Hospital at 8:50 a.m, spare into things as a child, was in Lake City; 16 grandchildren; one on the an adverse effect not only lawn sprinkling equipment ing supported by the VFW was a of sevprthead injuries received r a something again Monday brothers and trade in United States He found that expansion resolution demanding that the raising canoe in toe middle of the Dan- sisters, Mrs. Lucetta Kohler, 15 hours' earlier. sprinkler heads as toe matted program but on the economy of government stop all trade with ube River. to Ogden traffic Orem; A. Luke, Lula Clegg, turf grew that there was no According Russia and Communist satellite the recipient nation as well, He is Bruce son of Mrs. Grant (Genevieve) MadseIrvine, 21, officer David White, the accicountries. said. toe on market Harllee that wrench Mr. and Mrs. Leland K. Irvine, dent occurred in toe 600 block on n,-all Provo; Martello, Salt was really efficient 1988 Sheridan Rd. (1355 South), Lake City; Reed K., Fresno, Healy St, at 5:41 p.m. Saturday. So he designed one. who will enter toe University The toddler, is believed to have Then one day he was helping of Utah college of medicine to Calif. A son, Lowell, preceded him in death. been playing in toe driveway a friend raise sprinkler heads. the fall. near a car at toe time of toe Funeral services will be held Bruce graduated from DartMy gosh, I spent half a day accident mouth College June 15. But he Wednesday at 12:30 p.m. in the yesterday changing one of Driver of the car, Clifford was in such a hurry to paddle Edgehill Second Ward chapel, those, the friend said after his own canoe that he snatched h Hoskins, 58, 4286 Riverdale Rd., East. Friends call at Mr. Jones had easily moved Utah people are saving more toe diploma as if it were a baton 2350 E. 13th South, Tuesday five of the heads. Why dont said he saw a group of small in a relay race. - -children playing nearby, andJn from 6 to 8. p.m., and at the you get a patent on tht again. 1 The U.S. Tenth Circuit Court watching them failed to see the The state's insured Savings ward chapel, one hour prior to wrench. Fly To Europe A year later he did apply of Appeals Monday dismissed victim. The rear wheel passed Next stop in the relay wasNew services. loan associations and during for a patent. And showing the York City where Bruce and Burial will be in the Heber appeals by several film com- over toe childs head as he showed a robust net gain to wholesale wrench May unique toe out of backed driveway. panies which had asked that an eight Dartmouth classmates jet- Cemetery. in savings of $3,652,441, or 11.5 plumbing houses in the Salt The child was rushed to toe . order be vacated ted off to Europe only two days requiring them Lake area he quickly was able The her mother. Clark to produce' documents over a hospital by Jenitta Rae per cent over Aprils net gain, after graduation. to place orders. toe and sister another The are all L. members mother, youths period. Eugene Clissold reported In May he went to Los An. . . dies of injuries of the Ledyard Canoe Club at had been visiting a in toe . In effect, the dismissal means victim, office and Mr. Clissold is president Monday. geles stopped Dartmouth in Hanover, N.H. ,the film cptppanies will have to grandmother and a of the Thompson Manufacturof toe Utah Savings and Loan Their plan was to paddle down Continued from Page B- -l who lived in toe neighproduce virtually every docuing Co., one of toe largest League, whose membership comtoe Danube River in Indian cament from Jan. 1, 1952, through borhood. spririkling equipment companies In toe nation and maker of toe prises Utahs insured associathree-mont- h Sherman both P. on noes Lloyd, a expediThe death wifi not be counted Wrench that his product was replacing. 1962, in compliance with a motions. tion, skirting toe banks of seven also testified in favor of toe tion granted by S.S. District in Utahs highway fatality toll, Within a short time he hadLsold Thompson Co. on the idea The May gain brought the total countries. of adopting his wrench, something they had never done before, savings in the insured associahaving occurred on private' Judge Willis W. Ritter. project. That expedition began Sunday x. . , The bill being considered by and distributing it nationally for him. He later made a similar tions to $258,058,185, distributed Judge Ritter granted the. mo- - property. at Ulm, Germany, in four tion to produce documents after Jenitta Rae Dark was born canvas-coverethe subcommittee Monday was deal with the other major producer of sprinking equipment, Ross through 145,311 savings accounts. cedar and a trial In Salt Lake City in which Dec. 9, 1962 in Ogden, toe daughWhile toe net gain in savings canoes. x introduced in toe House by Sprinkling Co. several Montana corporations ter, of Reid W. and Donna Rae GREEN RIVER, Utah (UPI) mahogany The trip believed to be toe Already Mr. Jones company, the AAA Sprinkler Co., has in May was 2 per cent less than sought damages allegedly aris- GledhiU. Clark. The Air Force began the first down toe Danube by Indian Rep. Burton after changes were orders for thousands of the wrenches. the record in May 1963, the 1964 ing from a conspiracy among the Survivors include her parents countdown canoe was the brainchild of Pe- made in toe financing of the At present the LL handles for toe wrench are produced in figure represents a substantial under clear Monday ' film companies to restrain trade and one sister, Corrina Gay of Salt Lake City and the cadmium plating is done here. The wrench upswing in the 1964 savings . skies for launching of another ter Dan Dimanescu, 21, Hart- project. in the interstate distribution of West Haven, grandparents,-Mrwho conceived it as however, is still being manufactured in Iowa. itself, accident-pron- e ford, Conn., The pace, Mr. Clissold said. GenSenate in Athena missile a the slightapproved ' motion pictures. and Mrs. Anasa W. Clark and to toe look when build can I But forward we our own test- combination boat trip and day million $65 erally, savings gains this year different version Oct. 30, 1963, Gled-hff- l, straddling people-to-peopl- e ly in Salt Lake and produce everything here, Mr. Jones said, have been somewhat lower than Some of the filnii companies Mr. and Mrs. Raymond P. that began last plant program ing, The House subcommittee held . He all of Ogden. project. . . 4iled motions for reconsidera- plans on adding other items to his companys line soon, the totals for corresponding' Funeral services will be held February. Germans Cheer Air Force officials expressed hearings at St George Oct. 2, he said. months in 1963. tion by the trial court of Its 1 p.m. at Myers weather Among countries-to- e adven- 1963. . order to produce, stating it would Tuesday at hope - require transportation of several Mortuary. Friends may call and low winds, toe Athena turers will visit en .route to toe The latest version of toe bill would make its first successful Romanian Black Sea port of million documents from, offices would provide repayment of test two aborts jind Sulina, are Germany, Austria, flight after throughout the west and from costs within the several Chechoslovakia, project Yugopostponements." Hungary, NeWiYork City solid pro- slavia and Bulgaria.'Arrival date The required by Congressional period Ttirtter toarmanyof Tityrand pellant test vehicle was- - pro- is expected to be about Sept. 15. the documents were necessary in Continued from water and by raising policy B- -l ' Hundreds of residents of Ulm, Page grammed to follow a high archflie conduct of current business, to an impact at Germany,' cheered Sunday as power rates. ing trajectory "xl But the eburt refused the mo- mute to Utah as necessary, pag- the White Sands ed after the Texas Gulf manmen used Rep. Wayne Aspinall, year and bought about 300,000 By GERALD M. LOEB Proving the Dartmouth tion to reconsider, and it was eant officials said. Grounds in New Mexico. agement made two public anchampagne to christen one of chairman of the full House In- (Copyright, 1964, By North shares at an average price beit to do exfor no new is so," Winning prizes entirely proper toe four craft, Ulm Sparrow. tween 15 and 16. Its decision nouncements of their discovery the Tenth Circuit Court noted in perience for Miss Bailey, the Bruce Irvines grandmother, terior Committee, placed in the American Newspaper on was an based in estimate of Timmins. its findings. , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Loile Inc.) Mrs. Ada Chamberlin, 1988 Sher- record a letter written by Gov. toe companys sulphur re1553 J. professional inExperienced Ave. Harvard She Bailey, Wall Street idan Rd., said Monday that George D. Clyde June 18 in Tht uttior Is a , Circuit Judge Lewis, while conserves, the outlook for increas-ingjhse- s vestors would attempt to judge analyst. won the Youth $300 Music and Bruces parents waved him off which he said the state would curring- in the decision of the of sulphur, and some NEW YORK What do prothis kind of speculation deCourt of Appeals, noted that Scholarship sponsored by the Continued from Page B-- l in New York City and are now do when speculative stock pulses which infessionals a of toe cost million $1.9 assume pending on their resources. Salt Lake 1963. in Junior League en route trial court the home, (Judge Ritter) She cluded potash in Utah, phosto the starts Their objectives, their con15 to resergensix a for Route creases from also outperform has been a d ranging Bruce majored in at relocating scholarship had said that ha believed broad phates in North Carolina, and tacts and their knowledge. eral market by student at the Academy of toe eight cents an hour, based on Dartmouth. He was adventurous voir site in toe project was in antidiscovery necessary toe exploration prospects in an Increment formula. as a youth and always getting The state assumption of relo a very Wide There would be tape or trust cases and that he would West in Santa Barbara. fcanada. -intoe chart-readewould make costs NaThe into first margin? 1 who would buy general wage During the summer at the things as a child, Mrs. cation not interfere. There were other buyers of and sell toe stock ef- Chamberlin said. Texas Gulf project meet the financial feasi entirely on However, Judge Lewis wrote, tional Congress of Strings Miss crease would have become Texas Gulf in the first quarter its movements. if the order results in a clear Bailey will receive private les- fective July 1, 1964, and toe secbility requirements of the chair Sulphur is toe of this year. sons from one of the nations ond July 1, 1965. first such senThe more soundly analytical job preference clauses, the firm man. frustration of the intended purThe real runaway rise start- foremost violinists. She will also two-yesational toe over said. Total increases gainer investor would note that Texas pose by imposing an over- play in toe National of. 1964. Congress of Gulf Sulphur on its sulphur period would range from Weekly indemnity would be inwhelming and unjustifiable physOrchestra under some of 12 to 16 cents an hour, company creased from $50 to $60 with emStrings From a low alone bad been ical and financial burden upon toe worlds prospects great conductors, officials said. of just over 21 eliminated contributions ploye in the market at about the should priced trial court them, both in concerts and in recordin January, it The proposed contract also pro- entirely on July 1. On that date 5 a share. As there are then impose careful limitation. ings. advanced grad- - Mr. Loeb vides for changes in weekly 10 million shares outstanding, employe contributions to acaccidental death and cidental .death and dismemberthis would place a 0 Frontier ually Into the 30s in April, and DENVER (UPI) then in two weeks, jumped to dismemberment benefits, group ment benefits also would be Airlines has million on value the an operequity. reported 59. Over 5 million shares life insurance, sick leave and eliminated, toe firm said. With toe stock around 60 the ating profit for May of $200,500. in April, half changedrtiands market valuation would be President Lewis W. Dymond about $600 million, said revenues for toe month the total capitalization. - The stock had If you are at) average invespreviously were $1,834,300, up 17 per cent NEW YORK (UPI) Curtis tor It would "be very difficult over the same month last year. been in a long decline. Its Operating profits showed a 33 price as well as reported" earn- Publishing Co. said Monday that for you to analyze the situareached a peak in Texas Gulf Sulphur Co.s drilling tion at this point. .You were pCr cent gain over a year ago. ings had bfet income for toe month 1955. For seven years from Crews had found zinc and cop- only told by the company in was reported as $81,200. This then, until 1962, the stock fell per on Curtis lands' near Tim- its official release that Seven drill holes had been sunk in was up 23 per cent over last as earnings' continued down- mins, Ont. was clit. toe dividend and ward the ore body. It was said that for $65,800 Curtis May. Matthew J. Chairman years Barber Oil looked at TG last Culligan released a letter from these "indicated that the deposit Dr. Charles Fogarty, executive is at least 800 feet long, 300 vice president of Texas Gulf,' feet wide and more than 800 saying two productive holes feet deep. With this preliminary inter- drilled Into the' Timminsore body locating good quantities of mation you would need to decopper and zinc was on "land velop working estimates of the to Texas Gulf by Cur- size oftheorebody, costs. leased CUSTOM .. Foi less than 10 fins a month, (actually Ftrrio lor SAFE-T-PA- K for fragile., AfPAML mod utptlally tiss subsidiary, T. W. Wollings metar price trends, potential 548,30), you can own and drive this ex furniheavy padding for & Co. for rou earnings, time required to citifig new sports car. See us today! fabrics HwndrMh ture, portable wardrobe for Culligan said, This favorable bring into production, etc. Ifidnrtdvof Stytiftf clothing . . . applied expertly Cxdvshft PhstsMstrk Frttinff news reinforces our commit- Your broker might have diM Suits stout coats to regain full leadership rect or indirect access to minment by certified movers, Redman SHUTS ' ' '' does it right! , in the magazine publishing busiing engineers who know the ness for the Saturday Evening Timmins area Intimately. Post and all Curtis magazines. 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' school PROVO A new slate of of-- dis-shi- e s st j baliff-deput- com-mand- Sprinkler Need , Weber Toddler Dies Following Car Mishap j Chance Remark Opens MaBIe-Stott,D- Ulahn 'Tours' Door Europe In To S.L. the-F-- -- Business DanubeCanoe foreign-to-foreig- foreign-to-foreig- great-grandchil- d; Utah Savings Circuit Court Dismisses Film ' Rise 11.5 Pet. 1750-15t- Appeal 7 ' DIXIE A.F, Begins Countdown In Athena Try 18-fo- d, Iron-Curta- in re-ent- f toat-Withcl- ear Loeb On Wall Street BAILEY, ar 53-foo-t, n, Texas Gulf: First '64 Wonder Stock - Alli-anc- e, KCC s n pre-me- , rs ar May Profits Up, Frontier Notes Minerals Found $20-$2- On Ciirtis $200-$25- Lands In Ontario - ' (With Our New BarracudaJ IMIllYi ibK MOVING V-AWIIN.- K' SlACKS-CUST- REDMAN fas? - or-$1- 20 ' 8-85- V . . v- - . 4-55- . 4 . |