| Show uu m h V -- i it AS s it Wo ’5) V I i f The Salt Lake Tribune Thnruday January 27 1855 13 SCHOOL NEWS AND VIEWS Hoard Paroles Utah Slayer Widow Given To Authorities in Idaho Estate in to The Tribune POINT OF TIIE MOUNTAIN —Richard Dix Tack 29 who was convicted of the second degree murder of a woman In an Ogden hotel room on Aug 19 1913’ Wedncs4ay was paroled to his home Etate of Idaho effective May 17 1955 His was one of 12 applica- f tions for parole or termination of sentence considered Wednesday by the Utah State Board of Pardons meeting in the board room of the State Prison ALSO HELD were hearings Jackson Pupils Make Butter in Class 1870 Daynes Will mitted a robbery resulting in'his trial and sentencing In Tiird District Court Sentence of Marion W Jones 34 on second degree burglary was terminated but a rehearing on a grand larceny charge was set for January 1959 PAROLE Or Roberson Bill Adams 40 was revoked and his sentence was set to be terminated in January 1959 Other actions by the board: Pearl A Daynes widow of J Fred Daynes pioneer Salt Lake City business man was bequeathed his real estate hold- ings and household accessories In "excess of $10800 In a will filed with the Salt Lake County clerk Mr Daynes president Daynes Jewelry Co who died Jan 15 1855 In his will set up an an estate known as a “residuary estate” from his holdings which also pays his widow an income in He was committed to the prison on a burglary charge paroled and while on parole com- Aactto Edltri Vkkl Miller The children In the second end third grade at the Jackson School have been making butter The children are In Mra Bardella Evan’ Mr room Flrat they put rich cream In two They abake the bottle until the butter fat goee together leaving the buttermilk In the bottle Then they apoon the butter out and preta until all the thin milk la out They add ealt to Improve lta ta ate "Mrs Many Quarts” la a very pec til cow and the milkman la a very a per 11 community helper Did Hose Park you know you can learn to meaaure when you make Ice cream or butSoha Hannah la Editor: ter? We learned what a carton bottle 4 and how It la made Different kind of cartons and bottle are pints quarts and gallons This makes three parole violation LeRoy Hecq 84 embezzlement aentenre terminated Feb 15 1955 charges George R Emmett 24 grand Parole of Johnnie Leach 37 paroled affective January was revoked and his next hear- 1957 THE WILL ALSO sets up a Vernon L Stokes 26 ing date was set as January money under falae pretenaeaobtaining paroled "marital trust” of 50 per cent Feb 8 1955 Raymond Price 45 second degree of the value of the gross estate burglary terminated May 17 1955 on condition he leaves Utah and after federal estate taxes doee not return The Income from this trust is Dale N Robinson 25 grand lar-yon lar-ee- nv LDS President Tw Sfieuk:' detainer In Auckland - held by Washington State f U ! T& boy £& girt are' oacf going' to give an oral report concerning toe history of hla assigned state At the ta conclusion of this atudy tha hope to have a better knowledge of the country In which they live ZEAAUCKLAND NEW LAND Jan 27 (UP- -A church service will be televised In New Zealand for the first time this weekend when David 0 McKay president of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-daSaints preaches In the chapel of a new $240000 church here Eight television screens in marquees around the chapel will bring the service to an expected 3000 persons who will be unable to get accomodations In the chapel New Zealand has no television broadcasting service There are 15000 members of the church in New Zealand many of them Maoris Three hundred Maoris sang and waved fern fronds the symbol of a peaceful welcome when Pres McKay and his party flew into Auckland on schedule He went directly to Hamilton to see the 3 million dollar agricultural college built with timbers from the church’s own mill at Kaikohe 200 miles north of Auckland and financed by the church’s general treasury y her death the trust terminates and shall be "transferred or paid to my children" 1956 Frank McGulnneie 28 aecond de- A grandson Howard D Hinckgree burglary and uttering paroled ley Is willed $500 The remainFeb 8 1955 s estate goes to sons Everett A Uulteratrom 40 fail- der ure to provide remanded to warden and daughters: Marie Daynes for remainder of eentence to expire Smith and John Frederick next April Daynes Provo Arline Daynes Reneelcar Patch 46 aecond burglary terminated Jan 28 Thorley Dr Lincoln A and 1957 Robert F Daynes Salt Lake Odle F Jonai 84 forgery termiAlton E Theobald 25 aecond degree burglary paroled AprU 10 V i nated May 15 1956 on condition he City leavee Utah and doe not return i Washington - STAINLESS Fom! M Delta Plii National Council to Meet Winter quarter meeting of Walker Bank and Trust the national council of Delta Co is named trustee Calvin W Phi honorary fraternity organiRawlings was Mr Daynes’ attorzation for returned Church of ney Real estate left the widow in- Jesus Christ of Latter-dacludes the family home 1365 Saints missionaries attending The Eisenhower administra- Harvard Ave household fur- college will be Friday at 3 pm tion feels it can make the Up- nishings furlnture and acces- in the LDS Church Office Bldg sories and an automobile and a 47 E South Temple per Colorado Storage Project triplex in Laguna Beach Calif Chapter representatives are a "showcase” for its policies on power development and In so doing considers "It well worth braving the wrath of dinosaur fanciers and Southern California" So comments Time Magasine In an article in Its current Issue describing the huge proj UU 111 ect and the administration’! wholehearted backing of It The magazine describes a visit by Sen Arthur V Watkins (R Utah) to Pres Dwight D Eisenhower during which Sen Watkins successfully urged the President to Include the project e in his State of the Union Wins Praise y expected versity of University Provo Utah State Agricultural College Logan Weber College Ogden Idaho State College Pocatello and Ricks College Rexburg Idaho Dr Milton R Hunter mem- ber of the LDS First Council of Seventy is national president of Delta Phi without SURGERY ocni toiling clothetl Alto aett to ttop bleeding toothe the inflamed tissue Editor: Dennis Mann Aaavelnto Editor: Kathy Spillman by second graders At tha Onequa School In tha fifth of classroom treat grade data the students have been doing square dances They have learned The Red River Valley Virginia Reel Pop Goes the Weasel Pistol Packin' Mama and Parlez They have just been learning to attend from Uni- Voui a new one called Indian Style This Utah Brigham Young class Is under the direction of Mac jb Nancy Hutchings spoons butter churned much to Craig Camomile’s anticipation 29 1954 rmiOUT Onequa i- THE WELL WAS drawn Dec lice Echo Plan heal crackt and relieve that painful itching instantly! ' shrinks your piles! Also helps prevent cracking and soreness reduces swelling too Untightly S taint! this wonderful relief without tear of embarno rassing unsightly stains Today there’s a new Stainless Pazo that works wonders in the soiling of your clothes! relief of simple piles Does it So don’t suffer needless without causing unsightly stains torture from simple piles To be on your clothes— or bed linen sure W Isbell get new Stainless you Does It without resorting to Pazo look for Lynne Clawson word "Stainless” painful surgery on the package Modem SupposiLafayette In case after case new Staintory form or Ointment In tubes Editor: Lynne Athay less Pazo has brought blessed All druggists have new Stainless Associate Editor: David Jen relief! Soothing Pazo acts to rePazo Regular Pazo used for Safety la the watchword at Lafay-et- lieve pain Itchyears by millions School Because of ths locaUon ing instantly ONLY PILE REMEDY THAT’S for fast relief In downtown district ws have to Soothes Inflamed also svailabls ABSOLUTELY STAINLESS 1 be constantly on the alert to keep tissues Actually everywhere the boys and glrla safe at all times Nm Now you can get' ts I inpnpnrp) APIIT iTOllliui Iru Douglas McKay is quoted In the article as saying: "As It is now 2200 persons a year see the park (Echo Park site of one of the six major dams) On the other hand three million people live in the Upper Colorado Basin states and they are hungry for water Which is the more im- portant?” ' The article points out that the issue of public versus private power is largely absent from the controversy over the !f MEW! MEW MEW! CUY HOY -- AND SAVE! DISCOUNTS Built Corporation a world's 4‘h largest producer f cart and trucks A WORLD OF FULL VISIBILITY! 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Acezing WT-v- tr - free wilL 1956 to a detainer held by federal Upon government to see that the child Is In good health If there U anything wrong with the child he la referred to his doctor The school nurse Mias Blanche Smith follows up to see that this referral to the doctor Is carried out Rose Park has three new teachers: Miss Virginia Olsen a first grade teacher Mrs Alice Wright a third grade teacher Peter Howells a fourth grade teacher Is Associate Editor: Vicky Edwarde The Rose Park School third graders had their physical examinations arithmetic easy recently Dr Wallace H Wright and his nurse Mrs Henrietta Lemmon Cathedral who were sent out from the Board of Education checked the third gradEditor: Jmi Schubet reAssociate Editor: Dorothy Kroldler ers and those who made special quests Fifth grade at Cathedral School Tha reason for this examination hav been studying about tha United States la their geography class ADVIRTISIMIMT Each row of students in tha classroom was assigned a certain atate to work on The pupils have found Pazo in NEW r- '7 Mary JPadgen Brown the principal la very proud of the good safety record There are three safety patrols under the direction of Mrs Ella Archer The aquads rotate their duties ao there are times of rest and times of activity for each member of the patrol Much of our safety at the intersections la due to the of Officer Warren Miller and Officer Swante Johnson who are alschool ways there to help beforedismissal at noon and at 350 p m Karen Wilks William Hyde Mr Editor: Caret Karsfaaw 345 So 2nd Fast |
