| Show — u UNAWARE OF ‘PURE QUILL Dan Rnlio-T- Robbers Roosl Left Valentine's Nothin" lo Kinfolk U-Min- Serious BIG PARTY: A Salt Lake ura- nium broker plans to make entertainment historv in Salt Lake this sum- Ralph Bow- City 0 - nur V T Salt Iakr C'lt I th — Mrilnesriit) limii cs Morning — May 25 Honor oil Down in the Garfield County sector of the Henry Mountains below Hanksville is Shooterlng Canyon where the Star Boys Iat radio-activ- e 1 1 f J if Spring Off Brief Junket d Neal Counsel To Ask High Court Ruling m ‘ Cal-list- high-grade- er 4 TODAY’S VALENTINE Valentine today to a man who is beloved in his commua man who always nity goes out of his way to make life A little better a little more pleasa ant t H i s n a m e: rj Kell- Earl O W Goshen 5 berry Utah merchant His pockets always carry a nerous supply of mints and m for the youngsters :’s an emergency first aid man an eraer-nc- y r the community also sitter baby fie raises beautiful flowers d donates them to church and rte gatherings He’s a merchant of the old hodl gives the personal touch his business that is missing - 1 m so much of modern-da- y mmerce His days are filled with ' courtesy kind-ssan- A Valentine to you Mr of Goshen! d Kell-rr- y THE SAD CYNIC SAYS: Advice to Jane graduates: rhatever you do do it well ven If it’s nothing! LM Police Investigate Windshield ‘Pits’ On 200 SL Cars Police Tuesday had another "mystery” on their hands when representatives of eight used car lots and a realty company on Main Street reported more than 200 automobiles had “pitted” windshields Officer H G Piercey radio patrol who investigated the calls said he examined at least that many autos and all had “chips or pits” mostly on front’ windshields Officials of the companies said damage rwould climb as high as $2000 wnen windshields were replaced Officials at the US Weather Bureau Salt Lake Municipal Airport office had a “possible" explanation to offer in regard to the mystery They explained th'af“ Winds which reached a velocity Monday of 49 mph may have picked up enough dust and minute gravel to have caused the damage Tile annual aw aid menC the I lah Male Medual smi for seniors pininOiing the health of the people t the state wns bestowed uesdat oil 111 J Bracken eo The “crying need’ for funds to carry on water main exThe preseniai inn was made tension and cuil) and cutler extension improvement program! Chat lev Kugceii by Dr lr wav tmt lined Tuesday to the City Commission I president of the association at ‘Tor Hie last time years the commission has agreed to give dinner in the Mia Club at the wan r depnilment an additional $25000 a year in addition to tended by n piesentnthes (f tlie drpai tment's capital account” said Commissioner Grant M business anl religious Bui bulge in charge of water in outlining his needs civic groups members of the pi css ich vear we have been cut $25000 in our capital account" radio apd tclevisnm "rm lie said ‘We need to- install “ new water main extensions to Citation Quoted The bronze plaque received met ease the badly needed wawe serve by the governot cited hmr “Fori ter pressuie where Salt lake County in exchange your outstanding conti ibutions toward preservation of the higli c)ntl u ' aITs-idealof the free enterprise “The present water lines are which means freedom inadequate some having been system of the medical profession and laid 25 years ago" continued better medical care for the pern Commissioner Burbidge Gov J Bracken Lee left receives Utah State Medical Assn pie further for your contribu-- l Building Increase award of merit from Dr Charles Ruggert association head tion toward better medical care lie said building of With salary increases for for the people of I’tah ’’ and other projects has Salt Lake City employes finally Dr Ruggeri took occasion to been so EXPLOSIVE SITUATION rapid that money scheduled to be presented pay special tribute on behalf of would have to be expended to Wednesday for commission apthe mediral profession to Dr 'mcrt changing conditions proval it appeared Tuesday Louis I Grhhnrdt professor of “We are attempting to de- that only a few of the 1300 bacteriology at the University new water sources as fast workers would fail to get a of Utah for his contribution to- velop as possible” he explained raise ward the development of an Reservoir “When Creek A total of $100000 has been I)cer neeinc and his aswas believed was this built it to the various de transferred sistance this year in clearing to supply partments from the 1955 would source be able the way for the immunization city Salt Lake City’s water needs budget to be divided among Automobile fragments de-- Investigation laboratories In program in Utah for 20 years No one antici- most of the employes Their bris a bit of fuse and some ashington DC In an effort Lee’s Comment waxed paper were all thpt po-tdiscover what the bombs pated the rnpid growth" first checks with the Increase The medical association's first lice had to work with Tuesday were constructed of will be received June 15 Rill 200000 Users annual award was presented last as leads in the latest in a series f The latest explosion Few Exceptions Water department records “mystery” bombings whlch'curred Tuesday at 12 41 am year to The Salt lake Tribune show that more than 200000 All departments with the ex have plagued Salt Lake City in when a charge was detonated and it medical editor William users are billed In 1954 ceptlon of finance are expected being C Tatrick the past few weeks under a Salt Lake County sherIn presenting the award Dr water users Increased about to have to “dip Into" their The “clues” were packaged iff’s automobile parked In front 1770 with an even greater In- budgets to obtain enough Ruggeri said the governor had: and sent to Federal Bureau of of the County Jail crease expected by the end of money for the wage adjust Consistently and forcefully 1955 Windows Shattered ments expected to be made inthe doctrine of Championed No one was injured in the dividual comMr told the as opBurbidge responsibility Adjustments being made In blast but a score of windows posed to socialistic schemes as mission the city's chlorination the mayor’s finance departin an adjacent apartment the best means of preserving station near the State Road ment will not include all workbuilding and Sheriff George the American system of medical shops in Parleys Canyon will ers The increases will run Bccksteads residence were care had recognized the value soon have to be moved to a from $7 to $25i he said shattered by concussion of maintaining high medical point by Mountain Dell The way the situation stood In an attempt to apprehend pioneered the West-- voir because of the proposed Tuesday everyone in the water the culprits before someone is ern Interstate Commission for new highway project department was expected to res The same group of sollsts injured police pressed extra of- Higher Education which Have to Share ceive a salary increase for the training of mediheard when the Utah Symphony ficers into service on the case He said the Uniform Fay Scale will have Orchestra and University of boosting the total number of cal dental and veterinary stu- to share in the city of proA uniform pay scale w"ill preexpense dents on a reciprocal exchange Utah Combined Choruses pre- Investigators to nine a new station viding vail for laborers In the streets Sheriff Beckstead also as- basis sented the Robertson Oratorio The for current $27634 need on the Book of Mormon in April signed plainclothesmen to the Effort parkland water departments Diligent for curb and extension gutter according to the plan They are will appear Saturday night in investigation Worked diligently for the secwork in the southeastern expected to establish a new pay the performance complimenting At ‘Danger Point’ promotion of mental health and tion of the city was related scale of $273 a month the Salt Lake Tabernacle Choir The Tuesday bombing was for Improvement of the care of Engineers and draftsmen in The role of Samuel the the third in which an automo- mentally ill (appropriations for by Commissioner Joe L Christhe engineering and streets deLamanite prophet will be sung bile had been damaged Earlier the Utah State Hospital have tensen in charge of streets “My department need! $56000 partment are expected to reby Col Arthur Kent a former in the month several blasts had doubled during his administrato do the curb and gutter ex- ceive the higher salary adjustMetropolitan Opera Assn sing- been heard in various parts of tion) supported construction of as the city’s share to ments tensions er Col Kent now is stationed at the city ranging from 529 Cen- new building at the State HosFt Douglas and has won a wide ter St complete Jt is expected that the near projects planned for to South Salt Lake pital supported enactment of a the of 4 remainder this he year" following in his few appearper cent general increase Salt Lake County Commis- model law governing the com- said will ances this spring apply to employes in the B n of mitment sion Chairman Lamont mentally ill patwo The taken were tenor and problems Kenly Whitelock parks and public safety dealarmed over the tients to state hospitals Gave under advisement Jewel Johnson Cutler soprano partments said the situation support and made possible have sung their respective roles bombings had “come to the danger point" enactment of a new health code several times while Elbert and he would ask the commis- worked untiringly for establishJohnson was heard for the first sion Wednesday to approve the ment of the Utah Children’s time this spring of a $500 reward for in- Health Center which has reThe splendid Utah Symphony posting formation leading to the appre- ceived recognition from federal under the baton of Maurice hension of the officials promoted the enactculprits Abravanel and the choruses ment of water pollution and will donate the entire proceeds sewage disposal laws and obof the evening to the choir’s tained an appropriation of who believe the human race By William C Patrick travel fund for its forthcoming to make a survey of nurswould be wiped out by atomic Medical to Editor Tribune Europe trip ing homes and homes for the but the slaughter and warfare The concert will start at I An appeal to all Americans to aged would be such that destruction pm the maestro announced do everything in their power was A soft for drink Demonstrated popular “have to start would civilization Ability He urged singers of previous to avoid an atomic war with its or the worms— Tuesthe birds— from scratch” “You Gov said Dr Rugwish again to Le" parperformances who about 4:05 pm when a geri “would be the last one to “horrible consequences” was Dr Stern said the fallout ticipate to attend a rehearsal day made in Salt Lake City TuesCoca-Col- a Bottling Co truck got claim originality for all of these atomic tests already confrom Wednesday at 7:30 pm in the day by a noted biological ducted In this of in Raila the way Bamberger However have country has reyou projects Physical Science Building on scientist 62 Co at N switch road wisIn a engine with sulted demonstrated unusual Utah the University of speedup of mutacampus Dr Curt Stern professor of in human genes tions dom and vision the ability to Tickets (changes) for the Oratorio 3rd West The truck parked by Donald choose for solution those prob- zoology University of CU of carriers the hereditary charrange from $1 to $2 efNewton Catrow 19 1868 Yale lems most vital to the health fornia Berkeley said the the results acteristics although fects of radioactivity on human Ave was standing With one and welfare of our people” to be difficult prove stainheritance would be only one would back corner over the left wheel Invocation at the dinner was of the “catastrophic results” of tistically tracks on which the switch en- offered by the Most Rev Duane Mostly Unfavorable such a conflict G Hunt bishop of the Catholic gine approached ' He explained that most muAddresses Alnmnl The collision occurred and diocese of Salt Lake and beneare unfavorable that is tations some $40 worth of soft drink diction was pronounced by HarAddressing the annual meetto the detriment of work they spilled to the pavement Total old B Lee member of the ing of the University of Utah the individual and future gendamage was estimated at $120 Council of Twelve Church of College of Medicine Alumni erations He declined to express Assn In Newhouse Hotel he Mr Catrow was cited by offiChrist of Latter-daas to whether the said he didn’t hold with some an opinion Saints cers fogjjllegal parking i (if 1 v i ‘ Chiefs Ready 1 o Increase Cily Salaries j sub-divisio- Police Sift Scant Clues In Sheriff Car Bombing anti-poli- o 1 VV o oc-o- Plans Shaped For Oratorio Presentation Reser-standar- 1 pro-vide- Gun-derse- Noted Scientist Urges Fight To Escape Atomic Warfare Soft Drink Truck Struck by Train $25-00- 0- ’ r r v N V i: Harold Ekker Loa Wayne County Is unique uranium miner cash will pay for expeditions hopes i gold-huntin- g y Trucking Stalemate Enters Sixth Day A trucking strike that is gradually clogging up freight shipments in the 11 western states highballed through its sixth straight day Tuesday with ndther side foreseeing much soon chance of a let-u- p However in Los Angeles’ a federal conciliator announced that' he would intervene “because the public welfare is endangered" and both sides agreed to meet frith him Wednesday The session was set for 2:15 pm MST in Los Angeles Both AFL Teamsters and trucking industry spokesmen emphasized however that the meeting does not mean that the strike and shutdown are terminated The conciliator John Fenton stepped into the' wage dispute on Mg own initiative stating 4 U-o- re 1 - Jesus N 21 Commission Pledges Study Of Threat lo Improvements m w ' Water Projects Fiscal ‘Squeeze’ i Tribune Business Editor 15)55 Second Section iwti Official Voices Beslow Mcril of urtlclo on ulnmn in Vtl In (Thin tii thf fou-t- h I r— nit o' h l 2oo ml tt p tki-- n urunlum minim tllutrli t Thr t Holim W Hctiiiik lh throuKh the nouthprn I'tnh uranium rounir Tribune buslne editor I By Robert W Bermck - i f Ijr gait fake §filmur og I man is making plans for the used to run their cattle first r Those former riders with Butch Cassidy (LcRoy rarhor) ‘C-L I fish derby in of Robbers’ Roost fame probably never noticed or cared less Nfc 1 Western history that the capyon walls contained a fortune in yellow uranium-vanadiuI According to S ores pr e m i n a r y a descendant of Charlie Gibbons another “partner" took It ! plans’ 100 local to discover this fortune 111 miles southeast of Ioa of Cassidy’s ' uranium brokers Wayne County will be invited i The lucky prospector is Har‘ to invest $100 Miss t old Ekker Wayne County comeach in the Bow- missioner whose discussion of k——— man fIsf derby uranium problems can be alDan Valentine The derby will On most as explosive as a bomb be held in the Bowman swimVacation time is here! bursting 100 fish will ming pool And Miss Spring was the “Man and boy I’ve mined be placed in the pool 97 first to go for uranium and gold— walked of the fish will be poor fish a short visit the canyons and washes with Following miss nothing but a potato and salt But one fish will have a to Utah the green-claand lickin’s" says the burly Mr Tuesday $7000 marker on him (or her) disappeared who watched her Ekker weathermen another fish will be worth depart said she would stay Always Market and the third fish at least another day $2000 “There’s always been a will be worth $1000 Taking her place in the market for uranium ore if it Contestants will be allowed to Intermountain Region runs over 3 per cent You can’t fish for the fish with a pole Wednesday will be low clouds say that about vanadium “Mr scat- Or if they prefer they cooler temperatures Ekker relates can jump in the pool and catch tered rain and thundershowHe is one of a family of nine ers and in higher elevations boys and three sisters the fish by hand Sounds like the fish derby snow “My brothers and I used to will be quite a splashing sucgo out with dad fthd hunt cess! uranium when we were boys” We shipped uranium ore back If a June graduate can sit in 1938 to Pittsburgh Ta and through a commencement Harold made money on it ceremony without falling His father the late Cornelius asleep he is ready to tackle Ekker staked claims in the life! Temple Mountain District of southern Emery' County Utah’ IIAIR DO TROUBLE: From and Harold's mother is building southern Utah comes the story a new home in Hanksville with of the young Navajo Indian the royalties from these propwho was hired to act in a erties By Associated Press western movie being made on For Harold the mine in DENVER May 24— An (attorlocation near Kanab a Canyon has been a Shooterlng for a convicted of ney slayer The script called for the In- Salt Lake matter "blood sweat and of TuesCity policeman dians to be Apaches so the Indicated the litigation may tears" He used to work with day casting director ordered the end in an appeal to the United a hand drill and a wheelbarrow Navajo brave to undo the tra- States Roads were washed out “30 or Supreme Court ditional Navajo bun of hair The attorney’ Herbert M 40 times” But he kept fighting on his neck and braid it into and today he values his carno-tit- e two strands over his shoulders Levy of New York asked the mine into which he has US Circuit Court of Appeals Apache style placed $300000 in equipment in The Indian got on his horse in event it affirmed a lower the millions The director yelled “Action court decision to stay the execution of Don Jese Neal until Ships to Colorado camera!” Mr Ekker ships his uranium-vanadiuThe Indian fell off the horse the nation’s highest tribunal ores all the way to “finally rules on the case" in five feet They tried again The direc- Levy also told the court that Climax Uranium Co at Grand he would file the necessary Junction Colo tor yelled “Action camera!” “They need my high grade to the Indian bit dust papers with the United States Again the In front of the camera Supreme Court within 30 days mix with the lower grade ores they run through their mill" “What’s the matter” the diUnder Advisement Harold says rector screamed “I thought you The appellate court Tuesday He showed us mill settleNavajos could ride" took under advisement an apment sheets or shipments made “Navajos can ride” the In- peal by Levy who was acting In recent months from the “Me Apache dian muttered for the American LiberCivil now!” Shooterlng Canyon One totalties Union on Neal’s behalf 11600 pounds of ore ran 435 The court May 7 had grant- ing THOUGHTS AND THINGS: uranium oxide and 532 vanaA Murray restaurant has this ed the accused killed a stay two dium This is the sort of “pure days before he was scheduled quill” that’s hard to match anysign on the wall: “Sometimes to face a firing squad In the where on the Colorado Plateau ' we doze but we never close!” Utah prison Another shipment averaged IIow come there is no He was convicted of shooting 180 uranium oxide and 33 vasociety for poor fish? We have Sgt Owen T Farley May 23 nadium dog societies cat societies bird 1951 Climax pays most of the haulsocieties — all dedicated to preThe appellate court had ruled age and also settles on a “wet vent cruelty — but the poor fish have no champions at all! that US Dlst Judge Willis W weight" not a dry weight basis Chris DeMeris the ad Ritter of Salt Lake City held with the Wayne County pioneer man struts around these days earlier there was Insufficient producer in a velvet weskit (Real plush!) proof of perjury to reverse conPotential Verified The uranium business is viction The potential of Mr Ekker’s Levy argued that the proseso good these days I hear some mine is verified by others in of the brokers are going to pay cution used perjured testimony Hanksville and Green River evidence in Po- and suppressed another month’s rent! Utah The with ore on property lice officials say the parking Neal’s trial This was denied 23 is d claims frankly being meter maids are real efficient by Utah Atty Gen E R of because distance from Jr and his assistant (maybe w'e should put the boys sampling stations and the cost back on the meters and let the Walter L Budge of maintaining operations in a Claims Handcuffs girls investigate the robberies!) remote area Well time for tourists Neal did contended that Levy Harold shipped 1800 tons of Time to print new not shoot again He Shooterlng vanadium ore conthe officer police with tourist said restaurant menus the accused killer's hands taining more than 1 per cent A Newest male style prices! were handcuffed behind him uranium during World War II trend is toward white satin he and a woman companwhen “We tried to get paid for the neckties for the grooms at forWilma Tully were being uranium but the court said ion I jihe mal weddings (Sure glad got married back in the old plain taken by Farley in a police car ore had never been assayed for See Page 22 Column 1 Graduation time to headquarters for questioning days!) about a stolen automobile all the Timefof again “It was physically impossible college grads to beat the streets 1 the defendant could comthat bosses trying to get jobs from the crime” Levy said “Wilwhp quit school in the eighth mit ma was a murderess and Tully gra'de! the state knew this" - that “the situation has run long Louis H Callister council and and is getting grave enough The lines of communication between the tfro sides have been broken and we feel they should be Meanwhile the trucking tieup Tuesday threatened to paralyze Pacific Coast shipping Joseph Blackett vice” president Of the Pacific Maritime Assn said that “unless we get relief the docks will be full in a couple of days and ships won’t be able to discharge their cargoes” In outlying communities such as Las Vegas Nev which rely heavily on trucking it is feared that shortages in items like perishable foods frill soon develop So far the desert resort city has reported only a shortage of watermelons In Salt Lake City Tuesday enough atomic tests in this country should be continued saying that is a “political decision” which must weigh genetic ill effects against means of increasing the military security of the nation “Up to now the fallout from atomic explosions" he said “has produced per year among four million newborn children something between 70 and 70C3 ‘ spokesmen for 11 long-hau- l lines which operate through here estimated that from 2000 to 3000 truck line employes in the Intermountain area already have been idled by the strike See Page 22 Column 1 Mr Callister said while It is universally recognised that Teamsters’ Union employes of the three struck trucking firm!-arDays Since: not eligible for unemployment compensation “it is our Lasll't:!)'! contention that other' members frafiir Crid of that union who have been idled by the shutdown of firms not struck are not eligible for Utah r unemployment compcnsa tion To May 25 1855 either” if To May 25 1054 Spokesmen for the Utah De- All of 1S34 1 partment of Employment SeIJ‘ a curity said no decision had been made yet on whether To May 23 L-r idled workers would be entitled To May 25 1234 J I 1854 of All to compensation checks ‘ - I t |
