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Sj £ V" "W W gait fake Sf ilmnc Second Section Salt i“" ' $F° City Utah — Saturday Morning — August 18 Radio-T- 4-La- Rage 2 1956 21 Dan 'tv ttfStar tt'' lttufr‘tir!'tr£iafjiM to the Demo ratio National Con 'vention heie is roal a t n o yM’inialtU and After the Vor aie the sine win-- Mirki I tiing ballot foi Estes Kefauver the Friday r 0 n g pa i ados nra j left w delegates arena the J vacant ICf-- W II went and down to oheek The floor of the Utah section was neat and clean the only nibble wasi a few chewing gum wrappers and one empty cos er v Kj- vj m In an unexpected organia tional move Chief of Police W Cleon Skousen Friday formed a “Jail Division” designed to fune tion as a unit separate from all other department blanches Although the action was tak 'Vv mate hbook plan announced Friday by the Utah Road Commission would widen State Street between South Temple and 2nd North to A But tlie Vermont littered up the place floor looked like a shell factory really their peanut a full four lanes Columns of Kagle Gate would be moved back to stone wall on left and to apartment on the right Showers Scatter Changes Assigninenls Lea re Utah Dry Utah-Arizon- a The Texans weien’t too tidy either they left a lot of old The Mattel ed but light used $10 bills lying atound thundei storms that have Mr and Mrs Roy Bieee dele- splattered over I’tah the past gates fiom Salt Hike s madej jew days will diminish with the neighboring day and only a few— mostly Michigan delegation — and the in mountains of the east porStaff changes assignments Lafayette Elementary Schools Lieczes vvpie invited as hon tion— are expected and talks Enday highlighted iShe will be supervisor for spe-thoted guests at a special iarty will not Temperatuies fust Salt Lake City school cial classes in speech correction Commission and Chamber of given by Michigan s governor charge much fiom Enday s admimsiiatois meeting of the remedial studies and otheis as Commerce Finlay vveie map G Mennen Williams The readings !mav be organized 1956 57 term their next move in a fight pmg Nevada delegation was plenty Houily temperatures Eri Miss Edythe A Unsworth (0 wn civll Aeronautics Board About 90 principals and super-the day at the Salt Lake Municipeeved Thursday night will be supervisor for Edison L)t)roval were Ivisors for the piesent of nonstoo night of the balloting for Presi pal air service were: dent They had their free ticket 12 30Airport morning gathenng in Murray iGlendale Paik Riley Riverside between this 82 730 and 'Phoenix p m 86 pm cjty B M the bhn(j Franklin Grant Jackson Wash Centpr f allotment cut down fiom 30 to 86 830 pm pm Gar Emerson 309 E 1st South jAriz jington Douglas only four 2 30 p m 85 930 pm 69 City Atty E Ray Christensen i£eld- Untab Beacon Heights of An adult the explanation 330 p m 89 10: 30 pm 68 Curtls and 1Illfelde was drafting a brief challenging ®onnevllp' They suspect the tickets education offered by Scbools progiam 4:30 pm 88 11:30 pm 66 were taken away to give to recommendation of a CAB at Jn Area B 5:30 pm 88 12 30 am 68 Umveisity of Utah was made folk who would scream loudAie Cs consultant is Mss torney that Western Air Lines Adamson Jack of the Ii 630 p m 86 1:30 am 61 by Eva May Green and includes he denied its application to iner for Adlal Stevenson school's English department Dilvvorth Grandview Highland augurate the service Cal Rampton promised faith increase Knowledge See Page 28 Column 1 Similar Chore fully not to steal a Palmer Dr M Lynn Bennion superMeanwhile Gus P Bai kman House towel to take home intendent said it is hoped more of the chamexecutive secretary “Maybe a few matchbooks” he teachers and supervisors will ber was engaged in a similar saitt “or a wash rag or two but s take advantage of such chore at Flatroek Mont no towels— that would be dis to increase their cultural Mr Christenson took Issue honest” wants Everyone knowledge with CAB counsel Albert H to kt'0v how Mis Thama Tug Leon Miller supeiintendent of Ruppai's view that “traffic mire of Montpelier Ida viiej and grounds outlined buildings levels reasonablv to be antieichairman of the Idaho delega remodbetween Salt Lake City Immediate action toward eom-I- t school construction andsummer With Lake 'pated Salt schools tion got such an odd Inst name City pi ogi arris of the 4 administiatois an(1 Phoenix would not suppoit seerhs that Mis Pugmire'sJP'elorl of a comprehensive pro- eling Sept opening A list of assignments as prin- a father Ephraim Lai sen Rine lflam °I highway construetio i profitable operation at the school consultants and Friday issued an appeal to parents to make sure that new pu present time” Idaho baiber read a book once and improvement in Utah under cipals was announced He contended that nonstop in the city district visit the about the Thames River in Lon the nevv federal legislation was supervisors Schools were divided into A pils would be economically service don and he liked the name so urR0fI Friday by Utah Highway 10 Roard 4 of Education offices R and C areas and brok m E 1st South before showing up beneficial to the two Cities as well he decided to call his Advisory Council The law passed by the last down into regions Elementary 'at scnools in their as profitable to the airline daughter neighbor will Congress requires state’s to sub- - education supervisors who Polities is nothing new to ‘Gateway for Traffic mit programs on or befoie Nov act as consultants to teachers Dr M Lnn Renninn super Mrs Cal Rawlings charming 1 Lake City W'ould be a “Salt were named for council members noted at ian(I principals lntendent said the visit to the gateway for traffic wife of the national committee areas coming the Newhoifce at office is necessary so children from Canada Montana Idaho man from Utah — except she IIoteL meeting whl be properly assigned to and Wyoming and nonstop air staited out on the other side Need Engineers Mrs Jennie W kearl will be schools In their area and to service would stimulate this Mrs Rawlings’ father was Wil Lack of sufficient engineering consultant for Area A which in liam Candland of Mt Pleasant building whkh have the avail- - travel” he said a power In the Utah Republican lPPISonnel and uncertainty on ciU(Jos Backman Newman ' aM Naf Western Air Lines Inc of state funds to Rose Park Ensign Onequa several pany counsel John W Simpson jj Party for many years! Boyd availability "go McNichols of Oiofino Idaho is L°wpH Oqumh Sumner and hundi pupil wandered from said Friday in San Francisco hamperinS Prep’ sure a crooked Republican iP1te Cited bool to Mfuinl trvlng to find “The evidence piesented at the woik sneaked his way into the JDemo-eratiwhire thee shmil be enteied healing by Salt Lake City and Council members unanimouslConvention here Once The needed vklt applies to all Western overwhelmingly two lesolutions: y approved the lights W'ent off in the arena who have moved into onstrates the heed for nonstop 1 to Utah $50 Recommending and when they went on again the riistrht for the first time or trunklines service between Suit Road Commission and State Boyd's briefcase was gone have returned to the district Lake City and Phoenix Western Board of Examiners that salafter Air Lines will contiune to press being absent a year there war not aries “higher if necessary and Strange The office will be open each vigorously for authority to proSolve Blackout Pete’s latest one picture of Franklin Del- competitive” be paid state road ano Roosevelt on display at engineers to attract and keep puzzle appearing on page 20 week day from 8 am to 5 p m vide this service” the Democratic Convention personnel necessary to do the of Saturday's Tribune and you tor- process new applicants and Complete briefs by all parties - Bunion said children should concerned in the matter must be can take $50 here job at hand be accompanied by a parent to CAB by Sept 1 submitted from old the piImmediate Survey TEACHER AT WORK: Mrs rate's treasure 2 That an immediate study be T E Mulhall Salt Lake teach chest! in launched the co council by er is a grammatical purist BLACKOUT to with other groups And she carried her fight for operation is the exclusive how determine much money the other day good English will be needed by the state to puzzle game right to Gov Aveiell Ilarriman fmanee its pait of the program of New Yoik The Salt Lake Tribune It's Here as a friend of the Utah and an examination of all fac- by tors effecting the state's ability entertaining! And it's profitable delegation Mrs Mulhall cringed raise the money and perform Its if you solve it! every time a speaker used the Deadline for entries is Saturof the part program term “the Democrat Party” Utah at 9:01 pm Read the rules Highway day Advisory ex“It's not correct” she Council is a voluntary organ- published with the puzzle “It’s supposed to be ization formed in 1915 to plains BLACKOUT Is found exclureprethe Democratic Party because sent of Utah's pop- sively in all segments is the adiective ulation Democratic and economy interested which modifies the noun party” in £hf &ilt jCdkr (Tribnnr improved high adequate She called up Gov Harriman Om ill Ameiliin (liral Newspapers and got through to make a for ways mal complaint with the gover WWW k " fV— 1 H'Tomorrow nor's executive secretary lie Make Room piomlsed to tell the governor ffrTV Satui-friend- SL Board Briefs Staff Airline Route On School Term Duties Pot Simmers e - Ach isers Seek Speedy Plans On Highways j Schools Issue pio-gram- Parents Plea - their South Tpmple west side would rise up from the rock Wall that surrounds the Bee Hive House 73 E South Temple Mr Johnson said the curbtocuib width of Sheet b tween South- JTernpJe and J2n1 "Noi'lh V ill have to be approximately 51 feet to accommodate the planned four lanes of State - - traffic This will involve widening by about 7 feet between South Temple and North Temple and by somewhat and 2nd Nor th more between North Tempi r Talking will be prohibited along the entir route in order to keep the four lanes clear for traffic flow he said Experts Assured 1 reoe-eurre- building From Hoard Of Blackout Pete d detected in for 1 Walls Come Tumbling Dcr wn On Yesterday’s Landmarks MiiWy Ae at Jrv f'Afg t i v - v ij f ti' ’ JHt jj 1 j I Special Plan 0 to Th Tribune resolution PROVO — A sup- porting the Utah State Road Commission In Its recommenda- tion Highway 6 50 for art route was assured here Friday afternoon at a meeting of county commissioners city mayors and Chamber of Commeice executives of Utah County Commissioner F of Interstate Rulon Nicholes reported “We discussed the merits of Highway 6 50 over those of Highway 40 and what protests there were disappeared when the whole program was presented” he said Reserve ‘Okehs’ Officials of Orem Art Adam- son president of Provo Chamber of Commerce and Mayor Hat old E Van Wagenen of Provo while expressing themselves as wholly in agreement said they would reserve their “okehs” until after Monday meetings with their respective groups The Provo executives were preparpd to support Highway 40 reasoning that Highway 40 would go through the Uintah Basin Wasatch County and on over to Highway 30 and-Jto Salt Lake City They felt they Raid that there was a good possibility of turning California and Nevada bound traffic from the East down Provo Canyon fo US 91 which would hv been some 50 or 60 miles shoit-e- r than routing to Salt Lake and return STEAMBOAT Aug 17 COLO SPRINGS (dU-- Na-tion- The Assn took no action heie Friday on a recent decision by Colorado and Utah Highway Commissions to seek federal Interstate designation of US 6 50 A spokesman said the association already has made its thinking known that it believes US 40 is the most direct route be tween Denver and Salt Lake Ci tv The spokesman said the mat-te- r was discussed but that no formal decision was reached Highway 40 I Rapidly filling storage space Brigham City residents to the Utah National Guard proper-- National Guard armory there 1 try This report came from National Guard officials as they counted results of the first two days of "Operation Friendship” drive sponthe used clothing sored by the National Guard and The Salt Lake Tribune on a statewide basis Hut Already Filled Maj Gen Maxwell E Rleh guard commander said a quon hut storage area at Camp G Williams Jordan Nar set W rows already is filled with L IT rCP°rUn rising interest In Salt Lake City some eight to 10 tons of clothing was assembled by Fiiday morning with many collection centers reporting that trucks would b full by Saturday The Salt Lake collection cen- ters are Fire Stations No I South and State St No 1st 221 I 4 260 No 5 1035 E 9th South 6 8th South and 8th West 7 State Fa ii grounds No 8 13th East No 9 17th PouUi and and Main No 10 111121st Ihe Sugar House plaza No No East It's a Fact Mr Tourist ’ ¥ clothing donated by Salt Lakers and trurkloads are a cumulating at the eight Salt Lake Utah delegation to the Demo- - A 2 000 pound steel ball made short work of demolishing structures Friday at the downtown site of the $2500 000 existing cratic Convent- Salt Lake Branch of the P'ederal Reserve Bank of San Francisco ion Swinging on the end of a 100 foot crane boom the “head A nationally arhe ball” smashed down the walls of the Wabash Hotel 110 S nown £ure in state the Star Theater 60 E 1st South and adjacent buildings is own rig jn WQ avs workers 0f the American Wrecking Co who fiist stripped the buildings of salvageable materials leveled the structures with a steel ball and a bulldozer Granger handled the delegation TT Crosman superintendent on the job estimated his with a fine dignity Thev were a credit to thei rew would be "finishing up in about two weeks” The work av Beehive State and much of the!bff'an During the past two days hundreds of "sidewalk supercredit goes to the Hon Mr intendents” stopped on 1st South and State to watch the walls Granger of Cedar City kno ked dow-- until all that remained was a solitary 16 ton Iron1 A Valentine to you sir! beam 60 feet long which had been the backbone of the Star! PUT THE SAD CYNIC S ATS Theater roiling Wonder what Bratk Superintendent Crosman said his rrew would be busy rlean got lined up for the country mg away the rubble for two or threp days befo'-- beginning In San ITanilsio starting removal of the six inch concrete flooring above the buildings basements Monday? 6-5- ad-le- Thursday had not been ties throughout the state Friday gave firm assuiance that many Indians In the "Four Corneis” area will be supplied with warm clothing for next winter's chill blasts In the open desert coun- sponsored -- to On at Seam Storage Bins Bulge u In Indian Clothes Roundup j -- Friday again due night damage that dem-(luldie- -- d "spare” circuit while linemen effected repairs to the damaged circuit When the switch was thrown Friday at 5 15 pm to the pioper circuit the short 1 j sentence to serve was apprehended shortly afterwaid Short Blacks Utah Capitol sj -' S the He pleaded innocent to escape charges however In a police court appearance Friday morning One Still Free The other inmate Robert M cn on the heels of an investlga Lopez 43 with tvxk) days of a tion into the escape Thursday three day diunkeness sentence atternoon of two jail inmates to serve still is free Chief Skousen pointed out the Both men were in custody of reorganiJtion had been planned Officer Joseph B Record for the near futuie but was Asst Chief Jensen said he hastened by the escape Incident also would ascertain why he had not been notified of the escape Explain Shuffle 11:15 pm more than nine until In explaining the depart later mental shuffle the chief said: hourswas It learned however that “We aie going to completely Officer Record and a Records reorganize the department inso- Bureau Clerk Don Cam were far as the jail administration Is 13 Inmates to the escorting concerned "A separate division will he Board of Health set up with a captain in ehaige X When they arrived for the rays only 11 Inmates were A lieutpnant and seigcnnt also will be assigned fo the division present for administrative purposes Under Jensen Lights Out Apain “ThP new division will be under Assistant Chief Golden Jensen who has had extensive expeilenee in organizing divi sions of this type” Chief Skousen added the ei cation of the nevv jail unit will not cause an additional expenditure The Slate Capitol Building of funds hut merely will be a the Utah Highway Pareassignment of police person Including radio trol dispatch system was nel “ The jail routine previously forced to go on emergency Adminls the of a been had part power supply for the second ration Division which included consecutive evening Friday communications and records bureaus under the direction of when a power failure at a transformer behind Superintendent John L Allen Ihe Capitol launched Probe The spotlight fell on the jail onUtah Highway Patrolforwent an emergency powpr operation Thursday when Asst hour and 18 minutes at Friday InChief Jensen launched an 5:15 pm A power failure eircumstanees Into vestigation had put the surrounding the escape of two Thursday In evening darkness for two Capitol inmates whilp in thp custody of hours and 20 minute a police officer and enroute to Power and Light Co Utah the Board of Health building trouble shooters lepoited light115 S State from the jail transformOne of thp inmates William ning had damaged a the cause er to Thursday night Frank Wilson 40 with three failure power a of five day vagrancy days was on a The j TODAY'S valentine: I think a big public pat on the back and a bigger Valen tine is due Walter Granger rhanman of the span the against Chief Adds ‘Jail Division’ Ulali County In Surprise Police Move Charts Boost and j t h e on the east side of the Eagle Gate Apartments 103 The supporting column on supporting rolumns mission announced F'nday The prolct involves widening of the lu? tone Kagie Gate which spans Slate street im-- ' mediately noith of South Temple Hoad Commission officials said plans and design for widening tire span have been submitted for approval of the Chuich of Jesus Chiist of Latter day Saints which owns the Eagle Gate as well as pioperty on both sides of it E G Johnson commission ehief engineer said the pioposed design calls for placing tldv But mnnts sloppy ne State St ioet will be widened to a full four lanes net spiing fiom South Temple on up the hill to the top (2nd Noith) where It meets the Capdol Grounds the State Koad Com- am happy I - viuttjfr Eitzpatihk Tnhune Staff Writer Nothin" Serious iu - By Joe Valentine's C1UCA0O gZ- State Street Plan Drawn for Capitol Hill 102 V — area collection stations Maj Joseph E Jones Nation- Guard coordinator for the statewide drive said reports from armoiies throughout the al - Indicate state response Show's 'a e The hall 0cr at llie Old Star destructive power of 2000 pound steel swung from a crane on a cable qukkly demolished and State said walls of buildings at 1st South Walls were razed in two days r&ufy W hS generally heavy in all communities Almost 3 Tons Lt Col M S Dailey reported from Cedar Cltylls armo?y ljad accumulated more than one and la half t6ns of clothing in the first two davs of the drive Maj R E Cox of Provo said the atfnorv there had almost three tons at the end of second collection day Thursday Maj Jones n jk He said two tons of clothing were repoited turned in by suftynSK iLit i ' f i -- £ r Mount Timpanogos 12 000-fopeak of' the Wasatch rargp has a “heart ” The giant pinkish shaped like a human heart is one of the wonders of Cave National Monument located 30 miles southwest ef Salt Lake Citv on US 91 and access road U80 stalactite Tim-panog- |
