Show It Vtv¥f'fwtwvvtwrfwffwwinfwvirnwitwrfirfyff'p y w The Salt Lake Tribune 2) Thursday No ember 28 1963 'A $ r 4 L' In property owners and most of Property Salt Lake County mushroomed the major property owners in Wednesday as scores of small the county appeared in person or mailed in their tax tax collections THE SAME time Sid Lambourne Salt Lake County Treasurer announced that & printing error and his own willingness to serve a few hours longer has resulted In a one and f day extension in the predelinquency due date for 1963 property taxes By law Mr Lambourne said taxes become delinquent after Friday at noon AT '4 I I JSj - V - l it" Y J T4 JVV J rA 4 V 'it 1 j yv ’h - "'-- J I 7 Vr: v modate late comers m s 1 Y THE CASHIER’S office then 4 will be closed until Dec 21 Mr Lambourne warned of a 4F delinquency schedule which provides for a two per cent penalty for taxes paid after Dec 1 Invited There also is a $1 advertising Dr Earl L Kiley to fill First Baptist pulpit fee on each property After Jan 8 the penalty is eight per cent per year After noon on f Jan 10 there is an additional 4i' 50 cents sale fee and a 50 cents rtfirnu liirfi'TiliirHfrfifh I redemption fee on each delinTack Waiting for their turn clockwise from Athletes must keep in trim and cheerleader-barber-studequent property left are Pete Raynor Sam Efnor Curt Canthat secs Larsen Milton (Mugs) BIGGEST taxpayer Wednesning Brian Schank Steve Smith Craig Livingthe Skyline High School basketball team does ston Mike Butkus Mike Ilewitt Ed Blonquist day was S S Waldron assistant just that he commences his clipping on Jim division comptroller Utah Copper Division Kennecott Copper Dr Earl L Riley who has Corp who appeared on behalf served as pastor of the Fiist of the firm with a check for Baptist Church of Ontario Calif $994370407 as tax payment on 'for the past 13 years Wednesday property assessed at 156 milwas invited by the Pulpit Com- lion dollars Last year the firm e Baptist paid $760872549 Mr mittee of the said Church of Salt Lake City 777 son as one of the school’s Utah Power and Light Co Milton Larsen is cutting the haven’t been this cheap since 13th East to serve as pastor n bits— cheerleaders six paid Grandpop $172745001 Wednesday team basketball paid Skyline High TIIE CHURCH has been with- Mountain States He has in fact a growing performs the job free as Telephone and down to size out a regular pastor since April the clientele at licensed a Co among the girl cheerapprentice $125441411 Telegraph paid 30 when Dr Fenwick T Fowler who also get their leaders Institute he Technical Trade with IN his trim FACT Mountain Fuel Supply Co preleft to become minister of the sented a check for $772068 17 he haircuts free— for the time A senior at Skyline offers a free shave— if the First Baptist Church in Topeka plans to use his vocation to boy is lucky enough to need it MR LAMBOURNE accepted Kan Since the advent of football put himself through college IT W ON’T continue this way and dental school season apprentice By telephone Dr Riley said under protest payment by HerMilton says Within forever cules of Powder Co $18049636 Wednesday that he would make Mugs as he is called by his the year he will probably beMILTON the son of Mr The wheth5 said powder Dec company locks friends has clipped the an announcement and Mrs Henry V Larsen gin as an apprentice in a reger he would “accept the call" Mr Lambourne protested that (and offered the shave) for 2107 Ave (2270 ular barbershop E Claybourne has it contracts with the US commuIn a the athletic contingent of the ‘‘After working "Someday I’ve got to start South) also leads the team to and claims that the high school nity for more than 13 years you government that money for cothe collecting defeat) during (or is victory assessed of property of property just can’t decide on the spur said he sea and basketball football A AND haircut SHAVE a llege" the federal government the minute to leave I want to -- A v First Baptist Committee nt Tags Pastor I u Close Shaves Nothing to Students First Sr He Keeps the Whole Team in Trim Lam-bourn- Mil-to- barber pray about it" Dr Riley MR LAMBOURNE expected to collect said he approx! ANNOUNCEMENT that Dr mately 50 million dollars this compared to approxiRiley had been selected to fill the year 42 million a year ago mately was vacancy in Salt Lake City made by Dr Elton Newman chairman of the pulpit committee “The committee was unanimous in its choice” he said “We only hope that he will accept” ’ Other members of the committee were Wayne Anderson Brian Goldsworthy Dr E R Huckelberry Mrs S T Johnson Richard G Mitchell Dale W Mosier Harrison 'B O'Brien Imogene S o w s o n 1 c u t 24 Mrs R R Robinson C E RichWhiterocks Uintah County was mond James M Simpson and held R E West Wednesday to answer in federal court on a charge of DR RILEY who was guest a girl speaker at First Baptist in Salt murdering She appeared before US ComLake City last Sunday made an missioner E M Garnett for outstanding impression on the hearing v preliminary to Dr according congregation Sidney W Powell interim DAVID K WINDER assistant U S district attorney in a statement to the m a g s t r a t e described the charge as “second degree murder on an Indian res Suspect Faces Court in Baby Death Traffic Specialist Keynoter At SL Safety Sessions Golden Wedding Burglary Trial Richard Arden Mackey 21 240 E 11th North North Salt Lake was ordered bound over to the grand jury on a second degree burglary charge Tuesday fol'ow-in- g preliminary hearing before City Judge J Patton Neeley BIL WAS continued at $1500 on Mackey who is charged in connection with theft of $700 from a safe at the Midas Muffler Shop 902 S Main A giand larceny charge was dismissed AT 1:45 rM a resume of the group sessions will be discussed and at 3 :30 pm the general ses- will hear reports and recommendations from each workshop The workshops participants five workshops and keynote reand discussion leaders will be: marks during the morning conference was orPolice— Highway Patrol troopThe ganized through a special gov- ers sheriffs police chiefs Col ernor’s committee to bring Lyle Hyatt superintendent Utah state county and city officials Highway Patrol together to study traffic probTRAFFIC courts— Judges and lems in the face of Utah's rising prosecutors Utah Supreme death toll Court Justice J Allan Crockett SOME 1000 persons have been Traffic engineering — SurveyInvited to attend the conference ors and engineers J Edward Johnston deputy director Utah the governor’s office said Gov George D Clyde will Highway Department Public education — Communiopen the convention with a welcome address at 9:35 am He cation media representatives also will deliver a conference Steve Hale Deseret News and summation at 4 p m in the ar- Telegram mory 1543 Sunnyside Ave OFFICLVL coordi n a ti o n — all-da- y Mr and Mrs James A Larsen Fairview Sanpete County will be honored in observance of their golden wedding anniversary at a family dinner Thursday at the home of a son Mr and and daughter-in-laMrs Lloyd D Larsen East The couple was married Nov ervation” Dr Richard A Call testified 26 1913 in the Salt Lake Temthe child Ida May Owen had ple Church of Jesus Christ of Saints been beaten and that the pr! Latter-damary cause of death was a brain THEY MERE both born in hemorrhage Fairview and have lived there A STATEMENT of the de all of their lives Mrs Larsen fedendant which was taken by is the former Delora Howell are the parents of four Federal Bureau of Investigation They sons and daughters three of agent at the scene on Uintah-Oura- y whom are living They are Indian Reservation Lloyd D Larsen and Mrs Ted quoted the defendant as admit- V (Vonda) Jones both of Salt ting she “slapped" the baby sew Lake City and Mrs Robert M eral times (T hell a) Johnson Kaysville The defendaqt testified that They have 10 grandchildren and four great grandchildren the baby “fell off the bed" 1 Suspect to Face tivities traffic courts public education and information traffic engineering and official coordination will convene at 10:30 am sion of the convention 3093-27t- h y COL PAUL R Cerar commanding officer Dugway Proving Grounds and C Taylor Bur- Mayors and county commissioners G Ernest Bourne man ager Utah Safety Council director Utah Highway George Harris representative Department will deliver keynote National Safety Council Mayor Verl G Dixon Provo Sam addresses at 9:45 am Workshops involving police ac- - Hood city manager Ogden ton Data From U S Weather Bureau Generally fair skies are predicted to amiie on the Intermountam Region Thursday and Thursday night with the exception of Wyoming where some daytime fnountaln snow flurries ere expected CHART TEMPERATURE Data to Wednesday at S p m Utah 12 hr It hr 24 hr Low Prec High 23 50 Blanding 17- " Bryce Canyon — 22 52 Cedar City 18 49 Coaivtlia 20 Delta 15 S3 Green River 19 31 47 logan Milford Provo Roosevelt Sait Lake Airport St George Wendover 20 48 50 46 62 45 25 48 34 48 26 33 24 41 27 38 26 States Intermountain f O Billings Butte Cheyenne Denver 53 38 45 29 64 31 49 GIRO 43 29 15 47 19 Ely Evanston Grand Junction JSs Vegas Reno Rock Springs --- Fairbanks Honolulu Juneau Los Angeles Portland San Diego San Francisco Seattle Spokane 47 16 52 22 62 37 55 23 44 24 82 20 20 day High Thursday Friday 44 -3- 2 72 35 30 75 52 50 35 73 48 61 50 38 35 11 Midwest BIsmarcK Chicago Duluth Kansas City Minneapolis Omaha 60 52 33 35 39 33 60 49 42 36 27 31 East 58 45 61 Washington D C 64 South near 40 low 20 follow: assessor for 1964 compared with $376340 an increase of $58880 treasurer for 1964 $167847 compared with $146812 in 1963 increase of $21035 recorder for 1964 $223500 compared to 9 in 1963 increase of $33451 county attorney for 1964 $118315 compared with $108610 in 1963 increase of $9705 COUNTY $435220 in 1963 $190-07- health for compared with $98776 increase of $5114 custodian for 1964 $84057 compared with 5 in 1963 Increase of $3282 building and grounds for 1964 $36575 compared with $15960 in 1963 ineiease of $20615 eng! neering for 1964 $40890 compared with $40670 in 1963 increase of $220 MENTAL 1964 $103890 $80-77- TWO OTHER budgets proposed for 1964 show decreases They are the property department from $99300 in 1963 to $88300 decrease of $ls100 and 0 the ambulance budget from in 1963 to $28300 decrease of $9050 $37-35- COMMISSIONERS’ proposed budget for 1964 is $49986 compared with $48530 increase of $1456 garage for 1964 $74255 compared with $49278 increase of $24977 purchasing for 1964 $35020 compared with $32080 in 1963 increase of $2940 license department for 1964 $72366 compared with $60580 in 1963 increase of $11786 and printer for 1964 $2200 compared with $1200 in 1963 increase of $1000 Auditor Jones said these are proposed budgets and could be changed 41 53 ii Albuquerque 07 57 45 Atlanta 78 75 Miami 55 64 New Orleans 32 63 Oklahoma City 42 68 Phoenix 48 51 65 San Antonio 31 56 Louis Salt Lake Weather Datat Precipitation for 24 hour period ended Wednesday at for November none precipitation 56 accumulative excess 38 precipita ccumultlv 1963 J61 lion sine Ocl 7 29 Sun- 28 Sunrise Thursday excess set 5 02 !( guilty of the death of Louis S Garcia 29 Helper who died July 7 of a bullet wound in the head t u li£ Ju lit Release Time Listed for la Tti til H Fr Jo Joi 10 Inmates ch nei Ei Special to The Tribune Sa — Thanksgiving suddenly be- came brighter Wednesday for 10 Utah State Prison inmates who were told the dates they will be released after hearings before the Utah State Board of Pardons Loi We n Lai P er Boi Svc to Am Ma Cts cob Sal He TWO OF THE 10 will be home for Christmas two others were given release dates in 1967 and the others are scheduled to leave the prison next year The two who will be home in time for Christmas are Eugene A Billstrom 33 Minneapolis Minn serving one to 20 years for burglary and Claude J Jaragin 29 Webb City Mo serving one to 10 years for grand larceny They will receive paroles on HE WAS SHOT according to while he and two testimony companions slept in their automobile beside US 91 in Davis County Dec 10 Although he showed almost no emotion throughout the five-daTWO PARTNERS in an armed trial the young defendant robbery in Salt Lake City and wept when the verdict was re who are serving five years to turned life were told they will be re- leased on Nov 21 1967 They PENALTY FOR second deare George A DeWitt 28 Salt gree murder in Utah is a state Lake City and Roland D Mcprison sentence of 10 to 20 years Queen 27 Grand Island Neb Two of the state’s key witDeWitt will receive a conditional nesses Barbara Haarmann 22 termination and McQueen a and Charles R Bierschwal 19 194 La parole Other receiving date effective are parole 195 Lat Fra (Ju Nat Com grai L 344 died mgf Air hosr t heat — Bor 1902 Ga Frai mte ard A L 9 Year Nav Mar vtvo son Sper Lynr both Dam gran and Cleo Tupe see 26 Melvin Reed Neola Duchesne County March 10 1964 to 20 one serving years for forgery Gary L Kopp 21 Salt Lake City April 21 1964 serving 1 to 10 years for grand larceny and six months to three years for third degree burglary Rick L Young 20 Salt Lake City Jan 14 1964 serving 1 to 10 years for grand larceny and six months to three years for third degree burglary Blaine Woodhouse 20 Salt Lake City Special to The Tribune 1 to 10 May 12 1964 serving UNION—Three school children years for grand larceny and six were knocked down in Salt Lake months to three years for third burglary and Samuel E County as they crossed an inter- degree Beck 32 Midvale May 12 1964 section in a crosswalk Wednes- serving 1 to 20 years for forgery day morning and it brought a GIVEN COMUTIONAL termina-tlo- n of sentence was Robert H plea from the Salt Lake County Sheriff’s office for more care- Wall 35 Theodore Ala Feb 11 1964 serving 1 to 10 years for ful driving automobile homlelde THE THREE were struck as Auto Injures Mari burg Klan Sike Me n p m 3 Children Chur Saint quist Mam Sat u Driver Cited they crossed 700 East at 7500 South shortly before 8:30 am All suffered lacerations and bruises and were released after treatment at the Cottonwood Hospital They were Mary Beth Fleteh-sing0 7 East and East and snger 7 7570-52er Casey 6 Reynolds 7550-52- 0 East E Rl Peter a m Rich Annn ried Oct 24 Chris Relte Pi one W three Mrs Moss Ricbf f rienc day ices R° Tuesc Pita! Copter to Bring Santa at Mall dolph Kiddy son vorce- Chrlsi vors Grove Azelia ert A helicopter will substitute for the traditional reindeer and sleigh to bring Santa Claus and the Snow Princess to the Cottonwood Mall Friday at 1 p m Wayne F Richards executive secretary and manager Cottonwood Mall Merchants Assn announced SHERIFFS Sgt Keith Iba Identified the driver of the car involved as Roger P Anderson Midvale 16 ’82 N Grant St SANTA AND the Snow Prinwho was cited for driving with Hans E Bengtzen 615 Ra- frost covered windows and fail- cess will land atop a roof at mona Ave was ure to (1935 South) yield the right of way to the northwest corner of the elected as commander of Barshopping center in a crosswalk racks 1479 World War I Veter- pedestrians The Cottonwood Mall Christans during the organization’s SHERIFF’S officers pointed mas season will be in full permeeting Wednesday out that six other girls were formance when some 1750 regular night in the Senior Citizens Cen- knocked down last week In Yule lights are turned on Friter East East Mill Creek None was seri- day at 6 p m Mr Richards ously injured reported OTHERS ELECTED are Ira Deputies warned drivers about Oviatt senior vice commander frost automobiles with Axel E Jansen junior vice com- operating on the windows and urged them and mander Henry B Tanner to be especially careful in school quartermaster zones fwrnt'A’wG X No meeting of the group will be conducted in December be “THE WORST 1 1 m e of the cause the meeting date falls on year is coming up and motorists should be especially careful Christmas is was announced WALKER streets when driving along Monument Co 364 E 2H1 So Always look where Children are crossing" HU For Tbit Sal TV Set Stolen Sgt Iba said Furniture and a television set Wednesday were reported stolen from the warehouse of Sterling Furniture Co 2051-llt- h East some time since Nov 11 Police could find no point of forced entry Value was listed at more than $400 This Week End H Al PRC ton 3 a Prc Born M mn Whitt Cftand servic Cemet Funer P m -- PRC died 1 hospiL attack Jnd ried A Ind ‘ 1956 Ima V sisters Jean Coflem Biller day friends to serv 255-10t- h Open House o L Met of y ABE service Aberdt Americ were Ward of Latt March “ Bowen Violate Survive $leven igan Salt L? er Ab Preble (Paulin Mrs R Falls Aberdt Alex w ?le exposur senada toeia mona f oitc Ch daughtc Lake C Jones four g sisters Mrs P M New Las Ve At the Completely Remodeled u high Forecast Thursday Through Monday Utah eastern Nevada southern Idaho —Temperatures averaging near to e little above normal Scattered showers southern Idaho over weekend but mainly in north ern mountains Little or no precipitation elsewhere Normal temperatures at Sait Lake City high 43 low 24 to Wyoming Temperatures average above normal Scattered light snows aK beginning of Salt Lake City and vicinity— Generally mostly In mountains - period and again over weekend fair Thursday and Friday Cooler ThuraPlvt-da- y H Ki :t ur 0 Veteran’s Group Names Four To Fill Offices ir V u Gr Funer E Thoi be con E WHITECHAPEL Eastern Neved— Generally fair both davs cooler Thursday Highs Thursday 38 to 50 lows 10 to 25 highs Friday 42 to 54 snow flurries In higher Wyoming— Few Otherwise generally mountains Thursday fair both days Cooler windy east of Continental Divide Thursday Highs Thursday to 50s southeast in 40s west and north 30s in mountains maps Wednesday Summery— Weather cold front extending afternoon showed from northwestern Wyoming southwest to northeastern Nevada However the front had become quite weak and only cloudy skies were reported In Its vicinity High pressure was building Inland behind the and front over the Pacific Northwest another high pressure area was centered over central Utah Fair weather wet reported over most of the Intermountain Region with fht only exception In the High temper-ature- s vicinity of the cold front Wednesday aftemetn were in the 40s through the low 50s y' Utah Prison 124 SOUTH 4TH EAST Sout Sunday Thomp5 front r a ernoc tripped arm on cabinet Ooden Purdv tievelar but Utah— Generally fair both davs cooler Thursday Highs Thursday 38 to 50 iow 12 to 24 highs Friday 42 to 54 —14 83 46 42 20 15 Idaho Boise Burley Idaho Falls Pocatello Sheridan 34 West Yellowstone Pacific State 7 Anchorage J VI DISTRICT JUDGE Thomley tor David P Jones and nearly K Swan said he will pronounce all of them show increases sentence Dec 10 The verdict was returned at THE COUNTY fire department proposed budget totals 8:30 am after the case was submitted to the jurors the pre$567350 compared with the 1963 vious night at 11:25 p m budget of $458645 an increase of $108705 Another one of the EXCEPT FOR recesses and dinner break the larger budgets for 1964— health a and quarantine— shows a jump 10 men and two women had refrom $222779 in 1963 to a pro- mained in court or in the jury an increase of room in deliberation throughout posed $275614 session a $52835 The final day of the five-da- y A reduction of $231000 is proat 9:30 am posed in the county recreation trial began Tuesday and the defense rested its case budget for 1964 at 11:05 am Tuesday IN 1963 THE recreation deTHE REMAINDER of Tuespartment received $791000 and day was spent in preparing in0 the proposed 1964 budget is structions to the jury and in the final arguments and rebutOther budgets submitted to tal by attorneys the county auditor Wednesday Young Frayer was found Skies to Fair Well in Most of Region 61 'rw Zt to be submitted to County Audi- 7570-52- DC traffic A Washington specialist will be the luncheon speaker at the Governor’s Traffic Safety Conference in the Utah National Guard Armory A Larsen Mr and Mrs James Dec 6 Celebrate golden day DAN Hollingsworth traffic consultant Insurance Institute for Highway Safety will give the luncheon address following rrnrrw Girardeau Mo left at I a m Wednesday for Missouri They were with Mr Garcia in the parked automobile and discovered his fatal Injury $560-00- t A nr vrcv wgrw V Special to The Tribune FARMINGTON — A Second District Court jury Wednesday found Lewis Elmer Frayer 19 Proposed 1964 budgets for Salt Lake City guilty of secoperation of various Salt Lake ond degree murder after more County departments continued than nine hours' deliberation two-ho- THE SALT Lake County Commission authorized extension of the delinquency due date to Saturday at noon because Nov 30 at noon was erroneously printed on formal tax notices Mr Lambourne said he will keep his office open Saturday as late as necessary to accom- M 1 f -- one-hal- ‘ v ywrrr r ’64 Budgets Davis Jury Says Guilty Of County In Parked-Ca- r Slaying Cve On Increase t Tax Payments Roll In Deadline Draws Near w ard Buuntifi SATURDAY AND SUNDAY 1 Ha Grave bert An sort Me wilt be Salt Lai or day Dec 26 Murdock PM - 9 PM Friends to servl jihe McDougal Orkr Funeral Homes Ro Rocky Ravmon Snyder died Wp Lake cli vlvors A E RAIN d SN0W WARM FRONT" COLD STATIC FRONT front: Now With 2 Locations to Serve You 124 touth 4h lat 4330 South Rdwood fa0 aouwfg kll SWOWWS snow FLURRIES I Funeral Directors I R WIND DAVID McDOUCAl RICHARD N McDOUGAl IARLOW F MUIR O PIATT ARLO A JAMES MIRK STRONO MUIR EDWARD Directors Rich all ents Mr Mrs R Lake Ci E Edwan Tuesday East fr Born Se Married 1926 lat ices Frid Park ( The weather forecast map for Thursday Indi- cates generally fair weather for most Inter- V mountain stab's Light mountain snow may hit Wyoming night fog is forecast In south Idaho Mrs T Fast dii a Salt causes |