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Show J The 8 Silt Lake Tribune Saturday, September classified ad in Jr. one of Americas new as. the Evening Tnbune said, tronauts. His family is movie SAX DIEGO, CALIF, Sept "Owner leaving for moon." He to the space center at Houston 28 1 P real estate dealers is Navy Lt Charles Conrad Tex. 29, 19G2 Leaving lor 3Ioon Convention Retains Top UEA Leaders Continued From Face , presented the program. PALL S. ROSE, CAPS chair man and a .representative ' of Utah School Boards Assn, described "Operation People and the groundwork dope by this grassroots survey of the type of educational program desired by Utahns. Mrs. James YV. Ure III, pies-ideof Utah Congress of Parents and Teachers, described Lights On for Education," a dramatic gesture scheduled for Jan. 17, 1963 DR. MARION' G. Merkley, state superintendent of public instruction, reported on his offices interest in pubiedu-catioin the public schools, for Section Slates Listed for her mus( be at his best. only to urge support f ri I QFFTION thrown at the tion by organized groups. J. panel bv Mr. Derrick came rhaiimn of the State Tax MORONI I n1 Tr. Jensen, I'EA from Efr. Sterim M. X. Eastmocd, VEA dueosai.f VEA w t0 ready p c; to do the legwork, provide the commissioner ef education. but of research, manpower and even spend the h0Se successor has yes to be, Mr teachers' money if necessary Vtrgd IL Smith.1,, JJ In th1 to bring the level of Utah edu- ifonwr We La preset district "Operation Peo-jpE-e cation up to its potential. Ca Board of Education; lies'. jery directed us to go ahead ri. John Tal- - rather lhlln t0 to pro- scribed by Mr Roseisrara? Gerge . to the gover-.mage, assistant lei of the Kentucky plan re- - ror. and other citizens Mr. Decyouth." ported in the opening nek said preferred to remain Dr. . hy Lyman Ginger, anonvmous. treasurer and former president of the National Education' MR. ROsE SAID CAPS has Assn. retained a group now working IN KENTUCKY, Dr, Ginger to determine a tax program said, it took 10 years to get the 'that can be suggested to the "" program rolling Legislature to meet the re-Mr. Rose indicated that ported needs of public school I 91 inch Sofa -- Foam Rubber Cushion Choice Selection of Fabrics and Colors. f Jeffer-presiden- MrMur-,GmmSSJO- , t, , - 199 KflK Cl. se-si- on Free Consultation iwamm with our interior designer on your decorating problems. ! bills 39th south tod u title h koultvtrd hours , , .10 to 6 CR mo, fs fri. 10 to 9 an ONLY BEECH ADAMS COULD BRING YOU THIS SENSATIONAL ,n Many of the 58 affiliated groups meeting this weekend with the Utah Education Assn. held elections at their Thursday or Friday meetings. Here is a partial list of new officers as reported to UEA headquarters: t lah Aftoriatin Hf Journalism By It wasn't glamorous, but it was belter than peeling potatoes. PVT. l.C. William R. Lewis fepoitod at 4 a.m. to Hirer tors - - G Robert Grondel the officers open field mesa nearfield High piesident Oliver at the 36th Evacuation Hos- R Smith, Brigham Young I niver-M- t vice president. Dr Milton L pital. Hollsteln, head of the University While on kitchen police of t tah Journalism Department, duty. Lewis learned that he serretan treasurer had been commissioned a t tah Association of School Dr Edward W. Teare, second lieutenant, received lSSf gold brs"lhd RafidM " Salt- - Lake I'llv. president, Yvonna Salt Lake City, vice presiover a, dollar bill to the first Griffin, dent. man who saluted him as an Science Section ElemcjrfarT wmiAn Wood Beaver, prealdent, officer. , -- 'DSvld C president AT 5 P.M., Lewis returned to the mess hall, fully entitled to all privileges of his new rank. SETS . . . ALL CARRY BEECH ADAMS' EXCLUSIVE TWO-YEA- R PICTURE TUBE WARRANTY CHOOSE FROM THIS GROUP OF WESTIHGHOUSE, -- Williams Beaver," vlre LaRue Bagley, Slever, secretary . 1 tah Jonsrll Lowell English DO of Teachers of Roberg, Jordan, Lyman president GENERAL ELECTRIC AND CURTIS MATHES TVs Smart, BYU, viee president Mrs Jewel J. Blnd-ruWeber, vlre president, Mercy Johnson, Salt Lake City, secretary. I tah f ouneil of 1 earhers ef your Agents Arrest Sailor as Russian Spy Ctt,t - Continued From Page parked behind a diner at 1 Larch-mon- Special Priet , UEA Groups But Gold Bars Asdt laled Pres MEADE, Sept. 28 'tlllllltl Jed moderator, IT 'A 5 CAPS legislative Aof Goldbricker e hi-dropouts, in vocational schools ;nuA cl the work cl the first (ed oration for the, 1963-6I and for adults. five sears in Kentucky already enniuro. lead rs h g ganlzational Dan W. Peterson, superin- - has been accomplished m Utah, Includes Dr. membership in CoojWating tendPnt of Alpine Dlstnct and but the remamdrT must be con-- ; THE S nUbrt C pCh J. Rasmussen of the Uni- President of the Society of Su- - !demed into the remajsmg Cine I PtS his group is before the 1963 Legislature vemity of Utah Department of rcK, chaiman of the Univer-- ' Pfnntnentsthe only one a formal .starts on the second Monday Economic.-i- f Ai t of of UUhEoard Regents trganialIQn sty nd ca ,rvejln Jan!jl4rv. as 1 fr te -- house-fdr-sal- t, N.Y. One of the Russians was with him in the car. Hoover said, the other inside the diner. Mathematics I.arl Catmull, Salt Lake Cttv, president, Flmo Jarrett, Salt Lake City, vue president, Patricia Fernandez Granite, vice president, Dr. L. Fdwln Hlrsthl V. of lb. Dr. N. James Wolfe U of I , Ray G. McBride, Salt Lake directors ouneil for Exceptional ( hildren Mrs Irene I,. Elggren Salt Lake City, president, Lester Coon Granite presldent-ele- i t, Mrs Vitale J liailaday, Nebo, secretary I tah Speech and Hearing Assn. Raymond A, Smith, Salt Lake City, president; Eugene C. Smith, Salt Lake Cttv, vue president, Karlynn McGavtn, Jordan, CHOICE secretary-t- reasurer. Teachers af Home and Hospital-ire( hildren Mrs Vondelia SavThe two Russians weie not age, Granite, president; Mrs Rebecca PrUe, Granite, vke presiarrested because of their diplo- dent, Mrs. Joy Robinson, Jordan, d matic status. Hoover said secretary . Teachers af Emotionally DisStale Department officials had no information Friday turbed c hildren William Dovey, Sait Lake City, chairman. night on what the government Mrs Public Health Nuraea will do about the two Soviet Beatrice Daniels, Granite presiMrs. Lola Keyser, Granite, dent, delegation employes vice SAID that In the complaint Drummond is specifically charged with traveling to New York on Aug 13, and on Sept. 7, after the trip. 11 classified documents and a miniature camera were found secreted in the trunk of Drummond's automobile. FBI agents have determined that this camera was bought by a Soviet U.N. employe in New York in February. The FBI said two Russians, Evgeni M. Prokhorov, 31, seeend secretary, and Ivan Y. Yvrodov. 38, a third secretary of the Soviet mission to the United Nations, closely Drummond to the Larvhmont diner m their car. Y'yrodov entered the diner w hiie Prokhorov parked the Russians car immediately alongside Drummonds car. HOOVER fol-low- Prokhorov w&$ observed by the FBI leaving his car and car. entering Drummond's When Drummond was FROM THIS GROUP OF WESTINGHOUSE, GENERAL ELECTRIC AND EMERSON TVs , Gaims Water Attorney Heart 111 V GRANBY, COLO. Sept. 28 John Bernard Sr, gen. (JPi etal counsel of the Colorado River Yrater Conservation Dis- ,rirt and one of the stales best known water lawvets, here Friday after a heart attack. He was 69. IN 1958 BARNARD was elected president of the Colo- rado River Water Users Assn., which included representatives of Colorado, Arizona, New Mexico, Nevada, Wyoming, Utah and California. Survivors include his widow, Lucille, and two sons, John Jr., Denver, and Dwayne, Granby. ar- rested by FBI agents, the agent found on the seat of his car, located between Drum- OR CHOOSE president. Teachers of Mentally Retarded Glenn MrKan Weber, president Home Economies Section- - Jennie Carlile, Wasatch president Lois Leavitt, Duchesne president-elec- t Ride em, Cowboy! PASADENA, TEXAS, Sept. ijP) Perhaps elephants ate mond and Prokhorov, eight not available. Anyway, Repubclassified naval documents licans will hold a baseball which immediately were recov- game with all players riding ered by the agent, the FBI an- donkeys Saturday as part of nouncement said-an party roundup. 28 PORTA all-da- y NORM & VIRG HALL'S STATE WALLPAPER T0Y SALE DEDUCED cricn 25? Included in sale are TV, stereo and ape recorder comblnationsa i MURRAY BICYCLE -,- aauWar VfVf CMMCflMv bum. Cartam nMWBtTBt OPEN FRI. NOTHING UY AWAY YOUR TOTS 134 9AM SOUTH STATE NOW-5- 0c WILL HOLD ANY ITEM - TOYS HARDWARE UNIVftSAl MINTS NtXT BOO AT AUHtSACH'S PIAZA EM SALT LAKE CITY' DOWN & 1016 SOUTH STATE, HU 5-32- 21 'TIL MON. 9 P.M. |
