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Show w i i t"y" r r y't1 vr r TT ri m i y CU - The Salt Lake Tribune, Friday, April 2, 1965 ' ton, Aides Explore Pressures Of Capitol Hill Office Space Pinch One of the initial requests of the Little Hoover Commission will be to make a study of the lack of office quarters at the State Capitol. Gov. Calvin L. Rampton revealed the request for the study State office staffs, continuing mount, already make the State Office Building inadequate. There are no plans at present to build additional state office space of sufficient size to handle the situation, state officials wetre told. Mr. Bruhn said he has been beseeched with requests for office space. He told the governor and state officials there was not a day that he didnt receive at least one request or application for space.' Specific requests, he said, include the attorney generals office and the department of welfare. In Basement He said the economic oppor-tuit- y staff of the welfare department is now housed in the basement of the State Capitol, space which the state fire wardens office said was miserable working conditions. Atty. Gen. Phil L. Hansen wants to centralize his system to operate effectively and efficiently, Mr. Bruhn said, adding, Its difficult to do that with attorneys and other help spread out all over town. Moving of the state chemist office to the. old state road laboratory, as soon as it is remodeled, has prompted several to seek the space taken up by the chemist office and laboratory in the Capitol basement. to four-year-o- N ewa are vacated. SIZES 8-- 13-2- 0 17 comp, valu 17.95 , 95 comp, value 22.95 New dress-u- p fabrics for spring and Easter . . . lustrous iridescents, neat solid effects, 1 BOYS' SUITS IN NIW SFRINO FABRICS, 7 6.95 juviNiii sizes a t TEEN MAN SUITS IN D CONTINENTAL MODELS, SB to REOULARS AND IONQS 1967 Expiration Mr., Bagley had been appointed by former Gov. George D. Clyde to fill the vacancy created by the resignation of Richard A. Van Winkle, whose term expires April 1, 1967. In his letter to Gov. Rampton, Mr. Bagley wrote, It is my desire to resign as a member of Ted M. Wheat . . . Named the State Road Commission . . . president of Murrey C. of C. to enable you to make an appointment from your own party. OF THE SUIT BIG SELECTION BOYS LIGHTWEIGHT SPORTCOATS SIZES 8-- ft Rock Strikes, Hurts Utah Truck- Driver temp, value 12.93 SIZES 13-2- 0 10 Special to The Tribune tamp, value 13.93 Dacron polyester-cotto- n plaids x blends in ... solid shades . . . acetate-cotto- n seersuckers . . . denim-loo- k solids! rayon-and-fla- models. SLIM-LOO- BINGHAM truck driver Thursday was, recovering in a Salt Lake hospital from injuries received Wednesday night when he was struck by a rock thrown 1 from a passing automobile. Lt Paul LaBounty, Salt Lake A County Sheriffs Office, said DRESS SLACKS : he drove a comp, value 4.91 Spring fabrics and colors in trimtapered models. Sizes 6 to 18. COMPLETE ALTERATIONS INCLUDED . r Y0UVI eVieeeaMlemel AT ROBERT CPEN SUNDAY 12 NOON TO 6 In W (or talk onlyl Thoro or do credit charged n HALL You sort because lor 2930 So. State W. S. ing Co. truck Hatch Truck- filled with acid The incident took along l. place near a railroad underpass at approximately 7600 South. Mr. Simpson told, Lt that an automobile passed his truck and a man in a white coat threw a rock through the truck Window. The four-inc- h rock struck Mr. Simpson on the hand and left shoulder. Lt. LaBounty said Mr. Simpson was taking a bad of acid to the Kennecott Copper- - Corp.s precipitating plant near the mouth of Bingham Canyon. The' injured man was treated at the Bingham Hospital and later transfered to Holy Cross Hospital for further treatment, -- LL LaBounty said. . U-ll- HERES WHY A Boyd M. Simpson, 42, 789 N. Diamond, Layton, was injured as K 99 ty 'Public Interest I believe this action is in the public interest and consistent with the Utah policy that the governor should have the opportunity to appoint citizens of his choice to key posts in his administration. The appointment gives a Special to The Tribune edge to Democrats. The other MURRAY Ted M. Wheat, two Democrats are Elias J. 1136 E, 2700 South, manager ofong, Salt Lake City, and Clem Church, Panguitch, who the Murray Branch, Metropolialso was appointed by Gov. tan Life Insurance Co., has been Rampton. d Official elected president of the Murray Mr. Balch, the former chairChamber of Commerce to .sucVerceed Fred Teinert, owner of man, and Francis Feltch, are the two Republicans. nal. Teinerts Mens Wear and Sportwho served on Mr. of C. Elects Officers in C. Murray Meet - 3-- 2 Ex-Roa- - . . Associated Prfsi Wlrephoto Conn. From left are Douglas S. Lasher, Alan Damsky, Donald P. Calcagnini, John Kelley. Four men, all under 30 years old, stand In front of future bank they founded in Hamden, ' Pro-Uta- h, five-ma- n Merit Commission Studies Deputy Sheriff Demotion Continued From Page B-- l tion was taken after the ohal- lenge was made twice. Story Mr. Larson later corroborated Chief Nielsens testimony. However, Deputy Hayward flatly denied using obscene language at any time in referring to his superior officers. Two deputies and a clerk-typiin the dispatchers office testified they were present and Supports Today in Business Four Bank Line On Youth Planned to Aid Tooele For Success Trans-Oquirrh'G- as The Mountain Fuel Supply Cr announced Thursday it will build an natural gas pipeline over the Oquirrh Mountains to increase deliveries to ren St., and Dale Morgan, Salt Lake City. City Judge Horace . Bede set bail at $1,000 eah. . Complaints Filed Mat, Hubcaps Taken Police Thursday were investigating the theft of floor mats and a set of hubcaps, total value about $30, from a car owned by John Deakin, 1075 E. 7200 South, while the car was parked at 1726 E. 13th South. LINE V UhA SAIT Here, There LAKE COUNTY You might say our desire Is really to carry out the role of executive at a young age, said Donald P. Calcagnini, " blished. In both of us there was a. desire to work for ourRoute of gas pipeline over strong said selves, Kelley. Oquirrhs travels 11 miles. Training Program Calcagnini and Kelley hatched the idea of starting their institution while both, were in the elite executive trainLINDSEY H. KESLER, assist ant manager for 19 years at the ing program at the Chase Bank, the nations second Inter Mountain Association of largest. Credit Men, will At. first. ve talked. about or-- , become A secre- -' an investment film, ganizing tary - manager, said Calcagnini. We also disJune-,effective Trade Winds Mas-hatta- n the retirement of D. K. Porter from a- with ctive manage- ment to an advisory role . Stayner Hyde employe of Utah Power Co. 0, one-ha- lf Ticker Tape three-fourt- . n 29, chair- man and president. He and John D. Kelley. 28, vice president and cashier, were the prime movers in getting the new bank esta- car-truc- k WendeD-Hagerma- ' Its Independence $2,661,-258,0- $1,512,-449,00- National Bank each under 30 years of age why they would cut loose from' virtually assured futures as executives with one of the worlds largest banks. The answers boil down to Mr.Kesler & Light since it was organized in 1912,. has retired as meter suto be succeeded by Profits totaled $424,883,000, or perintendent William W. McClure Jr. . . . Dr. 81 cents a share, highest for any A. James, former Ogden first quarter, against $385,848,-00- Virgil and graduate and teachresident or 79 eents a share, a year er of the University of Utah, has earlier. been named manager of execuRevenues increased to tive development for Socony Mobil Oil Co . . . Fred W. Voll, from $2,474,815,000. retired railroad machinIn the year ended Feb. 28 Helper, the new " president of is ist, AT&T earned $1,687,797,000, or North Carbon Industries, Inc., to The Tribune Special $3.26 a share, highest for any 12 of a western coal developer WENDELL Injuries were fa- months, compared with museum . . - Salt Lake Salt Lake tal to a or $3.09 a share, hTthe miningdrivers for Western GreyCity crash previous year. City girl after a hound Lines, Conrad H. Morby Thursday at 12:25 p.m., and Frank E. Miller, have been mile west of Wendell on Highawarded company citations for way 25. completing 25 and 15 years, resdrivat Sign Stops pectively, of accident-fre- e Combined Wire Service! ing. ; A Utah car driven nature! ere end Cool, electricity get by Richard "toueb competitor to keep our eye on," East, Salt Cerl E.- Rtitltle Jr., Houston, Tex., HumOpenshaw, 34, 1884-3r- d ble Oil- end Refining Co, board chairmen $3 Million KCCJob Lake City, the girls father, col warned .Thursday, If the oil industry h to of domes supplying lided with a trade driven by Gor- continue The Utah Copper Division of tie energy reeuirements. He wee keynote don Adams, Hagerman. speaker at a meeting of MOO oilmen Kennecott Copper Corp. said 10 states at the National Petroleum The track had stopped at the from Refiners Assn, annual meetlnf In Houston Parsons-Jurde- n HmooLnesYUWWP Thursday that ... ThAssn,Federal stopsign at the intersection of .Refiners annuel meeting in Houston in New York offices n the Highway . . . Th Federal Home Loan Sank board Corp., with to head off Increases in divided and then pulled onto' Highway moved rates paid by savings end loan associa- City and Los Angeles, will perCali25, according to Gooding County tions, particularly those In Southern Horne form engineering and construcfornia. Board Chairman John E. who Bill Sheriff Increases rate considered board sold the Bunn, Deputy up to 5 per cent by Insured "SALS" to tion of a new molybdic oxide investigated the accident. be "Ineppropriete'and unnecessary." . . . U.S. Smeltino. Refining A Mining Co. an- plant on the divisions smelter Jerome Hospital nounced It expects its copper ore body at Bayard, N.M., to exceed- - tbe previously property. ; Angela Openshaw, daughter of predicted tt million ton . . . The Pet D. . R. Mabey, division engiMilk Co. of St. Louis announced It will Mr. and Mrs. Richard Open acquire the assets and business of FrostFruits Products, based In Los Angeles, neer, was selected as projeet shaw, died in a Jerome hospital ed to be pert of Pel Milk" froien foods diviof injuries suffered in the acci- sion . , . Directors of bofh companies ap- engineer for the plant estimated proved In principle today the purchase of to cost ' three million ' dollars. dent BeldwIhClmo-HemiltoCorp. by Armour Is engaged Completion is planned for early Mr. and Mrs. Openshaw were AIn Co. Is I meal construction. Armour heavy 1966, the division said. both hospitalized. packer. Injured Baby Dies After Idaho Crash abandon bright prospects of au-- . thority, prestige and income to make his own way in a highly competitive commercial banking? Ask the four young managers of the New Hamden h - Jean DeLyle and Dale Morgan also were charged and $1,500 bail set in complaints alleging obtaining property under false pretenses from Hart Brothers East Music Co., 2152-llt-h Sgt Don R. Lyman, Officers Dale Pascoe, M. W. Shields and David Nicholson began investigation of the case on March 19, Capt.t D. J. Fillis said, when representatives of Interior Design and Ray Nielsen Furniture Co., 1988-1- 1 th East, met while delivering duplicate items to the same address. CapL Fillis reported that the investigating officers were attempting to locate Mrs. DeLyle, Morgan and Worthen locally to serve warrants of arrest Ed DeLyle was arrested and released on bail. ; GAS. 16-in- AT&T Notes Profit Rise Bail of $1,500 - $410,000 project iS scheduled to commence when ground conditions permit installation, said J. W. Allen, utility vice president. Engineering heard the deputy use the obwork on the proposed main is in question. scenity now under way. Two other deputies testified The new pipeline will not did hear were present, they all of the conversation, but be routed through Butterfield Canyon in southwest Salt Lake heard no obscene language, County, then down Middle CanyExcessive Action on on the western slopes to Bryce E. Roe, attorney for southeast of Tooele. The compaDeputy Hayward, told the com- ny maintains its present pipeline missioners that even if his client north of Tooele. A had used the words in question line has been built which he didnt the disci- into Butterfield Canyon as far plinary action taken was exces- as Blackjack Gulch in conjuncsive "and, in fact, unnecestion with a project last year exsary. service to Copperton During his testimony, Deputy tending and Herriman. some of Hayward charged that the Democratic Party heads had Mountain Fuel has also gotten ahold of him (referring awarded a contract to the M. H. to the chief deputy) to tell him Cook Pipeline Construction Co. to install about 2 miles of to get rid of me. line the The from comment in proposed caused a stir ; the audience, but the respon-dant- s terminating point of the future did not reply and the wit- mountain line to an existing service line in Tooele. ness did not bring it up again. Three Alternative T officers obtaining property under false pretenses from Vrontikis Brothers, 1964 S. State. TOOELE PROPOSED .- The estimated also filed comMr. Mazuran said the complaints against Rex Worthen, 32, mission has three alternatives: 2294 E. 2700 South, for obtaining To concur with the action almoney under false pretenses ready taken, to disagree in full from Pacific Finance Co., 55 E. with the action taken, to agree 4th South. He previously was in part the suspension, for excharged and released on $1,500 ample, but not the demotion. bail for obtaining property unHe said the principals will be der false pretenses from Inter- advised by the commission NEW YORK (AP) Ameriior Design Co., 4006 Highland when it reaches a decision, and Dr. added there was no way of can Telephone & Telegraph Co. Jean DeLyle and Dale Morgan knowing how long it would take reported Thursday an increase in earnings and revenue in the were eacli charged and $1,500 to reach a decision. three months ended Feb. 28. bail set in complaints alleging The HAMDEN, CONN. (AP)-- In a supposedly security conscious era, why would a young man Tooele. , 23.95 THE LIFE ' Possibilities of additional construction also have been studied. Mr. Bruhn reported, the plaza near the Capitol was designed for additional construction. Board meetings of various state groups can be held in legislative hearing rooms, but because of remodeling, the areas cannot be converted into office space as in the past. Gov. Rampton said it was impossible to set a target date for solving the space problems, but that he would urge the tittle Hoover Commission to act at an early date on offering a solution. Police investigation into purchases of furniture, furnishings and appliances valued in excess of $23,000 and establishment of credit bureau records for nonexistent persons resulted Thursday in filing of charges against four persons. Charges of conspiracy in connection with all of the purchases were filed in a complaint signed by police robbery squid officers against Ed DeLyle and Jean Marie Proctor DeLyle, 2420 Kar- - ALTERATIONS FREE FOR Chicago Dally H. Balch, Ogden. IVY AND 40, UPI New York Times Pro-Uta- Police Seek 4 on Charges Of Fraudulent Purchases blacks! Chicago Tribune New York New AP day appointed Wesmn E. Hamilton, general manager, Inc., as member and chairman of the State Road Commission. He replaces Ames K. Bagley, Salt Lake City, who resigned from the commission, and takes the chairmanship from Ernest Hamilton, ing Goods. Commission the- State Road Others elected were Dr. Ralph from 1957 to 1961, said he would B. Montgomery, dentist, 126 E. continue as general manager of 4800- South, vice president, and Inc. Req Taylor, manager of J. C. Conflict of Interest Penney Co., 4849 S. State, He resigned from the road treasurer. Mrs. Kent S. Seegmiller, secret- commission in April, 1961, after of the chamber being named a director of Fronary-manager office, ,188 E. 4800 South, was tier Air Lines, Since the road .commission also acted as the reappointed. Chamber directors include State Aeronautics Commission, Marshall Brinton;,-- William E. he felt this would be a conflict of Dunn, Roland J. Davis, Jack interests. By action of the 1965 LegislaMaher, Paul R. (Dick) Burbidge an independent was who Don apWood, ture, and pointed at the meeting to till the aeronautics commission was set Study Ft. Douglas vacancy created by the resigna- up, and appointments to that board are Expected shortly. Gov. Rampton currently has a tion of Gary Payne. special group studying the possibility of using Ft, Douglas facilities for state offices when they SIZES Finance Gov. Calvin L. Ranppton Thurs- state officials. Herbert F. Smart, state, finance' director, and William G. Bruhn, deputy secretary of state, also made reports on the growing pains at the special Objective Opinions meeting. We feel the Little Hoover Mr. Smarts pointed out the Thursday at a special closed-doo- r session in his office of all Commission can offer objective state, unable to house many of Gov. Rampton told its departments and activities in elected state officials. opinions, stafe facilities, is presently paying rent to provide office space and departmental needs in excess of $13,544 per month, or more than $162,528 yearly. Continue to Grow conditions BOYS SUITS IN NEW CONTINENTAL AND IVY STYLING Markets , Road Board and increasing pressures as a result of requests for office space were explored thoroughly by the chief executive and his aides. Crowded Mines Demo to Fill Vacancy on cussed starting a finance company, in Suffolk County, N.Y. Then we said Lets use our experience. Were trained commercial bankers. r Two Colleagues So they recruited two Chase Manhattan colleagues,- - Douglas S. Rasher, 29, now-vic- e president,. and Allan R. Damsky, 29, now assistant vice president. Despites their lack of years, they give every indication ot having absorbed a lot of bank from their univering know-hosity and professional training Calcagnini has a masters degree In finance from the University of Pennsylvania in addition to a bachelors degree from Notre Dame. Moss Announces Utahn as FTC General Counsel w Tribune Washington Bureau WASHINGTON Appointment uf William H. Henderson, Salt Lake attorney, as general counsel for the Federal Trade Commission was announced Sen- .- Frank E. by Thursday ' ' Moss . - Mr. the Utah Henderson, Democratic Partys unsuccessful candidate for attorney general in 1962, has wired his accep--. tance of the post to FTC Commissioner Paul R. Dixon. the - ). senator said. The senator said Mr. Henderson has served the federal government before as chief of the West Coast office of the Justice Department's antitrust division. . l |