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Show rnnnr f Dan u .a Utalm,TopU.S.MotlierSays: : ' vitntine s Nothing Serious If , PRETTY PROSPECT: Traveling salesman have to; think last .these days not to stay ' ahead of the farmer's daugh--i ter, but to stay ahead of the in-- : come tax . ' Second Utah Winner She is file 30th mother of the. year named by a committee founded in 1935 collec- -, Jtoe." I 5A ) ; For a good ex--' ample, take the case or a ; Salt Lake sales representative for a chemical firm, to strengthen the moral and spiritual foundations of the American home and ' 1 . family. Mrs. Fletcher was the second Utahn to win the high honor. Mrs. Lavina G Fugal, Pleasant Grove, was national . mother in 1955. Mrs. Fletcher was' chosen from 50 in 48 mothers selected states, the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico. Hawaii and Alaska did not participate. - - She told newsmen that her children five sons and a daughter are really I Daa Valentine He , boarded .the train in Las.Vegas lor the long trip home and went to the dining car. The dining car was jammed,-eve- ry table was :: filled. rtiy 1 ' NEW YORE (AP) What a child really needs is to be held down to certain ideals, the new American mother of the year said Monday. Mrs. Lorena Chipman Fletcher, 76, of Provo, Utah, made the comment to newsmen after receiving the title at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel ; A Except one with a beautiful blonde sitting all alone. .The dining car steward asked .the young lady if it would be all right for the salesman to sit at v , the table. . She flashed, a. beautiful smile and said, It . would be a pleasure. ' ' THE WAITER brought the New York steak the young lady had ordered $5 worth of it.. . the ones that brought this honor to me. Her sons are James, president of the University of Utah; Harvey Jr., mathematics professor at Brigham Young Uni versity; Robert, vice president .of . ML atomic weapons research firm in Albuquerque, N.M.; Paul, manager of the Quantum Physics Division of a research firm in Pasadena, Calif., and Stephen, a " New York corporation counsel .The daughter Tis Mrs. Willi am K.; Firmage of Chatham, N.J. ..There are 26 grandchildren.- - ... Moved to New York T: was born in American Fork, Utah. She was married in 1908 in Salt Lake City and came to New York in 1916 with her husband, Harvey Fletcher. He was a native of Provo, Utah, but worked for 33 years in New York as research scientist for the Bell Telephone Laboratories. - The Fletchers went, back to, Provo in 1949, when he retired from Bell. He became dean of a new college of engineer , Mrs.-Fletche- r ing at 'Brigham Young University, and'; although he is now retired from that post ; also, he still is engaged in acoustical the rchooL ; y The Fletchers are members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day - V -- Y Saints and the committee described the children as devout church member. i ; t Opportunity to Grow Mrs. Fletcher said she believed her -children succeeded because they had a, lot of natural ability,, and were given a great opportunity for growth in many, " ways. v Asked if she had ever spanked them; she replied: Yes, when they were' ;f small." She advised young mothers to spend more time' with their children, to dikip line them more, but also to play with them. "v v Her husband, asked to describe his wifes outstanding qualities, said she was v an excellent housekeeper, and added One thing thats helped through thtf " years is her sense of humor. il; ' ? Local News TV Fare, Sports. Page 20 Salt Lake City, Utah Second Section -- .Page 17 Tuesday Morning- - May 4,1965 Schools Aide ordered his meal, and struck np a charming conversation with the young lady. ' ; ; The salesman and, naturally, when the waiter brought the young ladys check, the salesman picked it up. She protested, but he insisted. After all, the dinner had been quite ListValues pleasant, and a man doesnt allow a charming lady to pay for even if they are her meal strangers. He paid the check and turned Dr, Harvey Fletcher, Prove scientist and into the blonde. "Id just Hke to ventor, embraces wife, Lorena, after she was ask you one question, he said. PLEASE; DO, the blonde said. said the salesman, Well, Id like to ask you if you would be interested in buying a tank Car full of sulphuric acid, 100 per cent chemically pure, with 30 delivery guaranteed within - Doubtful on Less Than It was quite a delightful meal, U.S. Honor Associated Preti Wlrephoto By William F; Smiley V Tribune Education Editor The County Commission Monday received five bids for sale or lease of the Salt Lake Gener I dont believe the state of named American Mother of 1965 in New York on Hospital. Two . bids were Monday. She has roses given her at ceremony. opened and toe highest was dolmore than lars below' the hospitals ap! . praised value Utah is ready to provide funds to. make a . Bandit Raids Store, Mom Merits Grabs ade-qua- te merit. . pay program for teachers successful," Dr. T. H. Bell, state superintendent of public instruction, told a group of some 100 educators, professional and businessmen Monday night in a special discussion arranged by toe Milton Bennion Memorial Foundation in - the - Panorama Room of University of Utah Un' The high bid of $1,001,589.60 from Beatlemania Products of Dearborn, Mich, was far below the properys appraised value of $1,640,000 and the $1,300,000 budgeted by toe county as revenue from the sale. '. A7 gunman got about $400 in the purchase. May I have a An dayVv"; Associated Press check of she man sack? said the asked . ion. cash from tiie Safeway store at C The blonde, slightly per-- late Monday failed to Michigan her. workstate school The office, 708 W. North Temple Monday 1 No, I dont Tiexed, said, What size sack? Mrs. Bish- contact , the Beatlemania, firm With toe Utah School -ing closely think I would be interested. or any officers. night and escaped. op asked in turn. Board Assn, and in consultation I think it is a fine thing. She Two. police cars chasing a sue-- ; didtrt think so, either, the A large sack. And put all the I' Just In Case. with the Teacher Education and .Salesman said, but I had to ask has basked; in the glory of her pect along Interstate 15 north of money jn it, was the reply. Professional Standards Commit-te- e The other opened bid came our meals husband first and Tater her chil- Salt Lake Cjty a short time later you so I could make of the Utah Education Assn.,'; Notices Pistol . ; from Paul Reed, Fair Oaks dren and its time for her to get blew out fires. , tax deductible.'set up, instead of merit pay, has s. VK-tY some in. her own rii't." ; ; Mrs,, Hazel Bishop, 1385 W,'4th Mrs., Bisfiop jsaii she then no- Calif., who offered $2,000 for toe six goals to improve teacher ! The Salt Lake Sees may be. , This was the responsoe of Dr. Smith, - said- - gt small automatic pistol in the ticed a and said he was bidin1 personnel administration having a tough time,, but the James C. Fletcher, president of store .about 9 p.rti. and asked for toe mans ;hand,! He held it at property Utahs schools, he said ; - ' Field are the University of Utah, Monday a package of gum. , ; peanuts at Derks his side out of view of other em- ding just in case no one bids. These art: . still the best in the West! when' his mother, Mrs. Lorena Mrs.' Bishop started to ring up ployes and customers, she said. Commissioner W. G. Larson Jean Martinon, the French conductor of the Chicago Symphony, of sale later the said was named the Mrs. As Monday hesitated, Chipman Fletcher, Bishop High Standards and his wife arrive in Salt Lake City for concert Tuesday. if CHARITY AFFAIR: Charlie "American Mother of 1965. man said ominously, Lady, Im the hospital may have to be ' 1. Improvement of preservice . Steen, uranium tycoon formerly and bid all over not. fooling around, Just then Idea Excellent front Moab, is having trouble education for teachers through-adoptio- n another derk, Douglas Calder, again. . of new teacher certifi' withjthe. parking meter maids in We dont often give recognition 24, 0-13th East,,; approached Arriving after the 10:30 a.m. Reno. cation standards which will reto people in their later the counter. Mrs. - Bishop told deadline were-bidfrom Kassler Reno is planning a gala ball to years, particularly women. I flect new trends And techniques him what, was going on,, and he and Co., 10 W. 2nd South, Salt in education., think the whole idea is an excelraise funds for crippled , filled the paper sack with cur- Lake City, representing Talboe and Charlies wife gener- lent thing, Dr. Fletcher said. 2. Improvement of the quality and silver from toe cash Construction Co.;'S. M. Hor rency of student teaching through givously offered the use of a flashy He- remembered one time register.man, 1514 Millcreek Way (3495 Lincoln Continental car to be when his father was hanging hoeminent French conductor of toe Chicago ing more emphasis to this vital Jean Martinon, Bandit Flees ; South) ; and South Village Shop'. parked downtown with flashy norary degrees on the wall Of Symphony; winged into Salt Lake City Monday to prepare for part of teacher education. ; ! The bandit then fled out the ping Center, 7th East and 9400 . the concert the huge orchestra will give at the Tabernacle signs on it to advertise the af- his study. 3. Provision for incentives for door and around the side of toe South, Sandy. fair. My mother, he said,- - hung b : , . advanced study and continuous . Tuesday night up her degrees It will be up to the county atpictures of store, witnesses said. and professional mountain education and an An camera experienced operator expert SO WHAT happens? Every her children. Earlier, two men were seen torneys office, to determine if climber, Mr. Martinon and his charming wife were delighted growth for teachers through retime a - Reno parking meter automo- bids received after the 10:30 Motherhood Career sitting in a cognition of these factors in maid goes by the parked car, bile behind toe grocery. a.m. deadline can be accepted, 8 school finance programs. on Additional story Page mother felt My always she places a parking ticket on it very The description of this vehicle even though they were mailed 4. Recognition of teacher lead; , to date, Charlie has a cigar deeply that being a mother was was flashed over the police ra- prior to toe deadline. both with toe scenic opportunities and the available mountains, rendered by our career worthwhile to a ership full thing hot of the parking tickets to Brighton dio, and a 1956 car., with the who perform vital The only solution may be to which they plan to explore in a short trip Tuesday professionals and is thinking of moving back at and she made it her career. same . markings was sighted by rebid the sale Assistant before toe Salt Lake - concert. There was no question is her service to tutoring student trainto Utah! Attorney Officer . George JS.,, Burbidge in mind about her rewards, Dr. ees in .their classrooms, who Ollie McCulloch said.' Tragic Moods But Melodic - 4 and- - Officer Donald G. Unit ' to a lot of pub- Fletcher said. Ive listened assume leadership roles in Will Check .y; Commenting upon. the. program which he has chosen for Small in Unit 56 as they pa lic speakers, nnd theres one He commented that the award - team teaching proMr. trolled-to- e northwestern sector Mr. McCulloch said his office the orchestras appearance in the Tabernacle, Martinon, evolvingand who serve on currithing Tve learned:- - When a also brought some recognition- to grams of the city. would check toe bids and report ; (himself a composer of considerable "stature) said the Franz culum and. de- speaker clears his throat and Utah, with two Utah mothers a ! has 4 and .'melodic ; is beautifully ' Schubert Symphony No; to the governing body WedneJ ' X Begin Chase ay, And in conclusion . . . , having won the ward in the programs. velopment , V certain tragic mood. ' : ;V " ", it means hes gonna talk for past 10 years. It shows' we 5. Provision for differentiaj-lengtThe two police vehicles began sday.,;,:,;' .. . , 15 more minutest The Albert Rousse Symphony No. 3 is gaining more and bring our mothers up right, he Chase after the suspect car, In its ; letter of information, salary' contracts for remarked. ,,devotees, said-- the conductor, who was a student of teachers selected to offer Officer BurbidgeF; Vehicle provided by Dean, A. Phelps, more but ; TODAYS VALENTINE : , Dr. Fletcher will leave Thurs", service to summer blew a tire about three: miles president, Beatlemania Products the French' master. professional When a man walks 200,000 day for New York to attend the Mrs.. Hazel Bishop . . Was north of SalLLake City on The visit cf the renowned musician and his wife is the programs. was identified as the mamifactu miles to serve his customers ceremony honoring his mother. first to face store gunman. The second police car had butfirst either has made to Utah and they were enthusiastic about - 6. Enhancement of the entire t rer of over a blowout as ' it ' followed the tons. period, he deJ financial potential of ' teaching the scenery and the climate. serves an extra wanted automobile off the freethrough a combination of a The Utah stop is the first on a long tour of the Zoning Certificates special V a 1 e I way into Bountiful. which will go to Los Angeles, San Diego, San FYan-cisc- o strong, competitive single salary orchestra tine. So, a kmg-- I While officers sat helplessly A certificate of zoning and and also up to Anchorage, Alaska, on what is believed schedule, plus added compensaValen-- i overdue in their crippled cars, their building restrictions from the to be the first appearance of a symphony orchestra in Alaska. tion for advanced study, sumtine today to one quarry escaped. . mer programs and teacher leadGty Commission giving all zonTickets to S. L. Show Available of the best, most The Utah Highway Patrol at- ing details also would be need. ership. cheerful mail-- i ' The Salt Lake Gty concert, which is sponsored by the Utah tempted a roadblock ahead of ed, he said. . Potential More busimen in the the chase on but UHP cars Weston Taylor, who told com- Symphony and The Salt Lake Tribune, was preceded Monday ness. . By: pursuing these objecTo what should be attributed the good looks of Utah women arrived after the suspect vehicle missioners he represented Clif- night by an appearance of the orchestra at the Brigham Young He is Elgin Lee, who carries ' had passed. tives, Dr. Bell said, I believe ,, the mountain air, the sunny climate, the outdoor life? ton A. Talboe of Talboe Con- University fieldhouse. .. his mail out of the American ' Well, those things may help, but the one thing that really struction Co., Salt Lake City, deck Vehicles Herold G Gregory, manager of the Utah Symphony, said we would have improved considFork post office. our to ' solve our Lake for the Salt available are potential was erably mailed still is the toilet amount paid for Utah articles. Monday night that tickets The Davis County Sheriff's said toe Talboe bid Postman Lee has just com- distinguishes of ' through Kassler and performance by the famed orchestra. They may be obtained teacher personnel problems Saturday said State " Its a v pleted his 35th year as a mailFarmington, dispatcher, and both TaberW. quantity. 55 quality and at the 1st, South, at the symphony offices, four of his cars had checked out Co. man . . . and he still can flash a ' With toe .teacher being . e Utah, ranking 37th in population, ranks 26th in the amount 0 p.m. performance. The bid was for $900,000 Mr. nacle box office before did several but vehicles drivers . million-dollfriendly smile. of excise tax collected on the retail sale of such items as lipPage 26, Column 7 He estimates that in the past not fit the robbery suspects Taylor said later. oil lotions. hair and 35 years, hes walked a good stick, rouge, eye makeup, perfume, Colorado, with twice Utahs population,- sells 20 per cent description,. 200.000 miles, around his route, Early Tuesday, police were inhabitants fewer million Utahs toiletries, spend an almost looking for a man in his ' fn all kinds of weather, .and, early identical amount as the 2 million Kansans, and a little more 30s, about 5 feet 8, wearing a many days, toting a huge load than the 2 resi-- i Mexico New Iowans. more has million few a of mail, magazines and packdark brown felt hat, a .dark dents than Utah, but Utahns outspend their southern neigh- sweater and a ages. sports jacket ' As I say, when a man walks bors $3 to $1. it to made of our machine and .that : A South Salt Lake road equip- lay and smooth mulch for new and the facts concerning No Love of Luxury . 200.000 miles to bring service to approval for; the competitive-machinand surfaces. Road road the Bridges County ment dealer charged Monday bis neighbors, and can still flash love-o- f has been announced collecfor other tax the It isnt excise was machine The v just luxury, purchased Because- of the a friendly smile,, he deserves a tions that the Salt Lake County Com- from Atlas Equpiment Co., 2525 Department without any consideration of the the Internal Revenue Service show that reported by. Valentine , . and this is it. : mission ' purchased an asphalt S. 2nd West All three commis- pressure of flood problems, etc., machine we' offer."Utahns are spending amounts proportionate to their numbers. i ( to we unable were was a there said accomplish Prather Mr. without any sioners approved the purchase; These are the total federal excise tax collections for Utah paving machine SAM, THE SAD CYNIC, SAYS: ' concerning misunderstanding and the United States during 1964: of the machine we The Parker Equipment Co. this prior to the opening. consideration v The average liberals idea of - Toiletries $1,222,000 ; $185,908,000.. Special to The Tribune showing of th films and checkimmediateWe were ef- bid was $17,650. assured "would even it offer though ) toe Parker machine. generosity is to give away the ; Jewelry (includes watches, binoculars, merchandise with Carl Lyman fect an immediate savings to ROOSEVELT William L. Prather Sr., Roads ly after the opening in commis- ing of we told Parker I that Mr. money saved np by some would or and Bridges Department' equip- sion chambers that w,e precious metals stones) $757,000; $196,376,000. Bennett, charged with the Salt Lake County of $6,755. would like to know; ment coordinator, defended the have an opportunity to present certainly Luggage . (includes purses, handbags, billfolds, suitcases March 25 shooting death of RusAH Three Approve his machine and about more Parktoe rethe facts and various bags and satchels) $226,000 ; $80,541,000. sell H. Robinson, is being concerning .ourma purchase, adding that view the motion pictures if we .Xcommission, er machine did not meet neces- chine, ' to show a sound-movi- e to the letter in In a State .in the tained Hospital A Few Furs, Too $100 Camera Stolen in the future a port i Provo pending further treat- mailed Monday evening, Robert sary specifications. concerning it and to obtain full ever desired i A camera valued at $100 was of it prior to the table machine such as this one, L. - Parker,, owner, Parker consideration j'Furs (includes goods made partly from fur if it is ' the ment . .... ' Letter Quoted Mr. Prather said.-- f; token by a burglar who entered chief cost item) $50,000; $29,645,'000.' R. Earl Dillman, Duchesne Equipment Co., 2686 S. placing of the order, ' needed He said the Mr. a, wrote: in 37th with matches her disturbed Parker county .Utah was the hotel room of Gjert Larsen, population place ranking County attorney, received'1 a West, said he We Are Disturbed heart er machine to last at least - of made1 amountcomi several in We 38th the the and 37th in. attempts 240 W. South that V morning luggage, at from place jeweliy Monday psychiaTemple, Denver, letter: hospital V-" In these circumstances, we 10 years, one which moves on, f trist recommending Bennett ft mission approved the purchase prior to the bid opening (last Salt Lake police were told Mon- 38th in furs. " See Pag 36, Column . to present our to machine disturbed that no study wasl, are machine of But in matters of Utah a week) cosmetibS, $24,505 treatment further paints laydown pretty picture. . . V' day. . , - Glory, Says U. President . ' t t ; ! - . - . manr-entered , Conductor Arrives For S. L. 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