Show ryr W--Tf y TT i The Salt Lake Tribune Saturday April 88 Vfft -- i II 4 ib — Zi — wr nWw m Hr MWsf 4yH T pm t4W aieiiwtMay wewiwiWi W WjpwfiwM nr 4 u i JVews sjg ‘iil By Na 7 - Brief8 From Utah’s Capital r An audit by companyctffi-daidisclosed Friday that two armed robbers got $367585 in cash from the holdup of the Safeway Store '708 W: North Temple early Thursday THE MONEY was taken s V :i£KVS3ri - Vv 4 1959 Safeway Auditors Find S 3676 Taken in Rol J)ciy W U w I- ! if lA i t 'Smt&'t i 9 V tm " Blank Shells Can Be Dangerous The dangers of a blank pistol were" demonstrated Friday by police who fired one at a telephone book—penetrating more than 200 pages Rose Park youth warieriously Injured f A by the same weapon in a playful game of -- Russian Rou- lette” Wednesday night- - ' THE VICTIM Ronald Richard Lindsley son of Mr and Mrs R D Lindsley Jr 923 Signora Dr (700 North) suffered a deep penetration of the right cheek He remained in serious condition at LDS Hospital Two companions of the victim told police at first that the boy had been shot by one of a group of youths but later disclosed that Ronald had spun the barrel of the 22 caliber gun (In a 38 frame) at his head and pulled the trigger ’ THEY SAID HE did lt twice " the blank cartridge Hospital attendants said the wadding and gases in' thff blank penetrated lrito the youth’s sinus cavities above -- the nose showed ’INVESTIGATION the pair had drilled a hole in the roof to gain entrance and then had casually munched on cookies-an- d drunk beverages while waiting for store employes to arrive for the day’s business Wasatch Toastmasters Install King Varley assistant superintendent of transportation for Union Pacific Railroad Co A three-mainspection team installed Friday evening was from the headquarters of the as president -of the Wasatch U SrAir Force Inspector x pokes pencil' Toastmasters- Club "608 sucsur- Grant-Seei- ey a two-dart In hole made by “Wank” ceeding Dave Winbum vey visit to the University of Utah AFROTC unit Friday Lt Col Red CLJohnson professor of air science and tactics said the visit was the first SAVE in a series to be made to 16 AS YOU selected colleges and univer n : r y High senior Vern C - Rogers j father Vera S Rogers The youth entered left explains hls cloud “ chamber to his his chamber In the school science fair Bountiful sities 'Durlnglhevisirthneamsaf in on classes Interviewed- the cadet staff and met with Dr - Science Fair Draws Near o crop of Utah’s merous young “eggheads” is -- Murray school districts Grand opening will Wednesday at 7 pmJn- - the Union ballroom- - and-—- exhibits-- -! will be open— free to public until 10 Individual high school andjunior high school science fairs during the past two weeks in preparation for the big Metropolitan Salt Lake Science Fair Thursday “andFrlday In the Wednesday University of Utah Union were concluded— x SUCH as FAIRS judging Is concerned— Friday remarked on the exceptional quality of the youngsters’ exhibits and the obvious care taken In preparation There were more than 1000 entrants In the Individual fairs with the cream of the crop Invited' to enter exhibits In the metropolitan far is being sponsored Tht fair by The Salt be the pm On Thursday and Friday the exhibits will be open from 4 to lO p m HELD far as Judges fair the Utah Academy of Arts and Letters (junior Salt LakerGraniterJordan South Davk ant Science If anyofieTshouid doubt that "It is obvious he dld not attend any of the 35 x Ray Olpin university pres! dent GREEN STAMPS TVT Pn1n C lYn-- IlOlC Of Harvard ADDITIONAL SUPERVISED tours may Harvard University has env be scheduled earlier Thursday and Friday barked upon a program to ex Sorensen fair diby contacting LaVar tend into a great na itself Board Edurector at the Sail Lake City of tional institution cation office or at the Union — award 'ceremony instead of a re Friday at the 8 The Tribune will give $1500 in US Savings gional New Eng- exhibits judged )andschool Bonds to youngsters best by a panel of 16 men and women made To thak end up of some of the best minds in education the university’s L perfect umh n wear “Lancer ” pm with and science sport shirts scholarship program is being Ixtended'to get 400 into r to Club Yale Ave (1075 South) are at East High Special to Thi Tribune Friday evening PROVO — Carl Sandberg In the meeting Alta Club by Dr Edgar famed American Poet and Bi- P Dean executive director of ographer of Abraham Lincoln Associated Harvard Clubs will be' a speaker at Brigham Cambridge Mass He asked the Utahns to “get Young University commencement exercises June 5 in sfet up to do the Job" not only George Albert Smith Field to recruit likely students and house qualify them for Harvard en try but also to get a local THE ANNOUNCEMENT was fund under way scholarship made Friday by Drf Ernest L C Lamoreaux Warwick BYU In Wilkinson president Salt Lake attorney who has an address to some 1000 bish- been secretary jof the Harvard ops Stake and mission presi- Club for 20 years was elected dents of the Church of Jesus president succeeding Herbert Latter-da- Bronze medal winner was Lawrence Guy Lewis 17 son of Dr and Mrs R Guy Lewis 1050 Del Monte Dr (4750 Letters He is a student at THE AWARDS wers made South) after announcement that three Olympus High of thein10 won honorable con- THE SIX “HONORS” wintions the talent search ners are: ducted by Westinghouse EduGlade P Goodliffe 17 Amercational Foundation and Sci- ican Fork Vern C Rogers 17 ence Clubs of America Bountiful Joseph L Taylor Dr Russel H Hendricks re- - 17 2710 E 3335 South Quensearch chemist with American tin Wells 17 4146 Carter Cl Christ of Saints Smelting’ and Refining Co di- (1780 East) Willard J West Previously it was announced rector for the academy of the Jr 17 Bountiful and Robert by the university that George 1959 talent search program Earl Wilcox — 17 — Pleasant Romney President of Amerisaid the national contest re- Grove can Motors would deliver the sults were by : All 10 will be guests of the commencement address Speculacademy judges and awards academy May 9 and will re- ation is that Mr Romney who Vvere made to the 10 ceive their medals and certifi- also is President of the De - cates — sters — atrirdtnner at Utah State trolt LDS Stake would be the baccalaureate speaker GOLD MEDAL winner was University Logan Richard Lee Tolman 17 son of Mrs Verna B Tolman y The really smart sport shirts for the man with the modern outlook) New for Spring and Summer popular short spread sport collar with stays short sleeves of Mooresville combed cotton that washes easily and dries quickly stays fresh and clean longer resists spil mildew and perspiration odors latest spring styles in patterns L and 17 K lene S Snow 1207-ls- t Ave W Mrs tv J J HOWE MOFFATT ahd Prince were elected vice presidents and Leonard W Beers was named treasurer Further organizational changeswillje made at the May meeting Mr Lamoreaux D Seaton tfJS said guaranteed wash n wear Rough Rider ” finest quality gabardine slacks Mar-cell- Char-- M Schiller ' and Senior 17 son of Mr Clair M Senior 1436 Rdwin and son of Judge Snow and Mrs solid colors Sizes S f ti S awarded— Marcelius and XL 4 Provo He is a Provo High School student Silver medals Snow Car prowlers looted an auto-- ’ mobile belonging to Darrell-Shield- s 182 Lucy Ave (1200' South) and stole four hubcaps and two fendT skirts' Mrs Shields told police Friday J Loss was estimated at $45 SpeakerAirs the were Prowlers Loot Car ' more -- UP Official Other new officers installed at the annual banquet at Temple Square Hotel were Robert Kelly first vice president Norman Paulsen second vice president Ralph Carter treasurer and RIchard Brink secretary SPEND WITH S&H Science Academy Tags 10 BYU to Head studentsworthy from West Dr Dean ”” Poet at Kites Harvard was This brought message Utah’s Schools In High members of Utah’s Harvard Four medals and six “honors” awards for Utah high school science Jpdents were announced Friday by the Utah Academy of Science Arts and J H t Businessman Dies After 1395 m- HearfAttack — Special to The Tribuna OGDEN — Edward Leland (Lee) Brown 57 2585 Polk of the lAve Lee Brown Co died after a attackThursday in Los - rubber raincoats ttml hat heart Angelo He born Feb 17 1902 to Thomas G Althea Burgess Brown was Promontary and married Dora Ashton 'He1924 in Ogden — J to Before coming 1918 X Ogden in lived in Pro- Mrs Kathleen ' daughters Davjs'Mrs? Beverfy Mclvfurdiq Austin alj Ogden and Barbara Kimrose Bounti ful 11 grandchildren 4 sisters needs a raincoat tmJir JVlrs Mrs Marion Woodward Mrs Hattie Iverson and Mrs Gladys Keeter Ogden Mrs LaVon Kelley Rialto Calif beacon-ducteFuneral services will d at 3 pm In and Son Colonial Monday Lindquist Funeral Chapel the Cadman Garret Son of Presbyterian Church Rev A the First officiat -- — Friends— 7 to Monday before services Burial will be In Washington Heights Memorial mortuary Sunday from -- Park m and -- wft'rcr ’sjiTu Sirrur he really 'Xftl’be btrTro'r'- -' a rvbbercoat qnd hat tor complete — Carol p pocketing ond waistband double stitched ond looped for added wear Heavy bar tacking at points of strain In tan cocoa brown blue grey and charcoal Sizes' 29 to 42 May SURVIVORS tARELMs widson Lee A Brown Ogden ow 9 g $1495 v f-- and montory the - dress-lookin- Also wash 'n wear dress flannels Brown Corrine Mr slack with durable long Excellent for the man who wearing quality! slacks but work needs wearable In dress must fit 100 dacron washability and perfect The boy’s owner-manag- In ' Lake Tribune nu- And s A Christian Higher Educaflon' Sunday will be observed a week early in two Salt Lake City and - County churches since they will have an oppor- J tunityto hear Dr' Ross Griffeth president’ of North-- i west Christian College Eu-- j gene Ore as guest speaker DR GRIFFETH will speak Sunday at 10:50 am at Cen- tral Christian Church 3703rd East said the Rev Lynn S‘ f Lyon pastor The Revj Warren H Sech-ler pastor of Granger Com munity Christian Church Granger said Dr Griffeth will speak at his church Sunday at the Sunday School hour 10 a m -- from a safe which employes opened at gunpoint Seven store employes and a bread deliveryman were threatened by the gunman and then bound and locked In a storage room while the thieves made their escape In an automobile belonging to one of the victims Inspect Cadets Plans Church Talks protection at school or play So perfect that mountain trip) too The coat has 4 lock fasteners pockets pockets ng hat In and h:'xihorlonr ventilated cape 2 slash inside pouch Safety Yellow or'Black 2Q cof'1 phoenixmen9ssox 100 two larger for books or his packable Mandarin corduroy-line- d Boys 80 matchi- collar Sizes 6 to 18 Deptj ButbStorer So soft and comfortable yef absorbent and long wearing They have the look of expensive wool Heel and toe are reinforced with nylon in these business rib hose Choose” fromTtanTflreyr brown heather”char7” maize white black navy olive ond red Sizes 10V4-1- 3 “ Men’s Dept Downtoun end Sugar House |