Show The Salt Lake Tribune Wednesday December Officers JVab llJtJ57 B 9 SL ‘Shakeup’ V kllng lying oun- - Truck ‘Jolts’ Escape-Du- o tb 1 rover le itloiv the roller rene pier tig- -- -- In Juab Cafe — Juab County —Two nine-bloc- HELD AT Juab County Jail 11 miles north of here by Sheriff Raymond Jackson the youths were turned over to hospital authorities at about at Nephi F1 The hospital identified the patients as Glen Allen Shaw Orem and David Aden Jones Brigham - City Both were’ committed to The weather forecast map for Wednesday Inthe Proyo institution late in dicates generally fair skies with little The youths were picked up in a Levan caje after Marshal Kendall spotted a car taken from Rex " Morgan Monday night inTaylor "North change In the mild temperatures prevail 'Ing In Intermountain Atea the past week Sep-temb- Special to The Tribune MIDVALE'"— -- Collection Remains Sunny Warm Snow'Roams Further North ' of gifts for hospital patients will highlight the annual jCbmttpas party of 'the Midvale Business and Professional Women’s Club Monday at 7:30 pm at the home 8660 S of Miss Virginia Hau 2700 West £ifts to be distributed to patients of the Geriatrics Ward at Salt Lake General Hospital will be assembled at the party according to Mrs Iris K Buhler president These gifts will be taken to the hospital the day before Christmas and distributed to the individuals Dili From llg The wether in Weather Barca moat-- the- of in Heaton will be continued fair and mild Wednesday and Thursday Idaho will continue to cet aome foe in ita valleya and Wyomwc may begin getting anow flurrlea Thursday evenuig CHAJET TEMFEBATl'RI period ended Tuea-da- y (Data for at 5:30 pm) Utah High LowPrec S3 21 Blanding St - 19 Brycs Canyon ’ 19 St Cedar City 42 10 Coalville Judge Orders Six Months For Motorist- A Bountiful man was sentenced ' to ' six months In Jail Tuesday when he appeared in police court and pleaded guilty to charges of drunken driving John Kalaher 53 Bountiful was arrested by police OcL 25 at 8th North and 2nd West City Judge Marcellus K Snow levied the steep sentence after the defendant admitted previous serious traffic violations The susJudge however pended four of the six months In other Court action during the day the Judge set dates for trial or plea for three motorists charged with drunken driv— ing The defendants included Earl LeFevre 39 1026-4tEast plea Thursday John R Lay 43 1957 Westminster Ave (1910 South) plea Friday Claude W Thompson 43 Bduntiful trial Jan 28 Marvin L Eccles 23 1207-8tEast was fined $100 and to 20 days in Jail for reckless driving The Jail ordered suspended on — payment of the fine h sen-tence- d Utahn Honored Jaren L Jones speaker of the State House of Representatives Tuesday was advised of Ms appointment to a special committee to select an executive director of the Council of State Governments and secretary of the Governors’ Conference Both positions are novy held by Frank ' Bane Green River -- Logan Milford Ogden Provo Roosevelt Salt Lake Airport St George Wendover gency Members of the delegation insisted that an emergency exists for residents on both sides of the road from N Temple to 9th North The committee representing the residents were Willard Knonv 430 N Redwood Rd Hake Botae Burley Idaho FaUa Pocatello r Intermegntela States Butte Denver Elko Ely Evenaton Grand Junction La a Vegaa Reno Rock Sprlngi Sheridan Weat Yellowatone Fselfle IS as 8 Mrs Vera Chess 625 N Red wood Rd and Edwin Davis 535 N Redwood Rd 10 33 9 21 37 SO 67 52 27 33 IS 19 34 0 34 ' R-2- a o 7 Delta Patient Clings To Life on gttt n SL Police Launch Project To Rush Communications Salt Lake Cify Police Department began Initial construction Tuesday of what police officials hope will be the swiftest communications center in the nation The tiny dispatchers’ office presently In use will be enlarged through removal of a wall connecting an adjacent office Most of the work will be done during the night When — activity at police headquarters ebbs When the Job Is completed three dispatchers will be on duty to handle broadcast traffic and a complaint desk will share the sameoffice — In that way Incoming calls will be channeled directly ’ to radio dispatchers with a minimum tf delay " : All switchboard operator will be police-trainebtf' male personnel rather than women d ft and will t r E f?Sl i in-- ers of theproperty at the area commonly known as "Five Points” are seeking reclassifito l In order cation from that Albertson’s Food Stores of Boise Idaho might build a supermarket on the site turn BPW at Midvale TJtali To Collect Gifts Ogden ' M THE DELEGATION asked for prompt relief either by the diversion of heavy truck traffic to other streets construction of a highway base which will carry the traffic dr both Highway Director Ellis 1 engineers Armstrong and said they would promptly make a soil survey to determine what can be done to stabilize the highway and investigate Ihe possibility of diverting traffic Sanford examines plans foe They polnW out that the Assistant Police Chief state has no regulatory power new police communications center Work on It began Tuesday tokeep traffic Jff 'state high ways except In casesr of emer- pm Mr Taylor told Weber County Sheriff LeRoy Hadley he met the pair at Stoddard Morgan County He said he broke away from the pair in North Ogden after they refused to get out of his car M4 V i Special to yhe Tribune BOUNTIFUL — A public hear ing to consider a petition seeking rezonlng of £63 acres of west Bountiful from ‘residential to commercial classification will newly annexed land In south be held Wednesday at 7:30 pm at the South Davis Junior High School cafeteria Stahle and Orin Wicker own -- teen-age- r II V Residents on a stretch of Redwood Road are all shook up physically and emotionally Spokesmen for the area Tuesday appeared at the Capitol to inform State Road Department officials that driveways and walls are being cracked that plate-glas- s windows are being fractured and that their homes are gradually being shaken to pieces by hundreds of “baby earthquakes” daily which are caused by heavy trucks bumping over an unstable road base patients from the Utah State Hospital Provo were apprehended here Tuesday at 4:15 pm ending more than 48 hours of freedom in which the 0air allegedly abducted a Morgan and fled in his car ' The two patients both 19 years of age offered no resistance to arresting officers Levan Marshal George Kendall and Lt Paul Christensen of the Utah Highway Patrol 5:30 Hurt-Area State Hears Special to The Tribune LEVAN Rezoning Bid Spurs Meet At Bountiful ' V" — E- C-- THE PROPOSAL has met with opposition- from a majority of Bountiful’s- downtown merchants who have submitted a petition bearing 70 names ask — -Ing the city council to refuse -to grant the petition —Albertson's rep resent tfves’“ are asking for the C-- l classifies tlon because the C-- ordinance wouldT not allow the firm to sell Us line of dry goods In the d pro-pose- market - The public hearing ducted will be con by ' the council' with Mayor' GeolgeFadel moderat Ing the discussion While the hearing is expected 7 to give the council Insight Into the public’s opinion on the mat ter the rezonlng proposal still must be officially approved by the council AT A IlEARlNG conducted several months ago a majority of the persons attending spoke out In favor of the annexation and rezonlng However it was generally understood at the time that the area would be rezoned since it was contiguous to zone In the same another area — Option lor Albertson’s lo pur chase the' property from the Wickers will expire on Dec 31 Over 200 persons are expected — to attend tfte lively debate Wednesday night officials said The Issue has been in council hoppers for over six months C-- 4 C-- woman who The alive at Latter-dabeing kept Saints Hospital through the use of an artificial kidney was re’ ported improved Tuesday The resident may pay the Special to The Tribune' One of the attending physi— Connection GRANGER $130 1A rash or on a payment cians said he felt “much better contract Granger-HunteDavid K Moffat chairman about her chances for eventual onto the District’s sewer will provement of The the State Finance Commls-siocontract $33 recovery” requires cost $150 and a minimum month 11 down for $12 and month Tuesday advised the Board per be Salt Laks Weather Data: Precipitation The women’s own kidneys ly service charge of $3 will for months with total payment of of Examlncrs' that the cash poperiod ended at 8:30 pm sent to a letter levied 23 0 in: precipitation for December according topped functioning following Cent penalty will sition of the state permits the $165 A 10 23 in tni accumulative deficiency by the trustees to residents who be added forper precipitation aince Oct L 1957 237 In: the birth of a child by caesarenot made transfer of $3729000 from the payments accumulative deficiency 84 In an section on Nev 27 and a will be able to connect lir the Sunriae Wedneeday 7:42 iunaet S:01 general fund to the State Build- promptly 2 near future severe uremia developed Expected maximum 45 expected mini' Minimum' charge' Of $3 ' will Ing Board' to finance the build- mum 25 The artificial kidney was WITH THE SEWER now un be made for service and will be Ing program authorized by the’ the letter der "construction Salt Lake Ctly and vicinity— Contin- flown here Friday from the Tra stated the $150 connection fee billed and paid along with the last Legislature ued fair and mild Wedneeday and water bill The' water minimum both 45 low 25 venal Laboratories days Thursday High Morton IF THE EXAMINERS Utah— Continued fair and mild Grove 111 to be used In remov- must be paid and connections is $3 making the minimum $6 the transfer the entire" — Wednesday and Thursday High both line made as the outfall passes a month for both services low J5daya ing poisonous substance?-fro$8768000 disAppropriated for the case this In homes the the Idaho— Southern Fair Wednesday and the patient’s blood will be turned program building line Thursday with patches of night and the stub will for trict pay Her blood circulated through morning valley fog Little temperature over during the first half of the outfaU ' line to the from the low the device for six change High both days hours Friday first year of the biennium as line Nevada— Partly cloudy north portion and for another seven hours property $5039000 has already been Residents must sign up by and fair aouth portion Wednesday and 1 transferred t Thursday Little change In temperature Monday after she suffered 15 this receive to Jan price High Wednesday The physician said lt except 45 74 ex- relapse Moffat Mr said the rapid treme south low to date in that Failure except up by extrema aouth may have to be used again andTailuresign transfer of the building funds ' to connect as the Wyoming— Generally Wednesday was made possible by a contln- - Special to Thg Tribune outfaU lines passes the property and Wadneaday night Thursday partly level of tax collections cloudy with a few anow flurrlea by evewill necessitate the property FARMINGTON —Annual uing high ning Warmer east of Continental Divide transfer and the by the Legists Wednesday and Wednesday night and Police Action the for stub line owner paying school census report of Davis ture of a five million dollar welsoutheast Thursday High Wednesday conand road repairs the letter elsewhere gouthweat ' County District indicates i fare reserve fund to the general Seminary— Fair weather prevailed tinued over the Intermountain Region Tuesday of pupil and fund except for local low clouds or fog In y Trustees Figure Sewer Fees In Hunter ranger Area -- - fi Fund Status r n ’ ’ ap-pro- 45-6- 5 S 33-4- 5 13-3- 3 - Census Indicates Rise in Davis I 45-8- 5 14-3-4 Pupil Population 35-4- 5 -- 30-4- 0 40-5- 0 Day’s Crimes In Review steady-incre- omi valleya Afternoon temperatures over the region werg on the cool aide on but thg mercury climbed to near-8the southern California coast A blast of Arctic atr moving down the east aide of the Rockies dropped temperatures 25 to 36 degree! over Montana eastern The Wyoming and eagtern Colorado The following ia a summary cold northerly wtndi reached New Mexico in the evening stirring up cloudg of of crimes reported to police durdust on the eastern plains 0 S REPORT Here is a summary of traffic period ended accidents reported Tuesday In 5 pm Salt Lake City VsadalUtB— Call's Supermarket - 434 lt:Tt m— F7th South ntf Highland 9th West reported vandals struck Driv-rg- : ing the Tuesday at r isir window rifle at the establishment with pellets Mrs Wilms Reed 631 W 8rd North reported vandals dumped ' trash pit her front lawn BarrUr?— Mrs Carl J Johnson 1324 S 8th Weat reported theft of 85 50 hr burglars Watson Warehouse Transfer Co 340 S 4th West reported burglary and loss of a lift lark valued at $70 E' Lapopulations mar Parkin director ot pupil personnel said Tuesday The enumeration conducted between Sdpt 15 and Oct 30 reveals that 24993 children residing in the district had not reached the age of 18 as of Oct 3L Total number of school-agchildren as of Oct 31 was 44 304 Including 7476 boys and 7 028 girls Preschool age chit dren totaled 10489 Including 5 462 boys and 5027 girls The number of school-agchildren actually enrolled In school was 14137 The figure compares with 12903 enrolled during the same period In 1956 pre-scho- ACCIDENT Et Two utomobll Valdboon 34 1805 George Howard South i Dvld A 4150 Ln Lincoln Dr (1100 r ase e ‘Littering’ Costs Salt Laker §10 Eplflno Archuletta 52 427 E 5th South was fined $10 and sentenced to two days in jail Tuesday when he pleaded guilty ' in police court to “littering streets— 44 1601 Mllleieek Wr 3636 875 No Injuries City Judge Marcellus K Snow South! Damage th North m — llrd Weat and 7:45 ordered the Jail sentence sus Two autog Dnverg: Charle Raymond McCarver 52 770 Sprlnghill Dri Du-an- a pended on payment of the fine 22 1383rd Avt DamJ Shultx No Injurte e age! 8150 — reLeslie Market 406 £ Broadway 9:18 a m 7th Eat and Downlngton ported burglary and loss of cigarettes beer pennies and cider loss valued at Ave (1825 South) Two auto18 Driver: 625 2nd Keith David Thompaon Whittier Ward Chapeh Church $172 Paul Eugen Harracher Jr 33 f Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints Fat: The National Order of Trench 8545 No EaaL 16054th Damage: 1515 2nd East reported burglary but Rats no loss Earl ROoaevelt Oreen 47 I 1st iU Dugout 279 and the Fra i a w— 7th South and Navajo St West reported burglary of his apartternal Order of the Disabled Drlvera: Melment and lota of a portable radio (1340 Weat) Two tnicki vin Wuidle Herrin 30 1471 Waaatch American Veterans will meet valued at $30 83 2°22 I Hubert Brent Chapman Lareeny— Mrs Milton Palmer 1336 8 Ave 1200 Damaie: St Eaati for Christmas dinner Saturday Windsor (S60 8th West reported theft of two hub injuriesm—-118 pm in Temple Square Hocaps fishing tackle and tools Modern No11:56 S Weat Temple a to The Tribune Special Upholstery 325 N 2nd West reported Drlvera: autoa Joseph Hyrum to - Reynaldo according theft of two chsiri'snd pillows valued Two and tel Scofield 63 248 W 4th North) Jowell SUGAR HOUSE-Din- ner at $165 Wayne Mayo 560 Colorado Judson Dowell 59 1635 Harvard Ave Rodent Golden Syme 1340 West) reported theft of a St i 110 South) Damage: 8175 No Inprogram will feature the 5 wallet containing Jack DIUey 783 Maurice Dr( reported theft of tools juries 8 m— 7th South and Main Two Christmas party of the Sugar Howard Allen 2285 7th Sast reported autoa Drtvarg! Norbert Frank Lopex House Rotary Club Wednesday theft of two tires Grand Central Mar- 16 Midvale: Ronald Hanaen 30 2HOl ket 105 N Main reported theft of cig- Delaa Dr (3880 South) Damage: 966 at "7 pm at the Ft Douglas Neil Christensen arettes and candy No Injuria to Nelsen 538 Elisabeth St U140 East) reported — Beck St OvarpaaS (840 Clubhouse according 1:19 theft of hub caps Mrs DeWayne Weat 1 9 aTwo autoa Drivers: Donald R Bank president who said the Smoot 657 Green St 640 Easti reax Price 29 Sandy leg laceration: ported theft of 15 gallons of gasoline Allied Pederaon 33 Bountiful Proper- party will replace the regular Mrs Lyle Chrltchisid Oakley Idaho ty damage: 82 1 50 Thursday meeting Special to The Tribune reported theft of two hub caps g m— 2nd South and 2nd Fast ' Tnick4uto Drlvera: William Lee Kirk 71 Kearns Arthur Sehoen 43 Murray pump for an overdose Damage: 8150 No Injuries 414 pm—21 W Andrew - Ave (1515 of aspirin was called into play-TucsdDriver- WlUiam A South) Auto-truc- k when Kirk Myers Registration will be conducted Self 68 1634 S Weat Temple Robert 2380 Farl Nocby 38 3686 Bishop Kt 9 from 'and d son of Mr and Friday Thursday No injuries West) Damage: $200 176 Social Hall Mrs John F Myers 94 S 4:97 am— 11th Ave and D St f350 am to 4 pm BenWalter ' autoa Two Eaati Driver: The Upper - Colorado River jamin Conk 65 322 University St (1740 Ave for a cancer symptom Main Farmington got hold of -75 27 18 Decker Weat 18 Brent Eaati Dec clinic to be conducted Commission will meet Dec J9 a bottle of the tablets Fvergreen Ave 3425 South) Damage: at that address Jy the Utah and 20 ln Cheyenne Wyo 6500 No Injuria The child ill with a tonsil 2nd South 8:19 g m— 4th East and SoUtah will be represented by Two ailment and allergic to aspirin autoa Drlvera: Edgar Joseph Urry Division American Cancer 1114 E 17th South: Robert Ben and the Salt Lake County tablets has been under treatGov George O Clyde member 79 Steele 49 2538 E 3020 South Damage: ciety Medical Society R ment with a special liquid n commission of the Injuries Jay Bing- $855:1$Noa m— South and Slate Three formula The bottle of ham director of the Utah Water autoa Drivers-6th Charles Henry Spring medicine was placed on a meyer 39 288 Mt View Dr (4088 and Power Board and Wayne D South i Mower Evana 32 Barbara dresser by Mrs Myers while Crlddle state engineer 7652 2325 Eaat: Llovd Bertram Gray No Inluriea 52 Lehi Damage she went to tend a second ailM McBride Gilbert patrolThe commission is expected 8:49 pm— 1850 S$630 State Two autoa dee not available fifth-gradIn Accident the report man to make plans for seeking approing youngster police JtJ BJn— J600 SRayStateHayThree19 autoa Kirk grabbed -- the: bottler 1040 partment offered his resignation priation for the Upper Colorado Drivers Norman 1356 Ave Routhli Adolph swallowed Its contents and the Commission TuesRiver project from the next ses- California Severln Otar ran' 67 63 E Oakland Ave to the City with the stomach was session J6 William Harold Baxter day effective sion of Congress and discuss a 2475 South 76 1324 E 3830 South Damage: 6800 in ordtV was ’pump Information accepted No Injuries program public Doiuwltx Trench Rats to Dine Plans Yule Party tiEnE (311(3317 W-Vt- R J4 Just turn to the Gift Suggestions column’ in the classified advertising pages of todas paper -- nrr r APPLIANCE CO 1 HI Edit 3rd South IOEXOE Dial DJ - you solve your Christmas shopping problems You'll save money shopping the classified - Parley lo Discuss Plan Cancer Signing Upper Colorado Patrolman Quits Job " Sl iooo! - 'x i a FARMINGTO There you'll find many useful suggestions to help pages Pump Saves Tot In Aspirin Bout - tcc V It m i r |