Show it i ni t Salt lake Tribune Sundaj July 17 1955' The 4B Officers Seek New Slant On SL Murder Probe METROPOLITAN AREA BRIEFS j Jaycee ‘Goes Up the Pole’ for Riverton Special to The Tribune RIVERTON— Adelbert (Del) Shomaker lit x eraliy ’“went up the pole’ lor the newly formed Riverton Junior Changer of Commerce Saturday He scaled an steel flagpole to secure a brass ball at the peak and then painted part of the pole is on the way down The pole is on the site of a proposed city park and the large metal ball had been tied loosely before Shomaker was hoisted up to secure it Shomaker’s “high man on the totem pole” act waa the first community service sponsored by t the new Jaycee faSfy Midvale Speaker Special to The Tribune MIDVALE— Horace A Sorenson national president of the Sons of Utah Pioneers will be principal speaker Sunday at a sacrament service in Midvale First Ward chapel honoring the Mormon pioneers The program is being presented by the Clover Chapter Daughters of Utah Pioneers with Mrs Arthur Sjoblom as off the flag pole is the first In a series of park r spokesmen said After its charter is approved members plan an active civic campaign Gibbons A Reed Co has been awarded a contract by County Commission for construction of roadway on 3010 Blast from 7000 South to Knudson Corner Their low bid of $39663 80 was $5297 40 below the engineer’s ’ Kaiige Flashback Burns Housewife ‘ on a gas range resulted in burns to two fingers of a Salt Lake housewife who was cleaning her kitchen Saturday mornA “flashback1’ estimate Bound for Trial first-degre- e Mrs Maurine Bills 33 717 American Beauty Dr narrowly escaped more serious injury when the range “xploded” at 1151 am She told firemen she was cleaning the appliance when one of the range dials came loose Escaping gas apparently was ignited by the pilot light causing a flame to ahoot some three feet and burn Mrs Bills basement auditorium 1955 E Stratford Ave Wednesday at To Start Troop j i A new Boy Scout troop No 8 pm Maynard Hausel will be 240 will be installed in Reof the troop which scoutmaster Church’s deemer will be sponsored by Redeemer Church of the Missouri Synod Harold Case will be institutional representative and James Doolin will be Boy Scout committee chairman of the church The services Wednesday will be an investiture ceremony American Legion Tost No 2 will be represented to present an American flag to the troop according to the Rev Kenneth Lutheran 1 I Am NM UGEKD FA0 PARTLY CLOUD Yf r4' ! Taxai CLOUDY NE SN0WtMSj WARM PROMT promt: WIND COLD STATIC PROMT to' The fact that Jocelyn who occasionally went out into the yard to water the lawn without Seiltt MfH) MKM TIMS STATIC -- The weather forecast map for Sunday indicates scattered thundershower activity over much of the United States not much cooler temperatures in the Intermountain Area Happier Live with famous nam Clouds to Continue Today Cooler Tonight Dets From U S Weather Bureau Ths rest of ths country will be Partly rlnuriv skies ovrr a larcr part covered by relatively high pressure of the lntermountain Reiion — Including Utah— will continue Sunday Itut centered over the Upper Mlailiatpp! will begin to diaalpet Sunday Bight the central gulf roast City Judge J Patton Neeley and Monday ordered Mark Charles Osuna TIMPIRATURI CHART 20 Loa Angeles Calif hound over to Third District Court 530paiap mtor period ended Saturday when he waived preliminary Utah hearing on a charge of grand larceny Another charge of depriving an owner of possession of his automobile was ing “ Valley along and over the central plateau region However there will be a low prea-aur- e area over the Northern Rnrkle at The usual thermal low will be located over the far southwest Fair weather la forecast Sunday for an area from the Great Lakps west to ths central and northern plains states SI 0000 DISPLAY re- wearing her eyeglasses disappeared without the eyeglasses said Asst Chief Cahoon points to (he possibility that — if she did go away in an automobile — the trip was not planned She had intended to return home shortly A canvass of neighborhood residents has virtually eliminated the probability that Jocelyn left the vicinity of her home on foot She had to go somewhere Jocenoon until disconnected officers say lyn answered the telephone and Where? Why? in her conversation said nothing to those two quesAnswers of intentions to leave the house tions police believe might be The eall was completed be keys to their investigation i ioCu I LOS AKjdfliS RAIN Wins Contract group — SCATTERED SHOWERS chairman improvements scheduled by the Ethenathan fore Mrs Hickenlooper turned home at 12:17 pm B-- l have been seen by someone' if only briefly and not too clearly if she did nde away from her home id an automobile It is knpwn that Jocelyn was not walking' in the immediate vicinity of her residence at for close friends 1220 pm were parked in an automobile at a nearby corner and would have seen her Evidence that Jocelyn was inside the residence at an unspecified time between noon and 12:15 is indicated in the fact that a girl friend of Susan Hickenlooper’s called the home over a telephone line that was re banquet project “Topping great-grandfath- who was present at the 80-fo- ot group her about ' Continued from Page Eldridge’s story “One Who Served His Fellows" was Miss brand BEDROOM FURNITURE Scattered afternoon nnd evening shower nnd thunderstorms are predicted fer nenrlr all other aerttona of the country Now 10 to 25 off! It will continue warm In the Middle Atlantic slates but northerly winds will bring cooler weather to 'the midwest and the Tactile Northwest It will become warmer In the central plains states Little change In temperature Is expected else- w FURNITURE O OGDEN here BY AUTOMOBILE Ceramics Show Draws Crowds the WhoE $10000 display of ceramics Saturday attracted hundreds of A FAMILY'S “all in”! persons to the first annual hobby show of the Ceramic Arts Association of Utah Held at Andy’s Smorgasbord 3350 Highland Dr the show began with a luncheon and private showing and concluded with public viewing from 4 to 10 pm Throughout the afternoon and Heiniti pastor evening there were demonstrations of ceramic techniques It was estimated there were 4 some 500 pieces in the display Four authors were honored Including all types of ceramics For stories on pioneer life at the from porcelain through art summer banquet of the Sons of body There were lace figurines Utah Pioneers held recently at porcelain lamps planters the SUP Museum 3000 Connor dishes and many other items in Honor FAST— FAST— CAHIFUUT APPLIED HIGHLY St They were: James P Sharp for his story “A Bowl of Bread and Milk” Sarah O Moss for “The Log Cabin” Alma L Pot- ter “Alma Potter a Utah Plo-- j IT SKILLED SPECIALISTS lle fastest M(tkd known apply real Wrick to any typo of MiutrvctUn at tha lowest cait Wa can tarn yaur present Warn Inta a beautiful raal brick neer” LOOS DISNtYLAND CHANNIL 2 SUN 4:30-- 4 Intarmountoin PAK PM I Si W Commonwealth v a A FREI ESTIMATE! Co Home Over-Exc- cpt Foliee searched frantically all Saturday evening and Into the night when Salt Lake General Hospital authorities reported man — considered dangerous — had escaped that a from the psychiatric ward at the hospital Reports came in from many scattered areas of the city all of which were checked out by police Finally he was located He was sitting with his wife at home IN Quikbrik the exhibit Mrs Merle Peratis is president of the association Mrs Ruth Espedahl was general chairman of the exhibit with Mrs Dorothy Lyman was and Jeanlne Eldridge They Looked All homo Sit QUIKMK Authors OR LIT ” MiilM ilStMOM 1 ENJOY CANY0N-C00- L BREEZES ANYWHERE! Completely Portable Requires No Installation I Just Plug It In— Flip the Switch! Stop swoltoringl Enjoy refreshing cool air NOWI "Porta Cooler" is a superior CLIAN5IS AIK - Kamovas dust pellen - (’ - NO INSTALLATION Just In any alactrital outlet tf 95: sxpstced mini- Sett Like Cltv end vicinity— Partly cloudv Sunday forenoon becoming cloudy afternoon with thunderstorms Clearing Sunday night end fair Cooler Sunday night and Monday High Sunday 95 low 60 high Monday 85 Utah— Partly clouflv night and mornings cloudy with thunderstorm during afternoom and avaningi Sunday and Mondav except clearing northwest and Sunday continuing fair Monday Cooler northweal Sunday night and Mondav tligha Sunday night and to 95 Monday lows 55 to 65 Afternoon windi south 35 in western valley light variable east except gualv and changing gt times during thunderstorms Minimum relative humidity 25 per rent Southern Idahe— Partly cloudy with a few thunderahowera mostly during afternoon and evening partly mostly sunny cloudy Sunday night Mondav with onlv isolated afternoon in mountain thunderitorm activity Cooler Sunday Highs both dav 16 to 66 lows 50 to 60 Locally strong southwest wind Nevada— Fair Sunday and Monday except chance of few afternoon thunderstorm over the extreme north poition Slightly roolvi north and central por 84 to 04 event lion Sundav High 50 to 103 to 110 extieme south low 60 except 10 lo 80 extreme south MonWyemine— Moatlv fair Sunday with scattered day parllv cloudv and thunderstorms mostly showers mountains and west of the Divide Warmer southeast corner Sunday turning cooler west of Divide and north High mostly in the 90s portion Monday cloudiness Summary — Considerable prevailed over the lntermounUin Rewith widely scattered gion Saturday afternoon and evening thundershower reported Due to Increased ctoud rover over northern litah and southern Idaho temperatures were a tew degrees lower than Friday but maximum temperatures at most stations In the region still crowded into the upper 90s or lower 100 It reached 98 at Salt Lake Cltv 93 at Provo 91 at Ogden and 1W Elko Nev had 98 las at llankavtll Vega 109 Rotao 104 and Pocatello Idaho 91 Although the thunderstorm activity waa general throuahout the area precipitation amounts were light and spotty Mon-da- Sun-da- New York Times Sen Ice NEW YORK July 16 — Consider- onlyS§©95complete! 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