Show fgsTizrTLrxxMTAxuttigjmirjrojUL-iLji- i t THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE TUESDAY MORNING 24 fcvvf MAY 8 1936 Court Upholds Leader Places Democracy Holds Parley Liquor Board Police Records Reveal Ample Water Beer Gardens As Real Educational Goal Quiz Believed Traffic Deaths for 1936 Held in Hills At Conclusion Nearly Double ’35 Period Report Says Murder Count President of U E A Stresses Need for Training Tony Christodulis Held Over After Initial Hearing Tony Christodulis 50 was to Third district court on a first degree murder charge Monday afternoon by City Judge Daniel Harrington Christodulis faces trial for his life before a jury for the slaying April ardine 27 19 of Richard Aimon at the Mill Creek Beer Gardens South street 1650 East Thirty-thir- d Withholds Surprise Although Ray Van Cott Jr chief deputy county attorney had announced he might place a surprise witness on the stand Monday morning he decided to withhold the testimony until the district court trial When the preliminary hearing resumed Monday morning after being in recess since Friday he tested the state’s case Defense Attorneys Karl V King and H H Halliday called seven witnesses in an effort to prove that Christodulis was not guilty of first Defense counsel degree murder Indicated the defendant was acting at the time Jardine In was shot to death Seven Testify Defense witnesses included Stanton L? Williams Cleo Walton Karl Sentker Earl Bath John Waddell Fred Hillstrom and Deputy Sheriff J L Hyland all of whom testified either tobeing at the beer garden shootjust before or just after the Their testimony indicated ing Christodulis had been involved in a series of arguments during the evening Called to the scene of the shooting investigators headed by Chief Deputy Sheriff George Beckstead found the body of Jardine crumbled in a doorway of the beer gardens Walter S Wallace said to have been a companion of Jardine and who resides at 1430 Fifth East street suffered a flesh woyuid in bis side He asgsertedly was wounded in the same melee in which Jardine was killed Revolver Found Christodulis was arrested a short time after the officers arrived His face bore evidence of a fight officers said it being bruised and bloody A revolver assertedly wielded by Christodulis was found a short distance from the scene of the shooting in an orchard The shells had been removed Deputy Beckstead reported he gained an admission from Christodulis that he fired the fatal shot although the defendant denied "remembering” the fracas when he was arrested The fatal shooting of Jardine brought to a head an investigation by the state liquor commission of charges that irregularities existed in tba method of applying for beer licenses E M Bagley and Henry O Moyle counsel for the commission launched & probe of the assertions the Monday following the shooting John Cashman proprietor ofthe Mill Creek Beer Gardens and Alex Kanes were arrested by Ben R Harries liquor commission inspector on charges of violating the liquor law Their arrest followed that of Christodulis bounci-ove- of Youth at S L Meet Urges Federal Aid Under State Control Expected to Appear Education and its relation to democracy constitute the greatest issue in a world crisis today Miss Agnes Samuelson Des Moines Iowa president of the National Education association told more than 500 Salt Lake City and other Utah school teachers and educators Monday afternoon in the West high school auditorium ‘‘If democracy depends upon popular education and a literate citizenry for its very existence then democracy must move faster in the direction ef equalization adult edu cation and removal of illiteracy" she said IVt Clouds Fail To Halt Rise Of Mercury Federal Ald C onThursday Investigation of alleged Irregularities connected with administration of state liquor laws by the Utah liquor control commission was believed to have been concluded Monday night by the commission’s board of inquiry Henry D Moyle a board member said the commission had examined all subpenaed witnesses and that no further witnesses were expected to appear when the board reconvenes Thursday By Thursday the board which also includes E M Bagley and Samuel C Powell of Ogden expects to receive the transcript of testimony taken during a week of hearings At that time the board is expected to frame a report aummariz ing the testimony received and prob ably Including a number of conclusions and recommendations During the hearings the board examined witnesses concerning many phases of liquor enforcement including allegations of graft in issuing beer licenses asserted attempts to install marble game monopolies In beer parlors and complaints against activities of liquor commission employes More than 40 witnesses have been examined including 10 heard Monday The board has decline to comment upon its disclosures preferring to submit a private report to the liquor commission which may make the investigation’s results public If it sees fit The inquiry was precipitated by rumors that state liquor laws were being Improperly ' administered Mr Moyle and Mr Bagley are counsel for the commission as well as members of the board of inquiry Mr Powell was appointed as an unbiased member Survey Shows Plenty of Moisture Left Despite Heavy Runoff Althiugh a tremendous volume of water has flowed down Utah’s mountain streams during the warm spell of the last few weeks there is still plenty of moisture stored in the high elevations according to a report released Monday by State Engineer T H Humpherys The recent flood waters which in some instances reached the highest point In years were caused by melting snows on theTower reaches At elevations of 8500 feet and over there has been some meltihg of snow but just enough to saturate the ground with water There is reason to believe therefore that in the latter part of lylay or early in June the streams will again be at high flood stage due to melting of snow in the mountain Whether the water at that tops time comes down In a rush will depend of course on the weather Waste Waters Most of the recent flood waters have flowed down into Great Salt lake and become from the standpoint of irrigators' waste waters In only two storage reservoirs— Utah lake ana -- Bear lake— has it been possible to store all the water the streams have brought Into them In the man-mareservoirs most ' of the water has been allowed to flow right through It has been necessary to save some space in them for the high waters expected later If the ' reservoirs were allowed to fill now there would be no “cushion” for the later floods Utah Lake On May 1 Utah lake held 194000 acre-feof water as compared at the same with 127000 acre-fedate last year and 211000 acre-fein 1933 The canals on the west side of the Jordan river have been drawing water from the lake for irrigation Those on the east side are not drawing lake water because of the supply from the small mountain streams The storage in Bear lake Since November 1 has been Increased by 173450 acre-feand the level of the lake has been raised 29 feet The lake Is at about the same elevation now as it was at this time last year From present Indications there will be enough water flowing in during the remainder of the season to raise it another' three N Samuelson classed federal v Heavily overcast skies failed 4 aid for education as “Inevitably the Monto hamper the mercury £ next step” necessary to provide eduday as it climbed to a maxicational equality for rural areas mum of 83 degrees a second children with special needs and consecutive day children of diverse races The minimum too was exShe pointed out that the N E A reMiss Agnet Qamuelson ceptionally high being now is working for a program aimed corded at 58 and as a conseto provide federal aid for educaquence the mean of 70 was tion under state and local adminis16 above normal tration without federal dictation as Despite the threat held in to spending of the school monies the heavy clouds no trace of Charles H Skidmore state suprecipitation was recorded of public instruction perintendent here Partly eloudy condiconducted the meeting Others on tions with little change in the the stand included Dr Hugh M warm temperatures Tuesday Woodward president of the Utah weather the were forecast by Education association J R Smith bureau vice president and B A Fowler Although it was sultry here Dr L John executive secretary local weather conditions proNuttall Jr superintendent of city iJen Casper Conrad Due vided a sharp contrast as schools and Dr J T Worlton Utah of with those compared director for the N E A in S L on Regulation Needles Cal where the merMiss Samuelson on a western 110 to soared cury degrees tour was met at St George Sunday Army Tour It was 100 at Phoenix and 98 by Mr Skidmore who accompanied at Yuma Temperatures above her on visits to Zion and Bryce na80 were recorded at Lander The annual inspection of Fort tional parks and conducted meetand Cheyenne Wyo Denver ings with teachers Monday at Douglas will be held Friday beginGrand Junction and Pueblo Pangnitch Richfield Ephraim Mt ning at 8:30 a m by Brigadier Colo Kansas City Mo MoPleasant and Provo General Casper Conrad temporary dena Utah and Omaha Neb Names Youth’s Needs commander of the Ninth corps In her message to educators Miss Samuelson pointed out three ssen-tia- ls area if American youth are to have General Conrad will arrive In the quality of education needed for Salt Lake City 'Thursday evening their requirements and the safe- accompanied by Colonel C L Sampson also of the Ninth corps area guard democracy: 1 The Proper school plants and stationed at San Francisco general who is commander of the equipment 2 A flexible and progressive Third division assumed the corps area command by reason of his curriculum ’ 3 Teachers sufficiently trained seniority on the retirement of Genwell-pai- d and safeguarded in their eral Paul B Malone last week to provide this equality of The Inspection will open with a President Grant Presides work review on the parade ground at education "What does youth ask’ she 8:30 a m Brigadier General WalOver Ceremony at queried "What shall we do about ter C Sweeney commandant of a home an education a vocation Fort Douglas and Colonel Walter Long Beach commander of the Arizona Meet Unanimous Fulton citizenship? How shall we learn Prisoner Nabbed by Salt Lake Police to Face to detect the true from the false in Thirty-eight- h infantry will conon Legislation Utah LOS ANGELES May 4 UP --Los propaganda? duct the visiting officers through feet Highway Robbery Charge What shall America’s answer be? the garrison on their Inspection of Angeles stake of the church was Bfear River Engineer Says 'utilities and Not the fascist nor the communist buildings divided and Long Beach stake creof in front arrested 12:30 was luncheon at 32 who a During April Bear river disthe socialistic as exemplified in Following Alvin Korth early Sunday ated at ceremonies yesterday at pot 184200 acre-fem at General Sweeney’s quarof water charged him had lured victinr an experiments across the water but after For the time in alleged robbery their hls' police headquarters first tended by President Heber J Grant the answer of into Great Salt lake and Weber is ters General Conrad and Colonel that democracy— from all western states have unanl there from Provo canyon Monday was released to authorities river discharged 221000 acre-feThe new stake with a - church what we are seeking Sampson will inspect the reserve tory Uni- mously agreed to aupport federal Wasatch county where he will be tried on charges of highway rob- into the lake Most of the rivers in the at officers’ membership of 3250 includes Long oorps "No more trairtlng Beach and Redondo Beach wards confronts us than that of problem versity of Utah the northern part- - of the state legislation calling for forest high- bery police reported extending the Los Angeles harbor district our educational reached their maximum flow about to meet two program the On way construction purchasing pretenseof It April 24 and are now slowly Huntington Beach Santa Ana and the needs of youth out of school’’ said police Monday by K C Wright chief en automobiles Korth Anaheim In some places flood dropping Miss Samuelson said it is com( gineer of the Utah road commiS' tricked Ross Coleman manager of water has caused property damage Name New President monly known that teachers are sion upon hlvVeturn from the Maximum flows of some of the lot at 120 South West John W Jones was named presi- underpaid “Just as teachers’ salannual convention of the Western a used car rivers were: Bear 6634 principal wife Coleman’s followed Mr aries street the so downturn Beach" of dent stake with Long Association of Highway Officials at Temple second-feBeaver 175 second-feand Clifford Madsen 20 of 354 Russell B Hodgeson and Dr C D should they follow the upturn now Phoenix Ariz Coal creek 170 second-feWest street and Bob Fifth North Jones was The price of living now is increas' Barnes as counselors Mr went n to the tonven-tio3700 second-feWright Weber and Principals Ogden Eighth West Teachers formerly bishop at Montpelier ing and If teachers are to provide County commissioners were rewith Preston G Peterson and Silver 21 of 962 South 6150 second-fee- t Fork 900 to Spanish a the quality of teaching America de- minded him lonely into street A driving Idaho by George Monday W D Hammond members of the second-feWill Be Guests of S L Leo J Muir remains president of mands they must now be better Fisher secretary of the state land Utah commission Mr Peterson Is spot in Provo canyon Saturday Available storage at the end of d Los Angeles stake with B M Jones paid” she asserted board that lands on president of the highway associa- night Civic Groups in some of the principal reserApril to is he there alleged taxes and John M Iverson as counselors cannot which are delinquent Arriving Explains Program tion voirs was as follows: Hyrum 13200 Madvictims four the held up They succeed L E McMurrin and She explained that the N E A be sold during the May tax sale The convention adopted a reso have acre-feOtter creek 19200 acre-fe- et talked Korth into Salt Lake City and county school R E Caldwell who retired because outside of its for obtaining The state land board has acquired lution calling for support of legis- sen poifcfc said program Twin Creek 600 acre-fewill and teachers Lake to Salt principals him drive back the area in which they reside re federal aid for education is eaving title to manj’ pieces of farm land lation now letting 37500 acre-fepending in congress in he turned Korth over to guests of the chamber of commerce Sevier Bridge cently was transferred to Hollywood problems of obtaining higher through default of the borrowers which there is an appropriation of City where Mrs Cole- and the Salt Lake City Council of Piute 33000 acre-feStrawberry and Mr officers on Officials Teachers state loans board stake when it was divided and Pasa- salaries for teachers The has been police $20000000 for construction of forScofield 700 acre-felargely in the man and Silver stranded in the Parents and Teachers at a recep' 28000 acre-fedena stake created hands of state education associa- advised by the attorney general that est roads and trails acre-feEcho 40000 4 tion and tea Friday from to and It need not pay taxes on such lands tions Mr Wright said the convention canyon hailed passing motorists p m in the chamber ' Formed In 192S Of Gfanite Schools East canyon 21500 acre-feof commerce t for that reason counties can- also adopted a set of standards and were taken to Provo Mr The Los Angeles stake was Miss Samuelson outlined the jits and Humpherys reported that irriThe robbery complaint which The program will be a feature of not sell the lands to recover the oost formed in 1923 with 3500 members cussion program for the N E A covering the design of highways in was drawn Give Farewell gation has been started in most secB Stan- the Teachers’ day observance taxes of by George up delinquent to the convention west be in held 1927 Portland It was divided in when HollyA moving picture “A Trip tions of the state and if rain does In his letter to county commisley Wasatch county attorney was wood stake was created Los Ange- Ore June 28 to July 3 The conthe Rockies by Rail” will not come soon all but the dry farmThrough said Mr Coleman an Mr sioners police Fisher by opinsigned quoted les will be Irrigating within two are located vention theme is to be "Education ion from Korth was returned to Heber by bshown Included will be pictures ers Officials of the Ghanite school at stake headquarters Attorney General Joseph WPA Told Huntington Park a Los Angeles Moving Forward” Mr of Mesa Verde National park and weeks and Eligibles cases Chez in were Sheriff which cited district and teachers and principals suburb Virgil upFraughton Highly pleased with scenic beauand home of Mr Muir presithe new James tunnel route Music joined Monday night in honoring Stanley ties of Utah Miss Samuelsoir'said holding this position will be furnished by the Evans SisTo Take Av F Bailey principal of the Irv- dent since 1927 The latest division she doubted Jobs Zoo Site Regular Change if there were a grander leaves 5000 members in Los Angeters orchestra the school at a at Granite party ing in canthe world les stake than sight Bryce Invitations have been Issued to all Cancels high school Mr Bailey will leave President Grant came here to yon viewed from Inspiration point Bridge Slated Study by oprincipals and 4gachers Governor All persons certified as eligible for early in the summer for Hawaii launch the church's drive to take at sunrise as she had seen it MonMrs H and Blood Mayor Henry where he will become president of A on P W are projects Lecture in Salt Lake employment S L Commssioners members off relief roils and make day More Americans should "disand Mrs E B Erwin officers of the the Hawaiian L D S mission expected to accept jobs with private them He will leave cover" southern Utah parks she Utah Congress of P-A members Speakers included Lorenzo Hatch to suitable when work employers said Miss Samuelson was a guest fh? home of the board of education governprincipal of the Granite high school tonight their and experience is Other church officials attending at the Hotel Utah ment and their wives Recalled suddenly on Monday to offeredtraining The city commission is expected Hulda Alquist a teacher at the Garat wages generally paid and Police Monday were seeking a Mrs officials Winifred P Ralls repre- Tuesday to consider a petition New York from the Pacific coast under conditions field school during the 12 years Mr were Melvin J Ballard and Dr for Tueslast who normally prevailwell dressed A of couple the council of East Widtsoe senting the chamber of commerce removal of the Hbgle Gardens zoo Ely Culbertson noted bridge ex ing in the community Bailey wsls principal C C Lem- John High Candidates stole from the assertedly day Mrs A Curtis R and of to cancel his forced has been to mon principal of the Whittier twelve apostles Presiding Bishop president pert Liberty park This policy of the WPA reiterjewelry store at 236 Salt Lake City Council of Parschool N H Webb principal of the Sylvester Q Cannon and Harold B The petition was presented last For Council Approved lecture in Balt Lake City 11scheduled ated Monday by Darrell J Green-we- ll South Main street a diamond wed- the Lee of Lake Salt ents are and Teachers the of in City president at for Lincoln school Philo T Farnsweek to Edward L Vetter secretary charge Monday night May state administrator in & letter ding ring valued at $150 Fourteen candidates for East Hotel Utah general arrangements They will be of the Salt Lake City zoo board It worth supervisor and Dr Calvin S Pioneer stake to district supervisors throughout the Detectives couple reported di council assisted Utah members and Anne Leonard Harris by Smith superintendent of the dishigh school Associated Girls' coun10000 signatures the state walked into the store debated with local school presidents as hostesses bore more than cil officers were declared eligible rector for the Pacific Coast Bridge trict G H Marchant principal of S L Mayor E B Erwin said Monday re- a salesman over a event the "In such of any person rings tray Garden Club Sets Monday by May K Baer council league and who was to be in charge fuses to accept suitable employment and the Oakwood school and president that Mr Vetter probably will outfinally selected one Not having of Mr Culbertson’s appearance of the Granite Principals’ associaline to the commission the reasons sponsor Burns Suffers Baby Mr offered to Greenwell him” said said of the full the they ring price Nominees eligible Included Mar here received the following wire “he tion sponsor of the affair presided the zoo board in addition to Show Date of why be of from Derrold Nuzman list out the and the may dropped get Spring they yould go Miss Virginia Ritchie offered readjorie Lyman Doris Lee Hansen from him Monday: the feels that the zoo petitioners certified son of Alta and Nttzman who eligible persons” Clyde money "I dreadfully regret but must Patricia Smith and Carolyn Kuhn ings and Mrs Margaret Marchant in an en reside In the rear of 552 West Fifth should be returned tn Liberty park The placed ring they lecture cancel solo a offered A Allen former presiDr projected soprano The Salt Lake Flower Garden president Barbara Eoud Margaret definitely velope and asked the salesman H J South street suffered first degree dent George Afton Ryberg of the Salt Lake Zoological Charlotte In Salt Lake City Am Urgently Five Drivers Booked to arm neck burns face left club will hold its spring showing Boehm and his re to their until Bodmer it keep am to New York and Swaner Martha Tanner Lois called flying been invited to defend turn Monday night when he fell on a society has May 16 and 17 it was decided Mdh' Wheatlake Aid Instruction On Betty Swertsfager Bev- today Whenever I come west again In the flatiron He was treated at the the present zoo location Charges Speeding looked Mr Bodmer day at the club meeting held at the Monday The petition asks that the zoo be erly Beck Elaine Christensen and you will have first lecture if you Newhouse hotel envelope and discovered a cheap emergency hospital and released to returned still want mfc” to Liberty park to make it For alleged violations of Salt Lake imitation to return Given to S L Group The club’s first spring excursion Mary Lou McGarry treasurer home hls Sale of tickets for the Culbertson more accessible to the public The ordinances five per' City will be launched at 7 a m Sunday speeding lecture started Monday morning sons Petitions Circulated petitioners complain that the presfrom the monument at Sugarhouse Monday were booked at police and Mra Harris announced that ent location Is too far from the A will be paid to the gardens of visit Nomination by petition for stu- money would be refunded to all headquarters Instruction in first aid and accias reported by desk city dent prevention was given to Salt Mrs Wallace Woolley In Cotton- dent body officers at West high buying tickets if they pall at the Their names were: Joe Smit' 22 ar sergeant school began Monday The petitions Lake City residenta Monday night wood place of purchase rested on Main street between ThirOutbreak Reported in the public safety building as the Mrs Louis- - O Dunn heads thp must contain at least 50 student teenth and Seventh South streets flower show for L A names committee d and announced nomination classes series of of a spon-airefirst Hugh Jack 24 arrested at E street Jackson will direct the excursion Rulo Anderson student body presi- Injunction Contempt Of Peacb Tree Pest by the W P A and Third avenue J W Shurtliff dent Under the instruction of Patrol- arrangements 30-Da- y deDemo“Americanize the nation the 52 at Term present arrested Third by North and Decrying inman Thomas W Dee flrrt aid Brings cratic administration Mrs WilSecond West streets Alma Hack porting the deportable aliens and structor for the Salt Lake City poAn outbreak of peach mosaic a E Evans of Glendale Cal 20 liam by adopting proper immigration meister at arrested South Fifth sentenced was by George Gerrard lice and fire departments the group member of the women's staff of laws Americanize the home by disease which is disastrous to peach W McKinney and Main streets and Carl B Tau-fDistrict Judger-Jame- s will meet for two weeks on Mon20 arrested at 1800 South State the Republican committee told dedicating ourselves to the good orchards has been reported In Monday to serve 30 days in the days Tuesdays and Wednesdays at -- members-of old American plan of living Grand county near Moab David F Repub7 pm county jail for contempt of a liquor street “The real battle for recovery Smith state commissioner of agrilican club that the "square deal” The instruction consists of the Injunction against the Dahlia Inn will begin when Franklin Delano culture said Monday program should be “Equalize 337 South State street He pleaded United States' bureau of mines Roosevelt leaves the White House Mr Smith is cooperating with the Americanize” Talks Stabilize Catholic Editor 25 to standard course and upon compleguilty contempt April All kinds and types of Crimea be a battle to recover U S department of agriculture on will at the club then It street an automobile rolled meeting alongSpeaking was who Gerrard Mrs Louise who those tion have attended reguTo St Mary Students at the Newhouse hotel Mrs our American system of govern- a program designed to prevent the side and forced the patrol wagon held in contempt of court by Judge have been brought to the attenlarly will be given ment and the faith of our fore- spread of the disease into the peach Evans said: "Equalize by cutting into the curb re 27 moved for a McKinney April safety council certificates Equip- tion of Salt Lake City police durThe Rev Francis Talbot S J down expenses and equalizing the fathers in economy thrift Indi- growing sections of central and "Give me that boy" commanded trial Monday on the ment is furnished by the police de- ing the past but Arguments was Monday vidual freedom and pay as you northern Utah It is thought the a very angry woman motion ’began but were continued newly appointed editor of "Amer budget the income and the outgo partment Moab infestation originated in nursCloward ica” the national Catholic Weekly That is balance the budget who reputedly can at noon until Wednesday go’" The W P A has extended an invi- their first experience with police Mrs Dana C Blayney and Mrs ery stock imported from Colorado knock a door In by merely sneer"Stabilira the currency the addressed students of the College tation to all those Interested in first patrol "hijackers” Back from 465 North West TemMr Smith explained that peach and Academy of monetary olicy and remove the Ernest L Smith were in charge ing at it wasted no time In handaid Plan School Concert dollar and of of a tea that followed the busi- mosaic Is extremely difficult to conple street rolled Black Marla ing the child over Anyhow the Monday in the school audi fear of a with Patrolman Wilbur Cloward ness session trol defying all efforts to kill It Inflation A concert will be presented at' torium His subject was “The Imboy had cried out "Mama” so It Council to Meet was alright “Americanize the home market At the business session Mrs off by chemical sprays About the police strong man at the wheel the East high school Tuesday morn portance of Catholicity in the ImThe United Veterans’ council will Beside him was a small boy who Orln Tugman was unopposed In only way it can be stamped out Next time said Cloward he will ing by the Brigham Young unlver pending Crisis” by shutting out foreign competimeet at 8 p m Wednesday at the had been reported lost Father Talbot was a guest at St tion with the laborer the farmer the balloting to succeed Mrs A T is to cut down the infested trees go after lost children in an ar sity symphony orchestra Richard As they neared South Temple Newbouse hotel mored car and the business man and burn them Condie will appear as a soloist Mary’s during his stay in Salt Lake Egan as president Miss Area Commander To Inspect Fort Douglas Troops self-defen- t With 14 deaths attributed to automobile accidents local police Monday released a report revealing Salt Lake City’s ignominious traffic record since the first of the year Police Statistician L F Bastow said that during the corresponding period in 1935 only eight deaths had been recorded In addition to fatalities 340 persons have been injured up until May 1 the officer said Some of these he asserted will be crippled for life The city’s record by months is as follows: January four deaths and 93 injured February three deaths and 95 injured March one death and 74 injured and April four deaths and 78 injured Already in May one death has been recorded and another person is reported near death in a local hos' pital The report reveals that of the 14 fatal accidents ten involved automobiles and pedestrians Two were collisions between two automobiles one was a crash between a street car bus andtfa motorcycle while the otheqcjh-volve- d a bicycle and street car L F Bastow That Salt Lake City streets are far more dangerous at night than in day was shown by the fact that of the 14 accidents 11 of them occurred in the normal hours of darkness from 6 p m until 6 a m Only three deaths were attributed to accidents which occurred in normal hours of daylight from 6 a m until 6 p m Of the 10 pedestrians killed six were over 60 years of age and three over 70 years of age The other four consist of woman a man a a girl and an girl The above data while not conclusive police say at least indicates that the entire stigma of blame should not be placed on the motorists The aged pedestrian with sight and hearing impaired is far more likely to walk out directly in front of an automobile than is a younger person The arrest record shows that in one case a motorist involved in a pedestrian death was arrested for involuntary manslaughter The case was dismissed at the preliminary hearing One other case has yet to come up for preliminary hearing Plans Changes Inspector of Police O B Record Monday announced that in an effort to curtail the mounting toll of accidents traffic officers would be concentrated on afternoon and night duty The change is scheduled to take place next Friday Inspector Record said Only three men are to be left in the office One will be a desk man and the others will be accident investigators This will leave all other traffic officers on the afternoon and night shifts when as the record shows most accidents occur No Additional Witnesses Church Officials Form New 5 -- LDS Western States Stake on Coast Unite on Forest Police Turn Holdup Suspect Roads Program Over to Wasatcli Authorities de et et et et et et ng Tea Scheduled T ax Sale Banned On State’s Lands For Educators et et et et et state-owne- et et -l- et et et et et Party Couple Sought Expert In Jewpl Theft i I I t ’ t in for T First Republican Woman Leader Decries Democrat Policies Mother i Hijacks ’ Her Son F rom S L Police 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