| Show Irlic"11"Ir"k A''' 'I — —1 - — — - -- - - - ' -- -- - ''" ' 4" viatialt - glbe Local News L- sEcrioN B ' ' fhlt galif Ztibunt SALT LAKE crry UTAH SUNDAY MORNING (Us Pals 'med Service to Ta A M-1- it Slice - PAGE ONE JUNE 7 1953 BAI Modem :Hat Span Rills With Truck e - - 7 - ra s' 1- 116 es- ' t: ' I) P te ' ' ( :t4t I ' :k — t'el k' —1 f ' 1 - i I : Trailer Equipment Drop 50 Feet To San Juan River ' t no Tribune - - 4 careers ' This wu the indication Saturday as seniors at both univer-- -3? allies awaited the highlights of their final week of college Baccalaureate services are scheduled for Sunday evening l at both the University of Utah and Brigham Young Univer t atty Commencement exercises will be conducted Monday B Y U and Tuesday at the U of U g Approximately 1000 will receive degrees from the Univer sky of Utah at commencement exercises Tuesday at ''t pm Stadium Bowl I lin 15 to Win s :'- - 4 : major employer of men who will receive degrees front the University of Utah and Brigham Young University next' week will be the U S armed services f Some graduates will receive comminions others' 'WM: be ' drafted speedily and still others will enlist to get their military bitch out of the way before trying to settle down to civilian 4 ' I Iat v ' ! - tr I -- 4 : s A - SPelart - ' rt ' V 2 - -- 1 0-- U of IL BYU Plan Agenda Of Class Commencement "-- " 4- - '' 41 - ' ' ' Rad loin' Log : P 4 MEXICAN HAT San Juan The old stupension County 4 bridge spanning San Juan River 4 here collapsed Friday night and I! 1 dropped Mons of truck trailer and oil equipment 80 feet into ' the river Driver of the Outfit Commissions swam to safety Of this number about 700 are men and of thawed win receive commissions An sti Driver Bill Weiginaa was lin4 mated 75 will be immediately roViti04PrAVA40trettlgttfi!orqtotts4wattItt:0 anjuied- when his truck foil td i ' ! 0 i t riveri into the subject to the draft ' Herald Carlaton head of the 1 1 Utah Highway 47 which I r: 1t f placement bureau and veteran pasaes through the southeast 4' ) I estimates that 200 corner of the state wu closed t State load Comnilealow Salt Lake City and Utah Power and because of the accident and This section ef U S do idol Foothill Dr presented a somewhat i4 to 223 of the men graduates al-- il I 4 ' ' dismal picture at duo& each night Dui that was before the Utah Was ready have filled their military t Light Co got together on an altranodent !Wet lighting plan traffic was being rerouted Sat William John Balmer — ' ( 1 v4U firm Lake and be Salt stint to la more 100 take to than milei partaar ready 2 urday f'i permanent jobs the east or west of the bridge t t ' : The civilian demand he re-- If i i Nearest Crossings ' as as is been ' it hu good ported t4 Nearest crossings on the river' !1 any time since World War 11 i' iC i are at Navaho Bridge Marble especially for scientists and en- - -: 180 west miles 0 ' It Canyon Aria There is also a t timers large k by river and at Shiprock N M ' demand for teachers f': :' i4 ' 120 miles east ' The big crop of R 0 T C 11Y-4-'' ''' The bridge was an important graduates will start next year k:'t link to the uranium mines in as the heavy influx into these C 1 " ':1 Monument Valley area and units did not start until 1950-5Special to The Tribum i':i ' about 10 or 12 ore trucks WENDOVER—A At Brigham Young tiniver i s prominent "V I at that tossed river the I daily sity 616 will receive Bachelor s 3 ' V t point Flow of uranium ore will Salt Lake businessman died in degrees and 43 Master's degrees ' 1 not be stopped however since a Tooele hospital and his wife at commencement exercises 'i'i: In recent weeks it has been was in "poor" condition SaturMonday at 8:30 cm in the Field : hauled cut of Shiprock for a day after the autoinobile in House Of the group 404 are a proposed proces- which they were riding over- men and 255 women at stockpile i 'ss'''40?'''' turned early Saturday on U S 77sing milt 11 en ' List Only 4 t Highway 4040 20 miles east of Carryiag Pump Because the Air Force -- here - -- The truck was tarrying an oil ' utdt at the university is Meld '' Victims of tbe accident were ROTC well pump from Kayenta Ariz 111 in its second yes only nine of trenNUbellutabIL Itiettatkto kospitido John Mr William Mrs 7 and I on the Navaho Reservation to the graduates will receive tomBalser 870 E Ith South Salt missions ' emery County 1 ' ri'f'49 died i' Mr Balser Lake City The water was about nine feet are transfers from other They 6 deep where the truck plunged t universities The full I from the bridge t class will not be graduROTC Toll Traffic Linden Flack resident engiated until two years hence An Utah neer for District No 4 tUtah unknown number of the men State Road Commission said To June 7 1953 t 79 ' be srnie however' 92 graduates I i collapse of the bridge cut off To June 7 1952 dusk and e or will to the draft night-timall north-sout- h And Ws is how the heavilpirwreled highway appeared after the expected to make the highway safer 248 subject highway travel 'All of 1952 in regular operation 157 standards now to the central portion of the lighting project had been empleted The new system of lights is driving A total of 'roost County swim to vigil Train' ' Tire 3 y It placement bureau' Navaho Reservation t 7 1953 4 which has not To June yet completed a rorwr VT Tgclit-ottruntruck To June 7 1952 Driver of the d 4 survt7 of the senior class stir —A Utah State POIOn inmate ' Mr Weigman was making his AU of 1952 7 mated that 73 1 per cent either committed- - to the Utak State -first trip over the route and t Provo lad 11arche' 41 KNOW have or accepted employment was unfamiliar will the bridge 916 cm are committed to some other etcaPed early t 'MOM at Tooele at Scurdat Hospital His truck was registered in tot Mn Balser 36 is listed in activity after graduation Farmington N M The escapee — described as I ': I 1r r Jobs le No effort had been made Sat- "poor" condition with a fracAccept ) officials "dangerous" inby prison the units to put into actual urday to salvage the' truck and tured left arm and possible The stalémate between six Spatial to Ito Wilma Of this group 60 per cent —was Nubern lt Keith 44 for 1 A F L building trade unions CAMP W G WILLIAMS- - practice the material they have equipment from the river bot- ternal injuries have accepted jobs 20per cent marly of Alabama Re was corn" 't Tooele County Sheriff Jray been learning during their tom Reveille taps chow cap Ube New lights — three miles of and the Intermountitin will continue graduate studies mitted to the 'priors April 114' ' Sherfif Gillette drill Deputy General meetings call and—best of all—pay tall weekly at B Y U or other Universities 1950 on second degree burglary them — shone along the east Branch Associated B Russell Wendover who inContractors continued Satur- will regulate the lives of more The artillery units will hold 10 Per cent (women) contents charges from Weber Countyt bench sector of IL S 40 Satur vestigated said the Balser' vee apparent than 1500 officerl and men oI firing practice on June 10 11 day with Keith was transferred te marriage' 0 per - cent in plate hick was westbound on U S tend to day night after city state and chance for a break in the the Utah National Guard for 15 10 17 and 10 Some of these enter service military for treatment March1 4 0 when it rolled over shortly and 1 problems will be overnight and the next 15 day& power company officials figura- work stoppage until the midi :! per cent will go on mis- - Keith reportedly cut the bars one is as on rated will what be after switch" the "threw midnight operdle of next week' These officers and men from tively dohs for the Church of Jesus in bis cell and climbed dowd a ranges in of the best of member was Mr Balser a t 2 artillery Commissioner f Earl J 38 units of the National Guard the United States ating the final section of 157 Christ of Latterday Saints rope madei of sheet to escape Acacia Lodge No 17 P and i from as far north as Smithfield mercury vapor lamp standards Ruddy of the Federal Medif Thirty-fiv- e The notified of wu about the per- cent prison A M Utah Consistory No 1 ' To RuildPridges The section involved is the ation and Conciliation Serv- Cache County to as far south as 0 ' 1 ' : Drip drop droops :' men veter- - 5stretch between 13th East and ice said his next move would St George will be participating 'The engineer nits will move That's the conjugation of the Scottish Rite and a member ans graduates are war brown bib' Those who have not yet as-- - 'sit escapee' has F4'' Hampstead Rd be dependent upon the reac In their annual summer en- to the Jordan River where they verb "weather" for the week of El Kalab Shrine Temple - blue eyes ruddy complexion deliberare eepted employment ' a certified was also He pubpermanent-typ- e ill both build so action end show Mayor Elrl J tion of union memberships to campment at Camp W G Actually (Verbs i lic accountant and a partner in ately taking their time to find stands 6 feet tall and weighs and temporary bridges across does the weather) Glade State Highway Com- offers made Friday by the Hams Jordan Narrows the "right" job about 183 pounds He has a the water They also will en(I' i mission chairman D FL Whit- contractors Considerable cloudiness with Lincoln G Kelly and Co Start Arriving Today large gunshot wound on hie U el U Highlight A native of Utah Mr Balser R B Douglas A FL repretenburg and James C- LittleIa Advance detachments have gage in road construction and showers or thundershowers Sunwhich bleep right exercises field Salt Lake division man- sentative said the next move been at the Highlights of the University partial paralysis 01 that arm s s day and Monday decreasing was born ip Mercur Tooele tamp since Thurs- Old ager Utah Power and Light Co was up to Commissioner day preparing for the group One of the first items of Monday Is the report from the County on May 22 1904 He at- of Utah commencement week Ha also is miming the little k School and will be the baccalaureate serv- found the $80000 highway light- Ruddy k 1 a which will start arriving Sun- business Sunday will be issu- U S Weather Bureau station tended West High finger en his right band ice Sunda at 7:30 P-at Salt Lake Municipal Airport Columbia University N Y in St ing project so modern there was Contractors m e as while day at 8 am This detachment— ance of field equipment was Bluff He Pine horn in Survivors include his Widow dium Bowl with Rabbi Adolph no switch to throw bulldozers were waiting for union nego- consisting of 15 officers and Temperatures bekiiv seasonal artillery Ark to tka prison t Instead 11B laine Prisbrey iiators to present the em- 50 the sermon recordsaccording — has been pieces and other large items normals will stay about the his mother Mrs John Balser Fink delivering men enlisted em' two are housed 'here between same ' except In Nevada where both of Salt Lake City youthful power company "Ego rind Alter" reception of i ployer offer to the memberbiting out parking areas chlor- that 1 ploye climbed a 304t truck lad- ship water system and summer camps These will be a decline to within three de- brothers H L Balser Salt Lake President and Mrs A Ray 01- the inating Footand 13th South W near Balser San Otto is of to and in der addition tor Claill and City grees freezing predicted the the equipment pin the of all facilities I vaduating testing Francisco hill Dr to activate an electric for Sunday night the units bring their families at the Olpin real- camp i ' dance 1259 L South Temple 1 eye Hereafter the automatic Promising food "fit for a rM'WVromvt A4owtev V4?4ftvrokwWwfoolomaytomptsmmmemn 1' I device will switch on the 20000 to 6 3 from senior :' : kilID Sunday pm king" a supply detachment of f! f lumen lighting system's blue-whit-e class breaktaat Monday noon in 4 one officer and four enlisted darkwhenever lamps 6 commenceWASHINGTON Union June the I!: I Buildingt food men has been bringing in i ness sets in ent-Tuesday at 7 pm in Sta A new Interior Department reThe 1953 push against the supplies from Rill Air Force -- -4 Mr Litnefield reporting that t dium Bowl with Secretary of port on the proposed was of fireworks use To hauled have Base date Illegal they the installation costs were met launched Agriculture Ezra Taft Benson Colorado River reclamation deofficially by police In more than 20 tons of staples by the utility company said delivering the address "Be Not velopment program may be Saturday with the arrest of two and will draw perishables three power bills would be Deceived" and the Alumni laid before Congreu at this ft of confiscation k and the the times week a camp during shared by the city and youths Assn i supper dance for the session fireworks a small quantity of Cooks End Training state ( Just when It will be ready the corn following graduates officers Patrol Radio reports of k This food will be turned over The newly lighted sectionwas still a question Saturday mencement service 1 two at to U S 40 extends along Foothill ed that through the the individual units cooks i recesses If In U July Y B At the baccalaureate Curly" cleared up a The cooks have Dr and Wasatch Dr sectors of rests they had for t— sermon will be delivered by to- - come beck later In the fall received beenpreparation a school cont the route from lith East at 5th series of 'complaints attending not be it until then may reedy G Marion of member week the last Romney ponce during Foothill by at South food 13th to a Sixth ducted South Army I'd! by the Council of Twelve Apostles But if Congreu should decide ' i from north bench residents i service team Dr 1 tr' ' ' Church of Jesus Christ of let-- to adjourn until next year it is ' I'' 'fis This year's attendance will ter-da- y Saints Sunday at 7:30 indicated an effort might be made to submit before it represent a sizable increase quit' 464' pm in the Field House over that of last year Reason I 1:4!: ung urns t ' ' One report by the department for this is the reorganizing of 1$:I '''''7' 15 units since June 1952 tO outlining the feasibility of 'the 4'10' multi-purpowho active entered place those huge itli:i' project was 7 $ sent to Congress by former In j seemed to suddenly leap out military service in 1950 and Special to The Tribune I tenor Secretary Oscar L amp I from under the pitching 19511 These units are called 1'man "bora" before he leftot-the 'National Guard of the pANGurrcn Garfield both into the pair - r --14:'' Mr water ' waters 4' County—Utah's fishing flee in January ' ' q 1 Clements who could not swim United States e ?tN 4 ' claimea their first victim of the Assistant Plan was Saturday Intensive Ak and boat The to Woyk the t r iti Surety' ) Vtah's of bao University P "iiie 1953 season Saturday less than clung Fred G' AandaM ' For many of the men it will '4' 4'''' i tIpicked up within a few min calaureate services Sunday will of Interior ' 1 '' 1 '1:V' '''' Dea " told eight hours after the season utes Interior the 'C) ' reporter be the first full-tim- e military ::::::::::'k ' Nev be conducted in the fieldhouse tec:W7S 11' 'I ) opened when a Pioche partment is preparing a new Mr Wright said to know how training therhave experienced '" ' !!'414tt in ''1 ' Vk i ') Panguitch i drowned ! instead of Ir the ran ' stadium y: y if it report to N41 to to was unable r make it 1 They will receive one days pay 1 Lake The program outlined by 1 s' et At' k should rein officials announced 4 p the boat and drowned The for each day at camp Pay day 4 --- '6 ' '''' i '' S called Wright body was recovered about has been an for The victim Joseph Chapman Initial 1°' ' i 30 as Saturday June designated at e7sm '' '3 I residing 47 Pioche i recently program development for iv-- tee The procession will begin t4 will be '' t tl‘ ' Castleton Nev was drowned was intesti- abouTlite thenetirseamtre atanshiug the per 7 pm and the bac- Upper Colorado that would cod -- 1 at The drowning Sunday i - 1 -'belwOn-°°- 0 ' and luumwhlr°' Saturday at 1 pm while fish- gated by County Attorney sonnet was on active duty tt i calaureate senice is scheduled f ' ''" a 117u—ce in f one-ba: a light two bdlion with !dol and companion 1 f for 730 pm ing Parker Justice of the will provide an opportunity for i ‘ Tr—n-boat on the lake near here ty Also if it should rain U of U lull Peace Harry DeLong and Game It would- Include ' a' ntmtbeg A Mr Wright was fishing with Warden Frank Galley ' Pres A Ray Olpin's reception 1 Jack Clements Caliente Nev will be held from 3 to (1 pm in of big water store133M hydro- Officials were attempting to Notes Bike Theft i ' ' A value of $80 was placed on boat with contact relatives of Mr Wright In a light canoe-lik- e $ r the university Union Bldg electric power producing dams "" ' ' ' ' motor Saturday night the bicycle which Leland a heavy rather than at his resident in 'Arizona Colorado New lieu' 1 i: when the mishap occurred 1259 E South Temple where ico Utah and Wyoming' along ':T:" Mr Wright is survived by his Atkins 1452 Wasatch Ave Satt i: ' 155-mOf with a G check for in Don howitzer au Ste I told i'Icors' been Paul Veda had is Mrs urdaY widow It scheduled if preparation Cornaby supervises the weather Participating' police Wright Witnesses said Mr Wright - 'land krigatiorrimits -- - - - - t stolen from him at Jordan Park H Andentoit kit and CpL Nato Beath I tiring daring National Gaud encampment is favorable alarted the motor and the boat Pioche and three children ilood-awolle- n 1 '- - 1' N 1 er ' Husband Dies Wife 'Poor' After Mishap ' t ' ' 4 A 1 '- ') 1 I ' ' i '!' - $- ' — - first :' A 4 11 PHioti' Ifithitte Fke:s Froni State IlóOital k -- ft 'Eye' ActiiTates East Bench MOVE WAITS UNIONti AGC IN MIDWEEK Light Proj ect d ' Guardsmen Fall In Today For Annual Training '7 f ad Weather Outlook: Keep Umbrella On Hand Days little If the-hospit- : 40-5- 1 - kr: t -- 1 haused IF: W d‘ ri lorado un S m dy Roundup Begins On Fireworks — 0 unm- :i 4 pert -- ' - A ' Nevada Fisherman Drowns In Panguitch Lake Mishap ' '""' Rain May Force Baccalaureate: i: ::‘--- 111 ' se ili - In U Field House e ' - A — v- - 1 N 1 : - ': - 1 ' - ) i4 A 4 '' - i 4 ?"- t -- - - "- --4 'i :f ll & I ) ' i 1 - it t I m -- - 4' - 4? - ? 6 A ' - " ' 8 - ' r- '' 'r 4' ' -- ' '' I I 1 N r - 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