Show - - 2 - '' - - f ' J ' I I" THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Monday November 16 1953 10 A -- c) -- - - s- -- '1E'gr ciy ' fr 9'17 aAs- - 1 1 re I 004monnwgRopoMOMPOPPWAINAWN r -' - i-t- k evo!eletrok-Iwo- r - ' ltt": I '' 1 4 'Ito ' ' - 41 EME ' I I - i Men' Bar an - - 'Assn '" eon NI sNewhe i - 9 '' 1 - 1 ' i - i -if -- of f-- -- - - ' ' ' '''' II' - - -- x r 1- - I N ' - : ' ' '''- ''' 1' ' -- - ' ': 074— 14 '' ' ' - 44 k) -f-- ' t t' ' ' - : :' :AV 4 ' :' '' - ' N' !t ':1 A panoramic view of the destruction at Legion shows a cam- plete ruin after flames swept all concessions and attractions '' - ' ci ' '''''' - ' — - there l Talbott Air Secretary Harold and Gen Nathan Twining Air Force chief of staff talked enthusiastically with reporters about progress they found in the Air Force program in Europe and North Africa Then reporters asked Talbott about a statement attributed to him at Madrid—and his later disclaimer of the statement-mu- ch" that atomic weapons would be available eventually at - the American bases to be built in Spain Both Secretary of State John Foster Dulles and &eretary of Defense Charles E Wilson subsequently said there were ' : nocsaunclhDPieelaneses- It — Talbott had a quick reply for reporters Sunday: "I can't talk to you about that at all I can't discuss it" Talbott said filso he knew of no final decision on construction of two proposed bases in Morocco When the two officials left ' Washington three "weeks ago they indicated the possibility that the United States might abandon plans for the last two of five American air bases in Morocco because of the Spanish Wise program I 1 ii t Million Inferno Leaves 815 Fire Kills Three In - Virginia " lit fit 1 40 ite II tir ' & IF ' ' Ghosts Frolic in Charred Lagoon Remains fun-fille- d n - I ( i 'i xisv t ' 1 Is t ‘ r ' 10011mik 4-t mast 1t- Sivill'61: IQ ' eiralatiott PAW ' foR 44 41- - ' i lating 4 SALT colds irritation -- - - p--- - 1 Iv ' - - ' 4 ON' -A -' ' - ” ' - e' - '"' ( - - I I - ME -s of t1e holocaust which-sthe Utah mark The pavilion was reduced to rubble scores of Lagoon's dance pavilion host famous bands biases savagely during height — COMELY PICKETS GIVE UP GAME I o' ile DETROIT Nov 15 best looking picket line ever to pound Detroit's pavemènts had vanished Sunday redAbout 20 hostesses heads brunettes and blondes walked out of a hall Saturday night and set up a picket line in protest of what they called "intolerable conditions" The "Intolerable conditions" mostly it seemed hinged on their being docked for being late and other minor rules violations The picket line attracted both police and masculine UP--- The taxi-danc- TIEL170011 i i ' I :!? 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Gato to the amusement cenarea a year and & half ago vention which begins Monday to blisteroind peel ter however were locked to prevent the curious from disSHADES OF ARTIE SHAW? turbing anything that may lead to the discfwery of the cause of the fire 'A complete investigation will 'probably begin Monday or Tues-the cause ' Ghosts played about the In the charcoal and rubbish that placed the race horse for di of buildings charred remains at Lagoon re- !saddened the eyes of the curi- thrills It had been damaged aythto deter: area were discernsort Sunday—ghosts of happy before but had been fire by ous and times for countrebuilt to provide excitement ible and only an occasional resort the constructed in For chunk of metal or structure Utahns less and laughs for thousands hint as to the original In the rubble of what was 1896 as a railroad park had by the fire was gave Undamaged i once a dance pavilion the grown to become one of Utah's the swimming pool and its housGreat blocks of concrete prostrains of many "name" bands most acclaimed fun spots Its ing—installed in 1910 and rethat had appeared there seemed history is colored with famous modeled in recent years at a truded at odd angles from the names and joyous times !rubble which once was the cost of $240000 hauntingly audible to silent ' dance pavilion An occasional Swimming Riding spectators Pool Undamaged scorched target or two jutted There had played the bands In the years since its construcDuring all of its history the from the remains nt a shooting of Henry Buue Tommy Dorsey tion by the late Simon limber- resort has been owned by the gallery and large pieces of maArtie Shaw Red Nichols Ray ger the resort had featured IIt is the nafamily Bamberger Anthony and many others to the everything to please and attract tion's oldest summer resort to chinery bore mute evidence of the roller coaster concession delight and pleasure of thou- patrons from swimming to horse be operated continuously by the sands racing same family Structures Leveled In recent years the resort has 'Farm Policy to Stay? Horseracing was the highlight 1925 when area in of that padSimilar memories been were operated under a lease to WASHINGTON Nov 15 (UP) evoked by the other gutted mutuel betting was legalized by Utah Amusement Co and its -Tr-avel-weary Rep Thomas Two manager Ranch Kimball structures—the funhouse the the State Legislature Abernethy wound up a coast-tocoag tour of farm areas by Although the structures may shooting gallery and the various years later the law was repealed and the track was con- be gone the memories of the concessions that Congress next year good times in them remain And will make "little or no change" Nearly six decades of an im- verted into a ranch The roller coaster now half the ghosts that haunted the In the current system of high portant phase in the lives of many citizens were contained destroyed and blackened re-- resort Sunday were happy ones fixed price supports : - -' 4 st Farm' ‘''Tragedy step-niec- --- re- they apy f Davis County were called to battle the blase which began shortly before midnight Wreckage at the resort still was I A F Chiefs Dodge Query on Europe ABomb Sites ILA Readies Lagoon in Smoking Rubble near Boss Ouster fire about that wAsmiNctoN the don't The Mr to the Nov 15 'e '401‘aowoolOsk44rVibilkOrit west of the midway Damage is estimated by owners to be In excess of hall a million dollars Fire f!ghters from throughout t 1QUIET HEAVE HO Force's two top officlots returning Sunday from an overseas inspection trip re- ported big improvement in the quality of American air power In Enrope but fused to talk about the possibility of stocking atomic bombs 'clio0unrtl - 1 i ' 1 ' - - IL a ‘ 1 41! 4' ' '''':' ' NflP ' ' i r -- ''''-' r't ' s a -- ' 1 '"- -' - '''- s - TING ir r Nob S YR I jp ' i 'ilt I r) i 1 - d 40 i fe ( 4 Ito s ko t7' 4 i It (Dips NstoiNt et 41C 0 UGH 4 -- 4 il 1 I ' - z t : i ol:'0" - -- -- 4 L |