Show WWWWW10114011W1rfttp070t 10401 t ' 1 4c I - ) l'" t ' ' 1 ' '' - ' " s t - i '' t i C' ' ' ' 1 l'' NA 'P f t i toi- t ' I j s A s :t t ' 4 tk $ 4ft ' 4 1 ) 't i 't 4 - ' 1711 ' t ' ip-- oe 'Hottest Day of Year' Hits 92 Wednesday all-tim- all-tim- 68-ye- faiir ZItibultr eg7he 45111t Radio TV Log Page 24 SaltLake City Utah — Thursday Morning —May i '' rt - ' ' '4k-t lit ' ' N - : lt1 - 1 0''' '' — " Al I- fe: i 4 ' : - : li '' 4' f Decision Reverses Part of Decree By Court Court Tribune Staff Writer Murray civic organizations demanded Wednesday that the city comthe police demission completely partment and make full Jdisclosure of this matter" which "is of major concern" In petitions which originated with the Murray Chamber of Commerce the groups deplored the "lost prestige" of the department and asked attion by the commission to win back the confidence of Murray citizens in their police department Presidents of the five organizations signed the petition They were the Murray Chamber Murray Junior Chamber of Commerce Murray Junior Women's Club Ladies Civic Guild and and Professional Business the Murray 1Vomen's Club The petition said in part: It is disturbing to the citizenry of e I 1954 that the police department which Murray is under the control and direction of the Murray City Commission the members of said department being appointive officers should be found wanting negligent and willfully in violation of their responsibilities and oaths of office "It is feared that this matter is of major concern and that there is more involved than has been released for- - public ednstImption” Chamber spokesmen said the petition was drawn up alter three Murray policemen were discharged and one was charged with burglary and grand larceny His trial is pending Dr Bruce J Parsons chamber secretary said the groups want to see "the guilty punished and the innocent cleared of all sus- By George A Sorensen Second Section Freed Convict Will Fight Utah's Recall 1 Legal Parley Called As Former Felon 'Refuses to Return As Utah officials Wednesday mulled the question of extraditing him LeRoy Chapman— in still at Mayo Clinic in RochesSouthern Utah was settled ter Minn — declared he will Wednesday by a State Supreme fight his return to the Utah Court decree that upstream State Ptison "all the way-- users of the Sevier River's even if I have to go to the South Fork may build their pro-- I (U S) Supreme Court" picion" "The chamber wants everything cleared posed storage reservoir at the Freed at the turn of the year Hatch town damsite in Garup and is not out to get anyone" Dr Parsons' by Third District Judge Joseph field County declared G Jeppson to receive additional However the court declared Mayo treatment for a crippled downstream users (below the arm Chapman was ordered back into the custody of the prison Kingston Flute County measwarden Tuesday by the State uring station) must continue to receive the same amount of Supreme Court water as in the past Action Clouded On the other hand any water his extradition is the Clouding "made" in the upper area by consideration that when he left more efficient irrigation pracSpecial to The Tribune the state immediately upon his tices resulting from the storage KANAB—The body of a prospecting and mining engineer release he was not a fugitive will accrue to the upstream believed to be the victim of a brutal murder was found in from justice benefit With more tempting recipes the rugged foothills southwest of Kanab Wednesday evening Atty Gen E R Cal lister's State Role Changed The body of LeRoy A more lavish gifts and more fasci- office indicated that a legal parThe high court reversed the on the problem will be held 60 son Veyo nating demonstrations on the ley decision of Sixth Judicial Dismenu the third session of Salt Thursday with extradition proCounty was found lying trict Court (by Judge Lewis foothills about 712 miles west Lake ceedings probably following AdNewspapers' four-daJones from First District) on of tang) He had been shot through the usual channels in ventures one major point: the state engiElectric Foods "However" said Asst Atty four times twice in the back1 neer and the water commis- ON once in the face and once in Cooking Schubt will start Thurs- Gen Walter Budge who won sioners are to do the measurthe arm day at 9:30 am at the Capitol the appeal for the state "our A full assignment list probe- ing and enforcing Wilson was missed Tuesday Theater primary interest in the case was To give that authority to the bly will keep the Utah Legis- - night and a search was organAnd of course admission not so much in Chapman as in obtaining a rule of law for upriver users as ordered by lative Council from studying ized Wednesday by Kane Coun-recipe books demonstrathe lower court would be legislative remedies for the ty Sheriff Mason Meeks Sheriff gifts tions and everything else con- Iguidance in future cases which !prejudicial to the downstream state's teacher shortage Rep Meeks and Orville Robinson a nected with the school are free! !might arise" 'interests said Justice Lester A Merrill K Davis (R S a It rancher f ound the body The rule of law enunciated 1800 Attend Wade in his written opinion Lake) council chairman said Wednesday about 5 pm after by the court was that habeas The opinion was unanimous Catching the spirit of the Corpus proceedings may inquire Wednesday tracking the man out of town Justice George Worthen not friendly helpful cooking dem- only into the legality of the The council was asked last several miles by jeep and Justice F week by Gov J Bracken Lee participating Sheriff Arthur Nelson of Iron onstrations by the school's stars prisoner's restraint Henri Ilenriod concurring only to undertake spadework for County and Tom Holland Beryl Miss Rossie Ann Gibson and Chapman with 17 years to go in part the 1955 session on the prob- - Iron County were en route to Miss Geraldine Lien a capacity for burglary and parole viola-do- n lem looking into such solu- - Kanals Wednesday night to help crowd of 1800 homemakers was released forthwith by Complicated Case attended the second the lower c it r t because of The complicated ease involves tions as lowering certifica- - in investigation of the shooting Wednesday lion standards summer kin- Holland was believed to have session and watched prepara- "cruel and unusual punishment" every water user along the 225- age been the last person seen with tion of nine delicious new in the form of allegedly inadeabolishing mile river longest river system dergartens dishes as the two women cooked quate medical treatment for his maximums and merit Mr Wilfon Tuesday night pay completely within the state and on the stage electric kitchen said the Davis arm Mr Wilson a Rep goverhad been prosperhaps completely used river nor's And for a dozen women atwill be referred pector and mining engineer in letter Rejeeted Treatment anywhere Through recapturing te Wednesday's session drainage and seepage some of tee the education subcommit- the area the past 14 years and tending When he refused to accept headed by Sen Rendell has uranium claims in many Was a profitable as well as an the waters are used several treatment from competent Salt' beN experience entertaining (R of southern Utah Bountiful) Mabey parts times for irrigation and only cause of the special - cooking 1Lake surgeons prison officials in rare years does any unused school gifts which they received Aenied him another trip to now Sevier water reach the dry In its reversal the Mayo's More Gifts Lake into which the stream higher court said such denial With more gifts on the agenda could not be termed "cruel and originally flowed and demonstrations which will unusual punishment" under the convey more than 40 more circumstances In Rochester Chapman told tempting new dishes to Salt Salt Lake City commission- City Judge Arthur J Mays Lake homemakers doors will the Associated Press that he ers Wednesday suspended a 30- originally sentenced Dalton to open Thursday at 8 am for an would "absolutely refuse" any hour pf music by Larry Pryor day city jail sentence imposed extradition effort Opening of Salt Lake County upon a drunken driver who was pay a 4175 fine and serve 35 of before the third big session possible sewer construction bids sched- convicted in city court and then a jail term Judge Ellett starts at 9:30 am uled for May 27 arld June 3 upon appeal was found guilty fined the defendant $100 and Gifts to be distributed during Wednesday was postponed un- by a Third District Court jury sentenced him to 60 days the final two sessions include til June 10 and 17 by the CounEarl Glade in re(- - pending half the jail term a wonder stitch sewing machine ty Commission foot refrigerator a Mayor Glade said Judge El- an ornmending that Christian DalThe delays v4ere recommend- ton the defendant not be re- lett as not opposed to the beautiful pearl gray dyed musked by A II Sorensen sewer to serve the jail term pension of the entire jail sen- rat fur coat a food mixer a district engineer who said ad- imposed by District Judge A II fence The mayor said that kitchen table set and more than ditional time was needed to ob- Ellett said imprisonmenf would Dalton since his arrest on Feb two dozen food dishes and tain the best bids for filters for work a hardship upon- the Dal- - 17 1952 had been industrious kitchenware sets featured in the A Salt Lake ton family the sewage treatment plant and sober lectures and demonstrations mother saved her daughter from possible serious ' ' i ' ' ! ' : i ' ' ' '' ' burns Wednesday about 1:30 t' t :i pm when she pulled the table '?-' 1 cloth from the kitchen table and 4 it I wrapped it around the child's A ' ' 1 1 1 i flaming dress 4tooa N? z 0 4 ‘ The child Grace Louise John) ' 1:111 ' 114th' son '4 daughter of Mr and Mrs -f' :t n: 1 7 Johnson 1073W 1st South Lyle 4 11 1volit ' --- 1:1"'''t 44e'l: suffered first and second degree '' : :' --- ' 1 11 ''''s le' ' e' : 4zs1 burns on the right side of her chest right arm and right thigh -'1 t t :s11117-4- 1 when her dress caught fire from ra gas range Her hair was v --A' v singed but her face was not a : I burned 11Y'S ' ' Condition of the Franklin ' t' V ' School kindergarten pupil was repdrted "fairly good" by offit dais at St Mark's Hospital where she was taken by police ambulance Mrs Johnson mother of two V 0 ' other children said she told o 'Grace tbdise to put a pan of water on the stove in preparation to cook cereal for the children "My daughter decided to stir cereal and leaned over the and her dress caught ' Ithe said Mrs Johnson "I was In ahother room when I heard to the screams and rushed in the kitchen I pulled the cloth off Members of the Bingham High School graduating class sit give the salutatory address during their commencement the table and wrapped it around exercises Wednesday night Diplomas were given to 52 Grace and put out the flames proudly on the stage as they listen to RaNae Holladay By Patrick R Eckman Tribune Staff Writer The hottest water fight e 20 5 Hurray Civic Groups Demand Police Scandal Facts Revamp MURRAY—Five t ' '- t t ' N ' N - ! i Court Ruling Approves Sevier Dam - 4A '' tures - - 4 Elsewhere over the state temperaalso broke into the 90s St George was the state's hottest city with a 98 Next came flanks Ville Wayne County with 95 followed by the 93 recorded at Roosevelt At Pocatello Ida it was 93 and Nev recorded 871 both new Ely highs for the day Bryce Canyon with 78 was the lowest reporting station Wednesday recorded at the downtown station atop the Federal Bldg The mercury reached 89 High for the day had been 87 established on May 15 1927 forecast inThe bureau's five-dadicates more marks may fall before the Month is out The forecast calls for "above average" temperatures Thursday however is expected to be somewhat cooler The official forecast is for continued fair weather with slightly cooler temperatures high for May— equalling the a 93 recorded May ltio 1927 Until Wednesday the hottest May 19 as 89 a record set back in 1886 Last year the Alay 19 temperature at the downtown station was only 64 May it seems has been a month of records at the downtown station Tuesday's 89 equalled the Utah record for May 18 a mark set May 18 1934 Saturday was the hottest May 15 To all those Salt Lakers whp Wednesday mopped their brows and said: "This dust be the hottest day of the year!"—You were right The 92 degrees recorded at the downtown weather station and the 91 noted at the airport station were the highest temperatures ever recorded in Utah on May 19 The downtown thermometer broke record when it hit 92 at a 2 pm It was within one degree of 60 I Wednesday was a good day for ducks and wad Ing pools and Timmy Love 2 son of Mr and I Mrs Parley F Love 1261 Browning Ave had both Temperature soared to a record 92 Dan Valentine's Nothing Serious® Board Grants Clemency to 16 Prisoners THOUGHTS ABOUT Christmas jewelry! Spring THINGS: Everybody — even is the time of the year when Special to The Tribune columnists—should stop and the farmers and the golfers start annual their plowing! POINT think about Spring is the time of the year —Ten OF THE MOUNTAIN prisoners were given things once in when people get married—and dates for termination of senOf I remem- tences six were then fall in love! 'paroled and course this ber C the first time I fell in love three others were denied pa thinking about in the spring I was seven and roles Wednesday by the Utah she was six She liked older State Board of pardons Meeting at Utah State Prison 1 overdone It men! f1110 the board also decided to combe- shouldn't MARRIAGE: The average come a habit bride has her husband eating mit one inmate to American School and conFork out of her hand (she doesn't tinuedTraining naiccee cbhuatnigvesofa its investigation of the p (1111 like to do dishes!) case of another A now and then Have Just ever noticed? Slayer Denied to you think tjust a "I before at do" the A was among the says murderer girl bout things she gives a last look three who were denied paroles Any kind of altar Dan Valentine things— around to see if she can do bet- He is Georges Hayes who has Girls get married in served 15 years and two months For instancc we'll think ter! the spring because that's the of a life sentence He was comabout— best time to catch a fall guy! mitted March 8 1939 for the SPRING HOUSECLEANING: But don't get the idea that "execution" murder of Sher71 He may next My wife's idea of spring house- all women in the world are anx- man Caldwell for parole In May 1959 not ious to married That's apply get have-inmove cleaning is to Prisoners given dates for so—just the single ones! something from a place it When a man first gets married termination included Frank M shouldn't have been in the first there are bills and coos—after Carney May 14 1957 Corydon Dec 29 1954 Tobias place to a place where it the first month there are just O'Dell Martinez May 25 1954 Denver bills! shouldn't be in the second place Lee Goforth May 18 1955 WilI can't understand why BEAUTY QUEENS: The ber H Laws May 26 1957 Nuwomen make such a fuss about queen season is among us once bern R Keith June 15 1954 dust After all what is dust? again and half the girls in the 'Lester Howard Hansen Nov When my West are trotting up and down 20 1954 Just thin dirt Also John J Jajko June 8 wife cleans house she really platforms showing off And I cleans out The other day she do mean showing off The aver- 1954 on condition he not return threw all the junk in the house age girl sits in the tin all sum- to 'Utah Napoleon James Dougout in the back yard—including mer to" get a tan—so she can las May 24 1955 on condition be the toast of the town all he return to St Louis and rne! One bathing beauty Walter E Nicholson June 15 winter NEW CARS: The new cars last a bathing suit 1954 on condition lie return to wore year this year are so streamlined made of material that cost $7 Texas 4ranted paroles were JohnIt's hard to tell uhether a yard—she had on about 31 Walthey're coming or going cents worth! Some bathing nie Leach May 25 1954 1955 Most of them are so fast beauties look like they were lace B Turner May 17 1954 they'll pass anything on the poured into their suits—and 'Claude C Firth Nov 30 to Texas Homer Francis Beals road—except a gas station! forgot to say when! Nov 30 1954 to Idaho Irvin Well there they are—just I bought a used car once The Gerald Williams May 24 1955 some THOUGHTS ABOUT salesman said it was a and Ignacio A Delgado May Just some comments 25 1954 car The owner must THINGS! A man on things in general have been Jim Bridger! Gain Paroles Another car I had was once has 10 get rid of his opinions Denied paroles were Hayes he? doesn't somewhere owned by a minister Every- 'Chester S Frost serving 6 a time I yelled at woman driver' SAM THE SAD CYNIC SAYS: months to 3 years for third e the motor stopped! The average man Is interburglary and Russell J SOCIETY: The daily news-- ested In 'saving money—but Chiles also serving 6 months to 3 years for third degree papers are crammed these May most of us get married anyway! burglary of society days with pictures brides getting ready for the Some of the June "kill" brides are beautiful—the others I used to run have money! around with a girl in high society—she was a center on a Sogirl's basketball team well-brefuture were expressed by Mary Special to The Tribune are (if folks you ciety i who blue Lou Ball valedictorian COPPERTON—Clad too thin!) don't slice 'em e I can't for the life of me see' and white' caps and goc 52 listed a few of them as education niors and 13ingham further High over fuss society why they Of lObs they hope to women: after all what are so- filed solemnly down the aisles the types will cherish of The auditorium the graduates get Wednesday ciety women? Just housewives night before proud parents to the memories of their school with motley! become the first group in the 'days which are now history as who suburban area to receive 1954 they move into adulthood she folks the only Nowadays 'said can afford to visit summer re-- ' diplomas Other speakers were Ross sorts are the folks who owni As they heard classmates reCarol Steel Ann The hotels call memories and tell of plans Oseguera winter resorts and motels in Utah will be so for the future class members Christie and Jose Sanchez crowded this summer that tour-- realized that 12 years of study Brent Peterson class president'1 1st s will only have room enough and play trigether had come to extended greetings to friends and guests to sign their initials on the an end "The hour or Decision" IN as Invocation was offered by The nicest thing register toddart with Eddie about a vacation is that you feel the theme of the Program dur- Carolyn so good when you get back to ing which RaNae Holladay Muhar pronounting the bene salutatarian thanked the par- diction work! ents teachers administration Principal T IL McMullin pre- SPRINGTIME: Spring is the and all others who helped to sented the class which was actime of the year when every-- make the graduation possible cepted by Asst Supt Reed 11 Hopes of the students in their Becksteed tling turns green—including - "one-owne- r" de-gle- 1 52 Seniors Receive Diplomas In Bingham Graduate Rites mar-Ting- 1 1 Kanab Finds Riddled Body School Offers 40 Tasty Of Veteran Prospector Treats Today i! 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