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AIIISAA HIGH TIMPIIIIATUNIS PORICAST POI -- 13 The weather forecast map for Saturday In dicates partly cloudy skies thundershower 62 M ITIII SHOWN activity will continue over nucist of the intermountain Ares Some winds are expected A A AA AAA A A A A A mt A rn a0 A A Aok " Nk Ak ir 51 81 65 - - 78 59 44 50 65 MI 73 38 64 48 56 81 Tr - 73 71 08 limit 70 70 75 55 60 00 ed 69 Malik 95 84 91 93 166 93 76 01 It 70 02 - I3 71 If - - ' cloudY with widelY- scattered afternoon or evening showers or thunderstorms turning cooler wed Saturday Cooler east Sunday Highs 75 to 85 'east 70 west Summary—Partly cloudy skies over the Intermountain Region early Friday became mostly cloudy by noon Thera were scattered afternoon thunderatornui over Utah as well as Arizona New temperatures were mostly between 80 and 90 degrees over the 7ntermountain 'Region New York Times Service NEW YORK June ft—Showers and thunderstorms fell Friday in the southeastern and Gulf states Wideiv scattered showers were reported Irons the Rookies to the Pacific Coast A masa f rrrt of coot air MOVine southward Canada covered' s most of the eastern' hait of the country Warm alr blariketsii the Rockies end riatean Reston I i 182 Mexico Colorado and Wyoming Sur face winds were locally as strong as 50 mil h with patches of blowing dust northwestern reported In Nevada andamounts were Utah Precipitation halt an inch mostly light but overColo Afternoon fell at Grand Junction 4 LA Pist 56 Salt Lake City wad scattered attercloudy Saturday with noon or evening showers or thunder &turner right showers clearing Mostly fair Sunday Windy at times and right Saturday Cooler Saturday Sunday High Saturday81 85to toM 00 loW 50 to 55 high Sunday Ftab—Partly cloudy Saturday and southeast portion Sunday with scat-or tered afternoon or evening showers thundershowers: clearing northwest Sat urday night becoming mostly fair Sun day Windy western valley Saturday Somewhat cooler riorthaeat Saturday Highs 80 to 951 night andto Sunday 65 except 45 to 65 northIowa 50 west Ida be—Southeast Partly cloudy with scattered afternoon and evening thundershowers Cooler Saturday and Sat45 urday night Maths 74 to 821 lowswith to 55 Southwest partly cloudy over thundershowers afternoon few I Cooler Saturday and the mountains Saturday night Highs 74 to 82 lows 48 to be Nevada-Mos- tly fair Saturday and of 'nattered after- Sunday with a chance over the northern noon thundershowers mountains Little change in temotra tures Highs Saturday 72 to 82 except south low Saturday 94 to 102 extreme inight 45 to 55 except 65 to 75 extrema south Wyoming—Partly arITL 60 74 - Oklahoma City Phoenix 89 Tr San Antonio 59 St Louis Ballo Preciplia Salt Lake 'heather period ended at 5:30 lion for in precipitation for June Pm ' 02 accumulative 22 deficiency Tr 02 in 1157i since Oct 1 10 in: precipitation 1226 in accumulative excess 55 int 7:57 Sunrise Saturday 4:57 aunset mini-Expected maximum 88 expected 04 mum 53 - 55 51 77 Evanaltran Grand Junction ‘"e111 I - Miami New (ean 49 58 65 62 er co AA Atlanta 54 75 Butte Bismarck Chicairci Albuouerque Aisles Billing 01 Midwist 02 RA Rohl Tr SI 19 63 It 63 - Tr sogion 3! New York Chi "' Washington DC 101 49 952 6" 87 97 97 91 Airport Seattle Spokane 01 idab II - viot-- LOUDY rio 55 89 83 Roosevelt 1aske St Gersrne Wendover 02 San Diego San Francisco Detroit Duluth Tr Kansas City Minneapolis 00 Omaha $in Provo Salt Free 44 38 78 91 88 Elver Milford Ciders ( — Fri- 02 79 Se Cedar CIL) Delta Green Logan - Alk- ' ' Portland 25 1 a t 7 LEGEND 200 High L ' ' k N eau) CHART period ended trial' tion" Cirr A tidELES RI Sheridan the US Weather B 18 West Yellowstone cloudy skies with scattered settle Rates or was scheduled activity Utah Saturday ri Los Aneeles Sits Tree THE FIRM seeks according to the suit return of $5228065 for 1955 taxes and $3385788 for 1957 taxes on its "personal prop on both erty" and amounts its court costs plus a "writ of mandamus" enjoining the defendants from continuing such plat:Lice& Drawn by Albert R Bowen an attorney for the firm of Ray Quinney and Nebeker the suit alleges that the firm paid the taxes "under protest" and to the Board of Equalization but that the board "failed and refused to make any adjustment reduction or equaliza- pr (0! E131:kitittflt0 ice Nib - - I 3TAT1C South - eipol 6V1704 op78 ' ' ‘ - 1SD: W I ch TiA1"v-i- c SPRING ' 1 -t80JWva :o0001111-2- i III LA 1 ) :ina 411 Kt) LI-CITY 4 !tIt I I I b 1I r7vi 171K loy:i1"f 6r8 1:11 itome of Taxes Unfair 101k ' - ZCAII Alleges 4" t ta:j 911 - 9- - 4 ge" grad' ') 4 f Notre Dame University rst - k ' SYSTEM 1000 Sq 2-01- 81 CO Sylvan among 5 program-2- Directs Lions Club I ' Nu 85 0 n(20715Rsoonoety62w04a6a displays" 1 Mr Banks said Brown w as put under sedation after t h e slaying and 'is still unable to 4 " ' walk" $100 Ave MISS NAYLOR 1827 E 39th is a lieutenant colonel in the Utah Wing CAP and is Special to The Tribune coordinator for women She is HEIGHTS — a teacher at Grandview E 1 e Raymond B Carter 7415 Butler mentary School and a licensed 111118 Dr has been elected pre pilot s "'""tr'" ident of the Cot The awards were established tonwood Heights by Col Byrd wealthy Dallas THE SHOW featured explorTex oilman who helped estabLions Club under lish the CAP in 1946 work ers camp simulating 4 4 t:rechctiederatoef!cisezorrs leer-nth ons avai IOUS r11 ' Indian war staged by cub scouts Anderson first master Brewers Meet with both Indians and pioneers t ir ti? ' v ice president Master Brewers Association ' -- -"biting the dust" during a 1 M K Bunnell of America Rocky Mountain raid and demonstrawagon-traV- i 1 second vice pres District opened its annual eon- - I° tions of many skills learned in Went Martin vention Friday at Hotel Utah 1 Olf arri s third and after a brief business sesscouting tt ice president sion recessed to attend a social Mr Carter Raymond C o p event programmed at Ogden Cecil page secretary-treasure- r Among other business transCarson tail twister Richard acted was designation of MisBrown assistant tail twister soula Mont as the meeting Thomas Parkin lion tamer and place for the 1958 convention Kirk McCullough Jack Doty The convention will reconvene Zions Mercantile John Aijoka and Ch es ley Saturday at Hotel Utah and Institution in a suit filed Friday Win t ch board members close after other business sesin Third District Court charged sions election of officers and the State Tax Commission of Honors to CAP Pilot A banquet during the evening Utah and Salt Lake County Herbert M Aube le Salt said Lake a Salt Eunice with being "in effect intention woman Naylor $500 won Lake a city secretary-treasure- r pilot Friday ally discriminatory" in taxing ' I home - 1 1 Sheriff George Beckstead reported the knifing occurred about 12:15 am Thursday fol lowing an argument and fight lin the kitchen of the woman's 1 11 I the HEAT 11 I BEAT ' - 1 11!I i - :7A- k------ and I '' -- - Mrs Brown died Thursday In the Salt Lake General Hos pital of a knife wound In the -- Wins Lieutenant Bar - 25 TIC ' Salt Lake County Attorney Jay E Banks SEPTEMBER Ave Mrs -- Salt display a k puty 1 i STA unable to appear for arraignment Fri 1day because of illness said De- ' Scout-O-Ram- 0't )szArttt er of four children was 1711411 lAw1911 or- character-buildin- the booth annual Col D Harold Byrd of the 1601award for outstanding leader won silver cups for "exceptional ship in Civil Air Patrol 200001 les h '209" ONLY 1 An persons termed "a better than ever" two at the Utah day State Fairgrounds Thursday and Friday Colorful booths showing aeMales of Boy Scouts of America Cub Scouts and Explorers were open in the early evening and the event closed with the big grandstand show SPECIFICALLY the firm charged that Mr Leatham assisted by agents of the State Steal Radio Antenna Tax Commission assessed Car strippers took a radio an- ZCMI's Inventoried property at tenna from the automobile of 40 per tent of its true value InJames F Robinson 1549 E 9th stead of the 20 per cent usually South pollee were told Friday assessed ation activit Marcel lus K Snow Brown who is alleged to have stabbed his wife Betty Alice Brown 30 10685-7tEast moth Front sound projection FOR - Ceorge E Brown 36 1300 E 2nd South charged with first degree murder in connection with the death of his estranged wife will be arraigned Saturday at 10 am before City Judge I" sharp picture Big NOT UNTIL S4g‘ several other ho-telligently because they would tels in Salt Lake Mr Spence not be so personaly involved In City since starting with the old a pressure group" Bishop Knutsford Hotel in 1906 Campbell said Born Oct 25 1888 at Paris The bishop also stressed the Idaho he was a son of Robert Importance of getting values S and Elise Aebischer Spence straight and having the prioHe married Alverda Elizabeth rities of life In a proper order "You young people are at the Lutz Aug 22 1934 in Salt Lake City valuesetting age Your prime Interest should be in getting A member of the Church of values right" he said those Jesus Christ of Latter-da"You must have a hIg-- price Saints he was working for the Hotel Utah at the time of Lag" the bishop said "on mom' standards and religious his death convictions Survivors Include his widow "'Spiritual values are of the a daughter Mrs E Stanley first importance in our lives" (Juanita) Perkes Tooele three The baccalaureate service was sibrothers and grandchildren sters W Charles Spence Benja- held in St Margaret's Chapel min Spence Mrs: Hortense Bur at the school 1st Avenue and B dett Mrs Blanche Mix and Nor St reet Sunday a senior breakfast at ma Spence all of Salt Lake City Paul A Spence Carden City 9 am and the conferring of di Rich County Mrs Rachel Stith plomas at 3 pm in St Mark's thedral by the Rt prim! Sacramento Calif and Ca Mrs Mabel Robinson Orange1 a rti S Watson Episcopal Bishop of Utah will conclude graduCalif Court to Arraign Salt Laker 36 In Death of Wife cabinet : PAYMENT A X ' I Builtin antenna 100-- I 4 P' o T '''-- rt) i FIRST 1 TV 1 71--- I I 1 i Designer Less than - as "BUT STUDENTS are freer think in terms of the country a whole freer to vote more In- Rev-Rich-- N GE i 3 il -'- if i :::::71:-P- GE Refrigerator 6 -- -: :' 1 3) The Now I gol asesillligis 1 ipir :1 - 71:744 ' a 1 01 - AT Ira - o -- ' —: 'AMR 111 Cubic Foot - : k i 'iiiikrl It::Ii:::G::' j to ! About TV ever! : - 7 deal! i I PARAS 4k k y Too - - beat a slo Cubic Foot-- II Upright" with positions andllobodywill !!! ' of son Ito pressure group lie referred to groups separated monetarily poll tically or in' another manner ( - - ' II ' I-- 4A is a Agree-Scout-O-- Ral the ' Harris Coast Bishop News Around the Valley Thousands Speaks at Eowland Hall 'estimated 16000 to At the conclusion attended what most them man- asistant ager of the New Ute Hotel the ' old Kenyon Ho- f tel and had held administra t iv e --e- Lake Chapter oil uates recently commissioned Iti the United States Army ReI at the ceremonies elated serve He was commissioned a rail Harris left Rittard Maria and Abln Goldstein study MEMBERS OF the Salt Lake second lieutenant Order of DeMolay doctunent symbolic of award each received the of Ableaenii 1110110111661Moilmiiinommonm4 Elmndomikommoitild e at S Sanhdermi‘larns'APv'eBrnaNsItuedrgceotuLnsielo48r Siiié1I9OG Dies at Home s DeMolay Advisory Council who It Henrietta Harris 2611st Ave William Mudgett son of Mr ailogatteitikAW1111041101116''''' ' e Paul and SL Hotelman i 40' ' trustees faculty and students garbed in colorful academic robes DR: DUDIrit introdUced Commencement speaker after — ' 1" - - Is an honor con ganization for youth of all ferred scholarship gen - creeds formed March 18 1919 oral behavior and service to by 33 boys at Kansas City fol the order lowing persistent efforts businessman Frank S Land to the received who Th oat form an adult counseling group Chevalier are Alan Goldstein youth son of Mr and Mrs Joseph 1 pwrreaspsreeloeda col byThtehaegeorttolaseal South 27th - Is Utah-Wyomin- g iiff111'11111J1(111 A E 2323 ers conferred the degrees included 4 Robert H Dobson council chair- man Paul D Wells Blaine M - o Simons and Ben F Waterfield The Order of DeMolay has a' worldwide membership of more than two million youths be tween the ages of 14 and 21 Be yowl the order's sponsorship by g Freemasonry it has no connection with Masonry Me degree for --e- p- Utah Wyoming 'Appoint Road Committee 111 -- ' which academic degrees were conferred on the graduates and doctors degrees were presented - Gov George D Clyde left Chairman C Tay- - I Chairman Romer Oxley of Wyoming Road Youths of 18 should be allowed to the seven men selected for to vote because they are "freer lor Burton of Utah Road Commission and Commission plan Flaming Gorge special recognition The presi to think in terms of the country dent was assisted in giving the as a whole" the Rt Rev Do'Connections to Flaming Gorge degrees by James J Farley nald J Campbell declared Friday vice president night The Rev Dr M C Ballenger The suffragan bishop of Los dean of the college pronounced Angeles (Episcopal) spoke at the benediction the baccalaureate service for the A liaison com- chief engineer of the highway Chairman C Taylor Burton of graduating class at Rowland all School for Girls Mittee was appointed Friday to department and R G Stapp the Utah commission and Chairwork out a mutually beneficial Cheyenne construction engl man Homer Oxleyof the Wyo-- -Mop - Canipbell $aid "It stressed itevi ken propoNed that youthS bighoeyocmnections ming rommitoiect vvt 18 be allowed ta vote link Of e With the FlaMing-Gorgthe desirability of the two neigh Tian-ciUTAH MtMBERS are the Upper Colorado River ProjIn-- a co'Thai proposal has been based Fe itch Vernal commission borink states joining ect in northeastern Utah near to a obtain ort program operative Hamilton Weston member E arguments that If a youth is the Wyoming border old enough to fight for his couWyoming members of the spe1 Salt Lake City commission system of highway connections be should have a voice In cial committee are Asa Jarrett member Ellis L Armstrong with the project which will best Robert Louis Spence 69 60 E ntry government?' construcCokeville commission member Salt Lake City director of high- serve the area during Salt Lake City hoSt long-timWhile noting he did not want John Guthrie Laramie commis- ways and R W Griffin chief tion and provide ready access to telman died Thursday at 10 pm take sides in theproposal he to scenic attractions after the proj- at his residence FiOn member J R Bromley engineer he believed a better argusaid D of ect is built Gov Utah and a Clyde George of Cheyenne superintendent coronary could be given The bishop ment condition that the older a person is said He had been 1 '"14t 0 the more likely he will join a iljt----- --A p J q ' t dS t 1 Degree of Chevalier sechighest in the Order of DeMolay was conferred Friday night on two former members of the Salt Lake Chapter of the Order at Masonic Temple 650 E South Temple The solemn but colorful public ceremonies also included the awarding of a Representative DeMolay Degree to Richard Maris son of Mr and Mrs T G ond 04 I 1 The - — - ' ea a - I t - I t' 'at tv 444J a - - 1- - ) Before the services began the Dane Hansen American flag was raised slowly by a US Marine honor guard as the audience sang the national an- t‘"--- - ) -- i I ' ' ' e - -- I ::::!:: '"A "4: e) e - ) ' I ( - '''''-- - 4 ' 14 - - - :1 'N:: ' -- - It:- N Ex-illemb- 1" t "47 '''s444:w1ta:sz::::41ms ( -a- - t :: -' 4e" 4 - r A 1 :Nt s''::::!:::::::--- 1 - -e- i :'s :::::001s A "--- - -4' -- - 4" ' -- :LP t 1 - PI 1 ':L'e:etea'' a 1 Alva J Opdyke of San Francisco one of the graduates I received a gold medal given by Glen A Lloyd former athletic 1 coach at Westminster for the i man "who excelsl in ath7 3!?ri senior letics character scholarship :::ti- 1:::ifil and general student activitiesMr i ii I' :"i' Gary B Johnston a son of ''' -I L Johnston :::: and Mrs Herman Brigham City won the Nelsen '"Z'14:'1:: R Bank award a gold wrist watch given to a student for "representative citizenship e'" ' ski xtracurricular achievement and evidence of making the most :::- te of all talents" ft 's 1 - Deno lay Service Grants Degrtts to 4 -- 4 For Scholarship Service --s 4 t - ' ea94 eaa Ao -- '"' 7-- - 41 --------------- t — 0 Two highly prized student awards also were presented during the services e 't ' 1 1 -- N '1 "- a ' ' 40 7"""--"-- w 0 luot3 eiltine 7t ''iitgiwiy Continued from Page 19 sion doctor of laws Charles L Wheeler Salt Lake businessman doctor of humane letters t 4 t'N - ''' 1 — 4 4 1 - ' -- Atioulle -- - 'fa ealg 0 e 1 1 - 4 - 1 ' 1 ' 4 4 3 I 1 1 ' k 1111 - Pledge To Nation Class'Hears 14 1016it 1611 -- Selves t ' ' --- Lase 11 '"0 4rAMbkft 4141 41 w 4041t tt W t fa' er — t |