Show ' -- 0 '' ''''' ''' w 'w so Nt 'Iv 1- le ''''''-'- ''' "Ir "Ur lor IF —110f te WI' 'WO'' - ir ': Ir—r--- 4 110 ""rro-- r ' lor Ny- t- 7 - r ' - ' ' NV" Dan - 4 f t1' ' ' Valentine's 4 ‘ A ' Nothing Serious' MONDAY WASH A - in I United (The 1 c ‘ st k : m1 'mos' — ' States I mowers the nation) ---!I lawn- - in r- iwoman '4 s"- e I ! A- -6 - t 2 I i t ‘ I 1 r 1( ) -- ‘ 1 I like thla front the ClearNaval Supply Depot "Seagull": "There's One advantage to being married— you can't make a fool of yourself without knowing it!" ' - - - s -- " - is4 t s ' - 44 4-- - s tt ro ' r""11 ' '''' 4 4 - - " ' - ' ' A - ! 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'''' ' I Dan Valentine ARy nominaI if! it ' tions? i 1 Danny Jacobs 13 i 1 " I ' Rt 1 Emmett Idaho writes: i t lb '"" "I'm Interested in finding a ' 1 i i i 0 ' vAi ' d'book that tells about antique I c" r clocks s'ik ' I 2 They are my hobby 'it and I'd like to know more about I t them" Anybody got a book s k 1 i il- fi' for Danny? Mal 1114ZiW --al 10'11 A RECENT column reported steel trestle at Carr Fork soon The that Vernal has six former will behigh A memory Here crews work at dis mayors living The community of Scipio can beat that record but good Mrs Bert Robins re - ports that Scipio has 11 former mayors living in town They are: J Wells Robins Ernest Brown James Ilemmott Irvin Monroe Vernon Bradfield Lou D Robins Don Probert Morrell Mathews Riley Thompson Lou Memmott and Nord Mernmott - ' t 11t)ic e - 41 1 — - 4 - 17Adook- ‘ A - ' '' t a 'A- '' 1 ' A -'4 -- sooto ""! - 411 t -' g ss b (0 Ilioddi I v : i i 1 A se I F t i 1 (L'' lawn- - II 'I 4- - 4- ' '" I -- - - : A ?- - - I ( - ' l- 44 - t ''e'11 st4"'"4It forlobwoo ' t' I? '' i 4c r-- N pt041 4 e 1 way how rs - it about a contest k1 '11 t to select the best a ? i 4 By the 11t 1 ' ' reason best )1 ' 1 iouriwiv es are the ' - s k being of course i 0 0- - -t di '14 - 4 k4e 1 x' t '41' A s ' the 11' '1 - ' LINE: town 1 11 ' 4 tourist postcards that Salt Lake city has the neatest lawns he's 0 — ever seen in any ''-- 'I ff 4 ' -r--: ' 1 -- t- o- H ' ' I It"! j4A 4 tt ' 1 iI 4 ei ::' 04 Ilt 1 t ''- ' AS THE MINE grows so does' ' : the area needed for the myriad Tribune Correspondent BINGHAM — The march of railroad tracks which line the ' e ' canyon sides for other opera'':41rt''''' ' ' l' & i ''''''' progress is again making its tions I dt 'Z $1:45' 0 4 $ mark on the lives of some peo rit 443 -t iv--rtMORE WASH LINE: Fishing pie in one of the greatest minExpansion of these operations : i' -9 soon will erase the last signs casualty: Claude Horton in Mil- ing areas of the West ' ford went fishing in the Miners-vil- e Approximately three dozen of a once lively'community of 1 -e' -- ' i) a Reservoir the other day families are moving a rooming some 2000 persons ' hooked a fish got so excited— house and several apartments $ Copperfield soon will be a ' he broke his wrist getting it are being vacated to make room ? rt4-1memory Sami out Polack general for operations at the ever-e''-(' The last 15 families will leave agent for the ppcoming Shrine panding Bingham Copper Mine ' - NI t circus at Derks Field dropped P "A bird in the hand is worth by Aug 1 Also disappearing 1 In the office to bemoan the curwill be several structures near That old proverb hcld true rent shortage of clowns the pit in Bingham and Carr Sunday for owners of Daynes Optb ' 4 —e' Gov Raymond Gary of Okla' Fork t v cal Co 1103 S Main Its "There's Just no young -homa one of the sharpest critPool-T- oo the be will The bird in their Case was a clowns coming up in the busiPerhaps change e''' e-ics of the Eisenhower adminimost noticed in CoPperfield i I 0 1 pigeon i:1 ness" Sam said lb- stration's voluntary program to 0 2' The pigeon had somehow man where hundreds of thousands of t Special to The Tribune 444 volli t4 restrict foreign oil imports said "It's a good honorable proI It 1 " BOUNTIFUL — The Davis people from all over the world ' iged to become locked inside the fession this clown business and Sunday that if the President K --- ' store after closing time and couldn't e !addles were have stood to see the largest County ) won't put" teeth into the pro'' - V "ti it pays well for a good performcivilizamine open copper pit getout $ 5' er But we can't find enough afternoon—but stillSunday gram Congress should take acweren't tion has ever seen Frantically flapping its wings' )11r tion— ones he I wonder" good the bird made a shambles out of:: Last enough to do much good tr l'' i ' THE FIRST mused "what has happened to 4 the optical company's displays After completing a call to in 1939 with change occurred "We've caused a hardship (So I told ell the clowns" opening of the one r From time to time during the 53 E 6750 South the firemen In the US while trying to be r him where all the clowns have saw a sudden billow of smoke and mile tunnel fi 'afternoon crowds of curious Sunday forto and helpful friendly pa-tic' from Bingham At that time Gov Raymond Gary Gov Victor E Anderson —gone—"They'rv strollers Says rise above US 91 would gather In front of the he said eign countries" stores homes and other recession caused these days Sam" I said "The Praises oil outlook in Utah by imports roared down to bat- several at the glass the pigeon pecking back They windowtapping business houses were moved hours are better the pay much tle the billow but too late "The recession we've suffered Coniacted Sunday Lincoln A Daynes owner of the opt1cal better and you don't have to Since then the town has dwinin Oklahoma can be charged dicame of smoke The puff he would give the "prisoner" its freedom litst storesaid before appearpaint your face from about $300 worth of fire dled A few homes at a time rectly to imports of foreign think Monday morning were as removed ing before the public") oil lead zinc and other minpit operations works at a fruit stand near S erals of which the US already Perkin Junction about a mile expanded It's sure going to be an odd In 1957 the observation point has a surplus" he added south of Bountiful election this November How the fireworks ignited was moved to the other side of Here to attend the mid-yea- r Candidates are already Jumpthe pit This year the school was not known meeting of the Interstate )0i1 ing off of bandwagons—:and closed the parade hasn't even Utah Sen Arthur V Watkins' speaking at the final day's ses- and Gas Compact Commission started! call for the resignation of Sher- sion of the western regional con- which opens Monday atHotel It is now being dismantled Utah Goy Gary expresnd conman Adams presidential assistSTILL MORE: I found out states' Last nouses in Carr Fork and ant drew a salvo Sunday from ference of Young Democratic cern that the other day that a prominent some structures at the upper a man who would succeed Wat- Clubs first chastised the Eisen- would continue to fool the sharp once Police Chief W Cleon Skousen ing beer in the presence of trl got Brigham City grocer end of Bingham's Main St — kins in the US Senate in 1959 hower administration then went economic pinch offoreign comnors which technically is a Co thrown across a swimming pool petition unless sanething more Sunday was awaiting a Salt many of them empty already — Frank E Moss Salt Lake after the Republican senator —by Shirley Temple's brother! than voluntary import restric- Lake County Attorney's Office lation of city ordinances will be vacated by the same attorney and Democratic candiIt all happened many many SAID MR MOSS: "The great tions are deadline date for Senate nomination ruling' as to whether his police ANOTHER PROBLEM facing imposed years ago when George of the Eisenhower adcrusade Families from all areas three prevent the sale of beer to Chief Skousen is the contradic owner WOULD Woodward of LIKE to see Con- can (Woody) ministration is now in tattered are minors into farther at the Utah State Fair- tion between the Attorney Gen down moving assistHoward Pyle deputy the Food King Market in Brigplace restrictions on forDay Since and disorganized retreat A tired gress Wand or into the valley eral and City Attorney E Ray grounds ham City was attending high ant to'President Dwight D El- Bingham refined products in baffled President pleads for eign Last Utah and Deputy Attorney Bruce Jen- Christensen concerning the en school in Hollywood in the same senhower will be among the ONE LANDMARK falling to his chief of staff saying plain- the Reciprocal Trade Act" he kins said he would review the forcement of city ordinances at principal speakers at the 14th bi- progress is the high steel tresclass with Shirley Temple tively that he needs him while said "I advocate reducing imTraffic ecclesiastical congress of tie in Carr Fork constructed 50 ennial 16 and sixtenths per Liquor Control Act to determine the Utah State Fair his own party leaders at least ports to IN FACT George and Shirley the Greek Orthodox Church of sale of of cent domektic Death runs Level It A Attorney General E Ft Canisproduction whether it prohibits the21 from those running for election stemyears ago were good friends under beto beer and South4America North persons now whereas they total more of the mine to the railroad yards ter wrote an opinion stating Oa Sherman 'that Marpi "We never dated each other" ly sly ' ginning next Sunday in Salt and towers more than 200 feet than 20 per cent" must go he admits "but we were on lots Lake MEANWHILE Salt Lake City fairgrounds is w:thin Salt I torlrom Utah City above the bottom of the Ile pointed out that foreign groccrs were marking time until City limits therei'ore the c' "Our own renior sena of double dates together and I 81 'Utah This is the greatest mi she always invited me to the gets into this aetttoo He crude oil costs $1 per barrel less they are told what the city in ordinances may be invollA iy MORE TITAN 2000 clergy86 can test the area the state has ever had To June 23 1957 house" at her political Wind Just than domestic oil deliveredt at tendsto do about markets sell Chief Skousen's police men and defrom parties the laymen All of 1957 222 as he tested once before and east coast refineries More been value has monetary 357 churches are It was at One of these nomination's Maim Attorney Christensen how "These refineries won't buy found that his old' friend Joe to attend the congress produced here than anywhere expected ever Shirmet Elsewhere took another view Warmer that In George the West Much of the wealth To June 23 1938 96 McCarthy whom' he had sup- domestic oil if they can get forparties which will continue through of the conand state ley's brother 23 To 69 1957 oil Whose will actions and he June people continued "It's state property" he said he eign ported ' cheaper" July 5 John E Papanikolas tinue to be t Al! 203' Col 7 1957 25 of here "and 26 4 See produced Col Page rage $ep' city ordinances don't apply 'He Was a professional general chairman said the contbere" wrestler named George and I gress will establish the denomi- grwomonkmi ' moramw ormemermpoweirfgoowootowymip7Amometevo1? dee s L Chief Skousen said he was 41M311741111011:rooP""--got to fooling around and nation's ecclesiastical policies ' ' told his officers could be held 41'7 s 0 ' 4 ? t am it Iv t" '') George playfully clamped a for the next two years liable for' their actions if they " ' ' 4-4"' t Michael hammer lock on my right arm ''' ' Archbishop New " t t the advice of the city i ' I 44 l ended up York City spiritual leader of I1 and flipped and ' 4 11 About the only place in Utah disobeyed ! 'A- - kk' attorney across the swimming pool flat more than a million Eastern w - iff ! t ' 4' ' : (1: -- ' :: i that was cooler Sunday than it i ' ' fit: '' on my back" )t Orthodox communicants in the to'' ' ' - 4: I 't was on Saturday was Salt Lake CHIEF' SKOCSEN said his i ' Western Hemisphere will pre- t or - '"' ' men could be called to the fair ' 1 I 0 ' l City it TODAYS VALENTINE i side over the sessions Most 1 fto la A t A grounds to enforce state stat A special Valentine today to a ‘ I 1 i amount 1 of And the ' "Fool 'k) business I will be in t $' Wes but the problem was the 11 fine woman leader in a fine or- Hotel Utahmeetings I i t tog" was rather meager with worship serv- 1 sale of beer to minors and the ganization ices scheduled for Holy t i I The high reading in the state's statutes didn't cover that situ& She is Mrs Lois B Goodrich Creek Orthodox ChurchTrinity ' w 4 2nd I :: was 90 degrees Sunday non of Bluebell Duchesne County— West and Broadway and socials to a high of 93 on The beer sale problem came harda 12 Icapital the for years past In Hellenic Memorial 263 't ' up last week when Chief Skotr leader S 2nd West and other Bldg ' - working locations 1 sen called a halt to the sale ol 'Ow' 77'' 411 Club in a of — S ' s' t' AM) WITH the heat continuI beer in the ' t o' grandstands at Registration for the eon the dry weather made it ing Pr"014 ''' her community because minors 4 Field t perks - '1‘s 1 tress more difficult to keep the brown were Over the past 2 t present in lawn from the ljorA4 dozen yea r s spots ' Mr Pyle will speak at a grand spreadof ARTHUR TEECE president ' ' t' 11 s I ' ' ' wo ing M r s Goodrich banquet July 3 at 7 pm in the -' Other spots in the state were' of the concession company at Ad s ‘Hotel Utah Motor Lodge audir'''' 1 "has taught ' !211' —park N even hotter Temperature read-thfairgrounds said he would sua ti:---'-''''''''' scores of girls the arts of home- torium ' ' I ' 4 "-N I ' ? of 99 degrees were recorded follow the example at Derks ''''''''' r Former of ings 0 ' Arizona I talLI governor is She specially making ' s at Wendover and Green River Field if the law required NJ:L1 e' 1 i 'eniecl as a clothing leader he was appointed a presidential ' while Hanksville hit a high He said he would continue the 1 IX aide 1955 Feb In the ' ubhelping the young ''"-''''''''F I 98 of practice of selling beer through -1-1ki i members with their clothing vendors the grandstand until problemst I FOR PERSONS who were ex1i requested not to do so ' ' I A But asi one of her young club pecting some shower activity 14 I ' I ' ' members said "She is more 011 AVC1111C weather bureau per- ' Sunday 1 t" sonnel than justt a leader She is a fine I noted that the shower City to Purehase3ite t ' "i friend and a shining example belt dried up considerably and - ' — dii The Commission ' s has The vCity t at all times7" ' City Commission has moved to the east leaving Utah N Valentine to rected City Planning Director ed the purchase of A — N approv ' and high very dry Vernon Jorgensen to make a ' from Clifford F Allen property ' you Loist Goodrich of Bluebell! ' Not much respite from the' and Iris R Allen Ilocated i furthec study of tentative north aKe ' I SAM THE SAD CYNIC SAYS: plan to connect tllth Avenue heat is expected for Monday as of 13th South and east of West bOPs You can always tell a fa- - and Wasatch Drive continued fair and warm — Temple in the North Columbia lie said the commission 'Would titer who takes his children to weather is expected High read subdivision for $17400 Alas') 1 drive-Imovies—he has pop- - take no action until a thorough The property was ings in the state will range from purchaced sickle btains On hls apart study has been completednd of Mrs Elda Fisk 1359-10tGloomy Sunday wan lust that for Larry Nori 12 son of Mrs East Liberty Park pool shines 90 to 100 with the high at Salt on recommendation of ks recommendations made Lucile Norr 710 S State left and VonDel Fisk 12 bon l Invitingly through the fence but Ws closed doggone the luck: Lake City near 93 lohitts1 Cceunissioner L C Itonuiv degrees By A -- ' 4' ' - : (' 4 Critic Blasts 1 1- Wohnitary' Plan of US 4 :- A Firenten Roar In Late Feathe'red Prisoner Spreads Ilavoc' in SLOpticalStore i ' - f7 k-- te ' - fir - Johnny-on-the-sp- A one-quarte- i 1 r 04 1 i it' ' —— '4 ::-4 t' s0' Moss Echoes Watkins' Cry Throws Salvo at Adams A Skousen Waits Legal Ruling On Fairgrounds Beer Sale Greeks Select Speaker for SL Conclave r ni"" -- -- - -- --- ' - - 5 ' '1Alcky' 10M111111000 Day Cooler -- -:'- -- 9 - SL - '''- I ' - r -- 'i i r ''-'' "- -a a tp - 9 60 iy way ' ' )- -- ‘ ' r ' - 1 -- - ' ) --- ' ' I ' I --' I ' ' I Board Meditates in - 1 ' Link - - well-earne- d i ' - - - Boys Swelter Pool lieekons—But It's Closed Pr I 1 AJA A At A A A A A 01 Alk A It aL Aqk 40 At a I |