Show - slewstii4 wog waltAziortat - ' 1 ' liazgatertesittes4 ailOrtili : -- - - - e4:OrtaiRse4e - : 41efitalk12-'4- - ' r - k -- - - r i t' 7' - I ' -- 3 fl'e 4 ' - ' -- '''- Y: 44C77-': t V1 - ' - ::2- - - : ' t -? - - FL' i ::: -' 'tk rk v 1 i ' ' " - 44:f7A tit I -- - ! l' 'z t:: i Prevent Riot by Teens sE'' s q Ike ' 0 ' - 1 j ''''' r 1967-6- - 9 second I Jordan Panel Agrees to Hire Fiif School Health Nurses - c41: PM at Webster School Dr Arthur C WISCallbe debUtY superintendent of Salt Lake City schools will speak on school curriculum Dilworth — Mothers and daughters night will be Wednesday et 7 pm Mrs Joyce Mithistein end the Versitones wilt a musical present program variety There also will be election of officers observance were not receiving scholarships said there are only 26 graduating students in the district eligible for scholarships awarded by instituUtah's tions of higher education He Brighton Flans said that only the lop three perThe board also reviewed plans cent of the studenti are eligible for the new Brighton 'High adding that this means Jordan School which will be constructed will have 8 Hillcrest 12 and at about 2200 E 7600 South The Bingham 6 building will be circular in deStudies Request sign with a circular auditorium Other categories of scholarapart from the main building stuto modify ships affect an even fewer Changing plans some walls from immovable to dents in the district he said movable and others from move- - And some students receive ble to immovable plus elimina- - more than one scholarship partion of some chalk boards re- - ing the total even further Mr said suited in an estimated $3000P1 The nurses will be named by the district administration and will receive the same pay as the district teachers with compare- ble training and longevity tie formality ' Also for the first time the distinguished alumni awards cereover :mony was televised School Music Festival Highland — Classical to modern music :KUED the U's educational telwill be featured at the Hiotiland High School Music Festival Thursday evision station at 7:30 The entire music department will "Since our award winners tra- pm participete The band end orchestra will directed by Jewel Ross the Girls ditionally reflect credit on the be Glee and Madrigals bY Vernon J Miller entiie state we did not want to and the Boys Glee Junior Choir and A Csopella Choir by Few orlstengen confine the ceremony just to the pubiic Is Invited — "The Smokeless Srnotter" audience" banquet explained will be the theme for a end sons Mrs Robert Gordon member of night Friday at 7 pm fathers 'other" Murray Club members will demonstrate the U Alumni Board of Directors Boys' ludo boxing and fencing and chairman of Founders Day Olympus — There will be COnsUitatiOrls ThursdaY frrnm to activities pm In the school gYmrussium : — The traditional sponsor of the Onegua Onegua end four other Rose Park area chool's — Beckmen Mable:annual event is the U Alumni son Nr0011811 end Rose Park — have formed a campaion to improve the Rose Assn Park area At Oneoutt students ant 'WO i - 4 parent-teach1 d The Salt Lake City Commission Tuesday directed the Beasley Construction Co Salt Lake City to fill an excavation in the sidewalk at 344 E 1st South within 10 days Special to The Tribune DRAPER — Three persons were injured Tuesday at 3:30 pm when a ear went out of control as it passed a truck and ran off US 91 at Draper Cross-- roads South) crashing into a concrete water trough Treated for injuries at Cottonwood Hospital were Victoria Ruse 19 4020 S Redwood Rd (1700 West) the driver left hip injuries) Deb b le Buckingham 14 (12300 2750 W 7800 South broken t $ 7 4- - 4 - 4 '151ancrino ' 61 Bryce Canyon tCedar City Coalville Delta 'Green River Hanksville Milford -- iLoan ' Moeb 57 67 52 62 63 63 66 56 - Palings 61 Butte Cheyenne Denver --- -":” Elko — 59 -Ely "sEvanston 4e Grand Junction Las Vegas 74 Pena Rock Sprtriga --- 53 63 Sheridan 40 West Yellowstone Pacifia Statee 25 Anchorage Prac le 17 21 23 25 ---- -61 -- -‘ Juneau Los Amain Portland Diego San Francisco Seattle Spokane ' - $5 23 24 22 ' :° 81 53 0 65 eS 59 SI 50 54 42 51 SO 2t 1 11 11 :' 1 ::-- ei - CO 0421ttkVI 4 last 39 32 31 71 - -44 —34g? $ 60 Albuttuerate — 73 Miami New Orleans ---60 Oklahoma City —71 Phoenix --- ---110 - ev- E2 SS 51 30 46 '' - fi'l : - iesi'' ::- t - '''‘N 1 1 t LA i - k‘ '' NiV) ' 1131 ISCO ' - ' CEDAR I i -- -- th h c1-- '' P' 11 -- -t j 't -- e:4ee a y - ' - 1Li14001 LEGEL 1 ' ' t t I 1 I i f 1 I - I 4 a 1 4 19?rl111 irt4 NEW YORK : ' ' :: et t t NAt - I f wi:davesolvdvioLlgvhtw25dnI4mo 0 Ed moto - centered in Utah and held strong However I cold front which had been stalled along the Pacific Northwest coast moved siowlY past Middle and bloh cloudiness proceeded the front Into west Nevada Idaho Montane end northern Wyoming Surface winds picked up In most of the ere Tuesday reternoon No Precipitation was reported In the area Tuesday Early afternoon temperatures continued to show I warming trend and Most readings wore le the 50s and 60s ' 1 W--1 Alci -- 'le ''''' - - ' C -- : - 'II i" is ''''::)-!:11- :! ::i ' :":: ' 44-Li- l A Ri 's - v coo ot CE '''S 4 " ' -- --7 ' ' -- r 11140: : r 1 - I I 4 I 1 $4:1 4 - 1r- 4 is i'i is4''eq- 'tri - ' Justice Crockett The man - who "laid the the foundation and kept foir all idea of equal justicerich or poor" in Utah retired Tuesday as executive secretary of the Legal Aid Society of Salt Lake new president of the society Was joined by outgoing president Irene Warr and the ' new executive secretary Robert C Cummings in tribute to Mr Spence 4 "We wish to express our commendation for long and service of Mr Spence as executive secretary and supervising 'attorney for all those years" Justice Crockett said Mr Spence has been execu- j Benjamin for more served who Spence than 45 years I 1 'l ' -- '' ri Ii e 1 '94 Mason the ceremony ' :'"" i 1114 teers' 0 ' ' Officials Okeh a quick guage there's -Inexpensive- Heavy-Dut- y bags designed to be sealed after filling and discarded have been authorized for use in Salt Lake City in lieu of conventional garbage 'cans according to Chief Sanitarian Wilbur C Parkinson ( — : k - -- ' H ' : '' 4 ' e k9 ' 2 ' k ' ' 41: °I 11 oe 444 ' ' ) : sP ' '' '' '' ' ' r- - - (''' : — - ' I 4 — ' iv e LI ' 1 s 1 113 lel 1 e)V ea I Project ' - ' - 01) - 0 - n - 4 s kviwGs - z 40 i vow( P 11ViOatis i Ti 4 ' INSURED UP TIJ PIS 0 ' (19 " lik of - co14143 t i egu a - ass 1 ' rryl it RIIIITIA t9ow t 11 - J601 LIP I I 1 1 1 ' IN aN over your 494 V OP you SAVINGS c7 - 4- III INSURED airhtl ' sue TO McGee (Pe it& 91- - 0o itee 41)0 sa I '‘ FIDEIAL'' ' — AND $ STATE Ifi fkil -- UP RYE) 0 7giog with Over 0 1500 - Offices tbrfiltril I II ii teildoblAW LIFE tilip litj penaltr BL " l (119 1 1 1 I I co imitgiti ce I 4 ! 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Bags 'Garbage garbage out way It A lit I cot 1 driving your family crazy grouching about tax problems end technical Ian 0 1 le 111 1"'('''''' H you're - k 3 ii'': The Salt Lake City Commis-Mo"soon"- will be asked to award an engineering contract for the 70th South main-sewtrunkline and traversing laterals Jim Hansen county contract negdtiator said Tues- - IlcolITJE di- rector presented diplomas and 1 VISTA pins to each of the volun- Heavy-dut- y -1' ' -- 't i' il!w014 3 ' VISTA center Mike Toth st - - 94I:0 r Nears Award 411 Minnetonka Minn 4t were elected by the graduating trainees to speak at Peggy 4 ‘ti 44 r' - ' ' cost 6t 01' tit'111111 - Séwer ' ql '011Ttr4 one-yea- was estimated at $100000 Firemen hampered by a lack of fire hydrants battled the blaze for four hours by 'pumping water from a nearby pond Vernon Cheever Provo owner of the plant said the fire originated in a smoke room where bacon was curing and spread to other parts of the building He placed the damage at $40000 to the building and $60000 to the contents even though firemen were able to salvage about 10 tons of meat Livestock in nearby corrals ' tt UP TO - ' '1 It' SisDes '"& '21kA P i "771 1 ' '''''' NSURE D - ' - 44 -'Is eiiyoue tt 1 A lawyer Its finances are provided by United Fund of which it is a member agency she said The society has no formal affiliation with the Utah Bar Assn or the Legal Defender ) Assn she said The new officers who serve r terms Were elected at recent meeting William T Thurman US attorney has been named society vice pres- firemen 70-s- '''''''' ' The outgoing president Miss Warr noted that the society renders legal services to persons who cannot afford a Special to The Tribune PROVO Fire department officials said Tuesday fire that destroyed Utah County Packing Co in Ironton south of here late Monday was caused by "combustion in the smoke room The fire broke out about 11 pm Monday end flames were shooting through the roof of the ident packing plant when from Provo Springville and Utah County fire departments arrived Loss from the blaze Nos - i United Fund Finaneet in Provo Fire 1 r-------- ' ' inception in 1921 Cause i' ::1 i tive secretary and managing official of the society since its Officials Cite 1 I i faithful with the society was lauded by Utah Chief Justice J Allan Crockett for his contributions t' C I it W 'r I 1 I i - Fay Tribute 4 -- ' - : ollet Legal Aid Official Ends Long Career - I 3 "I le 1 ! 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' 7 ':' "' :' :i '7 ' ik "' '7" c ' Ben Spence Irene Warr seated Robert Cununings and Justice J A Crockett discuss legal aids --- 4 ri ': 7'': tg 1 Mr Parkinson said the bags -- - 3 PARTLY are manufactured commerictouy CLOUDY (D Forecasts 446 -- Act kt cally and have proven satisThursday through Monday 41U t0011 SCATTEREDI1111111 eastern Utah Nevada and southern RAIN SNOW 41At SHOWERS 4111fil N factory in local tests rISAN He stressed that ecracordnbotaatrnd eevaerdYthine limehlins9 SNOW WARM FRONTemoommol boxes sacks or FLURRIES lion' showers it area as MAN scattered falling COLD ntome 111 8 int beginning of trig Period and ethiht era that deteriorate may not IMO (all APP1111114)11 ARIAS WIP40104 STATIC FRONTemem early next week tti --tO4101 be used During January detitensientess PORICAST roalmis mow Wyoming — Temperatures' should 3 to 10 degrees above seasonal partment personnel issued 249 but there will be some cooing ' Murrilliv Readings will be warmer warning notices to residents or The weather forecast map for Wednes- - I of the Intertnountain Area bringing again over the weekend Light showers snow flurries mostly In the mountains Using such containers Mr ere expected tor Thursday tha basin day shows clouds over northern parts Parkinson saict light rain Wednesday night Thursday earls mxt weak 1 i r- -' ' i - 1 - '1 4'21 '0-'- - dt58y east ' Sursmell -- A Warm ridge of high pressure aloft was over the Intermountain Area Tuesday Surfate high pressure '0' ' ' Ak: 3 - i L1 i: '''' ' Nill- 00--- s end Thursday Snow Purries beginning in mountains northwestern Wednesday spreading to much of the area west et the Continental Divide Thursday Turning colder Thursday Gusty westerly winds Watts Wednesday 35 'to 45 Wednesday mourststins 45 to '55 west end 55 te 65 -- ll ght 0a 8 I WW6Ckyonli-inT- 4 opt - A 1 4 ' I AS'4' 46 - It' eee Zn- - STATii Fil ch‘--?- 9 "S r - iocil 0610 I '11 - i” - tef 477” ""thw- - Car I vos eow :e POWER toLTI tki 0 Its os At 11 I r""ee le 1 cirr illt 1 kb t SAtT LAKE - Atel 11141 : ‘ Sii''"111 e t 4140 k N 0 'n'" P Nb — k 1 I! :: I: - ' 1 :: rj' !i11:wT111! '4H-"I'''- : ' :::: '' ' :: -" ee Wednesday night Parties' clearing day with snow flurries mostly in themountains Cooler Wednesday and Thus'sday Highs Wednesday 45 to 55 Lows Wednesday night in the Ets OccesionallY windy Mahe Southwestern Mostiy tioudy Wednesday and Wednesday night with scattered light rains Snow In northern mountains by Wednesday night Partial clearing Thursday with snow flurries In Cooler Wednesday and the mountains Thursday Highs Wednesday 45 te 55 In the SOIL nioht Lows Wednesday Occesionallly windy Eastern Nevada — Variable cloudiness Wednesday end Thursday Locally Windy Wednesday A few showers In the north late Wednesday Cooler north Wednesday night and Thursday Hlohs Wednesday 50 ' Ibt 4" ' I illp I S"k4"41' tir''''10 ''' '' 41rTivi 1 1 i t LIk4 1 4 44 '‘14:4 ? - - ‘'tj1 Hi ''4tb'::71: t '' yr i - 1 r'10' Vi 01 - 029114 4: f '1o 11 41 - '''f - i'''1:eli:0 i t r PN 1 - ' 4 I 4- ' - "Aq11Tei-- - s- f - '"1-fr'- ' kWh 1 1 99 20 5 IA 6 17 21 20 52 2e 46 — Boston Neff York City Pittsburoh Washington DC i 00 Midwest — Minneapolis Omaha ' 26 25 5 26 30 34 25 37 ' - kensas City '29 - 1 —7" Chicago Detroit Duluth 40 20 37 - —71 21 2 S an — 19 23 14 Honolulu 25 —61 211 Fairbanks 26 15 20 37 States Intermountain TEMPERATURO CHART 'Data te Titesday at 1 m 12Hr High Low — Utah so - ''''''6':(' 'nrit 'n it 1C 'ID ' -' l I a r S''': right arm and back injuries and Raphael Carrillo N 712 S 2nd West Provo lacerations s Miss Ruse was transferred to day University Hospital Mr Hansen said a commit27 Se Louts Salt Leha Weather Dotal Precipitation' Deputy Sheriff Eugene Van tee representing ' the County period ended Tuesday at 5 Roosendaal '17 for 67 cited Miss Ruse for for FebruarY P m 0 Precipitation Surveyor's Officei Flood CondeficiencY 51i Precipitation' reckless 701 accumulative and driving driving eccumulative ma trol Department and Contract 1966 since October escaped injury 702' without an operators license 62 sunrise Wednesday deficiency will recommend Department 45 cm sunset 6:19 pm Mr Cheever said the compaaward of a $51850 engineering to 12 which In to Service from Volunteers Salt Lake City and Vicinity — Overeat ny Fifty employs 1119 clouds and design contract to Coon Wednesday and WednesdaY P night Chance of a few thowets Thurs- America (VISTA) trainees 're- 15 persons will operate out of -King and Knowlton Salt Lake 10 day Cooler Thursday High WednesdaY ceived in certificates Provo graduation temporary quarters ' near 60 Low Wednesday night 35 Windy City In the afternoon Probability of preciolte Tuesday night in an informal until the plant can be rebuilt' hos zero Wednesday but Increasing to 10' ceremony in the VISTA Center Per cent Wednesday night ' -- -' TONIGHT "'4 'S1''''-'f- r '‘ Utah - Variable cloudiness WedneeditY let the University of Utah 1 and Thursday Showera In the aorthwest Ter The 14 Portion- - Wednesday included which or Thursday ceremony is night 151Windy In western valleys during daylight a buffet dinner marked the end 731 hours Cooler in The northwest Thursday ‘ --- THE Highs Wednesday 55 to 65 Lows training for the girth ' dey night In Me 30s A - Mottle Stood" volunteers Mahe Southeastern 's i Two VISTA volunteers Tom Wednesday sod Wednesday night with w scattered rains beginning late Wednesday 7 mountains Montclair NJ and Snow in northern by late Herbert st-iiThuni- 1Match Lion Arrives—But Looking Pretty Sheepish Dote from the US Weather Sontag owen 17 4 Increasing cloudiness Is expected fed Provo — 42 titan arid Nevada skies Wednesday When Roosevelt Otte weather in southern Idaho will be Salt Lake Airport —74 onostly cloudy with scattered rain &law-- St George 54 era beginning late in the OaY Snow Isl U of U CamoUS it 45 ini Wendover northern Idaho mountains expected 'and northwestern Idaho Wyoming mountains! late Wednesday Temperatures at lower Boise in -' eievations are expected to range from the Burley 65 4 s In Idaho to the 50 51 60a In Idaho Fails end 'Nevada and Utah 54 Pocateilo 4 r ' ' rs - ' '''' :- IA :k 1 ''' ' :44 ' l( tt21)-'k ' 't ' '"'! - : i2 ' ' i '- l''2t74-'ZI-Al 4'1:'v: 0 Fi -7' 41' b ' ' ir - - Special to The Tribune ' Oa 7w3 FARMINGTON I— A civil t! :::::: !1 ::: :c44 complaint filed by five plaintiffs against Bountiful City alleging ii$ier illegal annexation and the anlifst- '4':':' s'ii:swer and motion for summary :'": :::: judgment filed by the defense will be heard here in Second' District Court Wednesday at 21 - !:" k i --- At Banquet ' - ''' - flit' r Al ': ' ' '67:68 Elects Officers for flI rill x'l 1 '- i t f 6 U Alunini Libbie Edward Elementary Honored - ' riot A threatened The date was set by Judge was nipped in the bud Tuesday Thorniey IC Swan during regu- — of the court Tues- night by Salt Lake Police who 1 confisCated clubs and quickly diaaryseSSion to their Plaintiffs represented by Athauled ringleaders homes torney Daid E West allege Approximately 50 youths gath- that action taken Dec 14 by ered at lith West and Lafayette Bountiful City Council to annex I Drive (7th North) about 7:30 an adjacent :section of county I and rumors of a gang property was illegal 4: r local laws and "you and the Lew" pm Mrs LeRoy C Glissmeyer 'Ina is being soottiohted bY' speakers and Post- between two junior hign In dispute is a triangular secfight ersouthas been elected president of Onegoa also has Scheduled an schools brought police to the tion of property bounded by I Edward Elementary door bteutifics aptocionlarpolectram Libble Bountiful city limits between scene ' ParentSchool Peruvian Park — The thkrd end sixth I Six University of Utah alumni for West to arrested Drive and-5twas One Orchard ' ' will juvenile a choruses ' present I Assn' grade on KUED (Channel 7) special! Teacher 1967 k were the cited Program two roads '1uesdsYllailtire these where to during ' a t point disperse ' for the 1967-6- 8 at 1:30 pm The program titled "Amerit Founders Day banquet in the '4 eV:H: — both meet at 3050 South teen-ageco America'" was written end will bel other The school year narrated by LaNao Larsen Williams Union Ballroom Tuesday night and girls -- - wandered off ll' fCliss- - Sandbars — A special meeting for par- boys s Mr 1 ' 1 Special to The Tribune 1 bronze ents is scheduled March 13 at 7:30 Pim after the leaders were taken by plaques Receiving PARK — A GRANITE cl from Dr Joseph F Worthen i: meyer !lin be ) police cliniD Card be Robert Dr soeakerWitl Mrs assisted Of of U of Alutnni the U youth was injured the by 'president Sgt Carl Hills said one cal psYchologist 2:35 pm when the at teachTuesday — I H will ba was :Assn were: clubs Parent There rigged confiscated Oven Skyline Jerry er consultations Monday from 1 to 9:30 t on the endl motorcycle he was riding and a first leather vice with thongs presthe for officers school vihere Winners pin Plaque i 3900 dent ' Mrs Dar- - Year will be elected of which were heavy weights pickup truck collided at - : Harold B Bennett i- 'I i win president Washington — The Inonthig executive Main South and Woodbury meeting will be Monday at 1:30 stm IN Two of the clubs were iron t ZCMP Dr Russell M NelUL Mrs- Sixth 111f!dssttit"!! Robert Despaln son of Mr vice! thlt leachers room"Stars with lead Sgt iUCUViCLj weighted pipes the Will physi-ciar!r March IJ Hills said prominent Salt Lake and Mrs Robert G Despain at the Henson Planetarium Glissmeyer president Mrs show l'!r!"' Rocco C Sicilian° San Curtis W Stevens at 9:30 ctn 1598 W Gumwood Ave (4535 t n :Francisco secretary president and chief and Mrs Vaughn Featherstone suffered a fractured South) :executive officer of the Pacific treasurer right foot and leg laceration in iMaritime Assn the accident He was treated at Scheduled PTA meetings: " Also Mrs Belle S Spafford Cottonwood Hospital and transGranite Oeuirtit Council — president of the Relief t'''''''Iciess in the series on nutrition Thewillthird ferred to Valley West Hospital be :Church of Jesus Christ of monday 1 7 am In the Kearns tlioh Deputy Sheriff B J Hahn 'Latter-da- y E Parry "Bak inottinsr741crr contketThe Less 1eylitibe He Saints said the youth was eastbound on Nev 3''atesie6i"IctiZI 'clissZtc4 I'd bervicss flw Thomas Las Vegas savings at the new facility the 3900 South when his motorcycle Special to The Tribune Granite Wilson Wasatch Council — The cooand :banker pro- Larry and a northbound pickup driven was told Jordan Board oflbc SANDY ii:Artdatdalt the GrwarilliltemjrsitriTcrtsido:liy- nfessional football player for the of Jor- by Alton lee Pearson 50 4794 Parr Don J principal be a council tSt Iouis ( Mo) Cardinals tort litlefepmalso d urwill which council' Education Tuesday night agreed dan High School in response to Box Elder (35 West) collided officers will be elected : to employ four nurses to oper- - the board's The motorcycle was knocked Formal Attire request for an North Elementary Council — Officers about 14 feet anti Chairmen will meet Thursday at 1:30 ate the school health program students why more For the first time in a dozen I 1)1 1i:1' ' : pm I t l' : :' :::: - 6 1 : - '! ' Pollee in SL Ei - ''' L t4ii - iW : ' ' - k- - !Ir Jorgetmen ' 1967 -- 1 " v A''''NI' ' tiageal 1niwi::ii:' vt Itarold Bennett Bfrs Belle Spofford son Rocco Sicilian° Dr Russell E Parry Thomas front Larry WU- - 1 Nelson rear received 14 honors : : '' k :::' I :1 ::1E t LakeI 3 : l'' ' the Salt Lake City Commission 4 to seek model city status from Y'''' 1 e the Housing and Urban DeveltCki opment Agency "As I understand It the gov- e1: :'': ernment is going to select 50 to '''''1'' ': ': 80 model cities which will be eli! ''"' F ):':'''''i :' gible for federal matching funds :: 10 :'i e 1 for certain programs" Mr t'-'' t ' Nt Rich said !7 ' ' 3 ' ' ?:41 7ri'-- :4 rhat the He '' emphasized V -'' '''''-'ant "Is not N 1'''' -'-:'urbgran rs'' ''''' '''' renewal" 'A ‘''"--- d :: 414- ' ' I h Rich 4 24 1 Mr Salt 2 ! -- 1 T -- ' - :::$? likti"ce y 1 v - tee on community improvements Tuesday said he will ask 1 ' March' r' — -- - ' Jeek4 " : I -- l:: JiM ' ' ' ' itiii: f 7 '' ! INs 7T'fis I ' '': ' N : t! 'N '"'PA ''H'F''':(-':-:-''''- f- - r LNleY' i'4i ‘3k:7i 's '4 0 ::!-:- '44 t ) '' T 4KH - ' Hansen: Salt take '' Comity contract negotiator attnr2tmcect Tuesday said lie will begin an ' the audit of the University HospVI' 0 posal foi- ' ital's $390000 biU against the lowing il'oes- r 'i 11:3'''4"ii' day county for the last three meeting Public t montlwof 1966 with Mr Hansen said the Univeriii Safety Commis- - t i 1 j sioner JaillOS L sity Hospital staff has pledged t' "full cooperation" for the Barker Jr and t r audit of:tharges iCity Planning Director Vernon f " : 2::::'::'" ' - - ' -- - ' - '' "1'4 4 $0 county to Ad I Bills at Hospital : : PiI 4 41 ' - 1 'A: :'''' ' 4 ! - k is— t egtemaal ref t ' A- l ' 7 s e'''Y 4 ' '4 '- : i i e'4k l'itt A 0s r1:" 1 '''''C 'F''''' "i'' 1 44 Tbe Salt Labe Tribune' Wednesday - 3( i ii :''i 1 ‘ 6: - 1 'i! I ' : ' 11':iiss$40 keiOkr-- i 't ::::11::: 4P: 1 '4' I 1 I- il ' :tkl ti : '44 4V I "is ' 1- ' 4 Salt Lake City will be urged to apply to the federal governitiment for "model city" 'status Max E Rich executive vice '::': I president of the Salt Lake Area :' i V Chamber of Commerce and ':' I i chairman of a citizens commit - i 1 :' 4 ::!":':- ''Z'''' g 1 :1144 ' t 4:-- ik 1 ' Chamber Aide to Urge Model City Funds Bid - 1:: ) ' t-- 1 i:' - 74- t't 's 4' ftOtes(teta t-- i f - :si- ': ig N) I: F 4' k 4: If Ts:! ''6'' 1 ' c 0 '4 5'i 'C1 f:' - 41 : 2 : I l'1:': 1 ilso ': 41::: : :t '"h A 3 I ?1 'ki i - t 1 41 ' 11 )q 4441 - 't 0 : e 4 - r ' z ' t' t - - 10'--- it g t -- ‘e'-4' 4 ' ' i''"':-7:'- ''''''' :' i':': 1 - ' t'):'ii? C"‘ '0:1 ': '! r '7'' t :: ': u '1' 4 ' : '' s 0 ' ' t 111v ' ' i '1 2 - !::'C : ''-- s : -- itk':f I 0 Mr2NUEili s 'J11 I 414100 - ": "' 1449m 4M-044- 0 )1I - Zt4VZftlr'"6- :1‘447441 i $2114591 & i Nvil 101 I 1I I 11IN ammogolommom F: - i a mdt 1 t |