Show Engineer Brakeman Hurt When Ore Train Piles Up THE OGDEN (UTAH) STANDARD-EXAMINEMONDAY "EVENING APRIL 11 1949 R Funeral Services Welfare Official Set Tuesday for Hints Cutbacks Virgil Stallings In Next Biennium BINGHAM CANYON JU t a h 4 ham Canyon copper mine with a — Tfo crewmen 1200-to- n i AP) load of ore bound for the As the train at Magna Out Of control and piled ud in the ciearea tne tsmgnam tunnel 01- ficials said the brakes on the first Copper' n rail yards William H Harper 60 of Mid seven car? apparently failed vale engineer and the brakeman Harper lumped from the engine Moyle Steck 31 of Bingham were which was pushing the cars He injured when they jumped from SrSSSr! April 41 the runaway train Both were reported in fair condition by hospital attendants urSalt Lake City where they were taken for treatment Cars Fail The train ii left the Bing- f— j received internal injuries and a possible concussion As the train roared by the tral yard control tower the 12-c- ar — — -- 1— — - SALT LAKE CITY AH1 It (AP) — Further cutbacks may be put in effect by the state Welfare commission for the next biennium Dr A C Lambert chairman said i I cen- yesterday' While savings from earlier restrictions have been more effective than was first thought Dr Lambert said operations during May and June would determine wheth er or not further limitations wQl be necessary for the next bien- - oper- ator signaled the Copperton con" trol tower Steck riding in front jumped from the train when he realized it could not be stopped He suffered a broken leg dislocated shoulder ' Bmnn and bruises Plunge Off Tracks About three and a half miles - YOUR BEST DOLLAR BUY IS WHEN YOU down the track the engine and rear five car snapped their connection and plunged off the tracks ripping up rails and splitting ties witnesses said The seven front cars ploughed on to the Copperton yards where they ni1H in ir a mace nt wicaA mjaal Traffic pn the line was blocked for several hours and officials said it probably would be several days before the yards were in full operation Operations at the mills and smelter were not interrupted 1 I BECAUSE EVEN TODAY FARES ARK ONLY I m ABOVE ISlfl Metal Workers to Map Organization I I invu I Wd FRANCISCO H S hr$ hrs WMMjftO I MEWVOtK 11 ad --e the CaB SALT LAKE CITY April 11 AP) — Representatives of some 16 Progressive Metalworkers Council (CIO) locals will meet Friday and Saturday' to discuss organizational matters George J Wilde national representative said today Wilde said the council has no intention of leaving its parent Union of Marine and Shipbuilding Workers of America (C I O) Saturday Al Skinner regional director of the International Union of Mine Mill and Smelter Workers charged P M C leadership is "deliberately withholding" information regarding an alleged split be- fr Iw 41 or an authorind travel agmt ' tween the ship union and P M C May is the critical month Dr Lambert explained as welfare de mands usually increase during that period The commission has $14 00(1 (IflO u xor tne 1&49-S- I biennium appropriated by the recent legislature which also allocated an emergency deficit fund of $189000 to finish out the current biennium Under reductions announced last e onth assistance checks for couples were cut to a maximum of $90 a month with all income Virgil B Stallings and resources deducted from maxBRIGHAM CITY April 11—Fu- imum budgets rather than from the e cases neral services for" Virgil Byron need budgets in Other reductions were ordered Stallings 74 who died Sunday at Gov J Bracken Lee requested the four-thirp m in a local hos- commission to remove from the pital will be held Wednesday at rolls any recipients who have relone p m in the Brigham Third atives capable of supporting' wel Ward chapel with Bishop James fare clients Jensen officiating Burial will br-i- n Brigham City cemetery with Harold B Felt funeral home in charge 17 Mr Stallings died of complications resulting from an automoEVANSTON Wyol April 11— An "Crown After bile accident three weeks ago and Easter cantata he had been hospitalized since that Cross" will be eiven Easter Sundav April 17 at seven-thirt- y time' pm at He was born in Eden Weber tPj juisa aecona wra cnaoei program narrator will be Mrs county Nov 8 1874 a son of Jo- The Roland Matthews with Nellie seph Stallings and Charlotte Hus-se- y Davies chorister Mrs Marie Bate- and was reared and educated in Eden He also attended Weber man at the piano and Bessie Car penter at the organ Numbers fol academy in Ogden A farmer in Eden Mr Stallings low: "A Place Called Calvary' continued to live there until he (choir) "The Cross" (choir so moved to Brigham City in 142 prano and alto duet) "O Lamb of (choir and bass obbligato Since that time he- had worked as uod solo) "At the Rising of the Sun" a carpenter and cabinet maker "The Sunrise He was an active member of the (women's chorus) "The L D S church and served a mis- Song (choir tenor solo) sion in England from 1919 to 1921 Easter Sunrise Song" (choir and "Ring Bells of and was bishop of the Eden ward soprano solo) "Believe in Me" 20 years ago He served on the Easter" (choir) high council of the North Box (choir and alto tenor duet) "I Elder stake and Was ward teacher Know That My Redeemer Liveth" and Sunday school teacher in the (choir sbDrario obblieato solo 8)"Alleluia" (choir soprano 8 alto Brigham City Third ward at the duet women s chorus) time of his death Mr Stallings was married to Isabel Burnett June 29 1898 in Salt Lake City and is survived bv his widow and the following sons ana aaugnters: Byron E Stallings Corinne Mrs Violet Peterson Salt Lake City SALT LAKE CITY April 11 Mrs Mamie Carver Monte Vista Colo Mrs Edna Canfield La fAP) — Three leaders ih the med ical profession will be principal Junta Colo Mrs Mildred Also surviving is a sifter speakers at the second annual conMrs Courtney Carver Ogden and vention of the American Academy of General Pratice of Utah which m brother George F Stallings opens Thursday at the Hotel Utah Eden They will be Dr Geza de Takats clinical associate professor of surgery University of Illinois Guide to Be Honored I collegeinorthemedicine Dr Edward A BLANDING Utah April 11 (AP) Schumann former professor of ob — Ezekiel (Zeke) Johnson veteran stetrics at the University of Pennand Dr W Wayne k guide for geology and archeology sylvaniaemeritus professor of surexpeditions in southeastern Utah will be honored on his 80th birth- gery at Temple university They also will conduct clinical day Saturday Johnson was superintendent of Natural Bridges na- pathological conferences at three salt LAKe City hospitals tional monument for 31 veart PRINTED LONG 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