Show THE OGDEN (UTAH) STAND 12A - SALT LAKE CITY (AP)—The Utah State Health Department today called for a conference of state officials June 9 here as a step to stop what it said was a “consistent and steady” increase of venereal occurrence in Utah The increase may be because of prostitution said the depart-— ment — —— Prostitution is illegal in Utah Dr George Spendlove department director said the meeting will- - focus partly on standardized statewide enforcement of the law 'Bomb-Brat- s' Invited to the meeting are law Tires Slashed a prose- cutors mayors and other public Memorial Day weekend Both Hyatt Bourne executive secretary of the Utah Safety Council urged motorists to drive safely and help the state and-Erne- officials from around the state Expects to Talk SL SALT LAKE CITY (UP) — Capt Golden Haight of the police youth bureau today attributed the recent series of “bombings” in Salt Lake City to “juvenile resentment of society” The youth bureau chief said Polio Victim United The States Public Health Service is cooperating Spendlove said several nationwide experts in the enforcement and health problem will be invited to speak He4 said this would be the first statewide meeting of its kind to be held in Utah “The purpose of the meeting” said Spendlove “will be to help coordinate the efforts of all local county and state officials in this problem for the benefit of the SL-Pro- SALT LAKE CITY (UP)— The national “Slow Down and Live” campaign begins this weekend during a three-da- y period when holiday traffic will “double the chances” for accidents Utah safety officials warned today Last year according to Highway Patrol Superintendent Lyle Hyatt three persons were killed in Utah traffic accidents over the — Still Elude Plan achieve Peter A Rockne 35 of Boise Idaho died of polio believed contracted by “household contact” with two of his children who got the disease after serum shots of Cutter anti-poli- o He is the first fatality in a secondary polio case a st weekend fatality-fre- e this year Scene of Most Accidents -- 3-D- ay vo f To day in Utah Cars Trip: Back $100000 Fire Rips Fish Processing Plant SALT LAKE CITY (UP)— A fleet of about 12 ancient auto- —CHARLESTON— (UP)— Flames fed by fish oil roared through mobiles leaves Salt Lake City Utah Processing Co fish the round Saturday for a three-daplant north of here processing trip to Provo last night and caused an estiThe cars which range in age mated $100000 damage from 1904 to 1929 will take Heber Fire Chief Frank W part in the annual tour of the crew could said his ' Horseless Hardy Carriage Club more little than do the prevent Their first stop will be in blaze from to other spreading Heber at 3 pm He said the entire Sunday at 6 pm they are buildings was structure enveloped by flames scheduled to arrive in Provo when arrived they Monday after staging a paThe fire lighted the sky for will return here rade they miles around and drew spectators from throughout Heber Valley An overheated ‘fan motor which exploded was blamed for the y day Saints Church Council of ceremonies will be Brig 'Gen Twelve will deliver the com- Herbert A 'Hall commanding mencement address at Dixie Colgeneral of the Utah General lege here tomorrow Depot in Ogden Commencement Speaker EPHRAIM (AP) — Thorpe B Isaacson chairman of the board of trustees at Utah State Agricultural College will deliver the commencement address at Snow College here tomorrow 20-ma- n Flying Gravel Pitted SL Cars blaze Th plant which operated here Radar Units Due in July SALT LAKE CITY checking Cedar City Has e Pint UHU Wood Klllor 1 Pint Bottle Crakgrass KlUtr YalwtS1il Yalta $1JI 1 Garden Haa Sprayer Yalta $U1 $405 UU Commencement Sunday LOGAN (UP)— The LDS Institute of Religion will hold its 21st annual commencement at the chapel adjacent to the Utah State Agricultural College campus here Sunday at 10:30 am It is open to the public 84 to Get Commissions LOGAN (AP) —Commissions as second lieutenants in the armed forces will be awarded 84 ROTC cadets at Utah State Agricultural College tomorrow Principal speaker at the award Alt FOB THRU FERTILIZERS llorgro ’£ Q5° 4°° Wart Greener V nit rMA BO Crakgrass sad Caatral $723 Iks mi usi or spttuix LflVIl SEED 1 pvnd plants 300 SALT SO-L- k Bag GC FtLk Far All Kindt af Watar Softeners lOO- -l 75c $120 k Bag Farmer’s Feed Co Dial 7332 200S Wash Blvd mi DELIVIKY ) Benson to Receive Doctorate at non-far- 1 speeds will for several years processed trash four or five of the radarUaid units will be installed in regular patrol cars for various trouble spots as needed SALT LAKE CITY (UP) — fish from reservoirs into fish oil Police said today they believed and fish meal It was believed the that reported “pits” in wind- only one of its type in this part shields of some 200 cars here this of the country week were caused by flying partiHomer Bonner Heber plant cles of gravel of said about one-thir- d manager Officers said F C Beck Salt the loss was covered by insurance Lake City reported yesterday that he was driving in the vicin- Dentist Heads Lions ity of the used car lots where BEAVER (AP) — Dr W D other autos were damaged Tuesday when “spray” thrown by a Bishop Beaver dentist is new vehicle ahead of him splattered president ofthe Beaver Lions his windshield He said the glass w’as pitted by the spray - all-tim- motorists’ j Dry Day e Weed Control Kit Utah Highway Patrol announced today its portable radar units for ! Utah Employment Headed for Record SPECIAL (UP)— The Hyatt pointed out that the seemingly safest portions of the road — the wide dry highways — often are the scenes of the most accidents He added that many of the persons responsible for the these occur during daylight hours yet unsolved mystery blasts probBourne said that drivers should ably come from the one in 18 or reported in the nation 20 children listed in FBI statisremember that “traffic will be doubled over the weekend and tics as the bad apples of each He said these that the likelihood of an acciyouths generation “have no respect for other peo- whole state” dent therefore will be doubled” One of the main problems he reto seem and By ple’s property” avoiding such bad driving of standard sent such acquisitions as auto- said was the lack as following another vehabits mobiles on the part of more sub- practice among communities in hicle too closely improper passenforcing the law which prohibits stantial citizens ing and driving too fast for road 101st prostitution Some cities “throw conditions — he said motorists can LAKE SALT CITY Auto Tires Slashed (AP) the book” at offenders while othavoid accidents help CEDAR CITY (AP) — The a A case in point he said is ers are lenient he said Employment in Utah is headed But Bourne that added sensible automobile-tiraround Cedar City was in area slashof series This does not stamp out prosti- for an record with only also means out driving “watching its 101st South on 7th Street East oftution he continued the ings cent of the state’s ex- for the stupid tricks of other moisture day without appreciable here last night Although he fenders merely go elsewhere 18 per today motorists” A total of 38 of an inch has doubted it was the work of the though they may remain in the perienced work force idle “bomb-brats- ” Curtis P Harding administrabeen recorded since Feb 15 The he said the attitude state of those involved probably is the biggest amount to fall in a single Therefore he maintained the tive officer of the Utah EmployTO DpeaK same The tire slashings are un- occurrence of venereal disease ment day was 07 on May 15 That was MPOSTe said toAgency Security ST GEORGE moisten to the of auto the (AP) — Elder top der Investigation hardly enough which can result is not limited a year ago more than that day of the Latter- S Bennion Adam of the bureau theft ground Venereal disease cases report- 17000 persons were out of work BYU Haight said his men are con- ed by the State Health Depart- Most recent figures this year list tinuing to run down new leads ment were 240 in 1951 (130 gon- the figure at 12000 on the boinbings but that so far orrhea and 110 syphilis) 343 in He said PROVO (UP) — Secretary of employment they had not come up with any 1952 (124 and 219) 437 in 1953 has climbed from 202000 to 0 Ezra Taft Benson concrete evidence in the case (206 and 231) 398 in 1954 (144 is up 1200 Agriculture Manufacturing an and 254) Apostle in the Latter-daCheck on Tips jobs mining 2400 construction week end of the last At the 2600 and trade including whole- Saints Church will be awarded an He said one youth bureau ofreported a total of sale and retail divisions 8700 honorary doctorate during Brigficer spends all his time checking department 207 cases Of these 61 were gonThe increases in mining and ham Young tips while six other men from orrhea and 145 University’s 80th an- were syphilis trade Harding said stems chiefthe bureau assist in the investinual commencement it was an-- ! ly from the expanding uranium gation nounced today market So far he said about SO susThe degree of doctor of Public 21 pects have been questioned and Service will be awarded to Benthen released He said his office son who will be baccalaureate receives about “a dozen” calls a day from citizens offering in- Killed in speaker He graduated with honors from BYU in 1926 formation BYU also will award honorary The most recent of the bombin France- - SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — doctorates to Harold B Lee of the ings wrecked a sheriff’s car — Bank employes should get more LDS Council of the Twelve and parked in a lot near the county Irving S Olds former president jail — early Tuesday The blast WASHAKI — Pfc Raymond O money the closing session of the of US Steel Corp Lee will reshattered several windows in Neaman ninth western regional confer21 son of Jim J ceive the degree of doctor of ence of the National Assn of nearby buildings Washaki was killd May Waxed paper and debris found 17 in of Service and Olds the Christian Bank Auditors and Comptrollers an accident in France when at the scene were sent to FBI the thick of of laws doctor was told degree yesterday he was driving ran into laboratories in Washington D C a tree J F Holland vice president in an effort to determine what Pfc Neaman had been serving and personnel director of the the bomb was made of The find- with and Merchants National the U S Army in France Farmers Bank of Los Angeles told the 175 ing of the waxed paper indicated for the past six months dynamite might have been used He was a graduate of the Bear delegates: “If banks are going to be comHaight said River High School where he was could not was what Haight say He was a petitive in the manpower market in athletics used in other bombs But he active member ot the LDS Church and they must meet the salaries and said no waxed paper was found at served as president of the YMMIA working conditions offered by all the scene of the blasts was a ward teacher in the types of industry and not just The bombing of the sheriff’s and Washaki When he en- those offered by other banks” car apparently was deliberate he tered theWard Holland also said bank emArmy in November said possibly as a show of 1953 he was “are frequently picked at ployes Fin the bravado The other bomb targets Sunday School assistant random trained indifferently and of the ward probably were chosen at random 18 1934 in treated as a market commodity He was born The youth bureau boss said Fort Hall IdahbApril number” a son Jim or a that with the exception of the J and Emilinei Pabawenaof Nealatest bombing the pattern in man: each was the same --— indicating Surviving are his father Wathe “bomb-bratswere all from shaki three brothers and two the same group sisters: Lee and Lanna Neaman r Toppenish Wash Junior and Kenneth Neaman Washaki his grandfather John Pabawena Bannock Creek Idaho ' The body will be brought to Tremonton Funeral services will be announced by the Rogers Morin Tremonton BOUNTIFUL (UP) — An inves- tuary tigation continued today into a traffic mishap in which a large truck crashed into a residence Jiere yesterday while the occupants were away No human beings were injured in the accident but the impact of the crash demolished of the house sent splintered wood and glass flying over a large area and rippled bathroom and kitchen ceilings Highway Patrol Trooper John D Rogers said the truck driver Gary P McFarland 16 Salt Lake City apparently fell asleep at the wheel Damage to the truck was estimated at $1000 so-call- 193S MAY 25 THURSDAY EVENING ER 72 Ancient Utah Drivers Warned: 'Slow Down and live' In Utah State Meeting Called enforcers ARD-EXAMIN- j wind-parche- d m 212-50- y j Washaki Man Truck Accident Asks More Money For Bank Workers Nea-ma- n time-cloc- k i ” Ele-no- SL Truck Wrecks Bountiful Home the-fro- nt The house is owned by" Bounti- ful carpenter George C Wood Nobody was home at the time of the mishap Women's "5HAPEMAKERY" DUCK CASUALS Does MarvelouV crepe duck uppers with buff design rubber outsoles ice arches Sizes Sixes 12 to 3 Air-coole- lYlellov Things for You i The way Jantzen swim suits shape you up is heavenly d 249 'At G '1 v 4-- rubber platforms soles openwork rayon and 9 cotton vamps Cork 4-- Multicolored braid solid sailcloth trim platforms 4-- 9 -- J fZ Q 239 MN" thanks to the flawlessly boned bras and paneling that is known as Men's SHAPE-MAKER- Y Honey out-sole- to 12 814 s Ribbed rubber cork platforms for extra 9 comfort Washable CREPE SOLE Bo (shown) prettily ruffled hoi bra end softly shirred body line Of sun ond water tested Tamise taffeta CASUALS - 449 $sr95 agass?' i duck uppers In Air-cool- ed green light and dark blue Natural crepe maroon M NYE soles Boys' A Sizes 1 6-1- Eye-Catchi- Women's-Misse- ng ESPADRILLES Misses' 12’2-- 3 2 379 to 5Vi Women's 4-- 9 Men's-Boy- s' CASUALS 279 Misses' 298 Women's 12V4-- 4-- 9 3 339 349 s' GYMSHOES 289 269 249 Men's 6 to 12 Boys' 2Vt-- 6 Youth's 11-- 2 1 T |