Show i 1 V Jt WEDNESDAY EVENING JULY 6 THE OGDEN (UTAH) 1955 Labor Short is t 4 'J SALT LAKE CITY (UP) — Federal and state agricultural experts reported today that Utah crbp prospects this 'year weregenerally good — although bothered in some areas by continued windy weather and in others by uranium mines that have taken over laborers Wind damage was reported in San Juan County in southeastern Utah and in the western Utah desert ranges The winds have blown considerable soil depleted moisture and whipped some plants The farm labor outlook was described by the State Extension Service and the Federal Department of Agriculture as-- generally good with Mexican nationals and Indians being used fqr seasonal " 1 the-heavies- work “However” their report added “in the uranium mining counties particularly San Juan Grand " Wayne Garfield and cEmery Kane a farm’ labor shortage exists and will continue to exist Many men are being absorbed by uranium mining' activities” Ilarvest Over The harvest of sweet cherries already has ended in Washington County where the picking of apricots has now started with the crop better than expected in quality and quantity J In Northern Utah the picking of early varieties of sweet cher-4- ries has started and MU con- tinue most of the month Although not as good as last year the agricultural agencies said the sweet and sour cherry crops would be above average in production The apricot crop is expected to be about average The U S Weather Bureau at the same time described precipitation in the state as continued spotty Since April 1 less "than half an inch of rain has fallen in the Cedar City area where precipitation for the season i$ more than two inches under normal In Northern Utah precipitation was at or near normal including f inches nearly' five and of an inch above nearly average for the season in the Logan area ‘ one-hal- one-thir- d - i days following World War II and the Korean fracas y John Markle veteran of seven years service as a ranger in Grand Canyon National Park and scenic wonders noted for his whimsical talks to Actual statisthe tourists said he was glad to tics have not yet see the older people been compiled “They’re the best behaved But a survey of the parks as folks we have” Merkle said June ended uncovered repeated “Why they listen to us as if evidence that the “joints are they really wanted to hear what we have to say during our nature jumping” Accommodations were still tours” Merkle said he liked June best plentiful although resort manJosephine Asaro agers reported ample bookings of the “big three” summer for the remainder of the season months because “not so many kids come then” Particularly noticeable “The youngsters flock in durwas obvious an in increase year the number of older folks who ing July and August” Merkle tour the parks— particularly on said with a smile “Then things are different” He admitted that conducted rail and bus tours most of the vandalism in the More Pension Money during July and Veterans of the tourisi indus- parks comes of the when the August try — an industry that last year tourists are younger ages SALT LAKE CITY— Puccini’s brought the state of Utah an inpopular opera ‘La Boheme” sec- come of 84 million dollars— say Hire College Students In addition to providing an opond University of Utah Summer the increase in oldsters is due to Festival production will open spread of more lucrative pension portunity for thousands of tour-Wednesday July 13 in the Stadium Bowl New York City Opera stars Josephine Asaro and John Druary will sing the lead roles of Mimi and Rodolfo Performances schedIn S L uled at 8:30 pm will run through Saturday evening July 16 For the first time in Summer e balFestival history a let will be presented as part of SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — the opera program With the trail already 25 days Sally Bailey and Conrad LudI N P 0 cold police doggedly continued low top solo dancers of the San —A convict Utah (UP) today their investigation into the Francisco Ballet -- will appear in was returned to the Utah prison murder of Jocelyn Hickenlooper Tschaikowsky’s “Black Swan” walked 24 hours after lie today Officers were attacking the pas dedeux Several other numat the a detail from trusty’s away case from every angle — through bers set to music from Tschaifarm penitentiary rdundups of known sex offenders kowsky’s “Swan Lake” and “Nute said Graham Marcel in canvasses and Warden cracker Suite” will be danced by O a mysterious of Clarence a search in the for that parents members of the University Ballet man with a Butterfield drove voluntarily Veteran Performer their son back to the prison while mustache John Druary is a veteran Sum- officers were looking for him One possible break turned up mer Festival performer A year throughout Salt Lake Valley but' promptly burst A yesterday ago Stadium Bowl opera-goer- s man woman were picked up a and arson said The their parents saw him in VAida” In 1953 he rived at home in Hunter in a Salt Lake County tavern their sang the top roles in both about 4 am and told them he after they were quoted as saying “Naughty Marietta” and “La was homesick and wanted to see they “knew who killed the girl” Investigators said questioning yotinger brothers and sisters Just back from her- - European his The mother and father told him showed the statements were opera debut Miss Asaro steps he back at the prison — drunken boasting into her first Summer Festival andbelonged Miss Hickenreturned him in a car with' The part She has previously starred cooperation of the Utah Highway looper a former Ogden resident as Mimi in a Detroit production Patrol disappeared June 11 Her batshortly after 11 am of “La Boheme” tered body was found a week ago Graham said that Tickets for “La Boheme” can disciplinary measures“appropriate a shallow grave near the Salt in would be be obtained by writing to the taken Lake Country Club An autopsy Summer Festival Box Office UniButterfield had been in prison indicated she had been buried versity of Utah Salt Lake City more than three years serving a alive The Stadium Bowl ticket office 15 years to life sentence as a Police questioned Mrs Lottie will be open at 6 pm preceding habitual the victim’s mothHickenlooper criminal each performance Seat prices His return left only one es- er again in efforts to nail down range from $1 to $3 capee of 20 who have broken the time element in the girl’s from the new Point of the Moun- disappearance They also started tain prison in four years still at preparing a list of suspects quesin the Gregory MaComb large Still missing is Robert tioned of last September murder Green who escaped from the man The cannery last September with a mustache entered the investigation after it was reported Commands Post a man of that description was k FERRON (UP) — M?x near the grave soon after has been installed as new seen victim the disappeared Police commander of the Ferron Amer- interest they heightened Jack Funk were told such a manwhen seen was PROVO (AP) A local la- ican Legion Post with and Dean Behling as vice comin the bor dispute at US Steel’s Geneva manders and John Thomas as ad- frequently in a drug store neighborhood Hickenlooper plant here has stifled resumption jutant e of steel production following settlement last Friday of Want More Tourists PANGUITCH (UP) — Plans a nationMde steel strike See taste for projects to boost tourist According to a statement by ocarea of the today the company the dispute centers patronage h the the elegant around “incentive earnings” of cupied new officers ofAssn The Businessmen’s steelworkers on the plant’s 10 Hen-dry- x open hearth units where steel is new officers are Burnett Crawdifference as president Jasper produced The company said the dispute ford vice president John Hurst EL started some two weeks before Stanley Mikulewicz and A LVow-ell mer with directors Holley the national steel strike The nar secretary-treasureas tionMde wage settlement did not concern it The company said efforts by both management and Parade Heads Stampede the CIO United Steelworkers to --Schenfeu NEPHI (UP) — The 21st anwill a called what “slowdown” it nual “Ute Stampede” stop open t of workers have not been ef- tomorrow noon with- - a parade "C AGE©? d fective down Nephi’s j However Alvin Krieg director Main Street Rodeo performances of U S Steel’s public relations will begin tomorrow evening at office in Salt Lake City said the Juab County fairgrounds and y— about 1500 workers have been continue for three nights brought back to the company’s Geneva and Ironton plants Funds for Water Study Back in Production1 SALT LAKE CITY (UP) — He said-thone of the three District Engineer M T Wilson blast furnaces at Geneva and of the U S Geological Survey one of the two blast furnaces at estimated today that nearly $200-00- 0 Jt Mil be available this year for Ironton are back in operation in the production of pig iron as well water investigations in Utah Wilas two sets of Geneva’s four coke son said that a federal allocaTry ultra-netion of $98000 for such studies batteries About 5000 steelworkers are has been made and will be employed’ at Geneva and about matched by funds from state and 500 at Ironton Both plants are local agencies just outside Provo The company statement said New Routes Open the Geneva plant could not reSALT LAKE CITY (AP) — I HAND e sume production until A new $81000 road from North it had “firm assurance” from the Temple and State streets to Canopen hearth employes “that they yon Road and a y traffic will terminate this slowdown route on 2nd and 3rd avenues which existed prior to the strike” were opened officially today Trafwhich it said "resulted in a se- fic will be eastbound on rious loss of production and dam- 2nd Avenue to N Street and DISTILLED FROM GRAIN 90 PROOF y age to equipment” westbound on 3rd AveA union spokesman denied the nue from E Street to Canyon SCHENLEY DISTILLERS CO NYC slowdown charge saying workers Road in the open hearth “were giving -A- DVERTISEMENTa fair day’s work for a fair day’s were but that not pay” they “working at the rapid incentive pace desired by the company” CITY (AP) Federal mediators aren’t sitting in on current talks between Kennecott Copper Corp and officials of eight separate unions in Utah Mediator S Lyle Johnson says the-S conciliators are waiting to step back into contract talks after both sides iron out “local U i issues” Some 5500 Kennecott em-- ( ployes have been idled by a strike at the firm’s Bingham Canyon mine and Magna and Arthur millsDominant union in the walkout — over a new contract — is the International Union of Mine Mill and Smelter Workers The strike had affected more than 2000 others by today The unions struck last Friday after their old contracts expired They want pay raises of 20 cents an hour plus other benefits which include a layoff pay plan which would guarantee a fixed income when out of work because of layoffs or illnesses Johnson said economic issues in the strike would be taken up federal mediators again — - 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