The Salt Lake Tribune from Salt Lake City, Utah • 18

18 The Salt Lake Tribune, Thursday, October 20, 1960 Intermountain News Briefs GOP Leader, Merchant Dies at 73 in Milford Idaho Okehs $31 Million for Roads We've got everything BOOTS, PANTS, SOX, HATS, SHIRTS. REFRESHMENTS 8" Insulated HUNTING BOOTS Wodg crop tola, waterproof leather REG. $1095 170? IV on the state secondary system. 5 and Wednesday said it would not "surrender in the 5 month strike. TALKS BETWEEN Mine-Mill and Bunker Hill collapsed in Spokane last Friday without a discussion on wages.

Some 2,200 men are idle in the strike. Cave-In Fatal REXBURG, IDAHO A Pocatello man, Ray Bowden, 43, died here Wednesday when a 10-foot-deep sewer trench caved in on him. TWO COMPANIONS working with Mr. Bowden were caught In the cave-in, but were able to extricate themselves with only minor injuries. One of the companions, a nephew of 4he buried-man.

federal responsibilities con nected with construction of Glen Canyon Dam were dis cussed here Wednesday by officials from Utah, Arizona and New Mexico. THE OFFICIALS discussed such items as recreational development planting of fish, boating laws and licensing agreements between states. Plush Club Burns TWIN FALLS, IDAHO The plush Blue Lakes Country Club at Twin Falls was a smoldering heap of ashes Wednesday after grease on an electric grill caught fire Tuesday night and burned the building to the ground. OWNERS ESTIMATED total! damage to the buildings and GENUINE LEVIS Wa have year ilia than 20 years and each year donated his salary to the Milford Volunteer Fire Department. BORN APRIL 8, 1887, near Winnebago, Mr.

Jefferson was a son of Henry and Rachel McDonald Jefferson. The family moved to Butte, in 1890, where Mr. Jefferson received his schooling. In 1902 they moved to Milford. Mr.

Jefferson married Blanche Behrman in 1910. She is deceased. In 1929 he married Grace Smurthwaite in Salt Lake City. SURVIVORS INCLUDE the widow; two sons, Richard Jefferson, Milford; Thomas Jefferson, Ely, and a stepson, Elwood Jefferson, Milford. Masonic funeral services at the Milford Masonic Temple will precede public services to be conducted Friday at 1 p.ih.

in the Milford Ward Chapel, Church of Jesus Christ of Lat ter-day Saints. Friends may call at the Southern Utah Mortuary, Milford, Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. and Friday from 11 a.m. until noon. Burial will City 8" Hunting Boots Leather, Waterproof Wedge Crepe Soles Reg.

$13.95 leaped back into the trench ipmenviiHe about when he saw Mr. Bowden was uua trapped and uncovered "his head. A second cave-in, however, deposited more dirt on the buried man. Big Grizzly Attacks Island Park Hunter Mel's Store GROCERIES, SHOES, CLOTHING 56 South 8th West- OPEN 'TIL 1 A.M. Special to The Tribune BOISE, IDAHO The State Highway Department Wednesday announced approval of a 1961 road construction program in Idaho costing 31 million dollars.

tfr THE TOTAL, $18,200,000 would be spent on the Interstate highway system with emphasis on the Interstate to be in two areas between tello and Idaho Falls in eastern Idaho and in the northern panhandle. The department said construction will include worth of projects on primary highways and $2,600,000 Utahn Gets Jail VERNAL Wayne D. Ferguson, 28G us he Uintah County, Wednesday began serving a three-months tence in Uintah County- Jail for negligent homicide. FERGUSON WAS sentenced Tuesday by Fourth District Judge R.L. Tuckett to a year in jail with nine months suspended.

He was convicted July 12 of this year in connection with the death of Mrs. Eva Rushton, Gusher, in an automobile accident' Oct. 16, 1959. Firm Strike Stand KELLOGG, IDAHO The big Bunker Hill Co. broke the silence it has held since struck by the Mine-Mill Union May A DVEBTISIMEN Helps You Overcome FALSE TEETH Looseness ond Worry No longer annoyed or feel became of loose, wobbly falsa teeth FA8TEETH, an Improved alkaline non-acid 1 powder, sprinkled on your plates holds them firmer so they feel mors comfortable Avoid embarrassment caused by loose pistes Get FASItETH at any drug counter.

NO EXTRA Special to The Tribune MILFORD George Jefferson, 73, Milford businessman and for many years an influential figure in the Republican Party of Utah, died early Wednesday morning at his home of natural causes. frOR MORE THAN 50 years Mr. Jefferson and members of his family have owned and managed the Jefferson Mercantile Co. in Milford, one of the largest general mercantile businesses in the southern part of the state. He was president of the Milford State Bank, the Southwestern Distributing Cedar City, and the Southern Utah Powder with offices in Milford and Cedar City.

HE ALSO HAD oil and mining interests. Mr. Jefferson served two terms in the Utah "Statf Legislature beginning in 1924 and was elected to the State Senate in 1930 and served one term. He was Beaver County Republican Party chairman for more than 12 years and had served as a committeeman for many years. Active in civic affairs, Mr.

Jefferson had served ford city treasurer for more 4 9' Model R740VWD 282 hq. in. picjre area 00011 Special to The Tribune ISLAND PARK, IDAHO If youre in the Island Park area and you run into a grizzly bear wearing a wrist watch and braking tracks a foot long, dont stop to ask the time. Make tracks yourself far apart and lots. A PARTY OF POCATELLO deer hunters encountered the bruin in the Upper Sheep FallsN area.

The animal charged Harold Bohlscheid, who four shots before the bear knocked his rifle from his hands. "That was the biggest grizzly bear in the woild, he assured companions? "Big as alocomotive. The bears tracks measured 12 inches. Mr. Bohlscheid escaped unharmed, but one swipe of the bears paw tore his clothing, ripped off his wrist watch and knocked the rifle from his hands.

THE RIFLE WAS LATER recovered, but the watch could not be found. Hunters later found two cubs in the thicket, both of which had 'been shot. They theorized the grizzly sow attacked Mr. Bohlscheid to protect her wounded cubs, which were so badly injured they had to be destroyed. Cool, Frightened Salt Laker Saves Family in Air Scrape 1 To Fire Missile OGDEN Gov.

George D. Clyde will fire a three-foot replica of the Minuteman ICBM missile here Thursday at 10 a.m. to break ground for theTiew Thiokol Operations Center to be built at Ogden. THE PROGRAM will begin at 8:55 a.m. at the site near the northeast corner of Ogden Municipal Airport Ask Bridge Bids BOISE, IDAHO UP) Bids were asked Wednesday by the State Highway Department for construction of a 240-foot concrete bridge over the Priest River on the McAbee Falls road in Bonner County.

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Harlon W. Bement, Utah State Aeronautics director, commended Mr. Harmon for his efficiency and good judgment in the emergency. Although the pilot and his wife were frightened, Mr. Harmon broadcast a May Day (international emergency signal) alert that was heard at Hill Air Force Base and at Salt Lake Municipal Airport.

THE PILOT THEN recalled having seen the marking of the Allen Ranch strip on a map which he did not have in his possession at the time. He radioed his position and proceeded to make the emergency landing. Mr. Harmon, who has had 71 hours flying time, said he was the plane owned by the Executive Flying, Club. An internal defect, he said, apparently caused the engine to die at 12,000 feet.

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MR. ALLISON DIED Tues day in Eureka, Calif, following an emergency operation for a strangulated hernia. He became city manager of Yakima April 1, 1959, after service-in Ogden- ioa similar position from Jan. 8, 1952 to March 1, 1959. Mr.

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