The Salt Lake Tribune from Salt Lake City, Utah • Page 57

The Salt Lake Tribune, Monday, December 1,1958 35 The driver of this auto was seriously hurt Sunday evening in a collision with a switch train at 6th South and 5th West. Rescuers broke off steering: wheel to extricate him. Edward Christy, 31, suffered head injuries, a broken leg and possible back injury his auto and train collided. Driver Seriously Injured When Auto Rams Train Pinned in his automobile after it collided with a Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad Co. switch train, a 31- year-old Salt Lake man was seriously injured Sunday at 8:10 p.m.

Car Accident In Nevada Kills Utahn Special to The Tribune WENDOVER, NEV. A one-car accident 10 miles southwest of here Saturday night claimed the life of a Salt Lake City man and injured another. MELVIN C. Hartshorn, 50, 225 Lambert PI. (354 South), was killed instantly when the car he was driving overturned.

A passenger, identified as George St. Clair, Salt Lake City, was treated for minor injuries and released. According to Nevada authorities Mr. Hartshorn had started to turn the car around to return to Wendover when it struck a culvert and overturned, Mr. Hartshorn was born Nov.

10, 1908, in Springfield, to Charles and Minnie M. Smith Hartshorn. He married Edna Barrett Aug. 7, 1937, in Salt Lake City. He was a member of the Mason Tenders Union Local 79 and of the Moose Lodge.

His survivors' include his widow, Salt Lake City; three sisters, Mrs. Margaret Young, Bell, Mrs. George E. Grant, Bountiful, ar. Mrs.

Ann Williams. Salt Lake City; three brothers, Jack Hartshorn, Hollywood, Harry Hart, Woods Cross, Davis County, and Robert Hartshorn. Long Beach, Calif. The driver was Identified as Edward Christy 31, 427 Park St. (540 East).

He suffered a compound fracture of the left leg, head injury and possible back injury. He was reported in poor condition at Salt Lake General Hospital. He later was transferred to St. Mark's Hospital in improved condition. The crumpled steering wheel of Mr.

Christy's car pinned him inside and it was necessary to break the steering wheel off before he could be removed from the wreckage. The accident occurred at 6th South and 5th West. Everett Nielson, 39, 1237 W. llth North, brakeman on the train, said he was riding an empty coal car at the end of a short string of freight cars being pushed northward by a diesel switch engine. He said Area Glances Calls 6 Utahns Six Utahns will represent the state at a Republican Party Western Conference scheduled Dec.

S-15 in Honolulu, Hawaii. Beehive State envoys will be Mr. and Mrs. Louis H. Caliister, Mr.

and Mrs. Jaren L. Jones and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd A.

Abbott. The 11 western states, Alaska and Hawaii will be represented at the conference. Nevada Oackup Kills Engineer Special to The Tribune Shotgun Accident Injures S.L. Teen-Ager on Hunt A Salt Lake youth was convalescing Sunday in LDS Hospital after suffering a gunshot of the left arm while hunting rabbits at Jensen, Uin- tab. County, Saturday afternoon.

Mark Johnson, 14, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Johnson, 567 Commonwealth A e. Mark Johnson (2124 South), wasstolen Mr.

Johnson said his son was shot in the arm when a shotgun held by a 14-year-old companion accidentally discharged when he attempted to take the gun off safety. Hold 2 Suspects Police Sunday were holding two men for questioning concerning the Saturday robbery of Earl's St. Grocery, 212 from which about $25 J. Parker, 63-year-old design engineer employed by Kirk Engineering Co. of Salt Lake City, died Saturday noon in a single car accident south of Ely, Nev.

Mr. Parker, along with John he leaped from the train and Benson, 25, Lomita, attempted to signal the engineer to stop when he saw the westbound car approach. The vehicle crashed into the east side of the empty coal car midway and was totally wrecked. Although there are no warning lights at the crossing railroad officials said a signalman was on duty at the crossing and was waving a lantern to warn motorists of the approaching train. Davis Lions to Meet Special to The Tribune regular bus- ness meeting for members of the Syracuse Lions Club is scheduled Monday at 8 p.m.

at the Syracuse Elementary School. Plans for the events of the holiday season will be discussed. were en route to Los Angeles, from Salt Lake City. Nye County Coroner Thomas McCulIoch. who Investigated, said the auto, driven by Mr.

Parker, had rolled over several times. Mr. Benson suffered bruises. Mr. Parker's body was taken to Tonopah.

Kc has a wife and daughter in Los Angeles. was brought to! "con-" I The two men were arrested Salt Lake hospital after at 143 2nd South before 9 p.m. after the Salt youth's arm. Theater Dockets Try out for Cast Tryouts for roles in the Children's Theater production i Mrs. I 2nd "west" Crime Summary The following is a.

summary of crimes reported to Salt Lake police during the 24-hour period ended Sunday at 5 p.m.: Burglary Intcrmountain Ford Tractor Sales. 703 W. 2nd North, unsuccessful safe attempt, small amount of cash from vending machine. Mrs. A.

J. Collins, 969 W. 7th South, home ransacked, nothing missing. Gray. Caunon Lumber 546 S.

1st West, ransacked, nothing missing. Richard L. Erickson, 1062 Denver St. (440 East), two tites and blanket from sa- rage. Mrs.

C. p. Wiest, 1071-4th East, metal index file and brief case from Earsse. Sax, 1610 Vale Ave, (1089 South) S200 overcoat from parked car. S.

M. Wollf, 2321-8th East, typewriter. E. L. Owens, S55 spare wheel and tire.

Mrs. Hal Johnson, 963 Denver St. (440 East), gas cap. J. Wisnell, 3244-17th East, S3 wallet.

of "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs" will be Monday at 4 p.m. in Kingsbury Hall, University of Utah. ceived a false fire alarm at 3rd West and 3rd South. When the clothing and the appearance of the two tallied with the description of the two robbers, police announced they would question the pair con cerning the Saturday night robbery. Car Sideswipes Train Arbie Samuel Lambson, 35, of 67 W.

7500 South, Midvale, escaped with minor injuries Sunday at 3:02 a.m. when the automobile he was driving crashed into the side of a Union Pacific diesel freight train at Redwood Road (1700 West) and 2nd South. Investigating officers said the automatic railroad crossing signal was operating. Buddy Off for Coast Dr. Frank E.

Duddy president of Westminster College, left Salt Lake City late Sunday to attend conferences 7l5 an EaTtT repone 7 Portland, and San Moser. 1203 '(440 South); John Cameron, 2168 E. 13th South, each reported hub caps stolen. Vandalism Grant i Military Dr. Trip nlav tn hp rlirprfprl hv boys with BB guns shot two holes I FranCJSCO.

10 UK u.v lhrough S350 window Mrs Marion -in Tirill vrtCraMTriH TT 10 -i 1 1 tU JVlLjnflHV Ron Ross, will be presented I Jan. 16-17. L. Harris. 1843-llth East, reported two vandals burned grass in her garden.

Police arrested two youths. seen in the area. Road Injuries Kill Utalin A 21-year-old Spanish Fork man died Sunday at 12:15 p.m. 3n a Salt Lake hospital after canyon Monday and Tuesday, Dr. Duddy will attend sessions of the Northwest Association of Secondary and Higher Schools in Portland.

He will travel to San Francisco Wednesday for a finan- ial strategy conference of Data from V. S. Weather Bureau i days near 43. Ion- Monday nishl 13 1 system dominated the weather over I Methodist educators from 11 to 22 i 'he Inlermountain Area Sunday, with Fair weather in Utah. and Nevada.

Tl ri Ti(1 I near or slightly above normal tern- Western states. with partial oudlness in Idaho and Fair luesday. Little. Wyoming, is forecast for Monday, temperature change. High both days Little, temperature change is- fore- 42 to 52.

low Monday night 10 to 25. Weather Picture Paints Sun. Clouds TEMPEKATUlfE CHART (Data for 24-hour period ended Sunday at 5:30 p.nO Uilh BlandinK Coalville Delta Green River Logan Milford Ogden Provo Roosevelt Salt Lake Airport Wendover he stepped or fell from a slow- moving car south of Spanish Fork Sunday about 1 a.m. An autopsy will be performed Monday on the body of Clyde Jenkins, 345 E. 800 North, Spanish Fork, to determine the cause of death.

Boiir Burlcy DEPUTY UTAH County! Idaho Fails Sheriff Reed Rigtrup, Springville. said his investigation showed the dead man was returning from Eureka. Juab County, early Sunday in a car Hisrh Low Free. 42 IS 53 11 53 14 4.1 45 48 45 39 44 44 36 10 15 3 IB 12 18 IS 15 Southeast cloudy th tUS ligh "and var 1 The Pacific Northwest coast had a with little temperature chansc. Hish I few lisht showers, and there was both days 40 to 50, low Monday nicht I some cloudiness in northern Idaho.

15 to 25. Southwest a 11 cloudy and continued mild through Tuesday. Hieh both days 46 to 54, low Monday smoke nisht 24 to 3" The Salt Lake Valley was beginning late Sunday to be bothered again by low visibility caused by haze and 22 witli three women. men and two Reno Bock Springs Sheridan He said an altercation began and the victim was knocked down. The men returned, to the car, LOS Angeles ill "ortianu but a siiort while later the san Diego Billinss Butte Cheyenne Denver EIko Ely Evanston Grand Junction Las Vegas Idaho 4R 51 16 45 16 43 17 rmountain Stales 57 39 43 19 SB 2R 25 through Tuesday.

Little temperature change. Hish Monday 48 to 58 except 60 to 70 extreme south. Low Monday nisht 8 to 20 except 30 to 40 extreme south. south portion, partly north portion thioueh Tuesday. Light snow showers northwest mountains Monday.

Briefly strong westerly wind east slope of Continental Divide Monday afternoon and evening. Little temperature change. High Monday in the 40s south and I southwest, 50 to 60 elsewhere. I large high pressure southwestern Texas. New York Times Service NEW cold weather continued Sunday over most of the East.

Snow flurries diminished from the Great Lakes to the northern Appalachians. Rising temperatures were noted from the northern plains states to the western lake region, in Texas and New Mexico. Rain fell along the north Pacific Coast. Scattered snow fell in North Dakota, northern Minnesota and Wisconsin. A few showers were scattered from southeastern Arizona to ur s.

Accident Report Here's Salt Lake City's 24- hour traffic report: 1 a.m—27th South and 8th East; single car off roadway. Driver: Robert F. McGourtyi 33, 3101-9th East. Damize: Sl.OOO. No injuries.

3:02 a.m.—Redwood Road and 2nd South; automobile-train. Driver: Arbie Samuel Lambson, 35, 67 W. 7500 South, suffered bruises and abrasions; Union Pacific Railroad Co. freight train. Damage: 5400.

11:36 a.m.—13th East and 27th South; two automobiles. Drivers: Elennore R. Gannuscia, 40, 1560 E. 4160 South; Ronald K. Beckley, 17.

Hailey, Idaho. Damage: S105. No 51 54 4.1 'IS 03 broke nut again, Deputy San Francisco Seattle Bir.marck Chicago Detroit Duluth Kansas City Minneapolis Omaha Boston New York City Voshington, B.C. Rigtrup said, and the driver Spokane was slowing the car again when Mr. Jenkins said he was getting out, ALL OCCUPANTS of the vehicle agreed the car was moving slowly when Mr.

Jenkins opened the door and stepped out, Deputy Rigtrup reported. The vehicle stopped Mr. Jenkins was driven to a Payson hospital and later taken home, snid Deputy Rigtrup. Mr. Jenkins' father, Earl became alarmed Sun- flay morning when his son did not get up, and found him unconscious on his hncl.

Ho was taken again to a Payson hospital, and then Irnnsferred to a Salt. Lake hospital whore he clicri. 42 5fi Piclflc Stairs 78 SI fi.i 50 44 MMnrtt 21 21 10 19 32 Eist 2.1 28 28 South 5 13 11 in 30 13 20 25 5.1 50 51 ,12 2 2 5 -15 14 2 6 IB 18 18 25 31 SB 2R 45 4ft 11 02' .19 1 84 02 Albuquerque 55 Atlanta RR Miami 78 New Orleans (il Oklr.homa City 57 Phoenix 71 Antonio 54 St. Louis Silt Lukf Wralhrr D.la: Precipitation for 24-hour period ended at 5:30 p.m., fl precipitation for November, 1.13 accumulative deficiency, .29 precipitation since Oct. 1, 11)58.

1.1.1 accumulative deficiency, l.fi.1 in. Sunrise Monday, sunset, 5:01. Expected maximum, 45; expected minimum, SO. Kill T.iki- Cltr ind tll.n—Fair with local smoke through Tuesday; little temperature chance. HlEh both -JNID (Mr-HI OF MISSU1I AIIAl HIOH TtMFHATURIS FOMCAIT RAIN WARM FRONT COLD FRONT STATIC FRONT ilHOWN The wralher forecast map for Monday Indicates clear skies in Utah and Nevada, bu( partial cloudiness over Idaho and Wyomlnjf.

Area tenrneratitn'jiwill STORES OPEN TILL MONDAY FRIDAY EVENINGS SHOP THE VALUES IN TODAY'S PAPER.