' 0104tlekr VS'ql$015642V0120arSIS t aWZXMMI - - e ' - I ! 13 'State Warns Greek Relief February — Dan ow of Leaders Roles Compare Work in Mercy 1To Fruit Trees Meet m S L ges Zrbt galic rfribunr 15 1913 It -- - S L 'County Monday Morning - News Items Told in Brief !k 'Mural Painter Wins Praise I s 1 '' t e- r ' ""C' :1if i Of Musician - ' ' "Wholesale slaughter" of Utah t— : I I - ii -- ? e '''lk ' - New York i T 4 1 and Norman :4? t Jacobsen world traveler and art- ''' ist met on common ground Satur7'4 P r e :''' '7 day when thry compared notes on -- 74!: t 1' the work they are both doing in i P i Greek war relief activities f1 : I '''' S' '? 'jz(:-: 4Mr Jaeobsen 14s just finished t ' ! t ''t 14 r-:i a sequel to a series of 15 murals t 2 '''' ' r ‘ as an answer to painted ' people who :''''''''I' complain about rationing in a land : i t cf plentr The painting of a t i 1 f stara-inGreek mother and her i ' 1 i t Ail (: i t -' '' ': '' 4 child be displayed prominently 0! NO: i14A ! : !''C'''' '''4 ' '' In the downtown district accord::::'-if- ‘ ' s:C x :tr': t 1 i ”' ' r:::'!" 1 It: i i 1r t t " P' C C:' ing to 'Sam Kounalis director of 7" Greek war relief : I k ! vc :I ' t i I z f :401 t i1l The murals depicting the rape t f i rt (p f 4 cf Crete and the destruction "I i I e47I t 1 over all the world war ' wrought eby ii !: : t i f ' eventually twill be hung at the I i' i army Er forces basic training f i Liz i i$ center at Kearns Mr Jacobsen t : Ian° has seen much of the war him- ! ': : t'" i self and who was evacuated from ::q:if':-'' '" t t "si '444 ' ' Spain In 1936 portrayed starvaI : Lon as he saw it with ''a defeat- t " t ' ing drabnesa" ': 1 ' Vnoriides to be guest cont'i v ductor of the Utah State Syrnt : ! corn1 ' crchestra Tuesday phonv 2 i t ' ! i t men—tied Mr Jacobsen on his work i 'TifA-: "::: :1 that the people of Greece saying t 1" a re so dependent on the food being ' -1 t‘"a-—AdmaAkEait to them from the allied naGreek mar relief unites artists of different mediums - Nortions that even a 247hour delay in man Jacobsen a Vrionides shows Christos causes in rise the death (left) symphony shipment More than 100000 people rate conductor his poster to be used in relief drive In Greece already have starved to death he said Concerning his progress with the symphony orchestra Mr Vrionides was pleased with the instrurnenta1 re6ponse He is anxious to observe the reaction of the audience to the American Indian numbers in which five drummers will be used The program will include some- - of the work of contemporary composers which he of the L D S The Cambrian association of Reorganization bel!eves the public should know church was an- Salt Lake City announced Sunday music committee Mr Jacobsen who draws his nounced Sunday by Tracy Y Can- that Miss Mary Ann Howells 19 eartoons from hfe has worked for non chairman s7rne cf the largest newspapers in daughter of Mr LeRoy J Robertson of Provo and the world He told of his expertMrs Thomas ' nce intrying to cartoon 'Mussolini formerly second FiSsistant was ad- Howells of 1269 'tt4 to vanced first assistant d taking' f beir zr repulsed at ench a piS of the late George D Logan HVCiltu se- - r rrcach With hiii wife and small the place that group's was first assistant and lection for Pyper who son he ! ed:fqa from Casablanca :1treasurer ' to the Tangier zone for evacuation a gold J Spencer Cornwall director of (plying 19-- 9 He has been in Salt Lske ke37 award to be :1?i t11 CLty a year coming here for his the tabernacle choir is the new given by the Salt He is now teaching life second assistant and also becomes Lake health N Lorenzo Mitchell chamber juniors and pertrait classes Rt the Art ttreasurer of corn- continues as secretary Barn at an merce Other members of the music Am erIcanism ' committee are Miss Carol Hinck- luncheon FridayVrionidem ':47:: 4 1 7 'et : : s N- -'- -'' 11 - '' Ili s- t - i ii-il- ' 7 ' - - i ! r- :: ' s''- 1 4 - i f- -- 77:--:: 1 : ) : g : ii : : -- : ::-42:- - - 1-'- :' : : - '":- 1 ' 1:- : ' "f ir 1 i- ''l A - :- r--v f-- t i- ' ! : - i' - ' : t' - i t' 1t Ft - : ' 'r --r- -- e q l'4''' ' i''''-' ' 4 ' : ' - ?' -- : : '4 59---- It t- i'-- - ' 6d Music Group Chancres in LDS Church Group Chooses S L Girl for Citizen Award re-1- 1: ' - -- ley assistant secretary M O Ashton member of the presiding bishopric Frank W Asper Alfred M Murdock Sees All U S on Week 48-11o- ur - (7 1 V-- e sr-- 1 trm 61 Pit it F PPrI) without said he is -- contcht (our-tr1 n to bo attitude for the Surar beet farmers in by tlhis r heiert tthe le:-islatio- state IL i fr solis feqr of Birth g - 12 :k f:r 1 fr--rl- fa--e- - bil:-ing- s P0 t Hiln t Ral)blt ISLillel 1 y t 444 - : D S Leader a" liS 81st 1--e - at 12:10 p m in the Beau Brum- mel cafe Durham Lester Hinchcliff Freda The award Is Mary Ann Jensen Gerrit de Jong Jr Alex- made to repre- Howells ander Schreiner 'Mrs FranceA sentatiyes of ap- Grant Bennett D Sterling Wheel- proximately 19 of Salt Lake City's wright Miss Nina Halliday and nationality groups Each organi- Dr Florence Jepperson Madsen zation selects a member of foreign birth or parentage who best personifieN the ideals of American citizenship Miss Howells a native of Salt Lake City was the unanimous se- 11 1 lection of the Cambrian associa- !I tion according' to John James Both of her parents were born in Wales and have been 'go ahead and T'Ant as 2arge Fin acreage as they car and be confident man power he rrovided- - even if it should 1 becone to necesssry avsiabe as harvesters "TIDVALE — John C 1 Sharp sa:d 1 on the siver contro- - patriarch of East Jordan L D S stake observed eighty-firs- t his I Nersy Serater Muri)-(- -- I said: Tb at his home i n 11tIva1e e11 r— r "- crno'rf--- ""' birthday Saturday the silver reTresfrtinz partieu:ar!y AIr 'Union d:stri(ds ef New Ycrk Fort Sharp was13 born attrikii son February JPrsev eni Nk England have of Jnhn W and Ann M B Sharp I a erv vKorous fieht to re- start the first settlers there He 1 peal r esn si:e The among gisatin fro received his at the Union -seihatCrS aril rerreentativcs school and later a Salt attended stitte ard other Icing prei s co:lege of silver in congress in rtiv Lake busin-s- s Ire married Eliza Snow Richards with one of the opin cn are June 8 1 882 In 1908 he ful- rinc-- it crucal fights essthat we have on filled an L D S mission to Eng-ever- flcrcl Our sii-in he was active in many this latest at:ai:A on silver lard4-ate- r upon the enthusiastic and capacities in L D S church work at 'Union Mr Sharp formerly eorper:Ition rf mrnl- - owned and operated the Work- c f congress mine operators rrinert an-- I the peep:e of the west ingmens store at Midvale FM- a11 A vncle lowing the death of his first wife Mr Sharp married Mrs Ida T Bush Five sons and Caughters living are John S Sharp Mrs Laura 1( S Anderion Mrs LaVerne S Snarr and Mrs Martha Pearson of salt Lake City and Mrs Louise S A rori of viindaliRols in s:ilt Stuki of Idaho Fal:s Idaho There are 33 grandchildren and 17 great- Lai-- i Sunday grandchildren Cty riatlint hutches IA as La ke SIlt po pzzl:rg illICity One ( a se of a masA k i th- - rr:lPrt rr::j7:!czatinn tablos V i III I' 1I throtE:h sleuth-11-4nethods of radio patrolmen l Fliurrs the seonl remained unsolved at a hutch in Early Sund--ithe rear of South Ninth West New American and universal street carcasses of 15 rabbits were Christian flae-by strewn snout the yard churoh members purchased to emphasize sUSpPtted clg of the act loyalty to the ciiiirch and goy1:adrt Pa- - ornment were dediented Sunday Traeing A J Onencole and K C at special services of the St Farnworth were led to a large j o h Ws Evangelical Lutheran within a elorlc rf the h ion() Fifth East street scene dg The officers said the "sus- - with the Rev F E Schumann pect s prints mataled Carcasses officiating In his de(teatorY talk "The rine rabbits and several of a rewlv-arrivlitter were not Christian Citizen—His Duty to fnunit It is believed the knflr State iand Church" the Rev Mr not age enJugh to blaugtter Schumann explained the signifithe entir boptifation conre of the colors of both flae-Still unsolved was the killing of and reasons for respecting both four rabbits valued at S3 each at Colors were rreserted by Lieuthe rear of L3S North Twelfth tenant Paul E Bollmers of the West street although officers were naval recruiting and inducting starnbre incsine to blame juveniles tion and fl R Zierott a member or hi:rnan vandals rather than of the chtirch quadrupeds t!'lc-::- b-- Chi (AerenlOn ZJe(licates naturalized hi-zi- fire-fighti- announced drg-prirt- s en el wL-Lt- S L illeetilltrs Slated Toda y scheduled for Meetings day in Salt Lake City include: llotel Utah—Salt Lake Exch?nge club board of dfreetors 12:15 p rn Associoted Ecuipment Dealers 6 p rn Utah Power and Light company 6:30 p m Utah Furniture association 7 p Neshouse hotel—Utah Federation of Women's clubs 10 a m International Relations committee noon Deseret Livestock 1War N'ictirn Honored company 1 p m Salt Lake DisFriends and relatives of Marion trict Dental society 6:30 p m:8 Democratic club Lee Hcfheins aviation Sa:crebriosh Lake licensed plumbrnachinists mate third class who pers rn:8 Salt rn: p Speakers club 8 was killed in action in the Pacific Dental Society Lake Salt m: p war zone Thanksgiving- day day eulogized the Salt Lake youth auxiliary 8 p m at memorial services at the ThirtyTemple Square hotel—Salt Lake L D S ward chapel 351 Accident and Health club noon Milk Dealers' association 8 p rn INavajo street s lleetinc Set D f ste t r h services for rew res:- nirti:larly the stare and others ir- - HI: L lns-rn- S sonietliing- of and h:sterv g rines !'"' fs - rar-a- S- - rei v Nor! tt t 2 p m Main beginrurg February 20 IteaibssoiNa Am I ld - Sundo-t- I Oa - ad lei- - A and for- ::11' ixi V ivie - 7 StirrtvIng all-da- y program I i :Midvale Of ficers - I UTAH t ' - FUNERALS Births 1 t Ft 11 a-- Salt 4 deaa Frst F1:-P- t - ! E ' Eleanor Romnev 3Io lin J — I t 7t ''' i Pt start s t - h ' illoditrol---Thecidor- Patrol Reports Traffic Law Charles R Sanders - 'Sweetheart' Ball - Violations Gain 1 - - - ' Priinin7 Lectures turist 1 h ent - av gh l Willae'd 'Sidney Thomson ' ) y n - - Rue--Walte- r one-fourt- at that - 1 r - i Y Gib-bin- 000 I 771 Preference Dance Annie 'Nevange 11 Carpenter -- - - arrested' Ouuortuttitv Classes :":? :' - munnAY ':::: I I::!:: n : PI Ilia May Beatv 1 Pi-O- I' 24 I I F1t-k7- elders :77 - 1-41 link i 1 it : Revokes City T 1 1 City at e start at La Vern Bahr Carter i ::- I A iipent I n'-- -- 1 re—m—oTie-11- --- Mf'l-LT- J that re-Sa- County Board Okells New !Hospital Aids - N - I -- - ry TI n Mich Eli c !: i I f 717 $100 per Betty Jean 31i1let month She replaces Miss Martha iller OG nEs---Betty Jean Schulte of terIP P anti lin Rose daughter av enue died or M tiler of I 412 Other appointments confirmed tineumonta her parents at the hams were the Miss commission !tiT liritay by 24 in Ogi FIIi WHIR horn January Laura L Foss of 542 East Third denThe sister her ing Sout h street and Miss Erma Patsy Sum Lou '3: e r"' andr t M ra Hazel Sexton Of Ogden and bIrs Berndt of 71 West Twenty-firs- t South street temporary special Emeline Kiddy or Evanaton Wyo at $6 per tiny: 'Mks Chile 1 duty mu-seMay Roberts of 742 North Second itOOPER NVhpr County —Mrs (Oydo West telephone operator at fr li'l'o:: "aitte $90 per month: J E Warburton A It"' a 1APek's illneas of'3029 South State street orderly iifier A pril was ra A nor tn la7r a 1:!1?(r) at $75 per month and Miss Alice in Nttrooper daughter sheThomas as married to Jardine !Moore Peterson of 535 Butte street prac- - gdr4 Mr A rave Novtriter 14 1924 in Ogden tieal nurse at $75 per Month I) S ward She was active in the Hooper East First Pital nursing I Aleet Wyo- itnne I st-re- r4' r' l' Montana and Idaho Tuesday will meet with motor transport officials of Utah in Salt Lake City to map a program of joint action to eliminate duplicating lines and empty trucks for the duration Miss Agnes White lock secretary-manage- r of the Utah Transport association announced Called at the request of the office of defense transportation the conferences will aim at eliminating waste in transportation and conserving truck miles to assure swift movement of war supplies A 10 a in meeting of OPT committee members will open the conclave- at the Newhouse hotel with other conferences scheduled for 2 p ni for zilJ operators kite' i I t and W11: widely known as a skilled unifier Stu vi ing besides her husband are the folioNn mg brothers and sisters: Rirliard J rs Wilson of I) G Moore of Hooper XV ilson Of Grains rs C 1)orein Or Mrs Joseph Ila V118 of Tabor Hahn' 11111: Mrs C H Spicer of NI Alta S Ii and NI rs Dewey Cray thorne Sacra mento U of U Opens Stewart street daughter February 1 PATENT ATTORNEYS alyera—Melvin anti Margaret Mary Hoganson 1419 Emerson avenue eon Janti S Reg var 30 mark drawings Beason B:dg Tavern and Helen allattimely—Briward Kell Frieda Salt Lake City mon January 2S NG Manta-Lona Franela and Bertha Maria FOR private and punfic inrary otoOtnit Kia HS 32a0 Orchard street !laughter JanG Dust Co 221 Edson tt 24 uary Mahon t —Emil Edward and Helen 1117PI 1IELTS-TRUWest 183 Kelsey si 'nue daughter JanSURGICAL uary 1 S a Ramsey—Willie in Floyd and Hattie FITTED BY EXPERT Foothill driVO datighter Lynch 2r11 South Man Sat Lake Cult January 22 Fen Thomas and r a ro oseph DEFENSE WORKER to reitev Gretchen Hofmann 11 41 Thirteenth East a Individukiv desf-P- t Spencer try street 'laughter January 23 Free consultation Cail fut Farmer Hoover eves Harriet and 1 7 isi ma n Witlioag—Lesha Princeton avenue daughter January 14 WATCH REPAiRiNG Greentinigh— Ms rlin Datialaa and Dor11114 othy kirtinharn Faat Third South WATCH REPAIRING streat son— January 12 A t L WORK GU A RA f'rrilLKD Francis Russell Howard Helen and Vanae 27 North Wolcott street son J aniinifind from 1 to 2 0ea-rv 'Itt Home' - i PPiN1ERS--BOOK8INDI- - SSES An-zet- LI' - I r I - a MONTGOMBRY WAJID lat Snuff) and Main 14 34iis'r Firoia htFaFaitel n- - Praentvti t'atignhtertr11th I t - Rill-so- n 71 cauik-trg—s- liartim ern 1 it r t ! I I agN mok of Record Romney Fune'ral for Ttlesdav - sy- 5alt akt Uribunc 01 pri-sent- Joseph Naylor che a- 1 i 1 1 - - - - —4 ?áöT3 Fart A linOnft and Lyle Daane WEATHER STRIPPING Hither 1350 Park atreet daughter Jantia rV :11 11)rottluty---1enWilson and Edith Flormake your home wind dust r4 ence Carroll 1riiiel r houe fas4 $15-$1- 0 eon January 12 rein William O7tIS J H Muratori 40 pet Ivard and Nedra Simmons Charlaston fan January 11 C M Bhp luint Bertagnolp—Rohert Kenneth and Helen WINDOW SHADES A liaa Hof mann 863 Second avenue son More than 100 University of DEN -- 1st rs Martha Ca roline Morten31 IN eria dee et January eei leo PO ot 419 Twenty-eightBinghn wood Gibson msie students under the sen Utah James and 'terry-siata—made by 1irakJ3 Co Itt MsrysonMildred 11110W st reef of Josepti f3hiin tid 125 and ttUrnatel street JanNanth East Snerry sampiel three-weeof direction ' Professor Thomas Sunday at her home after a Lae nary 14 SANDIA:L S4S Ashbv Giles participated in the first of illness Bingham Wall Porn October 1S dd aa rna-I e r rk—te' 8Jofte: r nn :Iniagdnh nileitnaTrnit I—SPECIAL NOTICES the annual "At Home" series pre it Ephraim a (laughter of Asflans an and A nnie Andersen Mortensen n sented Sunday afternoon under the lnjaJlt site accompanied her parents to Van Ness Mead 1107 East South Beatrice Save 25 Per Cent on Your Dry Temple v here she had resided since She street daughter January 15 auspices of the Union building Ogden carry at tna Cleaning casn62 and had been a Relief society worker in the 5 6 o 6tate Royal Laundry management ilson Clinton and Ogden Third Fourth EDDY'S LUNCH S wards News Featured group in the concert and Eleventry 4 L 1D5I14 BEE R—LUNCHES HOT CHILI—COLD she was married In was the university men's glee Club theOns72ItApril 3S W SECOND SOUTH S temple Lake L Bingnam I 4 ecernber died last assisted by the university Building Permits (Continued on Following Page ) sons and daughters are JomSet Nich (laJanis owner orchestra the piano con SephSurviving remodel cinder and Lawrence H Bingnam and Mrs block phony store 551 South First West street ' certo ensemble and the violin en Nlytt le Crouch of Ogden Mrs Leah Actis $1000 R Mrs Esther R A wrekof Butte Mont F semble Katayama owner remodel brick art-1p and Cal of Whittler Chester II Funeral services for Park RomIssued every mornina by Tn Sal Laa Long Beach Cal: 15 grand- residence 523 South Third East street$700 Bingham of in the presentation children Soloists Tribune Publishing Company con60 Lake and the brothers and Salt following ney prominent who sisters: Elvin and James Joseph Morten- Warranty Deeds Cornwall tractor and builder who died Sat- were Margaret movement VIrs sen Beal of Charles Ogden Harry the first of the and Henry Alice F Moyle to Gladys P Ford lot 2 Mortensen of Los Angeles 7 urday of carcinoma will be con- played A $10 platEssie Funeral services Lk" ill be conducted Wed- - block W H Bintz to ducted Tuesday at 12:15 p tn at Rachmaninov C minor piano con- nesday C Thorup lot 16 TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION rriIPlin the Ogden Eleventh 1 p at 2 block &mended Denver $10 3 105 certo: Hickman of the June ID plat M D 1)ally and Sunday On month 1990 L Hess singing S S L ward Wells ward the bishop chapel M A to Vivian B Ellie lot and chapeciby Bach-Gouno- d Hadley 'Jar Club Acretk$10 Sunday One veal' in AS- Daily in Burial will 3 hock 9 "Ave Maria" Lewis be city cemetery 31 Zldr vance Fifth East street Country Sons directed by Lindquist mortuary W C Crump Sr to Bert M Crump secThe above rates poly in Utah Meat° Friends may call at 36 East Farr singing "On the Road to Man- t tinn 10 township 4 south range 1 west Nevada and Wyoming $1 Elsewhere in the United States: 1 Seventh South street Monday eve- dalay' by Oley Speaks and Helen- John Bert M Crump to Ellen S Wilkins sec- - Daily and Sunday one month 23$ 4 south range 1 west $1 tiol In ning and at the family residence Caine singing Strauss' "Blue Dantowcship V lo'tinera! Aaronor memoer Thor ts the F Tribun rnitri L to Larson Ints Grant Louis The male pRovnIENcE Roy 21 In Third East street Tuesday iihe" quartet university 'The Associated Press Is esinr John Joxf ph Naylor5(i V(rld 1 end 2 block 3 Yalecrest Park $10qou clotted Press from 9:30 a m until time ni the was also featured in the in Pm idenee War veteran whn died investment rompottly tn LOtilii CILISiVelY entitled to the us tor reprodueSugnrhLIA t news tot 7 Ferereen Perk S10 L Lerito-tiOn of all conettletrd TndAy Will 0 ateratehes credited to It Burial will be in the tion of "Pilgrim' s Song" by Tchai- Saturdi4y services 1) ProvidPn Leonidas pierseill to Orvin Dryldele lot or not otherwise credited in this paver p m in th 4 block 13 plat B 410 and alio th local AMU pUbLISZINA AOMIII Wasatch Lawn Memorial park ward cnapel by Ernest Idauzhill bishop kowsky - :' a nUng - - a : Truckers from Colorado - 'z n at akti 140kAivitataggimeg MADSEN'S—MURRAY Ovenwere—Roseville Pottery PyrexG1F-rs WRAPPIAi k ItEE 1 - 1 Wedding Anniversary Gifts c tcrs Fat Yoe r f Gamlen COM!11t tn A4en 1 Centrata Brat'ton lot 1 $14j HPierl Caine Tuit:e t sit to Van 9 at 13 Slo r Wagoner int It Jihn IlAnsen to o 7 and 'tttiiS lital A Para $10 John C Sax te Cnarn30 towlialaiii 1 ou t ti ranize btrs Townstte No $10o0 to WowirsaJitha Wter Stevens "ectton 6 townahip 2 aputa rartar 1 east $10 Sarah Ann Saxton to Fiaitte W mection 16 LO'Allbilip 1 IPOULA range 1 east $10 Sabra JactItson to Dorothy Rees Sc'ithethrt lot 27 tal:k 2 Coolitttze Pace Si tot s 14 Mabel Roes et ai to Enocta to 19 Empire addition $10 Horhe Thurman McClure 24 Kearna Utah Dorothy Bradbury 29 Salt Lake Cain 6 Bingham Richard Jorgenften yon Utah: 22 1:tah Kenna Garringer Murray Hoy Burton Hutchinson legal age Salt 'Lake: W Collins Oliva legal age Salt Lake Illam Gerald Brown 26 Price Utah 10in Elaine Leonard 18 Price Utah ) t t IVarranty Deeds Preston Idaho e' t StV2 A (I ti thrist tan 0( 'And NI :I gtiettna Her- kic ca ine to the !gcr nited State! wIt h ": his 1411111V when he :: 41"Wes as atill a young eht lit and crossed the to Utah at the plains 4 iis it age of eight with theJohn D Ross com- p Ile had been pany 1 k:k-- ' in Murray prominent i and affsirs Tth 4 In wo titled '4:'''-'--it the Al tirrn y city cowl- ) Ills wife NIn rid ii i too Eddins licrmer d led 1 In 1937 '':':i -- 0 Mr 4 Fi e r m e r tw o n re tin tightcrs M rs :Wig- - t t gie nitcy and M cs i A iiie tr141 as 0 f ?Our 16i41 five tzrmnrichitray d rcn d nine great- Mr Bertpr older and all widows and widowers of this community will be honored February 25 at the annual Draper homecoming and old folks' day A banquet programs motion pictures and a dance will be features of the tary ee Salt Lake air raid wai dens and others who wish to keep posted on latest methods of combating fire class Irity attend a sponsored by the Salt Lake City civilian defense corps ‘VeOnesday at 7:30 p m at 575 South Eighth West street Sergeant L C Crowther assistant air raid warden bnm In rn of causPs iStatisticr ert Set Tuesday i Plans ClaSs Corps Marriage Licenses t A eARRoWeiMITII---Service- s for ILL:s Crandall rowsmith be held IktfVldav at 7 n rn tze Lake City room j6 East seveoth soutla riebds may LeRoy Karren of tcla Hog Hanae- n- A Ime II and The tda May call at the Ktate room m the mortary Tli rrier 1395 Ninth 'East street eon FedAddltoral omit time of serNjoes 5 tuary AlIDVALE — New officers grandi-hildreaervices will be held Tueaday at 2 Jordan-Lawr- ence Fielden and Rozella m In the Provo Ctv cemetery Furersa p Mid-Flor- a son street East 1931 Eleventh Cromar elected for the gardirectors Deseret mortuary 6 February den club of Midvale include Mrs Merkeley-Will- iam armed services or who have Jerry and Edna Vera DAVIS—Funeral services for Ducheare daughter January 31 Mary Kemkel Davis will be heid TuestiaY Heber C Aylett president KenMrs Eleanor Romney Mo lin 311 wife Rowley moved to engage in war indusHone-- Jay Martin and Vera Coulam 12 noon in the Eignt ward 1 D at 7 O Mo of died William at lin Saturday vice t street chapel South neth Hand first East Twenty-firstries president: p m at her home 1472 Eleventh East 1916 Bishop Martin Eititiingt01 w 3 212Gi Friends may cai damter ticiate February Takashi and Mrs H E Phelps second vice - street of carcinoma Mr Welling said the law reOshiro--GilbKiyoko street State Monday from 4 to 9 p rr sevbeen Molin for Mrs had employed Febson avenue 220 Kubosumi Mrs Ann Emeril in- - A7id at Chufar tei 1I—a 10 the and from Tuesday president quired agricultural departeral years in the welfare department at ruary 7 the ward chapel 20 minutes pridt td Her husband M S Salt Lake General hospital ment to uproot infested trees Landiss-Pe- rrv Lucille and John recording secretary Mrs secreMary services the wilt be Burial Sait In is serving with the 12 S nary Eddingtryn 1415 Tenth East (street 4:laugPeterson corresponding which if left in the soil spread City cemetery under tne directicat of LZIS She was born October 24 1903 at Salt hter 5 lerneitus February mortuary Lake City B O'Connor treasAirs Adamson-Elbert their poison to large orchards Garrick and Beatnee Lindquist Surviving are her husband: her parents HOBBS—Puneral service frir 1540 East 3350 g3outh Louise Quist jav urer Mrs Erwin Miller hisThe Utah Horticultural society Alma F a?“1 Mary Clark Milner of 7 Hobbs letiat 582 of tWtil Catitoi street inn cif street pm! February anti four hrothers iand Morrie Ruth and William Ilopkina-Lig- gett a'atherine has requested the state to rigidly torian and librarian Rufus F Lake City: lett Romney of Hock Springs Wyoand Emma Brown 225 Reed avenue daughter beid Tura lay at It a m rarirn both Fehr-narenforce the law because of the Lorenzo C and William C GoinneyRay retiring president parlia:iti Past Seventh 1 uiiLh aireet Sitit Lake City: two tostersMary Alma M Ma and to Olaen Con Reed and 'Mends Johnson Thomas other orchards mentarian mAy rElleillyrguerite the oiticiatuig grave danger Ntilner and Frances Jane MEner aaa a Katherine room in the mortuary unto Paradise Chambers 69 East Twenty-seventin the vicinity of the diseased Mrs Rufus F Ray directors grandson all of Salt Lakehe City South st reet daughter January 30 time of Perviees Funerat idirectora neseret Satconducted will Funeral services m or steaart-P- aul ry trees and Mrs Howard Barrows holdHyrum and Louisa Call S p rry In the Emerson urday at 3101053 January 30 isigau avenue daughter Emerson avenue Burial' over director Mrs Melvin Lind ward for Ronald Manta JONES—Services chapel JR nes and phyla will be in Salt Lake City Cemetery will be held Monday at 2 Valdez 475 North Fourth West street Jones Nvas appointed program ehairin the chanei 260 East S:intrt mortuary January 31 man Friends mar tail t tna Eitbert -- Earl Richard and Thelma Al- - Temp le street 2 to 8 n- - Tn And from avenue mortuary Sunday a S66 Belmont Henderrkm iw m until time of seta-Monday from 10 January 31Call and ices Interment Perkinn---Rober- t Funeral services for Charles R Sanders City cemetery under dires-Phyllis Mae tion of the Larkin 72 se3 Tenth Fa st street who died in a mortuary 713 Park street th — daughter Sart Lake hospital Friday will be eonA 26 LANGTON—Services for ed Tuesday at 11 a tn at 344 Ea st SANDY—The annual Jordan Hockett-Te- ddy and Dorothy Fc- LaligtOn will be htd Monday James rlearge at 12:15 Burial will be in Mt Itersley 657 West Third North street son noon in the Ttiventietb I D S ward crianeFirst South street high school Sweetheart ball will Olivet cemetery 27 corner Second avenue and G street B:si-so- r Services vill be conducted by Utah lodge January be held Friday evening in the Rachel William E Stoker officiattrit Baker-J- ese Lee and Thelma Fre-tc- s I I 0 0 F No 121 street West North maw call at the mortuary 280 East Samuelsen Temple school gymnasium under direcBorn in Warwick county Indiana Ju:y datuMter February 1 from 2 to 8 n 71a Temple street 23 ISTO Mr Sanders wa s employed for Thorruta-Al- bert tion of the home economics club LeRoy and Clare tiard- a !Id at the residence F strseL M yyars by the Denver and Rio Grande neka Mack 2800 Redwood road son Feb- day from 10 a tn until 11:30 many It tr carA fairy tale theme will be kVest ern railroad He retired a few years ruary 2 (Continued from Page Eleven) Interment dlrect:ort of under City cemetery health Binekham-Wa- rren Willard and Mabel Larkin mortuary il out in decorations and in agoSurviving- of ried a re his fa trier Ja mes E Sand40 Sixth East street son FebUtah county next with 543: Davis LOVE—F'uneral aervices for Ace ers of Booneville the program Ind: three brothers Stevens 2 Tordav 12:1'5 rocn Reevea-Fran- klin Chris C and Benjamin H Sanders both ruary Joseht and Irene Alta Love will he held chapel 386 Carbon 196 Iron 189 Bea260 East Souitt and Grover C Sanders of Orion 425 Second East street son Janu- in the mortitary of Booneville street Temple Friends ca1 Helen at !r!P Mrs a niece Kan and tray Protection ver 158 ary 31 tr SlitidaY from 2 to tit Crews of Tulsa Okla Cox -J- ohn Hogan and Marjory Helen mortuary a ritu until Limo of from 10 Monday A Februhowever 'Utah county verson 371 Deriver street goll forged services Interment City cemetery MITRRAY—Dr Arvil Stark 4 aryFranklin-Howof the Larkin mortuary to the front in drunken driving ard Luther and Dena direction extension department horticulMhlTZ—Services for Merl Mtz wit° dtel 53S Tenth East street Laura Olsen 75 being charged as compared to February 9 will be held Monday D43 12:13 of the 'Utah State Agri53 301 East daughter February 1 Willard Stdney Thomson L wand n street Alma Inez noon in the Twenty-seventand a Smith Salt in died SeeOriti Sow arl Westerberg-CSunday cultural college will give two Lake hospital of a heart ailment 63 in Carbon county Salt Lake son and chapel 165 P street Bishop Zeriff liarrison Miller 202S Herbert avenue Friends call th 3 at may officiating A war and world of eteran the orchard first demonstrations daughter February pruning White Chapel 124 South- Fourth East Iliontee-Os- ear county had 59 intoxicated driving Murdock 8111i Ornha -for several years stationed in Siberia he an and address from 6 to 8 p m ar4 street evening s born in Salt Lake City Sunday East 1052 York evening Seventeenth 13 meeting February arrests Davis 23 Weber 13 and in Murray IirmMonday from in to 11:10 a tn a son of James and Margaret Barton daligirter February 5 Thursday The prunWasatch Lawn burial park under Berns-- Oris LaMonte and Ravola BeeHis parents were Utah pioneers Thomson mort-tarDuchesne 12 of direction the will be at Who demonstrations street East 2(349 Johnson dette ing Eighteenth came to this country from England son February S w services Mr Toomson is survived by two sons While h 1 for Ada NSBET—Funeral patrolmen the LaVar Hetiglev farm 3800 Walter Charles Herbert and Martha Cram Nisbet avid be held Tuesday at S R Thomson Bradley and and 97 in h reckless drivers South Twenty-fift172 Westworth avenue son 12:30 p m in McKaY ward clisipei grabbed (25001 East one (laug:hter Margie Betty Thomson all Marie Mons 1621 5 So 5th F ofFebruary Ala meda Cal: two sisters Mrs Lillian Bishop C E Jortes Salt Lake county the startling street at 10 a rm and at the of V andertinden-Corne- ltus and Helen Berrrorca!! ficiate Friends at the nt of Salt Lake City and Mrs Annie may Dutra 13 street 9 son :233 increase was in Davis county ridge Eric Dahl farm in Crescent So 260 F February tuary brothand of Ternpie Tremonton three Holladay James and Ruth Nelstia( froni 2 to la p m and Tuesday from h James B Thomson of Phoenix Ariz where 93 were similarly charged of a mile south of the ers Howard 46S Hazel street daughter Febru9 R m to 12 1P0111 Interment litassitch an1 George L and IL Bryan Thomson 7 32 reckless Lawn Memorial nark: under direction cf ary operJordan high school at 2 p m both of Salt Lake City compared with and Linden Elizabeth Laren NImiltrie the Larkin tVed111 0(1 tees mortuary he erinditet Funeral set ators in 1941 a 190 per cent jump — The evening meeting will be nesdily Alin ileimaker noel daughter Februta tn at :Mt fist First South at ROMNEY-- - Funeral en Ices Para 6 a F p in in the Salt IrI il will he in IliC family rinl E husthltri pimpic y of 214'i St generally attributed to the heavy conducted plot DeMille Melba Len Neils and Dickinson LOP Salt VI:Ote Iftle in Lake tho RonTIOV T:reinetrev City war industrial labor travel in 21i 1:3 14k Lake county firemen's hall 4725 datirhter Vebrliarv it s Inv et I fl !i (norm v ra It Woi'!41 wit-Frletnis in Ill ening And searstroth-1da- Frank Rau in min and Ruth it Ot err at the Friend lova South State tlifl 26 at call street may county Other high count les were: chapel 9 East) 'au) h'etirtiary if a mi so Monday VPItOtt aril h tkaee ti t orient Int 0 Ferglitsin---Ir- ( 0 Utah 52: Carbon 42 Weber 35 (nen and Virginia Lae rehience 214 Sn 3rit F Tue414in Fliwies 1927 Douglas street son Februr 15 eerces Furier41 and Cache 9 ary leske--Delon' May clirectora noperet mor hot Conrad Owen and avenue Utah county - topped the stop t' I 605 son nues S41 N 1)171IS -- Se rv!"s WartiOck West "b— (Mares MAGNA The annual prolcrrs A utile Neva tiger Carpenter 85 wife Fa bruit ry 5 r 2 yeArs ert Sao ders a ce-Sign violators with 221 with Salt S 4 A tat Post John Tlies-!ol'fret! and LIIIM 1:Ast streot 'NIA he enod urt e At arpentid- of7 George715 Lake second with 220 and Weber ence dance of Cyprus high of f 1e incti Saturday at :2:1 p m Ia1110 COtir' SOII February R o'clock at 344 Ea at I at SoLtrt street school's Associated Girl Student III a 11a Salt Lake hospital of cerebra' third with 153 Ernest and Vera Leone by the Rev R Lyon Baynes raetor Medley Williams Evanston Wvo (laughter FebA ss!steel the Bethel Ft Apt ist rhuth officers Friday night will cliThe highway patrol horn at Mt Carmel ruary 2 rr ay Utah 1Alze No 1 I 0 0 F rnerA I rie max a day of girl rule on the Oetob--isr 20arpentS77er WAS Newell-M- erle and Alvera Johnof Mr and Call at the toortuary Monday e V 0 -- In3857 men and women for not Elwyn daughter art! Mrs Neils Nrvanger 12 years R 70 son 614 East Sixtb South street son 01!- - st Until in Interment Mt morning Tuesday and will a feature - Ricketts-when she moved to Salt Lake City Mrs February 3 thelicott having operators' licenses and 1356 campus mortuary Luella-Ric- hard in (''da r City Glistave and Odessa Rae by carpenter for failing to properly register 'Honeymoon Fantasy" theme M rs 1934 Euclid avenue are her hus- Smalling daughter Surviving FLORISTS rt Lloyd Carpenter of February S their automobiles two sons ACarpenter band et Hammond-Cl- yde Rowan and Ina Flor$a It 1a ke City a nft Monte Cutler larpenter ttt5SrS ea rnatious swr-peas rittaiher Idailo: three tirot hers ()sear Ne- ence Scown Grantsville daughter Januof and all enrine bloroma aro Wert' ti! Of Springville Chris Nevanger of ar l'lli vinger at the Brown Floral Our firwcts — Through classes Chirirles Harry and Joy Olsen Hewer (1T1da14 and John Neva nger of lliomcciale always Tarry your :Teacart Trotter'' lioladav -- daughter January 30 conducted at Murray high Idaho There are two grandchildren ani with dignity Thelr rrehr Clifton Bortoa and Donna Jahn-soEmmaand heaute or011 rrarrotrert giro ow son Jan706 East Third South treet school war effort opportunities hv who rerhre thrrtTrertn'eft t r'y BROWN AL Co re afforded farniers of the A lbert Lee and Natant A nIt lllll Moles nreonhowies I ()?h W nth S5 i :110 Shaialun FCbrtltreet de rsan M Ma 12 sr '7 n area directors announced Sun1a ntorc 214 P': Bary tzt) Up"own — It a rv et erl ttled Imise 11tpltai Pk Salt FI)W1-71- i rotoNTAT sitimenaon— Bait sad Ann Bertoch 9:tn day They include farm autA) and Ettet ot t Ilea r afleut I JanuOT11 st Ea t Third etreet South FTriWPPrl !laughter Pa fill b0P11 Mr Pea ty tractor repair machinery and CAppertoTI F1711 Fact 9t1 Phore 51221 2 1870 a ilatiahter iir Mr au1 ary 27 e(- 4 z !hilt—Leo Raymond and Melba titleY She eame H FAmm7s FOP 11P FUNFR A L rsFFIGNMeyer repair production of (wther V1111e SOIL February 7 gas saward G Edwin Her Fam in husband 1912 Vtah Te$telbaum's Fqowr Shop egetables and processing and Beaty died in 1034 Gribblo — Charlel! Willlam and Shirley 17 Eat Broadway Pbone June 81ark 849 Ourav avenue dauahter reparation of food storage The commissioners revok 31 Jaanarv BRICK Hasses will CEMENT PLASTER — WORK Richmond Grand Walbv SV4 Frisby Monday unk 7:30 business licenses of two b t1T a 205 Second avenue LaF'rL1 pten-r:g---caGEN school im the p 1 high (f M r r FahruarY dealers after Fire tile VMFRICAN FORK — Funeral sfrvices and Guinevere P !toad Waiaarn 39 who 'Lubin! La Vern Bahr Carter Hanson and City Building Itifor MT'S West atrret 814 raarth Fifth daughSA a:4 BUTTONS—BUCKLES turday morning ter January S fatally Aounded Goodwin v hen a tine aceidentally diharged at her speetor William —LeBow and Lola Stilleben-finnan May at 1 Praid 150 West extreme fire health home conducttForkWednesday South! Temple street son ported Tcifil o 1) No 4 r-S Rt)eitu d Second In in the American Fenrilary and structural hazards are in need H -bdhOp ward diapel by ()in Ivan Scott and Viginia Ann Taylor 201T Buria will be in 'the Provo cemetery Of correction son street East Twelfth Newburv CLEANING & DYEING Mrs Carter cleaning a closet in her Fen-na9 lt Dealers whose licenses were u the g tin was knocked over and h"l 'Keyser— James Farrinaton and aaartha EP CLEAN abdomen Fah-ruher bullet the 78 street Wolcott cwr Ballard entering discharged daughtea7 S OS05 et 1S17 So yoked were Paul Miller of 947 Fol 'top ryu STATE SOLI'91 State CLEANERS som avenue and Mr and Mrs D Nelson—Errer Theodore line Marie GerS T Thomas of 955-96- 7 4au1a Sorensen Sandy son January 30 Folsom TANK CESSPOOL CLEANING nes and Ansley aledbera—LeRoy Eric av died at iris tftert TI t Nev - Eli Srd Wood Murray son February 2 lie had been hi four Jena and 1ois Margaret SEPTIC TANK AND CESSPOOL home Thursday Upon recommendation of Chief i Laytnn son January 31Vadis Mahe!! Cleaning Inspect Free 74142 C Morrow of Miss Grace yearsr Srilich was horn August 2 1 S99 Hotta Appointment Hanson and Mr Goodwin the Harris and Frost tO s 2124 CallIP this and Hawke in Seott country Eleventh 150 North Main street son Janof East Jugoslavia commission restored a business DOOR CHECKS-REPAIR- 1NG lIe married Nits Stella uary 28 y ars iigo A as street nutritionist and super- Basta 15 years ago He was employed by license to the Colonial Noodle p-Haddrick and BarC A Fow:er aer !RED rerteci Siddoway—Clarence Nevada Consolidated Copper corpora- bara Young Morris 70 West First South lock mate bieveJe worke 135 F 3 ni S House 1421( West First South visor Of infirmary and nurses' the tion 31 street many years daughter January e home folkitchens a th Iso Lake Salt him the street The establishment was Ills widow survives Vates—Janies Orval and Annie Antra FLOOR FINISHING Mike Doyen non Jan1047 Fuller avenue lowing stepsons and stepdaughters: closed 10 days ago because of general hospital has been ap - and Joy Basta and Mrs Mary Reeser of uary 24 ELECSIM !lauding machine tor rent ar2 F and Naomi LaVern Wine- - —Harold hazardous conditions proved by the county commission San Francisco George BastaA of Reno: Sam 330 So State pc11151)er laska Danny Kistar Woods Cross son January 18 army in Miss Hawkes will receive $160 Basta inwiththethe south Three rest homes were granted Pacific Mrs Don Basta Louise and Sikes—Conrad Margaret NING monthReeser Mrs and Mary Bian torn of Parish 825 Seventh East street daughter licenses upon recommendation of per San Francisco nenacode-rz- 7 9 Vw'ALLACE January The commission also approved of Funcra Contractica Sunthe two officials They were the were conducted services lankovieb—Mike and Fannie Erhmaline paint papering On payments us funeral v t Iternoon in the Wilson-HTooele son January 30 Rest Haven Home 2171 Fifth East appointment of Mrs Ethel L da IF YOU want the best panerlrg prCrtEgBurial was in the Ely Justice taia pel - in Ely Allen Marion and Jensen—J Crockett of 246 Eatchel NVentworth avenue or street: the Mountain View Saulcleaning dial 23:i Wast Second North street sort Jancemetery MECIAL prces this wk papering pa01: uary 29 torium 57 Eighth East street and as assistant instructor in the hosand Fish 1238 Merle Paul Olson—James lug Sampes turn W 11 Duke 70547 school at clerk and stenographer in the Lake branch of the federal reserve bank Miss Howells grad- listed from East high school in 1911 She attended the L I) S ene Business college after her high school graduation Prominent in L D S church work she is aetive in the Edgehill ward as a Sunday school teacher She completed both junior and senior seminary work Miss Howiells was recommended by the Cambrian society on her scholarship and musical qualifica- tons A member of the Oratorio has been in the "MPS- societyshe siah" for four years Upon her she re- graduation from East 7eived an award for three years J L Monson of work in the school's a cappella South street choir The 'Welsh lass who was born June 23 1923 Is contributine Lr1:11(qi heavily to the war effort through the purchase of war bonds A s I fruit trees is threatened by the ravages of tree pest infestation State Agricultural Commissioner Sunday Tracy H Welling warned The situation is so critical that Mr Wellings has appealed to Boy Scouts and others to assist in the spraying of trees particularly those in "back lot" orchards whose owners are now in the '' I Christos ' John Berger i etc DRAPER—Residents Statistics John Berger 90 died at 71411rray SAturday at 11:30 p to ace inident Mr Berger w A A A ttzertund In '" : Ihorn i mer residents 60 years old or To Subdue Pe!ts ' - ' ''' I lontecoming Aid in Spraying ' Deaths - - 6 4A1wo ! - :