Mairr: '1P05W4904150RAWWW- - - 'AMU - - - - 'ne"-- 1- -- '- f JV — oe'Nv a 4' -- ' Me's qeFr ' N x I 4 C Army Buyer ' Praises War Plants Col Browning Pays Tribute To Industry iTtibunt gakt 16 1943 Friday Morning a1t i :(' xi i i:: : ?:: 1 I ' : ' - ' - :'- ' 1 - : ' -- - :' -- ': ' ? iS ' In the country are running produc- tion and materials phases of the War from Washington D C Colo-re- ! Albert J Browning director of f the purchases division of head- : - k :' :' i : - - effort the last four months we have placed $1600000 in prime or direct contracts with small manufacturers" he said "and we are requiring our large contractors to subcontract more and more work to small companies Of course in wartime it will not be possible to keep all small business 7111 1 alive" - Women Name Essay Winners - : - - ' - a Lambourne Kiwanis club president conducted the meeting ID Ninning first three places in the leval patriotic essay contest 'Tonwored by the ladies' auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars are Donnie Lee Harrison Granite high school Clair Huffaker Jr Cyprus high school and Shirley Gatherum Irving high school Mrs G anH Gaffe essay chairman riounced Thursday Medals will be presented to the three winners Friday at 8 p In at the auxiliary's installation of officers to be held at the Moose hall 161 Second East street Prizes in war savings stamps will be given the first and second place winners and Miss Harrison will read her essay entitled "United We Win" The three winners will enter the state contest to be held before Ilay the Utah winner to be eligible for the national contest Traffic Crash Injures Five Five persons suffered minor cuts and bruises Thursday at 10 p m collision at Seventh in a two-c- ar South East and Twenty-sevent- h E treets ::'' ::: :: ' - - '' With the liquor industry facing Its most critical situation since the repeal of the eighteenth amendment members of the Utah liquor control commission Thursday evening left for Detroit to participate in a national conference of monopoly states' officials Making up the delegation from 'Utah were Justin Hurst chairman Commissioner J C Allen and Lawrence A Johnson who will take office at commissioner on July L ' ' ' : 1 - ':::::" A ' '' s': ::! ' A ' i i — '':- : ':: i ' 4 '-- ': kg ' ? 1 td F' '4 ' ' ' vi'' 4 c1 f t- - ' "4 4-- e-n :Pz: t r' - 4 ' - - - i''' ''''''4 ':' - ' L - ' - ' i— -- ' ' ' : i - ::' 2 l' - 4 ' ' l - I : 4) 14":) e- 0 '-- ) ':' :::: ''rk- '' AoAirokramltamoo director of purchases division D United States army and E Lambourne Kiwanis club on converse war president problems Crash Victim -- South Selects Girl for Scribe Editor "4944 x 4:':'4$' - 4 c Selection of Lorna Call daugh- ter of Mr and Mrs Justin B Call of 506 East Twenty-firs- t South' street as editor of the 1943-44 South high Scribe school newspaper and other editorial and were anbusiness positions nounced Thursday by editors and V F Victor sponsor La Wana Rigby daughter of Mr and Mrs Bryant O Rigby of " 2349 Seventh East street was ' named as business manager for the publication for next year Miss Call will become the third feminine Scribe editor in 13 years She will take the lead in publishing of the junior edition May 29 Others selected to fill positions on the publication were Berneice i" Nash associate editor Elaine Jarvis feature editor and Joan Crebs assistant Buehlah Latimer news editor Susan McCarrel Carl A Nelmon CAP lieu- social editor Grant Woodward tenant killed In plane crash sports editor and Jerry Dalebout near Delta March 20 assistant sports editor Don editorial assistant and EuRobert Hughes gene Gibson Ralph Merkley reporters Marie Robertshaw was named advertising manager Mr Victor said that staff members were chosen through experience letters of recommendation Funeral services will be conduct- and tryout sheets showing joured Saturday at 3 p m in the East nalistic ability Mill Creek L D S ward chapel Twenty-sevent- h East street and Evergreen avenue for Carl A Nelson 30 2965 South State street who was killed in the crash of his C A P plane on a routine flight South high school's Associated March 20 near Delta The body will be brought to Salt Men will present therr version of Lake City from Delta Saturday "countenance a la grizzly bar" they hearken back to days of morning Burial will be in Wasatch when boom towns and shootin' irons at Lawn Memorial park their annual old settlers' ball at C A P Ind civil aeronautics authorities Thursday continued their the school at 8:30 p m when wincontest investigation of the crash in an ners in the effort to determine causes The will be announced Ranked in four groups draftee's plane badly smashed was found Tuesday by a government trapper fuzz lieutenant's delight musIt was partially hidden by grease-woo- d tache spy's goatee and "16 days on a raft" beard the contest drew and sand dunes entries from a number of Lotharlos young enough to be interested in the girl friends and old enough to slough off adolescence and grow a beard Judges will be picked from among the South high Associated A pardon was granted a city Girls' council the young Delilahs jail inmate Thursday by the city scheduled to choose their high commission so he can work on ranking Sampson—with plentful the farm of his father hair—at 3:30 Friday R S Clayton 404 South SecWinners will be announced and ond West street who was granted presented with prizes at the dance the pardon was jailed after vio- intermission Costumes of the old lating a city traffic ordinance west with levis and plaid shirts April 20 1942 and after failing prominent are the order of the to pay a full fine of $150 He had day amid a setting of wagon paid $66 of it before losing his wheels and freshly-cu- t sagebrush job to C Dewey Hale dean His father Nevel H Clayton according of nen director of the council sought for his release to have hint work on his farming property and both City 'Judge Reva Beck Bosone and Chief of Police Reed E Vetterli acquiesced $ fr- 1 ' 'Á :'4P1')SAV '! - Le-fav- or Rites Set for CAP Airman Beard Contest Closes Today beard-growt- h Pardon 'ranted Jail Inmate - School to Name Cadet Winners Salt Laker lieturns On Army Leave Child Care Center Holds Open House Many interested Salt Lakers were received at the new Eliot Hall child care center 569 Thirteenth East street Thursday at open house festivities and according to Mrs Josephine Schaaf supervisor of the center the enrollment which is now 31 is expected to reach the capacity number of 40 within the next few days Visitors were largely working parents wishing to see the center in operation prior to registering their children and teachers and persons interested In educational work I noncommissioned Outstanding officer of the week and cadet of the week in the South high school ROTC battalion will be named Thursday at battalion parades and honor cadets of the year will be selected at final review May 5 act cording to announcement made Thursday by Commandant Sergeant Paul D Redmond Named as outstanding cadet following Thursday's parade first In the spring series was Cadet Private Jack Gooding son of Mr and Mrs Campton D Gooding of 934 Washington street while How- ard May cadet sergeant son of Mr and Mrs M Lewis May of 1227 South street East Twenty-firs- t was selected as top noncom Police Officer Gets Leave of Absence The city commission Thursday agreed to permit Harry K Pol lei Salt Lake police officer a leave of absence to work as a structural e steel foreman on the construction project of the Utah Oil Refining company Action of the commission followed an appeal by Joseph S Mayer area director war man power commission that 'Mild was "urgently needed" for the defense project work high-octan- - Soldier n Deaths SAN FRANCISCO April 15 (In —Federal Judge Michael J Roche Thursday ordered dissolution of Freightways Motor Truck Carrier system composed of 12 trucking companies operating in 16 western states Judge Roche ruled the system "a true combination in restraint of trade" in a suit brought by the United States attorney general's office The dissolution must be accomplished within six months In addition the individual trucking concerns must reopen closed terminals in Reno and Salt Lake City Freightways operates from the Pacific coast to Chicago and intermediate points Fred C Leib° Id of Portland Freightways president was one of the 40 individuals named in the government's complaint Jurist Shidies Land Cases Land condemnation cases pending in federal district court were under scrutiny Thursday by Allen G Thurman former judge of Third district court was was appointed special assistant United States district attorney for the litigation Mr Thurman has been appointed by Federal District Judge Tillman D Johnson to defend Edward LeRoy Ritchie on a first degree However Knox murder charge Patterson now has been reappointed to defend Ritchie Mr Patterson originally was appointed by Judge Johnson but was relieved of the duty when he had to go out of the state Mr Thurman's appointment was made by the federal land office in Washington D C Lake City most of his life He was a salesman for Hemstreet Brothers house furnishings Surviving are his widow Mrs Helen N Hill seven sons William Edward James and Robert Hill all of Salt Lake City Albert Hill serving with the U S marine corps Thomas Hill serving with the army air corps at San Antonio Texas and Jack Hill serving with the navy at Camp Farfive ragut Idaho Mrs Helen M Gardner of Loadaughters Jeanne Geraldine Mary and Dorothy Hill all of Salt Lake City and a sister Mn Bessie Johnson of Stockton Utah OGDEN—Theodore T Felt 42 former resident of Huntsville and Ogden tlied where he ItIonday in Loa Angeles Cal had spent several mouths for his nealth Mr Felt was born June 16 190e in n d Anna arm of Ludvic Huntaville Danielson Felt He obtained his education Iii his native community For 15 years he had resided at Green River Wyo where he was employed by the Union Pacific railroad as a machinist He wail married at Green River He was a member of the Huntsville LD ward Surviving are his widow: three brothers and two sisters: Daniel and Charles F Felt of Hunts4111e Arthur Felt of Ogden Mn Josiah Hendricks of Rexburg Idaho and Mrs Mel Witiock of San Francisco Cal will be conducted FriFuneral services at 2 p m in the Huntsville L D S day ward chapel by Fred A Berlin bishop Burial in the Huntsville cemetery will be mordirected by the Kirkendall-Darlintuary of Ogden herr PEDERSEN—Funeral servicea for Wilhelmina Pedersen of 316S Richland rime wi11 sister of Mn A M Christensen held Thuradav at ti n m in the WEforti L D S chapel with Bishop Leroy Karren Friends may call at the Cotofficiating tage room 36 East Seventh South iiireet until Thursday at 1 0 m and at the residence 316R Richland drive fter 2 h M until time of services Funeral directors Deseret mortuary TANNIX ND—Funeral services tor Richard Earl Tannlund of 712 Fest illevenilt South street will be held Friday at 12:15 255 Stint:12 p m in the Kinsdon mortuary Second East streeL Rev George 3 Weiler will officiate Interment in Wasatch Lawn Memorial park Friends may cell at the 4 to 9 p vtt art1 mortuary Thursday from until time of services Friday from 10 a rune re PO mike TOV N Trwn vi How of William Toyn ts:1 hold At the First Presbyterian ehtirc8 C A it!tert and Smith Tettinto rest Itridey It 2 D M the Rev Elovil IA' Parr nut- - 1st Friefitill may call at Evans & IDAHO FALLS Idaho—Mr Julia Ann itR First South at Sixth East streets Thurs 67 Johnsoil Lundberg of Idaho Falls and at the church Ends riled Wednesday night here at the home of day evening The rarehour prior in errsices her son Lewin Lundberg She had been ill onehalf liv no rentiesia flowers he sent Interment since January In Salt Lake Memorial mausoleum Mrs Lundberg born December 21 15175 at Galesburg lU was married to Carl MIRIC MT—Military services for LtenterJohn Lundbellg on February 0 1 ft05 at a nt Robert 8 Wright son of Nee 21 John C Wright of 137 Sidney Neb They resided there eight years Mr and Mn re ¬ South Nineteenth Street 100 Fast before moving to Idaho Falls Mrs LundN J will be bold a member of the Baptist church had away in Atlantic City berg mince lived here Mr Lundberg died nate Friday at 1 p m in the chapel at Sunset Lawn 2350 Feat Thirteenth South etreet years a go Interment in the Suuset ark Besides the one son here five park l and another eon survive: Mrs Amydaughters Walker park of Iona Mrs Josephine West of Idaho Falls John Lundberg of Denver Colo FLORISTS Mrs Mildred Goddard of Lemhi Mrs Vernie Preston of San Bernardino Cal ROSES sweet carnations heather and Mrs Golda Ford of Salt Lake City are Ventlfut and all spring blossoms peat Utah: six brothers and sisters William Brown at the Our Floral !flowers end Oscar Johnson Mrs Amelia Dyke and always carry your message proper Mrs Alma Witters of 'Sidney Neb Mrs nd with dignity Their tresnness and and Sagred Krussman of Eureka Ore are apprecsbeauty of arrangements Mrs Tillie Anderson of Turlock Cal: 33 ated by all who reeeive therm and five grandchildren BROWN FLORAL CO dren Funeral services will be condueted Sat flreenhouses 10th V 5tra So urday at 2 p m in the McHan mortuary Uptown Store 214 E 2n4 So chapei with the Rev C W Barclay of FAMOUS FOR OUR FUNERAL DESIONLSam Teitelbaum's blower Shop the Blackfoot Baptist church oificiating 11 Fast Broadway Burial will be in Rose Hill cemetery Phone COLONIAL FLOWER HOUSE L FUNFRA OITR FLOWERS FPECI ALT! D 670 East Oth South Phone OGDEN—Funeral services for Orel D ERICK CEMENT PLASTER Evans brother of Mrs C I WORK and Mrs L G Jenkins of Ogden wiil be con— PLASTERING PATCH WORE --- C7 ducted Saturday at 2 p m in the Hall fuMENT WORK Remodeltho nd arches neral chapel in Pocatello Idaho Mr Evans died last Monday in San Work guar or He was Diego Cal after a heart attack a medical discharge from the granted CESSPOOL TANK CLEANING U S navy in February after serving since 1934 and seeing action In the south Pacific during the first nine months of the SEPTIC TANKS- -P W A current war Pea-- Cleaned Surviving are his widow his father S TOILETS cealtnoois R Evans of Boise and the following Sanitary Service Fri Moo brothers and sisters: Mrs Canfield and Mrs Jenkins of Ogden Mn' Owen V SEPTIC TANK AND CESSPOOL Bensley and J F Evans of Pocatello C 111nereter S Evans Idaho of Falls Idaho and Cleaniminepent Free Gladyn WE ripen cesspools and septic tanks Print Elvin S Evans of Tacoma Wean g Julia tt J Lundberg' l great-grandchi- l- Orel Evans Car-fiel- Statistics 1 li nu-m-a l f- t' ( years when she 15 old 1 r'-' r- - e wit - ' : : a Sunday school Wr'- president of the elders' quorum in tt :se the Lakeview wardfor many years and a high iirleitt- hi the t Provo First ward besidea Surviving his widow a re two 110118 ''''1 and Max D 1r daughters Mrs SoWliams '"'' 4440 mour Provo: Earl Mr Williams Williams in the army air forces at Altus Okla: MrsF Merrill WhiteHone Fillmore and Mrs Walter head Minneaoolis Mimi: two brothers and three sisters Mrs Isabelle Hasse Mrs Helen Guilch Provo Mrs Dora Faucett W A Williams and George A Williams Salt Lake City : ::: e-:- 1 as ? :i teacher began I ' her mission to ' 4 I ) the islands She: ') served there four Itil years from 1869 three to 1873 Her hus-bands William Mrs King King to whom she was married in the Salt Lake Endowment house in 1869 accompanied her She was born in San Bernardino Cal May 11 1854 a daughter of Robert and Mary Ann Rose Louisa Emily G Seamons Henry and moved with her parCache PARK HYDE County—Mrs ents in 1856 to Fillmore Return- Louisa Emily Griffiths Seamons '91 a of Hyde Park for more than ing to Fillmore in 1874 she resid- resident years died Thursday at 2:10 p m ed there and in Kingston until 80 at her home in Hyde Park of Uinfirmities 1917 in for four to Salt Lake She had been incident to age City coming days Her kisband died in 1892 She was born September 19 1851 In a daughter of Patti-soWyo Surviving are five sons and a GreenandRiver She Elizabeth Carson Griffith daughter: Harvey W King of came to Hyde Park while a small child and since there had resided W and Elmer Robert Maysville to Samuel Seamons in E Kingof Salt Lake City Arthur theSheold wasSaltmarried Lake Endowment house on He died in 1917 1870 25 E Lester of April Scofield R King was an fletiVe worker in Mrs $ church especially the Relief wiKing of California and Mrs Mar- the I D She had served as a teacher in gie K llolbtook of Fillmore a cleity that organization for 35 years of her nine sone and are foster son Jack King of Salt Lake Surviving Mrs five M L Hale of Pocatello daughters City 19 grandchildren 20 Seamons of Firth Samuel Idah0 Searnons of Grovel:toil Wilford and a sister Mrs Idaho D id lynn V VillfliittTt Idaho E S Hinckley of Salt Lake City Of Hyde Park 48 gra:olchildren Seamona and one Funeral services will be con- aister Mr& Mary Hyde of Rupert Idaho ducted Saturday noon at 125 North 1 -- ': :' 4 - : - L' n Sear-non- great-grandchildr- en T street by Eli D Le Chemi- nant bishop of the Nineteenth L D S- ward Burial will be in Mt Olivet cemetery Friends may call at the place of funeral prior to services Saturday Shippers Slate Parley Friday Annie E I l‘litson Annie Evelyn Hollister OGDEN—Mrs Mason 73 wife of Oltvcr A Mason 313 Adams avenue died late Wednesday at her home following 4 heart attack Mrs Mason was born November 26 1 Wis a daughter of in Shawano VIlltatn W sod Fredertha Schooley lister She wall graduated from he SIIIINV ano high school and later attended Ripon at Ripon Witt college 1901 she married Mr On August 21 where the couple Mason at Oskosh Wus when until 1925 resided they came to Ogden woe a member of the Church of She of the the Good Shepherd Episcopal) chapEpiscopal Women's guild of Radiant ter No 134 Ladies of the Moose and circle Lincoln Abraham of past president No 2 Ladles of the G A R one are husband daughher Surviving ter Mrs Ora Rose Quinn of Clintonville Wis one brother Myron W Hollister of and four grandchildren Green Say Wis Funeral services will he conducted Saturday at 2 p in in the Kirkendall-Darlinfuneral chapel by the Rev George H Church of the Good Argyle rector of the Burial will be in the Ogden Shepherd honors will city cemetery where ritualisticLincoln circle be accorded by members of No 2 Ladies of the G A R I I g Czech Minister L Visit m Veteran Seaman Visits Family 13( ' two-mon- : Bint-fha- 11 UTAH Pyrex --Ovenware—Roseville Putiere CAMBRIDGE GLASS" Grant DAY Lake Phoebe Lake Gallacher Marie Marsh legal age legal age roo 3f1 AND NIGHT Stoker Service BILL MeCOMB nays: 320 WEST SECOND eteantrg soura Idaho W Lumber PLUMBING-HEATI- NG Marriage Licenses Preston Burton LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED LAWN mowero ttleyel A Paint Chas sflarponed OWiOr 131 6: Wodding Anniversary Gifts Salt Salt PAINTING-PAPERING-CLEA- now' NING PAPERING paper turn Al work rust Lona exp paint Jacobs George Julius Meeks legal age Salt BEST work—lowew prima Paintine papor: Lake: Ada Luella Thomas F W Jackson legal age Salt hangIng Lake CHARLES WALLACE DECORATING CO 211 South 6th East Jack Roan Rrevrater 17 Salt Lake: W A LLP A PE R cleaning Donna Marie John 17 Logan B by experts Y45 Divorces Asked FOR 1ST CLASS WALLPAPER CLEAN- ING DIAL FOR EXPERIENCED- PAPER CLEANER Dial WALLPAPER cleaned Call between 10 and 5 - Salt Lake County Helen K Well) from Thaes Webb emelt v Glendon Jay Svmes from Dena Symen cruelty Evelyn May Mont comerv from Virgil Oliver Montgomery cruelty and nonslip-PoAnn Roth Fercuron from Frank K liansitnoort Ferguson Barbara Brad ford Norton frOltri RAv A Norton emelt Y Browning Wood from Ka thrvne It Wood desert on Omtlit Lon 'Rogue from George McClellan Rogue cruelty rt PATENT ATTORNEYS THOMAS & THOMAS U 8 Reg Trademark drawings Beason Bldg PRINTERS—BOOKBINDING iron private and public library binding G post Co 221 Edison olL ROOFING & INSULATION Suils Filed REP oewO1 IRINO or recovartno env root John" malariain phone Yanraa Co ri'22 Pio state tot tree ntimillea Dial 111 w 11 Beetle vie Berths W Iklerlrecor Plaintiff seiitsi Mill:meld of $121532 tons interest of 6 her cent from June 22 1041 On alleced unnaid halanee of hill for lecal services rendered to defendant CLEANING HAVE your furniture and runs by expert at horns or shop News of Record Building P A Third District Court SURGICAL - cleaned BELTS-TRU- SSES - dkatwoUMiailk Permits SUPPORTS iery Crutches al) Co 130 Trusses rasite HosBoit Act Lake Art So Tempt — -- ARCH J Pelt owner: hriek addition to storage 643 South State street $2500 building W R Petty owner: addition to frame garage 617 Sfaith First West street $75W H Froisland owner: frame coon 22S1 South Twentieth East street $100 C L Stout owner: frame coop 1454 Crandall avenue'' $45 E A Cherrington owner: aletning porch 2617 Smith Green street 51011 Galligher Transfer owner loading platform 442 South Third West street $1000 Utah Oil owner: brick and frame pump house 940 North Fourth West street $1000 A G Bradshaw owner: frame coop 1860 Redondo avenue $125 Deeds Warranty M W SURGICAL BELTS—TRUSSES beitt trufsta stockings FITTED BY EXPERT - kiLlitC ICA L at 201 South Main t I -S- PECIAL LAtki City NOTICES wRoftMMMOEMMia LADIES HATS — CLEANED REBLoCKED RESTYLED BRYCE MILLINERY 48 STATE KODAK finishing Establiehed 33 years UTAH PHOTO MATERIALS 27 W So Temple HAVE A CUP OF COFFEE AT MOM AND POP'S BIG 5 LUNCH 127 EAST 4TH SOUTEL - Jessie Higbee to Julia H Waggstaff west 10 feet of tot 4 and lots 5 and 6 block 1 Superior addition 51000 Kyle H Brewster to Vernon Romney et RI Int R block 35 plat F $10 I LOST AND FOUND James N Ridd to Harold E Price section 36 township 1 south range 2 west BOY MISSING—Lanky $10 old : round glasses Esther R Mortensen to Tracy Loan and shouldered: some acne: brown shoes Trust company- east 13 feet of lot 11 and and black suitclothes: leatherette lot 12 block 3 Yalecrest $10 case Perhaps seeking farm or chicken P Huey to Purnell J Houston Henry ranch information Reward work for 1 lot block 135 plat D $10 Father Katherine F Reeves to Kelly M Clay- -BROWN mare blind in right eve jlew ton lot 19 block 20 plat A $10 Lois Elaine H Frazier to Emma R -found 64 W 38th So Hales In45 18 and 19 Elmer Heights S10 PHONE $15 cur girl's picture James A Christensen to Sidnev E Mulext 206 RewarI social sec cock north 50 feet of the west 15 feet of papers and gold pin cross lot 21 anel north 50 feet of the east 20 BILLFOLD Finder dial Reward A-feet of lot 22 Coates Corum subdivision SMALL coin purse lost last Sat Contains of block 27 plat C 310 ErlITILIRI F Borstadt to Frank Grengs Please return braces money braces Int 28 bltk 8 Capitol Aevenue andition Return to Trib-Te- l front counter $10 TENDER SKIRT Cadillac lost Aprafrom Anna 0 Rigby io Henry E Rigby et al 8 bet 4th So and Main So Tempe lot S block 4 inlat A $10 Reward and Butler ave Cali Samuel Makoff to Edward Spitzer lots A 1 7 S LOST—Billfold west block and and font of lot containing money and social security card in or near 2C 6 PonPerton Place $10 or A NutMoroni Orson Owen to Drug Rew 2 south range V ter section 25 township Eugene H Day FRATERNITY pifl 'Oat Sun 1 west on back Reward $10 Evaitne G Norton So Victor Raymond itAN'Sname watch wrist engraved lot 6 block 24 nlat A $10 back Lost Saturday Rewar4F--1-b23Eleitora M Robertahaw to John 11 RobCall after 6 p m ertrhaw lot 129 Marlborough Place S19 Inc to Leroy P Tay- WALLET containing personal papers driv lor lot 40-Mountair Acreage No 2 $10 er's Ileenae valuable to owner 34S51 Frieda H Anthony to Martha J H Reward A SIO acre Metern lot 6 block 10 plat LOST—Gabardine jacket vicinity Lid Grace Maud Laker to Florence AtheY ave bet Reward et al 18 township 2 south range 1 sst S10 D White to Heinz W LeonWoodrow n 28 township 1 south range hardt 1 esaf BOY MISSING—Lanky $in Torres to Ernest D Huber lots old glasses: 32 and 33 blork 1 Wilkes subdivision of some acne brown shoes- and 86 Plat C $10 black leatherette suitcase clothes: Elsie F Snencer to George Albert Kinfarm or chwiten Perhapsworkseeking ranch der sectioo 11 township 2 south range Reward for information 1 f100 1 west Father Douglas F Greene to Grin' C Lind- STARS AND STRIPES! Great greetmg quist lots 2A and 27 block 1 Clermont cards Send to army Writs now for subdivision $10 D or for 18 HuileY Box $1 sample 1102 Ogden DESERET GYM-3-5- 041 Enroll now Enjoy bytter bem& tanned ever mammy by Tb Fait Lake SPFCIALISTS FOR 14FN Trinitne Pithillthinr Company Dr Griffith 234 South Main Ph I 3-- t 16-y- r- d gold-rimm- - - 5- Capson-Bowma- n A A-- se-ti- d 16--y- 1 - d d bl'r 5nit Cake Zribune -- $J1r!' FERMS St) FASCit 141 S I ti5 One mnnth °env and Simi-lad Daily and Sttndav oil vear In vanee rate middy tti ()fah Idaho Th ntHA Nevada Wvurning he tinned Stotteta: Etoewhere i VF flaw awl o4tnr1ttv on fflfllh tnemnet oi Ins Alsip lettoote te fh ziated Preto Fe Atte"etated Preto to rit entetvelv enittied to the UPS Int reprottue tinn or an news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this miner aria also the local news published dentin I sr 1 a A rent Fern S smith 40 Salt Lake City Utah 1 L Main t IA Arrangements are complete for a "Perfect Shipping Month" meeting Friday at 8 p rn in the Newhouse hotel Harold W Anse state chairman for the Central Western Shippers' Advisory board said Thursday Organized highway transportation is participating in the campaign to prevent heavy losses re-of Sarah E Lake merchandise now impossible to for Mrs services place Harold H Ellsworth chairOGDEN—Funeral man of the advisory board's man- Sarah E Lake 64 wifewhoof died Hyrum Lake Wednesof Idaho Falls Idaho agement committee said will be conducted Saturday day 1 afternoon J T Gallaspay of the Associa- at p rn in Lindquist and Sons Colonial tion of American Railroads and funeral chapel A A Campbell display advertisS ing manager for The Salt Lake Marrie Okahira Tribune-Telegrawill address HOLLADAY—Mrs Marrie Okahlra 7n wile of Barnard Okahira of 122 mWalker in a Lane died Tnursday at 5:30 p Dr L Felerabend minister of the Friday meeting Salt Lake hospital of a lingering illness finance for the Czechoslovakian husband is her Surviving conducted SatFuneral services will government in exile with' headSmith State urday at 11 a m at 212S in will afterin London call arrive street where friends may quarters Friday to services and noon and prior evening Salt Lake City Sunday in the in be Burial will Murray city Saturday course of a tour of the United cemetery States to study the attitude of citizens here toward tihe'European sitMelvin H Da vey chief aerog- Sarah Ruth S Hoffer uation Arthur Gaeth former rapher's mate U S navy visited PROVO—Sarah Ruth Sloan Hoffer 68 a t the borne of a son Samuel Hoffer president of the L D S Czechoslo- his mother Mrs William T Rich- died North Fifth West street Thursday vak mission said Thursday ardson of 158 Harvard avenue 212 illness following a Dr Feierabend to arrive here last week while on leave after reShe was born February 17 1875 in She her educareceived Iowa at 1:34 p m by plane is to address cently returning from Casablanca liamberg tion in eastern Nebraska and moved to to live came to Provo In 8 192S She m a public meeting at p in the on a transport ship Payson with her PCM about a month ago She was First Unitarian church 569 Thirto Sarourit Hoffer on January 7 Mate Davey enlisted in the navy married Oselalo Neb He died on Februteenth East street on "Recon- May lit 1933 and has seen action IaryS976 at1942 struction of Central Europe After in the Surviving are four sons and a daughter: majority of the major batHoffer the War" Chicago: Technical Sertles of this war He has traveled Wesley army at geant Orli Hoffer In the U Va Roy Hoffer Palo Alto Cal to many parts of the world where Kcninco ' and MrsProvo Samuel Holler are U S troops stationed an Diego Cal- - and six Melba Pacific 'Veteran' Spends there He is a graduate of West high grandchildren school and was attending the Uni- Anna Leave in S L Home Cooper Frazier versity of Utah at the time of his — Mrs Anna Cooper Frazier LOGAN MarHis enlistment wife Mrs Gunner's Mate Third Class Rich- 25 former Logan resident died in BrownsAlexander and it A'as garet Texas ville Davey Wednesday night ard W Hoagland son of Police in LOS:In Thursday Sandra Lee reside at learned She was born in Logan March 22 1011t Detective and Mrs B O Hoagland daughter and Florerwe Leonard (laughter of of 1075 Eighth East street Thurs- Ilarllor City Cal C She Wag ma rried to Ronald CooperOctober 11 The couple 1941 Frazier day was visiting with his parents no ed to Texas last November where while on his first "leave" after 20 Plan Additions Mr Frazier iP stationed vitit the U S Hood Fort army at months' service with the navy in her the hushand Survivors her of Providence And a sister Mrs the Pacific war theater WENDOVER—Spring and sum- rnot T Anderson or Moore Idaho Wendell Mate Hoagland who has seen mer plans outlined at a meeting action in a number of battles of the Noncommissioned Officers' Annie M Deem Law observed his twentieth birthday club at Wendover field include Lon AN — Funeral Bervfres forWch-ic-Mrs anniversary Tuesday He will re- the enlargement of the club's quar- Annie M Deem Law 76 who died turn to duty the latter part of the ters and the addition of facilities day afternoon will be conductedL DSaturday I p in in the Logan Sixth at that Will enable them to serve food chapel by A i Parker bishop S ward week Slates EASTER—Funeral services for Hannah South Skipper Easter of 172 West Seventh street wife of George Easter sent bo be4 at 12:30 p tn in the IOU tta2 Friday 1 D S ward chapel Friends may ea4i at 36 East Seventh South street until FrIdaa 12 noon Funeral directors Deseret mot- - v Mrs Mary Ann Henry King 88 Don C Williams CONTRACTORS—Day or Job PROVO—Don C Williams 6R Provo the Hawaiian Islands and for- contractor LET is build your Fences coops rabbi and builder died TBursday nut chits or 14 od morning at the home of a daughter Mrs your merly a resident IragL horns to suit Seymour n Grey 255 4714 of Kingston and South Third Wept ‘valkomas after a three Fillmore died 4r -' Marriage Licenses 11111rSte 4 street CLEANING DYEING month 110 WAN bt)tti Msty at 11 Thursday 24 run 1114:AlTim SAKE KIL'IFIP (tAM la74 hi Pros Lake Salt a m at her rest- County ti 005 a soli of Nathaniel fli or ginp at tok 7 ace John Ednard ?Omit legal age Salt Lake end Eliza Wail Wit- - ! State souni BIATL CLEANLRS dence 102 West He llama reeeived t: Second N o r th N his aitication in Provo Opal i'vonne Cummins legal age Salt FLOOR FINISHING '''le Lake Cite and married Me1issa street of carci' Bunnell on July 15 c ELECTRIC sanding machine for rent and ' noma 1896 in Provo He - fl Polisher 350 So State Blackfoot Idaho v as e active in the ‘ ' :: 4 She was only fLOOR sanding and polishing machines for L D S church serving :x loarph Ba)letia 52 Houston Tesaa: first woman L D S missionary to ' Order Dooms Truck System I t Newhouse hotel—Utah-NevadaIdah- o Safety society 9 a m Utah A Scottish-bor- n American sol- Dairy Products association noon Automobile Dealers' associadier John Curley Robertson now Utah 12:15 p m Transportation tion serving at the Dugway proving Club of Salt Lake City 7 p m ground Dugway Tooele county Hotel Utah — War man power Thursday became the ten thous- commission all day Salt Lake Exandth person to become a natural- change club 12:15 p m: Salt Lake ized citizen in the Third judicial Lions club 12:15 p m Stimuofficers 12:15 p in Utah district since the basic naturaliza- lators Manufacturers' association tion law of 1906 12:15 p m memseven other Robertson and Other meetings — Salt Lake bers of the U S armed forces re- junior chamber of commerce Beau ceived their final papers after ap- Brummel cafe 131 South Main street noon Townsend club No pearing before Judge George A 1 109 West Fourth South street Faust and Del L Sullivan division 7:30 p Tn director U S immigration and naturalization service The others were Otto Graf native of Switzerland who is at the army air forces basic training center at Kearns Pedro Garcua John Ernest Alcaraz of Mexico Fritz Baer of mass will be celebrated SaturGermany Kurt Nauth of Ger- dayRequiem at 10 a m In the Cathedral of the for John Ernest Hill 52 salesmany and Philip Lieb Rosenberg Madeleine man of 240 South State street who died of Rumania all stationed at the at his residence Thursday at 3:45 a m Salt Lake army air base Rosendo of a coronary occlusion Burial will be in Mount Calvary cemeMoro Gonzalex of Mexico who is Friends may call at 344 East First at Kearns and Bertil Carl Erick- tery South street Friday afternoon and evening to services Saturday and prior son of Sweden who is stationed Mr Hill was born at Park City on May at Wendover field 19 1890 and had been a resident of Salt Former L D S Missionary Succumbs at 88 FUNERALS Theodore T Felt 6:30 p 10000th Naturalized Louis 17 Morgan 38 34 East Roberts avenue entered a plea of innocent when arraigned before Burton in Judge Wilford Moylecourt ThursSalt Lake City police day on a charge of drunken driving and trial was set for 14y 12 Trial for Robert L Donaldson 37 371 East Seventh South street also charged with drunken driving was continued until April 27 and was transferred to Judge Reva Beck Bosone's division of the city court Arraigned on three charges Alfred West 169 East Ninth South street was fined $10 and given a three-da- y suspended jail sentence when he pleaded guilty to ignoring a stop sign He was ordered to appear for trial May 11 after of pleading innocent to charges n drivreckless driving and ing Other cases in court Thursday were: Speeding—Earl H Thompson 1122 South State street convicted trial fined $5 and given following a two-da- y suspended jail sentence Blair Bradshaw 1861 Herbert avenue and George W Anderson 400 West Fifty-thir- d (5300) South street each fined $5 stop sign — Fawn Ignoring 366 Twelfth East Brockbank street James Kogakoais 455 South Fourth West street George M Kidd 971 West Fifth North street 0 P Cammerer 1749 South State street and Fredrick D Hansen 145 Third avenue each fined VA Driving through a red traffic light—Charles L Connelley 261 North West Temple street Kurt Schlerich 180 Utopia avenue and 201142 East Bertrand Calvert Fourth South street each fined $10 Louis Love 275 Ramona avenue and Jack M Tabata 1829 South State street each fined $10 $5 suspended on purchase of $5 in war stamps L Meetings Meetings scheduled Friday in Salt Lake City include: Temple Square hotel—Salt Lake chamber of commerce noon Utah Sales Managers' association Becomes hit-ru- ?:: Colonel Albert a nrowning The injured were 14 W Boyer Zof 2717 McClelland street driver of one of the cars Dan Y Barlow 17 of 3504 Twenty-thir- d East Private First Class Frank L street driver of the second car Holt son of Mr and Mrs W C Cam Osgerthrope 17 2159 East Holt Sr of 2689 Highland drive Thirty-thir- d South street Tenon is visiting Salt Lake City this week Brady 16 of 2332 East 2880 South on leave from California where he street and Kenneth Naylor 16 has been on desert maneuvers 3384 Oakwood street The latter Private Holt entered three were passengers in the Bar- service 15 months ago andmilitary has relow machine ceived training at Fort Knox Ky The injured victims were given Pine N fY and Nashville first aid at the scene by Police Tenn Camp He will return to his CaliPatrolmen Victor Heath and Wal- fornia post the middle of the week ter Stroud and taken to their borne& Liquor Commission Goes to Conference ei ' ie ' - -:::' '1 ' -' ' f :::-r:- '::--: '''- t :::-- -- : ' -: :' 7 - ': A : ' ' N it" He pointed out that in early phases othe war sped was the prime esntial and since products had to be made by companies which had not had experience cost estimates making them could not be accurate As volume of production went tip and ingenuity of manufacturers reached fruition costs dropped rapidly with the result that big profits were made to the credit tot the discredit of the producers The war department then created a board to review and revise contract prices by agreement with contractors who were usually perfectly willing to reduce their prices voluntarily to the levels which would have been agreed upon originaly if the full facts had been known 'This brought the profits to the of congress attention which laws passed specifying rigid profit -Lmltations This removed vital in' centives and was replaced by a policy of compulsory renegotiation of contracts to fair and reasonable figures Because of necessity for maximum production if costs are higher and the desirability of preservColonel ing small producers disaid the Browning purchases - vision is attempting to use every small manufacturer who can produce things needed for the war ''' ': : ' army service forces told I quarters more than 250 Salt Lakers at a Kiwanis club meeting augmented by attendance of Salt Lake chamber of commerce members Thurs- day at the Hotel Utah The speaker a native of Ogden reviewed specific policies adopted to promote efficiency and low costs of production with heaviest possible production of needed goods "We have a real democracy" he declared "in the sense that con gress and the president and administration do what the people want them to do or at least what they think the people want them to do But you can't buy democracy you have got to work for 1 - - ' ' ' t 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