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Show Mr ENTRANCE EXAMS A 4 ! i FOR U STUDENTS SET a.v 'vV- assigned according to the first letter of the surname: A to K Sept. 25 and L to Z Sept. 26. These tests will be given in Kingsburry Hall beginhing at9 Four opportunities remain for a m. Although registration 'prospective University of Utah freshmen to take entrance tests tering freshmen is for Sept. 27, they will for admission to the school. The exams will be given Thur- bieen beanies for a sday, Sept. 4. 11, and 18 begin- - of activities planned traditional ing at 9 am. in the Liberal during 'Sw2 1W1 Arts Building 3nd Monday, Sept. 22, be.'inning at 9 a.m. in Kingsbury Hall. Guidance tests as well as the entrance tests are required of all entering freshmen. These via De administered on dates ' o u. B. scheduled don their full slate for them Freshman A 22. Sept. beginning en- general assembly and counseling section meetings will be held Sept. 23 and the Associated Students of the University of Utah tions for Sept. 24. Several specialized depart l lit: FA i oUIN LrlRUINKJLc. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER Fay ion, Utah 5, 1952 requirement of Biology 1A. This test will be administered Sept. 24 in Physical Science ginning at 9 a.m. Third Ward Mutual , Plans Opening Social 104 be- i Sign-u- p for the fall quarter is The Third ward MIA will hold scheduled for Sept. 25 and 26 for former students and trans- a social and dance Friday, Sept. 5, 8 p.m., with all MIA mem-ten- d. fers. Regular classwork will Classwork at the University 9, 8 p.m. Sept begins Monday Sept. 29. Hello I Week activities, designed to students, will also be-ti- n on that date. 3 x Governor Announces States Participation In 'Make It Yourself With Wool Week CAPTURE OLD BALD Y , , . Allied forces recaptured Old Baldy mountain in Korea but not without cost a Korean Utter bearer stumbles to one knee but stUl clings to bis burden, an allied soldier wounded on the mountain ALLEN Week for mental exams are also slated for entering students. On Sept. 20 students entering engineering, mines and mineral industries or architecture will take the engi9 a.m. neering aptitude test from to 4 pm. in room 104 of the Physical Science building. All students planning to register for Chemistry 1 or Chemistry 4 are required to take the chemistry palcement test which will be given Sept. 23 at 9 a.m. in Physiacl Science 104. test The biology placement is optional. Students presenting high school credit in biology and performing successfully on the exam will be excused from the SORENSEN Event Ties In With National Make It . FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY Fourth Judicial District Democratic Ticket EXPERIENCED 3a Yourself With Wool Week LOTHAIRE R. SALT LAKE CITY Utah will join nine other Western states in marking the first National Make It Yourself With Wool Week, Governor J. Bracken Lee has announced in a proclamation setting aside the week of September 1 through 8 for the observance. Western states are joining in a movement to encourage young women of the West to learn the advantages of sewing for themselves and of knowing the peculiar qualities of wool, thereby using a local product and gaining useful knowledge of the art of designing and sewing, the Governors proclamation declares. The State of Utah is especially suitable for the grazing of sheep, the Governor points out, and over the years the industry has contributed much to the economy of our State. The observance of National Make It Yourself With Wool Week is designed to stimulate in(Waal Ivrttiu Theta) terest in the Make It Yourself With Wool Home Sewing Contest DISCUSSING UTAH'S ROLE in National Mak. it With Yourself Wool" among all young Utah women Gov.rnor J. Broekon La. studios th. brochur. for th. sixth annuol Horn. Wa.k, eligible to enter the competition. Contest with Mrs. M. V. Hatch (conter), Pr.sid.nt of tha Utah Wool Grow.rsSowing AuxilMrs. Wynn S. Hansen, and Mrs. E. C. Smith, prssi cerr.agend.nl for th. Women's Auxiliary of th. ton, is State Contest Director. iary, Growers Association. Th. Governor has proclaimed the week of Mrs. M. V. Hatch, Panguitch, is National Waal for the State's observance of the Week. President of the Womens Auxil- September Wool of the National Growers iary from the 12 other states for titles the 13 contest states and two maAssociation for Utah. as National Champions. hogany console sewing machines In addition to young women who as first place awards in the NaPRIZES TOTAL $25,000 enter the contest individually, hun- tional Finals. Other prizes include The contest, sponsored by The dreds of young women in high scholarships, U. S. Defense Bonds Wool Bureau and the Womens school and college home economics and merchandise by the provided Auxiliary of the National Wool courses or in Extension Service countrys outstanding wool textile Growers Association, is open to groups enter the contest as an mills. Forstmann Woolen Co. and Pen- - -girls from 14 through 22 in 13 adjunct to their studies. Educators states. and the piece-gookey Western departments dleton Woolen Mills provide a Prizes totalling more than $25,000 of retail stores are supporting the $300 scholarship each, one for the are offered in the event, which state-wid- e observance of Make Senior and one for the Juniors reaches its climax in December It Yourself With Wool Week. class. Donors of $100 Defense with the coveted National Finals, Outstanding among prizes of- Bonds are John Walther Fabrics, held at the annual convention of fered in the contest are free trans- Inc.; I. A. Wyner & Co., and the National Wool Growers Asso portation for state champions to Botany Mills, Inc. A $500 scholarciation in Chicago. the National Finals in Chicago, ship will be awarded by Colorado At the Finals, the states two provided by the F. W. Wool worth Womans College to a participant top home sewing experts one be- Company. The Singer Sewing in the National Fashion Show tween the ages of 14 and 17 and Machine Company is providing ooe whose g skill and acathe other between 18 and 22 will portable sewing machine for an demic standing in high school are compete with sewing enthusiasts outstanding contestant in each of adjudged to be outstanding. RICH Republican Candidate for ... Com-maaj- wool-growi- QUALIFIED Years Assistant Attorney General of Utah (Paid Political Adv.' st I Green (Paid Political ooooooxoxxxxooxoooooooc for SECRETARY VOTE IN PRIMARY ELECTION STATE OF TUESDAY. SEPT. 9 (Paid Political Adv.) for LANE M. BARRON May refreshed ... play belter PAYSON, UTAH FOR Republican Candidate Utah State Legislature 5th District REGISTER AUGUST 26 (Paid Political Adv.) i I i. f , h XK00X0X000X0X0 Wins Court Endorsement Justice I' V f,wk v irt '?7 . ft. i I I u Ik F. Henri Henriod Incumbent I 1; 1 Non-partis- an for STATE AUDITOR Brook up tha switch from Treasurer Bo Auditor and back again. Vote lor Bolnap for a NEW Adainis-- f tration of tha State. Auditor's Offica. Competent, Trustworthy, Regular Weber County Treasurer. , Member Sons of Utah NonOon had r- Ogden Stake Presidency. (Paid Pol. Adv. - Bdoap foi Auditor Camte ) ' Kill FAVORS ECONOMIC FOR THE FARMER BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY SOUTHERN UTAH COCA-COL- OP A THE a. COMPANY COCA-COL- BY - 1952, THE COCA-COL- COMPANY . 'hL j v ? - 1 - . bureaus. y e He believes American agriculture' should have the same protection and safeguards accorded Americaaiaber,1 and industry. t ; ... f , e He's against the Brannon Plan or any other plan that would regiment r socialize Agriculture. , - - 1 , VOTE FOR ECCLES - Hs'll Servo YourStekeJs " MARRINE Sr ECCLES I FOR U. S. SENATE I VOTE . 1 REPUBLICAN 9th SEPTEMBER tr I 5 d I it fc - T H -' w .x hayo it 'Spinotstylcd' COMBIMtS THI MOMKN STYUNG Of TNI SWOT WITH TMI rUU. LARM TONM Of THI UMIGHT O Cost b reaionabW.- " O Small monthly payments if dosirod. No txtra chargo for pick-u- p and dolivtry. Bay " WEI I "MOUNTAIN WESTS LAtOSST I 1 ?v I i PIANO nNSHSS" I C, 5T1! 4i Ml Sm. Sub Uta yW pllM MM IVMNMM ubligullmi te m9 la SphHMyto pitpw a t uwM Mk my p I " tabrtPyH my pimw a, (few Igkum I IwmlNi, hmMmH pwMn piuM I I j HABT MOS. MUSK CO, t ,i. i a Splnotstylo Largo Selection Available r. SEPTEMBER (Paid adv. by Frad L Finlinson) r yj We voted to take judges out of politics. This an opportunity to make your vote count.Justice Henriod, after one year on the bench, was indorsed by those who work with courts and who know his qualifications' best. PRIMARY ELECTION t MAKE YOUR OLD PIANO A THING OF BEAUTY , r n '' ' Retain Justice Henriod BOTTLING COMPANY L co-o- ar ice-col- d , - - statewide preference poll of members of his profession. Justice Henri Henriod was indorsed overwhelmingly for the Supreme Court. He received nearly 70 of the vote cast for three term, candidates announced for the bottle of Coca-Colfor an Such goodness such taste. - He's for all tha water it is possible te -,f got for Utah. t He favors producer cooperatives but he I is against phony cooperatives that use h the p idea as a tax dodge. e He's for floxiblo price supports, with ' ' - full parity tha goal. j e He's for (ess government , and fewer - !'- - - f U SAFEGUARDS Three Utah county flood control projects were granted a total of $125,000 in emergency funds over the weekend, Sen. Wallace F. Bennett (R. Utah) announced Monday. The funds, earmarked for channel clearance and enlage-men- t, were broken down as follows: $50,000 for the Spanish Fork River; $35,000 for the Lower Provo River and $40,000 for Hobble Creek. Work is expected to get under way before severe fall and winter weather sets in, Sen. Bennett was informed by Col. Wright Hiatt, head of the U. S. Army Corps of Engineers flood control section at the Pentagon. This allocation should cover the most urgent work neeed on the streams and should help prevent the disastrous results of heavy spring runoffs such as those which hit the state early in 1952, Sen. Bennett said. Local agencies will maintain work on the three projects, he concluded. Utah Supreme Court is .: L In Theres a pause in every game . . . and thats the time 2 i $125,000 Flood Control Granted Utah County I ' i DEMOCRATIC TICKET Candidate r AdveftiKmcnc) ARIAS G. BELNAP home-sewin- S. CURTIS x VOTE RICH P1YS0N CHROKiCLE wool-growi- TDUMAII GENERAL Member Utah & D.C. Bars Past President of Lions Descended from Pioneers B.S. & LL.B. Degrees Member Stake Presidency Practicing Attorney City Attorney South Salt Lake 947-- 1 950 DESK BLOTTERS sheep-growi- Qualified BY VIRTUE OF EXPERIENCE Dependable WORTHY OF PUBLIC TRUST attorney RED TURNS CATHOLIC Dr, Bella Dodd, former woman leader and organlier of New York Citys teachers onion, has become a Catholic after la- -, straeUon under Bishop Sheen. I tuute 14 j j vzz- n9 US PIANOS, $71X3 AK3 UP HART BROS. MUSIC CO. ,smx , f ! |