. e'' . 2 , . . . - Saturday, December 9, 1939 ,. , . -- . 1 ,.p.1,. . -- . ... I Dr. Russell G. Frazier, medical , doctor and head seal trapper on the Byrd Expedition, sent a spe- -.. eial radio message 16 The ' eret News today via radio operator Mrs. Nellie Hart of Twin Falls, Ida., that every- thing on the North Star - as "smooth sailin" to date. . The expedition went throuh ' the Panama Canal on schedule, Dr. Frazier reported, and is now - headed for New Zealand on the, south side of the equator. With thought of the long cold spell to come Dr. Frazier said, the entire crew enjoyed the mei- -,r , , ,. ' . 4. 07z .. ....,... , .. A ' ''"Nowilow ' 1' 'A. , i -' : , ...' , , , .:';',- .1 ...;:.:, ' - - -. f '' :i.,':':. ..,. ' ..:.': , , ,t , ,,,,i "' A ,,:,-4- f , exposition. ,4 it 4,0 4 .1' 4 , .. Has Seen 85 Yeari Mrs. Elizabeth Tate, , be feted tonight. - , wilT I 85, Utah Insurance . ILeader Named To Mrs-- Tate National Group To Be Honored 1 I I 1, F 1 11'1' i i! , I I 'I - Fred A. Moreton, manager of the 3. B. Moreton Insurance Company today had been named a member of the executive committee of the National Association of Insurance Agents. Mr. Moreton is the first insurance man from the intermountain region to receive the honor. There are eight members of the board from the United States at large. The Salt Laker was president of the Surety and Casualty Ass o- ciation of Salt Lake in 1933, and president of the Fire Underwriter's Association of Salt Lake the following year. He was national councillor from Utah In 1936. 1937 and 038. Traffic Expert g .1. 1 11 Eliza- - celebrate her eighty-fiftday at the Lion House tonight birth- h at- 6:30 o'clock. Mrs. Tate is the mother of 14 to children, 13 of whom live honor her. In excellent health. she remains an active worker In the Salt Lake Temple, wher? she has served for eighteen years. She was born Dec. 9, 1834. in Tooele, to the late Patrlarch Philip De La Mare and Marie Chevalier. In She began hAr schooling the old tithing office- in Tooele. When shp was 19 she Was made president of the Retrenchment Association, now called the Y. W. T. A. on February 22. 1875 she the wife of John Williams Tate. They lived here until 1921, when they were called by Pres. Geo. F. Richards to work In the Salt Lake Temple. When the Relief Society was organized in 1877, Mrs. Tate was chosen as on of the trustees. In first 1904 she was chosen as counselor to Mrs. Barbara Gowans Bowen in the ward Primary. She held this position until the divihe-ca- Sound education 9f young people was cited by a noted traffic expert in Salt Lake today as "the best means of coping with the traffic safety problem." The expert was Gerry Lochner of Los Angeles, who last year was president of the Western Safety Conference and head of the' California motor vehicle traffic department. Mr.' Lochner, who came here. as field representative for Optimist International, will address members of the Salt Lake club of that organization Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. at the Art Barn. it was announced by Fred L. Mickelsen, lk Dec. beth Tate of 126 Second Avenue, Salt Lake, native of Moe le, will M. Lauds Education Of Young People ) TO6ELE, club president. 1912.. sion of Tooele Ward In when she was chosen as first counselor in the Relief Society nresidency or the Tooele N6rth Ward. In 1916 she was released and given a position as aid to the Tooele Stake Relief Society She held this position Board. until 1921 when she and her husband were called to do temple or- dinance work. Mr. Tate died July 19. 1927. Mrs. Tate has 72 grandchildren Five and 45 of her sons and one of her daughmissions for ters have fulfilled the Church. - CHRISTMAS BOOKS Missing Boy Finds Self In Police Station FOR CHILDREN COUSIN TOBY Clare Tur lay Newberry THE LITTLE Dorothy 50 MERMAID S250 Lathmp LITTLE TOOT Hardy Gramallry THE A STORY OF THINGS WE crud Sq50 WEARMaud Miska Potersham.,, SEIPPACE , 1200 $300 DANIEL BOONE $ d) 50 lalnel Daugherty TOPLOFTY Floril Ross To - mackinaw, shirt nad gold-ri- $ e300 There Is Still Elmo lay Christmas Cardsl - 1 ), 01 like Salt Lake but makeme Freddie sighed. -- 4011 BUILDII1G 1 know come back," - - homesremodelingbuying -F- OR BUSIIIESS USE First Security ;.ow Cost , , F H. A. HOME LOANS Either plan at attractive rates on convenient terms. CO Whatever Your Loan RequIrements Ask' FIRST at FIRST SECURITY TRUST CO. - Main Street Opposite Postoffice , - , t -- 1 president, announced today. Will BroWne. H. J. Halton and 13. C. J. 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You'll admire the soft,- - luxurious fablic-andthsmart fcrtiering styles of these beautiful nightgowns and pajamas! f See them ,.. awys04,,,,,, 'Au, k...ii,,, 1 :r'''.... -- 1 i '1 GURRRI1TEED 44 kit - 1 - ai lk i ( t i ' '''''' 1 111- ' el.- ,-;- i t I I ' Irt ,- . I, 1 4t.z,t, ' rk),)Tv it t ,Ao- .It4.'''k 1 f . , - ) - ,,.,v ! ''''' , ''.1411 - . - - - 11.' , ,,1 , ' Le . ,i 4.00- t ' - ,, 44t, i - , ' )' :I ,(,, ."6..... . . , ' I ' k , ,,.. 0 li , yitit,e,l' - 4, 7e0.0. II.: ; It', 3 i t I i NAN 4 I ,; ' . ' " ,,,, illtlkIllt 40t new ki Ill : : A , ' V;1,,4 0A, r! I ' st,, i , WEILISLEY-1- NI 1): dr ,1 teP .., '' ' 4 . . 1 ,. iiiV4 )1 S ' W104.404 - l' ti' 4,3 .- i ,, ' ' F- S. Strw-63- ourmatsi 1 1,7 ,,i,,,, 4,-- , 1 tr:rt''''', ' e' '.1 'I , t luil - , :, il A f ,v , '''' c - II) !..,.7s,, ( - ,,,,,;1 treasurer. The meeting was addressed by William Lightburn of Denver, and J. Winter Smith of San Franwere cisco. The group also shown a technicolor motion k :- - Ira undoubtedly raises the temperature. e A Intermission aroused the impatience And curlE. J. Duggan was named to fill of the an unexpired term, Mr. Cannon but thia, au4ience osity .we imagine. iAIRM spent arguing said. The directors-Wil- c meet Jan. over financift arrangements 3 to elect officers. with the oid trouper, Kryl, reto on Milton E. Lipman, city treasthe pro. with go fusing were and urer, discussed "Licenses gram until his 'demands Ilarkets at yesterday's meeting. Wings-Wester- , ( , ) ::1s4f,-- George D. Clyde, Logan, was elected president of the Utah Section American Society of Civil Engineers at a meeting last night In the Beau Brummel Cafe, Thomas C. Adams, retiring president, announced today: George H. Taylor was elected second vice president, L. M. Winsor, first vice president, and F. H. Richardson, secretary. mid-wee- CafEdwin the Beau 13rumMe1 Q. Cannon. Wolfe's. 'irm ge's;, Coombs Drug Store, Sp Arms, ?tiollett: ,, 1 10 Wendell L. Nielsen. 25, of Idaho Falls, was the driver. He had been brought to the Police Emergency Hospital by Rulon West of Orem, a passing motorist, at 1:30 a.m. He was treated for cuts. meetand 7:30 p.m, A ing still be held Wednesday at i Few directors of the Business Mn'. 'Alliance were elected at a meeting vexterday afternoon in , . ,,, - Church.- First South Streets, announced cosy that "The Expulsive Power of a New Affection," and "Thankfulness and Courage" 'svill he topics for sermons at the church Sun. day. Bible School will he at 9:45 am.. and worship hours at 11 cm. i d ILUI Ci , - The Salt Lake County Fire Department, power company "trouble shooters" and deputy sheriffs stopped possible disaster early this morning when an automobile sheared a utility pol0 and dropped a 2,500-vol- t power line and the pole and surrounding debris took- fire. Scene of the- accident was the Draper crossing and State Street. Deputy Sheriffs Ernest Caldwell and Leonard Hyland found an overturned automobile 60 feet north of the flames. Presb3rterion West' and Fifth - At Café Meeting director. NNTA t''" ' Auto Shears Pole, Drops Wire And Starts Fire - BM baritone key Verdi's aria diAll'ati Dean W. Miller. Idaho WPA Koadministrator, and Paur-L.hout, supervisoe of Idaho's, WPA weed control program, planned toreturn- - to their headquarters in Boise tonight after spending two days here conferriog on Utah's noiiious weed program. The two men spent yesterday and,today comparing weed, eradication methods of, the two states with Darrell J. Greenwellp Utah t , , - , Westminster programdied - r . N, - the : in, a . .1 , Aida". Li Irene ' WM- Opts, the soprano soloist. Kryi haa,ba2 find. The Walther yore 11 a fresh, lovely sob medium rPg-- Pisrtaenr: twlhatth Lwrofd the day' A fa--, eould use to Here. "I" the.Gentle Lark", Miss Waltherds: and true to pitch. sang cleanly Florian-- Zabach. the tennenrtv; master and a capable Solo linist, added to the good impression made by the liryl orchestra. In a smaller bait --and before aft serious in its musical 'taste, the Kryl eche,- - "Celeste !Business Men , lidahoans Study Utah Weed Control , priph.or!y . , I 1 0.1, , 1 N,t , A series of schools of Army re- ierve officers will be held next week in room 444 of the Federal Building. The classes will begin at 7:30 p.m, "Artillery in Defense," will he discussed by Capt. W: E. Sa lin, and "Field Artillery Combat by Capt. H. J. Davies, at a class Monday for members of the 385th Field Artillery. Headquarters 104th Division will study "Military Government," the same evening. Officers of the Quartermaster Corps Reserve will meet in the Hotel Utah Wednesday night, with Capt. ,JOseph, Havertz discussing "Streamlined Division." At the Federal Building Thum day night, officers of the corps area service command will study mobilization duties. Officers of the- Medi(t1 Corps Reserve will meet Friday,night. Mai J. G. Watkins will discuss "Estimate of the Presbyterian Church Sermon Topics Listed Dr. It V. Comin, minister of ,' cisiye beat and firm grip on his , players did much to build cli- I maxes in the !Tannhausee over.- twstrumentation. for thin in. true, I a 4 Army Reserve Situation." ,., DOtati( s , - along with special School Slated ,: ,i,t,.,,,,..). ,31 .1 - YOU'LL LOVE THE SMART STYLES THESE COZY FLANNELETTE GOWNS! - existing areas, he said. on . '!1 Page 5 - , - Loan-Pl- an years) or '40 work y .,,,, - ., - ,,- e Charts showing products that can be derived from Utah coal If It is processed, aft shown by commercial tests made last summer in Germany. were displayed today at a buffet luncheon of the Salt Lake Women's Chamber of Commerce at the borne of Mrs. James A. Hog le, 548 East South 'Temple Street. Funds rPceived frrim the lunch. on will be used by the cham. her to continue its smoke abatement program. financing any legitimate requirement 4 thin. t HOLIES new . ' Coal Charts Shown To Women's C Of C, Loans .. .. checkered brown glasses." As Sergt. George T. Parker, looked at the boy, he heard the ''That's me." surprising remark: to Salt Freddie had hitch-hikelake and been unable to locate relatives here. An uncle, George East Second K. Knight, 1118 South Street, took him home. Ma will 1'' . Engineers Name ' Logan Man Head glasses. Then Police Radio Operator A. H. Volger, droned over the radio: "Calling all carsmissing boy Freddie Eberhard, from home at Oakland, Calif.wearing plaid fit THE SINGING TREE Icres Sandy boy gold-ri- SCHOOL Marguerite do Angell last stood night at the police desk sergeant's window,seeking a night's lodging. He wore a plaid mackinaw, rown checkered shirt and 11" to bones were a joy hear. The first cornetist, a young lady, The' virtuoso. plainly was a woodwinds were excellent. Compared with tilt rest of the orsounded chestra, the strings was the appointment of' Gus P. Backman, commission secretary, to contact various Utql counties for cooperation in the 1917 program. A request in which the Daughters of Utah Pioneers seek aid establishmentofastatemuseum for the centennial m as received by the commission. Over two hundred prospective recreational areas in Utah are for further developayailable ment before 1947, Mayor John M. Wallace, chairman of the finance and 'intrastate committee, reported.. Of this number 39 will be developed AVA The orchestra has a brass section. which well might be a prioe anywhere. The horns and- trom- yesterdavineeting ' ,,,k1",. Wa S .1 Alpine Ski ,Club Will hold an Informal dinner dance at Melat 710 ody Lane Wednesday are members club to which p.m. invited to bring friend.. Preceding the annual dinner-danc- e a house warming will be, held at, Alpine Ski OW) lodge at tomorrow. A shower Brighton to provide household supplies for the lodge will take place and inembers have, been asked to bring iNiting utensil's or towels. Tickets for the dinner dance are available at Hibbs Ski Shop, it; at Included ,. I .conditions. rnItg plauded for playing of solid mer- theorchestra .ttrot lence. ,.,,, . . ." - pp, .1 Alpine Ski Club To Hold House Warming, Dance under- discouraging building and grounds problems and :later present to Governor Henry H. Blood's CP11- tral committee a proposed type of buildings to be used In the it , ' ' - 11.1,.,1,..".1,t1 ',.."- ., .... . , ,k; , . ... - A-- study - "' I'l,i '4:::.',..........:,,.'...i.::4.,i: :., , I' , . -'' '. , t - ' "It, I of a building and grounds committee for the 1947 Centennial Exposition had been named- today by the central committee.Meeting yesterday afternoon, officials named the Centennial S. O. Bennion as general chairman with Nepht L, Morris, 1. A. Smoot, James J. Burke and Paul F. Keyser as other executive -members. To this group 50 Other committee members from various parts of the state will be added, It was announced. The entire committee will ..... , - .- .4""'"4"MiiZZ,'' 414; , ' - coneertgoers at the Tabernacle last night had .the ' expe.-rienca of seeing a good small or- chestra lost in. a f parsely-filleauditorium. : Behumir ,Kryi, the conductor. is the old time showman and thoroughly routinedband-leader- . a a Heard in theater with good muoieal i' '')e, or in an open air a summer on the flay, pavilion Eryi Symphony Orchestra would class as entertainment. Even ' Five executives '' j . '' ,,,, ''''' of Shall shellback. R look with disdain upon pollywogs suchipas you until you have been thus efrvated. As ever. Doe..!' Dr. Frazier will send exclusive pictures to The Deseret News from New Zealand,- al , .., I' 1 . ',. : ,,, . r -- -- iltiln ft Centennial Grounds Committee Is' Named - ..., ,,..,,,,,,,... - ' , the equator. It was degrees in the shade, ac- .., cording to the message. -- -Following is, a brief message sent 'to Harold Miller of The Deseret News Sports Department Mrs. Hart of Twin Falls. - through Mrs. Hart is appointed as an over-sea- s the relay station-v(11army amateur network: ''You will be Interested to knew that we crossed the equa- tnr yesterday after due Your fresh water eantailisis now heat tering 109 - . Des-,w,.- . -, 4- ' - - i. ,,,ppp,,,., .11,111ti11 like In music, Coldmark's "Country Wedding", the orchele Ara wrought captivating effects of rhythm and color. Kryl's - - , 1111 . -,e', , ' I, . Committee-- , . ,.- - .., I ...- .- ag elly-Vt- . ,,, .0 :, BY GA11; MARTIN , : Expeditió n Byrd . Heat -- )it,. i Of Equator 'Sparse ..,, , - ,, 1!likiiii,,;", u , Bennion To Head ,,,, take 'Salt .. . . Ss Os News Note .710 Deseret - ..,....,.... . , ' . . Tile Deskeret News - ;De. Frazier.' Flashes , . . 4 , Taxi , . .,..... - Avvv41- . r - . iliN in rWriVcile17, d ' 17-"i- 'l I woor ,oww. I a Avow...N. fl t if NOWato.koh. 71, Ia k til e' 1"wiN 0461,.Ata. t rt t - ,e; '.T