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Show WEEK'S I I HVJf NEWS SUMMARY HUH SUNDAY, October 15, 1939 ainka the Brit- German iah battleship, Royal Oak, with a loas of approximately 800 Uvea. VOLUME VlL Tola vessel went all through the world war. U-bo- at PUBLISHED IN SUGARHOUSE HOME EDITION British authorities are more con- cerned about the possibility of a Russian thrust Into India than they are about the Hitler menace on the western front. SUGAR HOUSE, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, FRIDAY, October Go On Mission Marvin Curtis To Paul Hampshire fell off a dock at Liberty Park and on bearing his screams C. A. Harding leapt into the chill waters and rescued the youngster. Marvin R. Curtis, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Curtis 1119 Westminster avenue, will leave next week for the Eastern States mission of the L. D. S. church and was honored by his ward, at a" missionary testimonial Sun day evening at 6:30 p. m. Marvin has been working with his father at the Curtis Coal Company, during the summer. The program arranged for El der Curtis farewell testimonial was as follows: Opening song, Invocchoir and congregation; ation, Win. H. Jensen; Sacre-mental numbers, Virginia Steed, LeGrand Curtis, organ; vocal, Reading, Vvonne Welling; Trumpet Trio, Gordon Gatherum, l; Zucker and Wallace remarks, presiding bishop, LeGrand Richards; songs, Bee Gene Voeiker, Cummings, Jane Gibson and Jean Sorenson; Re marks, bishop Ernest A. Nelson; songs by Pi Kappa Alpha FratMissionary Response, ernity: Song, choir and congregation and, Benediction, Vaughn Bitner. Police are hunting for a tall tMg man who stole $75 from a concession during the celebration in Sugar House Saturday night Apex, Electric Co. Gets Recognition Senator Lunbeen, of Minnesota wants to take over the West Indian possessions of England and Stance, in payment of the war debt and Interest those nations owe us. He says he wants peace, but he would send our army and navy down to take those islands by force instead of securing them by negotiation. LOCAL After a stabbing affray near the U. P. depot the police nabbed five. The wounded man la reported to be in poor condition at the General hospital. Salt Lake youngster in the 12th West and Indiana Avenue district thought It w&s fun to place a dummy in the street to scare motorists. Two-year-o- ld An-ato- le Gud-gel- Recognlzine a progressive store A Logan death by auto brings and service shop in the field of the Utah total up to 121. electricity, the Apex Electric Shop of Sugar House was lauded MONDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1939 . in the recent publication "Elect Vanderberg heads group in sen a publication put out ate who could retain the embargo by for electrical dealers. on "offensive arms." The wgyginn stated that the company had been in business in Chrysler workers voted to go Sugar House nineteen years on . strike.. Unofficial. . estimates showing a steady increase in Doth claim 80,000 men will be affected. sales ' and contract work. How many wives will go hungry? A picture was printed with Glenn E. Tripp and C. Jack Jac Turkey lays her plans for obs, manager, and their helpers, defense as the Russians mass Howard Brlnghurst and Trygde troops along her borders. Christiansen. A report A Bulletin of news Activ ities and all events of Interest securing in the Southeast part of Salt Lake City. A section that is the finest Residential and fastest growing part of Salt Lake Valley. from London says that three and perhaps four allied WESTMINSTER GIRLS SING steamships have been sunk in the AND PLAY AT MEET past three days by German U Westminster College was rep resented last Wednesday noon boats. at the monthly meeting of the LOCAL Charles Naw, of Provo Sugar Houe Chamber of Comis In serious condition at the Utah merce by five talented young Valley hospital from a bullet fir ladies who provided a musical ed by Wm. Bloomfleld, of Salt program for the meeting. Miss Gloria Linnell, young Lake, who was arrested. daughter of W. H. Linnell of the Six occupants of an automobile Peerless Laundry of Sugar House which hit a utility pole were sev- and her friend, Marjorie Har- erely injured. The collision oc cur- mer, played a cleverly arranged ed at 27th South and Redwood duet on harmonicas and were ac road. companied by Miss Jane Ellen . Pythian News Notes prrnbytrriatt (Uliurrlj Notre A large class of neophytes will be given the Page rank hy lodge No. 1 K. of P. 9:45 a. m. Church School on November 8. The membership 11:00 a. m. Devlne Worship Sercommittee is working hard to mon by the Minister "Builders make the class as large as possi in a Great Enterprise." ble. 5 p. m. Intermediate Christian As many of the members that Endeavor. can possibly attend are request' ' 5:30 p. m. Senior Christian En ed to be present on that date.. deavor meets to attend Westminster 'Christian Endeavor. Society pay-Vof in a Joint meeting.. The A new Heatrola in the Primdues to the Utah Beneyytnt Fund was made on ' Wedneida jf night ary department of our church lodge. This school assures pleasing warmth by Calenthe-MyrU- e fund is one which provides cash during the winter months ahead. at a time when needed most when The trustees are now planning member of this fund' passes a new heating unit for the balaway there la always cash on ance of the church. After its inhand to defray expenses. stallation, a thorough renovation at the church is anticipated. new teachers are The committee In charge of A number of tne teaching atari. the costume dance to be held in noticed among a student Jackson's Hall on October 30, re- Mr. Harold Gilleney, now the for ministry attending port that they have made conis doing College, siderable progress and a large Westminster High School Division. Mr. Louis gathering is expected attired in B clothes which are usual around runner, Mr. I. N. Speers and Mrs George Parker are in the Junior Halloween. Department Mrs Seth Tawney, teacher in the adult class is chalATTENDED ASSOCIATION lenging the interest' of her Bible MEET Class, and many new faces are Mr and Mrs. H. H. Layton, of appearing from Sunday to Sunday work with the uppe Ogden, were in Salt Lake last splendid School bids fair to Church week. Mr. Layton attended the )ur all records in at reak existing meeting, of the U. E. A. i a Christmas before endance the teacher from the northern leaaon is over. Vrhe young people, some thirty strong, attended the last meeting 6f the Utah State christian En deavor Society in a body last Sun- exening.. Moving pictures of , the Holy Land, of the Grand Rap The Sugar House Rotary Ann's ids Christian Endeavor convent will meet for luncheon at Jeannes ion and a trip through the mount Tea Room today (Friday) .at .1 ains and lakes of Canada, were p. m. thourghly enjoyed by all. They The tables to be decorated with plan to meet with Westminster bright fall flowers. During the Christian Endeavor next Sunday luncheon musical numbers were evening. given, by the vocal trio consisting of Phyllis Ashton, EMine. Midgley, WRECKED CAR WHEN IT Noma Roberta accompanied by REFUSED TO START Mrs. Levi Thorup. On Tuesday night the garage After, a short business meeting of E. Wylhe, of 871 Pacific presided over by .Mrs. J..H. Ash Avenue, was broken into. The ton, president a review of the vandals broke one window of the book "Mem Kamph," by Adolf car Jimmied one door, stripped Hitler, was given by Mrs. T. H. the wiring from the switch and Parmlee. radio but stole nothing. semi-annu- al J . a-- Rotary Anns Meet Today CONGRATULATIONS CTunnlngham. asleep at the wheel Miss Lillian Bourqist soprano, while driving caused a car crash sang two selections, accompanied into a pole at Perry. Two were by Miss Helen Hamilton, teacher of piano at the college. hurt. Attacked by a bandit who tri ed to rob him and then bitten by PARLEY BAER IS a watchdog at Ogden was the ROTARY SPEAKER Parley Baer, of the KSL Radio plight of Guy Johnson. station was the speaker Thursday TUESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1939 at the noon meeting of the Sugar Repeal forces modify Embargo House Rotary Club. The meeting bill to such an extent as to elim- was led by Dee Thatcher, vice inate credit and ship ban featur president and the speaker intro duced after by Lorenzo Hatch, es. after each member of the program United States Supreme Court committee 'had been gently re decided to review two of the maj- minded of their lack of activity cases. One of them In assisting Carl Brown, chairor anti-tru- st milk trust of Chicago man, in arranging the programs. This week The Bulletin extends being the and the other the gasoline trust Mr. Baer had no special theme its to W. A. congratulations for his talk but Joined in with celebrated . Olsen of California, com- Mr. Brown In "razzing" the pro muted the Ufe sentence of W. gram committee. K. Billings, to time served. He also said that the might grant a full pardon to the man he called the forgotten man in the Mooney Attends Marriage of Daughter in New York Convictions of political graft of five democratic politicians were upheld in the tenth clrcuuit court of appeals in Denver. The convicted men were charged with having collected by coercion S2 and from each WPA worker S5 from members of the teamsters union. - Mrs. Katie C pected home from Jensen is ex the east this While there she attended church work in Boston and from there went to New York to attend thh wedding of her daugh ter, Alibo Patricia toPhilip Giera, of Pelham, N. Y., son of Mr. and Mrs. Philip D. F. Giera, Mon- aup Valley, N. Y., on Saturday, week. October 14. LOCAL Mayor Wallace says Mrs. Giera la the daughter of "thumbs down'' on the proposed 1 Mr. and Mrs. William H. Jensen, Are prevention ordinance pattern--( (she lived In this district prior to i Continued on page 8) going east ten years ago. Celebration- - Attracts 10,000 As Street Opens UNIVERSITY NOTES Hailed as one of the largest crowds to visit Sugar House at one time, the opening of the newSouth ly widened Twenty-Firstreet took place in the presence of over 10,000 people Saturday st night Women Stu The Associated dents of the University of Utah gave a tea on Thursday afternoon in honor of all new women students who have transferred from other1 schools. Every college in Utah, both public and private, was represented, Weber College having the largest number of transfers within the state, and California lead ing all other states. The newcomers met in a social way, and were introduced to the officers of all women's organiza tions on the campus. The program, with Dr. Leslie D. ("Shag" for shot) act ing as master of ceremonies, went off with a bang and ' the dancing which started at 9 p. m. was even more popular. H. Scott Linnell, general chair man announced that the reac tion of the merchants of the district was ever so gratifying to the' committee on arrangements. A financial report will be made by the committee scheduled to pay off the bills of the HOME STUDY The Extension Division of the University published this week a list of Utah counties and their representation In the extension classes and home study courses offered by that department Only ten counties are represented at present but these figures will undoubtedly change as the school term progresses. County enrollment is as follows: Box Elder, 4; Carbon, 1; Davis, 61; Morgan, 8; Salt Lake, 50; Sanpete, 43; Summit 1; Tooele, 43; Utah, 1; and Weber. 272. terest and the subjects of the BurMdge from bulletins cover everything "The Spotted Bat" to "A New Utah Violet" Much research has been done on moaquitos and spiders, for example, and easily obtainable are bulletins concerning their habits, breeding places, and control. The Biology is Department up to date in every way, having its own building and museum, and possessing in addition a "vivarium' or combined greenhouse and laboratory for the raising of specimens plants, animals and in sects. The laws of heredity, for MASTER MINDS instance, can here be worked out The first presentation of the by the individual student, Master Minds and Artists" Series, in Botany or sponsored by the Extension Bu Zoology. reau, will be that of the United According to Dr. Chamberiln, States Navy Band on Tuesday the Zoology 'section places most night October 17.. This present of its graduates as instructors tour marks the first in high schools and junior collegmost engagement of the group, al es, and of the remainder,though it has appeared in almost graduates enter the U. S. Bureau 1,000 cities further. East of Entomology, or the Fisheries, On October 23, in Kingsbury The Botany graduates also furnish Hall, Louis Ada ml c, author of a goodly percentage of teachers, "The Native's Return," and "My with most of the remainder goAmerica" will speak' upon the ing into the Forest service. "subject "Let's Become American izedAll of us." Mr Adams Is a native, of Yugoslavia, one of the current European "hotbeds" of controversy, and has won great I for his literary recognition works, His book. "The Native's LOCAL Return" was a book of the month I club and his varied selection, career makes his subject matter unusually interesting. WILL RETURN SOON wheth-rebelnterest- ed far-west- er - SHORT I NOTES Falling Gov. Number 86 Single Copy, 5 cents 20, 1939 (Tiny) Cobble who his birthday on October 16th. Tiny has resided in the Sugar House district for the past nine years. He was in the army during the war, serving Spanish American some of his time in the Philippine Islands. He acquired his nick- Dame from his They call him Tiny because he tips the scale at a. mere 230 pounds but he doesn't mind that in fact it seems to make him more Jovial. Before taking up residence in Utah he was on the police fcrce force in Cheyenne, Wyoming, for one year, and joined the Salt Lake Police Force the following year and remained In that capacity for three years. Tiny began working for the Utah Light and Traction Company on March 4th , -- fellow-workme-n. An interesting work of the Bi logy Department of the University of Utah is being carried on in connection with the Bird Band ing Association of America. Last spring about four hundred sea gulls were caught while nesting at the rookeries on the islands of the Great Salt Lake, colored met al bands attached to their legs, and then they were released. The Association will carefully observe banding on the legs of the gulls all over western and southwestern North America, and much may then be learned concerning the habits of these birds, in which ' Utah has a special interest A report as to the findings of the Association is expected to reach 1916, and has successfully served the University early in the winter. that company and the public in the capacity of Operator up to TIIE FIELD OF BIOLOGY the present time. The success he The Biology Department the has achieved is evidenced by the University's largest science dithree silver stars on the right vision, with quarterly enrollment side of his cap. These signify of 1300 to 1400 students, and ably that Tiny has operated Utah headed by Dr. R. V. Chamberiln. Light and Traction Company is divided into two main sections: for ten consecutive Zoology and' Botany. The offers epuipment years without a chargeable, ac- degreed of Bachelor and Master cident The badge on the left side of Arts and Science, but much of his cap signifies that he has work is done there beyond these operated the Traction Company degrees. A noteworthy achievement of equipment for two years without a single accident and the badge the excellent Biology staff is the wag presented by the National constant research work it carries on, the concrete results of which Safety Council For a hobby. Tiny enjoys fish- are seen in the Department bul ing in season of course. He has letins published from time to caught some big ones in his day, time, and comprising invaluable proving that all the big ones don't assistance to farmer, forestry service, and civic group. Each mem get away. For the past seven years be ber of the faculty does his research has resided at 1226 Elgin Avenue work in the field of his special in-- TO CANADA Mrs. H. C Merrill and son Kent was visiting last week with her sister, Mrs. T. H. Barton, at 2136 South 20th East She will visit a few days with her mother, Mrs. Layton, at Kaysvllle, then they will return to Lethbrldge, Canada. HAVE YOU HEATING PROBLEMS These crisp, cool mornings make you think about your winter heating. An answer to all your heating problems will be found if you can Hyland 3822 and ask for Ed. Whertland, besides being a pleasant fellow to meet, he is able and efficient when it comes to heating problems. ON THEIR WAY TO BREMERTON Mr and Mrs. Orel Workman and son stopped off at Salt Lake Sat urday tl visit at the Davidson norne, 2067 South 20th East Mr. Workman was notified to report for work as draftsman in the Navy Yard at Bremerton, " - ROTARY DIRECTORS HOLD MEETING NEXT MONDAY The montly meeting of the board of directors of the Sugar House Rotary club was held Monday evening at the office of the Charles Lobb, 2191 Secretary Highland Drive. Business matters were discussed and arrangements made for the annual visit of the district governor, Larry Thomas, of Black-foIdaho. ot |