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Show -- ,t --- . ,, 44,0 City Holds Up, Signing Vor. Airport . 7 ' I II ' PT - , 1 I .I-. - . which The Institute 9 CM. ' - -- -- ':The CAA infornis me,' said Commissioner McConkle, "that there is no doubt but that the government has an ulterior put'. pose in extending the runway to It is probable that 6,000 feet. the Army may eventually take over the No 1 Airport and be cause of last tvinter's experience with fog, the Army wants an at. ternate - landing field in Salt Lake Valley that will accommodate all types of airplanes, in. eluding its biggest bombers." Mr. Keyser cited the experience of Cheyenne in guaran . teeing a water.supply to a small Army unit as long as needed. "Now Cheyenne is bound to supply water for 40,000 men; and it would take an act of Con. gress to break the contract," . said Mr. Keyser. Commissioner McConkle, who Openly favored approving the agreement without further de- lay. commented: "I believe that the present emergencies are such that we're going to have to take chances we don't want to, take. - If open our papers next. Wednesday or next year and find that JaparLis,tangling' with over ' control of the Thilippines, we might be sorry we did not accept the govern. ment's offer to build us a comthe Moreover, plete airport Army is paying its share of maintenance at the No. I Airport, indicating that it will pay its way if it uses the No. 2 field. Also, rent from private flier hangars will go. a long way toward defraying upkeep at the latter field." , ii. - Ai i 4 t -- 1 t ik 1 - , 14 "I i The New 'York Subway System is experimenting with plastic seat coverings in its cars as more durable and more easily cleaned than other materials and less injurious to women's hosiery. Contractors In Utah Get Federal Jobs WASHINGTON, Aug. 28(AP) has The War Department awarded the following contracts: W. J. Dean and Sons, Salt Lake City, construction of processing building with all fleets-- at Ft. Douglas. nary utilities Salt $2'0,950: W. W. Gardner, Lake City, construction of bitttminous , pavement at Fort bouglas, S3,600; S. E. Faddis American Fork.. construction of railroad track scale house and pit and installation of R. R. track scale at Ogden Drdance depot. 18,413: Thomas E. Lamph, Salt Lake City, rpck asphalt sidewalk at Camp Sibert, Nev., $7,153; E. H. Dorland, Salt Lake City, construction of a gasoline fuelling system at Ogden, Utah, general depot. $8,300. S. L. To Greo person 11. A color 12. Wheel for IL' 13. 14. lifting water Not asleep Female ' sheep Cask 15, 17, Modern 18. A cent -20. Narrow 16. , vtl1e - 23, 18. Minister's - assisttnt , Arabian garment ad. Attempt 31. Sister (abbr.) 32. Clumsy person ' 34. Native of , Scotland ,315. TOrkish seaport 36. Electrified particles 37. External 29. ' , , Salt Lake tomorrow will' play host to nearly 1,000 eastern dele.gates to the National Association, of Letter Carriers' Annual Con vention, to be held in Los Angeles next week. The two largest contingents, will come in apecial trains. One. consisting of 200 'delegates and a band, will arrive at 7:30 a.m. via the Rio Grande from St. The other will arLouis. Mo., rive 10.minutes later from Dayton, Ohio, over the same railroad, and will consist of more than 100 persons. ' 111 mount igie0111 CCIIII01101111 respect Scottish. Yesterday's Aaswee Gaelic. 43. Sole 44. A tilarnint 45. French rivet 47. Abotmdhig In Ors 49. Si priest Settled, as a bill g ME' M M os,, rA. Emil 13 ' A 16 74111 20 re 13. 34 21 New York ' b2. rounder of Christian Science 53. Musical instrument ' skin aisease 24 26 2..S. 4 4 33. 7r--1 - 3 Ar , ... i Iliri, I :4, ' tio . Q 1 0 Canal The Abatement District -tflows into a ditch of he-Salt Lake Drainage District No. 2, which is owned by the city, and thence into Salt Lake's sewage disposal canal to Great Salt Lake: The City Comritission gave the necessary permission for use of these units. While the arrangement takes care of the situation temporarily (when the Mosquito Abatement District canal is low), the commission, Mr. Beers, City Attorney E. Ray Christense, Chamber of Commerce Secretary Gus P. Backman and Blair Richard- -- Ion,- chairman of the Metropolitan Water District, discussed at length the ultimate need of--a permanent sewer sys11m for the Ordnance Plant PROJECTS NEEDED "That is not only the true 'solution to drainage and waste disposal at the small arms ammunitin plant" said Mr. Beers, "but the situation at the Army airdrome near the No. 1 airport is reaching a point where septic tank sewage disposal is inade-quate. Our sewer system should also be extended to the Munici- pal Airport.N Tabernacle Health ing; "People are still talking about the magnificent choral work the choir did in San Francisco. You have an organization to be proud of and 1 think their visit here (in San Franisco) should be an annual event. preferably later in the season." announced Mr. Thomas also that 'expenditures for the trip, by the choir which is composedof nearly 350 persons was 117,-to 457, without a cent of cost the Church. They gave a conin cert in Los Angeles and San Francisco. was Mr. Posz said that he looking forward to bringing the San Francisco Opera Company to Salt Lake in 1942. Priesthood Pageant Chorus. R'ehearsal Held (Continued From Page One) of the health officer may be in the offing." Dr. R. R. Parker, director of the Public Health Service laboratory at Hamilton, Mont., described the laboratory's research on the plague and told of the 'many rodents which carried the disease and pointed out - that fleas of the animals also often proved, to be the disease carriers. Health directors of various western states discussed the disease, in their localities and, Dr. Willie1LX McKay. healtivtom, missioner for Utah,. saA the state had only two bubonic plague cases in its history with one of these not beings definite plague case. Dr. Hugh S. Cumming, former surgeon general of the United States and director of the Bureau, Sanitary spoke briefly on the disease and seen stated that he had flame throwers used effectively to control rat population: The doctors were greeted by Gov. Herbert B. Maw as they assembled in the Governor's .Work on the auxiliary stages now under way. setting in mo. tion the last of the details for. the production Which ivexpected to set a new mark in Aaronic Priest. activities. Safeway Unit Election of William C. Dean, as president of the Safeway Emnloyes Association to - succeed been Samuel B. Wallace had a announced today. following the banouet last evening at Hotel Ilitah at which the election was conducted. Other officers elected to preside over the employes organization during the coming year are Dennis L. Rose. vice presisecden; Mn. Maxine Kreipl. retary: Glenn Simmons anti H. J. Pickerint. social committee.' and Paul B. Sewell and F. G. Varley, disbursing committee. - ; 94 a ' , - Yesterday's Cryptoquotet EXPERIENCE TEACHES SLOWLY. At THE COST OF MISTAKESFROUDE. Dleaibuted by King reaturis Ilyadiests. TAIL - Christian s,,77 (r4 ,:. t:i..:,;-.;--,:.'',,,,Z:1;-;17::- ng,--when ,,..,,) ' - . ,.. 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Dec. 2. 18911, and Feb. 32. 1922, per were married in the Manti Temple.. He is a High Priest and has wetted In various cirganir.atione in ..vibe Church. He woe a member of the ,Old Folks committee for 29 years in the Hamilton Ward, and has 'creed in'that capacity in the stake three years. , He has been treasurer of the Waiters .Company in .Weet View, for ten years. Funeral services will be held Saturday in the Gunnison Chapel at 1 p.m. Inter. ment will be in the Gunnison City Cam.. etery. Survivive aht hie mother. Mn. Syltin Eliza Stanford Metcalf. K. the wife. Mrs. Jane Metcalf. and the following children: Lois and Margie Metcalf of Gunnison: Deno and Clement Metcalf of Salt Lake. Mrs. Alvin Lund and Mrs. Clair Coates of Gunnison and-techildren: the following sisters: Mrs. Jack Chew of Vernal, Mrs. Sylvia Calwell of Centerfield. Mrs.- MYliseas N12, of triteld. hint: Clara Ludvikson of Gun, nison, Mn. I. S. Brown of SPriniville. Mrs. Ezra Nelson of Thistle and Mrs. ' Carl ,Nelson of Salt Lake. Ir17'':'''''.':.7.t,24:1,,v;,,,.:4'It., ' - - . .1 PROMPTLY V. Metcalf:, GUNNISONArthur - - son of Mrs. Sylvia Eliza Sanford Met. calf, died at lug home in Gunnison. Aug. P.m. 2e, at He was bore tit Fayette. Get, I, 1172. The family moved to Gunnison and- he ', to-th- o '':'''':",,t FILLED Arthur ' ?rider Friends may call al the bome ' el Chris Nielton in Salem Thureday ive nIng and ',rids, Prior to the services. HANDS POINT ,... '',,i'' '''...1.1t ''''''' .,. ' ()Rpm Services will be conducted 2 p.m. in the Salem Ward. - s . !3, ', ',f Fery. MAIL - ' ' ''' , tomorrow-morni- , tr.:A.,. ;0 , -- was to continue this afternoon and Dr.. Dr. S. W. Mcpuntin of Washington, D. C., assistant surgeon general in charge of states relations division, will discuss federal participation in the plague control - Mr. Nielsen, married Karen Mrbb' ii cw, Denmark. bite died Jan. 2, 1929, DI their 13 children, 11 re surviiiinr -as follows; N. L. Nielsen of Eureka. Mrs. Anne Bradley Of Spruarville, C. L. Nielsen of ?Aber's, Chris Nielsen of 'Sal em. Loren Nielsen of Yerrington,- tolev.r Mrs. Untie Zobell of Provo, litre. Lit. ban Wilson of Gravette,-Ark- .' li nk'Cars Redden or Laurie, Mo.; ,Mrs. Debit Christoneen of Spanish Fork t, Benicia Niehien of Fort Calif:: Ord, Aire. Blanche bunts of-- Amarillo, Texas: 32- grandchildren and eight . , LP 1'47114 --- to 1912. 1910 Descendants of Willard. Phineas and Levi Richards planned to assemble this afternoon at 4:30 In Fairmont Park for entertain. ment. social activities and the , election Of officers.: Oliver L, Richards.president of the association, said members were to bring their own basket lunches. Light refreshments will be fultisbed by the committee. ::- Funeral services for John Henry Walker i 75$ Salt Lake financier and sportsman. who died yesterday after an illness of nearly four months. will be conducted 'Friday at 4:30 p.m., at the St. Paul's Episcopal Church South Ninth East and Third A: E. Streets, by the Rev. Butcher. whose father. Mr., Walker Mathew H. Walker. was one of the four original Walker Brothers who founded the Walker Bank and Trust Company, was vice president and a director of the Walker Bank at the time of , his death. Friends may call at 575 East First South Street Friday from 12 noon until 4 p.m. Interment will be in the faint;!, plot in the Mt. Olivet Ceme- - Nielsen, big. ktlnrk,nlul. Oenmark, son of Niels and Anne Christensen Anderson Niekien. Re had liven in Solent attics 1000. , and had tilled tin 'suasion ip Denmark 'front Family Reunion Takes Place This Afternoon m died 26. Tuesday at 6:46 a.m. at the home ol a eon. Chrie Nielsen. in Salem. K. was born April 111. 1151. at Ward. playing at any time the one which adds most to the effective. ness of the musical effect desir. edin effect making the compel.. atively small orchestra a verit. able symphony dance orchestra. The leader, Eddy Dunsmoor himself, takes up violin and bow to assist his musicians whpn he is not merely directingor play. ing master of ceremonies. The famous ensemble, now on tour of the country, will play only tonight at the Coconut Grove Ballroom. . ' Niels-O- n W Funeral To Be Friday For John H. Walker Board Room. - The - conferebce The first complete group rehearsal of choruses for the Aaronic-'-- -Priesthood -- - pageant, "Prepare Ye the Way," which will be presented in the Taber. nacle, Oct. 1, 2 and 3, was held in the Tabernacle last night. sec. This rehearsal followed tional rehearsals whith had been held in the various stakes for the several weeks. The choruses put are made lip of members of the' Aaronie Priesthood quorums and will total between four and five hundred boys for the final pro.' duction, - Rehearsals for the choral t speaking group of more than 400 boys are likewise going forward' and encouraging progress Is re. Vinal plans for the staging and lighting effecta are being' e0m,, pitted this week. The stage; cur.' tains and lighting equipment will be installed beginning Sept 15; allowing two weeks for reheats.; V-, . -- - Nine men and a girl. Sounds rather ordinary in these days of defense cantonments. army mushrooming camps, and booming labor mark- eta. But, when those nine men and I girl are the Eddy Dunsmoor dance bandthen they take on a new significance which Salt Lek will have opportunity to appreciate tonight only at Coconut Grove Ballroom. Exponents - of "raindrop music," these artists perhaps sound like a rather small ensemble to have achieved such national fame. But their styling. instrumentation, versatility, and personality make up for lack of numbers. Take for instance the solovox, played when power, special ef. fem, rare Instrumentation or difficult combinations are needed to create or maintain some special Dunsmoor effect. The lovely blonde soloist Maryn Mason comes into her own theneven more so perhaps thin when her deep contralto voice 4 carrying the lyrics of some popular song. Or, on the other hand, take the nine men. Versatile, they handle rnany times nine InStruments, r , eons end daughters: Mrs. Cora W. Ashton. Mrs. Elizabeth W. Peterson. Mra Me Drina Thornier. Mrs. .Geneva and Asa D., Joseph W., Lawrence ion W- -, end George R. Weeks of Smith, field: Mrs. Valeria Johnson of Ben. troll. Idaho. and Mrs. Luella Simpson id Locui; 26 grandchildren. and four and three Famous Orchestral Unit Plays Here. Tonight HOARD OKEHS MOVE Widtsoe of the A. Lake hospital-, of apoplexy. in Dundee. Scotland, on Dec. 20, 11117, Mr. Ferguson lived in Salt Lake for the lett 40 years He was engaged for many years ,in mining work in Utah, and at the time of was I watchman for the Salt Lake Hardware , Company. He is survived by two daughters. Mrs. Born age water which threatened to the hold up construction at was Utah Ordnance Plant, agreed to today by N., D. Beers, city engineer, who act-- , ed in his capacity as president of the Salt Lake Mosquito Abatement District. To take care of the emergency. one of the Abatement District drainage canals, which runs the Ordnance Plant through site will be utilized to carry off the drainage water accumulating in the plant sump, said Mr. Beers. named to officiate at dedicatory services in the new Soda Springs, Ida., Seminary. Elects Officers. 'RBA 01"1.,X,.OXAZPGS GXAZPGS APWPI,R,V, GXAZPGS TROS SPTZRVUPMBLIX., AND Elder John in A temporary arrangement to dispose of underground drain- Council of the Twelve has been t, Elf iiAkill OtYPTOQUOTZA cryptogram quotation 1.4 lows: IR II ill pird ANION V Temporary Arms Plant C1li;1 Granted Richards of the. Council of the Twelve has been assigned to address the Al- berta Stake conference in Cardston, 'Canada, on Sunday., He will attend meetings of the Taylor Stake in Alberta Province in the middle of .next week and Lethbridge Stake meetings at Lethbridge Sept. 6 and 7. Other assignments are as fol- Bishopric.. Services null be conducted trom,"the Catholic Church, SaturdaY at IS Sane the Bev. Daniel K. Lealty conduering the services. be in the Bingham gems Interment - - ' 46. CAS ION,-Loul- e 'DelPra, 46. died. at his home in Copperlield Wad'nesday at 4 am, He was bom June, 24 1194. in Taibam; Italy. and , tie egme Binghm id 1913 Dna. worked at various mines until and since that time he has Oneraind the Coppertield Candy btore a Copper. Ka is the eon of tramline and -- JoHe le ,survived ephine Lena DaiPra. a mofhii tao brothirs and lour dusters eL",!-- . - Elder Stephen ' Afer ,mimmilia' Ar44 44 3 Wells tneetifigs. - , 1' rs'i' nr - - - Pr'a Lthils k to make its appearance' in San Francisco an annual affair. W. Jack Thomas, business manager of the chair, Way received a letter from "Paul Posz, business manager of the San Francisco Opera Company, stat- , l , - 11 !?1 -- -- - Salt Lake :....,,1,?....tlee.....)irralinint:ens...78:1217. ..1., -- - 7 411111111111 50. Collins - ortim Knit Kole nallariiis. r ,,, 5L Island off , mRmrszgragimmm, 41. Ogled 1111 to a river 48. Biblical - 40. WAR UMW4 I 1.: Choir Gets Return Offer MEM LI MAO A realtflEIEM9 OHM IIMOLIE10100 French session.- , Gunnison Stake at Gunnison, Greetings N'ill be extended 'by Elder Thomas E. McKay, amis school board ' members and adtent to Council of the Twelve; dresses are to befollowed by Dr. Oaklandthe Stake at Oakland, Elder Adam S. Bennion and James E. 'Charles A. Callis of the Council' Moss. of the Twelve; Bear Lake Stake Ruby Hurst is' in charge of at Paris, Ida Elder Sylvester Q. the luncheon which will be folCannon of the' Council of the lowed by a session of the GranTwelve and Elder Marion G. ite Teacher Association under Romney, assistant to the Counthe leadership of Gordon D. Lee. cil of the Twelve; Juab Stake at Speakers will be William B. I even Saturday and Nephi Sun. Maughan, Milton B. Taylor, Mr. day, Elder George F. Richards Lee and Superintendent Farnsof the Council of the Twelve. worth. North Idaho Falls Stake at Departmental meetings with Idaho Falls. Ida., Elder Richard discussions from the floor have Lyman of the Council of the been arranged to begin at 2:30 R. Twelve; Pasadena Stake at Al! p.m. Margaret Williams, M. H. hambra, Calif., Elder Rufus K. and Superintendent Strong Hardy of the First Council of Farnsworth are supervisors. Seventy Smithfield Stake at A program marking the sumElder Samuel O. Ben. mer program of the Garfield Smithfield, First Council of Sevschool will be held today at nion, of the Beach Stake at Long enty; Long 0:30 on the school lawn, it was Beach, Calif., Presiding Bishop announced. at LaGrande, Ore., Bishop Mar-at LeGrande. Ore., Bishop Mart-in O. Ashton of the Presiding lit on ' - 39. To mimic 42, Over poet.).. 43.. Exclamation 46. Tributary I , ' ' 39. Sweet potato - tree (pl.) 28. Valuable fur 38. part 19. 21. Mexican ; serving es. tablishment To under. value , Footlike ere -- I , ( JEILOME,. , IdahoMrs! Muni Irma,61 Kamen, 99. Jerome resident sines 19111, died Tuesday at' the Lowly home slyer being at tOr tws and one.ball years.. Mts. Karren wait botn Jan. 19, 1St2. She is survived by her husband, Gems' A. Karma of Jerome; i Mrs. Clara Campbell of Orden. Utah; three tons and a daughter: Kay and Jo. Karren of Jerome; Koy KarretL of I2o; or. Ore.1 Mrs. Rey Stratton of Sacramenbrother. Jodi Campbell to, Caif.. and of Salt Lake. .. , Principals of schools in the Granite District were- - meeting today at 3234 South State Street for discussions of education problems and ':report a prior to the general institute of tthedistrict to be 'held Friday in the Granite High School Auditorium. Supt. Philo T. Farnsworth will conduct the institute which it scheduled to begin at 10 a.m. Horace A. Sorensen, president of the Granite school board, will preside over all sessions. The combined summer bands directed by Adelbejt.Hart and Harold Chirstensen fare to be heard at 0:30 just before the girst gen - The IALIIIIRIEIM;IA 5. Strikes 9. Young In Units 'Of Church Choir today had received P. O. Delegates' 2. Food (slang)20. Pairs 21. Photograph 3. Employ book 4. Biblical high priest 22. Covered with leaves 5. In what - manner 24. Whitefish 25. Vegetable 6. Persia 26. Bird's 7. Accept - abode 8. Killed (pi) 30. Thin 10. Fruit of 33. Back a palm 34. Title of 11 Fruit pre. ACROSS t. Dull pain Sessions Called -' Diana Frances Karren .: Peter. ''..t,"-h-- ..4. . brothers: Daniel weeks of Maad, Idabel Robert Weeks of Grace, Lim. 'and : Ephraim Week of Sanfth1eld.. . : and Mrs. Martha Phyllis Argyle . Summer Bands To Play Concert Before Session , -- lots. Principals Map Granite School Meei Deseret News makes no charge for 'obituary pictures. . , ni.i. : It b a service famished without cost to our mder&H '- ukutrage ' ::::A,..hd.i' s 'Th. ind.i,.6 t.,,,,,y, ;' Local Obituary Notices ' : St-dté- , Stake Meets With leading musicianssas cOnsultants, music teachers who direct classes for choristers and organista.throughaut the Church participated today in their annual Teachers' Institute at the Mc. Cune School of Music and Art. 'I - 1 , - opened with a discussion. on how to teach, con:s Approval of a new contract ducting. under the 'general direc-. with the United States governSpencer Cornwall, con ment guaranteeing maintenance, tion of J. ductor of the Tabernacle Choir, , of $230,000 worth Of additional was followed by an afternoon : construction at the No. 2 Muni. , session. and will continue with Midvale, of west V' 4 cipal Airport, two session a Friday. was delayeA today by the City The meeting has been called 4 Commission at the request of annually for the past sbcyears Commissioner George D. Key. - ser. by the Church General Music Committee of whichTracy Doubtful of the type of con--, is chairman. struction as well as the extent , Cannon More than 5,000 'students have which the city may be bound to enrolled in Ouse, conducted as forever." maintain "possibly a result of tile institute. accord Commissioner Keyser- said he ing to Mr. Cannon, who explain, would not vote on approval unad that some of the ,teachers he has time to go over legal i. , til are sent oilt from Salt Lake to and contractural specifications conduct the musical instruction, with the attorney and engineer.I some cases local teach. . Meanwhile, ! a representative of: while in ' ers used.. are of ..:Arthur !Ayres ,SantaMonick: General discussion at this aft- CAA regional'Airport engineer. meeting concerned the advised: Finance Commissioner' ernoon's of organ technique and teaching 4 ' I Oscar McConkie that the new con, ; struction was directed by Dr. Frank W. essentially consists of Asper, Tabernacle organist lengthening the runways to Friday's 9 am. session win fee.' 000 feet ' The original CAA, al.. addresses by Mr. Cannon, under' ture location :of 6271,159.10, , Emma Lucy Gates Bowen, Dr.. which a contract was awarded LeRoy B. Cowles, Bishop Marvin Gibbons and Reed of Salt Lake O. Ashton of the Presiding Bishrunways, provided for 4,000-foo- t opric, Dr. Franklin Madsen, N. which are ample for private fly. li Lorenzo Mitchell and Iola Hogan. era. The field was originally in-- tended chiefly for private pi. ' , - .. t Democracy Cited-ABest Peace Security , , zatt Rob. son both of Saint" Wash t Democracy is the best security John Hanson 1.1'iht.:. and...! arts C. Ferguson Jri. es! tali for. peace. Mark E. Petersen, of John Hanson. 40, of Bingham, for the Of McAdams Salt . Mrs. an employe of the water :11,.. The Deseret News, told the Salt past e - -'even years of the Utah Copper at call of the Friends Lake Kiwanis Club today noon It may place Company. died la semi Friday and Saturday until tind omeolliIters, at Its weekly luncheon in the , Salt Lake hospital s' of services. Hotel Utah. noon of ,,... :. 4.til Wednesday Substituting for 'Dr, Mahonri, a eardiab ailment. James C. Woods M. Young, nationally known i .7 ( 1 servicas tor Iaraes erosive!. sculptor and grandson of Pres.-11 .01 lerPunitral Woods, 13, ot 332 Seventh East Brigham Young who is ill, Mr., ,,,. be held Saturday-A- t 2 10.m. will Streec Petersen said, The unprepared-son of Anton.- - and - at 31 East Seventh South Street, under ness of the United States and 1 S. of direction Meet.Moms. the Hedlund Bishop is Child. Burial will follow in the Salt bad 1 England for war proves that ' Lake City Cemetery. democracy makes people think Friends mar can at ths Clara at mart e'r eneral authorities of the in terms of peace. ': tees ado. Friday. and Saturday prior L'SIS II . the in to sortices. arming Church have been assigned to at- '"The difficulty A son of James and Barriet Irony . i 'the citizens and hation getting Woods. he 11 watt born in Salt Croaweller tend quarterly conference of 1 ma a stepdaughter. to think and act in war-lik- e , Lake, April 23, 1161. Re was a farmer ,' 1 Mee:Harvey, Wolfe., stakes this weekend. It was ant of .:. watchman. a direct outgrowth .5 and night terms is aoth of Bingham. services Be le survived by his widow, Edith Funeral nounced today bytElder. Rudger democracy's ambition to develop'. t.,...,i,,.111.:4,1gtak,Rx,,,,,,,vi will conducted Betty Woods of Salt Lake. a daughter, be live citizens might peace where Mrs. George Shaw of California. five Clawson of the Council of the Mr. Hansen at 11 a.m. Saturday In better and more comfortable at 3I1 ESP,. Seventh South Street by the grandchilden. a brother. E. B. Woods Twelve. of Salt Lak.e.,land 14sueostersrMeir.-- Rev. Carl B. Anderson. pastor of Zion circumstances." S. (Ascher Sia Salt Laite...Mrs. Emma H. Two members of the council. in Lutheran Church. Burial will be Mr. Petersen said that given Eurcka Cemetery. Tootle, Mn. Dora Bryan of Bryan t Elders Joseph Fielding Smith and - time the sufficient Toasts and and Mrs. Hazel Shields et Twee. caUse, 'Friends may call at the place of to. Harold B. Lee will officiate at democratic --- -bemoral and today. would of Saturday Friday. way living sessions, of the Wells' Stake Sunultimate victory for its fore services. in result David Weeks John 10 6:30 at am. at and .. p.m., day people whose brains, muscles rtobert.C.- 1990 South Fifth East Street. A SMITBF1ELDDavid John Weeks, 4, as well as natural and finances Ferguson Cleuth Snuthfuld farmer. died Wedpriesthood meeting is scheduled. resources would be well adaptFuneral serlieee tor Robert 3 p.m. in a Logan- hospital at nesday for Saturday at 7:30 p.m., and the Ferguson. 73. of 50 Poet Office place. following a ed to fighting for freedom. Welfare workers are to assemble will be conducted Saturday. at 10 am. Mr. Weeks wu born blov. 21. ASK 125 worth Main Street.. with Charley at in Smithfield. son of Daniel and Rana.m.. at 830 Elder John Sunday Thorne officiating.. Burial will be in nah Riches Weeks. Re married Mary D. Giles. Aaronic Priesthood suSett Lake City cemetery. Winn of Smithfield in DIME-attend the Mr. Ferguson died Tuesday afternoon - Surviving are his widow; the following pervisor, also will - : , tv.) , . Leading Musical Authorities Direct Classes For Choristers And Organists this morning at i ...i. , - Of Upkeep 'Cosis no--- 1, n . ' Board.i'earft;1-- St . . Mysicictits Of Church Authorities , Holt AnirualInstitute Assigned To - , . - i I itursaay, August Id, . , , , , . - , L.:i , 1 . I - |