Show Air Guard Starts Service May cat -- r TA KT or -- l service May 1 lSfective aircrtft control Takc fitv19 airnort C1TTY 130th a— Thetnuidfoa Utah : Tr Bor'IViST the 5a!? a STANDARD-EXAMINE- S Money R ais ed for Bear River Choir's T rip to California " 1st The fighter squadron earlier had been directed 1to start The iti active duty on April i two units work in close coordi I II nation said Mai Ray Peterson 130th commanding offMtfV aooroachlna lanth tnot enemy aircraft by radar while the iwt t GARLAND March IS—March lSe- 191st sends up gaterce-Necessary fundi for a concert tour planes by the Bear River high school a cape lis choir invitad to appearJut California have been raised it wa iy Talk Mrs Effie M Chadwlck will pre reported today Money made availsent a talk on "Geography and able to the group totals more than Our Sacred Literature" at the $4500 officials said Wye March 18— A L D S Seventeenth ward Mutual Jamas Walton chairman of the EVANSTON at Needles Daughof class Interest local Camp meeting tonight special finance committee seven-thirt- y The public it invited and area residents praised contributers of for Utah Pioneers will be held is located at Twenty- - tions The chapel 22 two o'clock March at IMH I ninth and uincy The 66 singers and their direc- Thursday E W Mrs of in home the Spencer tor Gene Jorge risen will leave Tremonton Friday morning and with Mrs Matilda Brooks assisting Mrs George L Brown hostess will return March 15 Their itinerary is as follows: will conduct captain chapter Friday Provo eleven a m conlesson "ExplorThe February cert in Brigham Young university ations hi the Mountain Rocky college hall Cedar City eight p m concert In public school auditorium West" will be presented by Mrs Mrs Ralph William B Fields remain overnight at St George Brimhall will give the lesson Saturday leave St George e m arrive Los Angeles "Ranching in the Early Days" All p m concert Inglewood members arerequested to be pres' ' stake house L D S church eve- ent ning Sunday Fireside concert San Fernando L D 8 stake house two Club Lists Speaker ward EVANSTON Wyoming March 13 p m Manchesterm L D S overremain concert eight p Fred Carruth representative from state legislanight at Hotel Alexandria Los An- Uinta county to the in Cheyenne sel es: Monday leave Los Angeles ture which convened recent height a m arrive San Diego noon discussed and explainedmembers concert seven p m isairjoa par legislation at a meeting of auditorium lobby sing seven p m of the Evanston Woman's RepubHotel U S Grant: remain over- lican curb recently reports Mrs afternoon Fred Burdett president night at hotel: Tuesday The meeting was held in the concert San Diego Relief society Fred Carattend Standard Symphony con- home of Mr and Mrs Narramore ruth Mrs Frank L cert Russ auditorium Wednesday and Thursday will be was the assisting hostess spent in San mego ana rnaay me choir will start its homeward trip Pastor to Speak March 13 arriving home the evening of EVANSTON Wyoming March 25 The Rev George T Wright of the Evanston Presbyterian church will speak at the Friday afternoon meeting of the Ladies Literary an club when he will present Easter message Mrs MaxtoeCazin club conduct in president will nf the Uinta county Carnegie p m Music StragM WWskey 70S Grain Neutnl Spirits library at unaer oirwuwu will be arrangea CIM1UCBV SAIDSTOWH DtSTHlIK COfN Mrs George Lloyd tie:- - DUP Schedules Evans ton Event WL ? — Dial h FLAVOR of OLD KENTUCKY in Every Mellow Drop A Taste the f ff Jj$ft six-thir- six-thir- ty - Waterfill-Frazi- er wiriicu two-thir- ty fn:!l i Scrap Against Skeeiers' Tonighl FARMING TON March 1SA committee appointed to Investigate possible mosquito control methods in Davis county will meet tonight at the courthouse here to draft plans for future action Members of the committee are A mas a Howard M P Leonard and Eugene Tolman county commissioners Wallace Walton Ray Dawson and Alton P Rose president vice president and secretary respectively of the Municipal league and a member of the county weed committee not yet named Irrigation Suit Asks Injunction ty m Prisoners' Moving Day Davis Will Plan TUESDAY EVENING MARCH IS 1961 national oroerca io I THE OGDEN (UTAH) 1 PARMINGTON March IS— Bon- neville irrigation district has filed suit in Second district court against Glen M Anderson Bountiful who they charge has constructed a building over a canal which runs through his property completely obstructing the canal They also charge him with attempting to change the course of the canal The irrigation district claimed the defendant's ownership of the y property is subject to the of the canal and asked he be restrained from maintaining the obstruction and that a mandatory injunction be issued requiring him to move it The district also asked a temporary injunction pending disposition of the case right-of-wa- : Death Results In Damage Suit FARMINGTON March 13—Seeking $50650 damages as the result of an accident in which his son was killed Brack H Noble had filed suit today in Second district court against Elmo W Hamilton and Cletus Rollo Hamilton a minor Noble charged that on Feb 9 16 1951 Cletus Rollo Hamilton belonging to his fathdriving a car er Elmo W Hamilton struck and killed his son Brack H Noble Jr IS who was crossing U S highof a way 91 about mile north of the Salt Lake-Davcounty line one-quart- er Utah moved its more than 50 convicts from an o vercrowded 1868 prison to a new structure frisked men before taking them in busses to model prison 29 miles south of gait Lake City piled old mattresses and bedding In yard for inspection Flu Strikes Hard In Davis County SALT LAKE CITY March 13 (AP) — Influenza struck suddenly and hard during the past week in Davis county the state health department reports During the period 265 cases were reported There were reports of influenza in the county during the previous week the agency said In fact only seven cases of the disease were reported in Utah for Dr the week ended March A A Jenkins director of the departments division of communicable diseases is Old Furniture Dumped BfAT iUftmOH AN© EXCtSf FARMINGTON March 13— Davis county sheriffs officers were atto determine the tempting today identity of a person who has selected U S highway 91 as a dumping ground for old furniture According to Sheriff LeRoi Day during the past several days an overstuff set a chair and two washing machines have been left alongside of the highway in South Farming-te- n TAX ' or Police Say Slug Thrown Not Shot Police said a slug from a 38 calibre weapon found on the bathroom floor of the home of Mr and Mrs R J Wight 2805 Wheelock was likely lobbed through the pane by a flipper Patrolmen D L Rose and J F Powell said they doubted that a gunshot would cause the large jagged hole found in the glass WHEW YOU CANT STOP COUGH eee T REAL Six lit taken SALT LAKE CITY March (AP) — Utah's prison population settled into its new home today fol' under lowing a mass migration heavy guard of 432 convicts yes- terday The pastel colors of the sleek new penitentiary at Point of the Mountain were in sharp contrast with the dull gray walls at the ancient prison site at Sugar House In southwest Salt Lake City The prisoners were transported in busses flanked by state patrol cars The mass movement was a well kept secret Warden A O Severson asked that no advance publicity be given Citizens Surprised Even residents of the Sugar House area did not learn of the move until past jnid morning But they were happy "IVe been waiting for this for about 30 years" said Mrs Ann F Bockholt whose home is opposite the Sugar House prison And Mrs Clarence E- Parry another 30 year resident Of the area recalled watching "six of them (convicts) coming over the wall at once" The convicts were as boisterous as could be tolerated They shouted at officers while traveling en route to Point Of the Mountain 20 miles south of Salt Lake City On reaching the new prison one commented: "It's still being in prison" But another added: "Gee this is like getting a pa- role- for YOUR USED REFRIGERATOR commitment Inquires us to provide 85 used refrigerators We will give cash or make unbelievable trade-i- n a new refrigerator— yes up to $100 in trade for your allowance old refrigerator (must be in running condition) on the Revolutionnew Cooler ary new 1951 "Coolerator!" 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