Show ' Court Convicts Arizonan Of Car Theft in- 4': - t it1 - 4:31- :: 1 44: :::: i: OGDEN—In a federal court session hearing chiefly cases dealing with alleged 0 P A violations :: :: ::s --' h! ' ' 1 '' ' t 1:':i ''' ' t ei' k '"' '''' '':- 4 1 i e''' ) ': " ' ': :' :' f i ::T' : tj-- : :c- ±::: 4 :: fr i ':!i r:' 41 n 1—:i:-:4v- I 's ': ::': " ' k ''' ::' e' 41i101"7:! 4' :!' ': :::: 4e::: ' ' ' '4 ':i:'AV00?C'iT'': lt:i 4k i 21 :':: ' - PRICE—The inajority of Carbon county 3500 miners returned to work Monday with expectations that normal production would be resumed at the mines within a day or two according to reports from mine and union officials A report from the Geneva Steel Co mine at Horse canyon said practically a full crew 'reported Trl'Aine Leaned Wire hundred thirty-fou- r senior and graduate students will receive degrees at 70th annual commencement exercises of Brig- ham Young university June 5 in Joseph Smith auditorium it was announced Monday by Pres Howard S McDonald The graduating class is the largest since June 1942 when 345 students were awarded degrees according to the registrar's office Exercises Will be preceded' by the baccalaureate service June 2 and alumni day June 4 c Those approved to receive the master of arts degree are Edith Bartholomew Ray Charles Colton Charles Edward Hag-1-M Sardoni and Morris Edward W Jenkins Named gerty Lawrence Provo: Arthur BrunnI Panguitcb president of chain store group Clinger Roylance Wayne Chatterion Preston Ida Farrell R Collett ttnd Gilbert Charles Newell Byron Weight Tolhurst Ogden Parcm'an Master of science degree DeVon Anderson Manti and Clifford Westenskow Layton College of applied science bachelor of arts degrees E Virgil Howell and Mary Lovendaie Roskelley Salt Lake City Bach- elor of science degree O'Lea May Babbei Elnora Louise Boyack Twin Fans Ida 222-23rCheyenne Wyo: Nellie Bushman Joseph! Ariz: Melba Marie Beckman Carter As Edward W Jenkins district City Los Angelee Cal Karma Johanne Christeneen Lillian F Christensen manager Sears Roebuck & Co Fillmore Elsinore Memel Clark Provo Darrell Tridell Karl E Hart Ogden Monday assumed official duties as Goodrich Verdell Hunt Pine Ariz: Phvilis Marjorie Idaho Hunter Ida: Ernest Baker Utah Chain Stores Jackson BicknellFalls president Rhoda May Goatee Jeppand eon St George Eleanor 1 Assn No he said the objective Ivo Kissell Price: FranklinJorgensen 723-24t- h Blaine Rich- on the association's agenda is the ards Oakley Robert Chase Rogers Snowflake Ariz Florence Simons Salem: Rich- placement and absorption of vet- ard Merrill Swenson Pleasaat Grove and retail-tradeQue erans into Seely Winters Castle Dale bachelor of arts and science Colege Mr Jenkins was elected at a fie arts degree Snare Bird Josephine LaMarr Quells Allred Eggertsen Ralph ofin association meeting Monday Hart John Dixon Isaac Joseph Spencer fices room 901 Continental Bank King Lowell Storrs Miller Marian Owens Verner Max Powell Rulon Eilsworth Snow bldg He succeeds Lynn B Cor- Lexie!' Parkinsen Taylor Amy Young Valnish Ogden entine Sheldon G Lowry Karma Jean Elaine Anderson and Provo A native of Salt Lake City and Cullimore Keith Phillips Anderson Henry Ogden Velma Bates a graduate of Utah State Agricul- Homer Bartholomew Fayette B Cox Fairview: Donald Mesa Ariz tural college he has been asso- Anna Vernessa Davidson Merle EdithBeth HartJohnson eit Anthony Ida ciated with Sears Roebuck & Co shorn Fork: Mary Donna Jones since 1930 when he began work in PocatelloAmerleau Verda Olson Salt Lake Ida: CeLloyd Dee Paulsen Ephraim'Teichthe paint department In 1943 he City Romney Payson Agnes Laurie was transferred to the Oakland cile ert Cokeyile Wyo Ayi Alvin Cchlyama Minn and David Homer Yarn Cal branch where he became St Paul Atlanta Ga merchandise manager and later Jr Bachelor of science degree John Bennett Ida Gordon Richard Bradford he returned to Salt Lake City to Hansen Fairfield Mont: Wallace Reed Brock-ban11 disC as succeed Julia Louisa Bybee Shoemaker able Springville: Cedar City Sherman Srnoot Coleman Beth Additional P A cases sched- trict manager Marie Crandall Arid l Rual Davis LaNell Other officers elected at the Ralph Isom Hayward Lloyd George Higgins uled for Tuesday will include the Irene Christenson Love Duane Woods Cross Canning Co and meeting include John M Nelson Afton S Mikkeleen Reed Madmen Powell Arnold F W Woolworth stores vice pres- Edgar Robison ShipleyL McGregor Snow Russell Yanskey Hollis Taylbr George Thatcher ident H S Tucker Salt Lake di- Marion Provo Everett C Draper W Vaughn Tay-loSalt Lake City: Ruth W England vision manager Safeway stores LaVieve John Simeon Gardiner treasurer Mr Cornish and War- Tooele: Monson Pleasant Grove: Russell Clyde C Harold Hutchings Lehi: Ogden: ren Odekirk of S H Kress Co Harris Eloese Kay Heber Evelyn Anna LindreH Snow was Victor directors -Hand Ludlow strom Ida Jim Roberts s Spanish Fork: Elaine Lucille Lund Los elected secretary Angela? Cal: Ada Moulton Delta: Ines William S Payson Payne Eckersley Spence Bock Springs Wyo: Roland Fredv04111: erick Thunell Holladay: Allen L Tuft Feron: Ernest Ludlow Wilkinson Washing' ''':7 4e ton D c Venice C Williams Oakley Ida bachelor of arts I College of commerce tito C Dieu Ogden: Fred degrees—Vernon f M Fukticia Poston Ariz Takao Furukawa '11''! 4 Rivers Ariz William Smoot Love 10111400 F Dee Sanford Springville WASHINGTON (2B—Authoriza- Provo: Bachelor of science degrees—George R RIOtion for $500000000 in federal ex- Bird Floyd William Crandall ' Sreingville: Bond Duehesne: Mark Keith Boyle penditures for construction and de- Merla William Lester Delbert Creed Brimhall Lorraine Mangum Sterling J Strate Elna Buckner velopment of airports—including- Stueler Provo: Elmer LaMar $5634509 for Idaho and $5749- Ogden Richard W Bullock Montrose Preston 013 for Utah—was completed Mon- Cob James Paul Chadwick 11r 1") Ida Junior Wright Child Claremont of with the day H Christeneen signing legislation Li Minneapolis Cal: Bryce it -4 Minn Lars Odell Christensen Bancroft by Pres Truman Edna LaRue Hoopes Ida: LaRue CottleLorna The civil adminisaeronautics Winifred Crane Ida: Rexburg II Cromar Pleasant Bonnie Jean Draper tration announced $356250000 of Grove Heneter: Ross Lavelle Dearden the been Norma total has Deseret: for earmarked Lois Eliason Genevieve Our eaery facility to serve is Foraey Eureka: Maxwell D Jones distribution by states but no funds Elaine N Cronin Frances FEDERAL command Beverly Morgan to yours will be assigned for cities and Eureka Florence Mitchell Safford Lloyd Ariz Building and Loan Associa LaCanada Cal Joseph Elden Ilsen Jr Kemmerer C A A communities until engineers Wyo Ernest Pringle tion has made special provihave determined local needs The George Maxine Baird Shirts Salt Lake City sions to process Franklin Stewart Stuck! Delta: Eric A law requires states and municipali- Viklund Joseph Harold Spanish Fork ties to match the federal money Warner Fillmore G I Home Construction of arts bachelor education of College The funds are to be apportioned degrees—Mama Maui Walhee Ayers Loons David Stuart Bowen Spanish Fork: on a basis of both population and T Leonard E Carmela Harold James This service is complete we areas of states involved Hansen Delta: Maur- Wolf Provo Ruth iey handle every detail May we Howell Malad Ida Mary Wintch Funds earmarked for other Inc Tropic it to your states explain include: Montana $9428of science Bachelor degrees—Nellie A Eliza Janett Ras Adamson 452 Nevada $6663841 Oregon Cummings Heber Nell band Chapman Stephens $7189743 Washington $6367- Clyde Anderson Moroni Zola Anderson Geraldine Bailey Oak City Jeppeson 666 Wyoming $6109791 L Phyllis Clark Owen G Dixon JennieGene Louisa Jennie Harding Freckleton & BUILDING LOAN ASS'N Hiatt Joy W Hill Jean Mitchell Flambeau Francis E Bowe Edward Donald I H Andrews Pres Snow Jennie Grant Storrs Boldwen Thompson Rhea Constance Ward Provo nor 23 EAST SOUTH TEMPLE Charles H Blake and Beatty Huricane Kershaw Elasking- enee Ogden's Cross ton Follies of 1946 will be shown Woods SALT LAKE CITY Bryan West Belnitp Ogden': Charlotte LaJara Colo: Don S Bridges Wednesday at 12:15 p m at Salt Marie Brirnhall Holden: Keith Harold Brimhall Lake's Elks club Ann Herbert Buchanan Wendell Ida: Beth Salina: Etheleen Bugg Blanding: Christensen Tuft Logan: Woodrow H Church Escalante Ellis D Coombs Fairview Darlene and Maurine Cowan Pay-eoGlendale: Rust Crofts BarbaraMarjorie Lillian Terry Strong' Ebenstein compounds Prince Alice Louise Watts Orem Ray improving L Fenn Benson Ariz: Norine Fox Lehi: Russell Movelle Gardner Mary Roylance June Murdock Ha n Swartz Kirkham Cecil Wil Nen JaneSpringville: Josephine West Rachel Minnie son Harel Nut tali '1 i Galin' Salt Lake City: Evelyn Hawkins : t 4) R Huntaman Virginia Woodbury Jay Rilinn D Orton St George:: Elizabeth Gentry Ilyton Jennie Gleason Margaret Edra Mired Petersen Pleasant Grove 1-7- r-- 7 ETT-- 7i 1777) 1777 i ' 1 gi ti iiii Shirley Ann Gleave Annabelle v l DragertonArdenEssie Knight Hanley i B A Higginson Santaquin Myrteen l'A ii-Li- i II F I g Hill Fayette Dwight Lee Malta Ida: i i Roberts Fern Llndstrorn ileo) Ida: Marjorie ' J1 LLA -1 La - LA Berman Lester Longhurst Gayland Ran- -l Lenora Ida son idills Pocatello Nielsen Ardella Price 4 Madsen Idaho Falls Ida: Una Oldroyd Venice Smithfield Ezra Pierce Jessie Perkins know you ore buying the Rockland Hudson Moore Ida: Hazel Mae Shirley Rexburg Ida: Afton Bryson Smith Bountiful: Alvin Glen Snarr Mona: Elena Hassell Stanley Murray: When you new be you Beth Wight Brigham City: Shirley Ann Herschell Ore Albert Wilkes Eugene out when were improvements Ida Gaylen Loyd Wy— Wright Malael cherly Columbia made Because tells you when were of arts bachelor of arts fine College degrees—Kathleen Nasby Bird San Diego made you know you Jean Bullock Montrose Colo Cal: AnnaDrissell improvements Lorraine Doyle M Strong Provo: Garland: Marcia Lola Jean Gaddie the compounding Johnnle Belle Ill Greenhaw Chicago Holley Houston Tex Claire Faye Hunter Pena: Castle Dale: Lila T Merchant Lola Jean Petersen Rexburg Ida: George American C Miriam Beimschissel A Young ' '': Grantaville sutton Fork: Jacqueline 4 Winifred Janice Thomas Marmara Colo: -Moab Herbert Joyce 4J Corinne Weeeh ! White Crockett Cal '' 7 --Baohelor of science degrees—Richard -vHa mblin Fairview : Graham Anthony Provo 'vine Rose Parkinson Taylor Marian Leigh Cedar City: Helen Rae Jean Lake Salt Marjorie City Olpin Attercs t 3 1 C S McBride Columbia Betty Zieve -'! Kama& 1-- 1:i?1 Leaned Wire Tribune PROVO—Two - Kenneth C&inbs Phoenix Ariz was ccinvicted Monday of driving a stolen car from Phoenix to Utah In violation of the Dyer act Coombs arrested en route to Ogden by Highway Patrolman Ray II Evans April 25 1944 in an automobile belonging to R C Roux now of Pasadena Cal will be sentenced Tuesday Admitting violations of rent ceilings were Mrs Beatrice Rack-ha2727 Grant ave and Mrs Francis Warm 2561 Orchard ave The case of Mrs Rackham was continued to Tuesday and Mrs Wann was fined $50 Mr and Mrs d st also Harry A Lavin admitted 0 PA violations in price controls and will be sentenced Tuesday In an 0 P A rent ease against L M Frandsen st Judge Tillman D Johnson indicated that on Tuesday he will direct the jury to return a verdict of technical guilt and impose a light fine provided the defendant (Ile the proper papers governing his rental property with the local office of the 0 P A by that time The defense counsel maintained an error affecting the case was inadvertent and not intentional in papers already filed concerning the rentals Another 0 P A charge against Clinton L Elwell and Arthur Melvin Hays affecting charges for automobile service was dismissed because witnesses were unavail- Degrees on 234 June 5th N :' J ' ? - Leased Wirt Tribune I ' 4'Z- 'r'- tne aemarict tor sotall antouoLs ot coal and to fill bare coal 'yards throughout the state as early and as rapidly as possible Coal haulagi by the Rio Grande anct Utah railroads began Monday Monday while officials of the Utah afternoonas soon as railroad cars Fuel Co mines said about 80 of were filled at various mine the men at Castle Gate worked tipples Monday with practically a normal During the past few months turnout at Sunnyside The Kaiser coal production in Carbon county Co mine at Sunnyside reported a has averaged approximately 25000 tons daily and while it Is not ex75 turnout that this rate will be Trucks were entering Carbon pected reached for the first few days county Sunday and Monday in both union officials and operators production before preparation to load coal from the anticipate isfull over smaller mines to begin meeting the week 3500 Men Return to Mines In Carbon County Field BYU Confers Tuesday May 14 1946 DR "DRINK IIABIT" CONQUERED 1 STORE CITY LAKE ' I - picking - Ao--- A i' La:- —— 4 fl 7-- i ' 4 - 1 li vyt''' : Ivo i i- do t t i‘ 404 ‘v 0 1 ( ""--- ) 0 m : il 1- 3 LILa i - li tires Find purchase the latest : -1 Kim-hal- Bede ae5578 sure Von-delt- a I Li latest 1 are getting tires the tires the date are buying the latest in tire rubber therefore best! 0- altinzireltlIn'ulared :' - 7 ' "":''''"il v t 'A f 1 N '" ''' 4 '' ' k7 '' t v ' 1 ' ''' 'k- - I va i 14 3 i 7 ‘ V 'xrls: ' 71 ' F keit 98 t k '4 Foundations—Second Floor 'N ''' ''- zot t 4- - - '- 7 i it 4r'? di — t' :' t: i 7 ) ic ‘ ) 41- - ''firl :: -- 4g )- 1 1 i if vv 1 - - t"'' ' "t itirlk f 11 i - :: f -- e I' 6'- v 34 i'4 " 1" N I 44 i zt ii16Ali : - ' 4 4 '') - - :44°-- ) 1 if1' t-- ' A field day for every pastel you can'think of! 1 - 4ol stripes that beat the drums for COTTONS! Warm winds will billow at the full cotton skirts and blow against uncovered arms and deeper necklines The clean feel of cotton Is so delightful on warm days! Fashionable too—sloping shoulders slim waists Feminine patches of pique applique 0 of eyelet! and flutter-ruffle- s ' ' 1 ' i 't i - 1 7c4 2 i 'N - k '' 1 4 Ili ''''':''1 si if '' r- - - 1 i t I 3 t '' - ! ki t 4 : '' 1 q ' t4 t''''? M i :' 44' t? 41' - ' ' k ' P P - x : t ' - 0 11 14 : ' - I "I' 4' ' tiFt:ilf 1i'' - ' ''''I R - e" t I i' ti:t t - ' ''Ilt Ill i : r 4 tA r 0 '' 11 1 i-- Izt I ''''4 A' 1 - '-- ' i :7 - t- - 14 t 1'4 ('-- i Ii 4 - 1! I f! 4 4 t!':'--' 4 ) -- '') y tbli A : 0 l'' ''' Budget IDresses— Downstairs Store 4' I 11 - t' rtt' ! ? 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