Show 12 Saturday Morning- - -- Utah Smelters £ljc Suit £akc tribune Mines Six-Mojil- Jail Sentence Increase Goes To 5000 Meet Sponsored by Second Drunken Six days after he had served a Jail sentence for admitted drunken driving Darrey (Darrell) Gonzales 29 of 563 West First South street Was behind bars again Friday-confro- nted with a sentence for conviction on his second drunken driving charge Gonzales was arrested Thursday night after his automobile crashed into a tree and hedge at Twelfth West and Third North streets Appearing in city police court Friday morning Gonzales admitted a charge of drunken driving and was sentenced to six months in jail by Judge Reva Beck Bosone Police court records show Gonzales was arrested September 2 m after his automobile was at Involved in a minor accident at Second South and First West Seven Utah mining and smelting companies Friday posted notices o£ a wage increase effective immediately for their approximately 5000 employes The wage boost officials said resulted automatically from increasing metal prices in accordance with prevailing contracts Companies posting the notices were the United States Smelting Refining and Mining company the International Smelting and Refining company the American Smelting and Refining company the Silver King Coalition Mines company the 1’ark Utah Consolidated Mines company the Park City Consolidated Mines company and the Tintic Standard Mining company Machine Miners Highest The increase brings the rate for machine miners the largest single Classification to $5 50 a day The increase was granted operators explained in accordance with the clause in the contract between operators and unions which provides that changes in the wage schedule either up or down shall take place 30 days after a change in the price of copper Electrolytic copper delivered Connecticut valley' advanced to 12 cents on September 5 and held at that price through the following 30 days Company officials emphasized that thb increase bears no relation to the clause in the contract relating to a change in wage rates as a result of changes in the silver Operators and union ofprice ficials are now negotiating regarding an additional wage raise as a result of the recent increase in the domestic silver price Meanwhile representatives of mine operators and miners met In conference at the state capitol in Rn attempt to reach a settlement on the demand of Utah miners for an additional increase of 50 cents a day Strike Threat Request for the raise was made last week under threat of a strike Subsequently 12 locals of the International Union of Mine Mill and Smelter Workers held a state-wid- e ballot to test sentiment of members on the proposed strike The majority favored the proposal if their demands were not met William M Knerr chairman of the state industrial commission railed the Friday meeting in an attempt to promote an agreement between the parties involved The session was halted during the day but will be resumed Satr urday at 8 a m in the capitol boara room Conferees said nothing definite was decided Fridav but entertained hopes of a settlement Saturday O F McShane member of the Industrial was in commission charge of Friday's conference flight-by-flig- a and he admitted charge of drunken driving was to have been sentenced September 5 Subsequently sentence was again postponed until September 6 when Judge Bosone imposed Lieutenant Commander T D Wilson right cruits Allen R Smith of Victor Mont left a fine of $125 with an alternative y administers the U S navy oath to two re and Gilbert Nordgran of Salt Lake City jail sentence Jail records show Gonzales was released bv court order after he had served 29 of the 38 days He had been unable to pay the $125 fine Judge Bosone said Friday she had ordered the release after questioning jail officers about the prisoner's conduct and gave him the benefit of "an old custom that Eight Utahns Included in List of prisoners be allowed five days" out Program Nears of every 30 for good behavior Next Tuesday when the original Enlisting Warship Service Launching jail sentence was to have ended if time off had not been granted The U S navy recruiting office in Salt Lake City Friday for cashing the Gonzales will be Machinery serving his secfood completed enlistment of its October quota of 42 recruits from all orange and blue stamps of the soon ond term for drunken driving stamp plan to be launched C R Smith 40 arrested for parts of the Intermountain area in Salt Lake county was set up drunken driving Wednesday after combv Twenty of the recruits were enfederal surplus Ftidav an automobile he was driving listed Thursday and the others Frimodities corporation officials crashed into the rear of another day after they had completed the The F S C C men headed by vehicle at Second South and Mam strict physical and mental tests re- Claude B Hodges plan admini- streets denied the charge in court quited strator loeallv met with directors and was ordered to appear All the new men will be on their of the Salt Lake Clearing House Friday for trial October 20 to for Cal San preway Diego association and obtained tentative Other cases in court were as Bennett Company liminary training by Saturday approval of an agreement to cash follows Lieutenant Commander the stamps at face value when Failure to Vield Right of Way Holds Open House morning T D Wilson chief reciuiting ofpropel ly presented to Another Vehirle — L V Means ficer here reported "A tentative agreement is all we 30 of 203 East Third South street from the bankers at pres- two-ca- r epot Formal opening of the Bennett Fight Hecks Training accident Sentember 25 at Mr Hodges said "Until they ent” Motor company was conducted FriThere they will undergo eight know they aren’t going to have an Third East and Third South of intensive training a new enormous amount of extra work streets changed innocent plea to weeks at firm's the day newly organized guilty fined $25 Leonard Jack-so- n and will be course streamlined located at they naturally don't want to go all plant and 60 981 Beck street two-ea- r lie said transferred to a ship the way” 24 West Fifth South street Third South and Third collision He said that similar agreements West streets Hundreds of guests visited the Twelve weeks of training formerWednesday fined $10 were ly in required cities been have drawn all up company throughout the day after M L Lemmon 28 of 40 19 Montana men had Speeding— among e where the plan already operates a 7 a m breakfast at the avenue 40 miles an hotel had launched the names released by the commander and that the bankers never re- 1187 Sherman zone fined $25 Utah eight Idaho eight Wyoming quested any change in policy later hour in a "open house" program H Riley 38 of 22 West Gregson J and one four Illinois atUnder the plan needy persons Speakers at the breakfast The Montana men were J C who buy the orange stamps will avenue 37 miles n hour in a tended by the entire sales personzone forfeited $25 Frank S of Hanover Panasuk receive free blue stamps at the were Capper nel of the new company rate of one for every two orange Forsey of Midway 40 miles an Wallace F Bennett president and of Bainville L II Carman and Alzone fined $25 Both stamps hour in a F E Lundstrom manager of tho len R Smith of Vletor M L stamps purchased of which $15 was suspended Harry D J of Absarokoe Srhwenneker be used as will at stores money Salt Lake City branch of the Ford any Nelson of Laurel L 1 Stafinbit cooperating with the orange ones Parlos 38 of Ogden also charged Motor company an automobile withM of II and Ilansman Kalispell good for Mr Lundstrom described feaproducts and the with driving license asked tures of the new Ford Mercury E M Johnston of Great Falls L J blue ones good for designated sur- out an operator's on the charge of driving trial H J of Peck Fort Kracher Allen jury and Lincoln Zephyr automobiles pluses zone of Big Sandv J B Andrews of Then the merchant will take 50 miles an hour in a which the new firm will distribute admitted the second offense Anaof L W Strom Judith completed stamp books either to and Company officers in addition to conda Gap Jack B ease set for Tuesday J L Richardson of Rosehis hank his wholesaler or a fedMr Bennett include Homer War21 of 963 Third avenue 40 ner vice president and general bud M P Raymond and W A eral audit office to be set up here Ferris an ftour zone in a of Butte and M H Allen and cash them Mr Hodges ex- miles manager Harold II Bennett a di- Smith 13 until October continued R Schenk and J T of plea Beringer rector and Richard S Bennett plained Billings Ignoring Stop Signs — Mrs J treasuier Clawson 1339 Third avenue fined Idaho Contingent N Y You lb to Face $10 Those from Idaho Include V C Officials to Attend Vybiral of Tajette T Floyd of S L Burglary Trial Cascade B C Sutton of McCall Prosecution of distributors and Conventions L D Whitney of Melba B O Grady Boulter 20 of Brooklyn retailers of ungraded butter was was appropriat- Hroa of Nampa S V Svvartwood N Y was bound over to district sum of The $100 SteP R Williams of court promised Friday by Guy G of Fruitland Fnday on burglary and vens chief Inspector of the state ed Friday by the city commis- Twin Falls and W H Beasley of congrand send to two officials to larceny charges after a presion department of agriculture who ventions Idaho Falls d liminary hearing before Judge said that he had notified all creamB of Peterson Utahns are J Funeral services for Mrs Emma Moyle Burton in Salt Lake Auditor Jerrold P Beeslcy was eries and markets that the butter Sandy A T Burd of Greennver Donkin 85 'enrly Utah piocourt He is accused of stealto of May City allowed attend sessions $200 enbe would rigidly grading order L L Stewart of Aithur Gilbert two radios from Z C M I on neer and L D S church worker asing Finance Officers' the Municipal forced starting Monday Twenty-firwho died Thurs-da- y sociation at San Francisco October Nordgran of 1675 EastLake September 24 Mr Stevens said that manufacSouth street Salt City of causes in- 16 19 to turers and distributors had been G J cident to age same amount was allotted to R W McLean of Clearfield The to to conform time Jensen of Brigham City and F E' given ample w ill be conducted the regulation but Jhat few had M W Silver superintendent of Stoker and II Schaffer of Provo Sunday at 1 p m fire and the alarm system police met the requirements The four from Wyoming are R Weather condition! retxrrtrd by United in the Eleventh to pay expenses to ta meeting of ' weattnr bureau Ot tuber 6 UMQ R F State Brazier of INanston D S ward A of iurreHan £ depth and L the International Municipal Signal D K Godfrey activity(leprisamn of Sundance Smith Its lowest pressure at 131 Tenth present Ocat R I chapel association Providence Lake VJ bait VVenduver and 29 City W Leslie of lm he Petty Larceny Charge and spreads east through the East street tober 9 to 12 Fire Chief Walter of Cowley and J Ji kie to the western pltun Pleasure la Donkin Lew Jeremy 32 was arrested on S Knight recommended the ex- Cody Mrs fHirlv high and rising in the northwestern The Illinois man is G S Werner quarter As a result of these developments who lived w ith a a petty larceny charge Fridav penditure explaining Mr Silver is weather and douriv light shower have after he nppreheded assort y would be enabled to obtain data of Chicago daughter Mrs J fallen m California and western Oregon northern Nevada extreme northwestern E after attempting to steal an elec- on new developments in traffic McDonough I tah fMithrrn Idaho an southern Mon n tric toaster from the Utah Power control and fire alarm signaling 1111 was Heaviest reorted 51 at at 368 Downing-toSlate Pension Wtnnemutcn with rain still falling moat was avenue and Light company 138 South Group other amounts were under 30 Inch bkiea 24 Main street are still vicar hi southern Utah and the horn July S L Navy Recruiting Office Fills October Quota Banks to Cash Food Stamps "Cardinal- Oratorio by S L Artists Entertains Music Meet 42 for Ford Displays Open Season show-room- s New-hous- le all-foo- d Stale lo Enforce i Grading Law Rites Planned For Pioneer Wil-for- st The Weather m ed-J- Urges Embargo Repeal Brookbank Biles Conducted Expect BOMKTHING DIFFrRFNT YOU HP E THE NEW LA life Funeral services for Thomas W Brookbank 9 Civil war veteran and L D S church ucuker were conducted Tuesday at the Fourteenth L D S ward chapel 151 West First South street with Bishop Joseph E Richards officiating Mr Brookbank died Mondnv at his home 217 South Second West street Bunal was in Mount Olivet cemetery 'the (rand Army of the Republic conducted graveside ser-- v S 5 SALLE-CADILL- Here Soon and worth waiting fori More than ever the Style and Value Loader’ 111 Friers Surprise You! FRED A 535 So CARLESON Main A resolution indorsing President Was Inc Mil ices While-VAVa- Sonia it Quality Any size leather or composition Satisfaction guaranteed Crepe Soled Shoes repaired at reasonable prices Shoes Dyed Black New Laces TREE JQ- - KlG Women’s I 11 DEL LIFTS pair J7A I C Shoo Ilopair OnlreBROADWAY Factory of Centre Theatre) Doorj 15 EAST ""‘HOIS 4— (6 (1IAMII East ANII OV FI) ANY (OlOJlf L Roosevelts munitions embargo repeal was sent Fndny by the Utah State Old Age Pension and Assistance organization to Flahs congressional delegation with a request that the members support It The resolution was adopted by the entire pension organization at a meeting Thursday and was signed bv Paul II Allred chairman of the executive committee and Charles Cammans secretary S I Meetings Slated Today Meetings scheduled Saturday In Salt Lake C’i(y include New house hotel -- Utah Lihuirv National all da RvvH nit it til association Chinthilla Breeders' directors all clay Tullwell Motois Products compuny nil day Utah Poultry Producers’ Cooperative association 10 a m Faun Security admimstiation hoard meeting 10 a m Slate Dairy Cattle Bleeders' association 730 p m Hotel I tah — Nfttionnl Federation of Music Clubs 8 70 a in Daughters of Utah Pioneers It) a m eafe-- 1 tab Seed I’eau II r i m noon Central States commission missionaries' ieunton 6 30 p m n-- Inland southwest with aeasonable tem It somewhat cooler In the peraturcs Weather shower area abnormally warm In the central stitis and a few altered stations report light thunder showers Comparative data for Hall Lake ( tiv Degrees 71 Highest temperature Frllav 88 Highest In this month lime 1874 Lowest last night f2 22 lowest this month sime 1874 Mean for Friday 2 ftb Normal Inches Total precipitation for the 24 hours Od ending Ht 5 il) p m X Total f r this month to data Oil A cumulated excess fir this month ftl to date 1 DO Total since October 1 to date Accumulated excess since October 1 PI Hun rises at b Ji and sets at 6 01 Oct hr 7 Heather Observations Taken lesterday at 1851 in South-am- p En gland She received special recognition at the last Covered Wagon Davs celebration as one of Salt Lnke City's oldest citizens and the coincidence of her birthday anni versary with the anniversary of the pioneers’ arrival in Salt Lake valley She was the daughter of John B and Mary Lewis May She crossed the plains at the age of 14 In company with Nellie B Brighton in a wagon train Mrs Donkin is survived by four sons Charles M James V and Fred J- Donkin of Salt Lake City and Raymond E Donkin of Burley Idaho three daughters Mrs Mabel D Flandro Mrs McDonough and Mrs Lillian B lox of Salt Lake City 22 grandchildren and hildren eight gieat-giand8 lends may call at 125 North Main street Saturday until 9 p rn and at 368 Doumngtcm avenue Sunday until 11 30 a m t m m ia streets Later that day Tribune-Telegra- Three thousand persons are expected to witness the annual Utah state gasoline powered model airplane championship contest Sunday at 9 30 a m at the Utah Central airport 3200 West Twenty-firs- t South (2100 South) street More than 75 of the planes will three trips over Salt Lake City In take off In the contest sponsored a United Airlines Malnliner eight gold medals and by The Salt Lake Tribune-TelegraIntermountain Aviation club an aviation trophy will be awarded During the contest it is planned the winners of the three divisions for a small gasoline plane owned in the contest The three classes In the contest by Slack W Winburn Jr to take The off unassisted and after gaining are heavy light and junior an altitude of approximately 300 heavy division will Include all feet to “lay” a smoke screen over model planes with wing loading of 11 001 ounces per square foot of the airport runways Other novelty stunts scheduled wing area and up The light diwith a during the championship contest vision will include planes will include a parachute release wing loading of from 8 to 11 ounces demonstration by Harry 'W Mori per square foot of wing area The veteran mjdel plane builder and a junior division will include all glider-towin- g demonstration by model planes built and flown by a Donald Conrad member of the In- member of the aviation club who has not reached hissixteenth birthtermountain Aviation club Louis Pankratz who recently ar- day Sunday A public address system has been rived in Salt Lake City from Los Angeles will attempt to establish arranged to give the spectators a account of the a new state record for gasoline-powere- d model planes with a new contest Radio station KDYL will broadtype ship known only as the " -Phantom cast the flights direct from the More than $30 in cash prizes airport from 1015 to 10 30 a m Driving Charge Brings New Term OLEniploy es £ h 4 (4 o n - c 1 Abundance Foundalioii Plans S L Conclave Members of thp Utah branch American Foundation for Abundance will hold a conference in Salt Lake Sunday at 168 South West 'Ietnplc atrect Wilford P Horne secretary nnnounrod Fridav Speakers will Include Law i once F Nelson Murray P King and Thomas E Rees 0UtHinnUtM!p Caturt Model Designers Trim Planes LDS Groups JaYce For Annual Power Contest Plan Mission Ten' Many Stunts Planned in State Championship Reunion Fetes 'Of P’ Driver Draws Youths Launch Careers With Uncle Sam Raise Wages October 7 I939 Gvi Many Program? Scheduled For Tonight Pas! ! L D S missionary entertainments will be held SatJ day night at numerous center Former residents of mission area! will meet with returned missotl aries to enjoy programs and other features at each of the reuniom The schedule follows r chambr sen celebra of 11 versary ife Ttie4‘rst f ganization each W and Mrs Aram ton avenue ri and Ninth Last streets Hrtturdav five-minu- te tion Youth Sentinel Unit Holds Discussions ‘Technocracy vs the Constitution” was the subject of an address Friday evening at the Newhouse hotel by Miss Rose Mary Husbands before the American Youth Sentinel league A report on comparative living conditions in the United Stntes and other countries v was submitted by Calvin Open-shav- A general discussion of "War Propaganda was led by Tom Ilnll president of the league ’ Religion Gan Avert War Minister Says A return to religion and the love of God and one's neighbors tan avnt n world confliit the Rev R J Murphv of Vei nal stated Friday evening In services at Our Lady of Lourdes church 670 Llev enth Last street W elson i tt of the a"d nation ensued 1 her nine D Ho e A! Nicholes i’ph T Bo Ho len E L- - 01 D’n Walter E -- v ctor fcnted s outstandi j Rulon Wrge of H Lncheon m Jest i Junioi Hold v j Lawrence 253 I ggs rf presiden highs Vest dau Hus 'avis 417 I bert J Southwick is director of da Northern states — Fnsign ward chaw the group and Mrs T Don Beason Ninth avenue and D street 8 30 p Saturday is accompanist Northern states women missionaries m Saturdiv Appearing far too seldom before Lion House 6 jg states- Pighteenth ward Northwestern local audiences is William Peter- chapel 101 A street 8 10 p m Saturday son pianist of the University of Norwich conference British rrilssiot — ward recreation hail Seventh Utah music faculty Mr Peterson Fourth and West Temple streets 0 p m aiurrfs serves as accompanist occasionNorwegian — McKInlev ward 1740 South State street Opm Saturdav w ird recreation ally his work always being preScottish — Twentieth avenue and G street 8 Second hall Friday eminently praiseworthy m Saturday p conclunight however he proved Samoan — Waterloo ward chapel 1631 Fast street Saturdav at 8 30 p sively that he is a piamstic artist Fifth Georgia distric t — H me nf Cm In his enceSouth of unusual attainments W Shmgleton 276 North Sixth tDi street Sunday at 7 0 p m PeterMr numbers of three group first ward chape1 South African — son displayed in full measure Ninth feast street Thirty and Princeton sveiut Saturday the attributes of an accomplished 8pm Southern States — Twenty first wird musician— a crystal purity of tone chapel First avenue and K street 9 p Saturdav imposing technique and cultural Southern states women misonarie-Li- on House 5 to 8 p m Saturday Interpretation Spanish American Mexican — Writ 536 South Flghh stake gymnasium Mood Catches Composer's street Ppm Saturday Swedish — Grant stake tabernaHe Thirtr His tonal colorings in Schu- third South and State streets 8 30 p a mann’s "Romance F Sharp Major” Saturday Texas — Lincoln ward chane! 2005 Nnb n caught the intricate mood of the East street —8 lOp m Satan! Tahitian Sugarnoue ward chapel “Ritual composer and the dynamic South Twelfth Last street 8 JO p ra 81 Fire Dance” by De Falla was per- urdav nl Tongan — Fourteenth ward chapelm Si formed with all the vigor and In- West First South street 8 30 p the for which fire urdav terpretative Western states — Twenty pvenh ward number calls 185 P street fi 10 p m Saturdav missionaries — Misvnarlei Young Closing the program were the served under B 8 Young in the excerpts from “The Mount of western states mission Lion House Spa Olives” Mrs Simpson soprano Saturday was at her best and her aria and solo which had as a background a Set chorus of nearly one hundred voices and the final “Hallelujah” chorus served indisputably as a thrilling climax to this evening of The fall meeting of the Salt Lake music and to the convention Nilma Boyle Bunker was accompresbjtery of the church will be held during the Mrs and for the Simpson panist Utah meeting of the svnod of chorus V October 9 10 11 the Rev H Comin stated clerk of the announced Fridav The meeting will be held at the Wesminster Presbyterian church The Rev Robert D Nterie president of Westminster college n were of Utah amateurs Radio Lieutenant Colonel Silas W Wil moderator of the presbjterj advised Friday by T D Wilson hams who has served in the medichief U S navy recruiting officer cal corps at Fort Douglas since in Salt Lake City that a special April 1935 has been ordered to the Peace League Urges naval competition message will be Hawaiian department according to ‘Genuine Neutrality’ broadcast from San Francisco staUnited States m army orders issued 27 at 830 October NGP p tion Resolutions urging a from Washington D C Friday M S T United The rate of transmission he Colonel Williams said he prob- neutrality program for the effort States a plea for a greater said will be approximately 25 would be stationed on Oahu to achieve coudemocracy in this ChThe broadcast ably words a minute the island his of where Mrs ntry and indorsement daughter a be will preceded by A F Hastings inese cause In the war with Japan resides continuous “CQ” call American Each amateur copying the mesColonel Jere Baxter recently or- were adopted by the Demoeracv for Peace and League sage should forward a copy to the dered to Fort Douglas from Fort in a meeting at 59 South State American Radio Relay league at Is R Adams I expected soon He street Friday evening It Conn West Hartford where 0 will be graded and results Re- will command the organized re Joseph P Curtis and W ilford serves discussions Woodruff led the warded to the thief of naval operates Commander Wilson said Those who submit perfect copies will be sent letters of appreciam 30 m m Presbyterians Fall Meeting Colonel Williams Listed for Isles resident -- 9nm Radio Fans Get Contest Word le nmley ClUt presbj-ter- Psldt ut ions ma he madeA mtk Mildred Murphy at Hyland w Urccho Slovak — Relief mum Thirty first ward chapel Twelfth 9pm Danish t uicheon Srian- Plowman HOI "a I1 llme Sahirriai 8pm Australian— Capitol mil rn Third No Ih and Columtn s a reeti “ir?30 p m Katlmlav —V Ballard arlei imi sened under the late Me tin j a' Zt8 South Main street 8 n m Reservations mav he male with Barton 1619 West font first St nth i Brazilian — Twenty sixth ward ehlS Ninth West and Seventh South itr VI p m Saturday British— Bmerson ward 3 Emerson avenue 8 45 p m chnpet Saturn California — LeGrattd ward chapel ij-- j McClelland atrect 9pm Saturday Canadian — Nineteenth ward reiraatt-h- all 168 West Pourth North street o p “ Saturday Central stales— I lut oltt want ment hall ZOOS Moth v p m Saturday Central states and Texan Hnnipn aionarlea — Beau Brummei (afe h in Armenlan-PalcHii- ears fen UedFfl association — Jensen home land drive and Twenty seventh 8 uth tJ2T 8 m p m Saturday last central states — ev ei teenth mm chapel 3 41 West First North street in Saturday light Of consummate enjoyment p Imastern By W able M Condon-- ' statea — Rose room Nefthnni 8 45 p m Saturdav visitors to the was her "Ir 1st" CTis Spring) by hotelFrench If — Continental Rai rv recreant Hugo Wolf Wade N Stephens hall 7 J4 Fast Fourth feouth street gin execuof the week this meetings tabernacle organist was accom- p m Saturday German association — Parra't halt 1 tive board of the National Federa- panist p m Saturday German conference — L D S Assembly tion of Music Clubs had enter- Male Chorus Sings hall 12 15 p m Sunday German organization— mith Memorial as to the tained any apprehension 8 30 p m Monday Salt Lake's Orpheus Male chorus building Hawaiian — Bishops buildup auditorium musical - performance capabilities which received such wide praise 8 10 p m Saturday I eeds conference British mnmfm — of Utahns all such doubts should on its recent trip to Baltimore to ward chapel Third Fdt and Fftl have been dispelled Friday night sing at the bienniel convention of Fighth South streets 8pm haturlav Manchester conference British mmon-Tweas the last notes of the thrilling the National Music Federation and fourth ward amuse mint hall 8 30 hallelujah chorus from Beethoven’s which has so thoroughly enter- p m Saturday— Sucarhouse ward chapel Netherlands "The Mount of Olives” oratorio tained audiences locally and Twentieth South and Twelfth Last streets reverberated through the Lafay- throughout the west for many Saturdav Fngland states — lion Hjuse 510 ette ballroom To those home folks years gave further repetition of p New m Reservations rra he Saturday who have been overly ready on its stellar work in three numbers made with Mrs Naomi Park 283 Eut street South Temple to criticise an alleged The group reached its climax and occasion New Zealand — Lion House 8 30 p 1 absence of local musicians of con- displayed its versatility in the final Saturday North central states — Garlen Park ward cert caliber the music thev heaid number "Drums" by Meale Al- chapel 1150 Yale avenue 8pm Sat jr must have brought considerable enlightenment For this program climaxed by a supeilative rendition of excerpts from the Bepthoven oratorio on the part of nearly one hundred singers with Elizabeth Hayes Simpson as soloist and with H Frederick Davis as director was performed throughout in masterful degree Including string quartet vocal piano and choral numbers it was a program for which the participants and committee in charge could well be commended String Quartet Opens Opening the concert were three numbers by the string quartet from the Brigham Young university at Provo There was a careful and finished execution throughout with none of the four musicians seeking the spotlight as soloist a common fault with amateur ensembles of this type There was a uniformity in tonal accomplishment and in interpretive qualities that smacked of the playing of similar groups with far bigger names Particularly professional in performance was the Boccherim-Pocho- n “Menuetto” Mrs Clinton M Dinwoodey contralto who for a long time has delighted Salt Lake music goers with her vocal work both on the concert platform and as oratorio soloist was in excellent voice in her three numbers Her rounded full tones especially In the lower register were of exceptional de- IIOE I as named I Seniors aughter ol ’urns avei jrle Pete (’" Petersoi treasure t Joe Narr dll 325 J d preside! other jum URee Hal ale 54 G ent Ralp fnce Fulln 'outh stre loor dau r ghth ave Pens 71 Memt e exp infere ge Pe T’mzati fflice cretai The I ’pm to fu ork i)’ m me he ub pr The onduc hambi uildin ublic Mr f v a si “rship he co he la: Funen For Ti Funera 'nith 2 "orrest i Mhs Sm M 2 p IDS Thir be Iinate dnd Kurt She dl Thursda truck Friend Seventh at the Sunday Murray |