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Show A Bulletin of News, Activities and all events of interest occuring in the Southeast part nf Fait Lake City. A section that is the is the finest Residential and fastest growing pait of Salt Lake Valley WEEK'S NEWS SUMMARY Is MAY 7, 19S9 of Reports quit German Bound SUNDAY, ing! o direction of soviet reacted trained Berln ob VOLUME ViL Saturday night while the attention remained fixed free city of Danzig. in Russia servers world's on the S. LOCAL Former mayor E. B. Erwin and former Police Chief Harry L. Finch were sentenced to serve one year each in the Salt Lake county jail. While R. O Fearce, an attorney, received a term. th MONDAY, HAY 8, 1939 Great Britain today formally offered its "good offices" for amicable solution of the Danzig crisis to Poland and Germany. Three members of the cabinet suggested tonight that Japan still may enter into a general military alliance with Germany. L COUNTY STATE LIQUOR CONTROL IS PRISON SITE IS FAVORED DISCUSSED Bringing the-- decision on selection of a new prison site for the Utah State prison's removal, the committee ' on site selection for the state announced through its chairman, that the site near the point of the mountain known as the Heber A. property was the favored locatSmlth-McCar- It. Neville Chamberlain warned to day that seizure of Danzig and threats to Polish independence would start a general war in which Britain would have to fight. 0 LOCAL A hundred safety ex five western states, from perts The committee has worked several months viewing sites and making necessary tests and at one time bad reached a near decision on their present location but influences from other counties were brought to bear and no was made,! deflnate settlement A definate conclusion wil be made after soil tests are complete ed by the extension division of the W. S. A. C The property con' slats 'of 1380 acres of farmable land. Western Auto Manager Urges Car Check-u- p "Spring time should be the A request for immed- tune up time for your car," J, iate action In serving 506 out- W. Halliday local manager, of dated commitments and bench the Western Auto Supply Com' LOCAL 5,000th Language Goes in Collection of Librarian CLEVELAND. "Mud is your best food; eat more of it" or in the original Orinoco language "Mume-sechecocvexia egussa cagua," din-- , was the slogan of a rare-foo-d executives and staff ner attended by ' members of the Cleveland public 11- -j brary in celebration of Koko of the Congo, the 5.000th language to be added to the library's John C White ' collection. co . The liquor control commission has the right (and exercises it Mr." West said) to cancel the permit of ay person misusing it This usually done in cases where families suffer from the over- purchasing of liquor by the bread winner or where liquor is purchased by permit holder for minors. -- Whereever she is. her day is one you'll want to rcmem-I'je- r, Sunday, May 14. Help bring her the happiness you will want her to have every day. Junior Musicians To Be Heard In Concert Monday Convention Is - pany, reminds motorists, advising them after months of winter driving their car needs a thor ough going over to put it in shape for coming months of Spring and Summer touring. In order to assist motorists in their Spring Tune completing Up, Mr. Halliday has announced many extra savings on a number of motoring needs that will remain in effect until Saturday night. Including among the extra values now being offered are lln ed brake shoes, hub caps, ignition points and cables, fan belts and . radiator hose. (Continued on page 8) i al . warrants from city police court In which thousands of dollars Is cutstandtt) waa made by the police court judge, Wednesday. stated. Junior musicians to be heard uiv concert Monday, May 15 at 8:75 p. m. in the Granite High- and Stake Tabernacle and Lin coln ward, at 2005 South 9th East, This group of junior musicians have been invited td play a concert June 25, at the World's Fair in San Francisco. Students from the following teachers have also been invited to participate: Ed win Tlielaon, R. Bovee and George Eason. Altogether there will be about 600 students from Utah, The program for the concert w be found complete on page Weslager and Crozier found seven eight of this issue. pits with the assistance of Harry Wilson, a West Chester, Pa., antiHas Safety Lock That quarian, who knew the location surveys. through geological Is Knobless and Keyless Stone picks and chisels were found An amateur lifesaver, LONDON. at the site, together with portions of 29 people from who rescued has vessels snd fragments bearing drowning, hopes to save thousands marks of Stone age tools. Specimens were collected for laboratory more from death by a safety lock he has invented and patented. study. assembled at the Newhouse hotel Thursday, were taught lessons In POSTMEN HAVE NEW STYLE HATS safety that Utah has learned. Straw hats with sun visors are THURSDAY, MAY 11, 19S0 the last word in postmen head Soft coal operators and mingear and were seen "en mass' ers, seeking to comply with pres- on thestreets of Sugar House ident Roosevelt's demand that Monday. they find away to reopen closed Rain threats and wind storms mines In 26 states, today studied the balance of the week caused a definite formula designed to the straw hats to go into biding break their long deadlock. until summer really shows up. Russia will be expected to aid victims of aggression in eastern Europe only if France and England first have gone to the aid of such victims and are actually at war. addressed Sugar House Chamber of Commerce members Wcdnes day at the regular monthly meet ing of the group. Mi'. West presented some inter esting figures, especially the note that net profits to the state from the sale of liquor were $800,000. The distilleries pay the state $45, 000 annually for use of a storage warehouse and for the state's disbursement of the liquor. The consumption of liquor in the state of Utah and other states where the monoply system is in force (state liquor stores) in much lower in states having open bars. The state of Utah is fifth from the bottom of the list in consumption, Mr. West ion. He is F. Reavill, Nottingham hotel owner, and his invention was inspired by the death of a friend. Sir John Rees, who was killed when he opened the wrong door of a railway car. Foolproof and simple, the safety lock can be applied to railway trains, planes, cars, or anything with a door on it. It enables a dsjver cf a train to lock every door securely by operating a lever. Pilots of planes will be able to lock the doors of the plane from the cockpit, and motorists will be able to do likewise by moving a lever on the dashboard. The lock dispenses with keyholes, knobs or spindles. Coverlet 150 Years Old Mrs. PAWKUSKA, . OKLA. Blanche King displayed here recently a "colonial counterpane," 150 years old. The coverlet was made on a hand loom on a Virginia farm. Candidate Fails to Poll Single Ballot KLERKSDORP. TRANSVAAL. of the candidates in the recent municipal elections at Klerksdorp did not poll a vote, although his campaign had been supported by 25 registered voters. It is believed that this is the first time in the history of the union that a candidate has failed to poll a single vote in municipal elections. The candidate was C. B. West-co- tt His opponents, J. J. Smith and J. Bezuilcnhout, polled 397 and 148 votes, respectively. -- One NUMBER IS. UNIVERSITY NOTES Students from twenty-eigschools high throughout the state will gather at the University of Utah May 13 for the annual Utah high school debate tournament' From this years tournament,' according to Laverhe Bane, Un iversity of Utah debate coach in charge of the meet, will be the forum discussion of the topic "How can Utah provide more jobs for Youth." Orators, debaters end extemwill also poraneous speakers participate in the tournament. will Extemporanous speaking be on the topic "The Improvment of Utah High Schools." The Orations will be written by the orator on a subject of his own choice The question for debate will be "Resolved: The United States should form an alliance with Great Britain." Debat ers will judge each other by ranking the teams against which they compete. Registration will begin at the University at 8:30 a; .m. Saturday. May 13. Awards to the winners will be given for oratory and panel discussions at the 1:00 luncheon and for debate and extemporaneous speaking at 5:15 p. m. The Deseret News will present pen and pencil sets to the members of winning women's and men's debate teams, . winning men and women orators and extemporaneous speakers and to the outstanding participants in the forum discussion. Second and third place winners In each event and school of mining places will receive certificates. "U" Classes Elect Officers Election of next year's class officers was held at the Univer presidents are: senior class, Wendell R, Jones, Salt Lake City; junior class, Wendell Pax ton, Riverton; and sophomore class Val Sheffield, Kaysville. ht Discussing the advantages of the present state liquor control over the old time saloon, J. W. West of the state liquor control ty Arche-ologic- Well-so-be-- Single Copy, 5 cents SUGAR HOUSE, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, MAY 11, 1939. LOCAL 109 new laws will go into effect Monday at midnight those being the acts of the 1939 legislature that become effective 60 days after close of the session. PETITION FOR REPAIRS PRESENTED TO CLUBS To further previous attempts TUESDAY, MAY 9, 1939. to have something done to im President Roosevelt diclosed the condition of Eleventh prove orthis afternooocn that he had dered miners and operators in East street from Ninth South to the deadlocked toft coal negotia- Sugar House and Highland Drive tions to' find a method before from Sugar House to Twenty-sevent- h South street, a petition tomorrow night for resumptwas and signed at meet passed ion of work. ings of both the Lion's club and Pope Pious has proposed a five the Sugar House Chamber of power conference to settle Polish Commerce this week. The petition Is to the city com German difficulties and has offered direct Vatican medication mission, asking that a committee be appointed to view the conditof the dispute. ion of the street and make reA bill for $117,000 commendations as to the necess LOCAL now in use in Salt Lake City was ary repairs and surfacing. received Tuesday by the city commission. Source of Stone Used by The statement shows that the Delaware Indians Found city bought 1800 meters at S65. DEL. Archeolo-glst- s WILMINGTON, dollars each. discovered what they behave to This appears be another cute lieve U the source' of many of the little tax on the man that owns kitchen and fighting implements of his own tranportatlon, with the the Delaware Indians. concern that built the contrivcn-ce- s C. A. Wetiager and Archibald Croto get half the spondulix you sier, officials of the Delaware society, hsve uncovered a drop Into them soapstone quarry near Christiana, Pa., where they believe the ImpleWEDNESDAY, MAY 10, 1939 ments were "manufactured." John L. Lewis today dispatchAlthough many Indian relics of ed telegrams of instruction to mis stone, known at steatite, have union leaders In outlying districts been found in New Castle county, No deIn the soft coal mining ragion their origin was s mystery. to sign new contracts with oper- posits of the stone, prized by the Indians, have been found in Delaators. ware. ft HOME EDITION the With congress split into embat tied fraction! by the controversy over neutrality legislation, mem bers were talking in Increasing numbers Saturday of the likeli hood of the session running into late summer, or even until fall. six-mon- PUBLISHED IN SUGARHOUSE S. H. Rotary Anns Entertain Mothers and Daughters The Sugar House Rotary Ann's are meeting at Pinecrest Inn in Emigration canyon, Friday 12 at 1:30 p. m. for the pre season luncheon honoring Mothers and Short discussions of what they, daughters. got out of the recent convention Mrs. li H. Stratford president of the 110th district of notary the club leads the committee of the of members International by the affair. planning attended who club Sugar House Lorin Mrs. F. Richards has were featured as the program at a outlined very unique program Ice the Thursday noon meeting of Allen Seegmlller Mrs. has the organization.' of the decorations Leads S. and Ladies charge A. C. Smoot, Charles Lobb, a set attractive very promises Jed Ashton, Al Hibberd, Hugo with hand painted place Bowling Ebmeyer and Orson Kasteler ting and an card array of apple bloswere the speakers. The Sugar House Ladies' Leasoms and Ulacs to scent the air gue completed their regular schwith their perfume. LOCAL FOLKS RETURN edule with their weekly games Mrs. Allen Pyper, historian, at fi!aa Rmirifnv Smith th FROM CONVENTION the scrap book listing- .- . have Orson Kasteler, president elect yill Thursday morning. House Rotary ah. happenings and highlights of The Laura Larson Ice Cream of the Sugar the club doings since its organiz team club, A. C. Smoot and Charles composed of A. Armour, A. ation in - September, 1938 on dis P. Allen, P. Pinkerton Lobb, along with Hugo Ebmeyer, Phillips, play for the entertainment of vrem ihm rhumnlnnaVim aftmr a George Lucas, Jed Ashton and the sixty guests as well as the;cl080 MW Al Hibberd. members returned members, were defeated the last day by Sug- Wednesday from a two days trip to the convention of, the 110th Mrs. Ab Jenkins assures every- ar 'House Jewelry by a score of In beating the new champions District of Rotary International one of transportation. A musical has been arranged for" the Jewelry team set two new held at Idaho Falls, Idaho Mon program the period after the noon lunchrecords a 613 single game day and Tuesday. ' league Mr. Lobb stated that several eon, team and a new 3 game series of 1657, E. Jennings led the Sugvery instructive meetings were. held for the club officers. Enter ar House bowlers with 171 and and dinners of note tainments 468 while A. Armour was high were held following meetings for for the Ice Cream Shop with413. both the Rotarlans and Rotary finished the seas Two cases of Rocky Mountain Kfyfj Floral on Ann's. a with strong 1654 team serfever were reported from Mrs. Kasteler, Mrs. Ebmeyer spotted record the ies, high series of the Rich and Sevier counties, to the Mrs. Lucas and Mrs. Hibberd ac 4 from Granto win points yea Utah State Board of Health durteams ending these ite Furniture, companied their husbands.' ing the week ending May 5. a tie for third place, G. Duste This makes a total of four cas in and C Jenney led the Floral out es of the disease since the ticks 459 and 462 respectfully, with fit which carry it came out this A Griffin was high for while 7 Spring. The former two cases with 417. The Granite Furniture were reported during the week matched were teams very evenly Miss Viola H. Bennett, daughter ending April 14. was keen as us and competition The prevalence of Infected of Mr. and Mrs. M. E.. Bennett ual and was shown by the fact 2477 Thirteenth East street, will ticks in the wooded areas of 3 points separated the become the bride of C M. Croft, this region indicates the import that only and last first place learns. son of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Croft, ance, says Dr. J. L. Jones, State the final team is Fouclving 1325 Westminster avenue, June Health Commissioner, of seeing fine and high individ 7. The young people wilf take your physician concerning Im standings ual averages. their marriage vows in the Salt munization against Rock Mount-a- n A. Arnson 155, E. Jennings fever if your business or va Lake L. D. S. Temple. C. Jenney 142, A. Griffin 145, Both Miss Bennett and Mr. cation takes you into mountain 133, E. Pitt 127. Croft are well known among the ous sections. The total number of commun younger people of the southeast 20 16 556 sev diseases reported to the Laura Larson at icable be will entertaineed and 18 18 500 House Jewelry erai bridal parties prion to their State Board of Health during the Sugar ...17 19 472 Furniture Granite week just closed was 501 cases nuptal day. 17 19 472 26 more cases than the previous King Floral Today's High Scores week. RETURNES FROM TRIP The disesses showing increas High team series 613 Wendell Ashton of the Sugar Sugar Jewelry es in number of cases over last team House Lumber and Hardware week were single influenza, mumps, High 613 Company returned this week from pneumonia, tuberculsis and whoop Sugar House Jewelry a trip to Old Mexico. series individual High tag cough. 468 E. Jennings . Those four which decreased individual single High S SALE shares FOR Kennedy were chickenpox and scarlet fev1T1 D. Stlbich Ditch Water stock. Call Hy, er. There was no diphtheria, small 8SG6-- J or 1058 Douglas Street pox or typhoid feve reported, Rotary Theme -- Cream Shop H. League 4-- 0. i Health Report For Week Southeast Couple To Wed June -- W |