Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE MONDAY MORNING MAY 0 GDENiiLYICINITY Work Planned on U S Building m Badness Office: Office Phone 2436 Washington Avenue Home Phone 117 At Ogden Aug 3892 Dutch Consulate' Official Departs Of Cigars Dies of Vctcran Maker SUMMIT ROAD WORK STARTS Favorable Weather Surfacing of Couu-f- y Highways Per-mit- H A Van Coenfn consul general of The for seven western statrs accompanied by his wife OCfDEN— Heart TroublANetherlands orchtana and left s Alaska for his headquarters Francisco Saturday night business visit to Ogden It Is Torchi&na's task to recvice consul for Utah to vacancy caused by the death In this city some ago After Interviewing a Mr a ommend fill the of weeks COALVILLE — With at San after a 1 OGDEN— Announcement that construction of the proposed addition to the Ogden postofllce would begin about August was made by W A Newman of Ban Francisco architect of the United Slates treasury department in a visit to Ogden The addition will coet approximately $325 000 The appropriation for the building and the purchase of a site was $385000 of which $25 000 has been expended for the site The new building will be on the west of the present building and will be of the same construction The floor capacity will be Increased 80 per cent Mr Newman said that he knew nothing about the new forestry building which has been requested but R H Rutledge district forester Is hopeful of having the building under way by 1931 - 1 1930 exer- 8 Long Search Ends in Og- Crisis Oier Employment of den but Too Late PovExecutive Causes Does Work Amalgamation erty OGDFN— With C F Wilson 60 the death at an Ogden of hospre- pital Sunday afternoon fate sented the reunion of two brothers who had not seen one another for 30 years CEDAR CITY— At a meeting of Boy Scout officials representing the xix districts of the Zion National Park council of Boy Scouts of Amer- ica held here Saturday night decision was reached whereby the council will be abolished and the districts will be taken Into the Timpanogos council with headquarters at Provo That a crisis was facing the council was brought to the attention of the officials by Oscar Klrkham associate legtonal executive of the B S of A region 12 when after hearing the report of the council executive of the year's woik the meeting wav turned over to the problem of a scout executive In the past the branch agricultural college has employed John A Young as a part time teacher and he has put In part time as council executive but this year the board of trustees felt that they had no authority to spend state money for scout work thus throwing the whole burden of employing an executive upon the dis- favorable E A Wilson of Tacoma Wash Heather permitting work on gravel recently learned that tils brother n C candidates for the F Wilson was a resident at number of surfacing of county and state roads In Salt Lake he came to Ogden the Weber county Infirmary Summit county’s 1930 road program He sent a telegram to Ills for a conference with the only appliof apcant In this part of the state Wilbrother asking him to meet a involving the expenditure tram on which the Tacoma man liam G de Mik proximately $300000 is getting under is the coopear This year was passing through Ogden county Shortly after his arrival at his serforest aid federal will with C F Wilson left the county erating headquarters Mr Torchlana vice and other officials In til toad recommendation to the make his Just a day or so before Dutch government at The Hague the telegram arrived AttendImprovement a oik oilThe program this year Includes Holland and the appointment will WATER ROAD VIEWS ants did not know his address ing of the highway from the Sumthen be announced returning to Tacoma E mit eount y line at Parley's canyon to HEARD ON RADIO A Upon Wilson communicated with the the Wasatch county ljne through the police department relating the Park City district and oiling of the (Continued From Fas On) circumstances and asking that hla Kanias main highways through be found brother radio stations Sunday while other Echo and Oakley Peoa Wanship Detective C E Noble located the addresses urged the of the Kenefer together with the probable OGDEN —A farewell party will be voters with equal forcesupport missing man Thursday la a In seven addition miles of oiling He was given at the new 8txth ward amusesqualid rooming house Those who lined up against Echo canyon from the Baskin sidment hall Thursday evening May 8 seriously 111 Although his brother were Dr Frederick J Pack tricts ing to Emory This work will be un8 In of Frank honor at 30 o'clock had forwarded ample funds C F head of the department of geology at were offered by Mr Three dertaken in conjunction with the IJ son of Mr and Mrs the Wilson was too sick to make the Klrkham plans Wright Jr to be considered by the ofof and Utah Van University fedRay roads under 8 bureau of public Frank L Wright 225 Jefferson ave- Cott district to Tacoma condiHis ficials one for the B A C to emattorney Calling upon Journey eral aid programs nue who leaves May IS for the tion grew steadily worse and he ploy a man as a coordinating officer the voters to give their approval by mission of the Latter-da- y died Flans Include in the school the school to stand Sunday on all propositions to be voting ‘'yes" Saints church listed on the ballots Tuesday were of the expense and two other Forest Roads Commissioner Joseph agencies to stand the balance posUnder cooperative Divorce Agreement Filed — In the City agreements OLD AUTOIST sibly the grade schools and the city with the various national forests in divorce case of Anna Frances Hiss and E A Rogers former district atscouting itself The second was the county roads will be opened up KILLED IN against Aloysus A Hiss in the Sec- torney MISHAPS or a plan to move the headquarters Arguments of opponents to the ond district court an agreement has Wes uler through the Uintah national forest Henry from Cedar Cltv to the Dixie Colsouth of Lone Tree Wyo been filed by the parties as to a set- proposed $3000 000 bond issue will be along Continued Prora Page On) lege In St George In a similar plan by Major John F Bowman Beaver creek and through the upper tlement In the event that the divorce answered In an address Monday reported belief that the youth's death as that suggested In connection with Weber canyon In the Wasatch forest granted Under the terms of the Wessler Came to Isagreement A suggested plan for immediate was instantaneous the B A C The third was the plan These roads are being made to make Henry Hiss Is to pay his wife of Salt Lake's water supply A visit to the scene of the tragedy to affiliate with the Tunpanogos timber In these forests accessible for alimony In the sum of $50 a month solution 1893 Utah in Retired was council outlined bv Richard K A Klet-tln- g showed that Thomas was driving at market as well as to open up addifor three years and $25 a month After some discussion It was moved Two Years Ago tional grazing ground for summer thereafter He also Is to pay her an local architect and engineer In a fast rate of speed when a rear tire address read to residents of the blew out The machine turned over that the plan to Join Timpanogos be sheep and cattle ranging attornry $75 and divide his property Big Cottonwood district Saturday twice pinning the driver beneath disregarded and an effort be made work Maintenance In Summit with her to formulate some plan whereby the th steering wheel night OGDEN— Henry Wessler 79 veteounty will be carried under the paFor Immediate relief Mr Klet-tln- g Lindquist & Sons brought the body Identity of the council could be mainContinuance Granted— In the rase trol svatem the countv being divided eran cigar manufacturer of Ogden to said underground and surplus their mortuary and funeral an tained After a long and thorough Into two districts north and south of died at the home of his son George of Elaine Thomas charged with disdiscussion a special committee was Bock port George Huffman of Coal Wessler 2960 Adams avenue at 913 turbing the peace In the Paris cafe water from all of the streams could nouncement will be made later The young man was the son of appointed to meet and then report was be used for Irrigating parks also for villa Is patrolman for the northern a m Sunday after a long illnesa of several days ago continuance part of the county while E J Pad heart trouble All members of the gianted until Mav 12 In the cltv court the needs ofA:the steam railroads the Delbert and Elizabeth East Thomas back to the officers the best plan field of Kamas will take care of the Immediate family were at the bed- Saturday morning at which time the Utah Power Light company s plant of Warren He is survived bv his This was done with representatives woman will be given a trial by Jury the Utah Oil Refining company s mother five brothers Gilbert Ward from each district finally coming to aouthern portion Both parlies will side at the time of his death street plant look after the maintenance of the Mr Wessler was born In Holzen sprinkling and sewer Joseph Robert and Roy Thomas the conclusion that the Timpanogos Dandelion Test Planned — Selection flushing the condensers of ice plants oneister Vera Thomas and a grand- plan was the only solution to the Park City district devoting whatver Westphalia Germany February 19 are etc father Joseph East all of Warren problem the officers concurring and time Is necessary to this work 1851 and came to the United States of lawns on which experiments He declared that this would save the elimination of voting to make the change Heavy maintenance work consist at the age of IB He first settled In to be made for been AUTOS CROSS SAHARA DESERT made by A L approximately 1500 000000 gallons of Ing of extra gTavel resurfacing will Illinois and was married In Ottawa dandelions have SICKNESS ON INCREASE water amChristiansen be which would county After more than 30 days of strenube carried on In Silver Creek canyon 111 October 5 1872 to Martha L agricultural culinary A plan has been outlined by ple for additional use for several ous driving 40 automobiles recently TOKYO (UP) — Unprecedented from Wanship to the Park City JuncHe next went to Kansas agent Plergue In this case Mr Klettlng completed the auto caravan or "ral- warm weather followed by continued tion at Kimball s ranch prior to ln- - and then to Denver where he was Mr Chrlstlansen for the control of years Individual pumping stations ly" across the Sahara desert The cold rains and snow flurries has eluding this road In the oiling proforeman for the Dry Climate Cigar the weed in a system of spraying and said fertilization which will be tested at would be established to raise the wa- event was held In connection with the caused a sharp increase in the numgram for 1931 Standard width highfactory He moved to Ogden In 1893 once ter for ultimate its distribution way bridges will be Installed over the and was a cigar manufacturer here centenary celebrations In Algeria and ber of cases of pulmonafy diseases teams started from Algiers Tunis registered bv the police health secWeber river at Wanship and over until two years ago when he retired SargesU Pipe Line Ready— Airport Grading Grading Coalof Constantine Bone or Orang The tion Nearly 700000 rases of colds and Chalk creek at the north end on account of falling health From Cottonwood and of Airport Ogden la recourse lay across the desert of the other pulmonary ailments were reville The present bridge at Chalk Mr Wessler was one of the first portedleveling as Another practically completed by creek Will be Installed over one of the members of the suggested by Niger river and back a distance of ported There were many cases of Cigar Makers' In- J C Brown city engineer The next Mr Klettlng possibility Is the installation of a approximately 4200 miles Ten teams city crossings of Chalk creek by the ternational Union of America was a be will of a the line Improvement to each with four cars were entered fronvLIttle Cottonwood pipe putting city forces upon Its removal from member of the Loyal Order of Moose wire fence around the field the Intake at Cottonwood which Big hardThe contestants endured its present location Etnigiant rcnuuances aie one of of Ogden and a member of the Vetwould require only five or six months ships and often courted many on the muni invisiuie iseins oi untie s danger Chamof eran association Auto firemen's Victim David Mrs Injured— Through Highway and make possible the use of all the the At times houts were spent oaiance oi payments i no unucu pagne 111 Newey 3211 Adams avenue who suf- water owned by the cltv in the for- In way Stated for 1931 digging cars out of the tand under ouues is uit most important country wife died four years ago Sur- fered three broken ribs In an auto- mer His owns stream The canyon a broiling sun Skilled mechanics of origin A standard federal aid highway is city viving bit the following sons' mobile accident on the Salt d of the Little Cotnearly had to spend the nlRht tepalr-tn- g being constructed from Morgan to George Wessler Louis Wessler and at Centerville Friday tonwood flow none of which Is used oftenbroken highway Inthe fists south of Henefer which springs and preparing cars Walter Wessler all of Ogden and night and was treated at the Dee at present he explained clude the widening of the four danfor the dav The rally following Susanvlile Calif hospital is reported In an Improved of Wessler Joseph TO GET RID OP YOUR "Both for Immediate and future demonstrated that automobile travel gerous rock cuts near the Union Pa- Seventeenth two condition grandchildren continued Mr use" Klettlng "any is across cific tracks between Devil's Slide and the desert for practicable one brother number of reservoirs and lakes sim- experts but not for the and the widening and Herman Wrissler of Mansfield 111 Morgan ordinary Tirade Not Guilt) — August Miller to Decker lake Stiver lake Hun- tourist etralghtening of the remainder of end two sisters in Germany also charged with stealing approximately ilar ter lake and others could be built on the road along the Weber river $1 from the contribution box at St the low lands on each side of the WOMAN DIES OF EXPOSURE The county's share of the funds for survive Funeral services are In Charge of Joseph s Catholic church several diiys Jordan river as far south as Draper thts work amounts to approximately 4 UP) — ONTARIO ago appeared In the city court Sathome Bolstad Funeial the for the of storing the vast Mrs Mildred Cahr 35 May $70000 the balance of the money beformer head Percy urday morning and entered a plea amount purpose waters of flood and surplus ing advanced by the various cooiierof not guilty Ills bond was fixed from our sti earns and at the same of the Chicago Child Welfare league monderful new tho Asthma-Setatlve agencies auslstlng In the work at JjO today after struglime preserving any rights this city died of exposurefour-fomedicine aoftena the bronchial A comprehensive program of road snowdrifts through gling restores In streams have The gland activity and these may while on a hiking trip Iminwement Is being worked out by Couple Sued on Note —Joseph B QUICKLY and tOREVFa banishes Dana has filed an action In t lie Sec- depth of the reservoirs could be regthe rountv boatd with the expectallav and all bronAthma ulated so as not to Interfere with A NEW ONE P’BFK chial troubles tion that bv the end of 1932 at the ond district court against Fdward T Information water underground existing rights" — LONDON (UP) Send vour name sent vou gladlv latest there will be oiled highways Saunders and wife et al to recover George Tryst M B LABR to Accent addre and Coombes In found a hiding cupboard crossing the county fiom one boun- $1000 with an attorneys fee of $350 Cost Declared ORATORIES IM 608 East 2lst So at midnight told the police “I am Salt dary to the other and to the Wyoming on a proimgory note secured by a Relatively Light Utah Lake Phone Hyland City state line waiting for a lady and being a 6186 moitgage The cost of the Immediate relief gentleman I will not give her name " suggested Mr Klettlng declared Summit Resident Sues would be light compared with the of Argenta dam and the entire Arrest cost Sheriff program could be carried out gradIt has been said (with troth) ually as the demand for water InCOALVILLE —Paul L Horton res- creased for lit the same and ident of south Summit county has manner If a paid that: “Nothing: has been said large dam were built of the filed a suit against Sheriff J C Clark It would OGDFN— Utah chapters about a 25c cigar that has not require approximately three Older of De Molav of Suit alleging that he was placed under $20— $15— $10— been laid about a Cc cigar'' Provo and Ogden w meet Saturday arrest und incarcerated In the Sum- jears In addition to a plan for Immediate In the Masonic temple In additton to mit county jail on July 2 last by ofIlls as Mr relief opingave Klettlng Which means that words are business sessions a banquet will be ficers of the sheriffs department ion that the city should look to the given at the HeimUage hotel In Og- without due process of law cheap but quality is not The Uintah forest reserve with Its hunden CRnvon In the evening at which lie asks for damages In the sum dreds of natural lake reservoirs bedifference between the Be about 200 are expected iniluding pa- of $23(10 iqils Is the thltd of similar ginning with the construction of the rents of Do Molay members Master suits filed against the sheriff Deer Creek project on the Provo river cigar and the 25c cigar is Masons and their ladies or something similar ‘ia smoked when it very clear A luncheon will be served at the Aged Regarding the Argenta dam Mr Ogden Widow and compared temple at 12 30 o'clock followed by Klettlng had this to say: Dies at Hospital "The Argenta reservoir would unituatiatory degree by the Balt Lake On the positive base of comdoubtedly Increase the power chapter De Molav degree In ser--the — OGDEN Mis Cora E Jones Ogden chapter and the majority in the canyon and consider- parison we invite you to test widow of Rlchaid Jones died at a able revenue might be secured for bv the Provo chapter SCHILLING TEAS It is well Women suitors will be taken for a local hospital dunday ioliowlng four the cltv from the Utah Power A: Light dine up Ogden canyon to Artesian dues' Illness known to tea exports that tea' company or others but this In my hhe was born January 29 1859 In opinion would not offset the advanpark and will be enler'ainod at a niter manufacture suffers seMissouri and came to Utah in 1878 tages of the other plan which would budge party et the temple Mrs Jones is surstvrd bv four sous offer a petmanent as well as ImmeDr S W Wheriv member of the vere deterioration because ate will fne daughters 3 grandchildren and diate solution of our w ater problem council De Molav Grand set conditions up mospheric at the banquet and the legion of scent great gtandc hllchrn "I tie Argenta protect would after The manifest honor drgiee will be conferred oxidization Funeial services will be held Tues- all give relief for only a verv few Balt take chanter will p) event an day at 1 p m lu the Nlnleently ward years e'lieelally If the demand for is to protect tea from lrm-d- y at the Increases exhibition patiol di til clmpel with Bishop D C Stewnrt industrial water " presiding Intermrnt will be In the present rate air Schilling does this by deNorth Ogden cemetery under direcF F Company Agent tion livering tea to you through of A: Sons osl-tlo- Odcn Briefs ta one-thi- WOIN Lake-Ogd- en rd One hundred one pupils will awarded diplomas as follows: June Ahistrom Mary Ahistroni Edna Anderson Phyllis Ashdown Giace Biederman Lticlle Blederman Jennie Bess Aleer Bonzo Alice Bulloch Bruce Bulloch Leslie Bryant Paul Carpenter Phyllis Christensen Whittaker Christensen Max Cosslett Beth Cox Mary Cox Nolan Dallev Hylman Davis Vera Davis Grace Canada bought nearly $1100000 Dover Myrle Flliker Reed Esplin worth of American metaj furniture Edith Farnsworth William Farrow last year Emma Foster Keith Foster Norma Foster Mildred Gower Lister HallNorway now has 245 motion picture man Norma Harris Kimball Has-lH- theaters Dovle Heaton Flbert Heaton Clyde Hlgbee Keith Higbee Frank Hunter Albert Jensen LaNoir Jones Lewis Jones Ona Jones Thomas Jones Tren Jonrs Wendell Jones Lawrence Lawrence Elsie Aubrey Carg0 Dally with Zelma Leigh Wanda Little Elmei Madsen Barnard Matheson La Vane Matheson Mary Matheson Sarah MacFarlane Ruion Mendenhall Fern w Gvrot Owlckly — Hlf Sera Murdock Emma Middleton Bud Goar All Xrufcit— 28c 80c tod f 1 Munford Dean Nelson Granville QU Sodiphsntt day we render homage to her devotion her And no tribute can courage her be too great self-sacrifi- But the next morning will find Mother — in many homes— going back to the same weary dreary task of washing the family’s clothes She will not complain But how she longs for relief from this heaviest of all household burdens and how easily it can be lifted out of life her forever! Our modern method docs the washing even better than Mother can do it— for we use ’ MURRAY LAUNDRY for posn-bllttl- Not Not LEISURE HOURS FOR MOTHER MORE -- But QUALIFIED The Test es -- 'r giocers sealed water-tigh- in hermetically and air-tig- t Drink side by OGDFN-- container SCHILLING TEAS tea You will detect a markable difference If do not jour grocer will fund jour money & re- jou re- Schillintf tms Mark Mu'phv F and Idaho tide villi any good Lindquist Transferred to Denier rciirsenta'ne MU FI) ECONOMISTS Utah of the Ta-- m:MM TumiyvETo ri with ic Irur Express company lu adq i irtcrs In Ogden lias been tian-fcric- d as ills' rlct to Denser M'- - Murphy net n' tor (he company n He "'ll left for Dcmet Sunday m about a week to spend some time with tin Miccexsnt Mrs Mmphv and diugh'er will join Mr Mutphs In Denser later Loutinud from Pag On ) White House In i week or ten dais The senate must set art on the reports and inMrin t Its on the provisions still in disagreement through adverse house acton-fete- tion Of (lie eight ma)or amendments unsettled bv ttie conferees and voted tip'll last week bv ttie house six are ti'l Mibiect to change bv aenule Draper Comtany Head I isits Ogden Hankers ait ion including the 'liver and lum turiates the OGDFN —J D Diaper head of Draper A: Co of Boston held a conference with Ogden hankers and explained to tin m e got eminent marketing si ’'em tor wool Draper A-- ( o handle wool t r the solemn ent and sell for the gnv The en me”' marketing axMXua'ion p an of lie (onipmx tends to ord rlv It firm the tha is sad lnketipg hardes three tines s nun ti wool as anv other wool deakr in the country d W i r amend- ment and live export debeutuie flexible clause and tariff commission Ttie house provisions mrctfd t fie senate amendments touching all of these hut finally settled the sugar and bhinlfs disputes bv mrrp'ing 3 tents on the former aid the list for the Infer In turning down the chu t debenture and toe flexible clause withdrawing presidential authority to make emergency rate charges the house majority trader expressed the opinion that the executive would not 'ign a bill with the debenture plan -- OGDFN FIREMEN MIST DR I S OGDFN —Rules mil lined for Ogden firemen bv Chief Harold H Warn huh provide that firemen must be thes-ein blie uniforms bv 1(1 a in and m w weni fin unify ms hen apprarirg on t ir s' s'ree' unless m 'n fiv p'vi me' s pirg on beds in he dav umr is rm ed un'ess men f nt n ht re fat Kurd ci'j Htease-flfmr- fre Creamery Han Dies it Home in Ogden OGDFN— Niels Jacob Austid 66 veteran ci raillery man retired of I iah and Idaho died at 8 10 p m Sunday at hts home 1659 Twent'-thlr- ill- d street after a two works ness following a stroke of parahsix Mr Aux'ad w as bom In Not wav I to the 17 18t4 and came iVnited State In 1889 He was m the at Chailrx St eieamerv business Idaho Garden Cltv Hyrum Morgan amt Huntsville Utah Surviving are his w ife Mrs Helena Anna Roll am and the following Mrs I J yWiKon Mis children d Mrs C Agnes Sml'h Jacob d L Ore Casper An t id Conrad nnd Mss I C bhurthff all of Ogden Mr Badie Anderson and Mrs Karl 2arlnur of Balt Lake and I eon Ausiad of Lo-- Angeles Twentv-ntn- e grandchildren and four great-g- i inm hndreiv also surv've Mr Autad was a member of the I D S church In the Sxtn ward Funeral atrangeiuenis ate 17 rhatgr of the Intermountain mortuary Ail-ta- COATS DRESSES s WORK rmi'-FOGDFN - A B Johnson of Wash- Republican chiefs In both houses ate confident ttie debenture is oe ington D C chief special agent of nurly out of the hill and that a com- - ttie United S ates census bureau who reis in Ogden Saturday said that promise on ttie flexible provision to census enume'iton in tl northern ta mug In ttie f'e right raise or lower duties within a limit district of Utah Including W 'of m) per cent will be worked out In Box Flder C aclie Rch and Moigm (( uf in’ c (i mn IPs bait bcpii veil com Ad That States SjH'cifically the Qualifications Desired - HIGH-CLAS- Hundreds to Select From a' Surprised at the Values to si:i: 7E WANT HEN m l) or with IS us Monday 45 lt ' SECRETARY-TREASURE- jO our wonderful COAT & DRESS VALUES S for new finance and thrift eorp This b neM baa irnportan fu" re and Ur It come earning possibilities Investment re-- q In an5ring ired age enpe-- r Trio me '’s - and refe n ces Box R 'te S15 TRIBUKE- - S fl- -j ptr-ide- -- I tr MIELP YOimS£LF READY TO WEAR 270"" q “Answers Galore: Pleased!” In It vv Calls:" floorman must b a’l around man me hamr car a ashe r etc baan steady employment Ax Apply bet 8 a m jind13jvoon at 118 STORE 270 ajn VOr£ r? X ti quillfli ation desired and describing the nature of the Hork? t rr’i!omd to is en to Mar "Had at Least Sample HATS $2 in HELP S pk mln ?50 t ill-but thv mint b Legitimate ork of ifh togrRctfr partly In town but Hh V don t rrratar rrurnt out of town men alio ar looking for k temporary vnt toestioi Appearanc mean a c'od deal If oi think you ran fi tbr requirements rome to 27 Dooly Blrig 6 and 8 30 k Shown Elsewhere ad for ftuiUbt Job — wouldn't you prefer (he ad sUt An&nrcd These Recent Trib Ads "Splendid RVsultT 12 Calls:” Aus-tn- 11 Comes With the Want r Be Tm-plo- vrert canning the help you o You'll Mr Suppott U pte-dd- hun- dreds of gallons of pure soft water on each family bundle And clothes washed our way last longer— in the long run cost no more — than those done at home Phone for our route- -' man now Make your Mother's Day tribute lact throughout the year! I'r Not 1 Sunday May 11 is dedicated to Mother On that a 111 i The day after MOTHER’S DAY is ivash ot De Molav Order Plans Option Meet sa Prevent Disease? one-thir- Ihm't Mar-rts- m HAYFEVER Iiuy words buy facts Nelson Isaac Nelson Runa Nelson Marvin Olds Corry Parry Acil Pet-t- y Beatrice Petty Hilma Pollock Opal Pollock Wilma Pryor Max Lilllo Rasmussen Waldo Reeves Roundy Eugene Schoppman Jane Smith Smith Don Sievert Clara Vurge Smith Joseph Stapley Suruh Stout Wendell Stout Maxine Swapp Ralph Thomixson Levl homas Turnbeaugh Claudia Thorley Max Thorley Dee Urie Carol Walkei Herbert Walker Herman Walker Taylor Walker Ora Wilden LfDeua Williams Max Willis Lex Wilkinson Lillian White June Wood Wayna Wood Irene Woollsey Nina Worthen Alex Widdowson Morris Wright Cedar Junior High Death Prevents Scout Districts Graduates May ft Brothers Meeting Enter Council CEDAR CITY— Ttie Cedar City After Thirty Years Of Timpanogos Junior high school graduation cises will be held Thursday May be ::vFA$ y t-xtr-?-: |