| Show - ' I - il - : ' ' 'r ' 5 - - N ' N 1 rlice5n it gakt reibutte t State Offers Stays at Heim State Engineer Notes Rise in U SUse of i '''' Water Filings Engineér Aid Applications During ts i 91 r k Takes Charge - ' 1 ' ' ' 1 r i - 1 Ratifies Knolviton Ptrove 'lltiw) - 'I i - - s 44' 80 i - ''' ' ' ' '10' ' g '' : ' I for-purel- 4 ht y ht Hayden-Cartwrig- laws" ' Chief Outlines Police Needs - ' 1 - - - 1 - ' '' !' o0wm4 ' ' ''' k - - 44 ' - 0'1 t I -- - t Re- The Rev A E Butcher elected president of Salt Lake religious groupa Reelect All Group Leaders 1 ' All officers of the Salt Lake Conference of Religious Groups comprising ministers ofSaltLake's religious organizations were reelected for 1941:Wednesday at a meeting at St Paul's Episcopal church' Ninth East and Third South street The officers ere: The Rev A E Butcher Paul's Episcopal St church president: the Rev AW Lyons Immanuel Baptist church vice president Rabbi Samuel H Cordon Temple - B'Nal Israel treasurer and corresponding secretary: the Rev Jacob Trapp First Unitarian society recording secretary Monsignor A F Glovannoni St Patrick's Catholic churthi historian and the Rev George H 2 WeberFirstCongregationsil and S O Bennion 'mem- church ber of the first council of seventy of the L Di S church members of the executive committee together with the officers The organization will meet again et the pariah- house of St' Paul's Episcopal church January 16 to continue a discusskm on "The Church and National Defense" which was begun Wednesday ' troutinued from Pare Nine) get fingerprints of all their patrons the chierev ealed total of 859 ' : - i ' ' gi i''' - '--:i : 1 - Statistics C Fort Meade to Fort Rile: L littler C Fort Clark to Fort William M Delenev C Fort Bliss tiler: to Fort Riley: John P Gerald C Fort Brown to Fort ittlev: Frederick H Gaston Jr C Fort Bliss to Fort Rile: John P d esurtatigh Oglethorpe to Fort Riley: Paul A 'itidgeC Fort MVPr to Fort Rilem: Norman W Winn C Fort Blies to Fort Rily: Howard stitert Leech C W S Camp Shelby to Hawaiian mipartmind: Frank J solitar QM C ind iatitown Go o military reservat lois to Deaths '(1 1 ' - ' Iva Aberdeen proving ground Md: Elmor Eugene Orimun C A C re- Derv Lansing Mich to active Washington: Charles M Marestunian Inf reserve Culver City Col- - to active Moffett field: Roland Byron Peck lot mamma Huntlei Mob to active Camp Davis '::" : 3 s "' Enlistments if I I R Carlquist Will head veteran's group for coming years - is Vets' Council Announces 1941 Leader R county elec- Cariquist local recruiting °Ulcers S' Army U Joef Navy - : pill - Drink Denies : 23 Licenses The Weather t ' Corporations - Sperry Company Legislative Group Holds! Sales Meet ' - - er i ' - I should not be revoked but the commission failed to state the rea' son in its official order Apartment Group Elects Tonight dinner meeting 'Thursin the sales nual one-da- y day at 7 P ra' - in the Newhouse Newhouse hotel meeting hotel Speakers Included It 14 Brang Sheldon It Brewster- chairman vide presiof the legislators' group will pre- of Minneapolis Minn side - Werner Klepe member of dent of General Mills- company the Utah j committee's advisory E A Parker ofof San Francisco the Sperry INIur board will 'outline the committee vice president in charge of grocery prorram Leading reeltors are ex- company and J S Mitchell of products t pecting to attend San Francisco assistant to Mr Officers and directors of the Apartment House Association of Utah will be elected at the association's annual meeting Thursday at S p m Iin the auditorium of The Salt Lake Tribune and Telegram Four two-yedirectors and one Parker one-yewill be selected director Ralph P Ball the company's from among 10 nominees i Direr-tor- s Reports Phitol Theft was in sales Lake Salt manager will then meet to name a Theft of a 22 caliber pistol from of the meeting his automobile parked at his home charge president and vice president Richard F Harding executive secrelams reported to Salt Lake pollee tary said Wednesday W Harvey Wednesday by rt E Hervey of 388 Eagles Map - Greeting' Ross is retiring president North Main street ' I ( ar ' ar P Order's President ' SL Ateetmfrs: froday l ' Industries Slate Meet To Map Defense Jobs Members of Salt Lake aerie No 67 Fraternal Order of Eagles met In Wednesday night at the Newhouse hotel Jo lay plans for a reception here January 27 for William O w ' The following meetings are McCann of Kansas City Mo grand president of the F 0 E ' An initiation of several new day: members is to be conducted durNewhouse betel — ran league 10:30 a m: P E O ing his appearance here Aeries SisterhooeL 11 a m: Intermoun- - In Murray 13ngharn and Tooele ' ' lain Association of Credit Men will Join in the ceremonies noon: Naomi lodge 112:30 p M ' Associated 'Food Stores Inc 7 pm: Zonta Internationa11 7:30 p to " Bookmaking Charges ' Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen 7:30 p m: Face S L Suspect 40 and 8 8 p m 38 arrested Bill Browning Hotel ttab—Utah Wool Grow-er- g' Tuesday night at room 822 Beaassociation all day: Pacific son building was charged with National Life 'Assurance company in a complaint filed bookmaking all day Culture club 10 a in: Salt Lake Kiwanis club 12:15 p tn: In Salt Lake police court WednesW Utah Purchasing Agents' associa- day by vice squad offiters bend He was released on' 8300 : tion 6:15 p m Bennett Motor Police company '7 p in Soroptimists after a raid Tuesday night racing forms and 730 p tri' Rosicrucians 8 p nu paraphernalia Moose club 161 Second East ! lthy - Pan-Ame- I '' ' I - City street —Brotherhood of Loco- motive Firemen and Englnemen auxiliary 2 p m OrderS otRallway Conductors auxiliary 2 p tn Other meetings — International Footprint association Pilot cafe North Temple street and Redwood ' road 12:15 p m: Utah State Old Age Pension and Assistance organitatiOn 41 Poet Office place 2:30 p tn Utah Audubon society room ' i 2014 Biology building University vet UtahH011111 campus 730 p M: Apart- ment Association of Utah ' Salt Lake Tribune-Telegraaudi- torium 8 p nic Alpha alumni 51 North Wolcott- street Flying- m - - 8 ' p ra daTransport With 'Props' for - ' -- ' ' pi E 2 3 so 381 451 461 401 361 33 18! 50!- ' 0 o4° -- bate g 2 gg cr :a Building Permits owner il remodel Mrs John take residence 715 Emerson avenue $ Mark B Guilt owner remodel residence 844 Routh Fifth Last' atreet 323 ABSTRACTS of title ' Ensign Abstract Co 00 P cly 00 P ely 00 Cly 00 Cie T Cly 00 Or 00 Cie 00 Cly 21 151 51 Judge Officer Job 6 and ' ' e ' ' w t : JReber 101 Deeds Warranty Bank and Trust 401 811 eitt: 471 311 34 37' 73 111 - 271 Pliable 391 - 10 :11S' 22 ' 27t 51 441 : Wiring - 51 2il os 0 '4614 1 - ' 500 1dg ' 10 10 10 2 10 er -- 5: - - - Army Orders 10-ac- Statistics - ' Marriage Licenses t Obituaries - W'eciding Specialties -- Thomas C Peirce Thomas Clifton Peirce' AT formerlY of end artreettve dinfler rovelties gait take Otte died Tuestiav 'at his home giestrware pottery Chine but Shop 372 State in $an Irranciaco Cal of undetermined Nye to word received natural causet according t here Wedneadav by a sister Mrs Alfred A Lenten of 1190 rightb East street Divorces Aftked Mr Peirce Wag born ta gait take City 12- - 1ft83 a son of Remember Clellan to Hollywood Cal Salt Lake County Ilite“tv and Aimee BOUM Peirce "Imesa two hero until aided years : T RistlY L Mrrm from Frank Marlon motion picture operator ago Ile wile Majors Merrill nonsupptIrt intrviving aro hie widow Mrs Motel C E Kansas Cite ' Jqhol 14 Harmon llootteth Mitt Flume' 0 daturhter Mrs to Fort Custer: Thomas G Botki rental of tihelloy Idaho: two brothers iiiAi(11 Asketl sun Francisco to duty San Franeiaco: H Peirce of gait Lake City and Adel- Pima Arthur F 0 Cederatromd 13 M :CWasisAria— and four Wert H Peirce of Phoenix 11140041 to Wool: Williato sisters Mra A A Larron and Mrs Leon to Port Knox: Rich- Salt Lake County Both W Je Dew S C Dayton tol A Edith Morrison from Morrison rralad otr)r rt T Bentisott O M 'C Baltimora to i W 'Cal Fort Irrstila E Warren: Henry L Love defendant's prior divorce sot busk of Flock Napa Mr Peirce was a member of the T tI P rt A inClaikittitrCVaito klanreitinilittodCadoei! etnirch and filled a mission in Enciand i Mg:Quaid Divorces to GIFTR-Distin- cttve seta Ertl N will leave Annulnient Fort - So the officers at the air base held A farewell party in his honor at the fort Wednesday night and presented the officer with a complete Sherlock Holmes outfit— cap pipe rnicrescope outfit red ink blark cardt and—as a final touch—a thumbscrew lywood duty Captain tii c- ' crg' E- i Camp Granted ' Salt Lake County ' :w111i: Ft'tshutiel ottv' '0 al frond it Daily Ray Mitchel C setington: O M C: Fort gam Hous- mond to Seo Angelo: Robert 1 Holime- toil t to Fort MaP011 horst M C Fort Totten lit C Pldeewool Q rennet! rk sonnet to Royce Mullen& Mich: Andrew- - F StuIrian to Witchilinea7onEsayill Inf OFort HPottock C Fort nen- lore 1 Ri'PV tnotoe rwk 11 rid co c Fort Biwa to Fort Riley Cbazies P lia-ritt- I sell Esther Jane Brown in Edwin N Itfortorison from Antis It Mortensen crusity Mildred Morris from Glen Hadley Mon ris Nonsupport AmY PlinW from Waiter Don 13erl tie aid Brion' nonsupport G Harold 0 Mothersilt from Reva desertion Motkersilt Eitschis Mario Kopko from George Xopkn Jr cruelty e Pettit Pettit from R 11 rt 111)04 Pipteral Francisco be conducted In Ban runew serviette for Urn 7:ether Jane Merril''' who died menee'y in grown n Al r1f Tklrnn"1-- m 1: ' 'gerOemotant Crop- - Greet L n P went' chapel PicasRnt hiahen Rut al will he in the Grove POTP4P1PIV 2040 reel South Frteorla ma NTkursday from b to S p us Temple strott i "-- - city burial Park 4 1' -- : - 1' earntinet Christeoe Holm Barney wife of 'John- Barney ane one of the oldest reetOtmts of the corn at the family Man el:fillet 12diedWedneeday Bent Fourth Selith! 84Ilitt4 of sit entente incident to her ale She was bore in frati Denmark Jima a last & daughter of and Monett In 1472LI-- Dtate eams to 'Anderson Rolm ft chiiteh to the Utah as a convertAnanieb1--ForShe was nbri settled - in in nitirriet to Mr Barney Von' 2 1873 end the Etitinwtnotit home Salt Lake City the couple recently colehreted their the 'Deceit linwirlinit ariniveroary married rottoto iin the vetinity she had melded in seruistvilie stowMut- ifin3 Wait Pnrk moving here from fineniiin "Semi POCIIP5i omit 111411'itivwl'arthe4:mother of 14 sons anti deugle ! Itett Surviving are her holehand and sitht eons and daughter: Oliver N'and ThOmes Bee-ne-e of sdriaggillat um Sarah Herren Mrs Laura Nelson Mrs :Andrea Bnitte and Anes Barney of $ala Lake Cite:: Mrs Mrs Tillie Burt Agnes Stier of Birdseymc of Moore Idaho: 35 :geouldchticiren 22 : rs 88 i sixty-seven- th i 1 bold Sundae- at B ward etymal A G Peterson Tristids diractad by 13Ishoo Wore ilia may call at : lbe family avoidance t services Burial will be Cieudithe MI)11111011 relit tame' ut tery directed by tuueral Mont In frirst Charles Harrod - - varrefid r7 a FAR3aNGT0Nchari i died 'rump resident of Farmington lifelong causes aa tiso biome aro to incidant day of of Mr and Mrs Ira M Steed He was bora June 16 1863 in Fartninse ton a son of Joseph and Sarah 12 Stead For many Years until his 71Harrod emonreit tirement two years aro ha wan in tba maintenance department of the Wane ern Pacific railroad IL L1 rkwellt D He was a member of ths He never - married andlxaa no kaolre sun vtvnrL 1rUndril1 enrolees will be eanductad Friat 1 n tn in the Farmington L D S day ward chapel be Julian MilWr of the ward Burial will be la Farmington bishopric cametary call Thursday sad Fcidsv Friends may to 11 a m at the Union nwirmary prior until and Friday twist trivia wart in Bountiful time of sondem at Um Farmsates ' 1- enamel ' ' - - Henry August Vorwaller TOOMLM—Henre Ammet Vorwallet 52 of lobar pneumonia Daroday at tho Vatarana hospital In Salt Lake -city -wbars was he taken Sunday Mr Vorwaller waa born Jury 14 lee& In Ge"nalg a son of August and Justin& He came to America Drumech Vorwaller when he was 3 years old arts nrwx meg later g to settlad in Sugartiousa rw him the past Tooale county and Erda IPWra 15 yars baweverlur had mads sister Mrs Millis at Toad Hs was a farm? during the Brrall- his and more vacantly at kid early part bad beau a laborer at the Teeple plant of eta Intarnational Smalting and litallning He did pot marrycompany He served kt the United Stator marines enlisting August 27 1917 and was Thosior ILe ably dischsaied at Pearl liarbor October 25- - 1019 He belongait to the Vatarans2 of Paroles Wars and was a former member of the hers- Ha was a specabar of 1"iltira 1Odtte the ic IP IL lavbUlek brnihars and aia Survivors a sinfora as tallow': Carl tchattnal AuttA iforwellar Oran-girAugust ttltillW Yoram Air liormaa Erda: Vartrallyr Tnoia: tined Letitia and Myren VorweLar Tonelo:' Mumma Treat VontKnee of all Mot J S Williams Mrs J J$ aloet Mra J el Linciow litdre areptill Wriael Mira Army ancoratler all or gait Aka City end lam Millis PPrart nf Tectelta Funeral wireless will tdi hold in 'meant Second to rt ward rSansi Saturday at m tette P1111011 2 Howard Janson diti - - Caroline C H Barney aa ' ' - ' - et P Ito will be aaternat suatery (officiating honors Irriantia mae ttall at Ilya Smith funeral home 110 nith eteln street Towseido tevna In a au - Saturday until time od the services Burial will be kt Tonal eantatarr I Demar Ray Moser - c ' LD PREPTON !riche — Word was roesta4 bgrit Tuesday of the death of Defeat Rat Moser 25 In the Queen's hostittal In lionoluls4 le K Saturday et an Wear aliment The'bodo la rizetng :brought to for hurtal Preston I ' Mr 1' t Moiler wait bore la Poona& lanearv 29 1915 a lion of William Z and A Elisabeth Taylor Wooer and received bis schooling In the Preston schotUe where Ito 2 s street xcumpeirmcm: athiate Me "Woe the operat'or oft waa ain prominent 1934 and served until 1939 Durnavy Wesin Ogden inhotography shop died his "risks be attained tha reek of ing of seaman hospital dnsday at 4 a in in aniOgden first clime and later became chief ! i pnetimonit on a submarine During radio operator born December the Mr Krumperman was last two "4m be bad lived hi Meow in Ogden a :eon of 'Albert t H le 1913 IWO Me oband Eine Poulter Kruniperrnani tained hit edueation in Ogden eltr ' and wits a member of the 14 14Ichureit Holley Surviving are his father 'of 01sden:1 a three brother PaulAKrumperrnen of Ogden: Cal BEICRIIRIT- Idaho — afre Venetia FonJ Martin of Oakland anent Mrs TAIrillt Krumperman of Doncord Cal and gen Holley T17 of Resburt lied Tuesday Mrs mot nets of tOgitter night at her home after as gluons Aid IteGregor Krumperman and Mrs Moroni Pointer of several mouth& servos OM t and Besides her husband Ogden grandmotherswill itat conducted' SatLou Funeral' iservices daughters survive: Russel Holley of HolB rt m in and Fifth at French' 2 Cal p Ogden Chauncey Angeles urday chnPill by ler anti Mrs Stella Carlene of Restyurr ward Bishop Alma L setersOn Burial in Ogden city !cemetery will be Mrs Elth Taylor of CaldwallMot Mettle k directed by161alan mortdary Myrtle' niddrivray of Teton and Mrs chwendiman of Idaho Falls: seven brethere and sisters: 'Peter and Hanry Jensen of ' B Eilis l Mrs Elizabeth Randall of Ogdars Mrs Emily" -- BrownMary and Nephi Jensen of Sao frit' Writ 11AVielPil al Mrs Mabla Hammes of Cal: Ellasaettc Blotter Ellie) who died Tine-- Conga NAL and David Jame se Salt M will he conducted rriday at 2 Lak City chabelwtsi Funeral aeryleas will he tinvidnetad 714 n Firth L D to burial in !Loden comfd0" twat:tea 111 p m lIn the fteltroitg L D day at 1130 Mall 'fourth ward rhspal with Bishop p 41 Loyal mortuary Interment will he In 't officiating Taylor the Pashurg cemetery sadist direettea Of 1 Gootlale' the Flamm mortuary ItTVERDATJt Webor eounte services tot Joeph Gootisie itilli notordate Enoch M Ntadiwn wiit too conductpd farmer who died Monday - 01 21 2 p rn in Alverriala Thuraday-aPKEILICY Moho—Tomb SC 'Madmen ward chapel by lowol Arttuir a Bina-died late Tuitedat ham Burial Will ha itt Oidon city coma- 61 Goshen tamer lit bin home-o- f a apart diataaa He night tory - lt 1 bad been UI three months 1'I ' Mr Madmen was born JutV 3 pert at Belem Utah tie married Eliza it Howard Sa(lie 'Bevan i 3 1902 at gait Lake Cite and April TODELE--M- rs thee 'roved shortly atterward to Maitte in Ormolu's 21 'tam Monied Thee had her Iwo 41 et native Pailit home itt al notentlt Rho having comebin from Wapitim widow ourNifty ere In WIN the rolle ft H lnIChriateeeen ettrl a Bealitra denchter of Mrs rtnma Rovaiti $he vcan Pone aiador daughters Paul and P?nfrl Jackson Wro Mrs 'Amnia IC also a 'toter of Mr WtIRrn L 4Antiern- Mtlecn son oll Josenh Reran boilt ett Trinflo Gleteem or Mt rieseant Utith Urn Ntitariedert Viah Mrs Willett teemwhn attenetel the eervtees in Ithe Parra- - Colby n P want rnartel trig nf Huntsville mcto 1ehrieteneon Inept: New (Mettle cocoa hoc eirlhood dove 110kOn of Joromo logartfoU00 mikeepe if 74e In Tneso awl In recelk 'yearal had made Rawl ft Howsol Wilma ant Faro Mad- - 2 p m etebe - - " 1 Walter Krumperman s' : i 5 Hannah Jensen - ' - H-- ' 1 L ' TOGAN---Euner- tnal'-oge- r : Joseph ! : ' ' ' i : Christersen semirninuavisits here asei et ' ' ' t ' Goshen ' I il i Elizabeth Van Wagoner PROVO—bfre Sutton 81 widow of Richard Sutton well known cafe nroprietor dWd Wednesday at the family some 433 c '"'' Mast Center etreet ': following a stroke suf"Ie: fered Tuesday Mrs Sutton was 1 ' A bet born December 18 1859 at Midway a st f H laughter of John Ind riinCnIth YnginW Van Wagoner When ' t ' a child ' her family 't to Provo moved Isist1 where she' received 1 her education in the 0 ' ' " aity whoola ' ''''' She was married to litit's Mr Sutton on May 4 23' 1879' in Pm"' ' They resided hers tin-I-II ' 1898 when they went to Park City but returned to Provo two years later Mr Sutton died in 1934 Mrs Sutton was an motive worker in the for Relief society many years She was also a member of i i Mrs Sotto& camp No 1 Daughters tot the Utah Pico titters and the Provo Rebekah lodge Surviving are two sons mind Iwo daturb tem Bert R and Lyon' V Sutton Mrs Fern Sosisoit and Mrs Battle Moorefield all of Provo: one stater Mrs Mande Fischer of salt Lake City and a half brother George Van Weitoner of Midway Funeral services will be eonderted Sunat 1:30 p m in the Provo Fifth L D day S 579 ward chapel with Bishop Frank T Bennett in charge Burial Will be loth Provo - T Rti 00 Cie rt Elizabeth V W' Sutton 10 1 rant '''' Leo D Pills to Almon L Butter3 field section 34 townahip 101 44i 50 00ely tone 10 south range I weitt 231 101 111 331 001P ely 110 21 301 Hazel M Peterson to Peter Lod-d5 22 ('it Spell 21 Plat 51 8 block 411 lot Rn 44! T 31' St Salt Lake City commissioners ?I L Alegi 391 10 51 – 00 Clr A r to 41 M H 00 Or Walker corporation 32 Wednesday granted 'permission to Malt Lake' 441 481 48: 13 iota 00 Cly Berardino Repatiouale the civil aeronautics administration lEti Ver:71 21! 11 51! 15)21 00 and 14 block 2 Glenn subdiCly 10 351 151 vision 00 Cli to use six pairs of wires In an Seattle 51 351 351 241 D M Nielsen to 'Maggie L Niel- Spokane 00Cly cable at of 'west lot 101 431 half 33 00 and 421 9 lot underground telephone Tosonpah Cly set 1 311 411 20 Calm! 00C1r S block 1 Foment Dale Plat A the municipal airport to provide Wasnaln 304 21 451 00 Cly 24' lit Crandall to Vern E Snow weadovr Earl I 43! on the C A A wisemes '10 46! 15 28 00 Cly lot 4 block 61 Plat C monitoring facilities 191 5t 00 Cly 29i 381 Ylwatue Blaine Lublin to Inger B 'LublinA ' radio range 1 51 441 681 691 Yuma Plat 00Cll — lot 1 block 6 — ( F 13 D Meakin to Neil O O'ConB 3000 i nell lot 6 block 50 Plat Bertha McLaugblin to Katwhit B 10 tt BerancireIliZtilanrc'eckorgi'anPylat Emil F Bluhm lot 1 block 3 10 i Fairmount Snrines ordinoH WASHMITON (API-A- rmy anecial Warranty Deed Truitt sod Bank Zion's Savings Major General1 company to Willard It Smith lots 5 to T and II and 12 1 and 23 Franciseet to hotels Salt Lake County Peers PBiehop-BasFairto 34 40 to 42 block Fitroot 27 Park William CHyi Virgil (retired) and other mont Subdivialon Karlin Phyllis Carina 23 lipbor 21 property - 10 Colonels Fart LaVer ChrintopitfrInn 24 Spam huh Fork: Barre L Dale M C New Vivian rityJohnene Jo ilpitniali Fork Fort Benjamin Harrison: Sohn IN Rsation ' Gimes William Todd 311 Grallger: o D PresidielP er Ittn Francisft to Mtiehel field: Leon B Krovver C WaahIrrie Hilda Viehweg 22 rirangpr inaton to Port Riley 1 --- ' 11 ' - 1 t t ' Ii '' 1 I within ' the next few ' - ' SPRINGVLLM--M- Walker to Wasatch Holding "171"Iang motion IS- townahip 5f II range 1 west 24 tot Andy Demos to Gladys Hale sec51 3 ranee 31 smith t4tfen tion towinthip ii 21 ) en 1 eget at 13 00 p ety James G Noland to John a Lai- 241 10! 02Vly two Int IS Fremont Heights 31 Calm( 00 P ely Liszt to Charlotte ie R Coldwater 151 IA Jut coy M Lurati section 18 township 151 25 00Cly west I I Routh range 22' 2n1 TtCly Harriet Eliza Spews to Cluv An-D 101 20: derson kit 2 block 142Plat St cutely 00 CI" Lola N Taylor to Zino Milos poe 40 caimi 00 cry lion 4 township 2 south range 2 100 Or 23 431 t o News of Record a 00Cir 21 2J 38 :greit ri ca r41 -3- Calmi 441 I Okehs ':st 13 161 301 181 - m - 11 38') T - If Lieutenant Colonel Earl C Harper executive of the Fifth air baae 13 S army at Fort Douglasf doesn't succeed in the new post of duty to which he will be assigned starting Saturday it won't be the fault of the officers of the base Colonel Harper has been ' assigned to the inspector generars department of the southwest air ' I ' William Day - - I - - - g et pc New car sales policies and ad' 3611 vertising plans fort the coming 31 year were studied Wednesday new of a the meeting night at 291 car sales force of the Bennett 1ratmear City' 374 Motor company of 24 West Fifth Kan 1a geaaill 551 65! Aunt South street Ford :Mercury and Leolt 401 Milfard 22! 11pla14 PI LineolnZephyr dealers at the Ho- 11sle York' 29: tel Utah 271 Omha 701 Wallace T Bennett president Phnom!' 341 Peraltr4o vvas in charge of the program 481 Pell& Or -- Richard W gandiand of the Utah Motor' Transport association spoke Wednesday night at a meet- Lieutenant Colonels Bernard Smith ' C E al"' 714° to ing of the Wcrmen's Utah Motor Shelby: Edward IL Dixtiowitir C E association 'at the New- - Camp Fort Worth to Fort Leonard Wood: Charles C E Cleveland to Camp ShelW Biithn a legislaoutlining Isaac arnsidink F' A Chinago Ato by Robert J Van Buskirk C urged by the truck- - CWashintrion: Oro deoart Meat to !Fort Mcfor the- coming year tsrio:Hawaiian Fort Gordon P Silveira Altar pg Pals other-bookmakin- -- Transport Unit Meets ' - ' - 11 c4 Blanding I Belga Burley Huila CkeYenn Chilean° Delta Denver Eike pry Jata - rg m so am ?"1 slams g - -- ti 60' ' n- : 1 ' - Two subcommittees of the Utah Manufacturers' association working to mobilize' Utah industries into units sufficiently large they can take defense program contracts will meet Thursday at 10:30 a m in the Kearns building They are the subcommittee for the needle industry headed by F R Pykef and the subcommitte for the knitting industry headed by Rulon Baron of Brigham - Auto Firm Salesmen Map 1941 Program City 1 ' - f "' I-- I - ' : Realtors'!- Will 'Fete - Lenroot rry - : te -- - 1 out-of-sta- 'Jae s At Meeting Flour company in the Ogden Utah district met Wednesday with mill officials at an an- - ( half-brothe- out-riv- - d L--- 0 ' committee--sponsore- 4- - s I Salt Lake Oty at a ' I- - - ' 1 t Wilson 1145-Browni- '- will be outlined to Utah legislators now in ' rAlwarti - lasation's program JT Annie - hivelve - Limmommomi ulon ' ' J 1 irother William Atkin Sr - o ' ' ' ' -- Pnd ex-serv- ice m11M0 ktrsull - chapel 4 ' ' B of It C Elects Central Credit Union Elects t I 1911 latrut trician of Salt Lake county Wednesday might was elected chair- enMcrav0 ILairivdcalresLetsrcasonsf oRtismn JY Caron of Butte Mont: man of the United Veterans' coun- Kat- Harvey Moran 22 son of Mrs Marls cil for the coming year at a meet- irtan Conrad Mont: Thomas G White 22 son of Mrs George H Dover of Twin ing at the Newhouse hotel Bridges Mont: Donald A Brovic 18 lion He succeeds Bert Loper chairof Mr and Mts Bert N Brevig of omit Fails Mont Jame A Martin 17 son of man during 1040 Richard of Deer ROSOIIRTVIS Mr Carlquist will appoint a Lodtrenmdut: Harfield itcMartin Ig Ilniniti arranbert 1Ci Eirrwin IS secretary and committee chair- tanchorvi ennn l'of Vallor Mottittames R: Knott lit men at the next meeting of the Mr and Mrs Raymond W Knott of Great Falls Mont: Arthur el Johnson Jr 17 group eon of Mr and Mrs Arthur PI Johnson of Plans for observance of Wash- Great Falls Mont' Joaeoh F Sharp 17 eon of William L Sharp of Spokane the ington's birthday by group l O Kellogg of Jr is composed of represent- Wane:I:41 OLester Kellogg of Pendroy Meaon Joatives from every aeph D Adams IS eon of Mrs Janet of Butte Mont: William J Christie man's organization in the coun- Adams I& son of Mr and Mrs Clarence' Christie of Baseman Mont: Morahan R Noel 17 were also discussed ty son of Mrs Helen Sims Booterrs' of Pasa- (luting : the meeting dena Cal ' j 1 it - 4 inesw-Apo- pailt D Roberta 22 soo of Mr and Mrs Don C Roberta of Provo: Marvin L 20 son of Mr and Mn Arvil Stephens A Stephens of Eden Idaho: Robert H Miller 21 son of Mr and Mn Robert Miller of Ririe Idaho: Thomas F Howell 19 son of Mr and Mn Thomas L Howell of Challis Idaho: Marvin H Johneon 17 son of Mr and Mrs Francis S 6Idaho Falls Mellor Dale M IliiterIT-1son of Mr and Mrs Floyd R Denning of Idaho: Robert e Moort 17 son analtnOIL and Mrs Claude C Moore of Boise Idaho: Llord F Leach Jr 17 son of Mr - ' M11 Charles J Ttickfteld Joseph G Nerson 19 son of Mr and Mrs Tramonion: Harold P Moore 19 son of Mr and Mrs Charier R Moore of Shelley Idaho: Rainh D Ruttier 25 on of Mr and Mn Roy E Kuttier of Pocatello Idaho: Val CI Anthony 23 son of Mr and Mrs David H Anthony of Riris Idaho U S 4 W armed said Wednesday: - rein ghaanyon LPW115--R- - Os t - 7 Eoon 14resieeltieveTnachteitweld: mtontaoct flictilertetypere -- !' James Wilson Young - A Births Robert Overberk Mt reeerve Chicago 11 Cactive rvm'1)PKtaigortLTrto Lta livitt"liettrti Francisco Robert Howard Anderson C reserve Dixon 111 to active duty Washington: Mark Henry Burnharti S C to activa Washingtsm Albert Bertram Willett A C Brookivn: reeerve taaadeyra - 1 grade of the North avenue i Downington I nettsirvitvweed Burial will be in Mt becyhoohlia Hpae ! Olivet cemetery s to suitors Merle and Frienda may call and ' Mary a Young 1st o''''' 200 South s ' Salt Lake City Jack brother Qua " 't Temple street Thurs ossit I grand-44Y from 4' to ' 8 I Illarlaw-Edn- iuud Fr et 1TeMPle ' roratet"ancrrie 'k West Itteet 11": Fro" mnl 9 and 1 ‘k until Irrktail IS"' 344: 1)zm17:-"M r a William G a- nt and t 1 4 minuthe all of Heber ""m " Young ' Hatirto —unLettIZIIt°sub'enrt and Ruby lindens 10 k and two great-granaeryes and Ella Lallose Alien priz !onlo FL Sarah Ortiao—Nachlo li parents i l'itive Decemhose Bin New of daughter in '71111: ' born ber 22 and London Conn May 28 Idaho ArJames B Wlia'ne at 4 Reynolds—Sidney Leonard and Ruth De1910 a' daughter or 'A C N and Van Der Midway gyle Bingham Canyon daughter Puneral serel e el cember 23 Weil Willemsen and twat be held Sunday"' Ireldimand and Irene I had resided in Salt getterberg—Harry at 2 p tn lit the Pate Sandy daugnter December 24 Lake Ctty the past 'Reber First L D a Daniel and Virginia Amy 25 years ' 1 ' Smith Albany Ga son December 20 her art mv:41 wehtriPP8Ot 8111°41)4w' noble—William David and Venla Dewean i h uSurviving s hiss d C J Mts Tanen' tam': Myers 214212 McClelland street daugh- - Thornton: a eon Dean Corlett Thornton ot Heber cemetery Jonle9 Teethe 'Ake City four bmthera Raymond and C N Willemaen Ir of Salt Laeand Anton Willomsen ot t Hen derso her parents and a stater CorPAYSON—Mrs Annie I Termed 11P0- i orte Eleanor Erickson 1865 Herbert nell a Willemann of Salt Loh CRY'l 4 avenue daughter chDecember 27 Li 70 Reed Mann &el wife of semi Charing JoDoyle-She- rman Mi Zeda tete TueethlY night at thfamily hems aft-Bountiful ' daughter hanna Andersen December 27 er an Ohtani at aov- --Irst 4 ylog Hueffner-F- red and Maris Kohutek 265 Charles James Tuckfield44S a Mechanic eml weeks 4 was Wilson Montrose avenue son December 29 Mrs Pierasa-R- oy 'to and Edna Emma Jenson1 for the Union Pacific rallsoad died Wed- born in ayon April 209 West North Temple street daughnesday at 3 a m at his horns 21430 ?peit: 07 701g a daughti ter December 29 Green street of a heart attack Rnatna Pavans Tar Farley Oswald and 'Avon Gallagher He was born at alogbare4 July 2t I02 vers Atte wits mar I 'Murray deughtiir December 29 Krnpr ncer non of James Howell lied !Ashen' Aim rind to Mr Wilsonand kaither Huntley 528 - I mous Tucklisitt He was a World war st Provo in Decorsti street daughter December 29 vsoo 114112 Hardy-klug- etie ber Lee and Promise Jessie An- votaran t are her derson a64 Douglas street sou Degurviving one durviving are his widow lira Rachel 1 Hokanaon and husband a F rn Tuckfisid: dausbier cember 30 oeon f Stevene-Ll- oyd Lee EvGline Tucklield of Salt Lake City two Lloyd H Wiion lni Partridge andsonNolaDecemsons Lyala and Ralph Tlicklield of Salt Payson five datiab--4 2565 Esat etreet Lake City: two asters arc Ivor Boyce era Mrs Zoe Pulver ost ber 30Eighth ' and Wall-J- ohn Othell and 'inlets Batty 739 of Butierville and Mrs Sfax Holmatead Mrs Grace Gobel 0 ! W Mc- - L- of Lehi three John Curzon- Mrs Delia Scott avenue son December 30 or Bait Lake of Robert Callan Naftali-Dra- yton Curzon PotsPayson ot City ' Burns and Hazel Mar tell° Idaho and' and C1irzon eiricreteriMrs Pent Wager Gardner Payson sou December 31 an Fork Livia estopinother Mrs Altos Ttiek Mn Maurine CaUva Workman-Har- ley Ervin and Lucille Ramand tour 'stepsisters Mrs ol Los Aneeles: 15 1Ji :elti sey 947 Tenth ILast atreet Ion two Loa Mrs grandchildren Cal:' Angeles 31 n Doxford-Fr- ank gromgrandchildr L and Carol Margaret Nettie Lain i and lira JITaatiComa n broth one sister and one Balt Lake 'et Hamilton 668 North First West street Of Lehi and Mrs Ben Rose r Mrs brother George City daughter January 1 Lelia Funeral services will be conducted Rum Rrindley of Hanna Cson-I- saac Lever and Jorgensen a Z day at 1:30 p m in the Wells L D ' B Idaho 22 D street daughter January 1 1990 GOA' East wreet by Temort ayson: chapel Anderson--El- lis L and Eva Powell East ward Mrs Wilms Herl'im Arnold Mra two halt airtart the Columbus Miii Creek daughter January 1 L D R ward bishop of W- - A Prancotn and irittict rank rink's" Gaffney-Ha- rold Erwin and Maxine Riggs ALanwilL eg ryigmig call a at and ftil East Seventh mu! 1 daughter January street vintil flaturdaY at 19 a m Payson Murrayen- -H Frederik and Amy South and the at from 14130 reeidence Bastival Axelia Oker 972 Third avenue daugh- - a m until t p m will be“ lit ' 1 terJanuary Willis and Pittiline Wil- - City eemetery '1 Treere-Ro- ttert 4 52 D street son January 1 llama Earl-Ch- arles ire OZORGIC -- WtflIu Atkin Ir I Frank end Merton ElizaA ' beth Morgan 964 East Third South a resident et Utell p4ie the sustainer et street daughter January 1 Edward Alfred Lontionti1SA of OS entrib 1859 and one of isoutharri Map'i pioneer Hatomend-Wil- lard 'Taft and Norma 'May I4eventh West street died Wednesday at cattlemen diad at hie home bs IlL GOMM Martin Tooele gnu January -3 p m at his home of pnournottia4 He was Petersen-Ra- lph Incident aGeorge and Carolyn Mora retired employe of the Monnett Glass and at 2 - in WeduasdayUI el cause'month& aventle daughter Paint company gan six for He had bees to age 2 January Mr Lencoot was bornIn Bweden July in Ashland Par March 23 1859 EmoteHarld Emery and Myrtle NeilO ' 1934 a son of Peter Eric snd Adolpttine MrBorn son 355 Sherman avenue Atkin arrivad in Utah the fotioadzi daughter la Berk Litidrnth nd (Leonora with ilia parents W January 2 Hit Crow to the United-Pmtaa a eon summer lived Gelmatsd-Hyr- um LeGrand and Marjorie vert Rachei Thompson Atkin Tha family B church D L of the whom the 186S until Hamlett 322 Quince street son JanuIske City He married Janet Share in the aid Pall at Salt moved to Goners St 3 ary parents Lake October hotuto Endowment 1979 29 triflenod Atkin Barrott-Dew- ayne Rnthwell and Helen When only a youth Mr Mr Lenroot was a and livea tanner Utah and laterhisbecame Dnrothy Olsen 2922 South Second West stock grower at Rexburgfanner Idaho before in retirement several and cattle man untit street son January 3 turn the He had iivad In of the rebcentury Barnett Sackett-Ephr- aim Elisa He married Rena and LaVar years ago Mary City for about 2$ years George Petereon 1302 street daugh- SaltHieLake ruary 14 1893include lit the widow widowt three ter January 3 Emery Survivors Sardis Jolly-Ev- erett Adolph Haien of Button-willoHunter and Louise Peadaughters Mrs Ammon Lake of cock 135 Third gait street daughter Clara Utah: Melt of Smith Cale and Mrs George January 3 NOWPft-I- tnY three Jeltrakr William Atkin and Myrtle Ann et Brigham George: 'service truneral William '78 for Atkin of flity of $t George Salt 645 'Fourth FAA street twin 360 West Sixth South street who died Jr of Pacifte Atu titans and LeRofAtkin daughters January 4 of afternoon in a Salt Lakeihospitel Cal Mrs Andrew sister a Johannes Dirk and Adeline Tuesday Springer 2 p m at will he conducted Thursday-- et 79 $ street daughUtah: two Motnqua 244 T BOHAI street: East south Atkos ernte ter January 4 of wgetiegtew Utah be in Solt ' 21 itt George 29 Amos and Mary Lucille willFriends Bywater-Ll- oyd may c hake the place of funeral of Archer 831 East First South street prior services to at will services 4 Funaral daughter JanuaryErnest E leg NoMr Day was born at -maks Milano-- Pits 2 p in Thursday at the Forniontri and i vember 8 1882 a son of Britbam-and Mye- tabernacle with Bishop 543 Thirteenth East street daughter litis Brandon Day and had resided in Salt Burial will ha In St GIOTTO officiating Friends January 4 Anderson-V14- 1cm may call at the home Harnian and Maxine lAike City the peat 40 yeara cametary until 1 P fit TtillradtIc Hardwick 441 North Main street son from 10 a e- 1Y e Thomaa—John Henri Thomas 36 1124i Garfield likNO111111 akull fracture (traffic : ' fatality) January 5 Crump—Roland IrvlutCrump 51 litaina lung IhneeliL January 5 McDonald —John Vincent McDonald le days 425 East Second South street : t! - - Aim ' Johanna Wilma' Yotunt HERER—Jsznes Ina Thoratott30 of 1737 Second East street of Wilson L and Dules Rose Train& died died a in TusedtlY Lake ma Salt 11:45 at night of leukentlia Nit p Tueday trio will be con 1 ball boon ill a 'wreak ducted at Rs was born Sags12:30 p Fridar n the - " 3 tomtvelf 111 1934 at 'fzitr Polvedre L D S Heber and eras a t is student in the first : E 142 t clusltPrtit 81443 n: tiltya t I04ituaries lObituarie t I January January 9 1911 721 - Salt Lake City diarrhea — 't ' PSlialCit - ' - 4 Wraitter eonditions reported by U IL 'weather bureeu January S 1941 ' 'TAN—Pair Thursday t beeasionel Ai an additional step toward ' ' frem tight rain Friday Arlie change hi tem(Continued Nine) Page source at Chief crime the abolishing perature cloudy Thursday Vetterli advocated passage of a a motor vehicle during andIVEVADA—Partly Erlday cooler operating cloudy Tt'ered ay and city ordinance to keep unescorted a revocation period- ' was revoked ' IDAHO—Partly rotifer south porttna Thursday iwtOMINel-Dene- rally girls from frequenting beer parlors for an additional year beginning Friday: fair Thursday: "We have a real job ahead of ' Friday 'Heady warmer eterthenat lortis ' 22 1941 July portent 'Thursday with IN but cooperation of the city Licenses of the following were commission rand the public I am High pressuriois centered over weitern revoked for three months for reck- Wyoming western Colorado and eastern confident that the next few months less driving: Devon Dalton 280 Utah An intense low pressure area la ' ' svill see centered 400 miles southwest of the about Theodore dewas in the elected East Center street Midvale Frank middle Catifornia Myers many changes j a 2111ary 6 N and Marie P Dents Between these hen coast president of trintah lodge 1223 L Decker Louise avenue Magna two centers winds aloft are southerly partment by which the 269 West Second South streeL son over the northern mountain re- Brotherhood of Railway Clerks for Earle shifting benefit" he conclude& 1 January A Ross Garfield 'Calito over The Jr Parkinenn-Cha- rles winda von Chapman westerly ' Jay and Edith Vera i The meeting was presided over fornie at the surface year at a meeting at Donald Rigby 2835 Highland drive have Williams 1409 Butler avenue daughof the Utah Cen- the coming officers New rereached with very high ter 6 Newhouse the Ashton hotel Wednesday Salt Lake City John'Archey Joyn- sulting Importation of moistures but as Fisher-Me-rlin-January Edison and Beulah Wood by J Wendell president of Aanion were elected band c'it'utlisr13nrinctia has moved the chamber who introduced City tral Credit nightnight He succeeds Ira C Tholhas er 244 North ward 2804 Chadwick street daughter Third 'West street rolf" this at at a i meeting Wednesday slowly Commissioners P H Goggin John January c president fon the' past four years Provo: Keller Penrod R F D riy rain blve oc:urred alonYg itclatteamstiolinol hotel Newhouse the B Matheson Oscar W McConkte and Witah' who was presented with a gold pin No 3 Box 3 Provo and Leland northernw iCalifornit Oregon L are Those mounchosen from the Harry: ingtosi New Suits Filed and George D Keyser I tain region The outlook is for a conBeaumont Beaver Addison B In token of his service to the or Stanley president tinued stow eastward movement of the Mr Ashton announced 'the ap- Thomas vice f ganization of Cedar City was Pacific storm with prectritation reaching Third District Court Phil Muriel president Cheney Other officers named are Floyd denied Thorley middle Industria1 tommission of Utah vs Fred pointment of Hyrum S Young as a Thomas by Friday Temperalicense a for three months the Helen Tittle tures continueplateau mild for the season in the T Mathews company to compel attend-ne- e L Evans vice president Martin R for reckless director of the city chamber to suc- treasurer secretary mountain memat hearing and the following region driving: ceed Ray D Free vice president Comparative data for Salt Lake City: GiM Papadopulos irn Mien Delrabrizio secretary: Lynn The license of George Glende the board of directors: Barrus recording Degrees for lois of grazing etc $350 and director who has been called to bers of Howard financial and Whimpey 48 1605 Mayfair circle' was revoked Highest temperature Wednesday ' V O Lee Ray- treasurer Edgar B secretary serve in the national guard The Carl J In this month since 1874 62 Lofvest Summerhays one for for Hierboecic operaFederal Court mond 32 Bankruptcies year Snarr Ludwig negligent new vice president will be appoint-- 20 Lowest this rriontK since 1874 a motor vehicle Hew- sergeant at arms- Albert L Lyons tion of Leo E Dale A Ith 1651 'Dimwit avenue truck- and V Liston Reevet Mean for next 40 ed week Mr Ashton said Inner and outer guard: Robert R g762-01: assets 11580 exemP' The license of Vohner D Ovititt Normal Wednesday 29 er: debts lett Robertson chaplain:- - Daniel Dy- of Elmo was inches tions 11550 30 for suspended ' Total precipitation for the 24 henry ' ' son 1 organization chairman: : J days and he was given an op00 New ending et 5:30 p m :' Frank Brown entertainment chair— '1°3 e to show iettuse why the Tr'" foircIala arnIS to late portunity this Utah Pictures Pelt Lake man and M B Howard legislative license should not be revoked for orotstAsteotittateficismy 27 City manufacture corporation and sale motkm of picsince October 1 to date chairman films and photo supcties capitalizalicense of Pear! Total falsification The Accumulatd excess since October 1 1141 ture tion L White 110000 a president: The officers will be Installed Lucille McCarty of Greenriver i I m i - sun seta 5:18 Chester T Clawson vice president was pmSun rises 7:53 Jay ' January 9 1941 12 W - Wright secretary-treasurFebruary 30 was she and for Weather 'Wedintniday Observatioes Takes esat suspended Utah days 'committee on The real Mountain 5:20 it et Time ordered to show cause why it Representatives of the Sperry tate - - i ''' Army Orders Walker - 4 —T—az Clifford ' t - IllialimilllloiNrratieCia'rrtiriWilehrgrvtiodis6 1 :' - '- 000 - - ' ' ts'"t- t44 s applications were Passage of the underground water law which requires filings on an wells drains and springs together with several seasons of 'drouth are principally responsible for the large increase Mr Ilumpherys said The greatest increases are noted in domestic irrigation stockwatering and mining applications The 214 domestic applications filed in 1930 were more than doubled in 1940 with a :total 'of 474 Irrigation applications jumped from 92 in 1939 to 18Z in 1940 Stockwatering applications increased from 31 to 85 and mining from three to- 15 during the Same period Other filings made' during the year included change applications 67: miscellaneous 28 and power applicatione eight Total filings for the intermediate years were as follows according to the report: 1934 214: 1935 276: 1936 475- - 1937 318 and 1938 312 applications Receipts for claims and applice-hi- h tions during the last four bienni- ums since 1933' total 682003 of which more than $52000 was for underground water In the 1935- 36 biennium following paStage of the underground water law ap- o proximately 939000 was received at the state office for underground water claims alone Total receipts for that biennium were 349573 Receipts - for the three other bienniums followl 1933-3- 4 $6508: 1937- 38 ' $11682 and 1939-4- 0 $13840 i- 0 fice A - ' - filed the year with 438 for ' 1939 during and only 205 for 1933 The average for the seven years prior to 1940 was 320 per year the report shows S L Ministers 2 ''- : 1: ' - '' ' - ' ' The number of water applica tions filed with State Engineer T H Humpherys during the past year more than doubled the total of 1939 an$1 wal four times greater than the number flied in 1933 according to a report of the past eight years issued at the state of- 0 ' i '''- I I 11 : - I ' :' - - 1 Past Year More ? 0i A 0044:114 4 Hayden-Cartwrig- - - - - I Than Twice939 Total ii A ' ot its engineering staff to aid In the promotion of national defense were offered to military agenciet itif IItah Wednesday by the state road commission carry'Ing out conunitments made by its Chief Engineer representative Ezra C Knowlton at a recent meeting In Denver of a committee of the Western 'Association of State Highway Officials The commission also went on record as requesting congress "to allocate to the states as early as poosible a special highway construction fund in the amount of tho entire road user taxes now collected by the federal govern merit legs the amount allocated for the rfltular federal aid program and based on the formula now ttsed In the distribution of regular federal aid fund& but matched by on 50 per cent of the the states present ' basis as per the existing law to be ex- pended entirely on the ntrategie highway system as 4lesignated by the proper defense agencies" The commission also will urge eongress to :make funds available military highways and "retain the principles of the federal id highway act and annual allocations of the regular federal alti allotments including all items of appropriations appearing in previously enacted ' Nilk4--- 11‘' - " - - - ' ' FAbrritobs I '' ' i - : ' ':" ' RoadiBi -- '461 ri!4PgM04'r'n'z'VeV4'44ZtY"Ve t 4 - ' ' ' 4 ' - I 1 ' 1 - Morning t r‘ t - : - 4 t ' ' t J : - - ' t t - nursaay - ' I ' r ' - ' ' i t ' I - - t - i ' ' II s ' ' t ' i ' |
