Show 4 - -- Mosa-da-y Approximately 70000 men between the ages of 21 and 35 had been registered but congress had passed a law stopping the induction of those over 28 years of age Dur- - Florence E W Benson ing the first year of the war the OGDEN--1re VI o r it c e Elizabeth Benson 28 of 1435 age limits were extended so that Twenty-fift(Betty) Williams street wits of Lieutenant L men from 18 to 45 were subject W Benson former and duction management have been on to military service All such men Olide physidan died Sunday the civilian firing line in Utah have been registered and practi- Sturgeon an te :"' at 5:15 a m In folTo cally all have been classified by Ogden hospital since before Pearl Harbor an extended the ordinary civilian our work local boards and appeal boards Iliwnel due to a heart addition men between 45 and ailment may not mean a great deal al- In ' Mrs Benson W a years of age have been regis- - born 1 August 24a I though many of the shortages and 65 In 'k' 1914 Ogden residents tered for occupational service the curtailed economy :' ' a William of daughter At the end of this yeat of war H and Ethel Paine t '' are experiencing- are the result of 4 IV SA a i She Willianui we see a still stiff ahead P B actions program of 8 lifelong resident ''''' for selective service Many more Ogden where ohs was : Service Organization the from thousands must go into the armed graduatedsenior high ": 1 at- - i In addition we have the eghoc She also colHowever there are few if any forces : :( Occidental tended ' industrial or business concerns increasingly important responsibil- lege at Pasadena who have not had some contact ity of protecting man power for cal two years and with the local office during the war industries including agricul- - 1:igh University of Her mother died past year and found the board to tural and livestock at home December 6 1941 be a service organization assistexactly r aa year prior Mrs Benson to Bensons ing local activities within the limdeath itaticms war production has necesis her husband who is taSurviving tioned at Camp Haan Cal In sarily imposed Lieutenant Benson arrived Ogden from Priorities have been a headache his post Sunday vening Funeral oervices win be conducted Tuesor a help depending on the perthe Ogden Twelfth 11) $ day at 1 p mtryin David Beate A S Ernst S Romney bishop ward chapel spective but they have certainly L D li ward Mt 01 Ogden the vibeen a lifesaver in channeling runral Dery I e aBeate Au tally need materials to the war for MrsMelaka Ernst Mary Nelson Olsen plants both for construction and rusta 82 wbo died at her F iservices for Mary Neloperating purposes home 1958 West I son Olsen 85 885 West Tenrd South 'Greet Now that the war production North street t wno Ole Temple died at her home widow of ()teen picture has become fairly stabi- Saturday will be I Saturday nightwillof bea v"""MORIWP4"1 lized the board is introducing a conducted Tuesday at beart attack conducted Wednesday tn at 255 Secnew control program which should 1ondp East the in at 1:30 p in street by Provo L D 8 Second Toone provide maximum use of materials Clyde ward chapel w t h 4 was Mrs conErnst and facilities This is the J Earl 'evils bishop widow of Carl C°the trolled materials plan which be- Ernst and w'as a nal- 1 presiding ' Olsen w a it Mrs of Germany comes effective during the second live tsoa- riE October 11 had resided in BARI tt ' born ' In Drammen or 1837 the 1943 Lake of tinder this proCity i quarter a daughter 44 years Norway e esC" gram all suppliers of war goods or pastFriend of Mr and lira Nels may call Nelson She came to t at 255 Second East essential civilian goods will sub- street Utah with a sister from lii mit their estimates through the 4 p mMonday to 8 p in Ingeborg Iversen in the until and 1866 and settled Tuesday proper channels of steel copper time of aervices Bur- - iProvo and aluminum which they expect lel will S in the &lilt On October 20 Mr xrnat 1876 she was mar- to use in manufacturing a specified Lake City cemetery MA to Mr Owen in- r ' amount of finished An the Fait Lake Endowgoods isnd ment C IIinz house boardWilliam overall the requirements meved to Koosharem committee which has a full report where she lived for t illam Claus Hinz 75 forrnr employe seven years befor&reon available steel Pacific railroad died at 1181 copper and of the Union street to Provo turntng was Mrs Olsen Ninth East Eunday &fternoon of ailactive in aluminum for the quarter then ments She incident to arc 14 I A and Relief oociety until sac the GerMr Hinz was born in Gotheby must balance the demands against retire to her Man V September 7 1887 and bad lived forced the supply In the United States for 88 years Nick Xruse & nephew This again may not mean much of Survivors includ an d David Elder Buist Holladay and severalandnieces to the average individual but the nephews Texas Iowa in residing END014 Cache County—DavidIca'rider program is designed to overcome the Hulot 70 a resident of Mendon one of the most serious bottleSunday 56 years tiled at his home pant James heart attack ArAcy Lyman about 7:30 a tn of a 23 at He necks in war production As such 1872 In was born Ireoruary services for James Acv Lyman both and Agnes David on of It affects us all for only through 90 Funeral a Scotland a Salt Lake Butmett Buiet in died who to the United Thursday came Hs a constantly increasing flow of war hospital will be conducted Tuesdav noon age of 13 family atS the States with hie by as After chapel will the McKinley L D S ward Burial church materiel to our armies overseas at a convert to the L D for Ad lei Stewart ward bishop one year the City living In Salt Lake Mendoe can we hope to brin this conflict be in Salt Lake City cemetery their to make lankily moved to eaths Utah Residents Shoulder Duties in Time of Peril (Orwowslm4 from Pse Thwtee41) been prepared for each munity The state has been divided into two parts with a complete fire protection program developed par- tially under the forest fire fighting service and partly under the fire division of the state council Through the aid of the agriculture committee the crops of the state of Utah were all harvested Perpetnal Inventory A perpetual inventory of all supplies which would be necessary in the event of an emergency has been developed The water supplies throughout th state are being studied and protected through the use of state gua rds An active protective program in sanitation h a 8 been undertaken throughout the state One of the outstanding salvage programs of the United States has been conducted An intensive 1 h ! com- tuLE completely developed A nutrition program through which the citizens are being taught th use cf substitutes in case of shortages and rationing is in full progress Day nurseries for the care of ehildren of mothers working in defense industries have been opened and are operating daily Art air raid watcher system has : -- : s ' '' :: ii ' -- r- - ''''W-:- -- "I k- - ! ligt Deaths - PROVO---Funer- ' al - 4 - — ' r l - - "-- War Savings Staff Given the men and the munitions the most important element Had Bleucher Activities of Utah offices of the in any towar is time appear at Waterloo when United States employment 2iervice failed which are a part of the war man he did Napoleon would have been Fifteen minutes' real show the victorious power commission at Pearl Harbor might changes in the Utah labor aitua- warning have saved us from disaster The Lon due to the war clock-lik- e precision of the united of an been increase There has in the recent expedition nations 285 per cent in placements by the 'U S E S in Utah during the past to north Africa upset Hitler's enfor the year year or 72309 for the first 10 tireIn schedule every encounter between our months of 1942 compared with 25395 for a comparable period in armed might and the Japs in the Solomon we have won because 1941 Agriculture has played a we there first with the greatprominent part in the placement est were We will continue to force program with 29837 workers this as we keep this inin so 1941 long 5317 in year agairist The employment service is defi- tiative We can do this only so as our factories and yards nitely geared to the war program long ships and but it is in no way neglecting the turn out the planes the can operleaser activities The proper ap- the guns These plants long as they have the portionment of man power between ate only so The money must come civilian military needs and other money from It cannot be the is and people the industry agriculture most serous problem confronting extracted out of thin air Utah today The increasing proFund duction requirements and the di- $15000000 In the last seven months 'Utah minishing labor supply require an efficient operation program Our has bought $15000000 in war This is an excellent recfigures speak for themselves in bonds as it is we have ord Excellent demand this meeting only begun 1 Ne Problem The problem of labor for agrieultural production is no longer Office of Defense merely one of providing labor for the farrners needing it It is a Transportation The office of defense transporproblem of most effectively utilizhas had a single objective ing the labor supply we have on tation hand Agriculture has a still fur- in mind during the first year of ther contribution to make to the the war and this objective will also be the aim of our second year military forces and also to the of conflict expansion of war industries Thereis to keep all essential fore it must maintain production Tis of essential food and expand in transportation rolling with a minievery possible way using every mum of wear and tear on equippossible source of labor Toward ment and above all conservation this end the 'United States em- of tires Operators are facing a ployment service for Utah is co- tremendous demand in wartime both passenger and freight operating with every agency where traffic We are and are entitled to the wholeheartfarm labor is affected now definitely planning the farm ed cooperation of everyone in the program for 1943 magnificent work they are doing On the other hand we have the During the first year of war and the 0 D T control program has present anticipated employment of 235 employers engaged in become fairly well defined Now activities essential to the war ef- the preliminaries are over and fort Construction pr ojects are the public has barely felt its rerww at their peak and are expected sults as yet I beiteve that during to start tapering off but any slack the years to come results of this here will be more than taken up control will really be felt and we by demands of actual production ask full cooperation tri 31an Power Commigsion - 1 ' been fully organized and is functo a successful conclusion tioniag reporting all planes which are not traveling on regular commercial lines the plants being constructed Constriction labor requirements In this estimate are based only on projects already initiated If additional ones are started estimated needslx-il- l of course be increased In the meantime the 136 establishments for which the total is given require approximately 26000 additional workers to staff them to maximum operating efficiency Thee totals however do riot include agriculture the railroads or the Columbia Steel company' plant at Geneva which will be getting into production during the summer Thus the total increased labor demand in Utah will be well above the net demand of 11138 workers previously mentioned To meet this demand there are now only 1991 active registrations for employment with- the USES In Utah and approximately 31000 workers are expected to register for empl'oyment during the next year Of these 23000 workers will be already employed and seeking a better job asking only part trne employment between the ages of 14 and 18 or will be- migrant labor The critical housing shortage existing in Utah will hamper efforts to draw heavily on the migrant labor supply " i' (4 4 program looking to the storage of coal was carried on and as a result the emergency Mow upon us has been reduced to a minimum A liaison has been developed between the military and the civil to provide as promptly as possible all local requirements for the military agencies A recreation program looking to the develcpment of recreation facilities for the workers as well as the military is being undertaken An education program readjusting the school curriculum from peacetime to wartime has been Office of Price Administration The Utah state office of price administration as such was established midway in the first year of war and is now handling the multiple duties of price control and rationing in the state Price control is our chief weapon for combating an inflation which would otherwise result from a increased and a purchasing power dwindling supply of goods In Utah as much as any other place this is necessary because of the dislocation of the state's economy resulting from the concentration of war plants and military installations in this area The same holds true of rationing When there is a shortage of goods a wild scramble develops among the potential buyers and the only equitable distribution possible on a basis of need and availability is through rationing That is what the 0 P A is doing in Utah through the assistance of our local volunteer war price and rationing boards greatly Friends may call at 124 Fourth East street Monday from 6 to 8 p m and at borne t his widow of MendonA East street Tueeday from 11 fiveSurviving' 1748 Second eons and daughters Annie 12tir1 and to 11:30 a-- m 34 eRta B at of Mencion with Fern and pt attooed David G Butat Sergeant and two A ustrali a army itt Ruled the U S Alexander M of MenOon and brothers Malad John Hulot of Mrs Hannah Mario McClelland N 14400n 55 of Trooc died gunday at 1:45 a m in a Balt Lake hocpttel of eimbolus W 8ne wan born in Penculton February 22 1887 a daughter of Thomaa and Estrah Idaho—Harold W RaidY marriod to 40 POCATE120 She wa Ann McClelland technical 517 West Iander street at C rtailroad Jacuary Panguitch Neon Joseph for the Union Pacific 13 1935 supervisor died 6 1905 Mr N 1411011L Ddied May in ut & Pocatello Sunday early company 8 church Tropic S member of the illness a foilowing she wait active In ohurch and relief work rinaPital in Glenna 24 li002 Born SeptemberWilliam C and Mary al there eon of a Ferry eons to Pocatelid Mrs Nielson is survived by three Raidy Mr Randy tame all of Wood months old Jemos Calvn arbd Eldon Nielson with Ms parents when two Bethke AckHe Sirn May 15 daughtersMntMn Mabel Hero he married Rose Tropic: eight Norton 1923 and began working tor trio Union mono of Chaziseton N1 re Idona Simmons of Placa of PazsuiteO ic cistern Onacbmson Mrs Mada 8evy the widow three sons Ogdn Miss ourvivors includ Robert Verdslas Nielson Miss Jennie Nielson and ktaidy attending a daughter 13 and Ellen and Mknole Nielson of Tropic scnooi In Logan titan Billy Richard inn two staters Mrs Nora of Pocatello tha parents Jeanette gramdchiSdren Rainy of Tablona and Mra Leah Willis of Pocateilo and a brother Clyde klsidy of Salt Lake City: este brother T Edward Of Rock Springs Wyo McClelland of gait Lake City and five half brothers George W ehakeepear William J Shakespear Joseph D Elhakeopear and Schreiber- Richard 8 8hakespear of Tropic and of Panfiriteh Brandon Shalteapese Idaho—Erwin Schreiber Th e body will bo taken to Tropia for 57 TWIN FALLS LASTIlber the manager of died funeral cervices sezi burial at Ms here night attack Friday company a street heart of on borne Bucbanan Ha was born January 14 1885 at KraJae cams to Twin Falls feldt G4rMarly from Great Falls Monthis wife Mrs Ina include Lake Survivors rugene Stiefel 62 former gait resident and business man who left here Parker Schreiber whom he married ina 20 years ago to make his home in erpo- -' August 192b a son and oaughter by Wolf kane Wash died Sunday at 12:30 a m' former marriage Herner Schreiber Boeffler Camp la a Spokane hoopital after an ilineas of Point Mont and Mrs C three months according to word received Roberta Cal one brother& Earl Schreiberiu sister laving Brownsville Texas and by Sart Lake friends Sunday Mr Stiefel was born in Salt take City Germany anci resided here until going to Spokane He is survived by his widow Mrs Harriet Ptiefel of Spokane: a son Dan Stiefel and a daughter Leah Stiedel in Balboa OGDEN—Mrs Ina PhMips Thomaa 37 wife Of Denzil C Thomaa of 2555a-- Lincoln in in died Sunday at 10:30 avenue H an Ogden hospital after an extended illness Mrs Thomas wits born q Deco m bar 29 Samuel H Evans 69 549 North SecOnd West street died Sunday night at a Balt 190 In Kaysvitle a daughter of Willard and Rose Green PbUi4P Lake hospital of a heart aliment early Richard Born in Salt Lake City November 22 Davis county pioneers On June 2 1925 Amelia Mul- one In Ogden to Mr Thomas was 1673 a eon of David R asand married a butcher here a on ot Cade Thomas and Mrs Luella Evans he worked lett 50 for years are his widow Edith L Thomas Summers of Ogden WedFuneral serviced will be conducted Surviving three nesday Ss gone Evans a son Harold L Evans: at 1 p tn InI Lindquist Wood and Evans C Mrs Camille SorenAlden funeral Colonial cnape by daughters Ruth Evans nine Alline and grandchildren son of the Ogden Second L D B all of Salt Lake ward bishop and one will be in the Ogden city Burial Lake City a brother David Evans of Salt and a sister Mrs Florence Roberts cemetery city of Oakland Cal Nielson IIannah Harold Utah Selective Service Raidy two-wee- k er Erwin laoise-Payett- e 'Eugene Stiefel Ina Phillips Thomas Evans Samuel d Julius Dahlke Kathryn Ellen O Firth PROVO—Mrs )Cathryn Ellen Odckirk Firth 71 widow of Toni Firth died Min-daat her home in Pleaaant View of a heart attack S h e mroorpsrne011 was born January 7 — 1971 in Montpelier ' Idaho a daughter nof :: leatec Franklin a dOdev Margaret Dana kirk " She moved to Ver hal vvith her parents aa a child and spent s r her early childhood - 1 40ktsi there She waa marDon Workman f ried to In Vernal and t b y were later separated : Cm June 2 1909 she was married to T om Firth in Vernal and " I be died in September 1926 i ' ' After her marriage ehe moved to t ts II in tah reservation :::: ::: where she lived until 1905 and then she moved to IDuchean Mrs Firth until 1926 when she moved to Prover and had resided here Attlee Sti served as president of the Relief eociety in the Bonneville ward and on the stake board of the Relief mockety in the Sharon take Surviving are two eons and one daughter Franklin Reed Workman of Provo Lieutenant Lloyd Workman of Salt Lake City and Mrs Arlington Snow of Provo: two brother' and two slaters George C Odekirk of Salt Lake City Frriest P Odekirk and Mrs Trffie Canner of Duchesne Mre and Iula Clark of Springville: eight grandchildren and eight y r ' :: i!:d'' 11111ELLEY Idaho—Julius Dalt Ike employe of the ituttoo market in eihiley for 10 years died baturday of heart disease while at work Mr Dah Ike cams to the 'United It4ates from Germany at the age of two years mortuary has tentaNalder-Eckerse- ll tively arranged funeral services for day afternoon Wednes- C AlcCrumb James THISTLE — James C McCrumb of Rio Thistie taegreprier for the Denver Grand Weeteen railroad died 841 I urda v in titendale Cal relatives here learned Sumziay k'uneral services will be conducted Wem in Forest LAIkV1 at 2 inp &modal drIay park ' ' :::L:1 When war was declared on DeWar Production Board cember 9 1941 the selective servThe wsr prrAuctlAln brisrd end ice adminiatration had been in opits prede:'esPinr the office of pro eration one year and two months Draftees Inducted Local board No 12 Salt Lake City— Kurt O Nestman Tony C Arrnciondo Lawrence L Kenneth D Countryman Bateman Jerry E Adams Henry A John-o- n Gordon A Schofield Arthur E Nokleby Emil L Schweppe William M Redden De Vern Young Calvin C Gillett Donald W Glenn F Cooke Earl B Frantz Shelton Fenton L Richardson Frank E Schroeder Francis L Sheppick Wallace C Nielsen William H Galloway Clyde A G Mortensen Ray J Thoreeen Shir)ey A Robison Othello Christensen Keith Langston Ben H Hambleton Jack King Charles P Robinson Frank' J Plott James E Grunwald Henry Knorr Orval It Mc Darnel George N Ronning No 9 Sall Lake City— local board G Ellie IDAHO FALLS Idaho—Barbara Louise Lafayette Local No 11 Salt Lake City— hoard Walker 10 daughter of George S Walker- Richard W Lundberg or Ammon died at the family home SunZ H Ballard Midvale—Eugene tiaY of a contagious citaease W Butterfield Floyd Tad lock Preston The child was born July B 1932 at D Bo lligerJoseph Glendale blouritsen William Idaho Falls Her mother Mrs Hazel R Wenerstrom Burl A Brown LeRoy D Riska Walker died three years ago Parley W L Glover Wilson P Beeiden the father the guild is 'survived Lauritzen Lawrence Henry Walter J Norma lock who brothers and Tad by four slater: Virgil L Nelson Rodney J Coy- is ale0 in: Jackie Betty and Donaki Walkwood Charles E Wardle Elvin T Green er and the grandparents Mr and Mrs Harry Eggieston of Loa Anfreiel CaL and Mr and Mrs William H Walker of Barbara Louise Walker Am-MO- Enlistments Theodore A Bateman Allen Bateman 77 died at the family home in Lehi Sunday a lingering illness afternoon following Mr Bateman was born in West Jordan 14 1865 a son of Joseph and September Allen Bateman He married ChrisMary tina Johnson May 14 1894 and moved to Lehi He had lived here since and LEM--Thoodo- for many years was a blacksmith Surviving are his widow a son Allen' Bateman of Los Angeles Cal: four Mrs Verner Walker of Brigham daughters Cecil L Ash Miss Lexie City and Mrs lootra Rhodos of and Batman Hugh two brothers CharlesIt Bateman of Lehi Idroho Falls and Royal J Bateman of Nall Lake City Mrs and three sister Mary Walton of Balt Lak City and Mra Clara Mahistrom and Mrs Ethel Watts of IdUr ray T I ‘ e5alt gnice 4"rbe Morning Army Air Corps 0 husband of Nedra C 1foh1er: Robert If FLORISTS FUNERALS ion of Mr and Mrs Benjamin South CALLA MLLES heather roses 6 East Twenty-seventHaycock carfancy — street: Des C Taylor 19 1865 Thirteenth Funeral services for Clara nations sweet peas are a few of the ALMOND East street son of Mr and Mrs Aphraim will be held at 67 Hill-aiAlmond Helen many lovely blossoms available at the Ronald E White 19 214 I street avenue Taylor Tuesday at 2 p hi Friends Our Brown flowers Floral always L White Ion Of Mr and Mrs Clifford t Evans and Early First call may carry your message properly and with 1121 South 19 B irlayward Douglas South at Sixth East street Monday Their freehness and beauty Lew Sdignity State street son of Mr and Mrs 19 and sAl afternoon evening until 9 p m of arrangement are appreciated by 748 Richard L Bleck ledge liayward and at 57 Hillside avenue from 11 who receive them Emerson street eon of Mr andM Mrs Benuntil tame of funeral o'clock CO BROWN FLORAL Job 18 amin F Black ledge George Mr and will be made in Um family IntermentTuesday MrsGreenhouse 10th W 5th So of 315 Roosevelt avenue son in So 2nd cemetery 214 Store E 18 City H plot Barker Jr Wal:win T Job Prank Uptown 1043 West Fourth North' street son of COLONIAL FLOWER HOUSE Mr and Mrs Frank H Barker William L FUNERAL FLOWERS OUR services for Nellie CarARCHER—Euneral Mr Ince 19 1603 Major street son D ofBush te Archer wife of Dr L L Archer 870 East 9th South Phone and Mrs William F Ince: Oswald held will be DESION—g Evans A Enriv First from FURERAL 41140US FOR OUR 24 823 West First North street son of South at &lath East 'treats Honda at Sam Teitelbaum's Flower enop Mr and Mrs Arthur O Bush: Donald E m 2 Friends may call prior to p E 17 Phone EskeiBroadway 18 Garfield: Russell J Humphreys the services Interment will follow in ILITraY son of Mr and Mrs John SPri tS Mich Caatiopolia son Hill B Tootle E Eskelmen: Keith Wedding Anniversary Gifts of Mrs Margaret Hill DAV18--rune- Ara1 services for Heber It UTAH MADSEN'S—MURRAY U S Army Davis WUI ha held Monday at 12:15 Potter' Pyrex Ovenware--Rosev- ille m in the 16th ward chapel 131 FREE p WRAPPED GIFTS Phil J Stoker 34 561 East First South North 5th West Bishop De Von street husband of Elizabeth W Stoker: WEDDINGS RECORDED ELECTRICAL—EY will officiate Friends Mecham may FREE wedding ceremony tranecrlot lona David C Evans 18 1023 Twelfth East call st the mortuary 260 E Bo TemW street son of Mr and Mrs David REV IL W GRETZINGER 8 p m and ple Sunday from 2 to C Bolander 28 2019 k'vane: William all miniatures novelties 71 fixtures at the home of Mra A L Price ms McClelland street husband of Dorothy F 67 E 2nd So 10 a No West sizes from 6th Meyers Jeweiry Monday Bolander to 12 noon Interment City cemetry under direction of the Larkin morNOTICE or SALE OF BUSINESS tuary NOTICE TO WATER USERS Wilis that NOTICE given hereby The following applications have been Ram Baer lately doing business ERNST—Services for Beats Salk Ernst filed witn the State Engineer to approname and style of cd 1958 West North Temple street the under in the State of WUI be held 'Tuesday at 1 p m in priate or change water "BAER'S LUNCH" at Nos 22 and 24 Utah throughout the entire year and the Utah Like Kingnon mortuary 255 South SecSalt W 15t So St City ond East otreert Clycl Toone will off! all locations being from EILB&M unless has sold his said business to GEeituto Friends may call at tho mortu-a otherwtme designated: will who RARD VAN GERVEN JR unitt ary Moneta' from 4 p rn To Change: continue said business at the same p m end Tuesday prkd to aervicos H Lamb P O Box Interment CI 11 cemetery location 1124 Cedar City Utah has filed appliAll persons Indebted to or of point cation claims against the said Wilpermanent change Ing services for Mrs Minnie of diversion and place of use of 2 sec liam Baer are requested to adjust FABIAN—Funeral widow of Ferdinand Fegram Fabian earliest opporof water acquired by Application matters their at such ft be held at the Unitarian will Fabian J No 13232 for irrigation from May 1 to before Dec 15 1942 589 South Thirteenth East church tunity WILLIAM BAER Street Monday at 11 a m in charge pump well 200 Aug 31 from a 10-i- n Friends of Chaplain Curtis Spence Dated at Bait Lake City Utah the ft deep in Iron County at a point 1942 may call at Evans and Early First first day of December S 26 4' W 2940 ft from the NE cor East Sixth at South streetonday sec 21 T 37 S R 14 W and used to from 9- - until 10 30 a m interment land embraced will follow in the- - family plot in Mt irrigate 320 acres ofNEIANWi'4 21 Sec Olivet Virl'2NEUi cemetery within the and EV2SEI'4 6W148E14 and EI2SWIA Sec 16 all in T 37 S R 14 W Hereafter HEISLER—Funeral services for Mary Heis'Lamed every morning by The Salt Lain ler will be held from Evans é Eariv 2 sec It of water will be diverted at a First South at Sixth East Pt re t 5 Tribun Pubhaning Company S 2641 ft and W 2292 ft from the point Rt 4 p tn In charge of Dean Tuesday 14 21 S W 37 R and T NE cor Sec I Gibbon Friends may call prior F csrf714— center of to Interment will follow the services equalized in a reservoirof the which is loin the family plot in Mt 011vet cemethe impounding Sdam TERMS or 81311SCBIPTIUN 11 2441 ft and W 2292 Daily and tery one cated at a point month and Sunday the NE cor Sec 21 T 37 S Daily Sunday one year In ad- 1200 ft from vance R 14 "W and used from May 1 to JOHNSON—Funeral services' for Robert abc ve rates apply in Utah Mahe Tbe 320 acres 21 of land William Johnson infant son of Mr to irrigate Aug Nevada and Wyoming and Mrs Robert D Johnston will be embraced within the WINE14 and in United States: Elsewhere the held Monday at 124 Fourth Fast 8WI'4 Daily and Sunday one month NEI'4NWI'4 Sec21 and E12SE14 125 tereet beginning at 1 p zn Frank 37 16 all in T 8WI4 and EIV3WIA Sec on sale in every imporThe Tribune is Moseley bishop will officiate Friends S R 14 W call at the above adnreas prior tant city in tris United States Baader' may Interto the time of the services A Thorley Cedar City may ascertain agents in any city by telement will be In the City cemetery Utah has filed application for perma- phoning this office Dial White of the the direction under Chapel Iriburio le member et trio AllSO nent change of point of diversion of Mated Press mortuarY Tbe associated Press is ex112 sec ft of water acquired by Apentitled to tne use or reproduo- LARSEN—Services for Jam C Larsen chulively 12560 from No for irrigation news dispatches credited to it all plication of tion of But lerville age 73 husband of in this paper April 1 to September 30 and for year-rou- a or tot otherwise credited will Ellen be beld Wells Larsen and also the local news published herein purposes from at 1 p m in the Butierville Monday 10-i- n D S ward chapel Butlerviae Bishwell 200 ft deep in Iron county rribune is a charter member ot Ins Friends Bureau of Circulation op Frank Cowley officiating at a point S 1320 ft and W 100 ft ID TheAudit Tribune is a raZillbel of Modis rnay call at the Stata room in the from the NE cor Sec 24 T 36 S R Records Inc 36 South 7th Eaat grouPFriday mortuary 12 W and used to irrigate 80 acres of f Saturday and Sunday and Inc national repreReynolds for Fitzgeaid ward land embraced within the NI2NEI Sec1 sentatives the at to bout services prior black and white Sunday 1 12 W Funeral directors Deeeret 24 T 36 S R Hereafter chapel magazine and comic sections color Uffices mortuary sec ft of water will be diverted from Neer York City 615 Madison avenue ChiPhilaavenue 380 North cago Michigan a 200 at well a 10-i- n ft services for Airierdeep pump Land Title building: Detroit 8269 RASMUSSEN—Funeral t ena Christeneen Rasmussen f 237 S 670 ft and W 100 ft from the delphia pointcor Motors San Francisco General I:funding: avenue will be held Monday Truman Sec 24 T 36 S R 12 W 58 Sutter trei Los Angeles 117 West NE 1 m ward in Utah Ballard the at p buildstreet: Seattle Joseph Vona' and used during the perioda and for Ninth Arthur Wiscomb offiehapel Bishop Int the purposes described above Friends may call at 33 East ciating To Appropriate: Seventh South until Sunday evening 14134-La- yton Maxfield 1617 E Sherand at the chapel in Ballard ono-haFuneral direchour prior to aervices man Ave Salt Lake City: 015 sec ft tors Deseret mortuary for stock watering from a II4-i- n BOGAN—Serviceis Ellen Hogan Cora for well in Millard Co 180 ft deep at a " 64 years of 126 Hawthorne court age 1282 ft and W 2569 ft from pointSEN cor widow will be held of Bogen Henry Sec 22 T 17 S R 7 W the14952-E- van Monday at 2 o'clock at 344 East S Lee C PatterH Rev the South First Virgin Utah by SAVE YOUR MONEY AND son Interment Mt Olivet by Ricketts03 sec ft for domestic use from a Ailcott a Co BUY BONDS at point tunnel in Washington --- SORENSEN—Funeral services for HarriS 42 40' Z 79085 from the W14 son Christian Sorensen will be heid cor Sec 1 T 42 8 R 12 W The diPlate Any Tueedav at 11 a m in the Rose works will concarrying room 36 East Seventh South street verting a end Gormont sist of 50 ft tunnel and 21ii miles of with Charles S Merrill officiating n Friends may call at the State room pipe Thoroughly in the mortuary until time of services 14964-L- ittle Red Creek Irrigation Co Funeral directors Deseret mortuary Cloonod P'ruitland Utah 50 cc ft for irrigation tervitee for Francis M from Middle Fork of Little Red creek WALTON—Funeral end Spotted IL Walton will be held Monday at 1 creek to Strawtributary to inCurrant So m the at Cottonood L D S p Wasatch county The berry river Cash and Carry ward chapel Blahop R St ley Johni water will be stored from Sept 30 to k In he will riends rtiy call at charge June 30 by means of a 10-- ft dam the the family reoidenc in So Cottonwood center of the impounding dam of and afternoon Monday until Sunda) AO 12 noon intormnt will he at which le located at a point S 26 14' 933 Edison Street Lawn Memorial Waaatch the 12 pars E 310 ft from the WI4 cor Sec directed by the Bluemal mortuary T 2 S R 10 W 11 8 130s M The area of the reservoir will be 61 acres The water so stored will be released into the natural stream from May 1 to 1114 rill Sept 30 and rediverted at a point S 41 20' W 450 ft from the W14 cor Sec 12 T 2 fe R 10 W and conveyed In ? : a canal f6100 ft and there used to acres of land embraced (-Irrigate 210 13 15 14 23 3 T 8 and within Secs M S B R 9 W 14 t---' h It 5alt Cakt tribune BurroNhut K: ceinstit eytcia Specialty Shop 4 Z BzrIvry It Cement Plaster : Work Brick -- i t PATere—Irrf7C-7-1Ivrer- istxrrrtalqi? 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ONE COAT COVERS Come Flower Trays and See'Jhem In von can complete Remember your 'bopping here WOLTERS ELECTRIC 00 DON'T LET THE KIDDIES MISS TALKING TO SANTA AT 23S SOUTH STATE TOYLAND RECORDINGS WILL6 BE MADE FOR 10e WEEK DAYS CALL FROM 6 SATURDAYS FROM Santa will also be heard On the radio every day at 6:05 psta every CHRISTMAS SHOPPING DFSERET BOOK COMPANY Christmas Cards- -5c Up Brief Oases Leather Godo Ware Gift Pottery Metal—S100 Up Fountain Pens Pencils—S10n Up Garnet) Large Small-- 25c Up Photographic Equipment Projectors Whiie They Last Rooks Rooks Books Books Rooks Binding Subject Price Every Style Mood Tante and Demirs For Every DESERET BOOK COMPANY ONE-STOTh Christmas Shopping Center Store of a Thousand Gifts" 44 EAST SOUTH TEMPLE STREET SALT LAKE CITY UTAH ONE-STO- P 4-- 2-- clay WARD MONTGOMERY THE IDEAL GIFT FULLER sterling silver mirror for mother our sister oweetheart or newlywed SeeVeneand complete stock of foamed Also tian mirrors 2525 to 94788 of floral prints and A wide selection table mirrors and glass block pictures nove-itie211 Bo State Fuller Paint Store P s UNUSUAL GIFTS SHOP AT SEARS ritAME13 AND VFNETIAN MIRRORS FOR Overton Brentwood serving treys OCCASIONAL leURNITITRE frames and picture framing of photo LAMP TABLES — END TABLES kinds COFFEE TABLES — COCKTAIL TABLES SEE OUR GLASS GIFTS DISPLAY OF comprErr NEW COMPLETE ASSORTMENT $398 TO $1995 DE LUXE GLASS 141 EAST BROADWAT-4-5- 579 JEWELRY GIFTS BEAUTIFUL LOCKETS—$195 to $750 MENDS RINGS—$395 to $1750 SOLID GOLD DIAMOND ENSEMBLE SETS ring and wedding ring Engagement both Icr $2450 S MILES JONES 220 So State WAIT! 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I 40 BUTTONS—BUCKLES de 2-- in C CALL AN EXPERT M 15026-- Ted Thuet 329 West 23d 015 South street Salt Lake City P Felt Jr 18 115 Virginia sec Spencer for domestic use from a ft street son of 1fr and Mrs Spencer P left Richard B Hackett 26 1150 East clecond well bet 200 and 350 ft deep in Salt South street son of Mr and Mrs Rooert Lake county at a point N 9277 ft R Hackett: Stanley G Smith 19 1002 W :25 ft from the SW cor Sec Crandall avenue son of Mr and Mrs Veber and 25 T 1 E R I W D Smith David Borg 19 1933 Sixth Protests resisting the granting of East street son of Mr and Mn David Edwin R Rowland 19 1558 Yale any of the foregoing applications with Borg: AN'Pritie son of Mr and Mrs Thomas G therefor must be In affidavit Rowland: Donald R Nelson 19 459 Fifth reasons ELM street eon itt Mr end Mra Ralph form w'th extra copy and filed with C Nelann: Keith Rustion 19 $an Fisot the StAte Engineer 401 Butte capitol 3065 nrinth treet ann rif Mr end Mrs Salt Lake City Utah with a fee of $t Philito F Riiaann ertIVIIIt P Ttil1 19 on or before January 20 1941 f 2100 East street son 3a0o Twenty-thirPn H WATSON nit Mr and Mrs ehtries r Rudd: Morris M Mohler State Engineer 26 241 i6outh State &treat I a0 Deeemler 7 1942 19 Zribunt i 1 t i ' strurrmo OP STOCKHOLDERS OP UTAH OIL REFINING COMPANY To be held on the 14th day of Decamoer 1942 at 10:00 o'clock a nu at the companrs offices 703 Utah Building Salt Lake City Utah A special meeting of the stock 011 holders of Utah OU Refining Comwill be pany has been called andDecember held on the 14th day of m- at the 1942 at 10:00 o'clock a offices of the company 703 Salt Lake OIL Refining Building of conCity Utah for the purpose such action as sidering and taking to be advisabl shall be determined upon the propoaal to amend Art-lAasociation of Articles XII of the of the corporation so 114 to provide that the annual meeting of the stockholders shall be held &t 10 00 o'clock a m on the third Tupfkday of April of each year Instead of the secoad Tuesday of March of Imola year as now provided in &aid articles Article XUIt ts proposed that said shall be mended to read se I' tun c lows: ARTICLS ma Tile annual meeting of the stockbold ire for the election of directors and the transaction of any other business that rnay legrally come be fore It shall be held at the general office of the corporation in Salt Lake City trah at 10700 o'clock IL rn On the third Tuesday In April of each year A repreeenta tion Cl a majority of the then vet- log power of the capital stock of said corporation ah&li be necessary for the bolding of said or any stootholders zneetIng The voting at such and all stork holders meetings ahall be by ballot The holders of common stock shal have one (1) vote for each tiara of common stock held by b:an and on the boCite standing in his name of the corporation on the day previous to the holding of said meetreceiving a malorirt ing Persons of the votes so cast or voted at stockholders such meeting shall be held and declared to be elected directors A failure to hold any general or special meeting of the stockholders on the day appointed for the same shall not forfeit or interfere wit& the corporate rights acquired under such meetthis agreement but any a subsequent ing may be held atnotice as protime upon giving vided by law provided however if a quorum or a majority of that atock entitled to be voted at the such meeting be not present or represented at any meeting the same may be adjourned from Cm to time to a specified time and place by a majority orvote of the stockholders present represented at such meeting and no additional notice in such event shall be required to validate such adjourned meeting Dated this 17th day of November 1942 A N TOELNSON Secretary f I I : - t: 1 t : I ' DIVIDEND NOTICE CONSOLIDATED WAGON As MACHIN CO A dividend of 23 cents pec share eats declared by the Board of Dtrectors' pavable on December tato to strwkooltiers of record Dccernber 10th 1 A Ir SIELANrrElt IlleCretAry And Treaswee It - - |