Show TUESDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER Morgan Names Queen MORGAN WIN To Preside Over Fair SMre APPROVE PLAN Selma FOR INSURANCE MORGAN Replaces Program Suggest-e- d Last Year At Sessions Held In Ogden SALT LAKH CITY Sept 3— (AD— A tentative croup medical Insurance plan for Utah bora the -- rrroval today of the house of as of the state medical (f' lrgatc -- udatSon The doctors at their annual businew aession Monday night au- thorlzed incorporation of a non-- I profit Utah rihyilclana company In place of a program which adopted last year failed of enabling legislation Dr George M FisUr of Ogden advanced to the presidency of the association and Dr A Cyril Cal-littof Salt Lake City was named nrvtct er t Dr Callister said the Insurance plan would bo effected under the state law governing mutual benefit associations and would relm burse patients for hospital and medical care o not were costs Fremlum MORGAN Sept Chrlstofferson Francis 61 a Utah resident for the put S3 yean and wife of Alonzo Francis died at her home Monday following a lingering Illness Services-wilbe conducted Wed two p m in Morgan L nesday at D S stake tabernacle by Bishop Richard IL Rich with Interment In Morgan cemetery directed by Dcaeret mortuary Ogden Flowers left at the mortuary before a m Wednesday will be taken to Morgan — Morgan Bept 9 which begins next county fair Thursday and runs through Friday will be ruled by a queen this year petite Ruby Little who was named this morning after committeemen had checked through ballots for several hours Monday Miss Little as queen of the fair will be given a wrlt watch In token of her winning of the title and Louise Taggart her attendants and Mildred Clark will be given l nine-thirt- y cash prises The girls wilt be Introduced In a street parade which will be held at Morgan beginning at tea a m contests Thursday Sports and will furnish entertainment through- opening day as visitors the exhibits at the fairto throng Como Springs at grounds The grounds will open dally at eight a m out the OARlRlETS Fair queen of fair She was born in Oslo Norway March 13 1878 to Otto and Patrea Jensen Chrlstofferson and came to America when five years old She was married to Mr Francis 33 years ago She was an active member of L D S church and had participated in Relief aoclety and M I A duties Surviving besides her huaband in twri inm Alonzo C Francis of Salt f Lake City and Homer W Francis of Morgan mree aaugn-ter- s Mrs Carma C Newbold and of Lovlna and Clarissa Francis Chris Christ Morgan a brother offerson of Pocatello Idaho a als ter Mr F N Bryden of Mont-peliIdaho and two grandchil — J C POSITION HOOPER EVENT — - I er an- nounced LOGAN SALT LAKE CITY Sept 5 (AP) —Nationally - known specialists will describe new advances In medicine and surgery at the three-da- y Rocky mountain medical conference beginning here today Dr Leslie J Paul of Salt Lake City Is chairman of the committee for the convention which will from attract physician-delegate- s Mexico New Colorado Wyoming and Utah Sept 5 — Thomaa merce magazine honored Ozden chamber was with two awards one in safety and one In Americanism phases or tne Ogden chamber's activities in the COLLEGES SET SUCCESSFUL G Barker of Ogden was among men elected to offices In the state junior chamber of commerce at that organization' meeting here Monday Val Hicks of Price was made president and Barker waa named first vice president Hia father Is city attorney In Ogden placements was Among other of Ogden Bramwell that of Kent S to the chairmanship of statewide publications Including editorship of the state junior chamber of com past year ENROLLMENT The new president will apeak at the Ogden group's regular meet- egistrars Announce Plans For Placement of Freshmen Athletic designs and young girls performing rhythmic dances decorated stamps issued by Bulgaria during the Yonnak gymnastic tournament ing at noon luncheon Wednesday STANDARD-EXAMINE- dren PALO ALTO Calif Sept 3— g (AP)— A committee of psychologists reported today 150 leadlnz American historians economists politicians and soci ologists had agreed that the best factors for keeping this country at oeice Included International education' freedom from economic nationalism and "the breakdown ' ' of childish patriotism" Renortlni on a consensus of the social scientists the committee advocated "the establishment or internationalism after the end of this war" It urged psychologists to contribute to that end The committee represented the for the Psychological Society Issues which is a Social of Study d "liberal" group within the American Psychological association now In convention at Stan" ford university Making up the committee were Ross Stagner of Dartmouth college J F Brown of the University of Kansas Ralph K White of Cornell university and Raph W Gundlach of the University of Washington American universities were asked to suggest the names of tho 375 were social scientists to whom sent questionnaires 'containing 59 statements each or wnicn was J MtfnumrJuMuwJii SIIEEPIIERDER DIES i - member of th Idaho Springs state board of medical exismlfiirs on thai "Chlnt left lat week-en- d Clipper" for Honolulu to address Pacific eurglial conthe pan ference He Stanford of the tsh::gg you ashed ram Jewelry styles as new es tomorrowl Famous rsarnts reliable values low prices (consistent with Exclusive! dequality ' Budget terms signs at Ogden's Reliable Jewelers j i n ilimn--- Kf "- -t ' lrnltuafr V 'i DIE GEORGE M I'lSTER EDUCATOR PASSES Will lead doctors — 5 Ta WASHINGTON Sept Elemmons E William Dr (AP)— SAKAPIIONE STOLEN 83 acting president of Washington 1918-1- 9 EVANSTON In Wyo Septus — W and Jefferson college H Smith reported to officers the died early today theft of a aaxo phone in a black Russia will open a civil aviation case Officers in nearby cities were academy for the training of avia- requested to be on the watch for two men Suspected In the case tion technicians j PACKEli Ogden's Reputabl Jewelejr Blnco J316 2359 -- umaiijmjbm ' ' a graduate Is university and Harvard jmedicsl school and Is a dealgner of numerous widely used lurglcolj Instruments pecially those now most disliked by American people 5' Oppose Fascist tendencies In the United States the 6 Extend the principle of "open door" opposing monopolistic control of markets raw mate' rials etc : " I - -- Washington Illfd 5 " HI MONTANA FIRE Hm wrre helnsr tabulated today as Ted Parker farm bureau presi dent announced the ceieoratton HELENA Mont Sept 5— (AP) 11 yet —A was the most successful aheepherder and his dog perished in a fire that was belnz Feature attraction of Monday today by 50 CCC enrollecs afternoon was the rodeo in which fought Mont near Craig Earl Bascom placed first in bronc Anders about 55 sheep John rAnv and sdit first and second herder on a ranch 10 miles east of prize money with Weldon Bascom Craig apparently was Arcnie when fire broke out In his asleep in the bareback riding cabin In calf took first Anderson roping last to and spread nearby 'night virion Garner and Burt Galley were clowns Bill Wagstaff and his timber trained horse Larry of West We- HEADS DEMOCRATS 19 ber performed as did Miss June RED LODGE Mont Sept 5 — Burch former Ogden Pioneer days (UP)— Louis Babb Helena atate queen and her trained horse headed director today publicity North of Barker Mrs Myrtle fol Democrats Montana the Young flower the of in charge Ogden of officers at their election show said this event was "highly lowing two-da- y convention here successful" i " ft II IT -- rv--- Xf II — r U 'y j Ll Here's a Special Money -- ' - & jsw t'"" Saving Event on ' SALT LAKE CITY Sept 5 — dates for (AP) — Registration universities Utah's three large were set today with Indications ot Increased enrollment for the 1933-4- 0 term Classes at all three open 28 Sept for the Lake Salt at of Utah University as students said entering City take not freshmen who did wou'd placement test last spring frh-ma- n A 20 so do to Sept have folthe assembly will be held with registration by lowing day 22 Other classes appointment Sept "XI register Sept 25 J Norton registrar E- - ' CONFAB Id IIM7A CODA 'ePRINCS Idaho iCtpt Evan Kackley of tlodn ' i IQAIIOAN TO ADOHE (AP)-- Dr ganda 4 Clarity In the ase of words such as patriotism Communism and explain the and Fascism nations esof foreign viewpoints self-style- iiffiff Elevated to Post of MD Presidency commonly alleged to be a war pre ventive The committee reported about 150 replies Statements en which the highest number of social scientists agreed as war preventers In order of their choice were: 1 Stress the economlo fallacies Involved In aggressive nationalj ism 2 Tariff reduction 3 Detect and Interpret propa- war-hatin- iiiy HOOPER Sept 5 — Results Including costs of the annual com bined Weber County Farm Bureau Rnd Hoooer Tomato day celebra R tChildisli Patriotism9 Flayed By War-Hatin- g Psychologists DEATH CLAIMS UTAH MEDICOS president-elec- THE OGDEN 1939 5 ItegUtration dates at Utah State Agricultural college Logan were 22 sophofor freshmen Sept mores Sept 23 and juniors and aeniors "Tufrav" Matching Pieces 23 Sept director of new facul20 said relations public at been had members assigned ty Utah State and that "many new C Lester Pocock v were being added John E Hayes registrar at Brig-haYoung university Prove said registration applications had He been received from 20 elate on be would aid registrations classes" §f—"- m 23 22 Sept and i" V GRAYS LAKE Idaho Sept 5 —(AP)— Thrown from a milk wagon when a team of horses rati James away of Etna Wyo died of a crush-e- d n Sib-be- tt pvl regular Xv 'A ' ' - 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