Show I. I SALT LAKERS LAKERS HONOR JUDGE JUDGE TILLMAN D D. D JOHNSON 1 s 3 s L Lr I r r. r g i y r v Yi r s r y J. J C CHURCH HEAD CHATS WITH JUDGE AT LATTER'S BIRTHDAY LUNCHEON Judge Tillman D. D Johnson left President Heber J. J Grant of L. L D. D S. S church Rare indeed are I spontaneous personal tributes such as Salt l Lakers Takers Lak Tak- ers paid Federal Fe-deral Judge Tillman D. D Johnson Saturday The occasion was his eightieth birthday and more than men and women women women-Utah's Utah's foremost attorneys attorneys attorneys and leaders in business industry industry industry indus indus- try civic affairs and religion religion met met metat at a testimonial luncheon in his honor in the Newhouse hotel And if any Utahn wondered as asto asto asto to when the judge already 10 years years' past the retirement age planned to resign the question was definitely settled by the judge himself after a series of speakers had offered congratulations con con- I 1 dont don't see any reason why I should resign Judge Johnson said with a smile Until I feel my work is done and until physically or mentally I am unfit I 1 shall continue to stay on the bench But when they start saying on the streets Hes slipping I hope that you as my friends will tell teU me meIn mein mein in a nice way My only conditions are that whoever whoever whoever who who- ever tells me is not an avowed candidate candidate candidate can can- to succeed me or that it is not some attorney I have ruled against in court within the previous six months Karl V V. King was toastmaster Speakers were W W. Q Van Cott president president president pres pres- ident of the Utah State Bar A A. Pratt Kesler representing junior members of the bar Miss Virginia Scare Seare representing women members members members mem mem- bers and Scott M M. Matheson assistant assistant assistant assist assist- ant U. U S. S attorney for the federal |