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Show 4 -v , -.'-il-.v ... -: Eccentric Banker Gives Building f Decent Burial' : CHICAGO, Dec 29 (EE) Work men were tearing down the First National, Bank of. Englewood building today because the bank's former president, J. M. (100 per - cent) .Nichols wants it to -ve a "decent burial." Nichols, whose nickname stems from. the. fact that he kept liquid assets equal to at least 100 per tent of deposits -while he was battling Federal banking controls, said he could have sold the build lnar for remodeling as a night ; club but that he would rather see it torn down. The demolition "funeral" Is costing him 110,000. Nichols stosed Xhe bank Oct. , i4iv Deaths David H. Smith AMERICAN FORK Funeral ervices for David H. Smith, 68, wbo died Monday at his home after a lingering illness, will be conducted Thursday at 1 p. m. kt Anderson and Sons mortuary in American Fork by John W. Pulley, Pul-ley, bishop. , Mr. Smith was born June 8 J875, at American Fork, son of David T. and Saran e. reete Smith. He had resided in Ameri can Fork his entire life, following mining as his life's work. Friends may call at the place of the funeral prior to services. Burial will be in American Fork cemetery. Starlene Patten : PAYSON 43 tarlene Patten, in fant daughter of Rex and Mary Ellen Argyle Patten, died Tuesday Tues-day at 3 p. m. at the Payson city hospital a few hours after Birth. Surviving are the parents and grand-parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Fatten of Payson and Mr. and Mrs. Del Argyle of Lake Shore. ! Funeral services will be conducted con-ducted Wednesday at 2 p. m. at the graveside in Spanish Fork emetery. Interment will be directed dir-ected by the Valley mortuary. George Edward Abel 'AMERICAN FORK George 35dward Abel, 78, died at his home Jn American Fork Tuesday morning morn-ing of causes incident to age. ' A son of Isaac and Ann Meth-ley Meth-ley Abel, he was born in American Fork, October 27, 1865. He mar- Tied May Ellen Shelley of Ameri-. Ameri-. can Fork in 1885, in the Logan l. D. 8. temple. Recently the couple celebrated their fifty-eighth wedding anniversary. An active member of the Xa. D. 8. church, he fulfilled a mission mis-sion 4 to Samoa when he was a young man and had been a member mem-ber of the American Fork Third X D. S. ward bishopric for 20 fears. Surviving are his widow; two sons, Thomas A. Abel Tremonton, and Francis B. Abel, American Fork; four daughters, Mrs. Lottie Lot-tie A. Munns and Mrs. Rosa Christensen, Tremonton: Mrs. May Clarkson, Provo, and Mrs. Meada Hunsaker, American Fork; 67 grandchildren, 26 great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be conducted con-ducted Friday at 2 p. m. in the American Fork Third L. D. 6. ward chapel by Walter B. Devey, bishop. Friends may call at the family residence Thursday evening even-ing and Friday prior to services. Bufial will be in the American Fork city cemetery. "7 "'"';vVii f ; "ii ' ; " X " v ' s f ' - t " 1 ' i ' ' 4 ' ' Supply Building Burns Down at Powder Factory SPANISH FORK Fire of undetermined origin destroyed the supply building of the Illi nois Powder Manufacturing Co. at the mouth of . Spanish Fork canyon, can-yon, three mles east of Spanish Fork Monday morning. No esti mate or the damage has been re leased by the management, but large quantities of flour and other material from which powder is manufactured, was destroyed. The fire department from Spanish Fork and Springville with both fire trucks responded and soon has the fire under control. for Current Consumption Ohfy (VSAAT Photo Trom KEA) Cspt Walker. M. Mahurin, left, 24, of Tort Wayne, Ind, No. 1 fighter ace of the European theater, ran his total bag of enemy planes to 14 by shooting down two German Focke-Wulf ISO's within two minutes In recent attack on northwest Germany. He's pictured being congratulated on return from a previous mission during which he scored a triple kilL Despite dire predictions as to the fate of automobile dealers when manufacture of civilian automobiles ceased in 1912. au thoritative estimates reveal that 83 out of every 100 dealers in business on Dec. 1, 1941, still have tneir aoors open. ; New Courses to Be Offered at 4Y' In keeping with its policy of war-time cooperation, Brjgham Young university will offer beginning be-ginning courses in Freshman English; and in typewriting, shorthand, and accounting in the secretarial practice department, for new students who were unable to attend school during autumn quarter, according to Evan Croft. New courses will also be added to the curriculum. Persistent de mands for greater food produc tion have brought the addition of courses in soil fertility problems, farm management, field crops, and fruit production, according to Dean Thomas L. Martin of the college of applied science, and for the benefit of students training train-ing JS laboratory technicians. clases are being organized in medical bacteriology. Because of the increasing in terest in geography, a course in plant geography will be taught during winter quarter by Miss Edna Snow, asiatant professor of botany. Winter quarter at Brigham Young university begins Jan. 4. Anna C, Meldrum Funeral services for Anna Christine Meldrum, four-month- old daughter of J. Robert and Lucy Muhlestein Meldrum, were held Monday at the Edgemont ward chapel. Bishop Wilford R. Stubbs presided. pre-sided. The prelude and postlude were played by the ward organist, Miss Cnristine Blgler. Mrs. Don Elliott sang, prayer was offered by Brigham Leichty and the speakers were Sharp C. Gillespie, Gilles-pie, Hyrum Muhlestein and H. R. Francom of Levan. Remarks were made by Bishop Stubbs. Lucy May and Bema Viklund sang a duet and Mrs. Afton C. Penrod also sang. Grant Elliott closed with prayer and the grave at the Evergreen cemetery in O. C. Marriotti. War production by the automotive automo-tive industry reached 5725.000.000 in June, 1943, compared with $384,000,000 for June, 1942. 5 ; :JV .""' ' wt 'l 3 i i ' itmnm mhHi I in in f -v. I of." ' V" w- - . . . . ' : ' ; : PAGE fi Tnerro. rrrxn eotjjrrr. tttak DAY HERALD Gas rationing doesn't bother Joseph Jacobs, above Minneapolis electric company superintendent ! He drives to work in. this electric elec-tric car he buiH during his spare time. .With four speeds forward and four reverse, it operates on three 12-volt storage batteries, makes 13 -miles an hour and loq miles to the battery charging. Turkey Raisers Market Big Volume SALT LAKE CITT, Dec. 29 (ED Utah turkey raisers will have marketed 1,800,000 turkeys by the end of this week for a gross Income of 18,000,000 dollars. Hugh L. Barnes, Ogden, president of the Utah Turkey Growers' federation, fed-eration, said today. The total marketed will be 20 per cent more man last year. TO BUILD TUNNEL LIVINGSTON, Mont, Dec. 29 HE Construction of the new Northern Pacific Tunnel through Bozeman pass will start Jan. 3, contractors said today. Preliminary ground clearing has been in progress for some time. Cost of the tunnel will come to about Jl.OOO.OOO contractors est! mated. The tunnel, which will be 2,850 feet long, will be completed complet-ed In about one year. WALLET GIRL HOLLYWOOD, Dee. 20 (CD-Blonde (CD-Blonde Jacqueline White, actress niece of Secretary of the Navy Frank Knox; today claimed the title of "wallet girl." Members of the 13th armored division at Camp Bowie, Tex., wrote her a letter and said they were carrying her picture in their wallets. Beware Coughs from common colds That Hang On Creomulslon relieves promptlybe muse it roes nent xo uic scab trouble to help loosen am tn imnthn and heal raw. tender, in m iimnrhii mni-fliii mem branes. Tell your druggist to sell you a bottle of Creomulslon with the understanding un-derstanding you must like the way it quickly allays the co'.gh or you are to have your moner back. k CREOMULSION for Couths, Chest Colds, Bronchitis Goodman Chosen 'King of Swing' CHICAGO. Dec. 29 (ED Benny Goodman was chosen king of swing for the fifth time in seven years in the annual band poll conducted by Down Beat maga zine, it was . revealed today. or the second year Frank Sinatra nosed out Bing Crosby as favorite vocalist. Tommy Dor-sey Dor-sey rated first place In the sweet bands division, Spike Jones was voted king of corn and Gene Krupa was chosen all-star drummer. drum-mer. Jo Stafford was chosen favorite favor-ite girl vocalist, Roy Eldridge leader of the best small combination combina-tion and Benny Goodman favorite soloist. Film Notables On Visit in Utah SALT LAKE CITT, Dec. 20 0X) Two film notables, Una- Mer-kel Mer-kel and Chester Morris "were touring Utah army installations yesterday. 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