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Show Page didn'.t always get the right kind of animal and often had trouble in persuading the nag to do its duty. Finally the city bought a team of horses for the job, es- Draftees (Continued from I'age One) pecially trained for quick S32D0 Harry Thompson. Charles Rennion Powell. S2423 George Gus Delis. S2280 Kenneth Walter McCleery. S4C03 Freedell Jay Green-GraThornton Eastwood. S430U S1757 Rulon Charles Gregory. Federal continued to serve the5 city until today as a road oil spreader. It made its last trip this year. Ed Larson came to Murray in 1906 and joined the fire department in 1908. Besides chief of the fire department for 20 years he was also chief of police and city health inspector for 20 years. He has been on the police force for 30 years, having been employed by the county sherriffs office from 1915 to 1921. One of the most outstanding events in Ed's colorful career was a bank robbery at Sandy. A call at 3 a.m. called him to the Sandy City bank. He dashed to scene of the crime on his motor cycle to find the dust still floating in the air as the result of a dynamite charge the robber's used to blow open the safe doors. Silver coins were imbedded in the walls from the force of the blast. Ed still carries a battered 10c piece as a souvenir which he found buried in the cement of one of the walls. ' f n-f- S2775 Glen Yergenson, S377G Norman Ellis Youngbcrg. -- i Joe Ogrin. SI 8(36 Rudolph S2G79 William Fred Greene. S4715 Joseph DiBello. 83312 Harry Vernon Grass, Jr. Nick James Xenakis. Leonard LcRoy Telford. Christian Glavas. Tom Katsumi Mutsumori. Howard Scott Andersen. Martin Keil. Russell Thomas McDonald. LaMar Seal McKay. Navarro Adrian Millet. Boyd Park Neilson. Carl Wales Panter. Noel Ray Jacobson. Harrv Melvyn Maynes. Will'llerbert Rothwell. John William Bowens. S3M2 S3408 S3504 S31G9 S4014 S2344 S3839 S4475 S1565 SU05 S3044 Leo F 1 ED. LAKSO.V Fire Truck (Continued from Page One) "We would Just give her one crank and she was off," he said. She carried hose and chemicals at a top speed of 40 miles an hour to douse an average of about 40 fires per year. Before the time of the Federal truck, the Murray fire department had to fight fires mainly by hand. It was hard work too. In the early history, the only equipment was a huge wagon, carryn ing hose and a pump which had to be drawn by manpower. This proved too strenuous for the fire fighters, so when an alarm came in a horse was borrowed from the livery stable of Henry Thayne, then conveniently located across the street from the city hall. They Jewell. Donald Wood row Olsen. Grey Hoyden. Joe John Cecala. Garth Lane Gehring. Marvin LoRoy Turpin. Gail Ash ton Parker. Marvin Wallace. Arthur Doyle Yates. Matthew Gibbs Walther. Alfred Skiby, Jr. Reid Goir Betts. Croft Leavilt Smith. William Andrew Isaacson. Leon Luck Scott. Louis C. Thompson. Donald Ray Andrus. Lloyd Ol lander Nelson. Nathaniel Clifford Watts. (Continued from Page One) least , for each home to ft within the boun-da,it- ., bo occupied Care has f the tract. firm the managing use.1 by btvn the of right homes to it see to style might be built oualitv and the houses tract the upon of now constructed speak well dithis in accomplishment the rection. The citizens of Murray of the City can be well proud of Murray appearance present to Hill Gardens, the name given this successful enterprise. Mr. Edward M. Ashton, president of !he Edward M. Ashton and Co., stated today that the success of this undertaking has been largely due to the interest shown by the city commissioners and the people of Murray City in the lending of cooperation necessary for so complete an achievement in land development. The commissioners have extended ev- - ' ery courtesy and consideration helpful to proper development and nave "been far sighted in giving the encouragement which has popularizd the undertaking. Transportation Improved Another feature lending success to Murray Hill Gardens as an attractive place to live has been the transportation improvement made possible through the cooperation of the Airways MoD. LORWY SMITH tor Service and the Utah Light TRANSFERRED TO TEXAS Traction company serving and . Mr. and Mrs. David W. Smith, with rapid tranthe community been 344 East 56th South, have service. and facilities sit advised that their son. D. Lowry The assistance offrequent American the Smith, has been transferred from Youth Organization and W. P. A. San Luis Obispo to El Paso, assistance has been of real value Texas, for technical training in in this development. the William Beaumont hospital. At present, through the coopHe joined the medical division of eration of the city commissioners 222nd Field the National Guard, and the city engineer, a sewer Artillery. system is being completed through the tract from Atwood avenue on the south to Bullock's lane on the north. The street for this improvement was deeded to Murray City by the Brown interests and when the sewer system is completed it will- not only serve the Brown tract but as well will s.'rve as an outlet for the homes constructed in recent years on Atwood avenue south of 48th motor-drive- - South. Check these values for your own wardrobe, for your children's! New ideas, too, for fixing up your home! Don't miss these savings! Come in today! Stumes o&fasw Cbrravs Wk I Fall Favorites lM 'Jk 1 Si 1 at Rondo Prints Purpose AVENl'E PRINTS Huge 19c Sturdy Coverts Hometown Prints Chambrays yd. Tremendously exciting ! group at one Prints and plains for evMirror-clea- r ery use! tubbable colors for fall! 36" wide. value-price- b A II variety Tubfast colors! yd-- y lie TLAIDS Cottons that look and foel like wool! 29c Washable colors! Yd. Priced for Economy! NEW-Looki- Priced for Economy! Tubfast Ginghams i Prints rc J Yd. Smart for school, play and office! Timely value! ng for FALL Poplins, shantung Arc and other unusual cottons! Tubbable! NOVELTIES Yd. j Extension Planned Because of the rapid absorption of the 20 acre tract now com- prising the first development plans have now been completed for an extension of Murray Hill Gardens as a modern community, the new development to start from the rear of lots having a West frontage on Rainbow Drive and running east and embracing the land owned by David W. Smith. This new section has been laid out into winding roads with lots having a frontage in most cases in excess of 70 feet for each building plot. Restrictions are being prepared to govern the sale of lots to the end that congestion may be avoided in the unfolding of a fine home section. It will be interesting to Murrav residents to walk over or ride over these now streets now laid out by 'turn-pikin- CHECK THESE VALVES! Crown Tested Peachbloom rayon crepe in lowly colors! lrints. strinos. in like spun rayon. 36" wide. Yd. 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SAFETY PINS Solid brass. Nickel plated. BIAS TAPE Fine quality lawn. Single or double fold. Fancy Button All fias, shapes and colors. Tape Measure Heavy rambric. SWt tip. Rover Washable Drcvs SHIELDS 25c Nainsook a. tox interlining. So Neat! TALON FASTENERS Smart colors! g. Mr. A. Z. Richard's, civil engineer, has been employed to complete the plat of the property along the lines of the Hare and Hare recommendations and homesites will soon be available for F.H.A. financing as has been tho case with the initial development. Provisions will be made in the new plat for new streets into the meadow lands still a part of the original Henry W. Brown holdings. The meadow lands are bordered on the north by Cottonwood creek and Green river, a large irrigation stream which runs through the east end of the tract. The meadow lands are not included in the new plat to bo filed but at some future time may prove very interesting in the way of now- land developments, parks, etc. - LD.S. Services 15c to 69c 3 Convenlion Real Esiaie har- nessing. The Federal was the mainstay of the fire department from 1916 to 1932, when Mayor A. Town-sen- d bought the Mack truck. The nt S4827 S1319 SI 265 S 4316 S2854 S2615 S2G47 S1834 S2471 S3323 S4571 S2312 S2822 S2G63 S1425 S3854 S4731 S1645 S1011 S21G8 S2041 S40!)4 SI 025 TWsday, July THE MURRAY EAGLE 16 Muray First and Third Ward Services for both wards Sunday evening, Aucust 3. at 6:30 p.m. at Murray First ward chapel. A lecture and song recital, original, with Edna C. Ririe, in which she reviews the importance of voice and mu.sic from quotations in the Book of Mormon, Bible, and Doctrine and Covenants and compares song and speech through the medium of poetry. South Cottonwood Ward Fast meeting Sunday morning. The M I A. has charge of the evening service m 1 p.nii Taylorsville Ward MI A. conjoint meeting to bo held August 3 in the Taylorsville ward house. Elmer Christensen, a member of the M I A. general board, will Ik the "Word of Wisdom." His talk will be exceptionally interesting to the young people. A fine musical program has also been arranged. Bennion Ward Fast day services in the morning. The evening meeting will be f ponsorcd by the M.I A VJ i' J 1 I K'; I - y ' ' 1 (Continued from Page0ne) teer fireman puts i his or night, and many tirne da: training and keenina ,u Urs ment up for whiehY' little if any rerr:unera t wants a raise in n.. i.on . say, 'Ah, let the No, he realize , P acea upon lm and 'Id 1 J"u- tt - " Proof of 'W. chkf of the s. xn-county hir warned: "Fir ,.!,;,.. ucPar'men inates should be ra,J, ,S"bori thes trying tim,s in inspections. They should certain that all waste in?1' to one s count. v Tihn-Cla- y- gJi: is removed fmm ul-i tion for nno UL, A JOE UZELAC P ;s not fripnji,. lighted "idiuu or dropped in the right place no one is looking will set !!l0tlt.hat Joe Uzelac Is X t a m'Sht destroy. y'e many IS by which saboteurs can oowever, u appears to me the fire chiefs of this are most desirous of km ing at this time is "how help to combat the activities Second Murrayite To Win Award Murray youths won two of three United States Smelting, Refining and Mining company scholarships. Reid E. Jensen won the Edward Alexander Hamilton scholarship and Joe G. Uzelac, the Walter Hazen Eardley scholarship. Mr. Uzelac, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Uzelac of Murray, will study nonferrous metallurgy at the University of Utah on his scholarship. Recipients of the scholarships were selected by the University of Utah scholarship committee, the choice being based on scholastic performance in high school, altitude tests given at the university during May, and the applicants' personal records. Each scholarship carries an annual stipend of $400 for a four-yeuniversity course, and the students are given an opportunity to work at one of the company's plants during the summer vacation. the f,m, i.. and enemies of our govern in uieii tnoris to wrought struction to necessary indus,. i"ui.4 oiiu uuier properties' Warns on Sabotage Mr. Clay urged firemen to ever aien on this question. VALLEY CENTER WARD TO HOLD OUTING Valley Center ward will hold the Kaiser whipped? Didn't minions with their tails betu their legs ignonuniouslv retrea he said. "The thing for us to remer. now," Mr. Mabcy continued, that 'Eternal vigilance is price of Liberty," that life continuous fight, that we always be ready to defend selves, that a thousand y, from now this same truth hold. For unprincipled men distorted mentalities, will a! rise up to gain power. Nut all the human race is made from the inside into real Q tians can we take our har.ds the plow long enough to spit them. Christians must Kara it is sometimes necessary to f for their liberties as wejl a. die for them." j d CITY HALL NEWS A beer license written for Wm. Magnuson has been transferred in the name of Claude Hinncn, doing business at 4942 South Reed W. Keller was license by commission. nam.-- iv. iudocy, a member of the years, appea' fellows in the cause of ltJi u to his erty and democracy in the pri great president said that we in the fight to make the safe for democracy. Manv during the last decade this st ment has been tlirown into teeth. Well, didn't we make world safe for Democracy? W u- ti- ni tyranny destroyed? Wa: j M L c u c : BABY BOY HORN A fine baby boy was bora Saturday to Mrs, Helen T!wrI Mrs. Thomas was honored number of showers during granted a the p uian ana oi State. plumber's to F.B.I. ar their outing at the Jordan park in Salt Lake City on August 6. Jordan park is on 8th West and 10th South streets. Everyone is asked to meet at the building site on 39th South and Main at 5 p.m. Transportation will be .furnished to those who have no cars. Each family is to take a box lunch and a very entertaining program has been arranged for the lunch hour. There will be games and sports of many kinds for all ages including two ball games between married and single ward members. piani owners coi-imid- tect their plants with flrmrt w high fences, adequate and coirj vwut ivaiuumii ana lull cooper nun wun me authorities and city past month. 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