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Ardourel of Colorado said last night. announcing he would ask the war depart-meto change the insignia. -Some of our officerse, are afraid they will be mistaken for Hitler supporters." Ardourel said. The 45thicilvision includes National Guard troops from Colorado. New Mexico. Oklahoma and Arizona. Division officers wear lb. sssastika insignia on one shoulder of their untforms. i rilumill' il 1 ra , , .: ,,---- l-- , Jean.' Joan Dickerson. r t, . , l'.,--, r-- , 1 q- Eponge is Right .. 1 l't ii. ,... ,f ., , -1 , 1 i, I :, ;:il - ' -- , 4 ..,, F,:-- - t...;4 . .,' , ., 4--, $2.50 II .',,, e' -. ,' $:- . ' 1 Salt ,) H 0 A ., 0, PM- (. : -.'- . - l'- ' - : ,s, - - - - 'r A - 0 ',. i -- i :Vf, ' i iits worn' ewe , , 0 Avg. - - , . j . ... , , I I ,-:,:. "' sth Ir.b '4 , , V i' . '. , ; rwo bses z..s . 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"' Cain , 98 YAW , ';;,- i 1 i' 8Beaver , ,. t-minded A 0T 15,c,, TOPPERS s - . , .ig Water In Beaver 0,,, ' it 1 in Bright Colored '. 1941 !,4 Snow Augments .,,.,.. i I ,, , tant Manager of the Student Union at Pennsylvania State CCil lege, came to the defense.of prckesSors today, Donoran's rssponsibilities keeping track of things lost and fourid on the campus. And. he says. in the last FAX months. students have lost articles valued at $2,400. , The nnly loss reported by a professor in recent years was a pair of spats. legislative committee reported recently that lifting of the moratoriums at this time would cause "widespread ruin. 10 real estate owners, great (Lim- , - - Donervan, assist- - AI:9-7-George wt.! LifilouLp ;01 1 SPRINtin. Wyo.Mr. arai Mrs. t.swi St. Croix. daughter. April 6: Mr. and Fred comirt ot supreme. Wie . atighter. Mr. and Mr.. Cyril itat,orime-- , F.; daughter, April- 5 DIVORCES AvEED Yrances M. Smith from Leonard W. ,- -, SAMh. nonsupport; Richard '.f. 1:attory O'Rourke. l Irenoma Thum front "trent Lloyd 't-,t! Dona nomilipport; ationwys. Irvine. Skeen & Thurman. ValGeorge D. Wardell front laVort me,. BEAVER. April 6dell. cruelly: anorney. Jeremiah Stokes. Lunt Bach from Newton Rich. non- ley and surrounding watersheds have received a fresh ftupply of .11Poni attorney. Artitur C. Cole. DIVORCE& tiRAN!TED moisture during the past two Flora Fryer from Newman EMIT. crtr davit and nights. ithy: Judge Roger I. Metionough. In Beaver City it snowed the I. Muried Knott Walter from John H. greater part of April 5,ofand part I'V!!!. trgity: helve P. C. Ennis.Shiner the day nf.177.M'inl"crapleT,t,,Bto of the night, and part M. Awe from Thomos Don following. Pn,... , erneitYl Judge P. C. EASAP. At the Telluride Power Station. i Foment M. Smith Dom Leonard W. 10 miles up Beaver Canyon. I Smityt. losisomoort..i.,00s P. A. Evans'. NEW SUITS PILED kfA eight and one half inthes of i S. D. J,Snams, foe the Imp 111 the Gen- snow fell duhng the 1,ame time, erg" EZOIA1111 Insurance .E- CAirTAArition. VV. and the water content was very ' M. IA Peters. lodgment for damages to ..,:."3 automobile in On at- .., . I heavy. tornet'. F. Henn its , NEW& OE ItVANNSID -- --" WARRANTT DEEDS T; . i Effie Il.. Snake', to Linden R. At i dry. ;ot S. biork It I . 0,As l, i c. H. Linwhoten elplat UT. e Iairretwe s 3. 11.4,..;. it!. ....lot.,311. blot-iMe extra charm" ter two teerseee Jane CI, Jouce tit Hollins' eceuereep the same mem C. IS Ungb"..;. 1"14,....1. hhwk St plat 11 et us. to Marlin E. Chrtatonbsesoti et tut, tot 22, Upper LOS ANGELES' NEWEST ?memos subdivision 11 ,F ..? twitel mutt semblolly Aloft douslown Reda S. Erickson to Esther (Island st al, aerates , township 2 south tams I west .. , IS i Meetly smog frees tho itilitotorW S. L. armlet to Dr. C. Y. Wont. PartLtenws boatitital adlotaina i ' solosre et us.. 10 21. Antliston . , CUARANTTIO AS MUMMER KAM ' ' hembts , . . 11 ' A ASO GVEST ROMS 1 IfekM GM Rictrapii; ti. Diet:, to It immoileoOSOMI Sods Chaste. raiser bravo. lot 1. btoct 100. plat D . ' 11 ' Rotate Company to mayo. i City 21 section Corporation. Toe Ales somp. up buyout l township 2 strata. ranee I west . le t AU Dwight Rooms. tAll ettutPlwiri , Hems )1. Rasmussen to Modesto ' with tub 'bower as totbbleattos batik ritr ownaon cemportilos. ,- U. . .1 toonottio. 2 south. rings I sssse jail inks MONTEREY COCRTAIL ROOM PasktorPh and husband lit ivel Cif! etwionratton osetkoot ' bottststo Smut bliteifted I 1,1 22 township 1 soma. tante 1 oral , town A Dahl et mi. to. Midrello , I IA Cioreasierpitelf door I rontor41tott. townserattio ip 2e, sl 2 smolt. rMiTeP i 1,01$ 7St oie ood ow, WO I ' ' Aerate aiwedeshort to I evrandraitiort ioi et 11,int. , , ' , I if Wear a topper for stylenavy for chic, and. eportge for newness! Lightweight wool and rayo- nTHE 3 22-44xtterr7altiang112 : Other :oat:, ,' ,. i,i ' A - . i, , , Nteiwn. 25. salt. lake Cot, mut Tate Wimitte. 22, soli Lake City. Hewsrd Rocs '1 . Morgan. azd 7,..,,,..1 n ' an-m- . t STATE COLLEGE, Pa.. April S.. Y, April N. bills-con- ' ; , EASTE ) Roes Emer liteLose, 26. Tooele, and Audrey Matins Marini. 23, Toone. . Vivo n liareson.171bli7nntso and Leon Stevens Dane, 22. l ireleville. Logan RrrA,, , neli Arno, 23 LogeY.and 1Cully Hazel Wal;. 21.'Nly.-tin"Witham l'Ity Jesn lit;ren ,,,c.. 25, Loran, and Dors Merrv,. 12. smithneel. imam ' and jay simper. 30. 'Inkhorn Mary Hurd. 30 snowvilie, CtaCi:t.,Y - "t'' . u.-kl- 4171,,Combinclition P4 Elwood Lee, 11. Salt Lake City, Vera Worthington. 20, Saii 12. Utah. April 8 FILLMORE. Friday evening, April R. tor class of the Millard' Coutn'y High School will hold it's ,, in the sithoot gymnasium, The Hall is beautifully decorat- ed in sunset colors,. Music will be furnished by Fred Marenes Band. II It's the Worm 4.0,2,,, ;. andactivitv Ra,;... i - Navy is Right ' ' ,,,....i , Mart,i Menlo, 33, Salt take ,nd lorethy Juanita Thomption, salt Lake Cliy. William kindley PAW.. 21. salt Lake Steno Millard County High'Holds Senior Hop Today ,, , . 'Aloud To Change Insignia I It ,1 Absent,Minded Than Professors , (AP)New York's or. moratoriums 'emergency mortgage foreclosures and deexficiency Judgments; slatedan to expire July 1. received tension MOO Jr,-m- Cr;)vetnut Lehman. , The governor signed on on- the tinuinguntil moratorium 1940 arid that on deficiency judgments in actions until July I, fi9r39eclosure , atl Aill en.,,,,1 i 1 . 't'', ki cri. 20. Miltvm 7 Students More By N. Y. Extended ALBANY. , :41 -,1 (., rd,. - - ' j - x .. ;Moratoriums ' On Foreclosures ; ,, ,,7r1 Vital Statistics Guard Division dts----t I I , -- ""..,......,,-,- :t .. it i e, I Tpeake Nebraska towns and communities were without telephone or telegraph servimmediateiy after the storm. Some Hlinois and Indiana communities ;4150 were cut oft. . ; 1 I . r,C- the military activity in Europe and Germany. and the relvanced economic and social life of the Scandinavian countries. r addressed a luncheon group at the Hotel Utah. Eighty-si121) Iowa i' r rrs, ANEW AIIIP t 1 In nresent.. day Europe were ,ieFrnhed s of the Skit Ltike Lions Club today iy Erie fly- local contracior. wim spent live months abroad late last year with his family. Moi,t conspicuous trends to he noted liy the casual observer In Europe. Alr.- Ilyberg said. was wt-r- t 411111M, 4. . 4Na. I, Club Hears Talk On Europe - 11 ,? Rev-flat- scenes' - . , - RIO DE JANEIRO, April chief of the Vow . il.--00-k..- ,k-- courses. Frank A. Staples wdll be in charge of arts and crafts: nold E. Carlson will direct nature activities. and Augusta D. Zan- mg Will 113V0 charge of music classes. AU ;ere nationally known in ttheir revise:lye fields. The elassts will be sponsored bY the Utah State Department of Education. the Salt Lake Recrea- Hon Department and Recreation council and the Mutual Improve-- ment AESOCiatiOn. Mats-souther- I 1, ... 4 . fertilizer southern farmers put in the ground with the aelvent of "calendar" spring. farmers saw killed by the cold. agents reportc-- that fruit arid btarry crops likely would suffer heavily. The dead from the Alabama tornado were Mr. and Mrs. Alex Iludgins of Aliceville and eight negroes. (told rain5. sleet and drifting snow narzissed the eastern half it the continent. Temperatures Low temperatures pre- valled over a wide area from Tts as to the Great Lakes and cast o the Atlantic seaboard. Losses to fruit orchards and utilities property in Ohio aloneestimated at a million. Drifting snow kept many roads closed in Iowa. Wisconsin. Ne- braska and Illinois. The North- western Bell Telephone Company estimated its property damage In Iowa and Nebraska at S200,000. Repair crews labored to restore service disrupted when 5,500 said Officials poles snapped. there were about1.000 Wre t Iii t. !:1: Utah will have the onlY trainNational Recre- ing school of the in the Weet---iiation Assorrationthis slimmer, Dean ,A. C. Lambert of Provo.. of B. V. U. summer ,,,h,,,,,I. who'will he In charge, said today. Classes In arts and crafts. Intl-th- e sic and nature study, will he conductedover a sixueek period at B. V. U. in connectIon with the school's summer session. and at Salt ilorace Mann High School-3Instniction waif be given Lake. Iron June 1:3 to July 22. College credit at B. Y. V. will he allowed !or succc-ssfu- l completion of the snow accompanieci the cold in some regions. seed Washed Away and risWhile clangerotis t nore runt- caused floods the concern. (nate probably Pt damage was from the heav rain that washed assay seed anti t ., in ANEW. I. Be Unique In West ' 1938 tinental polite delettattere .With at Buettos Aires headquarters was being- considered to ex. cb,ange 4nformation and combat gangsters. alitte slave and ,nart cotic dealers and political Diana-tom.. ;is Argentina. Peru. Uruguay, Cluip and Brazil are the. likely interested countries. .- general investigations is en route to Buenos Aires to discuss what ITAT he- come a general agreement for a South American 'continental police." Dr. Manuel De Frettas Cczar Games, the Bitazd chief. sailed last ntghL indicating such a was' Intended to afford pittoiect -better defense against': ,crirriinals and means of rivittial aid lostsseen South American kountries. flere Were indications a "con- - and-Lan- 1114' S II )' 1 !ILI ,..........tt Staples Unit At B. Y. U. To ' :-', 1 . 8 ' -- 1. Recreational TrainingiEk ; ,,' - :,'' .,.' .,... I 4ti dozo, paf i le 4 AliTiM, 11111DAY. In South America i .; ....., ' ' ' ,',:w '' , :1 :7 .1 ' ' ,; ,, antil Emergency stations were organized quickly and doctors and nurses rushed into the storm area. Guard Called Out Alabama National Guardsmen and state patrolmen were chs- Governor Bibb by patched Graves. while the fled c!ross rend- erect aid ;to many persons nadehomeless. reat: Life and property were ened by gathering floods on ,Te Cahabaklahama and TOmbig- beerivers ;n Alabama kind the Si. Francis and Bed rivers in Ar, kansas and Louisiana. Lowland dwellers along d to Cahaba and Tombigbee higher ground. The onslaught of the ,elements was completed by freezing tern- and by galewibds iierat tires along the gulf fringe. Blinding t )11 ft- 'IP ., , j'Vtw .,ai:-.1-el. -.- WASHINGTON, ., I ir'.t, ,.1",; i ,!, ... .' - ,.,.,, "it- , . , ' Finance which he opposed k.Seitate resolution to ,incluire into condi- of met. chandtose manufacture produced abroad ard shipped to the United States. "It is a complete fallacy," mid H that sw;gttesm.g out lim'pert suum high Senate- April S (AP).Export induathes ounitbo most efficient in the Statee and pay' their ' workera " higher 'wages than theState Hull 1Thre. e Bank Employes ed" ones, Secretary of tt .. said today. Are Given Promotions He cited an analysis compar. 12 export of wages average ing Three employes of the Utah Industries with the averege of State. National Bank hare been 12 from the group benefited by elevated to the rank of assistant cashier by the board of direchigh import duties. The export industries paid an tors.. Caihier W. M. Smoot reemannual wage- average per ported today. The new assistant cashiers are: ploye of $1.603 in 1929 and 51,364. in 1935, he ,said. The proFeed Rich. former head teller; H. Merrill. auditor, tected. industries paid $1,025 ..W... Adams, credit 1929 and $27 departi ment manager. Hull's conclusiOn was contain- i , fr,1 ArA4A, ,, - i. Ten were 'killed at Alleeville. I: Ma.. and scores injured when a l t. tornado levelled,ntimerous homes e in Alabama, and Slississippl. t Thirteen personapoincluding 10 ,;ir,,.-.children, were reported drowned ' creek wash- when a ed away a store in which they were sleeping at WhiteStone, Ga. and ' Wiclearftead suffering wrecked property lay in the of a swirling storm an the Ala. boundary while the South's farm population -the menace of pounding rains. 1 ' , :..f - d , todar floods 4 1-t 4- e , '' s .,L, - -- ., - 0 ,,, . Continental ;Police Planned Harriof the Committee, in son iClaini Tariffsi ; v- - 4 'Increase ,Wages N .,1 ::, - , ,, t i Senator s,lets ar to chairman 'ed In - '1 , , ilia Attacks Will Hew School , , r I NEWS. SALT LA10E CM1 THE ,DESMIEl' . - ,,, - ,. ' ' . ...t. ' 1. - , ,;, . , ' ; 'r .0, ....'".'''''.. - ? |