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Show . 1 The Deseret aw ws, Salt Lake City, Utah Friday, December 20, 1940 U. S. Defense Need Viewed As Serious lj i 1 i 5 .XV 'V'X-''V I Utah Industry Urged To Join In Big Job I ft) jt - ' pot people of the gravity ?f the appreciate tljp world . situation as viewed by the people of the East, Stanley executive of the J. Stephenson, Utah Manufacturers Association, reported today upon returning to his office after a three weeks trip to the East. "Easterners realize that weve got a job to do that America . must prepare just as though we were at war, even though we ara now at peace," he declared. Mr. Stephenson made wide contacts with Eastern people and manufacturers on his journey and in New York City, where he attended the annual con venation of the National Manufacturers Association. He came back to Utah impressed with the urgency and Importance of state wjde cooperation in the national defense program. "Utahs small industries can t - profitably participate in the vast defense progratp and thereby assist themselves and the national defense undertaking, he said. "But because of the huge volume of contracts in which the Federal Government is accustomed to deal, it will be necessary for industries of the entire state to cooperate and coordinate activiwin ties in order to "R y' ,$' Krt i f. jf A"'' si " i. v W A ' ff Boise;- V" ' ' K 'r C A I ' Refrigerators Floor Models NEW 1940 G. E. REFRIGERATORS itylei! It Glattet An N teded . Regular $139.95-N- OV $124.95 Regular $174.95 NOW $149.95 Qe J16 10 Regular .t224.50r:NO W ., $189,50,. One Ued GENERAL ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR GENERAL ELECTRIC RANGES REDUCED AS MUCH at One JB640 .... .... MAZE YOU! OWN TERMS 1RONR Regular 1109.5 (TMa it a Bra4-N- KENNETH - OW Ireaer) E. DIAL nit d Sciiunncn :: optical co. 16S South Main' SMITH 57 WEST FIRST SOUTH rSiit $35.00 $50 $49.50 61 pallroad tracks near Edison when a pouch overloaded with Christ- - , dh, new new tmtrt-ne- tt in today modern glattet designed for YOU1 Why hetitate? See the comoptompetent, registered etrist hero for a complete and HONEST eye examina-- r lion now! Choose from a host of amart, modern One LB640 -' 1 in Modern Glasses E. PJ V NEW STYLES There'i MEADOWS MOUNT GILEAD, O., Dec. 20. (AP) Only a couple hundred dollars were missing today Out of $10,000 scattered along the & & Z.X fintpi-itiin- . $10,000 Scattered; Only $200 Is Lost -- , , f 4 a'' I y WiTistead Burkhead Is married to ' Martha, Just like In 1895. 1 t' i (AR) he shows Court evidence thought she was , dead or had North divorced him. At any rate, Carolina court records were burned and he couldnt tell for sure. So he married Emma Orgon In Idaho. But Martha Burkhead wasn't dead or divorced and she applied to Washington for a share of his veterans pension. Then Burkhead obtained a divorce "by default from her. That left him single, since his second marriage was illegal because he was married when It was performed. So he married Emma . Orgon again,. But Martha wasnt satisfied. The default divprce decree was set aside and the case reopened. Burkhead again had two wives. So Emma sued for Annulment and was granted It by District JttrtgeC.E. Now- - "Vt i 20. 1895. -- w Dec. BOISE, -- Charles W. Burkhead of Boise has only one wife now, and everything is on the up and up. Martha married Burkhead Burkhead in North Carolina in . West do Th ,1 . Federal officials are making energetic efforts td "gear up the national defense training program to meet the nations needs; Charles H. Skidmore, state superintendent of public instruction, reported today, upon returning from conferences In Chicago and San Francisco. Skidmore emphasized, Mr, mas mall burst as It was thrown however, that it was pointed out from a train moving along at 80 miles an hour. during the meetings that every Bulk of the money was resafeguard must be erected covered byr railroad ipen and against mistakes in the training program. He said persons atvolunteers who gathered the tending the sessions were very scattered mall and Postal Inenthusiastic about the work so spector Robeit W. Newlon sald far accomplished. at Columbus that "as far as we The educator attended a meetnow only a couing of state superintendents of ple of hundred dollars are miss-j- r public Instruction at Chicago, and discussed details of the naThe $10,000 had been consigntional defense training program. ed to a bank here. At San Francisco, afterwards, he Boise Man Finally Gets It Straight . was present at a meeting of the National Association of State Director of Vocational Education and session of the American Vocational Association Inc. I R. Humpherys, state di-rector of vocational agriculture education, at Logan, was elected president of the latter Federal Officials Gear Up Education To Defense Needs Wife Mix Up Is Settled t JVlX Page 7 Over 25t Yeart of Dependable Servlet ' machine He said that every i k ' end every available worker- - in be organized the state should and placed at readiness to work at capacity to help fill urgent defense orders. To further such a series of program, he launched a manufacconferences today with turers and public officials. BOISE, 20. (AP) Dec. rebe no Christmas for inmates of Idahos prieves . prison. . ; Governor Bottolfsen, who ini-ex-- tiated the policy last year, plained that there must be other reasons for prison releases. f I "1 701 Christmas Is bringing cheer to crippled children of Salt Lake through the annual programs of the B. P. O. Elks Lodge and the Shriners of El Kalah Temple. 139 - At the JE1&J Club, East South Temple, last night 100 crip-pie- r children, their parents or guardians, and others handicapped were guests. Tomorrow night the children cared for in the Shriners1 Hos-- , pital for Crippled Children at St. Marks Hospital will present "Able Adams Christmas" as one of the features of their season Special oy Floor Lamp 7.95 Value last They l 10" Silk Nile Full Not Htfloctor ' ; " '4 Elks. Shriners Bring Yule Cheer To Salt Lake Crippled Children CASH AND CABBY Whll. v St Nicholas, Peace, Generosity and the Spirit of Christmas appear. Its in a play at Shriners Hospital tomorrow. Below, Santa Clans visits Elks party for crippled children and greets Norma Bean and ilonnie Let E 5K f Able Adams dreams and S&E.-Christmas Beautiful f81s Are Not Forgotten At Y uletide Little Shut-In- s STATE I -- f .M: No Yule Reprieves Wait Idaho Prisoners Therell v - - al entertainment. Many of the children are becoming strong and norpial because of the expert care, and they are going to entertain their friends, the Shriners. The band of El Kalah Tem- le will play under direction of eopold A. Yost The real Santa Claus will come to the St Marks group on Christmas morning. Most of the toys distributed at e Elks Club had been prepared by the Salt Lake firemen and wives and daughters of members of the lodge who have been making doll clothes for several weeks. A committee headed by L. E. Holley assembled the automobiles to bring the guests to the party and take them home, and also to carry gjfts Jto those unable to Donnie The children elected Lee, son of Mrs. D. Lee, who has lived at the Primary Childrens Hospital.' 44 West North Temple Street, all his life, as king. Norma Bean, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Albert W. Bean, 430 South Second West Street, was chosen queen of the festival. at-en- " Courts May Decide Salary Of State Employes In Guard -- A Bugseye View Of The Days News Shade BOISE, Dec. 20. (AP) The board of examiners and posLight in Bate to deSize sibly the courts as a final resort apparently will have while to their salaries are entitled Jr. cide whether state employes Place your order note. on active service with the National Guard. J Supply limited Tay- Attorney General J. W. The Beraca Store Bare Taylor cited an act of the 1939 Afton, advised Yoe More. Emory lor has Legislature which says that "all of public of the officers and employes state commissioner who shall be mem. welfare, to certify for payment state ofof IdahoNational Guard shall bers the the salary claim of Charles be entitled to leave of absence Moody, an employe of the State from their respective duties witht Hospital at Blackfoot, who y,, time or effiloss 70 STATE "1 Camp Murray with the Idaho out ciency rating on all days during guard. which they shall be engaged In field training ordered or authorized under provisions of the national defense act FREE COURSE OF He added, however, "this Is a statutory requirement and cannot affect or interfere with the constitutional authority of the board of examiners. The board All With must pass on all claims. He also added that constitu&Bantf and Orchestra tionality of the act Is not clear. An objection, he said "is that Instruments You Buy! the statute in question gives state employes as a class preferMAKE YOUR CHILDREN HAPPYI EASY TERMS ence over all other citizens. He ' added that the effect G L E N- -B . R O S. C O. would, of course, be a question for the courts. In this respect I 74 so MAIN ST have serious doubt of th$ constitutionality of the act j C, BY ARTHUR is-a- f" . LESSONS ' . i MUSIC UM.M.M.l THE MOST .DELICIOUS TREAT I'VE EVER HAD! I was an in the last war but a lot of things made me pretty sore. I guess the very worst was the night I marched away full of patriotism and stirrup cups. I happened to look Into the parlor and there was my girl on an appeasers lapt That wasnt so .bad. What got me real mad was it was 'd warm- - evening and he was fanning her with his exemp- tion card. The right of free speech doesnt Include dropping slugs In telephone boxes, hollering fire in church or keeping the loudspeaker on all night. And I wish that the appeasers and theentangl ers would both consent to dedicate the cornerstone of the next avalanche. 2 its. 9 8' a 1.50 value! , Fm just about as fed np with Vm both as the people In the e boarding house who called mutton 365 because they got it I f k YOURE planning to telephone y your. Christmas greetings to Monday. And youll get faster service on your calls because telephone traffic friends or relatives, wont you coninstead sider doing it this week-en- will be lighter. of ..waiting until Christmas Eve or Christmas calling Saturday night or some time Sunday, youll save time on far-awa- d, . Christmas Day? Youll get the same low rates that d old-tim- toy you've novor had tuck delicious chocolaitt (or such a y low prictl That art mad You'D tenia-flanall- every day In the year. ' rich mlH. ..null, sugar, - cherries, eroamt, oaugait . , .luscious and tocihtomet Takg, homo a box today... theyll b thrilled and delighted with M e , &nMf Stalin Calls Meet apply on Christmas, if you call between M Saturday and. 4:30 A. M. If-yo-u , f MOSCOW, Dec. 20. all-uni- 0 (AP) each call, youll benefit by the low rates, and we can do a little Q t 'i t t better job for everybody, THE MOUNTAIN STATES . .) TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY Ml eS hin L Jo seph Stalin today summoned an conference of the Communist Party for' Feb. 15 to discuss Its work in transport and Industry. Organization questions Were the only other subjects listed on the agenda. r if can do your Long Distance Of Communist Party ' ZCMI DRUG STORE er I dont think there (s any chance of. unraveling an entangl-e- r or1 appeasing an appeaser. All of them jabber like a wet par, rot. , CHOCOLATES . BAER Now, I remember ZCMI DRUG STORE of BUGGS (Distributed by International News Service) There seems to be two schools of thought on war and yon can't be tcachera pet in both of them. First, theres the appeasers or the defeatists. Second, there's the entanglers or the Chauvinists, Thats a kind of exaggerated patriotism. The entanglers point out that the Emperor Justinian tried to barbarians and appease the wound up playing touch tag with a red-ho- t stove. The appeasers say you can catch more flies with sugar than you can with Vinegar. And there the whole thing rests like a fish in a dish. t |
