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Show 15, 194 li Monday, Sepietnber HE DtStRtT. Nt,WS, bait Lake City, Utah Page 5: Seven Utahns Killed InAccidents During" Weekend; Others Hurt 'i - A n Keep Em Flying $ By Homer P. Andersen - . Drowning, Auto Grashes Take Big Toll Of Life MODELS TO FIGHTERS Id rather build em than fly em." That about sums up in one short hop the amazing career of Robert T. Snow, former Salt Lake model plane builder and now engineering representative of United Aircraft Products, Inc., Dayton and Los Angeles. AIRFORT NOTES: , Bob,, as he is Herts tins' group' of flying ' known through and thusiatts h ho are not Seven Utahns were killed in violent accidents during the Weekend, including one drowning and six in auto dashes, others were injured. " The dead! Freddie, LaMar Hodges,. 2, son otiUthe Indusof Alden and Devore McBride try and among Hodges of Smithfield, killed toa 'generatlbh" of day In Smithfield. U J all An o d e Clyde Vernell Swensen. 14, son of James J Marenus and Mattie plane enthusiChristensen Swenson' of North asts, flew to Salt Lake over Logan, drowned in Logan River to the week-enSunday. visit his parOscar J. Bennion, 57, of 676 Mr. and ents, West Forty-eightSouth Street, Mrs. LeRoi C. Salt Lake, killed in an auto Snow, 2672 At train collision near Taylorsville. den Avenue. Don C. Folkman, 22, RFD No. He also back 2, Ogden, killed near Rupert, Ida. work to do at Frieda Palmer, 23, of 826 West Mr- - Snow Hill Field on Twenty-fiftStreet, Ogd.en, killed name new engine testing near Rupert. paratus. Harry L. Hill Jr., 22, of RFD This youth, who designed and RuNo. 2, Ogden, killed near built one of (he first pert. - .model pintles in Salt Lake todav, Mark Peterson, 20, son of S. Is inventing secret devices for W. Peterson of Ferron, Utah, faUncle Sant's fighters, iLa a tally injured last night when a coim Idenee that his un'strange turned. tractor.. J)e.,.was.,. driving Jmrenzo Invented an Snow, cle, over into a silo pit in Carbon oil cooler for battleplanes nsed .. ... In the first World Mar, Now County. Bob comes along in his prop LOGAN, Sept. IS. Accidental wash and perfects an engine oil death claimed two lives in Cache cooler that licks the problem of over a period of the last encounCounty back pressure blow-out- s Victim 24 hours. One was a drowning tered at high altitudes where airs IJners and bombers whir through in and the other a motor vehicle Oscar J. Bennion died a mishap. stratosphere cooled to a minus anto-trai- n collision. 70 degrees. Clyde Vernell Swensen, 14, son Commerce Karl of Carl Chamber thank and Ted left, Mertens, Ruth, right, president, FRIGID EQUATOR of James Marenus and Hattie J. Glade for Salt Lakes hospitality to the American Association of Railroad Ticket Christensen Swrensen of North You can run into lower nfud-dat high altitudes over Logan, was drowned in the Agents. waters of Logan River about the Equator than over the five miles west of Logan SunRob savs in explaining Arctic, that planes designed for the day morning as he attempted to Agents Canal Zone bave some features ford the stream while riding a in common with Alaskan airhorse. Bruises on his forehead craft. was indicate that the youth Use of hvdraulics in the construck in the face by the horse's trol systems of bombers and Ihe head as he attempted to force, ,4 invent ion ofthe animal up, a v v,-, I? landing gear are other things on collision was reA traln-autBobs mind these davs. Hes '11 Freddie Lamar sponsible for the death yesterday talked with RAF pilots, and of Oscar J. Bennion, 57. of 5.76 Hodges, son of Alden and Devore merNow is the time for food around inside poked South Street. McBride Hodges of Smithfield, West Forty-eightHemkels and Junkers chants to strive harder than ever was instantly killed at 9 a.m. toThe accident took place at 3 30 to California from the From One) busito of cost the shipped decrease (Continued Page doing was tracks Pacific war zones. Some of his disclosday when a truck the father pm. at the Union ness. South backing from the family garage had washed out a scheduled outures about the Nazi warplanes at 118 West Forty-eightis the That chief message Mr. door barbecue in Mill Creek Canwill be fed into this column. Boh parsed over the childs head. Street, near a mill at which J. Frank Grimes, president Stow-ell, According to Sheriff Jeff yon vesterday. Bennion worked. He died in the promises exculsive, watch for it! the IGA with headquarters who investigated the mishap, This morning they were guests Salt Lake General Hospital a in Salt Lake Chicago, today. the father was backing his large of the Chamber of Commerce at half hour after the crash. Wickard The president of the vast ... truck from the garage in the a breakfast in the Hotel Utah EmP. Highway Patrolman Orlin travof ganization grocers independent southeast part of Smithfield, Howard said the train was pire Room, with Earl J. Glade, headed a delegation of officials when the child pushed his trichamber president, In charge. eling at only 11 miles perHehour and experts who arrived today across the be"We've had a splendid time in cycle from the house and was plainly visible. on a national tour of the counthe Carl H. Mertens, the truck. into of said Salt Lake, Mr. on lot, path brakes the that lieves try to plan in advance against the the end of the newly elected president of the Bennions ear might have been The boy reached kind of a spree that in the World truck just as the father started tickets agents. "I hope We can . War brought faulty .but it was too badly wreckreflated reverse. knocked come back again soon and hold The truck In machanlcal what determine to ed prices extravagant costs and lad down, and the wheel the our here." national convention accito the were defects (Continued From Page One) prio abuses that spelled disaster when Before leaving this afternoon, passed over his head. dent. the had ended.. was were spree Lamar tour Freddie on a the visitors taken Hodges fense. That job Is the produo-tioMr. Bennion is survived by born He pointed out that todav of the Utah Copper Companys of food. For strength and ip Smithfield Oct 23, 1939. his wife, Mrs. Belle C. Bennion He mav too be soon fix to food Can,is survived by his parents, cut mine in Bingham Meets open moiale, we need more of some of Taylorsville: two daughters, one brother: which vet to two and advance sisters may .prices foods in America. For the very yon. Mrs. Jack Eyre .of Taylorsville some extent, but added that evenRichard and Nadene, all The entertainment was planJ. Frank Grimes, IGA prescore of their defense the stamand Miss Beatrice Bennion of Cleone, he of Smithfield, his maternal should as a a measure" ned tually prices given ina and spirit of their people "persuasive Salt Lake Citv: two sons, Oscar ident, confers with Utah ofto boost Utah ahiong tourists eeiling to prevent a serious leac-tioneed gieat stocks of grandfather, Mark McBride, and the Bnti--Bennion Jr. of Murray and Alficials. Mr. when his the it had had and apparently its some of the same food, it is up is paternal grandparents, emergency vin Bennion of Taylorsville: his over. Mrs. Nathaniel M. Hodges. and were results. Utahs attractions to vis in 1942 to iurmh mother, Mrs. E. A. Bennion of " the was born in frr Swensen bv rerailman the meantime he Young of theToqd highly praised supply of T a Torsvillee; four sisters Mrs. North marked. "now and in the future, ixigan tfn Jan. 28, 1927. He visitors, who said the state alGreat Britain . . I F. W. Jame1! of Evanston, 111., W'ell had graduated from North Lobeen food had the merchant that adds to ready exploited, "The question jbefotr AmeriMrs. Thomas B. Wallace, Mrs. from a tourist standpoint, his net profit bv a redurtmp of can agriculture gan public school and had regisn 1942 is this: by Noble D. Wallace, and Mrs, Datered this fall as a freshman at its own rail officials and through waste and an efficiency that reAre we going toUlk about savvid Rishton, all of Salt Lake City; South Cache High School. He had an active Chamber of Commerce. (Continued From Page One) duces rusts will have' no future ing democracy, on go to work five brothers, Hvrum Bennion won mahy friends through his ac"With such enthusiasm and worries and produce the tnings needed Jr. and Joseph S. Bennion of tivity in Club work and the .such scenic resources to back gin escorting convovs of British The visiting officials and Utah to' save democracy! We have to other cargo vessels tomorTavlorsville; Ernest Bennion of Church, it up, Utah should have no and IGA officers and storekeepers change our production schedule row was a matter of conjecAlberta. Can , Robert Bennion of trouble in doubling its tourist Surviving besides the parents wdll gather for a banquet and to meet the need4 of defense. ture, but the fact that an inare two sisters, Helen and Afton business," an officer of the asRirie, Idaho, and Karren H. conference at the Newhouse Making the change lWqr duty to terim of four days was necesSwensen of North Logan and a sociation remarked. Bennion of Salt Lake Citv. HoteL tonight at 6:30 oclock. the nation. But does sary between President RooseServices brother, Harvey Swensen of Bell, for Oscar Bennion L. E. Kolstad. manager of the benot ask ua to do this without Calif. velt's statement and the wilt-bheld Wednesday at 1 pm. suit of an automobile-bicyclacIGA Seattle, Wash , office, inis regard. It is going t(Neprofit-- ' Services have tentatively been protection in the Tavlorsville Ward Chapel. cident Saturday evening on ginning of this with the national officers on the arable for farmers to increase their set for Wednesday at 2 p in. m Fourth North, between First and dicated that some special tour. Others are: H. R. Gerproduction of many larm comthe North Logan Chapel, Bishop rangements requiring time - to Second East Streets, Edgar T. modities during 1942 and probhard, director of merchandising Victor Jsraelsen officiating. complete had been made, 65. of 378 Ndrth First Roberts. and advertising: Wdhom H. ably for some time after that. AGREEMENT KEEN PRICE, Sept. 15. Mark PeterEast was recovering In Street, Mr.- Wickard estimated Beard, field supervision departthat the fact that the son, 20, of Ferron, son of S. W. Moreover, the Utah Valley Hospital today. United States would have to into ment, and J. E. Doggen, director Peterson, was fatally injured last (Continued From Page One) protection will be extended was The of two condition of victhe of meat merchandising division. furnish Britain enough food in night when a tractor he was drivadjacent to Iceland tims of an auto-truccollision waters not to incur heavy new indebted4942 to feed 10,000.000 A. B. Smith, secretary-treasure- r turned over into a silo pit. taken as an indication that the persons ing which occurred ness on expansion programs Thursday night had Peterson had gone through the at 3900 take a United States probably manager of the Utah Whole-sal- e and that this would and' South Ninth East notv. to in turning around came production increase of six Grocery Company, and M. L. pit and agreed to assume sole responsi6 too close to the edge of the pit Street and claimed the lives of bility for guarding supply ships Anticipated no great Kommel, superintendent eight per cent of this country's of the two Salt Lakers continued be to mount of food hoarding. and the tractor tipped over, pinsame company, will have'gener-a- l average annual total. to that point with the British "critical' today to a up 7 Declared that there would He pointed out that what Is to take over from there on. ning the youth underneath. Harcharge of the banquet and CMt issued at the be not report old Sorenson, city marshal of and should not be any needed is more Knox's announcement - came particularly meeting. General Hospital. further substantial increases in Ferron said today. rear the end of his address to pork, fruit, milk, bggs and certwo , The condl-whose the prices of agricultural prodpatients tain vegetables and less wheat, the Legion gathering, and after Won was critical are Robert L. ucts which go into consumers' RUjPERT, Ida., Sept. 15. Motobarco and cotton. He estimathe had declared that since Unit- Lease-Lend- 2150 of 21, confusion a at Quayle, food and fiber. "The present mentary d ed. that British requirements Wellington ed States occupation of highway Qwas Marco and 18 Street, blamed for junction the Hodgson, would take the products on July 7 Hitler and the from prices are fair and farmers gen2080 t deaths of of East three Twenty-firsare South satisfied with them. five billion pounds of young Ogden erally Nazi were (Contmued From Page One) losing the milk; , Street. The youths were riding in Battle of thepalpably residents on a mile southMost of them are at parity and about 500,000,000 dozen Atlantic" and thereeggs; a covertibie coupe with four othhis repot t that "through west of Rupert Sunday, when further increases are not justi18.000- .000. pounds the of poultry fore were forced to attempt to car er their men month struck when the of collision. broadside young he said. Into fied, August the totar dollar me&t, mostly chicken; l.oOO.OOO.-00break dow'n the bridge of ships an oncoming machine. value of defense articles transPower and carrying supplies to Britain. The agricultural Involving a Utah secretary pounds of pork and lard; dead are: ferred ., do-service .The Frieda and .on. defense that the restrictions. said Light Company services rentruck, 125.000.- 000 tons of fruit, and 2.- Palmer, "If they did not swiftly take occurred. mestic sugar beet acreage had r 23, of 286 West Twenty-fiftsuccessful - measures 4o break dered, plug expenditures for oth500,000 Ttases of canned vegetaer Funeral services 'were conductbeen virtually removed for next-yeables. purposes, amount? Street, Ogden; Don C. Folkman, down this bridge, Knox said, ed ed fbr to James Franklin because of the shortage of N. 22, son of Mark yesterday The secretary cautioned that the Folkman, the defeat of England,approximately $487,000,000. 1419 Ave-of 36, im. -.Nelson, 4s No d RFD "Planes, tanks, guns, and ships some production adjustments 2, Ogden, and Harry. Browning ships greatly reducing the prime purpose of the of driver have Mr. nue, to the truck. of 1,flow facNo. allowable sugar L. Hilt Jr., 22, RFD from our will have to be down, others up begun become Impossible.- If they did portation Nelson died tories and yards, he said, "and-.thfront the . outside principally Friday morning make such an all-oand explained that the probeffort, after flow will from the Philippine Islands. He accelerate shortly from day lem of which and where was The accident occurred about United thev would add the midnight. . for Edward Funeral to services until stream 3:10 the Mr. becomes the big point of the regional day, hinted, however, that after the a.m, Sunday, when States Navy to their numerous Hill, a river, ana the river a torrent, the Jeremy Ashton, 17, son of Bishrestrictions foes. emergency, driver, apparently became conthis meetings. To illustrate O. Marvin Ashton of this to have back. op the totalitarian tryan-pCHOICE INDICATED fused at the go engulfing might junction, and point he mentioned that the U. which Asked for a. comment on the dominafe Mrs. the" seeks to and to on S. west a the Presiding but BishopriG turn due now has' enough wheat on started "It was grim choice, Rae Jeremy world Ashton of 2185 Nazi action In the past announcement of no restriction Paul Road, and then sought to few hand to last for two years If It Twenty-firs- t East Street, will be days has left little room for While the report his second for next year, Eric W. Ryberg, bring his machine back on US-3o on operations of the conducted Tuesday at 12:30 p.m. doubt of what they will do. chairman of the board for neighborhood of $6,000,000,000. according to State Police Of-- The at the Lincoln Ward Chapel, A German submarine," ficer Milton Reeves. he program was on its way to Sugar Company, had only report showed that up1900 Ninth East Street, by Bish-'o- p wards of a dozen nations 'have an Congress, Mr. 'Roosevelt was conIn doing this, he lost control lhj.8, to say: "The Industry has "encountered continued, been getting some measure of Franklin J. Murdock of the American destroyer engaged lit ferring with his budget director been anticipating that the reof the car and kept It headed leae-lene strictions on sugar beet acreage-woulfund. The assistance, but the Parleys Ward Where the Ashcarrying mail to our outpost on on a second straight for about 65 feet, then ton youth was be lifted for 1942." bulk has gone to Great Bntain. came total is expected to be iri the it turned sideways and was hurlsecretary of a Iceland. The encounter Utah this year had about 0 Priests quorum at the time of in' broad daylight and the AmerThe list includes, China Poed for nearly 10O feet, directly acres planted to sugar beets, his death. ican destroyer carried identificaInto the path of a northeast-boun- d land, Greece, Yugoslavia, Nob-wabut a tion marks which left no posmachine. The deaths Young Ashton was a passengyield of more Belgium, the Netherlands, If You than 15, tons per acre is expected er In the convertible coupe when sible room for doubt as to its , including the Dutch East Indies, to bring 1941 beet production to the accident 15. occurred Brazil and PROVO, Sept. and the Dominican-republiThursday nationality. Suffering Get Up "At close range, the submafrom .a sprained back as a re-- might. He died Friday morning nearly 600,00a tons. Chile and Cuba alsd ,. at 6:30 a.m. rine discharged three torpedoes have asked for help and are In -aimed at Meanwhile, Ted KJarlS. of line for requisitions. In other destroy You Can't Feel Right quarters, it was learned that aid 2145 Twenty-firs- t East Street,, er. . The Greer evaded them, If you htvt to driver of-t- he and promptly attacked the subconvertible coupe, up S or moro time also was being given the h Broken ond it do wonder your mt is was released from the General marine with depth charges. Aftif you feel old ond run down before your government' through ater second the Warren and time. Functional Great rather or ays Hospital Saturday Britain. than depth charge temie Kidney and Bladder organic trouble often' Cable, 18, another occupant of tack, all contact with the Declaring that aid is not an' bo the cause of many pains and kymp was lost by the destroy- - may the coupe, wag reported in 'good act toms simply because the Kidneys may be of charity or sympathy but tired and not working fast enough in filter-I- n condition at the hospital today. a means of defending America, a and remoring Irritating excess aelds The Navy Department, Knox poisons Now Going Onl the chief executive added: and wastes from your blood. So If said. made you or Immediately "We offer it because we know get up nights suffer from burning, public SPINNETTES, GRANDS AND all Information on this Incident, scanty or frequent passages, leg pains, back-- . that piecemeal resistance to agUSED PIANOS! aehe, or swollen ankles, due to while the German government or and Bladder irou gression is doomed to failure;, BUY NOW AND SAVE! countered by saying the Greer bits, youll make Kidney no mistake in trring the because the ruthless war maprescription called Cretex. Because it has fired the first shot. chine which now, bestrides ' the llren such Jovous, happy relief in ao high a 0 To relieve Mery throbbing end ease of aueh eases, percentage continent of Europe can be comit eolo tin a guarantee of monte Cyetes R i" perched shin, quickly epply back on return of Civilian consumption of-s- oa p der batted Only, by the combined efemptv package unless completely aattsfae-t-increased during the first half is vou. f0t .nly 15, t drug- - forts of ail free peoples and at tn tnd th of this year, the Department of iwnnlw protocU ;ou. , all strategic points where the Commerce reported. Aav. aggressor .may strike. 2 " 1 n h h e Weve Had A Splendid Time Driver Killed In Collision Of Auto, Train y - Ticket Agents Shown Sights InS.L. Tour o Two-year-ol- d Grocers Advised To Cut Expenses -- - -- v Messer-sohmidt- h h - waiting Robert ff, Hinckley , Ui airmail i them a paikage of jeHeral funds: Garfield County's commissioners are so determined In get their scenery on'Americas air map that they hats built a mighty twee t airport at Bryce Canyon. They'll be able to turn it into a busy port in a feui minutes because they already have built an administration building complete -- Mith ticket booths and baggage facilities! for uniting -- The present eommissioners are Sam 'Pollock, H. J, Allen and J. Usher Henrie, all hackers of a future scenic center for airlinps and private fliers. Not far from them Cedar Citv is working to gain a major an poll for flung tourists. All this leads Joseph Bergm, slate - director" to rematk: "Commer cial aviation has a great future in southern Utah. Appointed Owen G. Reichman Is named president of the Bonneville Stake. Bonneville Stake Given New Officers Owen GfRelcKman Is Made President CPT COURSES Here's the official dopp on civilian- pilot -- training programs to be launched this autumn and fall in the Salt Lake District 88 contemplated by the CAA! Salt Lake 20 elementary and a share of the 70 secondary students allotted to four fields. Logan 20 elementary students'; 8 share ol 70 secondary students; a share of IS cross country students, (part trill g a to bacramen. to). Other elementary flight courses unit be giten as follows: Ogden 20 students; Price 10 students; Mt rirnsnnUrM students; C edar Citv JO students; St. George 10 Provo 20 students; students: Spanish Fork 10 students. All elementary training listed is to be hy college units with the exception of Spanish Fork, uhich unit be open In nonollege men and women. Eligible ages are 19 la . 'Owen G.' Reichman. former first counselor in the Bonneville ; Stake presidency, today assumed office as president of the stake G. succeeding Elder Marion Romney who recently was nam-- 1 ed an assistant to the Council of the Twelve. New stake officers were named yesterday during quarterly conference sessions In the As-sembly "HaH with Elder Steph-eI. Richards of the Council of - the Twelve officiating, n Soren N. Jacobsen, second counselor, and Rulon H. Sanders, stake clerk, were reieased to become members' of the stake high council. . -' Installed as first counselor was George L. Nelson and Le Grand P. Bat kman is the new second counselor. Walter J. was named Poleman stake clerk. Jasper Fletcher and Martin M. 2(i. Larson are other new members of the stake high council while J. A Rockwood, D. Ray Shurt-liff- , Junius Romney, R. C. Tow- ler, V. Clvde Cummings and Al- ma J. Larkin were honorably- - re- - -leased. A. Frank Barnes was to .'serve as presdient of the High Priests Quorum sucW. Ure. ceeding James r.iqyt Kicnarfls was iisisted, during the conference sessions ' didnt grow a blade in 1942. by Elder John D, Giles, Aaronic This country's 1942 producPriesthood supervisor, and Elder tion goals, set up with the help Henry D. Moyle, Church Wei-- '' of the Bureau of Agricultural fare committeeman. William Wr economics, provide for several Seegmiller, former president of. things, Secretary Wickard dethe Western States Mission, clared. enumerating(1) needs also addressed the stake gather- " of the American people and the ing. demands which probably will result from increased purchasto ing power, (21 distribution N home-(3tije underpnviliged at commercial (4) exports; our commitments to the British; ; j of (5) stock piles of reserves -- Farmers Called To Raise Record Abundance In Food n n - Knox- - one-fourt- h 4-- Utah- - k acc-rdi- ike Ice-las- - - Jordan Schools ) food. Attending the Salt Lake, conwhich will continue through Tuesday, are members of Jand-usboards, planning USDA defense boards, state agricultural and farm bureau representatives from 13 western states. the Participating in confeience are several of the secretary's assistants, including: Mr. Reid, MnJTolleyv Wayne Darrow, director of information ference, e for ip AAA. and Samuel gcmb doctor-member- , mmwm h iend-leas- District- of Jordan will be' immunized against smallpox and diphtheria during the next two weeks ig s of the district board of health. The schedule adopted; Sept. 16, Butler and Union grade school at tnion; Sept. 17, Hernman and -- Riverton grade schools at River- ton: Sept. 18, Granite and Sandy ' grade schols at Sandy; Sept. 23, . Midvale grade schools: Sept. 26, , Lark. Highland Bov, Copperton, Central Grade Schools at Bingham Central, and Sept. 30, West and South Jordan grjide schools-- , at West Jot dan. First grade pupils will be immunized against smallpox and j second graders against diph- - ' , theria. Pupils Schools (reft mum mm US-30- 0 B. asBledoe, an administrative sistant. The' secretary and the other Washington, D. C., visitors will be honored at a dinner to he in given at 8 o'clock tonight the Newhouse Hotel by the Utah Section of the USDA Club an organization of agricultural department officials and employes. Arrange Dates For Immunizing 5,000 e war,-woul- y Utah-idah- iend-leas- Iend-leas- d 40,-00- near-recor- d aM OEtlOlX VILl 00 I SHOULD doesnt knOw that washdty can be banished forever! That with a Bendix HomeT-sundraha never needs to lift heavy, foggy clothes- -. her hands in hot, bend over dirty, soapy water! ' She . OUR ANNUAL FALL PIANO SALE! BROS. MUSIC CO. A7noUTHmiNu In go dry, soiled dotW-o- ut come clean,sw,fresh,fluffy clothes ready for a dose of sunshine. Thats all there is to a Bendix wathdtyas -- Free-Frenc- over 175,000 Bendix owners know. See a demonstration' today I submarine E!EGINk . . Automatically . c. ot ; RIHSED yma .OU Wadlu MAY TH it GLEN CLOTHES ARE WASHED AND DAMPDRIED YOUR d. llighfs r y I MORE THAN COVER DOWN MYMIHTI KENNETH E. SMITH 57 WIST 1ST SOUTH i . .. |