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Show I, 8 1 THE' DESERET NEWS Salt Lake City, Utah First Class Of Nurses Kernel KornQuis Will Be Offered Again At Post EndsAtU: Inductees at the Ft. Douglas chance tonight trmatch wits and Lake misses when Kernel Korn at quiz program and stage-shoat 8 oclock. Candidates Will Under the diiettion of Tom Drury, the program titled Anything Can Happen, will featuie Dons Horwick, - Lpi- ' Hilton, Charmine Jdhnson, Helen Mitchell, Rayola, Larson , and Norma Buckley, who will compete with the six soldiers chosen from Enter Nursing Schools - 'The first class In the Univerof sity of Utahs department federwith established nursing, al funds as an emergency pro- - audience. year diploma program June 7, Miss Phoebe M. Kandel, director, announced today. Students who successfully pass enter examinations will then hospital nursing schools on June 15. The next class of - nursing education students will begin their Campus work on June 15 the summer program to , continue until Sept. 4 and then the instruction will extend through the regular fall quarter. The third class will enter Jan. 4. pre-clinie- Degree They cfomplete Campus Work Toward Nursing education will end work complete Members of the first University of Utah class in nursing June 7. They are: First row Margaret Price, Mary Wingate, Cleo Allen, Eliza Markham, Elizabeth Erickson, Zoe Bullock, Phoebe M. Kandel, class director; Capt. Emily Vedor of the Ninth Corps Area; LaVon Soutfcam, Dorothy Torkel-son- , Todd, Patricia Judd, Dolleen Wakefield, Marie Whitheck, Maleen Ford; second row Jean Kennard, Florence Nellie Falconer, Melba Carter, Johnell McKinney, Claire Haggart, Barbara Rosmait, Meha Phillips, Barbara . 11 i 11 o White, Betty Falrbourn. Rulh.Norris; third row Eleanor Store j.Marjorie Uallstrom,. Betty Ivl o ,A r v e T h m ,i 1 Anne Katherine Zoe Betty Helen Campbell, Vanderbeck, Gojdwyn Winner, Esthergrace Alice Murphy, Fjeld, Green, Anne Marian LaRee Marjorie Lova Slopansky, Wilcox, Golda row fourth Rasmussen, Webb, Speers, Martin; : Derma Watson. , , two-quarte- pre-clinie- 1 Brigham City Is Assigned Pilot Training BRIGHAM CITY Box Elder High School is Included In the Civil Aeronautic Administration experiment program for pilot training soon of 210 high school to Art- - Mortem-en- , president of Utah Pacific Airways, Inc., flight contractor, We exwho said Wednesday: start the to boys flying pect within 30 days.Vj, Approximately 50 loyal high school students, 17 years and older, have made application for the beys,-accordi- ng i - course, hut the group will be reduced to ten before actual flight training begins. Academic records, personal, interest, investigation of character and physical condition will be considered hi determining the ten successful students. ' The fine record established at Box Elder and Bear River High schools in Box Elder County last was year, when ground training e taught as part of the pilot training program, is probably responsible for Box Elder High being included in the program, Mortensen said. Joseph Bergen, state director of aeronautics, has promised his the cooperation in improving air-runways at the Brigham city port in preparation for the program. Pilots who will be in charge of Instruction are John Edward Weir, Keith Marston, Blaes and William Reeve of Og- den. 1 Westminster Sets Banquet Wasatch Academy Makes Awards For Year n -- Jordan High Slates Awards Roose-velt,wa- gardens sure pve you exereise. But can weed and hot and. I stoop and twist without having these shorts bind or pinch. ' Gentlemen, for downright comfort and long wear, try knitted Crotch-Guar- d Shorts. They provide gentle ath-- letic support help active men keep fit Conveniently placed I ur buttonless front True fit, for less strain and better wear, Heres a tip for your 'wife. Therell be less work on wash- wear day and your shorts will "longer if you change them frequently. A light rinse cleans them without scrubbing. Hanes knitted Shorts require no ironing. Wear them with a Hanes knitted Undershirt for extra comfort WAR BONDS AND STAMPS y LclIf arlcan't s TS HANES iBOdvrata pricK. yw Uitecnmar y want, rvmcmCr ft HANES pradcctlM it going fo onr Arn4 Fnrcnt. P. H. HANES KNITTING COMPANY North Cttolttm Wmiton-Stlt- f Paris Corns, Th a Complete Lin oi HANES UNDER WEAR - THE FURNISHINGS- - Street Floor PARIS &tpjvvuJtodrtx, . CO. TlWvcfvovvkclCgt Oyvtj. Mt Brown Mexico and Betty Olsen, Debating Clel Jensen f leone Pixton, Pleasant, leteived the Danford Oral Birch Maxine Hanrn Junior frost.Romld BeckFoundation Books Junior Jenaen, Glen trnm Carol CalUtott Uagrne OKon medal The superintendents Rea Fax BetksUad Ttorothv Business for citizenship was piesented to Tounir Margaret Rohinsnn. Heber Ho. Ida. Bill Fouste, of Council, ran Llojd Mclff, Nil Carlson, Mane awards were given Smith Journalism earhook Clel .tensen, Betfy Nielson, to Ruddy Ballinger, Moab- - and Max elora Sorenson Maurme Oreer Holbrook, Anderson, in Greer Navlor Parker Maurue fer Betty guson" Bill Meidman Zola Adanx Ro Ariz ParlquiRt brta Rrttv AmloraoD, nt awartls sem J tv fooibnll Wndcll Tnok Phil Mavnard, itor nt the WdOittlcmv World Thomson -- dafk bilcox Ralph the . eemor 1 Ttlheroe protulrnt ot Urovo Bne Hnlr Rlv Matmtvrp Don HoM tditot ltlimicnthol ,lasa DnU ham nardnrr Orin Van Brt NirhollR, Buh Boa voarbnok ot the Wa-atGpnrire Bwb Brown Vlmrr William (.Ulth-li- t Now Wcvitt) Rfhobiitll hot h. Bill Whithad Hirnld Rttmucn ktlth Ht'enttama, Fort botlt itroaldenl Paul Andnrwon RariiowP Jerry Yates, Deft imp Art?, junior tlai Rent Boilell Hitt' 4 Virzrma s.notutthTp 3ark B iiketball Lowell Thomnann Audrty Carol Birth Roosevrlt walht lbox Brijfham Gardner Don NUnp ClUhprw. Slantlartlvllle Jat I trt hard rhn James Nance, Ray Malmbeiir, UI Faso lull Dovthriz wt Ilea-aO!on Mwv f uauccR Fruzipr Bingham Milm Rodelt. 8fanler Trak Kent Matv - Orosa. Helper lout( anjon tronu Jerry ate hew Met mo; Haiti THomi TphitPht Boh Brown Baseball BUI Pu enure WtU't Ml rieaaant OWu Arlene Hrhprt Nu holla Ray Malmbcrff Nils ihxie Lew Pleasant Ml rrn "homp'on arleon, tumor frost Paul Greei 1 ou Netlv' ike City Wilson Salt Hilton, Llmer Williams, Dimond Hard-castlArn JfJti- Bit Amlrrson Holbiook Bill h trail man V Howe, Hansen ' Ketlh N i, Antmionv lla- - 'llirve' NamerlToorflin a tor F OGDKX J Hnonei lias been ordinator foi Beet Glow ci s announced In STmm-o- o? mnointed t County Association, it is association ciuec-tor- s co- the Welx Ho will wOtk-wit- h glow ot s to assist them in obtaining help in then Ho, fmlcN and soivc to con tac t possible sources of farm labor in the event of the anticipated shortage - Ruhtrd WvKtm nnd ir Complete Stock A Stylo and Sis for Every Room Designed In our own plant. Free Eztimatee No Obligation Prieee Start From 57 95, complete, Installed. - Infermountain Utilities DIA IS ISO. STATE Jldllfl "Snr dlH UnhIod Tneiter drTma bv Mr, Ihoma' C ENTRAt Ei- -- gin VYofches secre- e Simpso,-xxecutiv- 1295 Speech awards ij O Allen Thonftas, head ui (he Rpfh depirtment to Keith debate Rrm!pma tori Defiant t Anz amt uralorj Dick Biummthal, Los An--, Robert tletnle Bolniao m C w on ihhate eljn Deerinjr. siltrton (oloiado debeate, Barbara Keiibon Keanu (.anjon, Ariz , declama non Gh niton Steinei Mt Pleasant, de Kenneth McKay, Mt. Pleasant, bdr debate Jav Clitheroe, MW Pleasant, 42 75 to L.Jew;; were aard to BH1 Dolmgr, A Bill Cnnnmrham, --Cisco Piso Tf N. M. Maiy Mom. lohatchi c Red tioss fiitif atrs for home dml rare ol the suk bv the Lee I to the Hfhool nurse Miss null? following Audrey Bin hard, Standard-Mil- e Don Edwarda Marklc, Moab Mary Jane Citj niderdU Wilson Grand Mary Bracco, Helper Kearns Can-vo- n Barbara Benson Canyon Amv Helsten, Scofield; Beverly Pugsley Dea Moines, la ; Luella Calif Lonir Beach, Jane Ellen Hiffg-sPaula Pannetier, Leupp, Ariz Fldf-stafMt Barbara Pierc-ePleaant Anz LaRue Giutm, Fairview Music awards were presented bv Ro?-e- r Hansen head of the music department to Nita Imdemann, Salt Lake, piano Verna Mae Benson, Kearns Can-o- n Au7 , piano, Flla Sue McNatt, Tuba (nty Ariz piano Robert Boss-heRehoboth M, voice and band. BUL Marvm iail. Lake, dly band. Mary li antes riiti, Bingham Canyon, v ,rn - jl.45 27.50 ! 1 7 -- 12.68 Wafer. Jewef B rn el ,n 30.68" Rse Gold. 18.14 . Jodies' Wris'tWat ,Adverf'Sed MANSION f k&SM -- Bind'' Jewel Girls' Potion wrist . Wetlu" Brocefef Elnm Whh EX- 2,-4- W'th - E- shoPed to fit h;s . . - 12.95 5 42-?- band ' Bos athl ti' tw by Coach John to Bill Dowhiv football and ourq tilth roe, Mt tratk Pleasant, tra k Gu 1 ui- - Helper, l,to-- 4 Dlckt ritn Plot dei lnbijity, Ifiiintg- football Ariz, Moab, ll foot- ball, bdaketbalL UaUc and tennis Los Ansi Ira, football, tra(k babkethall Jack Helsten, Scofield, Bill Fouste, Portfootball basketball land, Ore, football, basketball. Art hie Morrison football, basketSunnytide ( arl ball Roberts. Columbia, football, Bartlett basketball Maclm, Georg Ida football track Jack Jensen, Mt Pleasant track Paul Mierop, Berkeley, Fred Brato, football, track (alit Ken Grind f anvoir, football, tennis foot Grand mth 'V ilhams Canyon, Robert Bolman, hdl tennis tak( anon CunBill football Bingham ninzhim lrak Ruddy Balhnjrer, foot is Jba.U JJti Hansen. Helper, football.; Ray soldiers Summit, football, Rob- tw nt Reynold .Columbia, track Girls athletic awards by Mrs Rex Svn- dociaui of the phvsua1 education de- tUitmciU to Marv Brauco, Grand Can Ann on Barhjia Perce, Flagstaff Du fhiborr Wot Jean Whit ns Phi Hst Marion Clitheroe, Wjo 1 Mtnb tiftrf V J - Dorothy Corbtn Mux Mimes Jraner Maiv Moen hd ( kimter Salt Lake Evelyn Dnr-linteirli Mhertnn i nu tolo Dorrtthv EouU'r 59c eversharp LADIES' PEN & COMPACTS LAST will A gift he or she se,oidds- --. ?ifspe"Lr.m - Saturday. . enjoyjor years flooding or magic feed prevents for ever. leaking guaranteed LUSTROU S 2 5 pEAR(.s 995 GRANDMA IN I 1 witiioul j in I In - cct for Her! CAN'T KEEP Harriet tn Fnslish hr Mis loan len Evck of pnngvilla Barhaia Thompson, Mt Pleasant PENCIL-SETS- $C95 to $g75 37e WHILE THEY Ktann Canyon Anz Birbsra Benson Roosevelt Kuma Dee Harmton, Melba Thompson, Asav Hiawatha Mt Pleasant Carol Birth, Rooseelt Girl tennis sinele amt double tennis champions at BYU Invitational' Jean Brunzer Mt Pleasant Barbara Anderson Mt Pleasant, and Dixie Lee Wilson, Salt 1 ike Jtilmsen, J, fee HER CHAIR Shes as Lively as a Youngster Now her Backache ia better Many sufferers relieve nagging backache quickly, once thev discover that the rel cause of their trouble may be tired kidnev The ludnev are Nature a chief wav of taking the exrees acids and Waste out of the blood. They help most people pass about 3 A combination electric 'and battery radio was removed fiotn the car of Edith Fisher of 218 West North Temple Street while the car was parked in fiont- - of 224 South Fust W'es.t. Dorothy Gossenberger of 527 Mortensen Court, reported the loss of a wal- -- let containing $20 and her social security card on M&io Street between the Post Office and Seventh South Street. Loss of a wallet containing $18 was reported by Ellsworth M. Nickerson, Rrovo, fiom his room in a local hotel. a Fluorescent Lighting FAMOUS BULO VA tary, State Traffic Safety Council, and Earl M Baker, secretary of the Automotive Tiades Association. i - Home - X Iiet-ber- B. Thieves Take Tricycles;. Radio; Two Wallets Lost Priorities which are- preventing the delivery of wheeled goods ate being felt in a greater number of thefts lately, Police repotted two tiicycles stolen yesterday, one of them the last of Its kind left la .the .city. The thefts were reported bv a Paul Pahrson, manager of hardware store at 59 East Third South Street, and by Mrs. J. R -- Hardmah of 647 .South Second West Street, - who reported her little boyS, tricj cle stolen when he went to the store. 17 nndreturrrTo San Francisco wlieie hte family will reside. an- necks. Six more instruction schools will be held as follows- - tonight at Logan, Friday in Ogden, Monday in Provo, Tuesday in Cedar Wednesday in Richfield City, and Thursday, May 2S, in Price all staiting at 8 pm Assisting Inspector Bennion in t conducting the schools aie Pleasant T the officer. Approximately 200 service Station and garage men attended last nights meeting in the Capitol for educating prospective authorized agents in the State's majof June-- 1 to vehicle inspection, July 15, according to Inspector' Rulon Bennion of the State High-wa- v Patrol, who presided. The group pledged full cooperaa rigid inspection in tion under the new? stricter regulations, and agi eed to encourage motorists to get their stickers earlv to avoid deadline bottle- Roberts Columbia irl red Artz . i ting-toeiklROii N Mex , ti k Cltn I iiiwii Point, Mar-,l- n Heitv HixeiiRi (i illop N Mex Pouhen Mnhale IaRu NtWm I enter Ml - Mt Rogers Thomp-u- n btibait Ihonipflon, Mt Pteas- Beth J Bet Dalton Rain hm t Pleasant ( tA i hristensen, nen Mt Robert Brandon, Mt Pleasant Mt. ( harleg Smithpeter. Pleasant mil toastmaster R - J Talbott, resident engineer for the Columbia Steel Company, is scheduled as the prinothcipal guest speaker. Several er steel company officials are on the expected to participate program A musical piogfam Is arranged for the occasion in addition to The residents of the islands expect a decisive battle with .Japan before this war is over and thev expect victory, said the i visitor. The Hawaiian air official said his family had been evacuated after .Pearl Harbor and he is en route to join them Tn ars in Memorial will be Thursday C. G Sdlisbuiv Hall. AlitoTester I Aw ships pm V J . -- Abnormally low temperatures which made the firstialf of The annual alumni banquet of May hiore Ukfc February retarded truck crop growth in 'Utah, Westminster will be held Sataccording to a report released today by Edward C. Paxtoni fedurday at 7 p m, In the Newhouse eral agricultural statistician. Hotel. A dance will follow. Ray Dubois, promotion chairman, said Moisture conditions were favortoday. however,, and the warming able, He reported that'the program and. .weather of Maysthird weekwill will feature, the dedication presention of a war service flag rapidly improve the truck crop to be presented to the college by outlook, the report said. the alumni. The committee has Onions have made very slowi more Special assembled the names of awards weie piesented progress and the stand is not unthan 75 alumni who are now in lieie .. . m.htary service. ... usually good, due to cold weathat Wasatch to the Academy The musical program is under but there er outgeiminatiun who duimg students had achieved F. the direction of Mis Florence is leason to expect rapid im-- . standing recognition during the Smith Welch. John Cory presiwill predent of the association provement. The tomato mop will past year. side. Ford Holmes will greet the be late and the growing season The awards were made at new class. The alumni is conthe annual athletic banquet, the usual. The cool shorter than Interthe ducting the banquet-ispecial award assembly and at damp weather of late Apnl and est of morale. the commencement exercises was generally favorMay early of The annual campus sing held here during Jthe past week. to the growth of the canable be will Westminster College Following are the groups ning pea crop. Germination was held Friday at 9 p m. ' stands are the and uniform good seniors will parGraduating Bill Dowling, son of Mr and rule. ticipate in the program, carrying Mrs. John K. Dowling of El will Seniors lighted lanterns. Paso, Tex, was awarded the also place one of their books on medal for outstanding . coaches the college bonfire. Bill is the state athletic incut He champion quaiter rmlcr. Rites Thursday , ha-13YU won the invitational SAND'l banquet, to pie S' s rcrci-rSANDY. Graduation and the Snow College invitasent riwatds 'o students of the for students of the ninth giade Jotdan jitgh Si hool will be held tional quai ter nnle foi the past will of Sandy junior high school, He won his letter two ai Thutsdav in the school lafetena 8 at be hold Thursday, May 21, in football, undei direction ui the. student p m. at the Sandy Junior High lionoiable mention was givbody olnccis, with Paul Greet, School, when 77 students will tie en to Kenneth W llliams, senior, as rnastei of ceiemon picsidcnt Princiwho of Giand Canyon, Anz, graduated, according to ies will include Aw. ml, to senior the pal G. Reed Sanderson. had been outstanding in Gazette 01 student hotly Paul He won letters athletic field non, Jojl e Beckstead, Maurine Greer He Ht tty JJielen. Bill Stead an Lack, tennis and football. He ber Hoe Olen man, Arina Oott Junior Jenaen was captain of the 'tennis clubv Oarduel Bn 11, sham Brown, tilth Saioa, Jav Clitheroe of Mt Pleasant," and Rut Btun valedictolian of the senior class, pagt ant Arnold J nst, Hrbrr Hogao, Glen hue or Llmo Turner Carol CaBnott, was given the Reader Digest Jetsam Miller, Oral Birth, (.lei Jenaen, award, Maiy Moody, Pingiee, ik? Howard and Wendell Nix Maurute Saco school plaa Olen Ida, v as presented with the aUientt, lvagene Olson Wihb. Idinl Ameucan - LcgionAuxiliary esManhy MiMrom iftber Hogan ETnitT s say medal, Carol Birch, lurneF Owen bmith, Cleon Pixton Loa Beth Bet katead Clel Jenaen, Oral Birth, Utah awarded the Robinson, Ttrent Jorgenson, Margsjet State Agricultural College scholArnold Last Bnsnahan, Jimmy arship; Opera Jackie Collett Ivagene Olson, Don Brady. Wendell Nix, Junior Frost, Helper, the University of Utah JDlmo Turner, Glen Sato. ( leone Pixton awards scholaiship, six Bible PatH Greer, Ifarrell ValtFFa xmenson to Viigima were piesented N mi tor Robert Larlquiat Hi oath aster LuciUe WalJgTen, FraAsay, Hiawatha, Fiances Ravola Parker, Bill Huid, Velo-rWalkei Canyon, Melba zier, Bingham orenaen Darrell Pani Olsen, Wajne Smart Thompson, and Bcttv Wallace Madsen, Ronald Madsen Harold Caiol Bitch, of Mt. Plea'-ant- , - - RooseveltT VowuralV Veri bmaii, . "and Ja Clitheroe Rilph Pixlon, bhops Ray RlewaM Bob Bob Bosschet, Itehoboth, New LaMar Christensen, Glen a nounced. 200 Attend Late Spring Holds Back Utah Truck Garden Crops School For 111. "Whew CT TffhT-t- rr Fifth South-StrFoclock, Wdfoia Rosmolum 7 30 Square today Mr,. Calley Wan official of the Hawaiian Air Lines. Ltd. but he announced that he has taken an,' indefinite leave of absence to go back to the merchant rrvjf" rine service where he was once The study class of Technocracy Inc. will meet at Salt Lake 2b East Section headquarter -- A SPRINGVILLE program .featuring the . growth, of Utah County industi ies is being sponsored by the Knvanis Club in tegular connection with their weekly meeting and banquet at Reception Center will have a brains with six attractive Salt and his gang present another the Reception Center Theater Pearl Harbor changed , . Club ToHear Steel Officials life of a good many of us in remarked Charles D. Hawaii, at the Hotej of Honolulu Calley Technocracy To Meet 1 Springville War Changes Life In Hawair TdFTngramTli rs Ke?neFKofnr will assist Tom Drury. Included In the program are the Marlaches, a Mexican musia cal group will present little., of Spanish - belovv the Rio Grande. Their instruments include an accordian, two violins and a guitar The "Duke and Duchess and Stan and Edna are scheduled to give voeal selections and tap dance routines. age of nurses, will complete the first two quarters of their three- - Thursday, May 21, 1942 . pints a dsv. When disorder of kidney function permits poisonous matter to remain in your blood, it raav cause nagging backache, rheumatic pains, leg pains, lots of pep and energy , getting up nights, swelling, puf&nees under the ees, headaches and dimness. Frequent or scanty passages with smarting and burning sometimes show there is something wrong with your kidneys or bladder. s, Don t wait! Ask your druggist for Doan's Pids, used successfully bv mil bong for over 40 ears. They give happy relief and will help es of kidnev tubes flush out potfT- from our blood. Gt Doaaa 7 'A. . . N X N. - ASK ABf AONlv'L'l Iff y t v. k V Z' e. j I 1ST SO AT MAIN SALT LAKE CITY . f V , V ' MTtiv DIAL a 85 |
