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Show i; : - 7 : - -- 1 , - , 0.. -b- - Meets to Finish July 26 ,.. , WASHINGTON--(AP)Da- and y sessions of the ! ., - '''''''''""' 4!4,,,P,, - , ' 4stt A e i I- ' - ....' , ,. '1 ; .., ,i' .. , , 'f ' c".:;A.' '' -- :''.4r,a;, k; -, - 1,4,4,.. ,. - , ' '1.;,, ; , ' -' ' 1, ',.k..k. .,. ' s, timi,..' , , ' ' ,,.. , - r:NA:., -- :- g'- - begTanheJeunly at least 100 is urgent." birthday. A son of Abraham Eckersley and Ellen Cleworth, Elder Eckersley was born in Eccles, England, July 19, 1966. He became converted to the gospel when ninteen years of age and served as a missionary for the Church for two and a half years b'efore coming to America in 1890. Settling in Springville, Utah, he attended the Brigham Young Academy and later went to teach Whëfèschoot he became superintendent of schools. He subsequently returned to his native England for another term of 212 years as a missionary for the Church, He was a member of the Wayne Stake presidency for four years and is now a patriarch in Salt Lake Stake and an ordained temple worker in the Salt Lake Temple in which capacity he has served for 18 years. Elder Eckersley was a member of the tenth and eleventh sessions of the Utah Legislature as senator from the .tenth senatorial district. He also served for four years as county attorney of Wayne County. He married Sarah Wilkinson Dec. 10, 1890,.in the Manti Temple. She died April 28, 1944. He then married Tirza Hansen, Feb. 1. 1945, In the Salt,Lake Tern- - I l. , )3111s of of First Council of the Seventy the Church of Jesus Christ 1, Saints will address 25 members of an adult education retail selling class at their graduation exercises Tuesday at 8 p.m. at board Df education offices, 440 East First South St. His subject will be "Business and Service." Earle F. Gardemann, coordinator of the adult school, will give the address of welcome and will introduce the guests and faculty. The class will be presented by Claire Hansen, teacher coordinator with the adult school, and the acceptance speech and awarding cf certifi-V. cates will be made by Ralph Backman, principal of the adult school. Latter-da- y 1, - - 44011"sx'k4ia,odr7hcrrnitt ' r- - - Stomp Collectois! Official Got Your ci ; FIRST DAY COVER tOontonni:StSthialp Woo . - p ' , . .' ''' '''''';' ',q-- ' , , ' i. . i, L ,- and each one 12419.1. "" s IT'S ,.. is of WILIST7EWA1 CH CLOCK .,, ,,,....,,.....4,-,......- 0 Call&IN tro a .C1 Callban. '- , -' - Mimi Mewl INtflNATlONAL WALDO L. LITTLEFIEID ' . Piton 325 152241 Ada, '','1' ''24 ''' 1 1 ,:',i's -,- '''', ( ,.: ,''''. '4 :.' .,,,' ' ' ,.k,' ' .., ' ' ' w'r ' ' .: . 0,00,,,, miles. I shall see the unveiling of ,L., ,..,1. t Salt Lake City I Amigo. t i; I3 - -- 1 ,--- SUITS , --..' ::,..',,,,:p.'"ilit::.''...76.,-- - - 50 . .:0-'1- ..ii. ..,.., '- FOR ,.... i , 4 ' , TAILORS SOUTH WEST TEMPLE ' 17 - '...t k . fl t4 1 t qk , -- i 1 , , (4,- si,;:l-- ' ', , f . tii4.4,1' , - ; . 0 ,e ' .l" '.. , , - ,,,,,r-- , - 04, 41" 4 , s , 1 , t.',,,,,,4"' , .,,, ir, L.ie V ,, i ,a '' , , i :.:, W. -- r'w ,.. ..,. ' 'i 4 ! , , h , 5 it ' ri -- f ...--.. , ., , ' I s . . - . ,. a 1 I4 , . o; -- 1i - - - ..- - A - , , FIFTH GENERATION i ' Richard W. Madsen, III F. À. Madsen, Jr. s., ?"- 4t , , , ,'4'. Itir s Tr. Ack , , CO ' ' - - ... - .. ,, . . .. - .. - i - - ' . ' ; t ........ ,, , - . . 444,, . i - -- -- - " , i 4 .. , FUIRMITFUJIRIE - Ot , , , , - - : k WE PROUDLY ANNOUNCE THE OPENING SO6N OF OUR VAST NEW DOWN TOWN STORE, ,..V 35 WEST.- BROADWAY ) i. - ---- Richard W. Madsen, Jr. F. A. Madsen it- v ., r. - Richard IV. Madsen - FOURTH GENERATION ,, , 1 . Madsen THIRD GENERATION ' ...,, TV. ' YOU ARE WELCOME AT OUR LARGE STORE IN PROGRESSIVE SUGAR HOUSE SOUTH STREET AT LITH EAST, THE CORNER-21- ST ' ,, Peter t rtvtmbs...is,' , ''' GENERATION - I. ,, C. SECOND , i ' ',,,,, i ''"4? 4' I' . - 011, , Nt7, . la" ' .,..,, - - Ilikk's :. -- ' . 4:. r .:,..1t41,1., .-- . , ,.; wit" , ', ,.- t'i...,.'-",,-4--- - 44.,,..,. 4'4... - , . ,..- ' ' , : ,. '' -- -- -- ' : Is z ..it . ,, t; Nix,, 4, - .; ' 9". l - ,, ia.s1 ,t . Hans Peter Madsen .,,,s4 ..,, 1 (44 ,, .,,,,,c2.. :,'- ' -- -- , - , - ..44',-- ' is ,,,,,k ,.. ' '', -. , ibmw , '.' f,i' ; 41. , , . t, , i , ,..,,, 1,. -t. , -, lk i FIRST GENERATION I Ay t ,.. , "' ' -b., f - .. o A ,,,-- , , , 1,,? ' I 1 , VM 11 ... i',t At ,, ..:,! I : ,, .,s-- ,r S, i 1 L'e X. s' 4,4..4, i - '',. ' L - , -0- ,.9 - - : , - te,- - ' , , ,.,,", , . 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Back, nearly a cert. tury ago, the first Madsen pioneered in producing, and selling beautiful ...,- -- ' ,er ,i i1 0 - - '1, - , ; ' , '44"41e, II , - 5 GENERATIONS ; , t .,,,,,, illor,,,' , - a t t , ' 1 , , 4.-, jet,' , . - - , ) - I. , '''' . .?tt41414 to:" f."' " topcoat-Matchin- , ' Telophoss - NAA. , with tech combination order . of two suits or a suit and a g or Contrasting Slacks N VI ft. - let Alt '. li . ' & HEATING CO. s last AGO - TROUSERS 4,44,4. , .A. )0p$1 . - )., . 4 , ONE PAIR ..' - . .. , 1..'". f Si;. , 2 i' !, ,,;:.... '0 54713 - DAY 2 FOR $54.50 35c , . THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY ONLY - II - ,.,,,, , mv CO. 1 , 0TH.; I I , 'ON, 123 East 2nd South ' -- PLUMBING , ,. . - 75c Special ekotttet4t , ) 4.44,,,,,,4, SERVICE ,,.P"' - spray .1111k114,g7017" (Copying Io Out &minim) , - "C." l'INT.,, ,,,S. . - or full 12 CLEARANCE 235 With 5th , ,,4 PAINTING , FREE 14. .... Regular . , . . " , ' ? ,,, , A SPECIAL 4mkomiliku , ,...77.0,., , , " , 'wads. 11117710.1"."4"Pen , , , brass head. Available la real value! With durable drarerlymormoriono. ' PHOTO-BLU- E alternately searing, and freezing, footsore, heart-breaki- IT : Adjustable Spray Two Salt Lake cafe operators. Cleo Jones and Gordon F. Jones, will stand trial in Third District Court on a charge of maintaining a common nuisance. The two defendants, operators of Cleths Cafe, 148 East Second South St., were bound over to the district court by City Judge Act. -4- MICRO-FIL- i scorched HEADS , .,.,. FABRIC , ., Two Cafe Men Charged With Sale of Alcohol k ,',',v'.- Next week I shall watch the Sons of Utah Pioneers come down the canyon of their forefatherstheir goal after nearly 1500 SPRINKLER 1 '''.' - Rain' oltasteir , . unfold. .:7-- 130 titc.rit ' ..' .',', ' ' r Pommel Moslysie M My Heortas loss mod KM it COM to Cooltoded. - ' MeikColumn e Jel, - Buildinq Stitt Late City, MY ' '.' ''''. To be staged tonight in OW Kanab Stake hall. the play tells the story of pioneer experiences of a family in southern Utah in the 60's. It will be attended by the movie company of "Green Grass of Wyoming," now on loKing, film produr for Twentieth-Century cation near Kanab. Fox. ,Followird tonight's presenta- tion the California cast will take Missionaey Reunion the MIA pr.ize play to Preston' All Southwest Missouri missionaries and members of the and other southeastern Idaho Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- cities in acontinuation of its -day Saints.are invited to at- intermountain tour. tend a reunion Tuesday, July 22, The play WRS presented eh at the bowery at Liberty Park to a large audience LI at 5 p.m. Members are asked to fectively Kingsbury Hall last night. bring a box lunch. A party is being held by members of the Roswell. New Mexico L. D. S. Branch Tuesday ,.,, July 2Z. The group is requested to meef at the Seagull Monument on the Temple Grounds about 2 p.m. members wwhaot Arthur Ja.reMaayeesu. were 'nAR Cswell during the Both of disposing are invited to attend. For furthei of alcoholic beverages in violacall Ruth Stewart tion of the state Liquor Control .. a igloos' Imola I, ih MMI ho mi NM Ihmfodym , el , ; - , ' ., ' With the filming of a new Utah drama as an attendant possibility, the cast, of "What Poth It Profit' today was on its way to Kanab to give a "command performance" for the southern and Utah community Louis -I847-UT- Plans Outing Tuesday the worthy monument to mark that historic day and those immortal words: "This is the Place." (Continued from Page I) But I shall also search the made this land "blossom as the above your mountains. 'r'o"'s"e''' s'e'e'' Duidlouds this city today? I shall range the horizon his vision stretch out tomorrow? above the mountains for the If I could only answer these spirits of those who first won questions . . . through those cruel miles. But behind that visioncan 'You may tell me that I am anyone call it merely a dream? fanciful, that I shall be wasting there is an almost incredible my precious moments in vain story of work and faith and of imaginings but I shall still Invincible. irresistible courage. seek, and, in my heart, I know How proud you Utahns must that I shall not- have searched feel today of the story of your in vain. In my mind's eye, I shall see fathersand in that word I include their no less noble womthem and I shall find underenfolkwho toiled and sweated standing hundred years. and honored their God in word Then I shall look round at you and deed that you may have a who will be paying homage to to heritage the like of which there their memoryno, homage Is not in the world today. the great achievement rather, to their matchless courage . . . to Has No Equal their faith and to their dreams. has who the Yes, I, and I shall be glad beyond words stranger traveled the years that the locust that I am with you. has eaten, tell you that within your Centennial you have the greatest heritage that, in my experience at least, has ever been BOOKS AND SUPPLIES given to any single community or stateand I think I may claim For that my observation of these untrained not is entirely things ARTISTS or inexperienced. Architects and Engineers with you. I feel gepdtod watch this story STENCILS 2-F0044- r TINT HEARING' AID ,-- , ..,... , 1 - . HEilf.- ' : , - . p er- ' ,,,,,.. , THE re - medical r:.,1,1c.,:' at , FATHErs ..,- , years the U. S. Navy. :Upon his grad- Dr. Fox uation from the coast college he was lititiated into the Omicron Kappa Epsilon National dental honor fraternity. He anct. his wife. the former Phyllis Farnsworth, are expected soon for a month's vacation in Salt Lake after which Dr. Fox will report to San Francisco County Hospital Sept. 1 for Internship in oral surgery. , '' , . ' : h is 91digdayand Sunday. - Anderson then will address the group and his address will be followed by reports on roads and highways by Fred R. White, chairmani hospitals, by Dr. V. M. Hoge. director of hospital facilities, U. S. Public Health Service, and airports, by Phillips Moore, Washington, D. C., acting deputy administrator, office of airports, Civil Aeronautics Administration. Carl C. Calvert, West Virginia county commissioner, will address the conference. He will be followed by N. F. McCoy, U. S. highway engineer, western region with headquarters in San Francisco. The Tuesday program culmi- nates that night with the annual banquet and entertainment at the Newhouse Hotel. Other Speakers Set County welfare problems will and be discussed Wednesday speakers scheduled include William L. Mitchell, Washington. D. C., acting commissioner for social security, Social Security Board; Ogden C. Noel, New York, and association reports by Keith L. Seegmiller of the Washington office. Concluding, the conference will adopt resolutions, make nominations for new officers and select its 1948 conference city. Commissioner Morgan, as vice , , ,...,, . ter-da- -- , : :c ,J.,::,,,,,:; is followed. TALK ABOUT .A -- s '''''''c,, Jesus Christ y Saints, who will discuss Mr. Smoot as a pioneer Sand church leader; Sen. William H. King who will speak of him as a statesman and Bryant S. Hinckley who will discuss him as an educator. H. A. Smoot will be master of ceremonies and the program will open with "Come, Come, Ye Saints," sung by the congregation. Prayer will be offered by Winslow Farr Smith and a welcome extended by Mayor Eara J. Glade. Roll call and genealogical reports will be given by Postmaster I. A. Smoot and genealogical charts will be discussed by Wynn. W. Smith. A dance at 8 p.m. will conclude activities. A GRAND COMPARED TO HEARING POWER! . AND WHAT - - ,--- 9 A 'S''.:,.- Alp,''i ""' ''. ''''';'7k-- ' t '':".. , LIKE-- ,. , ' scheduled to become the new president if customary procedure - 's, ,i,-- ,.544P'' ' , education Cheryl Petrucci , - president-- ..-- , '..,4.t' "''''. s El ' BRO .; r,,o;1, ..,, ' ' 400"01,,,A44 , - , , . ciamtiron. Pres. Levi Edgar Young of the I -- s A family reunion of more than , , 1,, , , , , .I . ., 1000 descendants of A. O. Smoot - - ., ..., , ,, ''S.,. ',;',0 , 1, second mayor of Salt Lake, will be held Tuesday beginning at Linda Lee Keddingten William Earl Curtis 1:30 p.m. in Garden Park Ward The Deseret News congratulates Gay Lynn Drury, daughter Chapel. 1150 Yale Ave. Mr. Smoot, in 1847, led one of of Dr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Drury, 2487 South Seventh East St.: the largest of three companies of Mr. and Mrs. A. Petrucci, 1546 of pioneers to enter the Salt Cheryl Petrucci, daughter Lake Valley. Family members East Kappa 'Am; Williany EMI Curtis, son of Mr. and Mrs.are asked to bring family albums Andrew Jay Curtis, 461 North Tenth West St.; Linda Lee Kedor early photographs. dington, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph B. Keddington Jr., Speakers will include Pres. 1032 East Seventeenth South St., and all other babies one year Albert Smith of the George Counties Iltr"--'' , High Dr. Fox School, receiVed ) . - ,:,'..'''S.t ..,'' ,., t''.:'::i.;:ollr'll.'f 1 i. Hears Press Young t ,:l, , re Granite p ., of serv- ' kUniversity in ed two ., ,,R,,,--", , Ilk en J 4,,tr, , (Continued From Page 1) pleli.e; is. the se. tl,e,r of seven chilence delegates will attend - a dren: George T. and Lyman Eck- Tabernacle organ recital, tow ersley of Payson; Alice E. Childs the State Capitol and have din and Hyrum W. Eckersley of Og- ner at Lorin Farr Park at Ogden. den; D. Hermine Ritchie, James Canyon Party Set W. and Abraham C. Eckersley Tuesday's program begins with of Salt Lake. He proudly enumin Mill Creek erates also 17 grand-childrand a 7 a.m. breakfast The call to order wile Canyon. four be at the B. Y. U. summer camp . and will be under direction of Morgan, first vice president of the national asso- - I ;;.e.''' ,.' It 4k ,,, Roswell LDS Branch f the session is a hot time," Taft said. "There are in consulting Bishop's Office is celememhis bers of his family today his 81st i ,..' . ,- 81st Birthday Smoot Family Joseph Eckersley, examiner the and attorney Sets Reunion Presiding wife and brating with i ., i , se Observes His ' : ,v T 'Ai t; .77. largra-dtia- e '4.. '', :. sn-Ie- . S. L. Attorney - --- 144,k '' r .. ,:, . Gay Lynn Drury -- .'fi ' .ogigaiok.vgattV 007-7- iihk!7'''. k': : , A.4;:- , . ' , , ,,,-,- ii.-- ', "s: .::- .1, I t or 1111',, i, ts., A ian of his clasg it w a s an- ti ounc ed --to- - NEWS- -1 , Se Vert " ' , -,, ',..i, ''''44..-.'.- ' , .-. , -- ,..; , ; , ,,:. ,o, 2 ' ' 14 i! -- ,y 4. ,,,...,,- , o), , ,,....,0,,,z4:,. .' ;0,:, ,. :,,i,:.:.,,,,yek:;,:i,l, , .,,te s. Y"1-'''''r,.' , '.:': ..:, , , ,:.:, C Senator ,Taft told re.,..)rtvrit , porters who waited nearly two- f :''-- , , ',,, hours outside the policy corn- ...,; '' e , mittee closed-do-1 ' session. Taft tti ii , ' , ,,., t , heads the committee, likt, ,,,, ,. He left a possible loophole If , ,:,.,4 4 ': ' 1?,',' 4 .,,,m...,. ,N..,'4 plans go awry. ,. ,,f i' ',; "We are not going to let some- a , ,,, , ,..,,. . ,.. body hold a gun at our heads,', , i Taft aid In an apparent threat against any last minute filibuster or similar delaying tactics possible under the Senate's un4,0.i., limited debate rules. , Taft at suggestions that Senate-Hou' -' disputes over a OCTOGENARIAN Joseph , group of appropriations bills might prevent adjournment. Eckersley observes 81st an- are These measures the that ni versary of birth. supply funds for government for the fiscal agencies year that '' ,, :' War II. "I see no reason why - we should not finish next week." ';. s ' ,, i , , , P' THE DESERET 1947. 19, Pioneer Drama May be Filmed Seven national directors and state directors were elected at the Fifteenth Annual Convention of Utah Motor Transport Association held at Hotel Utah yesterday. Elected to serve on the National Board of the American Trucking Associations were: Ray Lilenquist, Dilworth S. Woo ley, Harry H. Boehm, R. A. Gould, Nick Galanis and Rex Shepherd, Salt Lake and I. Sanders, Heber. Elected to serve as state rectors of the Utah NIotor Trans-- . port Association were: Charles F. Holsclaw, Walter Johnson, Roger Bryan, Warren Pugh, LeRoy A. Smith and Lyle B. Nicholes, Salt Lake, and 1. Sanders, Heber City: The balance of last year's directors were retained to serve on the new board. The directors will elect next year's officers at the convention meeting tomorrow. and Mrs. Frank H. Fox, 1532 Sunnyside Ave:, has been graduated from San Francisco College of Physicians' and Sur.;, geons! and cho- :, sen valedictor- ',;,,,;.,40,;,--- A, f:i week from Saturday. Biggest change in previous - -. , -' , Senate plans, made at a strategy session of the Senate Republican ' policy committee, was addition . of a number of veterans bills '' .:, to the "must list" of legislation. ' I Among these is the House- c -approved plan to permit . im- mediate payment of some $1,- 0,000,000 of terminal pay bonds 4 he Id by veterans of World :., n .?, . 0,0 Sen- ls sf ,,s,0 - ." , -- , : -- ,4' 'July SE.iturday, - ,, , ,,. ; p night ate next week were agreed upon by Republican leaders today as to they clung plant for adjournment of Congress on July. 26a - ISalt Laker Chosen-- ITransport'Group rian..INames Officers ClaAsyalet,dicto Dr. Fox, on The Younger Generation enate-Plans.Day-Night , , . . . . : .. - . .4: |
