Show il'WM THE OGDEN STAN o-- c PAIR RESCUED EVANSTON NEWS IN LAKE STORM -- SALT LAKE CITY Salt Laktf City youths m m their lives to efforts owed today of Lawrence Barrett salesman and Glen Owen beach employe who swam a mile- and a half in Great Salt" lake last night bearing the two exhausted boys Beseued after clinging for over an hour to a buoy in the lake were Garnet Christiansen 21 and Robert Overby 16 They had been swimming and were trapped on the buoy when a heavy storm whipped the lake’s surface into rough r water Barrett and Owen went to their rescue in a motor boat As they neared the buoy the boat’s motor "failed and it was marooned Jintil the storm subsided The two slipped overside and aided the exhausted swimmers to reach Black Rock beach - w ’ " s FUNERALR10TS : Uncle of Boy Run Down By ' FAMILY INJURED IN FORGERY OHARGE July 30 — wo ADMITS KILLING MARY K SLACK Correspondent Motor Boat Fails So Men Jump In and Swim Mile ORDERED HELD ON and Half to Shore (UlP)-T- NEGRO DRIVER DRASH ON ROADWAY Paso Texas was given a ‘preliminary hearing before Judge Matthew Morrow "Thursday on a charge of forgery He was bound over to district court ” Odey Uzzel was arrested in Salt Lake City and was returned to Evanston Wednesday on a charge of grand larceny The charges were dismissed Thursday and he was released Raymond Norbery arraigned before Justice Morrow on a charge of abandonment of minor children was bound over to district court Frank Buck 37 transient was released Thursday after being held in the county jail several days He was placed in jail when found on the highway in apparently unbalanced condition 44 — - Evanston Visited By Laramie Pair EVANSTON Wyo July 30— Mr and Mrs Richard Terry of Lara mie are speigndn several days in Evanston as the house guests of Mr and Mrs Howard Mosey and family Mrs Terry will be remembered here as Miss Dorothy King 30— Mrs teacher of foreign languages in EVANSTON Wyo July the Evanston High school will leave Samuel Blackham coming week for Pocatello to visit VISITS PARENTS a fortnight with her daughter Mrs Mrs Russell Johnson of Ogden Charles Dean Is spending a number of days in Evanston with her parents Mr reMrs Ernest F Hendrickson and Mrs Frank Morris Mrs Johnturned Thursday from a delightful son formerly Pay Morris was an trip through the Ashley national early summer bride forest Mr and Mrs Hendrickson Mrs v Sophie Morrison of Rock were to leave today for a fishing Springs left for her home Thurstrip in the Jackson Hole country day evening after spending three Mrs Dale Cluff and daughter weeks in Evanston with Mrs WinBurva and Mrs Arnold Eastman ston Barber and her infant daughand daughter Carol Anne of Evan- ter Jeanette Lucille born July 17 ston are spending the remainder Mrs I H Harris daughter Louise of the week at Fish Haven on Bear and son Harris arrived in Evanston lake evening Wednesday They will Miss Bertha Bell and Mrs B spend the remainder of the week Simpson and daughter Fauneil re- here with her parents Mr and Mrs turned to Evanston the middle of George Carruth the week from Salt Lake City TO UTAH HOME Mr and Mrs M B Wilson and where they spent a few days with son Kent of Salt Lake City left Miss Bell’s brother Earl Bell for their home after visiting a week l44 ‘ injured'' and-hundre- ds The crisis was believed due to participation in the funeral of Minister of Commerce Verbanic — a Roman Catholic — while certain Orthodox ministers and deputies were barred by the Orthodox church Thousands of Mohammedans bitter against both the Roman Greek Orthodox Catholic and were reported meanwhile ’ churches to have taken advantage of the rioting to stage -- demonstrations at Sarajevo where 23 years ago this month a young Serb student assassinated Archduke Francis Ferdinand and brought on the World war ! anti-Cathol- ic ''PASSENGER KILLED: MOTORISTARRESTED : SALT LAKE CITY July 30— (UP) — Francis Dorrity 40 Bingham Canyon a former resident of Los Angeles died instantly in an - auto crash' here last night Gilbert Dekker 38 Midvale driv- -' er of the car in which Dorrity was riding was booked on charges of drunken driving Witnesses said he crashed into a car which had stopped for a fraffif signal Flying Boafs Best Says Emory Bronfe airlines Lieut Emory "trans-oceani- c Bronte who navigated Ernie Smith's Oakland-Hawa- ii flight ten years said here ago today He has Just returned by steamer from Honolulu where he had flown aboard the China Clipper last July 14 and 15 exactly ten years after he and Smitlf made the first civilian flight to Hawaii ' Residents Join In Tie Loading Work five-year-o- ld and killing by police who found d him washing a shirt in a spring Dowlen saw his nephew run down He commandeered another car and chased the Negro Overtaking it he Jumped onto the running board of Lockhart’s car and was shot through the neck when he struggled to turn off the ignition switch The Negro continued down the street wrecked his car while turning into an alley crawled from the wreckage and fled Jack Cherrito Dowlen’s nephew was only slightly hurt Dowlen is survived by his widow a son and his moth er Mrs Genevieve Fassett of Huson Mont blood-staine- OGDEn MEAT Mortician Returns With New Machine EVANSTON Wyo 30 — Last month doctors said: that the best temperature for thinking is about 47 degrees Farenheit that babies born in February and March have the best chance of survival and accomplishment while those born in July are mostly likely to die at an early age 2152 Wash Ave BOISE Idaho July 31— (AP)-Boispolice continued questioning today a man they picked up for investigation in connection with the slaying of Patrick McCarthy whose battered body was found near Burley several weeks ago Police Chief J Emer Harris said the man gave the name of John Aleck and said he was from Pocatello “We notified Pocatello officers we were holding Aleck” Harris said “but they didn’t seem to show much interest in the matter "We aren’t entirely satisfied with some of the answers he gave us yesterday and we will investigate PQOUISIOU CO Phone Union lb POT ROASTS 2 lbs GROUND BEEF (9 ao ROLLED RIB ROASTS lb id BACON lb SQUARES lb STEADS lb FRYERS lb 23c HERS “ £ 999-- J 15c 23c 20c 23c 24 c 17c All Union Packed Meats 4-- 4 VALUES! 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July Mortician Arthur Durnford of Evanston returned Thursday evening from Freeport 111 where he purchased a new combination ambuLOS ANGELES July 30— (AP)— lance and funeral car : Flying boats' are best in pioneering 1 Mo’ July 03— Lockhardt Negro who ran amok with an automobile and a gun last night was held 'today for murder Police said he confessed that he shot and killed William Dowlen 20 who jumped onto his car and tried to stop him after he had Bennie N and bruises about the head and face and their three small sons five years of age and under escaped with slight bruises when their car overturned on the Lincoln highway Thursday near the Castle Rock underpass The exact cause of the accident is not known Highet had turned out to meet an approaching car They were brought to Evanston for treatment Highet who' is a foreman for the Teleweld corporation was driving east He was coming to this vicinity on business for the Union Pacific railroad ' PERIL CABINET Mother Will Make Visit In Pocatello of Catholic Participation of BELGRADE Yugoslavia July 30 (UP) — A serious cabinet crisis was reported developing today following riots coincident with the funeral of Patriarch Varnave head of the Greek Orthodox church One woman was reported killed i KANSAS CITY EVANSTON Wyo July 30--Mr EVANSTON Wyo July SO — Harold P Wood who was recently and Mrs D A Highet of Salt Lake returned to Evanston from El City suffered severe lacerations -- 44 Jugo-Sla- v Member Body Blamed Car Shot Trying to t — Halt Suspect JE - 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