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Show -r- r-r-- 'y-vy 14D y pyiyr Tyipi Tbe Salt yyrf ijin)fryrnyy lab Tribune, Thursday, Death Claims Ogden Businessman, 67, Action Seeks S.L., Area W. W. Glasniann, Dies To Revise Club Woman to School Fund OGDEN William Slay 23, 1964 Memorial Day Honors Wait War Dead Over Area While many persons are taking a late spring vacation this weekend, military veterans who lie buried in the Salt Lake City area will not be forgotten. THEY WILL be honored in Memorial Day services Saturx day by civic and church groups. At 7 ajn., members of of Foreign Wars Post 409 will decorate the graves of those who are buried in the VFW Po6t 409 Veterans Plot, Salt City Cemetery, with snail American flags. At 10 a.m., Joseph O. Cooper, post comma nd-e-r, will conduct services. ryy yrrr irr- - Th Tribuna Wiese Special das-man- n Special to The Tribune Sr., 67, rice president of Mrs. Octavia BOUNTIFUL Standard the Cbrp., which pubA. Burnham, 149 W. 400 North, lished The Ogden active club woman, v died Tuesday in x a Santa Rosa, f, Calif., hospital, after a long illness. Mrs. Burnham became ill several months a go while visiting a daughter in CIo- Th?d verdale, Calif. She had beenVfn. Baraham active in the Womans Republican dub and the Davis County United Nations Assn. In October, 1963, Mrs. Burnham conducted the fund drive for the United Nations Childrens Emergency Fund. Bountiful, , died t y f Vet-'era- lab KAmQsNO! WAkM RQNTMBa courtoNT3 HtONTMM showksi SNOW luKgsL 4 ot Standard-Examine- r, cancer Wednesday afternoon Ogden hospital. MR. GLASMANN was In an late an initiative petition calling or statute enactment of a re vised public lands revenue pro gram was obtained by Mrs. Katherine Lyon Lueck, 2175 Daflin SL (2265 East), from Secretary of State Lamont F. Toronto. Mrs. Luedc, who said she rep resents no organized group, only one of several citizens forwarding a plan worked out by J. R. Mahoney, described the referendum provision as a long-ran- also n as manager of the Paramount and other Ogden theaters for the past 30 years. The businessman was an arid sports enthusiast. He attended Ogden High School and was quarterback on the championship football team in 1916. well-know- J RE WAS AN aH around athlete at St. John's Military Academy in Delafield, Wis., where he attended college. He was quarterback and captain of the Ogden Athletic Association Football Team, which played college dubs from Utah, Idaho, Wyoming and Colorado. MR. GLASMANN served in the UR. Navy during World War I and was active in Navy MBS. BURNHAM spent much of her time assisting with the STATIC - Action to place a state public school support measure on Utahs 1964 general election bal-Dwas launched Wednesday at die State CapitoL AN APPLICATION to cireu--. ge W- - W. Glasmnnn, Sr. . Was nnd Mpn boxer. Glowering Sides Spoil for a Rumble Pacific Shopper Takes TV, Walks Out j , fl 4 Home Buyer Seminar Gets Keys for Best Selections rd 1 Thur-da- y admin-istratio- 569-13t- h tefiS TlSHtH 'ufl&JZ , 3. rt "Sr1" hv' Police Board Unsuitable, survey rinds showers Thursday. Fair Thursday r.ght and Friday. Warmar afternoons. SERVICES for Highs lows Thursday night 31 Thursday members of Holy Trinity Greek 41; highs Friday WHEN ASKED if one should Cloudy Thursday and test Orthodox Church buried in ML at Divide Friday; showers and tew thunor build a home, Mr. Enge-ma- n derstorms 1350 buy 5th E. Dlivet Cemetery, Thursday and aast el Divide said that this again de- Friday. Partly cloudy southwest Friday South, will be conducted at 8:30 southwest Friday. Highs Thurson many factors, but by Warmar C? pended In mounthe a.m. at wash 3040 oast, day cemetery. tains. home a a person Summary An upper level lew pressure ibuong They will be conducted by the ImiiM satisfy his individual re- center ewer central California continued Rev. John G. Berris, pastor, and to Ned moist unstable air ever the Inter quirements more easily. mountain the Rev. Isaiah ChreoopoutotB, Gouttou'd from Page B4 producing Region Wednesday, 30 cloudy to partly cloudy skits with wtde'y About members of the assistant pastor. scattered showers and thunderstorms over or any brutality as aV tional Association for the of an inch the toll at tha Salt Laka AirAT II AAL, special Japanese by the person arrested," jvancement of Colored People precipitation port during tho present storm, most oI to f and university students picketed that Tuesday evening. Community memorial services said Mr. Smart. Inch halt was eported over the mountains are scheduled in City Cemetery Officer S. A. Martin and Re-- ! seminar, north of Salt Laka City. Tamperaturts ever Maha and Utah Wednesday ran mostChurch of serve Officer Richard XL John"by the Japanese ly in the 40s and 70s attar morning lows CARRIED m the 40a. Law In Salt Laka City was 47 Christ 245 W. 1st South. They son were involved in the arresL THEY signs which read. Fair. Housing for will be sponsored by the Japanese-Flvo Day Forecnt WROTE TO a number of All and Is Prejudice a By- American Citizens League. Uto. Utah Ctstorg Nv4a, Soutftom lw - Law of the enlaw and Realtor A1 deacon. is police departments Chairman Kubota, or thundershowers showers Recurring memiy Afternoon end evening; some showRobert W. Inscore. Utah farcement agencies and none Board? and again ers at times Thursday heavy B. A. Weight, executive rice beginning of next week Temperatures graves registrar, has appealed favored establishment of such a )fl Nevada to near normal normal below Salt Lake Real of the president Mr. said. Smart to American Legionnaires, board." . , elsewhere. Normal highs and lows. Salt 46 dogrtas. ElkOp 72 wives and children to help put "From the reactions and ex- Estate Board, invited the pick" Laka CityBo'7 and 74 ,r 47i Poc',k- - 71 "! .3,; ets to attend the seminar and OTO flags on 3,000 veterans graves periences of nationally recog7 questions they might WygmingTamperaturas near normal .at the Qty Cemetery Saturday. nized authorities in law enforce- - j5 west and north and three to five degrees meat and research into tbel1ve- above normal southeast Cool beginning I of When the the period with rising trend about midweek ended, seminar problem by other agencies and Periods of showers and thunderstorms. had left. ored by the United Veterans , know!lows 4M5 Normal pickets highs my personal Council of Salt Lake Qty and edge of complete and impartial jwagffil wy1 of mis- - f County, will be conducted Sat- blWStizatioa of riarru XX it ,y to A urday at 5 pjn. in the Utah treatment in our jurisdiction, I f j 1 National Guard Armoxy, 150 can only conclude establish-- 1 1 Iment o a police renew board x Sunnyside Ave. (840 South). , It will be in honor of "all would be an abrogation of duly comrades who made the su- - constituted y," Mr. I preme sacrifice in defense of Smart said. One You Love these United States and the SAID could HE SITU a move homelands of her allies." You may wish to show some token of destroy police morale and HERBERT E. Smart, dty would in fac( defeat the very respect to the memory of a dear, de commissioner of public safety, purpose for which it was ob- 1 W. safeThe and C Cbunty stensibly suggested Brady parted one. Qommcvdon chairman, will guard of civil rights and fiber J ftereface would not be place wreaths on a replica of tiea-a- nd May we suggest a notice in the classified 1 the Unknown Soldiers Tbmh. in the public InteresL columns the for Memorial INDIVIDUAL , 0 3 Na-acti- on 2 Ad-leg- One-hal- -- 1 e on 4. , A TRUE MEMORIAL anthorit ill to of Day paper weekend. Perhaps a short poem or a note of remembrance, such as theset i tKg loco wg tbvgd so door, Siignt h thg voteg wg lovod to hoar; Too for owpy for sight or speech. But not too for for thought, to reoch; Sweet to remember hug who onco was here. And who, though absent, is just as dear. The Family of D. D. DOE. Gong A V.W. WAGON CAN IE A FAMILY A V.W. WAGON CAN M A BUSINESS CAI CAI B3& IN IOVINB f Nwbiit Tee. The werW wee bet eer pwilieg few; Tbee yeeee been fepget; egfeeethink Bet yee leek deep le btcttii mney ee w A V.W. WAGON IS THE tASGCST. ON THE INSIDE IS THE SMAUEST ON THE OUTSIDE W Aito M IMTER.10UNTAII1 MOTORS Y SpdJa 2033 SOUTH MAIN b tovi vhw eee twi ey A V.W. WAGON WlWWB PH. HU JuU tuluphonu tha clasaifipd advpr-tilin- g and dppartmunt, EM3-1S2- 5 Indleolp tha data you with tha natica to appear. A profauional ad-wr- it or will hlp you cempeaa a fitting tributp. Tha cat of thb netka It vary (mall - r ' BASICALLY what the measure would propose is that all lands d revenue from would be earmarked for publia school use outside the uniform, state-owne- ; ALSO AT It AJkL, the flagchildren at the Neighborhood pole In the City Cemetery. Unit- The weather bwost aaap far Thursday iadi-cate-a with showers ever most of Intermountain House in Salt Lake dty. During ed Spanish War Veterans will little change in temperatures expected. the depression she worked for that skies win mutiane mostly cloudy conduct a Memorial Day proA television set- valued at $110 the Public Welfare Department gram. CoL H. Arnold Rich, state boxing. of care of Davis was County, taking Selective Service director. reported stolen from a showHe wras West Coast middlehomeless children. World War H, will be speaker. room floor at Vrontikis Bros., the Mrs.' Burnham was active in weight boxing champion of 1920 Commander Thomas B. Sleater, 2010 S. State, police said Wednesin and Fleet, the American Red Cross, Par' PDC, will place flowers on UR. the day. for finals reached the 41 S .31 Shendan U S. 49 71 ent - Teachers Assn., Ladies Litgraves, n 47 75 47 39 Yellowstone West JO .14 mn an Ml LM Airport Boxing Team. 51 M STORE EMPLOYES said Pacific States SI Garw UMk Tnursd, erary dub. Short Story dub and Olympic Graveside services will he 77 52 32 57 Mr woet' rmu Anchorage Tktiur Lake Salt dub. AFTER HIS retirement as a someone walked in from the Birthday conducted at all three West Jor- U FnUy. 67 39 Fairbanks 71 .29 Honolulu 44 n7$ Aoce street and took the set while the fess dan cemeteries by LGI Post 119, 41 .01 Juneau 42 SHE WAS A former president Burley DM h at S ml 45 69 .14 n d showroom was momentarily 53 66 Los MahoFftth cards Angeles a Utah West Jordan, and Harold Crass, boxing many Writof the Fine Arts Guild and 73 .11 Portland 74 44 Pocevetie 4) was considered one of the 53 69 San Diego post commander. Times are: letoimeef le Stotts ers Group. 62 55 San Francisco 41 States finest referWhite Fort, 9 JO a.m.; Redwood 75 47 Bntgs Seattle A daughter of James and 71 77 Bum 73 31 Spokene ees. Memorial Gardens, 10:15 ajn brrce Cmm 51 U 33 .12 Sarah Shreeve Arbuckle, die MMwost 47 71 and West Jordan Town Ceme- Cmw Citr 71 37 Bismarck 49 31 Eo was born Nov. 29, 1886, in Salt MR. GLASMANN was a mem70 55 43 47 71 Delta Chicago Ely tery, 11 a.m. 71 73 57 11 Lake City. She was parried to ber of Baker-MerriDetroit 51 Gfoei River Post No. It Evanston 13 42 59 Duluth 145 71 .11 Grard JunChen S. Burnham Aug: 20, 1912. 9. American Legion, and of the MORE THAN 100 veterans; Lr 74 55 Sylas m 43 Kansas City W JSf Las Veges I Rena 57 47 47 57 Minneapolis Mr. Burnham died in January, First Presbyterian Church. graves will be decorated with 57 45 tt1 Rack Sennas Omaha 47 ' 1937. miniature UiL flags. Local Boy Bast He was born March 12, 1897, 79 45 Boston IScout' troops also will be on in Ogden, son of William and 45 02 New York City SURVIVORS include a daughhand. Glen Bedstead is in 44 90 Washington, D.C. EUis Glasmann. He (Evelyn ter, Mrs. Jean Greenhalgh, fa charge of the program. Juaaiu 3 Alboeuerout A variety concert, modeled Qoverdale ; four grandchildren; 1917 in Farmington. 19 Atlanta Miami II After those in the famous Tivoli sisters, Mrs. Daniel (Lucile) Ker91 New Orleans SURVIVORS Include his 14 Oklahoma City Amusement Pari: in Copenhashaw, Bountiful; Mrs. T. How-j'a- widow, four sons and two 90 Phoenix be win Denmark, 94 gen, presented Sot Antonio 74 (Kathyme) Smith, Arcadia, daughters, William W. Jr., Robto Mr. Calvert, was How is a St. Louis s a Memorial Day feature at Costumed from Page B--l Weathar Data: Precipitation Calif.! brothers, Emer S. Ar- ert V, Richard B., Mrs. Keith 5:30 p.m. in Liberty Park. loan obtained in building a rSalt Lake period ended at GI, Wednesday for May, 2 21; buckle, North Salt Lake; An- W. (Evelyn) Maw, all Ogden; ingiy endless legal problems in- new homer Mr. Calvert said 5 pm. .30; precipitation excess 101; precipitation drew S. Arbuckle, Compton, IT IS BEING presented with volved in buying and selling that in building a new home, accumulative, 11 14; Edward W San Francisco: eccumlative 1943, since Oct. .the cooperation of the Salt Lake real estate are necessary to pro- one should select a contractor, excess, 1 07; sunrise Thursday, 5.01; Calif., and Royal S. Arbutle, Mrs. Ray (Janet) Chugg, Jersunset, 7:50. Cobalt. Idaho. City Parks Department, and is tect both the buyer and seller and then submit approximate ome. Idaho; 16 granddridren; 2 Ctoudv Salt lain City enO vicinity free. Hayden Calvert, Prudential cost of construction to the Vet- Mi ihowwi and thuadarjlwwan PRIVATE funeral services ;brotK'rs-- A L Glasmann, ,nd J Featured wfll be the Cont- Federal forenoon. Clwtca of ftaavy showars. and Loan, erans Administration. B, V. Glasmann Sr., Ogden. Saviugs clouds and sfwwws Thursday will be conducted Dacreaaln Friday at 3 inental Orchestra, under the talked on financing of real aftamoon. bacomln, fair Thursday nWt If the cost and other require- and Friday. Cooler Thursday and warm-a- r FUNERAL services will be .baton of Eugene Jelesnik. gui- estate. p.m. at 2350 E. 13th South. Friday. Hioh Thursday mar 44; low ments are in order, the n conducted 74. Friday at 11 ajn. at tarist Carlos Arroyo, pianist Sathigh Friday Memorial services will be Friday probably win grant Utah Mostly cloudy with showors and where friends Mortuary, Myers Bob Davis, the Variety Dancers, MR. CALVERT discussed in 4 the First northwest fhundtrshowars Thursday; urday at p.m., may call Thursday from 7 to 9 the Terry Sisters and soprano some of the differences be- the ban, he said. chance of a few haavy showers. Pertly East, p jo. and Friday one hour prior tween FHA, GI and conventional cloudy south and east Thursday with a Unitarian Church, Billie Loukas. ANOTHER question r S 1 S e d few afternoon thundershowers. Fair of which she was a member. to services. Burial win be in Thursday night and Friday. Cooler northwest Thursday; warmer Friday. Highs A MEMORIAL Mas. will Burial will be in ML Cftivet Ogden Oty Cemetery. 7444 aouth north, Thursday -celebrated by the Most RevJand hmr potential home high Friday Cemetery. the cost at between Saefheasf Mahe Cloudy with show-aJoseph Lennox Federal, bishopcan become qualified for certain '5tlmatpd The family suggests contribu- - tions to the American Cancer and thundershowers Thursday; r he nee $350 and $750, but said the price of the Catholic Diocese of Salt y ! at a few heavy showers; decreasing tions to the Cancer Fund. and discount would on Society. cirindividual depend clouds Thursday night. Partly cloudy FriLake Oty, at 9 ajn. in ML Victor R. Ayers, Realtor Week warmar Cooler Friday. day. Thursday; cumstances. lows Thursday Highs Thursday 5040; moderated the pro- Calvary Cemetery, 4th Avenue highs Friday Mr. Woodbury, who spoke on night and T Street gram. Malta lauthwsst Partly cloudy with legal problems involved in at the scattered showers and . thundershowers t It will be celebrated fair Thursday night and FriONE QUESTION. ing and selling a home, was Thursday; Catch tha ana's darh-tmnl- n special altar built to honor memday. Llttla cooler Thursday. Warmar Frig nyi i how asked could ooe ria lows Thursday to day. Highs Thursday get bers 4 the diocese who lost 7000. night highs Friday ling change. He said the questheir lives during World War IL Cast Nevada Decreasing clouds and Re-gio- one. school fund. Instead of being a uniform, fund source, as Is cur' rently the case, this revenue' would go directly to the schools as an additional enrichment. Mrs. Lueck explained, through a newly developed formula. school A PERCENTAGE of public land revenues, the proposed statute would provide, could be dedicated to research into improved development of state land holdings. |