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Show f MAGNA et; TIMES, Magna, Utah iS 01? f i M Prominent Young Couple To Wed This Friday Eve Were when J ofc thep4, ead, ;1 'kagi afely ICtlOB Monday, Sept. 25 author of nes kage three To about mtheJ ta, Saturday, Sept. 30 said er in die of unner nd ret South of Community Park RIDES SHOWS afci beyond CONCESSIONS Free Admission To Grounds Free Gate plane tafy pen invest Hours 7:30 Saturday, 2:00 p.m. Matinee planet flight ! Califor -- SK SSSSSSSS Id to ref in Smell I ' CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT said overhead! into i til a itarify. shed p ation jhi taikj o a fen told avt plane mtain in Hales si uselapi ne gun i the pk struck lulting he ly lesaid. OF OF THE STATE Of UTAH RELATING TO THE SUPREME AND DISTRICT COURTS. HOW CONSTITUTED, TERMS OF OFFICE, QUALIFICATIONS OF JUDGES, JURISDICTION, JUDGES PRO TEMPORE, CHANGE OF JUDICIAL DISTRICTS BY THE LEGISLATURE, SELECTION OF JUDICIARY AND EFFECT ON INCUMBCONSTITUTION ENT JUDGES. Be it enacted by the Legislature two-thirof iB members elected to each of the two houses voting in favor there- the the State of Utah, ds It is proposed to of Article VII of Constitution of the State of Utah, Vera M:! at Ti lony be; . SECTION 10 OF ARTICLE VII, AND TO SECTIONS 2, 3, 5, 6 and U OF ARTICLE THE VIU 1. mend Section 10 re mam 16 1 JOINT RESOLUTION PROPOSING AN AMENDMENT TO & Section ade of oris and 1 41 i cf grou! follow :nt W. Gan read v; as follows: Sec. The 10 nominate, consent of Sate and governor shall and by and with the the senate, appoint all district officers whose are established by this conation, or which may be created tif law, and whose appointment or Section is not otherwise provided for. If, during the recess of the ate, a vacancy occurs in any Sate or district office, the governor shall appoint some fit person to discharge the duties thereof un- offices next meeting of the senate, Y ERE then he shall nominate some per-- n to fill such office. If the office Secretary of state, state auditor, s treasurer, attorney-genera- l, be orus h tember ogran reurp will foot ft W iy CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT W- J- O A JOINT RESOLUTION PROPOSING TO AMEND SECTION 3, ARTICLE VI, OF THE CONSTITUTION OF UTAH RELATING TO COMPENSATION OF MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATURE. Be it resolved by the Legislature of the State of Utah, of all members elected to each of the two houses voting 1 favor thereof: Section 1. That it is proposed to amend Section" 9, Article VI, Constitution of the State of Utah, to read. Section 9. The members of the Legislature shall receive such compensation and mileage as the Legislature may provide, not exceeding $300.00 per year, and ten cents per mile for the distance necessarily traveled going to and returning from the place of meeting on usual route, and they shall receive no other pay or perquisite. Section 2. The secretary of state is hereby directed to submit this proposed amendment to the electors of the State of Utah at the next general election in the manner as provided for Ly Article 23, Section 1, Constitution of Utah. Section 3. If adopted by the electors of the state, this amendment shall take effect the first day of January, 1945. I, E. E. Monson, Secretary of State of the State of Utah, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a full, true, and correct copy of the constitutional amendment proposed by the first special session of the 25th Legislature of 1944, as the same appears of record in my office. In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the great seal of the State of Utah, .is 10th day of August, 1944. E. E. MONSON, Secty. of State two-thir- ds the-mo- of public vacated by death, or otherwise, it shall be oe duty of the governor to fill the n by and the appappointment, ointee shall hold his office until Successor shall be elected and as may be by law pro- Wjhhed Each judge of a district court shall Swhon 2 That it is be at least twenty-fiv- e years of , proposed amend sections 2, 3, 3, 6 and 12 age, an active member of the bar article VIII of the constitution in good standing, learned in the law, a resident of the state of Utah fill? ftate of Utah, as follows: The supreme court shall three year next preceding his seJc-2- . lection, and shall reside in the dis2"! 7ot five judges, which num-- ? trict for which he shall be selected. "icreased or decreased the legislature, judge may hold a disbut no altera-,- 2 Any district court in trict any county at the increase shall have the ef-- w of request of the judge of the district, w removing a judge from upon a request ot the gover--, mainty of the judges con-Pu- and, the court shall be neces-I- ?. nor it shall be his duty to do so. form a quorum or render Any cause in the district court may be tried by a Judge pro temfusion. If a justice of the of shall be disqualified pore, who must be a member the cause, to sworn the try bar, m a cause before said sitting the parties, shall and agreed upon by f"t the remaining judges SL djftnct judge to sit with or their0. attorneys of record. may Sea The legislature the hearin8 of such cause, ,Jud2e of the supreme court change the limits of any judicial or increase or decrease P11 be at least thirty years of district, of districts, or the number the member of the bar, bfin,actlve No alteration or thereof. judges ,tand,ng. learned In the of 8 resident of the state ot increase shall have the effect ttai, In office. from a toe judge removing TJ? hve years next pre-h- is establishselection. The judge every additional district shall be or Judges a ed, shortt term to serve, selectedjudge as provided In section 3 of his office by selec- article.. this a he0 feonfU vacancy Sec. 12. The judges of the suL2n.?fa Aguiar term, shall- preme and district courts shall reCl Justice, and shall prestated times compensation at ceive ,terms of the Pmt their services, which shall not j case of his supreme fee absence, for be increased or diminished during fee rAve ,having in like manner, are se- shortest term, shall pre- - the time for which they ,hu stead- Section 3. The secrets 17 of Vurt Judges of the supreme this state is directed to submit elec-todistrict courts shall be rs to the amendment for such terms In proposed of the state of Utah at the manner as shall be and provided next general election In the manFleeting Prnvded, however, that ner as provided for by article 23, TOdlha11 h? based lelV upon section L Constitution of UUhA.. of fitness for office tWil10n 4. If adopted by the Section to rtle?jrd anT partisan of the state, this amendelectors and free from ment shall take effect the first rer $ of any Person whomso-Provide- d succeeding a day of January next board further that the determination of state the by Meeting such judges In of the elec-lio- n result of the canvassers Ula amendment is designated in Section 3 hereof. of Lbe ollowed Untu I, E. E. Monson. Secretary do of Utah, State f the State-oJhe tate shaU be dividthat the foregoing "Judicial districts, for hereby certify and ed! correct copy of a true, is full, . hieh, at one least faj judge the constitutional amendment proNded ' n e.c,ted 8 hereinbefore posed by the regular session of the n!. otherwise provided bw of 1943, as the court at the 2Mh Legislature .A di.strict record in my or- of same appears of each county shall ehM?,a! tl --ivii least four times a year, witness whereof, I have hereram, ; and criminal business unto .t my hand nd any county, must be seal of the State of Utah, great a unless 1944. venue cunty, be taken, in such this 10th day of August, my be provided by law. E. E. MONSON, Secty. of State. superintendent a medi-Knoxvill- i at our national phobias that flghti wltlt facts. A brilliant and devastating 4 broadside aimed at the fears that A fighting book wV ortly b I u Mrs. John L. Marshall, enroute Second Lieutenant Donald from California to her home in Dunn recently received a e, Tennessee, visited last cal discharge from the Army. He was in an army hospital in Lou- . week at the home of her cousin, jsiana for several months, recov- from malaria. Mrs. John Pritchard, and also in I Salt Lake City with Mrs. John Ths '0URS maR Plan to enroll at tje Jlrigham Young univer- Winston Pritchard. sity' in December. I n, arentij d living rooms. A social time was Mrs. Grsce Dimond entertainenjoyed by sixteen guests. ed members of her club Thursday Misses Patty Marshall. Rachel evening. A social time was held Wolstenholme and Margaret and late luncheon served. Mrs. Pritchard entertained at a hand- Marian Huish will be hostess to Numbered among the promi- kerchief social Sunday afternoon the group at their next meeting. nent fall weddings will be the at the Utah Copper Club, honorcarnage of Miss Barbara Cor-fiel- d ing Miss Barbara In observance of the 6th birthCorfield, popudaughter of Mr. and Mrs. lar bride-elec- t. The afternoon was day anniversary of Roger R. J. Corfield of Arthur and spent making a Brides book and Hutchings, Mrs. C. J. Hutchings Lieutenant (J. G.) Keith Ferdie refreshments were served to the entertained at a party for a uests: Mrs- - R. J- - Cor--1 group of Rogers little friends. A r- - "Ilume Service r2?m,.ls tbe son of field, Mrs. Ferdie Barton, Mrs.' merry time was held. Mr rs Ferdie Barton of Ralph Johnson, Mrs. B. E. Mix, Magna' iMrs. Harold ihe young couple vow Friday, Mrs. John Allen, Mrs. Ara Di- - son, has returned to her home In tmDer 22, ,at fourv oclock, mond, Mrs. John Marshall, Mrs. Auburn, Wyoming, to finish ti being perfbrmed Joyce Williams, Mrs. J. W. Pritch- - s:hool before entering Nurses l ,v?CerunnyArthur W. Moulton ard, Mrs. Juanita Allen, Miss Ruth Cadet School in December. of Episcopal church at the Johnson, Miss Beth Ashby, Miss nome or the bride iJean and the guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Duckworth parents. The charming bride will be honor, Salisbury (returned Wednesday from Los attended by Misses Margaret Angeles, California, where they Pritchard and Ruth Johnson, Mrs. Thomas Wollsey of Og- - visited their son, Clarence Duck-debridesmaids. president of the Rebekah worth and family. State Assembly, accompanied Irvine , i V6 by her staff- - made their official The Triple Sisters Sewing Club bride wiH standi visitation to the Harmony Re- - was entertained Thursday at the the groom. bekah lodge Rriday evening, home of Mrs. Carl J. Larson. The A reception will Honor thexhe social was held in the Mag- - members present included Mrs. young couple that evening in the na Womens clubrooms. Frank Richards, Mrs. A. J. Breeze, Presidents Suite, Hotel Utah. Mrs. Lenore Jones, Mrs. Ruth (They wiH leave for a wedding Vaughn, Mrs. Ina Fullmer and to southern thirty-firswed(trip t Honoring the California, and , make their home ip San Fran- ding anniversary of their par- Mrs. Larson. m a cisco, where the groom is sta- ents, members of the Matt Pett-ersso- n The first fall meeting of the tioned. family entertained at a He is a former student at Mesa social Monday at the Pettersson Lady Lions will be held Monday September 25th at the Junior CoUege at Grand June-lio- n, home. A social time was enjoyed. evening, home of Mrs. Emma Jean Duke. Colorado, and Miss Barbara will be Mrs. Vera Mrs. J. W. Peay entertained Jones and Mrs. Helen Fothering-ham- . formerly attended the Univermembers of the Finesse Club sity of Utah. afternoon at her home. Friday Both young people are well score at bridge was Members of the Daughters of and favorably known in this vic- High to Mrs.prize C. A. Konold. The given inity and the marriage will be ladies will meet September 29th Pioneers, Pleasant Green Camp, were entertained Thursday aftergreeted with interest by their at the home of Mrs. Konold. noon at the home of Mrs. Alice friends. many Hie groom is a Doxford. A program was presentprominent athlete. A. J. Monson entertained Mrs. Honoring Miss Barbara, Mrs. members of her club Friday eve- ed and refreshments served. Ralph Johnson and Miss Ruth ning at her home. Tables of cards Mrs. D. L. Hancey entertained Johnson entertained at a miscel- were and prizes given at a birthday anniversary party laneous shower Thursday eve- to Mrs.arranged Bessie Larson and Mrs. ning at their home. Petunias Phyllis Harkness. A late luncheon Saturday for her son, Lindy. Games were played and refreshformed the decorations in the was served. ments served to sixteen guests. ELITE CAFE IS NOW OPEN UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT We would appreciate your patronage FRENCHIES CAFE Open 6:00 a. m. to ll:00p. m. ROOMS TO RENT Mr. and Mrs. George Voshell, Proprietors DELC0 BATTERIES. 25 Percent Off On These Models Ford 33 to 39 Chevrolet 37 to 39 Terraplane '34 to 38 Lincoln Zephyr 36 to 39 MAGNA AUTO SUPPLY The M. I. A. officers and teachers of the Magna Ward were entertained Saturday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Hatton. A business session was conducted, followed by a short social and refreshments served. . Mr. and Mrs. George Z. Edwards have returned home after visiting extensively and traveling in eleven states. Mrs. Edwards has vacationed for some time in Brooklyn, New York with her daughter, and was joined by her husband. They also visited with a son, Jimmy Edwards, member of the U. S. Navy. Jimmy has the opportunity to attend gyro school and later be an instructor at Brooklyn yard or go back in the submarine. This choice was given him because he was first in his class. obsess our national lifer of entangling alliances of England and Russia of idealism . 1 of rovolution 1 Fear 2. Fear 3. Fear 4. Fear 1. Senator from Utah makes The vividly clear that all four fears are baseless and dangerous . . , that to attain the Four Freedoms we must t first eliminate the four loaded sense, fears. with cold logic and horse THE FOUR FEARS Is a clear- I eyed analysis of our muddled world outlook a powerful antidote to' ... cynicism ond defeatism. 12.00 mm by Senator Elbert D, Thomas YOUt lOCAt SOOK AT v Ziff-Dav- SELLER (s Oau OR DIRECTLY FROM j Publishing Company is 540 NORTH MICHIGAN AVENUE, CHICAGO ti. ILLINOIS 'VNO UJJfJJJJJJJJJSJJJJSISJJJJJJJJfJJJJJJJf, Honoring the 63rd birthday of her mother, Mrs. P. H. Christensen, Mrs. Cal Martin entertained Sunday evening at her home. Hie guests were Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Poulsen and family, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Larson and family of Murray, Mrs. Ray Decker and Mr. Christensen. A prettily decorated birthday cake adorned the center of the serving table. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Nye of Evanston, Wyoming, visited over the weekend at the home of Mr. Nyes brother, Frank W. Nye, prior to leaving for the armed services. of-L- su-co- r r0? da wg iL C ;t " e - KR; J top-quali- ty would If our friends in Washington non-ferro- 1 us THE METAL MININS INDUSTRY OF UTAH Q1CAPPBC3G Don't drive that old Emootl y" too far! Our expert inspection shows you u'hen to leave it here for a fast, clean, reliable recap Job. We use synt etic rubber treadGoodyear !o give you a SAFE methods and Goodyear ing thousands for tore miles of good recap, good going. See us TODAY. 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