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Show i"!rifcwsSS6-- v r THE PAGE SIX HERALD-JOURNA- SATURDAY, MARCH LOGAN. UTAH, L, the social work lecture series spon- A merman continent lurings early have HEALTH OFFICIAL sored bv Utah State Agneultura. r. mes, but Itr y archeo1 skc'itrm, in Ohio New college graduate division of social ircarthi Mi xu o and ot In i st ites w hu h are work to have hi i n infected with DISCUSSES SYPHILIS Dr Carr briefly discussed the sbelieved phihs supposition that syphilis originated S"philis is more prcalent in in the West Indies and was earned Conm and older boss than m womDr D I) Cirr of the state board into Europe in 1493 wten and his crew returned an Dr Carr snd the ratio genof ht alt h continued the rcltntless lumbus vovage erally cuing about three to two educational battle against vent real from their history-malunin It is estimated that every disi iisis Frill iv whin he dixcussid lie said that it is believedon that the Unit i d States siu'Mid year pc i sons the not present svpnilis in the f until idditss in syphilis was I You May Soon "Go Abroad" at Home g.-t- I g ,? 1939. 4, level rises, conttact syphilis for the first time nomic and intellectual Seventy-five In Utah Dr Carr esumated that fewer cases are found of syphilis to 80 per cent of those who need (, lO to 700 new eases break out annually, and only 23 treatment for the disease cannot ones to 25 per cent of the new cases are afford to pay for it, and the He said that there are who need tests to determine i ported not a proxmmtelv 12 000 syphilitics in whether they are infected or Utah who still have the disease m are most recalcitrant" 10 per cent Dr Carr attributed one form or another in of insanity 15 per cent of blindSv phihs occurs largely ness and 25 per cent of all organic groups of lower economic levels, Lr Carr declared "As the eco heart ailments to the syphilitic spirochete Approximately r cent of all blindness is u i. a, , gonorrheal .nfection Dr Carr advised that lon'ni , syphilis through treatment ,lw to be the most effective at piisin He said that af least 90 per , , n( control could be effected through treatment avail ,b making tfl those who need it. i $ to s&Wxf.' 'tototo iv jSiSflir The blurred photo above is from the fust motion picture ever made of a transatlantic television image Engineers who filmed the image as it came from London to the ItCA station at Riverhead, L. I., hope similar ones, showing European events actually happening, can be Below, Dewitt Goddard, rebroadcast to U. S home receivers ItCA expert, makes the movie from the television receiver at extreme right ? y THIS MERCHANDISE VJ7S7 TTrrr ' AA W. 4 j gi i YOU'LL KNOW r-ANE GOES ON SALE MONDAY MORNING 9 A. M. VALUE' SUPER COATS 8 SOCKS Shrunk' Sanforized 07 10 Tough $J90 A as they sound! TOPS FULL ELASTIC 69 DRESSES .98 BOYS CREW FANCY STRIPE OX-HID- E OVERALLS i! LOVELY NEW THIS FOR MEN' COMPARE RARE SPRING VALUES! JAUNTY AND COLORFUL! Pair large assortment of colors to choose from Nows the time to MEN! buy for months to come. Theyre really constructed' Tri ple stitched bar tacked REAL Sizes 8's to 11 2. VALUES' MEN'S KNIT, ROCKFORD Winners of Dairy Contests Named Winners of the dairy short course judging contest at the for lHt were announced Friday evening at the banquet In medal winners follow divdiual first in judging butter, Ernest Bunten, Arden Dairy, Salt Lake City; first m judging ice cream, J W Hairis. I'eai h City Ice Cream Company Brigham City; first in judging nulk, J R. Baker Baker Dairy Tooele, first in judging cheddnr .heext, Cameron Adams, Western Cienmerv Company, Salt Lake City; maker of highest seoie in butter (class A) Lamar Engstrom Wther Central Dairy, Ogden, maker of highest score in butter (class B Lee Jensen, Western Creamery, Monroe; mnker of highest score ice cream, Darn II Hail, Arden Duiry, Ogden, makir of highest store cheddnr cheese, Delbert Eames, Calder Bros Ocinury, Altcnah Certificates were aw aided bv the Internat'oiml Association of Milk Dealers to the first, secord and third piaie winners in judging milk They weie first, J R Baker, Baker Dairy, Tooele; second, Cameron Adams, Western Creamery Company, Salt Lake City; third Bud Green, Green lee Cream Company, Twin Falls, USAC Idaho Gold medal winners for maiket milk were A Felix, Logan, Joseph R Allen J C. Pederson of Logan: Allred Dairy, Arden Dairy, Mid W estern of Provo, Sunhte Dairy of Woods Cross, Winder Dairy, Moss Dairy, Arden Golden Fischer Dairy, Hatch Guernsey, Bros Dairy, Hamilton Dam, Romney Milner, Church Farm Mill Creek Dairy, Dairy, Royal Arden Dairy, Boulton Dairy and Hegerhoist Dairy Dairy of Salt Lake Citv Silver medal winners for marmilk ket included Woodruff Dairy, H Lee Hales Dair, Farms Ca he Meadow Farm of Logan, Judd Dairy George F Burch and Meuciow Brook Iurv of Proto Paramount Dairy of Hill-cre- st Ogden, Steenblek Dairy Burtoon Pi tee Dairy and R and S Dairy of Salt Lake City Bronze medals went to Woodruff Duiiv, Carl O Felix; Anderson ami Sons, C L Whateott of Login, Lake Frot t Jersey Faim of Provo. Smoot's Dairy ot Centerville, Arden Dury-Grad- e A, Vogel Dairy and Weber Central of Ogden, Fisi her Dairy Clover Ie if Dairy Nihley Park Milk Producers. Dairy, S. L Dahl s Guernsey Farm and Arden Dairy of Salt Lake City. lie cream gold medal winners wete Fair lie Oeam, Smifreeze lie Cieam and Nelson Daily Bar of Ogden, Sur freeze Ice Cream, Quality lee Cream Snelgrove, and Salt Lake Milk Producers Asso- mtion of Salt Lake Citv: of Provo and the Bluebird lie Cream company of Logan Silver medal winners for i.e cream wereParamount Ice e Cream company of Ogden, Ice Cream, Ritz Bowling Palace Cafe, W V Hu kev Hammond, S II Kress and Schramm Johnson of Salt Lake City Bronze medal winners for ice cream were. Cooks Ice Cieam of of Provo, Peach lee Cream Brigham City, WinJet Ice Cieam of Logan and Browns Re Cream of Ogden Butter gold mod il winners for Class A wereWeber Central Dairy at Ogden; Class B, Sego Milk Products Co of Preston, Idaho and estern Creamery of Salt Lake City, Silver medal winners for Class B include Central Dairy Products company of Provo, Arden Dairy of Ogden and Superior Creamery of Salt Lake City, Bronze medal winners were Mountain State Creamery of Salt Lake and the Western City Creamery of Trcmonton For cheddar cheese the silver medal winner was Calder Brothers Creamery of Vernal, bronze medal Western winners were Creametv of Salt Lake City and the Southern Utah Dairy of Paro-wa- Stunning styles in lighter f weight fabrics, with all the quality touches! Many 't gay new prints and smart jacket dresses ! Szes to 52. Spring smartness ... lovely - Ietkv, New, and Sniait! 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