Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Tuesday June Club Sponsors Green River GRADUATION HIGHLIGHT 1 1948 U S Following BYU Alumni Initiates 638 Hitler Trail At Colorful Ceremonies Taylor Avers Tourist Drive LAS VEGAS Nev May 31 Iff) May 31— The 638 — America 1a facing down the same seniors of Brigham road Hitler used to lead Germany GREEN RIVER Wyo May 31 graduating into fascism Sen Glen H Taylor An organized effort to bring at- Young university Monday were tention of the traveling public to initiated Into the BYU Alumni (D Ida) declared Monday night the scenic and historic points of Assn In Impressive ceremonies The Candidate for vice president Interest in and around Green which climaxed the annual meet' on the third party ticket asserted “ River is planned by the Green t ’A In the that & selfish group of "cartelista V River Community club which has ing of the association Smith monopolists and militarists building Indorsed the plan presented by one Joseph are even using the same bogeyman Walter G Wiest of Provo senior of its standing committees to scare us” in their efforts to The plan calls for advertising president accepted the Invitation "the constitutional rights destroy the area through cooperation with to membership from Clyde Sand-gre- n of the American people and Impose the U S Highway 30 Travel Assn a dictatorship” of Provo alumni president erection of signs advertising the town signs within the city ad The seniors will receive their di Cites Russ Bogey vertising points of interest proml plomas in annual commencement are trying to tell us that "They nent display of large maps at va exercises Tuesday at 10 am in the the Russians want to start a war” rious points as guideways to in- Smith Dr auditorium Taylor said teresting points within the area Franklinbuilding He asserted: S A C S U Harris pres and similar means of publicity “The pattern being followed la commence ident will deliver the on work the pubPreliminary too similar to be the result of licity and promotion material is ment address a loyalty Hitler had coincidence now under way as are plans for Mundt-Nixo- n a had order Hitler Honor Clyde Sandgren a funds campaign with which to y act bUL Hitler had a financ the project Newly elected’ officers of the to destroy the unions Hitler used The club also voted to send association to serve for the 1948-4- 9 the tactic of the red smear to delegates to every meeting of the Intimidate and suppress criticism were of Clyde Sandgren year Wyoming state highway commisand destroy opposition” sion until that body has been Provo president Celestia J TayAnd to complete the picture BYU Prof John C Swensen given full opportunity to hear the lor of Provo first vice president said the American people alumni member honors Taylor faculty club’s pleas for completion of the Paul S Dixon of Salt Lake City are fastened upon them having Green Fork valley an armament economy road on the Vernal route as well second vice president New memas further rehabilitation of sec bers of the board are Mr Dixon Manufacturing Arms tions of TJ S highway SO in this Lawson Davies D V Tregeagle He said arms of all descriptions vicinity L Calder all of and are being manufactured "which The whole tourist development Provo Myrtle Broadbent of Pay-so- n means that the scarcity in other Roy as at outlined the presprogram lines will continue and that prices and Paul Thorn of Spring-vill- e ent time is the largest In the hisWire Trtbeo will remain high and that profits tory of the city 31 — Funeral serv- will remain at their high level? PRICE Outstanding alumni awards were ices for MrsMay The Idaho senator said the Mary La Rue Jewkes trouble presented to five BYU graduates with building guns and including John C Swensen T N Charlesworth 35 310 N 1st West tanks and drafting boys into a Tayldr Emma Lucy Gates Bowen who was fatally injured late Sun- peacetime army Is that "never in Hermese Petersen and Don B near history has a great military esColton The award is the highest day in an auto accident be tablishment been created and then will honor of the association and is Huntington Emery county disbanded They have always been ELY Nev May 31 — During a given to only five alumni each conducted Thursday at 2 pm in used" of of Church Christ Jesus the meeting of county officials with year Recipients are picked for Latter-da- y He said the American people Saints Orangeville must engineers and the East Ely sewer their excellence in service to the ward demand that congress keep Emery county by Raymond open the door to peace committee it was proposed to In- school and the public in general and stop K Sittrude on each bishop of sewer class the stall the Reports for through a special the preparations legislative be Burial will in the reunions held Monday were given Orangeville war assessment on each lot at Friends may call Frank and Robert Millard told at the meeting Class reunions cemetery the group the sewer will cost in held this year were for the classes the Mitchell funeral home in Price the neighborhood of 366000 This of 1912 1913 1914 1915 1923 prior to the removal of the body to the home of her parents in would bring the assessment to 1931 1932 1934 and 1946 Orangeville Thursday at 10 am about 3560 per annum per lot Join Emeritus Club for a period of 20 years Dr W Investigating highway patrolJ Hemingway chairman of the Twenty new members of the men reported that Mrs Charles-wort- h was fatally injured Sunday board of county commissioners Emeritus club of the association were inducted during the meeting at 6:10 pm when the 1942 model said Tribune If the assessment procedure is The Emeritus club is for all B Y U car she was driving apparently WELLS Nev Special 31— "Will May on on a hill out went and have who a students of control graduates special bond election possible Chairs” a traditional must be held to see if the plan been graduated for more than 50 state highway 10 4 miles north ing of the was ‘held by students ceremony meets with the approval of East years of Huntington school at the final Wells of high are inducted members over car The and rolled holders twice Newly Ely property Mrs Emily Davis Schettler Arthur landed upside down in a borrow assembly for the term Special LTV— 31 BOISE Idaho E Snow T R Schrader John A pit 15 feet from the edge of the awards in athletics journalism May hatcheries produced 810000 chicks Wldstoe Leah Dunford Widstoe roadway departments were made Her husband Grant T and othertime also decline over Joseph F Featherstone Pearl U Charlesworth at that during April a 12 severe received Assembled students and faculty the 1947 April total The bureau Nelson Mrs Lucy P Lloyd Don shock from the accident beand is of agrlculaural economics of the B Colton Nettie Fairbanks stood at attention as LaRue Holtreated in Price City hospital brook aenior president speaking department of agriculture said Yates Mary Fereday Larsen of ing was His condition late for the class bade the school poult hatchings were 40000 com- Sait Lake Edith Y Booth Jennie Monday as improved reported and Tom McElrath stuK Man gum Allie Smoot Coleman pared with 71000 a year ago Mrs Charlesworth was born dent of Provo John Y Smith of San president willed senior April 30 1913 in Orangeville a seats body of the junior Francisco Alexander Andrus of daughter of Edgar A and ALzada class to members St George George C Laney of Anderson Jewkes Lynn Hammon Junior presWoods Cross William P Winters accepted the positions for Survivors in addition to her ident his class and each class in school of Mt Pleasant and Annie Pike husband include her two moved parents Greenwood of Ogden up Pattsy Rue and Kollen A good Prof Swensen who has been daughters citizenship certificate two and and Charlesworth sisters on the teaching staff at BYU to LaRue Holbrook was awarded brothers Mrs La Von Reid senior for approximately 50 years was three by Principal George Witte-myClifford and and Jewkes Carlton honored at a noon luncheon in all of from the Sagebrush chapMrs Jean Chris- ter the Smith building banquet hall tensenOrangeville Daughters and Revolution for ofherthe American Rains Carbon entry as a by members of the alumni His Eldon tlewkes Springcounty Canyon national annual contributions in the to the and pilgrim university Seafs wide enough for the outstanding quality D A R good citizenship essay conof his Carbon county test teaching were praised by speakers three BIG people at the banquet Copies of "I Dare You” in4-- H Units Organizes booklet given by the spirational The width of fcrd’s frrorst ond rear POCATELLO Ida May 31 — Danforth foundation to the outeats ho been increased to rival writlGIIEST Organization of 574 farm youths standing girl and boy of the sen clubs for 1948 was ior class were awarded to Helen into 56 even the sofa in your tvvvg room Murdock Bannock county Bingham class valedictorian and Club projects out- Tom McElrath winner of the club agent AT THE SAME W PRICE lined cover livestock Smith scholarship gardening Comw$ Soon dairying home crafts clothing Membership pins for "Quill and foods forestry rural electrifica- Scroll" national honor society for tion health and tractor safety and high school journalists earned by upper classmen on a basis of operation amount and quality of work done for school publications during a year were given by E J Laurie to LaRue and LaRee Holbrook Paul Gardner Don Harrington 13 Myrle Hyde Lola Pyper Janice Rider and Carrie Martin PROVO Trlboee SpeelaJ ‘ Taft-Hartle- River-Henry- 's Auto Victim’s Services Set - - Ely Advances Sewer Plan Students Hold Wells Rites : "au-revoi- r” er -- 4-- H 4-- H tit '49 FORD PORTER-WAL- K azmmm Runaway Caboose Furnishes Thrill For Three Riders on PURCHASE of any E1U Tribune Special SHRUBS-TREES-FRUITS-ROSES-S- HRUB HUNDREDS OF ROSES SHRUBS-VINE- S TREES Over varieties of beautiful flowering plants to make your home more lovely Regular 40c to $ 200 35 varieties of vigorous SHADE and FLOWERING TREES Rtgalar $100 to $600 NOW ONLY 50 NOW ONLY 50c to $300 20c to $100 CONDITION Regular 47 NOW ONLY to COD SHIPMENTS ful at these BIG SAV- ds 3 1949 Fashions - New Lengths New Sleeve Treatments New Collars New Flares Everything That Says ‘Here Is the New Look Everyone Wants for the New Season ” " O Smofl deposit holds Regular 1 5c to $120 NOW ONLY 7c to 60c $4-0- 0 25c to $200 Mall and Shipping Orders Not First Come First Served NO When NIlTUnn Lets You Down 4 pinch of iririERCLEAIJ LAXATIVE HERBAL ttltM with e qlss of worm or cold weter before brMl(t or Of night Ak c Yh You Up fill iamfli CO ro (NMetClCAM ft Seed and Nursery Specialists SALT LAKE CITY 11 UTAH ' your selection Picks P O BOX 1619 ! 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