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Former Perry Mayor Depot Cuts Employe Force Sets Another Slash Soon Lw4 Tribal W Ir OGDEN — A reduction in the r umber of worker of all type at Utah general depot wa made Tuesday ajd another reduction is anticipated on July 15 a the result of recent budget cut made in war department appropriations by the new congress Depot officials confirmed the reductions but said they were net prepared to release fignres Lntil a thorough personnel check had been made Unofficially It wa reported the of the cut affected about 23 total civilian working force which would amount to several hundred emplcyes Depot spokesmen said the exact number would be known and arrouneed Wednesday following the personnel check No layoff was made at Clear-fel- d raai supply depot but officials there anticipating the new fscaJ jear hae been allowing VISITING EDUCATOR PRAISES LDS COLONIZATION SYSTEM 85 Succumbs the expected smaller authorized working force Tribune Special Officials at both depots said the cut would handicap them enorPERRY Box Elder County — mously and that work schedules Henry Wagstaff 85 died at 1 am would suffer accordingly Tuesday in Buhl Ida of infirmiOgden arsenal announced the ties incident to age discharge of from 150 to 200 He was born Jan 17 1862 in workers last week effective Mon- Caldecat England a son of Wilday because of the budget reduc- liam and Elizabeth Tingey Wag-stations Hill field layoffs if any He emigrated to Canada as could not be ascertained Tuesday a young man where he w'as a railroad employe He later came to ff Brigham City where he made his home with an uncle Henry Tingey He married Caroline Mortensen Oct 25 1899 in the Logan temple Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Tribune BpectsU Saints They made therh' Home PRICK — About 20 mining in Brigham City moving to Perry communities in Carbon county in 1905 where they had resided have become practically “ghost since towns” this week as United He was engaged in fruit culture Mine Worker members packed and production He was their cars with camping utensils and town councilman in mayor and with their familie left for several terms and was an Perry elder normal attrition — voluntary emwith no of in the Perry L D S ward at the ploye layoffs — to take care of other partsbefore the intention end of the time of his death returning vacation July 7 are his widow Perry Dance Tonight Estimates from leaders in the sixSurviving sons and daughters Mrs PROVO— A dance will be held to mining camps indicate that at Came V Peterson H celebrate opening of the new tenni least 70 of the miners have left Glen XV and Arthur EWilliam Wagstaff Dixon couri at the junior high the county on vacation trips all of Perry Mrs Marie W Peterschool Wednesday from 7 to 9:30 The loss of business resulting son Elwood Box Elder county high school is also felt in the county retail and Mrs Wilma W Hunt Buhl pm Students of junior — age are inwted business Reports from some minIda 36 grandchildren 14 greatstores are that business has grandchildren also brothers and ing fallen by 60 since the vacation sisters in England Funeral services will be conbegan Stores In Price and Helper also report that business has deducted at 2 p m Saturday in the clined a great deal since the vaPerry L D S ward chapel by Dougcation began las Quayle bishop ‘GHOST TOWNS’ AT MINES Proo 10-d- ay - af THE CHLVREH f ft r 601ED 0t 1 SALT LAKI CITY STATE FAIRGROUNDS Coliseum 8:30 Wisely’ fcMtfljf FOR LIMITED TONIGHT i-GAYN0R ENGAGEMENT! COUNT BERNI VICI THE STAGE arfin MAMMOTH PRODUCTION mun AND MARCH FREDRIC “A STARli BORII” MOIIIKN IIIVITKM MtMCAL COM IY with of world galaxy liars of Radio Stare Concert t etc us Too Btr for any Ordinary Theater Stace A Latest Paramount New and Selected Short Subfects 8c DeARCA The GUARDSMEN The funsters that make Broadway hits! 1AI TONIGHT and THURSDAY Diana Gail RUSSELL LYNN m iRi 'OUMr 16 DANCING SUSANNAS COUNT IEKNI vicrs BUY TICKETS nm Selected Short 1 SEfw pm Nightly 4150 "The Lady Killers" of Pictures Radio and Concert! I steam oe the stage the snrgenne I t R stage sets MIDDY Hll JOHN gigantic d rammer supreme: STEVE HN- - N the banjo marrel S i OR and PETE FI MO and other great minstrel stars the Ticket 2nd MAMMOTH JO TheMAXELLOS 16 1 FHOMBOA DABUMS Thrills Chills Comedy! World's Greatest Aero bats! nd Main 5 m S00 Good Seats ' 1 X I L 4 ' "IBS Cables KSL-- 7 pm Matt IrHIIaat Dramatic Program Kadis’ 0 m’trr KATE SMITH COMES TO KALL MONDAY THRU FRIDAY AM 9 KATE SMITH SPEAKS 910 KC KALL en Railroader 84 Dies in Ogden Stewart S N AA Around the Corner from Fyerrwhere1 Open Every Wednesdi-r-f and Friday Thursday 1 1 am RID£S Yen’ll Enjov Mnslc by Wickham en the Solovox Organ Good Food Cold Beer GAMES at and Refreshments Reasonable Price 1T SOI Til STATE 02 or Dial Small Cover Charge CAHr 5-- 9 OO 9:16 9 30 9-4- 10:00 10:16 84 10:30 OGDEN—William 10:46 d t died in his home at 1 1 :00 ill8:55 am Tuesday after a long 11:16 ness incident to age 11:30 Mr Stewart was born April 4 11:46 468-22n- POOL OP-S- For a Delifhtful Evening In Beautiful Surroundings Come to the DINE and DANCE 1 COLMAN time of services Burial will be In the Park Valley cemetery under the direction of the Sunset mortuary Clearfield Sat and Sun Mat Children 60e Adult SI Saturdav Nights w $1 IO am ROOM so-call- ed ducted Saturday at 1:30 pm In Park Valley LDS ward chapel by Fred Hirschi bishop Friends may call at the chapel from noon until AD O Sat and Sun Eccentric Comedy Dancers In Scores of Moving Pictures! MAIL ORDERS ACCEPTED NOW 1000 SEATS at 50c CHOICE $120 $180 40 $2 Ta Incl K -- SAPPHIRE re Additional services will be con- Ml taTj i an PATIENCE 721 A' Ire USAC to Hold Pi’ovo Native f01d Juniper’ 90 Dies in Ascent Today Davis County MERCER BROS 0 Queens & 1 0 Kings of Melody-- 20 HOW! W 11 the communists were sided by ths Mr market crash of 1929 visualized Lenin the first was stressed Stalin that ing Kerensky step ofHvorld revolution and estab- quoted as saying in 1927 that lishment of a powerful base for "conditions are ripening for a new further developments advance in the revolutionary Lenin was absolutely certain hailed the that a socialistic proletariat revo- world” and reportedly lution would come about Mr prospects of a new Imperialistic Kerensky said Industrial conflict w’ar and a capitalistic ensis ta was to take place first In Ger- 1925 1930 and 1934 many then in Great Britain The first period of communism lasted from 1918 to 1922 the speaker emphasized with the economic and social status of the Soviet becoming stable under the “new economic policy” The third international had been established In 1919 and it tried to stimulate social revolution throughout Europe by means of industrial revolt strikes and sabotage Mr Kerensky said that before Lenin’s death the Russian leader regretted the communist revolution of 1917 and recommended that democratic government be returned to Russia He said Lenin’s wushes were never published by the communist party 4 Stalin who succeeded Lenin and attacked Russia Alexander F Kerensky premier told summer session students at Utah State Agricultural college Tuesday Mr Kerensky will end his eight-lectuseries Wednesday with a discussion of the “two protagonists of world drama: Washington and Moscow” He charged that the communists developed the idea of exploiting war as a means of furthering world revolution Lenin and other exiled spirits” leaders proclaimed in 1915 their Dr Wilson is a visiting professor of history at B Y U policy of transforming imperialThis fall he will assume his new’ duties as Dean of the college istic war into class war Mr He of was formerly Utah of arts and sciences at University said adding that Lenin Kerensky said it was the duty of every professor of history and assistant dean of the college at the socialist to facilitate the defeat University of Chicago of his own government A class war among bourgeois capitalistic 'nations would further world social revolution Lenin pointed out After the Russian revolution LIKE MUSIC T HEAR Lenin and his collaborators Idea Mr into Russia brought that LYRICS BY Kerensky said He charged that Lenin accepted cooperation with LORRAINE the German general staff in World VV'ar I In a separate peace signed Trlbnwe Sprrlal Tribune Iatrd Wtr ALL 1918 Russia lost all its strategic 10:15 a m — Mr KAYSVILLE Martha in not said frontiers the LOGAN — Summer school stu- Maria Meacham Burton speaker 90 who dents at Utah State Agricultural ha 10S died descendants living college prepared Tuesday for the Tuesday at 2:40 annual “Old Juniper” hike spon- a m of ailments sored each year by the USAC incident to age physical education department as a summer school recreation fea ain the homeMrsof daughter ture The hike will be held Wednes F B Ringer day afternoon and evening start- Kaysville Mrs ing at 330 pm from the college was Burton affectioncampus known as Hikers will go by bus from the ately The following factory authorized New “the mother o campus to the “Old Juniper” camp western Box Elsite and will be organized there Car Dealers will be closed Friday July into hiking groups said Prof H B der count y" Hunsaker USAC physical edu- She lived there Sirs Burton cation director The groups will many years where she acted a 4th and Saturday July 5th 1947s start up the trail for the tree a midwife and nurse wa Provo she A of native one-haover mile away about there Feb 18 1857 a daughrugged terrain and at 7:30 pm born Prof Moyle Q Rice wall conduct ter of Erasrua D and Martha BALLARD MOTOR CO HARRY E LUFF MOTOR CO a fireside program At this time Jones Meacham She wa married 6 to 1875 H Burton hikers will be presented with memSept Joseph BENNETT MOTOR CO LYMAN MOTOR CO in the old Salt Lake Endowment bership in Old Juniper club The story of the oldest known house of the Churcn of Jesus BLAIR MOTOR CO METRO MOTOR CO of Latter-da- y Saint juniper treeoldwhich is said to be Christ ARCH BROWNING INC She and her husband homeMOUNTAIN MOTOR CO 3000 years will be told This age estimated by USAC scien- steaded land In Park Valley westMURRAY BUICK SALES CALDWELL MOTOR CO tists and Carl B Arentson Cache ern Box Elder county with the was national forest supervisor in 1938 first settlers She active in PETTY MOTOR CO CAPITAL CHEVROLET CO places the tree in the age class the community served 27 year FRED A CARLESON CO as president of the wTard Young of the California Redwoods STREATOR CHEVROLET CO Ladies Mutual Improvement FREED MOTOR CO L H STRONG MOTOR CO Assn eight year as Relief soKEN GARFF CO memwas a and LESS TAYLOR MOTOR CO ciety president ber of the Daughters of Utah GRANT E HAYES CO WALTON MOTORS Pioneers FRANK HINES CO After the death of her husband WILLYS INTERMOUNTAIN on June 9 1927 she moved to KEATE COWAN CO INC Kaysville CLAY LARSEN MOTOR CO ZION MOTORS INC Surviving are three sons Joseph E Burton Burley Ida Iver H Burton Park Valley Ira J Burton West Jordan three daughters Mrs D P Frost Sparks MUSICAL COMEDY HITS Mrs W R Funk RoseNev Held Over by Popular Domaad mead Cal Mrs Ringer KaysO bo Woo k Only ville 43 grandchildren and 69 Tonite & Thursday Funeral service will be conducted Thursday at 2 pm in the Kaysville Second LDS wrard by William E Gailey bishop Friends may call at the home of F B Ringer Kaysville Thursday from PIRATES OF PENZANCE 11 am until time of services Friday only great-grandchildr- The Minstrel Man Supreme WEST PROVO — “Colonization by the Mormon pioneers escaped the hard and demoralizing change generally characteristic of frontier life” Dr O Meredith Wilson said Tuesday in a devotional" address to the students of Brigham Young "'university summer school In an attempt to summarize the preceding series of six round table discussions given during the past three weeks on distinctive phases of Utah history Dr Wilson pointed out that “the system of colonization employed by the Utah pioneers was not one of natures conquering man but of man conquering nature The frontier did not change the Mormons way of life to a lower culture usually evident during periods of colonization “But” he said “they proved that destiny is not something that comes because it is willed from without but it comes from a noble people who are in control of their own Uw4 Tribune LOGAN — Stalin had a definite foreign policy throughout the war and played upon the naivete of western leaders in gaining the Big Three alliance after the Germans tTribtms 2 1847 Wednesday July S(UtVAM&X HARRY JOLSON Brother of the Great "Al” ttrttHWARGESIXSatE TT - Tribune Leased Wire £akr ?Tft Salt lf veryone docs! Its the West’s Greatest Amusement Center! 2:41 S:50 S:SI 7mrwWIfWorld 4:10 7:1 1 0:20 Says Stalin Policy Based on Western Naivete Ex-Premi- er 9 pm a son of Edward and Phoebe Pennington Stewart He came to Noon Utah 59 years ago and retired a 12-0an employe of the Southern Pa- 12:16 cific Railroad Co 10 years ago He 12:30 married Lillian Hottun In Fort 12:46 Madison la in 1855 but they 1:00 1:16 separated later He married May 1:30 Grabel In Ogden In 1927 1:46 He Is survived by hi widow 2:00 three son and five daughter Earl 2:16 W and Kenneth L Stewart Og230 2:46 den Ray L Stewart Portland 3:00 Ore Mrs Lillian Eldredge and 3:16 Mrs Vida Bartlett Ogden Mrs 3 30 3 :4i Myrtle Nymeyer San Francisco Brnman’ Brak-r&- t ta Boujrwa Druk MaJoc a a a Manor — From Hollywood Qleo IrTmd Smith Spak gW Warrn New Acnt Jenny Storle Lindlahr OVictor Phvllis j Perry — gRom Helen Trent Gal Miulcal 1 OiKat Variety QCedrle Foster Lyrics by Lorraine Art Baker Listening Post In gin Sana Meat On Table Over Back OQuea° f°r a Day the Fence from Hollywood natc with Martin My True Story Block Music by 11:55 Hymns 6:00 6:16 630 6:46 Ladle Here' the Luteal Chatter Bos Cent Summertime vYoung Dr MaJone It or Not g Guiding Light I Mrs Burton 4Today‘s InChildren I gSecond Whit Mason (Woman gPerry 4 Masquerade World Journey Tleni Flit Frolic Ltght of the I 9 OO-- 9 16 9 A-30 IO 09 6 10:1 10-3- of Blessing —With Dr StlMa Morning Songs Date with Melody Cookin' with Beam Col-Itn- a News Midmorning Baud 0 Uni the 10-4- Sugarbouse Morning Meiodlee Pop Tune Parade 1 1 4t Life Can Be Beant’l New Petersen America’s No 1 Hymns of Churches Me Perkins Out of Golden West News W Fletcher disc jockey c KALL Business of Farm KUTAH Pioneers Pepper Toung City News to Happiness Dreams a Tune Music With Ken Linn My of Plght gPoss Trtb-Te- l Wife Or News Backstage Nothing Party Line gDouble A Stella Dallas Walter Klernan ©Checkerboard Jam IE I Jones u Winters Woman's Page eTjOrenro Whiteman gRom Aces Club a Full Hour Tg widder Brown Easy Perry Como Slngi a Girl Marries When KALL a Star With the Dean of grouse Party c Portia Paces Life Post Box Music American Music BUI 81am Plain West Just Kin of KALL Kathev and the Front Page Parra II IV Hours Music Tiled the Missus Voice of the News Bob 6 Victoria with Tex Ritter VErle fievareld News What's Doing Ls News diesT and Cactus Jim t David Harum Aunt Mary favorite I King s Jesture Bride and Groom— plsvlng Dr News Paul muffle western 4 R Hottelett From Hollywood News Tom Ivory Terry and Pirates Sky King Jack Armstrong Tennessee Jed Hop Harrigan Melody Parade §Tom Adventure Parade Mix To Be Announced Rrorv In Song Story Princess latermount'n News Kenny Newa Baker Fashions in Music H V Kaltenborn 12 12-1- Cousin Ray Hour: Request Plays Tour fim rite Western Requests Two and One Half Hours of Unpredictable Doings— Anything Can Happen and 19-30- - 12-46- OO 6 ’0 1:16 1 :30 145 2 OO 2:16 2 Does Java Platter Party Pat O'Brien the 3 00 3 16 3 30 happy harp your host Record Hit Parada Ed ‘Beetle brow Black bend mas ter Late Hits Jasxbo — wltn oia big fat sat end full of rout re orda proovia oo - Western Usually 6- 11:16 1 1:30 11:46 "w— Afternoon Programs 186 Stewart Boise Ida Ead Stewart Burlington la and a sister Mrs A C Anderson Kansas City Ma Sunday gOur Sister gBlg Perkin gMa I Road of Lit Sing and 8ml) Somethin for the ’ ! 3-4- 4:00 4:16 4 '30 4:46 I I j ! nellt bands 6 OO fra Five 8 OO 6-1- 6-3- 0 6456' bits and bits of Evening Program TONY'S PLANTATION DIL’CIL’G E and Friday July 4th Saturday Ivening Bal Geertsen Orrh Fri Night Go Llebelisorrh Sat Night DINING Breakfast Luncheon Dinner VACATIONING Among the Pine Room I! 5G per day and up PRIVATE PARTIES For Reservation Dial “0" and ask for -- Plneerest" or 04 VACATION LAICOTA BEACH ON BEAUTIFUL BEAR LAKE Modern Cabins Dancing Fishing Boating Swimming and Roller Skating Beer and Fountain — Cafe Southern Fried Chicken Write Lakotn Beach Garden City Utah o 4 Auto Racing Idget AT MADDOCKS TONIGHT STADIUM WEDNESDAY JULY 2ND 7:30 P M HOT CARS AND DRIVERS ADMISSION: ADULTS SI OO CHILDREN 60c (Incl Tax) 48TH SOUTH 15TH EAST 0:00 6 16 8 30 6 46 ON UPPER HIGHWAY FARMINGTON PM OO UTAH is 30 46 DINE AND DANCE 8 STEAK AND CHICKEN DINNERS BEST IN TOWN OPEN EVERY DAY For Res Call FarmLniton 110 9 8 8 9 9 OO 8-1- 30 46 OO 9-1- 30 46 10-0- -- 10:16 1030 ADVERTISEMENT- 10-4- Gas on Stomach i— f bk m S or deebto Whpo excel fftonarb and rstiM palDhil eufforat in ffanaour atomarh and hmribun tincture ueuafc? medicine Ibova tor prescribe the raffteet-artlu- fr like thoeelo BH-- n evtnpininatie relief— medicine Fellbrlnr comfort In a Tablet Nolaiatle II fly or return bottl to us for dotibl money baek 2 £ ELL-- A NS for Acid Indigestion 25 1 1 :00 11 16 11 3( 1 1 41 12 00 12-112 30 121 46 OO r-- and Tex OOabrlel Heatter gRnapsody In Rhythm Sports Edition with Mr District 0What’i the Name gShowroom Wilson Meredith of that Song? 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