Show £t: Bfesa 1 0 A IT h c Salt Cake tribune Sunday Utah Nevada Hotel Group Elects Utahn President -- Trlbnn Leased Wire ELKO Nev —Campbell Eccles was elected president of Ogden Hotel Assn Frithe Utah-Nevaday at the annual convention whch was concluded here Saturday He is manager of the Hotel Ben Lomond Ogden Other officers ramed were William J Moore vice president Last Frontier hotel Las Vegas Jack Daly secretary Moxum Salt Lake City Ray C Moody treasurer Belvedere Salt Lake City R C E'lis district governor eastern Nevada Stockmen’s hotel E ko V E Snyder district governor southern Nevada El Cortez hotel Lae Vegas: Clarence Hors-le- v drtrict governor western Nevada Carlton hotel Reno Fred E V arrer distrct governor eovithem Utah assstart general manager Utah Parks Co C L Wet district governor northern Utah Temple Square hotel Salt Lake City Nevadan Heads Board R J Miller El Cortez hotel Reno is retinrg president and he automatically becomes chairman of the hoard Ruth Lusch director of pubhcitj of Las Vegas Chamber of Corn- merce was featured speaker at the banquet held In lounge of Con- rnercial hotel Friday night She termed the southern city "one of the best buj a on the open road" and presented a budget to show da RETAIL WANAGEMFVT OPPORTUNITIES FOR iOlTNG MEN A nation ally -- known vreli-- ei tabllshed chain department store organization bag openings aa mana cement for capable industrious trainee leading to rtore mi na tement 21 Men should be between ages and — able to accept assignment to ane location period cover at feast three Training Tears Starting tala re MS weeklv Mana ten earn from 1540 to ocer ICO ood a Tear Git age education civilian or military experience and marital status Including the number of dependents AH replies confidential 0-23 Box 60 Tribune-Telegra- m that a vacation can THE LAST REEL Evanston Club Slates Tea For Teachers September 7 1947 Tribune Rock Springs Movie Leader Retires After 40 Years Tribune Special Special ROCK SPRINGS Wyo— The man who operated the first motion picture projector In Rock Springs — and brought to the astonished eyes of the coal miners that epic of early movies “The Great Tram Robbery” — isn’t In the movies business - any more Thursday he retired from active life after 40 years connected with the motion picture business here He la John Berta 65 brother of the late Tom Berta pioneer entertainment man of Rock Springs John Berta at the time of his retirement W'as house manager of the Fox Grand theater wuth which he had been identified since the day the Grand Opera house the city’s original play house was converted to showing of motion EVANSTON Wyo— Reception spent in Las Vegas with a moderate ex- and tea honoring Evanston school penditure She stressed the south- teachers will be given Friday ern city's slogan ‘‘Fun tn the Sept 12 by Evanston Ladies LitSun" erary club as opening function of the club year said Mrs J C Maci&rlane Talks Seitz president Mrs Andrew Grant Macfarlane association Coutts and Mrs Emmett F Leek counsel Salt Lake City spoke Sat- are in of arrangements charge on Hotel "Some of Phases urday been arranged by has Program Liability” JohnV Smellie New a committee Mrs Harry C York City staff lecturer Mohawk Hawkins chairman Mrs J Seitz conto Mills Inc flew the Carpet Terry and the club vention in Elko to speak on and Mrs Glen yearbook is being distributed to "Proper Use and Care of Wool members International problems Floor Coverings" peace will be on the The convention ended with a and world two meetings will be deagenda room of the Brand the at banquet Newton H voted to forum discussions on Stockmen s hotel United States foreign policy and Crumley Elko hotel owner John be Russia "Hawaii the 49th state" also is a subject for one meeting Books selected for review include: "Together" bv Katherine Tupper Marshall "The Quarry" by Mildred Walker "Gentlemen’s Agreement" by Laura Hobson "While the Angels Smg” by Gladys Carroll: "Black Fountains” by Oswald Wynd "Over at Unffie Joe’a” by Oriana Atkinson: "Glamorous Dolly Madison” by Alice Desmond and "Undercover Girl" by Elizabeth McDonald Dr Chester J Meyers professor of speech Utah State Agricultural college Logan will read a play Oct 24 and a talk by Rev John Jorden of Evanston Methodist church is slated for March 19 Wyoming day will be observed Dec 5 and a safety program will be given April 30 Social events for the year include an autumn tea Sept 12 guest dav Feb 20 when a musical review will be presented under direction of Mrs Louis Cook and spring tea May 28 Cleveland accompanied by her sister Mrs Jean O'Connel of Cleveland and Mrs Lola Nielson local hospital nutse A cranial operation was performed Aug 20 by Dr Stuart Wright of Salt Lake City and Dr J P Muir of Rock Springs but she remained unconscious Oldham of Elko and Dr G Arnold Stevens of Beverly Hills left In Crumley's plane from Elko Saturday to join Eing Crosby at Jasper Alberta Canada for a big bear hunt Fallon FFA Tops Winners at Fair — CARSON CITY Nev (UP) Fallon’s Future Farmers carried away top livestock honors at the Nevada state fair Lloyd Dowder state supervisor of agricultural education announced The Fallon chapter took first place with 1912 points Gardner-vill- e second 1670 and Yertngton 'third 1612 Mickey Melendy Fallon was the individual high scorer wuth 730 Fallon ranked top in beef sheep and hog exhibits and won 5128 50 in prizes July Car Victim Still Unconscious POCK SPRINGS Wyo — Still unconscious on the 44th day after the automobile accident which cost three lives Bertha Miguarez 26 Cleveland O was moved by Union Pacific tram late this week to pictures Introduced Pictures History of the professional theater and motion picture theaters in Rock Springs is woven around the three Bertas — Mary the sister and Tom and John the two brothers Tom brought the first motion picture projector to Rock Springs Tom and Mary following John here after the HE’S YOUNGEST OF OLDSTERS latter had been working as a carMr and Mrs John Donald Pymm octogenarians of St George penter Their original home was in were honored by members of the Daughters of Utah Pioneers Braidwood 111 The original projector was an Saturday Mr Pymm 85 was born in a covered wagon near St Edison machine and it and its George youngest pioneer to help settle Utah’s Dixie In successors moved from place to place under changing names before the show business settled down in the old Grand Opera house where the Bertas also started bringing traveling road shows of high caliber to Rock Tribune Special honored at the first in a senes Springs and the little coal town ST GEORGE Utah — Special of meetings of the county camp tribute was paid John Donald in McQuarne Memorial hall Mrs Seek Two Teachers ROCK SPRINGS Wyo— School Pymm 85 native of Washington Pymm the former Eva Dodge have been secured for all teachers county and his wife Saturday w as alsq honored As the caravan of Cotton Mis- of ' Sweetwater county’s night by members of theofWashUtah sion pioneers neared their destinaschools while the only ington camp Daughters tion Dec 1 1861 one wagon drew vacancies existing in the rural Pioneers Long known as youngest pt the aside on the Washington black schools are in two of the larger pioneers to reach St George in ridge while a baby was bom The schools reported the county suDecember 3861 Mr Pymm was event caused much excitement perintendent of schools Carrie S The baby w'as John Donald Pymm SprowelL Needed yet at the end Shortly after his birth the family of the first week in September are wagon w'rs brought as far as a teacher for the intermediate Washington and on Dec 2 they grades at McKinnon and the lower came on to St George grade room at Queaiy During his 85 years in Dixie (Mr Pymm has won prominence as a livestock producer and rancher Mrs Pymm has been his close 'helper in all of his work and they are now enjoying their comfortable t became one of the regular stops for many famous names on the theater foyer signs Billed Notables A quarter of a century ago the Bertas formed the Rialto Amusement Co which erected the Rialto theater and retained operation of the Grand the latter becoming a motion picture theater only and the Rialto becoming home of the road shows and Pan-tagvaudeville in addition to regular showing of motion pictures until depression talkies and the radio put an end to that glamorous period of show life Back in the 20s one season Intermountain -- es one-teach- er -- Autumn Quarter at Your UNIVERSITY September 22 : English and achievement testa for all new students f DUP Honors Dixie Couple In Pioneer Tribute Series included Mitzi Jefferson Ot Skinner Paul Whiteman Mclr tyre and Heath that can be rt called besides others Hardly road show that played Salt Lak City Denver or Omaha failed t Include Rock Springs and th Bertas m their itinerary Tom Berta was killed in an autc mobile afccident while taking flierr who were participating in wa bond air show activities to th Rock Springs airport — and th Joh airport now bears his name mos Berta 65 intends to spend of his time "taking it easy" i Idaho although maintaining real dence here Alone of the trio re mauling active in business her is Mary Berta who continues a the Rock Springs National b anas a teller Succeeding John Berta as house manager of Fox Grand is N I Fletcher transferred to Roc Springs from Sheridan by Fo September 25 : Registration of entering fresh men students September 26-2- 7 : of all other Registration dents 29: September Classwork begin This Autumn Quaker your state univeraity ia offering study in more departments than ever before It is better equipped and better staffed to give you every educational opportunity More students — from every section of the state — will enroll at the “IT this fall than at any other time in its history Make your application for entrance early For information about the University write the Office of the President 97-ye- ar UNIVERSITY OF UTAH SALT LAKE CITY UTAH ( i 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PRICES G lllllfc WASHINGTON Sept 6 UD— The interior department has extended its experimental of eroded lands to Idaho and Wyo- ming Previously the only such seeding has been clone in Arizona The department's bureau of land management awarded a contract worth S87500 to the International Seed Pellet Co Phoenix Anz for of 20000 the airplane-seedin- g acres of denuded grazing lands in central Wyoming and 30000 acres in east central Idaho The bid price — the onlv offer received — was $175 an acre LITTLE MONEY-SAVIN- - Bureau Extends Ranjje Seeding g 75 YEARS OF CELEBRATING crashed over into a ditch deep-sprin- g long-wearin- ROCK STRINGS Wyo — Joe Kelly of Rock Springs is in the Wyoming General hospital with a bladder injury and pelvic fracture his brother Oscar suffered a dislocated shoulder and the man they had rescued from a stalled automobile 14 miles north of here is hobbling around with one leg in a now Carol Brent shirts i f and tailored blouses cnpl —choose from our big collection of 298 blouses specially priced through Saturday only! They’re of washable ravon in muted pastels or gleaming white In sizes from 32 to 40 Fashion-wuv New Board Members Tribune SpecleJ DRIGGS Ida — Newly elected members of the Driggs school board are George Spertcer Spencer Mr Little and Gheen Hiltman Spencer fills the unexpired term of Dr O D Huffman The others succeed themselves e soft-drape- d BUILDING LOTS V- TO REPLACE BALL GROUNDS !f Tribune special GREEN RIVKR Wyo —Now it isn't — now it is Last month with one member of the town council absent it voted 2 to 1 that the city softball field at the east side of town was not to be platted and sold as building lots Nowr comes a meeting with all four councilmen present and the subject is brought up agam The vote is twro for and tw’o against — and Mayor R J Stapleton cast the deciding vote m favor of the subdivision The city engineer has been instructed to draw' up the plat and lay out the subdivision so that the lots can be placed on sale this fall The majority membership of the administration have taken the stand that the ground will serve a better purpose providing low cost lots than a recreation tenter in view of present -' W- - 1v NH' Add blouses and all your purchases to your Monthly Payment Account build- ing conditions in the city " iiu- Ki C- Ip— ss3 i j jSWJR |