| Show y 12A 1 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Sunday May 2 1948’ BYU Students Name Aids For ’49 Year will hold charter presentation and installation ceremonies here Tuesday May 25 reported Virgil Daniel chairman INTERMOUNTAIN BRIEFS Provoans Get GOP Reorganizes Carpenters’ little or of debate Ultimatum county through their Pay earlier delegates Two State School Inmates Returned After Escape ft LrikI Wire — Return to the school late SaturState Industrial both tw of inmates day night 18 missing since last Saturday was reported by H Parley Kilbum school superintendent who said they were picked up at the home of the Ogden boy The youths left the school about 4 pm one week earlier and had been reported seen around Ogden but no trace of them could be found till this Saturday night Back Forest Bill Tribune rrtkiM Led Kin PROVO May 1— Keith Fillmore of Burley Ida will serve as presl dent o f Brigham Young1 university student body during the 1948-4- 9 school year it was announced Sat OGDEN urday Other officers elected In record balloting were Ray Beckham of Phoenix Ariz vice president Moan a Ball if of Provo secretary historian Max Golightly of Pres ton Ida social chairman and Thomas 1 Andrew of Santa Ana Cal business manager More than 53 of the BYU student voters came to the polls Thursday and Friday to vote In the student body finals this year according to Clinton Oakes Provo chairman of the election procedure Junior class officers for next year will be Conrad Judd of San Diego Cal president Marilyn Dunford of Provo vice president gf&r x 'S- - A 4 ‘ 'fM' ? PROVO May-- 1 May 1 — All possible support for the bill to add 200000 acres to the Wasatch and Uintah national forests which is being considered by the national house of representatives will be urged in a telegram to Rep William A Dawson and others Mayor George E Collard said Saaturday '& v&s&u K'f Q and Madelyn Mathew’s of Scipio aecretary- The new sophomore class officers are Ernest Webb of Provo president Dorothy Mae Groesbeck of Springville vice president and Patsy Unger of Chicago 111 Airport Dedication OGDEN May 1— With no discord Republicans eration Saturday afternoon sev- of Weber eral thousand persons turned out 198 selected in at the new field to see the first mass meetings throughout the flight landings of Empire and country Saturday reorganized United Air lines planes their county organization and seTo See Furnace Firing lected 113 delegates to the two PROVO May 1— Henry Kaiser state conventions and other ranking officials of the Kill Student Kaiser-Fraz- er corporation are Injuries ex- pected to be at Ironton for the blowing in of the company’s blast furnace on May 10 “or shortly thereafter” E J Duffy manager of Utah operations for the company said Saturday Named to Medic Unit OGDEN May 1— Two Salt Lake been appointed pathologists have to the advisory board-o- f the Utah Society of Medical Technologists They are Dr John H Carlquist L D S hospital and Dr Crichton McNeil Holy Cross hospital Dr Ralph C Ellis St Benedict’s hospitals Ogden will serve with them AFTON Wyo May 1— Jerry Brower 14 a Star Valley high school student died in a hospital Friday night of injuries suffered farm tractop when he was pinned beneath a Returns From Trip LOGAN May 1 — Dr George D Clyde head of the soil conservation service for the 17 western states with headquarters in Logan has returned from Washington D C where he appeared before the senate hearing on TWIN FALLS Ida May 1 — Ranger Transferred Elks Installation Bites a snow of and Despite downpour FERRON Emery County May rain with high winds which acGOODING la May 1 —Gooding —Forest Ranger Jack Buckhouse Benevolent and Protective Order has been transferred tdTonopah companied inauguration c e r of the new 870000 6 Twin of Elks lodge No 1745 which Nev after serving here for sevFalls airport into Its formal op was recently granted a charter eral years Talks on Production in Visit to Ogden PROVO May 1 — Union carpen- ters in the Provo area will do no work after Monday unless the rate of $1875 per hour is paid Spencer Madsen business manager for local 1498 United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America (A F of LK said Saturday The new wage rate will affect all carpenters working in the local’s jurisdiction except those working for a few contractor with whom the union signed aa agreement last year The agreement provides that work started before April 1 1948 will be finished at the previous rate unless it requires more than 9U day to complete the work After 90 days the new rate will prevail The date for the new scale to go into effect was set several weeks ago and all employers of carpenters were notified by letter of the action The only jobs coming under the extended time provision are the new Provo city compound the Grandview school Berg mortuary the road job at the Point of the Mountain and work now In progress at Brigham Young university -- 15 BYU Coeds Tour S L Forecasting continued stringent conditions id the motor car and truck industry as regards the buying public L L Colbert center president of Dodge division of Chrysler Corp Tribune Plant Truck Train Conducting m extra-curricul- SAITNA Sevier County May the crash of an egg truck and a train H Alford Jensen 60 driver of the truck suffered fractured ribs and ankle scalp cuts and bruises Mr Jensen former Salina city council member was recovering Saturday in a Salina hospital It took an hour to extricate him from the wreckage after the Thursday enight collision Twenty-fivcrates of eggs were ruined The 2 ton truck was pinned under the train ituru Besides visiting The Tribune the group Telegram building toured the" Federal Reserve bank the Ooverleaf Dairy and radio station KAIL Members of the fraternity making the tour were Jennie Bea Jones president Elma Terry vice president and Barbara Kohler Nola Taylor Norene Woodland Margie Warr Ramona Adams MANILA Daggett County Clarene Larson Beverly Ure Norma Black Marie Ha lam Msy 1 — Daggett county Demo-Wanda Scott Pat Wright Ilene crata urged Heber Bennion Utah Swenson and Sharon DeMott secretary of state to become a candidate for governor in a resolution passed at a ’recent reorganization meetingln Manilas Elbert Sttlnakrr "was elected PROVO Msy 1 — Hsrry D Bar-ell- a chairman of the county organiza62 Pnce injured Friday when tion Mrs Leland Mayers vice struck by an automobile while at- chairman and Beatrice Beck ' Claude Sadtempting to cross highway- 91 in secretary-treasurOrem was reported in poor condi- dler Alton Beck and Harry tion Saturday at Utah Valley hos- Katzmyer are central committee members pital He suffered a fractured collar W L Russell county commisbone lacerations of the head and sioner presided as temporary a possible skull fracture chairman -- Bennion Pushed For Governor Wlr “Arriving by plane from Detroit — Automobile early Friday morning we in-- 1 May production is far behind present spected plants and offices of comdemand and unsettled labor con- panies in the Salt Lake area doing tinued prospects of inflation and business for us and met with dismany other factors preclude any tributors and dealers there Friday certainty in predictions of the fu- night” said Mr Colbert ture in supplying needed cars With the Detroit executive was This was the buyer’s outlook as V ' C Sherry assistant regional given in Ogden Saturday by L L manager of the Portland Ore Colbert Detroit president of the Dodge distribution region They Dodge division of Chrysler Corp left Salt Lake City late Saturday He was guest of Robert H Hinck- afternoon for San Francisco ley national radio executive and where they will be present at the local Dodge distributor at a opening of their first west coast luncheon in the Ben Lomond hotel Dodge car and truck assembly Mr Hinckley is briefly home from plant at San Leandro Cal his New York City duties Also present at the luncheon to Among those invited to attend meet Mr Colbert was George S the luncheon to meet the motor Eccles brother of the federal recorporation head 'was Marriner S serve board official and president Eccles now vice chairman and of the First Security Corp He formerly chairman of the federal was lauded by Mr Hinckley as reserve board who is in Ogden “one of those whom I consider to visiting his family during a short be one of the great industrial and vacation and business trip banking leaders of the west" OGDEN 1 — In ar er TTNHHJffr!!"jfTPTW! U Ate quUUe This TANNER adtd ih s'°r'-OU-5 Sl50 u p Trlkww Wlr IDAHO FALLS Ida May 1 The annual Idaho Knights of Columbus convention will open Sunday at 1 pm with the confer ring of second and third degrees on a class of candidates in Faber hall Frank A Schuetz grand he noted because of high feed costs lack of equipment and loss of breeding stock Much dairy breeding stock was disposed of during the war and has not been replaced Truck gardening has been retarded by the late spring and in some areas cold and damp conditions have caused seeds to mildew before germination necessitating replsuiting Mr Welling said Cherries are In blossom over most of the state and within two weeks most other fruit trees will blossom Frost within 30 days could do much harm to the crop he said Tomato bedding plants brought to Utah from the Moapa valley Nev have been transplanted In many commercial truck gardens throughout the state he said PRICE May 1— Naming of officers of the Carbon Alumni Assn upper and lower division will be conducted at the annual banquet of the organization May 15 at 7:30 pni Mrs J Bracken Lee president said Saturday The banquet which will honor the graduates of both the Carbon junior college and the Carbon county senior high school of the - V tzisnnzir 1 —wa4 k- U o 1 trKfrrff a tion and will preside ness sessions -”' (Vrrr 66666446664 AUT©AAATBC Price Includes Normal Installation classes of 1948 and 1942 will be conducted in the Carbon junior college cafeteria IVe'vo got those threo now “almost human” Bendlx Washers ! 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