Show NMkWW1ffM1 Fur Breeders Meet for Tribune Lfased Wire LOGAN — Utah fur breeders gathered in Logan Monday for their annual summer school convention with approximately 200 registered according to L Ray Robinson program chairman The convention opened in the engineering building at Utah State Agricultural college With B A Hartman Midvale presip dent of the Utah giving the address of welcome Joseph Francis Morgan executive secretary of National Board of Fur Breeders explained the activities of the National Fur Breeders' board Mr Francis discussed in detail plans of the national board also Dr Lorin Harris agricultural nutritionist Utah State Agricultural college and J R Wilcox manager of the Utah Co-o-p talked on nutritional problems of mink and fox Connection between the dollege and fur farming was explained by Dr R H Walker director of the experiment station at the col lege Gene Broyles Denver Colo editor of the National Fur News poke on advertising Closing the first day's meeting Was a banquet and show at the girls' camp in Logan canyon Second day session will open Tuesday at 9 am when Dr B R' McCrory field representative of Purina Mips will discuss "Nutrition and Its Relation to the Breeding of Foxes" Other talks will be given by Dr T T Chaddock veterinarian of Fromm Laboratories Dr Seth Osborne Wisconsin mink breeder Chris Lant editor Canadian Fur Russell News Winnipeg Can Gilroy fox farmer at Ontario Can W A Cranquist fur farm er Salt Lake City Dr Donald Blake veterinarian of Utah Co-oerative Joseph Holland- - executive secretary of the Chinchilla Assn Co-o- t ' : ' t J I 1 : ! : ! ' ' ! Alonzo Ingram and educational 1 Nephl civic dies eader Ingram Rites Set Today OGDEN—A federal court calendar which ran into the afternoon Monday handled cases involving theft of government property Office of Price Administration violations and offenses against federal pure food laws Judge Tillman D Johnson imposed heaviest sentence upon William Eugene Walker 19 of Columbue O sentenced to 21 days in the Salt Lake county jail on an admitted charge of wearing parts of a U S Army uniform illegally The case of Joseph Atwood Amara 33 inspector for the War Assets Administration who admitted theft of three expensive pairs of binoculars from the Utah General depot while engaged in his duties was transferred to Salt Lake City for disposition so that it could be handled in conjunction with that of a colleague who reportedly cooperated WINDOW ROCK Ariz Sept 9 (IP)—This is election year in the Navajo Indian country too great-grandchildr- tlutt °Apt° 941cr1t Stomach acting up? 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YOUR HAT I iN Couple to Observe Golden Wedding 1kIMIthiS g HILL FIELD—Two officials Army and Navy landed at Hill Field Monday afternoon en route to west coast destinations Mai Gen Robert L Walsh special assistant to Gen Carl Spaatz had made an inspection of the airpôrt and facilities at Hill Field before leaving Tuesday for Boise He is on a general inspection tour of western posts with scheduled stops at Boise Spokane Wash and San Francisco Vice Adm Aubrey W Fitch suNaval perintendent of the U S landed academy at Annapolis Md at Hill Field Monday at 6:25 pm en route to Victoria B C as guest of Capt Wallace Cereery Royal Canadian navy Adm Fitch will speak before Victoria United Nations Assn and students at the Tribesmen across the 16000000-acr- e Navajo reservation in Arizona New more are them of 50000 than —there Mexico and Utah comprising the nation's largest single tribe 7 in their quadrennial secret ballot —go to theyolls Oct They are to name a complete new tribal council pres ently composed of 76 officers and delegates Terms of current members expire Nov 7 stockman of Wealthy Henry Chee Dodge M N he will indicated has Crystal campaign for a third term as council chairman "if they want me" Chee was designated "Head chief of the Navajos" by an early U S Indian- agent in 1884 and has been recognized ever since as their No 1 spokesman He served as chairman of the first tribal council formed in 1923 at government request later was delegate from his home district and came in 1942 to win his present term as out of'semi-retiremechairman Provo Singer Wins L A Finals Spot ::STOMACH S 'tribune Special Tribune Special NEPHI—Funeral services w I II be conducted Wednesday at 2:30 pm in the Nephi North L D S ward chapel for Alonzo Ingram 70 well known Nephl educator Mr Ingram died at the family residence Monday morning following a lingering illness Friends may call at the rest- dence Wednesday from 10 am Until time of services Elgin It Garrett bishop will conduct the funeral Interment in the city cemetery will be in charge of Anderson funeral home Nephi Mr Ingram was born at Nephi Jan 7 1876 a son of Thomas and Emily Cazier Ingram He served as principal of the Nephi junior high school for the majority of his 44 years 'spent in the teaching profession He spent his summers in farm work having owned farming land adjacent to Nephi Mr Ingram was a Nephi city councilman for two terms and for several years was a member of the Juab L D S stake high council He served as a missionary to England in 1897 He was a member of the high priest quorum of Juab stake at the time of his death LOS ANGELES Cal Sept 9 Survivors are his widow Sarah LT)—Peggy Lee Whiting 20 of (Sadie) Bigler Ingram whom he Provo Utah Monday sang her married in the Salt Lake temple way into the women's finals at the In 1901: the following sons and Atwater Kent auditions for non- daughters: Paul B Ingram Verprofessional vocalists between ages nal: Mrs Ellen Allen Mar Vista 18 and 28 Final competition will Cal Gladys Brown Nephi Georgel be held Sept 21 Ingram Lehi: Marion Ingram1 Phoenix Ariz Eugene Ingram1 Van Nuys Cal Thomas Ingram1 Lee PROVO—Peggy Whiting Salt Lake City Mrs Alice Palpromising young Provo coloratura errno Venezuela South America soprano who has been selected as Milton Ingram and Wanda Bow-er- g one of the eight finalists in the 26 grandchildren Los Atwater Kent vocal radio audi- five Angeles f iv e tion will be honored at a special brothers and sisters Samuel Inconcert to be held Sept 16 in the gram Mrs Kate Wolf Maude InJoseph Smith building at 8:15 pm gram Eva Nuttal all of Nephi Miss Whiting daughter of Mr and Mrs Harriett Howard Spanish and Mrs Vernon Whiting 289 E Fork 4th North has been taking special instruction in vocal including opera under Mdrne Olga Eisner at the David Manners school in New York city pt t 50000 NAVAJOS AWAIT SECRET TRIBAL VOTE IN OCTOBER Disposes Of Heavy Slate Logan School 1946 U1 eSalt cake Zribunt Tuesday Sept Officials 'High Bus Hearing Slated Sept 16 Make Stops At Hill Field Ion Bountiful-L Franchise 10 Federal Court 498 Ti PEPTO-RISMO- A NORWICH PRODUClt GET A TUBE reit NOW AT YOUR DRUGGIST 't42 ( 298 ' WASHABLE FABRIC GLOVES f dolo" en a touch at center! 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