Show A f THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Legion Proposes Salt Lake Citizens Mail Order Threefold Plan-T- o Stifle Crime Progr am Covers Firearms Sales Fingerprints and Traffic INDIANAPOUS March 21 UP)- -K threefold program of action for the American Legion in its crime prevention efforts was suggested today 'by the executive subcommittee of the legion’s national law and order committee as an outgrowth of a two-da- y meeting at national headquar ters in Indianapolis A survey of certain recommended and qualified schools to determine the causes of juvenile delinquency was suggested as the primary step to be followed by educational and legislative campaigns Three Points The legion committee favors compulsory universal fingerprinting rigid national control of sale use and possession of firearms and stricter observance of traffic laws In conclusion the committee’s re port said: “We recommend the work of the interstate commission on crime and urge the legion to extend coopera' tion in any feasible manner We recommend the work of the attorney general’s national crime Institute and urge the legion's cooperation in any feasible manner” Take Action Members of the subcommittee in attendance were George R Howitt Milwaukee chairman of the national law and order committee Hayes Kennedy Joliet 111 H H Lark Steelville Mo and Tom Sawyer Willcox Ariz SAN FRANCISCO March 21 UP) —James E Van Zandt national commander-in-chiof Veterans of Foreign Wars said organization of "future wars” groups at Princeton and other universities is the work of "paciflcts and antiveterans’’ The students he said are being misled by persons bent on inciting "class hatred’’ and undermining the national defense He asked corrective measures be taken by students themselves against the “mentally warped” or' ganizers ef Butte Business Men Die as Auto Upsets STalislics See Demonstrations Nuptials End For Man 80 Of ‘Smokeless Fuel’ Hundreds of citizens of Salt Lake City were introduced to “Smokeless Fuel” Saturday at a downtown demonstration arranged by members of the Salt Lake Women's chamber of commerce Stoves for demonstration purposes were set up in front of the Federal building at Main street and South Temple and at Broadway and State Members of the chamber of commerce conducted the demonstrations Several cooknig demonstrations were held during the day Permission was given by the city commission to conduct Saturday's on demonstration and another March 28 at a meeting held Thurs- Women to Run day - ' Mrs Anthony G Lund president of the Women’s chamber of commerce and Mrs Alice Merrill Horne executive secretary were in For Civic Jobs RIFLE Colo March 21 UP)— Expressing a belief that women have charge more time to look after civic affairs than business men the newly orWomen’s Fete Planned Celebration of the Greek Independence day will start Sunday with the presentation by the Hellenic Theatrical club of "Sklava” a drama centering about the Greek revolu tion The play will tie given in the Greek Orthodox church Sunday at mayor Three parties will be represented in the election The Taxpayers’ party indorsed the Citizens’ party candidates for council but nominated its own candidate for mayor m The Greek Independence day will fall on Wednesday but the celebration will be climaxed with a public meeting next Sunday at the church with all Hellenic organizations par8 p Debaters Chosen For Tour of Montana Norman Tanner George Naylor and Donald Bateman were selected to represent the University of Utah on a debate tour of Montana at a meeting of the university debate department Saturday Mike Masa-ok- a freshman debate coach an nounced The three debaters will leave Sun day to debate with the University of Montana Montana State Agrt cultural college and the Montana School of Mines The queslon to be debated on the trip is: “Resolved That congress should be empowered to override decisions of the United States su pretne court declaring acts of con- ticipating The leading roles In “Sklava” are taken by Mias Louise Gargas and Others in Constantine Sileventis the cast are: Pete Marinakis Tasia Nackos Harry Kambourea James Zaharogianjnis Isidore Nackos Nick Hit-Ru- n Accidents n Charter No 9403 Reeerva District No REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE Continental National Bank & Trust Of Salt City In ths State of Utah at th Close of Business on March 4 1936 in response to rail made bv Comptroller of the Currency 5211 U S Revised Statutes) under Section Loans nd discount Overdrafts United State government ASSETS $28393630 $191 02 obligations direct and or fully guaranteed Other bonde itocks and securities Furniture and fixture Real estate owned other than banking house Reserve with Federal Reserve bank Cash balances with other banks and cash Items in process of collection Other asset 207946587 2363 11986 4036909 5600100 183512508 381231138 6789220 Total assets $1329$ 120 fit LIABILITIES Demand deposits of individuals partnerships and corporation Time deposit! of individuals partnerships and corporations State county and municipal depoelta Deposits of other banks including certified and cashless checks $ 399814059 300181120 146836233 outstanding Total of items 14 to 18 Inclusive (a) Secured by pledge of loans andlor Invest- ments (b) Not secured by pledge of loans andlor vestments - (c) Co Isks (Published ' 13 TOTAL DEPOSITS $ in- - 1915f36 $2 stock 3000 shires per $100 per share retlrabie at '09 per shere common stock 6090 shares par $100 per share $ 33 TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNT City Don Clarence Hanaen 28 Salt Lake City Madeline Strlngham 25 Ogden Wellington B Ball 22 Ogden Doris Jensen 17 Ogden M Glen Hollingsworth ton Idaho Myrtle Jean Hansen Creek Idaho Maybelle L A Whitehead 21 Pres- Mink 18 4 Nephi Grant Allen Graff 21 Santa Asa Utah Florence Dorene Tolley 18 Nephi John Wallace Fowkes 26 Mona Jean Larson 19 Santaquin Reno Nevada Vernon Utah Powers Garfield 24 Stinson 28 Salt Lake City Utah ' Births Degrees Total precipitation for the 24 hours i ending at ft p m U? otal for this month to date ccumulated deficiency for this month 1 20 to date Total snce October 1 to date 8 77 40 Accumulated excess since October 1 Sun rises 6:28 and sets 6:42 March 22 WEATHER OBSERVATIONS TAKEN YESTERDAY AT ft P M MOUNTAIN TIME Stations and Therma Betttredge Files daughter k oyal J and Carrie Manley Morgan son Frank W and Holllce Fackrell Varley aon Harold A and Myrtle RUey Clifton dauph- ter Harvey P nd Ella Bmout Foeter on John A and Ella Stokes Chugg daughter William I and Janet HoodOomm daugh' ter William c and Loretta Rlchetts Nadell aon Charlea E and Ida Benson Cole girl George N and Oladya Watkins Anderaon daughter Lawrence J and Ruth Stoddard Jones son Emery L and Genet Shurtlerr Foley son Huin and Marguerite Hyland Bnarr daughter Fountain Green — Mr and Mrs Leland Daapaln son Mr and Mri Bernard Ntel on daughter Mnah— Mr and Mra L Bronson Titua daughter Deaths WALL— Eric Hyrum Wall IT Murray tu berculoale March 20 GRAVES— James Graves 51 1145 East Twenty-sevent- h u South street ensal toxemia March 20 NACCARaTO — Francesco Naccsrsto 81 365 Emery street senility March 16 TROSETH — Edward Trosetn 66 Bingham Canyon pneumonia March 19 TH0MA8— Vivian Thomaa 1 139 North Fourth West street broncho pneumonia March 18 Marriage Annulment Martin from John Evans Alice Judge P l V' Ogden Etta 219237 97 pledged to secure Total pledged (excluding red'acounta) Fledged : Against deposits of trust departments With state authorities to qualify for ths exerdee of fiduciary powers it Elizabeth W Herring C M Martin if lit a brother Funeral Marion V P DeReus Oscar Nelson Kirkland Matt Bilanzich OUR "A Joseph Hyrum Oram OGDEN — Joseph Hvrum Oram employe of the American Packing and Provision company for 25 years and actte L D 8 church worker died Saturday morning In a local hospital after a short illness He lived st 3147 Stephens avenue He was president of the Y M M I A In the L D 8 Nineteenth ward member of the Weber stake M 1 A board presiding ward teacher and at the time of his death a member of the stake high priests' He was a member of Ihe Amalquorum gamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen of North America local No 637 Surviving are his widow Mra Myrtle five sons and daughters Oram Ofnyd of Orpha Clifford and Perron Oraov-a- ll and Mrs A F Williams of Los Ogden Angeles aud five brothersD and sisters Mrs B H Stephens Mrs A Maian and Parley Oram of Ogden Alma Oram of Brigham City and J G Oram of Rigby Idaho be conducted will Funeral services Wednseday at 2 p m in the Nineteenth ward chapel by Bishop J E Burton Friends may call at the Larkin funeral home Monday afternoon and evening and at the residence Tuesday and Wednesday Burial will be In until time of services Mt Ogden Memorial park under direction of the Larkin k Sons mortuary Rna Slater Februarv -t — Attest' A CULBERTSON W F FIFE HAROLD P FABIAN worn to and subscribed before me this 19ih dev of March 1936 (Seal) HO GOLDSTEIN Notary Publl 26 1937 My commission expires Febiuaiy l Hollis Charles Houghton Deseret mortuary OGDEN — Hollis Charles Houghton 31 of SANFORD — Funeral eervlcea for Frank 1436 Childs avenue died late Friday la a railroad Greaorr Sanford ID local hospital after a brief illness will be held 87 conducior) yeara in Waverly Born November 29 1904 Sunday at 3:15 p m at the gravel'' Iowa he was a son of Harvey and Clara A at ML Olivet The cortege wlU leave Smith Houghton He came here from Canthe 8 T Rlckette mortuary at ada 15 years ago and had lived here since He mnrrled Mildred Fort November 3 1929 tuary Saturday tvaulnf and Sunday in Ogden He was s member of the ns until 2 45 p m McCAMMON Idaho — Funeral service t Iona I A guard aud was employed by the W P — Funeral aarvlcaa tor Marie were held Thursday In the L D B church SAMI'EIREN a daughter Surviving ’are his widow for Mrs Katherine Ellen Park 30 who M 8 Jeneen B&mueleen will be condied at the Good Hope hospital In Portland Clarine'hla a mother Mrs V W‘ Hollingsat 12 noon In the ducted Tuesday brother Harold ail of Ogden Ore following a lingering Illness Bishop worth and Hawthorne want chapel Bishop Henry Military services will be conducted Sunday Lqo Hanson was in charge of the services M Taggert officiating Friends may 1 of In m the the funeral p interment was in the Harkness cemetery st chapel rail at tne Gold room In ths mortuary Services were held Monday at ths Catho- Lindquist k Sons' mortuary by members of :A East Sevanth South afreet until of 143rd national the unit the Vander-beck In lic church hospital Portland with rather Monday evening and at tha home 748 guard Friends may call at the mortuary officiating Emerson avenue Tuesday from 9 'to until time of Mrs Park daughter of Mrs Sarah Hark-nek- s chapel Sunday from 11:30 a TO Interment Wasatch Lawn in services be the Burial will Ogden City whose husband wan known as the burial park under direction of the founder of McCamraon graduated from the cemetery Deseret mortuary McCammon schools the sacred Heart acadtERNES— Servlcea for Al James 7'eniea emy at Ogden the roiytech at Los Angeles who passed away the family resiCal and an electrical school in Chicago dence 135 South Third Eaet street where she was later employed by an elecJenkins 50 vesrs will hi conducted trical company as a demonstrator evening She of ROOSEVELT—Charles Thureday age died at Roosevelt Utah Thursday at attended an aeronautical school at Los Mdnday at 10 a m at tha Cathedral born in Recitation of the of the Madeleine in 1926 and received e pilot's license 445 p m of pneumonia 1 He was He was 1886 Utah February Holy Rosary will be laid at tha Evans She was married to Arnold Park In April Vernal a farmer and business pioneer 574 Eaat First freighter k Nev 1933 at Boulder City owner of the Jenkins Funeral home South street Sunday at 8 Besides her husband and mother she is man He is survived by his widow in Roosevelt Mr Tames are bla winow sere vtvlng survived by three brothers: Henry Harkness Watkins Jenkins hli mother residing Blanche Gramea Ternea who for many Hetcha Cal Jack Harkness Long Beach Pearl In Vernal and the following sons snd yeara waa employed In the advertisCal aud Ted Harkness McCammon two daughters all residing in Roosevelt: Charles ing department of The Tribune Oar-ItW David Clifford Mrs Forest Roblaon daughters Mails Gramea and Mn twos Mrs George Funk Cecil Ilene Jay Stella Schulti of Balt Lake City: and Junior five brothers and three alstere rothere Francis B Time Petaluma Funeral sendees will be held In the BalCal ana F J Ternea Kansas City Mo E8CALANTB ward hall Sunday March 22 at 1 p lard mav call at tha Evans A Early Friends wife of Calvin Bhurta died m under the direction of the ward bish mortuary Sunday home Friday of pneumonia Interment will take place in the f£iLOR — Funsral services for krs opric She was bom here January 21 1903 Roosevelt cemetery under the direction of Taylor will ba conducted Sundaughter of Napoleon B and Elisabeth Lloyd P&nter of the Jenkins Funeral home day at 2 p m in ths Willard taberMargaret Williams Roundy She was marnacle Friends to Calvin Shurtz in 1919 and had lived ried may call at tbs home or Bishop White In Willard Sunday here all her life She was a member of until time of sen Ires Interment Withe L D 8 church and had been active llard cemetery under dlrectlou of Geqrge in Relief society and primary work OGDEN — The Infant daughter of Thomas " A Jenkins mortuary Beside her husband she is survived bv J snd Laura Martin Doyle died late Fridas five children Verl Renon Hal Elaine and In a local hospital seven hours after birth WALL-- ftervlt esfor Eric Hyrum Wall will Dean five sisters Mrs Ray Griffin Mr be held Monday at 1 p m in the Surviving are her parents and a twin sister Joseph Griffin Mrs P O Barker Mrs Funeral arrangements v til be made by the Murray Second ward L D 8 chsnel Rachel Shurts and Mrs Mike Schow all of Larkin A Bona’ mnrtoarv Bishop Rasmussen officiating fromThe4 Escalante and five brothers A L Rmindv ill be open Saturday caeket Midvale Wallace Roundv Albert Rounds to 8 n m and Hundav at the Lind- LEGAL NOTICES Reese J Roundy and Hyrum Roundy all 212 mortuarv Julst State street and of Escalante arri at the Funeral services will be held In the Fsca-Isnt- e UTAH-IDAH12 noon until time of from chapel SUGAR COMPANY North L D 8 ward chapel Sunday eervlcee Interment Murray City cem afternoon at 2 o'clock Interment wiU be eterv NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF 7 in the Escalante cemeterv I88ING — Funeral eervkes tor W C K will be held from ( Andy) PREFERRED STOCK Visaing Evans k Early 574 East First South In accordance with the prostreet Sunday at 2 p charge Ths casket of Rev W R $Ioman visions of the Articles of IncorLOGAN — John Edward Bancroft 62 will he open at the chapel Saturday Utah-Idahmanager of a local shoe repair shop died the o to afternoon and Sunday prior Sugar poration of at his home 560 North Main stret SatInterment will follow in the services and pursuant to a urday after an illness of heart trouble Company in family plot City cemetery He was bom at Halifax England Januresolution of the Board of Dirpc 8 1874 the son of Ralph and Elizabeth ary FLORISTS tors of the Company adopted Mitchell Bancroft Ha had been a resident of Logan since 1924 and of this country March 13 1936 the entire out since 1009 He married Jane Rothery who Ell D Le Chemlnant against Herman Schrader doing business as the Schrader Plumbing and Heating company to recover $4004 damages for Injuries allegedly sustained in the removal from his property of a coal stoker Joseph G Jeppeon attorney 8 A Kirk against Carl Jensen et al to recover $64267 on promissory note J Grant Iverson attorney News of Record lam BUILDING PERMITS American Railway Express comalter brick pany owner-builde- r building 12 South Third West street 114 $ William F Walker owner Harry C Lewis builder remodel brick residence 680 Bouth Fourth East street 1212 Clarence Herrick Market owner Lewis DeYoung builder repair brick store 869 East Ninth South street 300 Lawrence Monson owner: J H Haslam builder reshiugle and Verda paiut brick residence 1209 Fourth 300 avenue owner Glen Dee David Shand resibuilder addition to brick 480 dence 1589 Princeton avenue L L Jewell owner y E W Barn- builder reffttr brick reab Surct 831 177 Genesee avenue C H Carr owner C N Christensen builder frame addition to residence 647 Downlngton ave850 nue DEEDB WARRANTY Lenore B Bhurtliff to Fred J Crow-to10 $ lot 1 block 30 plat B Helena Allen to J Ri Allen section 3 9 township 1 south range 1 Vougnn J Penrose to Wixomr lue 10 lot 1227 Highland Park plat A Archibald L Davta to Weslev Hve-dtlot 6 block 1 Granite sub10 division Ellis Baker to Cammie B Brown section 36 township 2 south range 1 east Albert C Lunnen to Elmo F Lun-nesection 19 township 3 south 150 range 1 east Margaret J Renshaw to Home Owners Loan corporation lot 7 block 1 Bprlngview Parte etc Ros C Merkow to Home Investment and securities company lot 5 block 38 plat C C K Foster to Jessie B Werburton lot 15 block 5 University Heights Ben L Corum to Walker Bank Snd Trust company lot 2 block 62 plat A survives Besides bis widow ha is survived by one on and two daughters: Lutte Bancroft and Mrs Mabeth Christensen Logan aud two in grandchildren Funeral services will be conducted 'TuesHOLLYWOOD Cal March 21 (JPI day at noon In the Logan L D 8 Ninth to added waa name Grant’ —Cary ward chapel with burial In the Sait Lake the movie colony hospital Hat today City cemetery Sonsunder the direction of the mortuary and with an unuaual Injury An op' Lindquist k eration waa performed on hia right Charles Jenkins Infant Doyle ' John Edward Bancroft Star mtn Hospital Is hand for removal r-- from a blister of an infection JMarch 21 of Mrs Maryon Cooper Hewitt charged with conspiring with two physlcianB'in San Francisco to have her daughter Ann sterilized remained unchanged in Medical Center tonight N- - Racquel Jones CLEVELAND — Funeral servlcea will he conducted 8unday at 2 p m In the L D 8 chapel for Racquet Jones daugh ter of William J and Hate) Jensen Jonee who died Friday of pneuof Cleveland monia Besides her parents she Is survived by the following brothers and sisters Mrs Beryle Potter Price William Jones Consumers snd pllnton Franklin Marion Han-eDavid Joye Darline and Elevern Jonee all of Cleveland Burial will take placo In the Cleve land cemetery with the Wallace mortuary of Price directing CAMBRIDGE Mass (UP)-- An innovation in American architec“dee tural instruction— a sign laboratory”— will be introduced at Harvard university’s school of architecture next September Bandit Kills Clerk Ohio March 21 (UP)— BIihIBfH?nillLarwr'Vt' former Edward Lindsay 22 a grocery clerk L iie citv ruMent will he onduitei was shot and killed tonight when jp irSnn irir hmrt hii k mmm of he resisted the attempt of a bandit nme to Ican two years sgo from to rob a grocery store jakt Cn Halt here n- -i she Salt ' standing 79 preferred stock of said Company has been called for redemption on April 30 1936 Notices of thecail have beerl aent to each stockholder of record at his last known address setting forth the terms and conditions under which the redemption is made Attention is called to the fact that the 7re preferred stock may be exchanged for Class A preferred stock up to April 30 Floral floral artists le your guar-ante- s when you buv from either of COMPANY’S FLORAL Ihe BROWN ftth South TWO STORES Greenhouses and Jordan rher or 214 E 2nd South 1540 WASATCH COLONIAL FLOWER HOUSE Funeral Flowers a Specialty Hv 8191 870 East 9’h South FUNERAL DIRECTORS INC ‘JOSEPH WILLIAM TATLOR Complete Sympathetic Service WAS 320 125 NO MAIN ST LEGAL NOTICE T PYPER Secretary THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE Third Judicial District In and lor Salt Lake Countv State of Utah Owen Barlow Plaintiff vs Supreme Corpora-tio- n Utah-IdahManufacturing Company Defendant —Notice of the Supreme To the Creditors Manufacturing Company Salt Lake You will pleaae take noCity Utah tice that the undersigned aa receiver of the above named company haa filed a report with the court showing that there are no assets In the eetate except the right of a suit against the former receiver and his bondsmen and that a petition has been filed with the court asking 'authority to compromise such claim against the former receiver and March 31 1936 1 000 00 A dividend of 5c per shae was his bondsmen for the sum of will be acted uoon beThis also declared on its common fore thepetition Honorable Herbert M Schiller stock ($5 00 par value) payable Room 304 Citv and County Building Lake Salt to 10 City Utah on Saturday 1936 of stockholders April 1939 at 10 a m March 2 UTAH CREDIT ADJUSTMENT AS- VV T PYPER SOCIATION Recelier Secretary IN DIVIDEND NOTICE The Board of Directors ot o Sugar Company on March 13 1936 declared a dividend of 13c per share on its Class A Preferred Stock (no par value) and 17 Vac per share on its 7 per cent Preferred Stock ($10 par value) payable March 31 1936 to stockholder of record at the close of business March 20 1936 for the quarter ending JLfEN fciONB A Carpenter and- concrete work ten building 928 5th East Hyland T470 CANVAS GOODS AWNING CO Everything A A TENT In canvas line 243 8 State W 1321 tMITH k Alb A MS mfr tent canvas j truck oovars 225 Edison at W A Western tent i AWNlKS'CarKfar-Guar can good 45 8 W T W 2279 ' SpfcRE Tent k Awn ho mfr waterproof coven tents awn 270 & W Temple 0RESSMAKING LADIEB' tailored suite made to order mkg Adah N Hoffman 18 W Was 5779 EkpEKl1 dressmaking and designing clothes daintily mada by Mra Cud 45 E Broadway Waa dree Bdwy Burial P W 10011 ELECTRIC CLOCK REPAIRING ALL makes repaired and rebuilt Authorised Telechron factory service Tima A Instrument Co Dooly Bldg W 4773 FURRIERS EXPERT cleaning remodeling and repair lufe of fins run also designing Cora Da Waal 553 So 7th E Hy 1452-REMODELING FUR FURS cleaned gland remodeled Beet Geneva C guaranteed £rtcea Work So 82S E 5231 Hy Ill FURNACE AND STOKER SERVICE HEATING serv clean by vac install your heating plant now 3 yr to pay Sun raa Heat 822 So Main W 1240 FENCES CHAIN LINK and ornamental Iron emotion aervlca Crager Wire A Iron Wk FLOOR FINISHING EUCCTRIO sanding machins (or rent also polisher 350 8a Btata Waa 4948 OL£ firs sanded made like new Av rm $3 Stud mech for jttnt Hy 7759-FURNITURE REPAIRING POYAL Furniture Co 347 E Snd So Was 1591 Uphols reflng and repairing v LuOARHOlisE Upholstering Sho E 21st B 1105 ertng repair (Continued on Following Page) NOW'S THE TIME IO SELL YOUR BUSINESS Tributes by Brown arranged by competent that really kioiv how 1936 W CARPENTERS HAVE your bldg altar don right It coat no more waa 8154-- R after 6 p m it Roundy Shurtz et BLACKSMITHING u wwwwvww BLACKSMITHING horseshoeing all type of gen blacksmlthtng work auto work P Schonert 242 So lit W Waa 2439 SAG in Katherine Ellen Park New Suits Filed PIQUA Directors mortuary She was a 1914 MElflOft — Funeral services for John E resident of Hlatervllle Metbos will be conducted Sunday at 1 Kirkland- - held Mr In the Highland Park ward p m In !0 Kirkland membership George chapel Bishop Carl O Burton officiatWashington lodge No 24 F and A M Friends mty call at tha French ing Ogden chapter No 2 Ruial Arch Masona room in the mortuary 3ft East Seventh No 3 Royal and Select Ogden council South street Saturday and at the No 2 Masters El hfouie comm&udery home Thirty-secon- d 2785 Thirteenth East street the end Knights Templar Sunday from 10 a m until 12 noon He was a member of the Utah consistory Interment in City cemetery under diFirst Presbyterian church rection of Deseret mortuary are hi widow two sons sun1 Surviving two daughters John Oscar Kirkland of Og- ROBKRTH— Funeral services for Celia Ann den Ravmond O Kirkland of Salt Lake Dibbla Roberta wife of the late PresCity Mra Hortense Tuttle of Provo and ident Brigham H Roberts will be Mrs Audra Mallander of Loe Angelei Cal conducted Tuesday at p m in the si grandchildren ami a brother and two First wsrd chapel Bishop Centerville Bisters Mrs Sue O’Connor of Oaklstid Cal Friends Wesley E Tin gey officiating and Wis John Kirkland of Menominee may call at the French room in the Mra Ida Klngslind of Wisconsin Dells Wis South Seventh 36 East mortuary Funeral announcements will be made street Saturday and at ths home in from the Klrkendall-Darllnmortuary Centerville from Sunday noon until Interment Centertime of services ville cemetery under direction of the 2 full-tim- E to t Harvard Innovation TOTAL FLEDGED State of Utah County of Salt Like es— I O S Murphy cashier of the ebove-name- d bank do solemnly iwear that the above statement Is true to the best of my knowledge end belief O 8 MURPHY Cashier "automobile tops l if Of)— The condition Total liabilities Loans and Investments liabilities: Other bonds etocki and tecurltle Sarah Mikescll Condition Unchanged 1 MEMORANDUM: Donald Alexander Peterson 27 Salt Lake City Evelyn Kerr 24 Salt Lake City Glen B McIntyre 24 Salt Lake City Ellen Sarah Jack 19 Salt Lake N MINIMUMICOSTi £ 16 Rosengren JERSEY CITY snoooo 00 230000 00 89 237 97 Undhldfd profits— Net r Highest temperature today Highest in this mouth since 1874 Lowest last night Lowest this month since 1874 Mean ror today Normal 50 Preferred urplus Weather conditions March 21 1930: Several low pressure centers appear on the western part of the weather map tonight Located over soutlurn Utah eastern Colorado northeastern Wyoming and northern Montana they control the weather of the northern and southern Rockies sections and the plateau states Cloudiness Is general aud precipitation has occurred In Nevada northern Utah northern Wvomlng Montana and the northwestern states Temperatures are lower in Idaho and surrounding territory aa higher pressures move slowly eastward from a high pressure center off I Oregon coast A vigorous disturhsnee renters over New England tonight causing continued precipitation and lower temperatures In that lection The Weather Is fair and mild In the central states Comparative data for Balt Lake City: 1206069314 '$12079850 Other liabilities Capital account: 38135363$ Alice Union Two Sought by Police gress unconstitutional” Police Saturday night were seekThe debaters will return to Salt LOVELOCK Nev March 21 (UP) Lake ing two suspected hit and run drivMr Masaoka ers and three persons were treated —Two prominent Butte Mont bus- said City Thursday at hospitals for injuries sustained in inessmen were killed and three othautomobile accidents er persons were seriously injured Vet Has Army Number Thomas Chisholm 45 of 504 Dooly tonight when their large sedan left building suffered a fractured right the highway 35 miles east of LoveTatooed on Shoulder leg and severe lacerations to his lock and overturned several times Howard W Pierce about 50 said INDIANAPOLIS March 21 P — left leg when he assertedly was struck at Second South and West to be the head of a Butte auto con Walter Arnold a driver traveling circus Temple streets by a hit-ru- n cern died from a crushed chest employe feared he'd lose his arm Chisholm's automobile stalled on Alec Loiselle about the same age and service certificate the West Temple car tracks he was an employe of Pierce was Instantly papersadjusted and sure enough he did struck when a motorist reportedly killed his When he applied for govern- rounded the corner from Second cerment bonds in exchange for his South street striking his stalled matificate at American Legion head- chine NOTICE 111 he bared Police were investigating a colTO THE STOCKHOLDERS OP BUILD- quarters in Benton his right shoulder blade The num- lision of two cars at Seventeenth ERS’ FINANCE CORPORATION: A special meeting of the stockholders ber was neatly tatooed there South and State streets where Miss Of BUILDERS' FINANCE CORPORAAda Cornish 20 of Standardvllle TION a Utah corporation will be held Utah and Frank Simsich 27 of 5138 at 803 Continental Bank Building Salt Four Killed as Auto Lake City Utah on Wednesday April South Second West were injured 22 1$36 at the hour of two o'clock p m Miss Cornish suffered minor lacerCollides With Truck The purpose of this meeting 1b to ations to her face Simsich received enelect a Board of Directors for the COUNCIL BLUFFS Iowa March a deep cut on his forehead suing year to receive and consider the An unknown motorist crashed into President's Annual Report to consider 21 (UP)— Four persons from Logan and pass upon a proposal to change the Iowa en route here for a basketball a fence at 209 Downlngton avenue authorized stock of the corporation tournament were killed tonight leveling more than 50 feet of it He from 2000 shares of Preferred Stock of the par value of $10000 each and when their automobile collided with fled the scene without reporting the 20000 shares of Common Stock with- a truck near Honey creek 15 miles accident out per value to 10000 shares of Com- north of here The dead: A L Clou-somon Stock with a par value of $1500 40 Miss Corliss Hunt 20 Wila share or such other par value as Bandit Chief Killed may be determined upon to eliminate liam B Johnson and Claude E BAGHDAD conIraq March 21 LPI— Cecil entirely the Preferred Stock to Khalil Khoshowl bandit chieftain sider and pass upon such other changes In the authorized capital structure of known as Iraq's public enemy No 1 the corporation as may be proposed at Bargain to Tourists enwas killed during a five-da- y said meeting to make such amend-- ' ROME March 21 (UP)- -A royal counter between a punitive expedimenta to the Articles of Incorporation of the corporation as may be deemed decree was Issued today giving a tion and a gang of brigands it was necessary or proper to effectuate such special1 bargain on Italian lira to disclosed today Seventeen others changes as may be determined upon foreign tourists No specific rate died in the engagement and to consider and pass upon such other matters concerning the business was given but it was announced and affairs of the corporation as may that tourists would be given many be presented at the meeting more lire for their dollars pounds The Weather CHARLES R MABE7 President or frknea than can be obtained in Builders' Finance Corporation commercial 17 1938 March transactions Dated ordinary ? Union Lucille Ogden — Herbert M and Elds Prentel Leslie C and Pearl daughter K Konstantaro-poulo-s Aubcle Antonakopoulos son Burch Ballant)ne Thomas J and Laura Martin Doyle Katina Tsouras daughters (twins Dorothy and Loulggl Anglollna Scarplnott Viseo-glloson John V and Elisabeth Woolley Koukourajis Katina Zaharoglannls Basiliki Konstantaropoulos 'Mary Lamb daughter Heber M and Florence Paine Lund daughter Richard and MarSarldaklk Paul Borovllos guerite Wilds Lundberg son Harry D and Freda ftaub daughter Amos J and Norma Moore Maycock Roy O and daughter Winnlfred Laurie Woodhead aon Porter V and Gladys Bowcutt Weaver daughter Earl 8 and Ruth Gardner Willard son Lupe and Mary Deleon Mora son Willis In Mary Jaue F Thomas Robert Gilmer Smith Hilton 23 Sandy Florence Frances Nielson 23 Sandy 21 Donnel Shark Anderson City ' tion Nominations are headed by Mrs candidate for Etta Davidson 20 Bounti- Brough Leonard Allen CALL AN EXPERT City ful FUNERALS AN DERM VC N—Funeral services for Robina Jorgensen Aodetaen will be conducted Tuesday at 1 p m In the Twenty-thirward cnapel Bishop John A Harter Friends may call at the officiating Flower room in the mortuary 36 East Mrs Amy Leonard Allen 71 wife of — SOUTH Mm JORDAN Booth Heventh street Sunday and Heber 8 Allen president of the Taylor Farrer Thomaa 79 widow of and at the home 923 DuMonday L D 8 stake Raymond Alberta and Thomaa riled Saturday at the family resiluth avenue Tuesday from 10 a m former resident of Utah died at her home dence here to 12 noon Interment Citv cemetery in Canada according to word receded tu Mrs Thomas waa bom In Provo 8r-- t under direction of the Deseret morSalt Lake CUy Saturday amber ft hut Avfeqs&N-MKtuary Mrs Allen waa bom at Farmington Utah had been a1857 resident March 17 1865 a daughter of Truman and of South Jordan BKLK7E — Funeral services — for William 18 Mary Ann Meadows Leonard She moved years Hart Breete will be conducted Sunday AIR CONDITIONING REFRIGERATION to Canada in 1888 and in 1889 was married nit 1 10 p m in the Taylorsville L D twfe are Surviving to Mr Allen at Cardston Alberta aona J'& ward chapel with Bishop Joseph COMMERCIAL refrigeration E Chauncey With her husband Mrs A4!eu waa among and Bennlon officiating Friends may call L all types all sites Frikidalre W H the first Utah residents to move to western at the residence In Taylorsville Sunday JorThbmaa South Bints Co 579 W 2nd So Was 4805 Canada She waa an active member of the dan four from 10 a m until time of services daughters L D 8 church having sened as president BAKER ICE MACHINE CO INC Interment Salt Lake City cemetery unLawrence' of tfi Pflmsry association Ui Taylor take”1'"?' Jw"l Automatic refrigerating air condider direction ef George A Jenkins E d n a for 30 year tion machinery- - 536 8 State W 4032 mortuary Lake r her hnbanrt two aona ThomaaMra Salt Surviving Mon-aoCity BURT — Funeral services for George Frank Mary Heber F and John L Allen Hamond fom ABSTRACTER Pleasant Grove Burt will be conducted Sunday at 11 30 daughters Mrs Viola Wing Ravmond Mrs a n in the Rose room 3ft East SevMarolda McKay and Mra Lucille DouKias YdL& titles get good loans Expert titls nl brother F D Hasel Bnuw Halt Laue J enth South Ogden and Mrs street Richard Bishop Vftin Thos Homer 404 8 Late W $692 two r Andrew of the ward offiCity four staters Mrs Haute fcarl Logan r Eleanor Mrs Alice Welling Mrs Jennie Earl mi Friends may call at the ciating Duks snd Mrs Mar ASSAYERS room Mrs Mavme Oarn Fleldln the in time until Hprlng mortuary all of of service Funeral services and burial will take sret Pacy Interment in City cemeroo 10 grandchil under direction of Deseret mor- UNION Assay Office Inc P O Box 1528 tery place iu Raymond Sunday rireit and three great 152-So West Temple Was 1199 tuary grandchildren BATE — Funeral services for William Ar- CRlsMONA mCHOLfl 229 8 W Tenu F n n e ral servlet Was 2393 P O Box 1708 Balt Lake thur Bate age 66 formerly of Riverwill he conducted ton Utah wno passed p m away at Rigby ALONZO F BAKDWELL W ASHA YEK AND -l Mrs Barth Mlkesell 59 wife of Wil- Wednesday Idaho where he had lived for 33 years Die South Jordan TEM W 4696 CHEMIST 158 8 liam Henry Mlkesell died Saturday at in win be held at the graveside In the C 2 10 a m at the family residence 246 L D R ward chapel 8 COvVaN ORE 8HaPERS' AXjfcNK Rherton cemeterv H with Bishop at 130 B Mra Thomas Sunday WAS 4114 W TEMPLE 8 Glendale street of a heart attack 160 P m Bishop Vernal C Webb of ths Friends may call at Mra Mlkesell was born in Paradise Beckstead officiating Riverton L D 8 First ward ofUtah November 21 1876 'but had resided the C I Goff mortuary In Midvale SunPARTS AUTO Friends may call at the ficiating and at the day Mondav and Tuesday in Balt Lake City 50 years residence of Kphralm Ottesen In Riverresidence here Wednesday from 10 Surviving are her husband her parents afamily ton Sunday from 930 a m to 1:30 age Co 1ft: m to noon Mr aud Mrs George B Seaborn four sons Bo SL H 6039 and 3200 So 8L H p m Burial under direction of George William Earl Albert and Rav Mlkesell a A We buy and sell used cars trucks Jenkins 6636 moruisrv daughter Mra Eva White four brothers George and William Sanborn all of Salt DERBYSHIRE— Funeral services for Ada AUTO RADIATORS Lake Citv Sanborn Honolulu Joseph Derbyshira wilt be conducted 8unday MYTON 68 Elizabeth W Herring Hawaii and Jennings Sanborn Ely Ne at p m In the Fourth ward chapel WELDING RADIATOR a sister Mra Mary Helms Rkler Wash Uintah basin pioneer died Saturday at her WALLACE Bishop William F Perschon officiating home in Mton WKS Radiator clnd- - np 60 S W T and six grandchildren Friends may call at the Gold room in Mr Herring was Funeral sen ices will be conducted Tues36 the South East Seventh mortuary bom In Cowdenhewh day at 12:15 p m at the E O O'Donnell street Friday and Saturday and at AUTO REPAIRING Scotland Llfeshlre mortuarv v Friends may rail at the morthe home of ner son 845 Washington & September 23 1868 tuary Monday afternoon ami Tuesday prior street & Sunday from 10 a m until CAM MAN'S Auto scrvica Brake! and no a daughter of John to services Burial will take place in the 12 30 p m tor pe OKI Sta No 19 35 8 9 E Interment in Wasatch and Margaret Litster Ogden CUy cemetery Lawn burial park under direction of DON D HAMPTON COKD RING dutrlbu-to- r She came to Provo In the Deseret mortuary 1863 and later was Fro Goneral auto repairing L married to Joseph H FORM LUND — Funeral services for Pearl Work guar 650 Bo lOtb E Hy 00 Herring In the old Sunwill be conducted Harvey Forelund Endow meut house in Mrs Msybells Lowe Allen Whitehead p m In the Rose room 36 day at Salt Lake City East Seventh South street Colonel Elwife of Clarence Whitehead of Burley Ida-'itasur-lcMrs is Herring mer Johnson will officiate Friends WALT BLOOMFIELD ho died Saturday at a local hoapi a fter Top A Glaa Co bv her husband a lingering illness A daughter B tty sue- B W 4510 Auto top Slaw 113 may call at the Spring room In the and six sous and cumbed mortuary until the time of services WELLINGTON AUTO TOP CO auto (L Burley only last Wednesda Margaret daughters In City cemetery under diInterment Mrs Whitehead was bom at Cove Utah W 7446 cov Anderson av wk 141 Motor and Vera met a daughter of tha late James C and Nellie The rection of the Deseret mortuary V a r g u s Oakland A Lowe Allen She had been a resident of Wedgwood auxiliary No 2 of PuCal Katherine S COOKBINDING nlted Spanish War Veterans will Burley for seven years and was active in eblo aud Jenny Tay the L D 8 church all her life conduct graveside services Andrew lor Myton GOLD Besides her husband HnrrWhltehead is ruling annual oovers stamping L Welling Herring GRAVES — Funeral services for James U R Leith 41 P fttece Was 5829- survived by the following children: Kdna Walter Mrs ton: Graves will be held Sunday at 3 p m Theda Claire Barbara and Kenny White-hea- d one Boren Price In the Highland Park ward chapel all of the family home and the folBUILDING MATERIALS Campbell Bishop CarT Burton officiating Friends lowing brothers and sisters: Lewis I Allen Lake Salt jutBter KUa Bodily La Vern Aston Fernando Allen may call at the residence 1145 East Twenty-sevent- h DESERET LUMBER COMPANY South street Saturaud Willard Allen services The body will be laksrt to Burley for day evening and Sunday until 2 30 2210 So 7th East will be conducted in Mrs Herring Hy 2130 m Interment In Waeatch lawn funeral services and burial Larkin mortuary the Miton 8 church Monday at 11 D 6 L urial park under direction of Larkin SEE us about financing your house rep! is in charge of local arrangements n m Interment will be In the Measer cemeCo Lumber Hy 565 mortuary Bugarhouee tery at Venial for every HERRING— Funeral services for Gloria n LUMBER and building materials McConaughy-Losebuilding purpose Herring daughter of Mr and Mrs Bo State Was 4185 Co Lumber 64ft T Henry Herring will be held Sunday Mrs Marlon Vander Pllcht DeReus 89 YOU NEED MONEY t'OR BUILDING at 3 p m In the Rose room 36 East wife of Thomas DeReus died st the famtiv OGDEN— Oscar Nelson Kirkland 65 re BEE PURPORES? BUOARHOURB Seventh South street Btehop A Lewis residence 1628 Major street Saturday tired eraplove of the Ogden Union Railway of the Second ward officiating LUMBER k HARDWARE CO H 655 Fllgren and Depot company died Saturday morning morning sfter a long illness Friends may rail at the residence 850 Mrs DeRsus waa bom in Rotterdam at the family home South Third Sait street until Saturday BUTTONS AND BUCKLES Holland May 25 1866 a daughter of 508 Twenty - second evening and at the Paradise room in Aria Vander Pllcht following s the mortuary Sunday from 10 a m Joining the I D 8 street BUCKLES— PLEATING BUTTONS— v stroke church she came to Utah In 1916 until 3 p m Interment in Wasatch Button Holes Hemstitching KIDD'S He was born April her husband three Iawn burial park undtr direction of Surviving are BhopTMain k Bdwy W B969 4 1870 Specialty at Menonv'V' Deseret the daughters Mrs Betty Angenent San Fran- lnee mortuary Wis a son of Mrs Marie Van Alpen and cisco Cal Anuetta and KELLY— The funeral services for Q B Misa Josephine BRICK STAINING DeReus Salt Lake Citv John dia Kirkland and died in Nogales Ariz Kfllv who sons Holland Peter DeReus four Harrv of h Mann 18 in his BRICK STAIN CO"— Old brick ttruo-ture- e John and William DeReus Salt Lake City rect descendant His year Sir Walter Scott will be conducted by the Rev Elmer stained to resemble new flrobrtrk and 13 grandchildren railroad career began Goshen at 130 p m Sunday March H W Garrett 602 AUaa Bid W 700S with the Chicago k 22 in the Qualtrough-AUoo- tt mortuary Brick (Stein Co "Proven lOTERMAtWYAlN Northwestern railroad 544 South Main street Interment In 419 Nasi In Chicago He later penetrating brlrk stain used Mt Olivet cemetery Waa or Hy 7945-4198 fit worked Bldg Omaha Matt Bilanzich 45 of 5050 South Second Neb and In Denver a KEITH — Funeral services for Ella Helen West street died in a local hospital Satur- before coming to OgKeith will be conducted Sunday at 1:30 BOILERS The den about 31 years day at 2:20 p m of tuberculosis p m in tne Provo L p B First bodv wal taken to the K O O’Donnell ago Hs was retired ward chapel with Bishop W P White-hea- d BOILERS for aalo and repaired welding mortuary pending funeral arrangements Friends at and call the bv officiating may steam United Iron plant repairs D company two years JV' the family horns prior to the services Works 137 So mate Hy 7885 Burial will be In the Provo burial ago Miss He married park under direction of the Deseret Amy Raymond Marion Harvey 22 Salt Lake City Thelma Snow 19 Salt Lake Greek Liberty Independent party has put forth a slate composed entirely of women candidates for office at the coming town elec- ‘U’ Marriage Licenses Walter Poindexter Cooney 27 Butte Geraldine Knlevel 21 Butte Mont 23 Salt Lake Boyd GledhUl Margaret MARCH 22 1936 State and Local Obituaries e BUTLER Mo March 21 (AO— Dr W D Vint physician today filed suit for divorce from his bride of slightly more than two weeks Marriage March 6 of Dr Vint and Miss Ethel Myers of Kansas City Kan the petH tion said followed a correspondence which followed an advertisement by Dr Vint for a housekeeper They separated March'lS ganized SUNDAY MORNING THERE ARB CASH BUYERS and they may be located Just around the coiner or over in another etaio— but an ad In The Trlhuue and Telegram will find them f ffh t gate fflnmt issued every morning by The Salt Lake Tribune Publishing Company 1 KKMS Oil SUBbCKlFTiON U(I g Daily and Sunday one month 10 5U Dally and Sunday one year Tha aboe raiea apply In Utah Id aha and Wyoming Elsewhere In Ihe United Niatt: SnUrtink 7 u Vl"n tr”'' a'aA Wyd bureaus uf Information of Tha No 1 Rue 8crlb sn Pans 125 Psll Msll Lrondon England Prim I Umet dea Lludcu Bento Foreign Tribune ' |