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MONDAY MORNING JUNE 29 1938 ' McLaglen Race Track Accused as ‘Nuisance’ LOS ANGELES June 28 057 — Bugles blowing and the noises of midget auto races at the McLaglen sports center operated by the burly screen star Victor McLaglen annoy at least one neighbor Robert F Stoever who lives near the arena has written the city council about the "nuisance” The planning committee will Investigate Groups Busy Boy Scout Camp at Mt Nebo Visit to Mine On Details of Opens Monday to 300 Youths Ends Southern Pioneer Fete Overnight Hike to Mountain Top Nature Study Gubs Session Aimee Again Occupies Special Committee Will Handle Arrangements for Celebration Parade Special to The Tribune OGDEN— Parades rodeos day- light fireworks Indian village children’s parade musical festival and pageants are among the many features of the third'annual Ogden Plo-eDays celebration which are subject of intensive committee work at present Mayor Harman W Peery resident of Ogden Pioneer Day s' £ (ic said Sunday Plans for the mammoth parades Which will feature the celebration days here the week of July 5 Mayor Peery said have been turned over to the special parades committee headed by Dr Willard R er 18-2- Doxey Members of the committee Include L T Bass Fred A Kuhlman Charles Shearer and Clifford Huss A A Shaw will be grand marshal of the parades and P N Pierce of Brigham City veteran of pioneer days and Indian fights will be the deputy parade marshal Fireworks Contracts Contracts for the parade fireworks consisting of aerial displays and bombs were approved Saturday Fireworks for displays at the conclusions of the four night rodeos July 22 23 24 and 25 also have been for purchase Mayor approved Peery said Improvement to the Ogden stadium including the ejection of an additional 1200 seats comfort stations and other improvements will begin Monday with W P A crews at work Mayor Peery said W P A workers also will construct the Indian village on the city hall fcark Contract tor the Indian village was signed last week by Mayor Peery and Chief Seth J Eagle of Washakie The program agreed upon includes dances chanting and other activities usually associated With the traditional Indian village life Forty Shoshone Indians from northern Utah will occupy the village during the fete days Plans for Rodeo Plans for the annual rodeo are practically completed Mayor Peery eald The prize list calling for more than $5000 in prize money has been prepared and is being sent to cowboys and cowgirls in all parts of the country A total of $3340 to which will be added an estimated $2000 In entry fees will be divided among the winning contestants in the bronc riding calf roping steer wrestling steer riding wild cow milking woman bronc riding wild horse race and scramble and bareback riding events World champions in the various classes some of the leading con tenders for Rodeo Association of America national champion honors and young and coming contestants from all parts of the world have applied for the entry blanks Borah’s Aid Arrives To Open Boise Offices Mrs Cora Rubin BOISE secretary to United States Senator William E Borah for many years returned Sunday frond Washington DC to open Boise offices for the veteran statesman who she said Will arrive in Boise next week Mill Owner Dies UPl-Ch- arlea NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Btate of Utah Office of State Road Commission Salt Lake City Sealed 22 1936 bide will be received by the State Road Commission of Utah State Capitol Salt Lake City Utah at 3 o’clock p m Tuesday July 7 1936 and at that time publicly opened for construction of Plant Mix Surfacing In Weber County the same being U S Works Program Highway Project No W P M 8 179 on Ogden City streets The length of road to be constructed or Unproved la 7885 miles and the principal Items of work are approximately as follows: 16000 Unclassified Excavation Cu Yds Oravel Surface 6460 Tons Plant Mix Surfacing 2610 Tons The attention of bidders Is directed to the 8pectal Provisions covering subletting or assigning ' Fifty Members Inspect Actual Operations at Tintic Standard Shaft Relates Experiences in Central Mission um-m- er ht acout ranks and will have free time tat fishing and swimming The camp will be made up of units composed of troops of from 12 to 36 hoys and their scoutmaster Each troop will provide its own tents and other equipment and the boys will cook their meala In patrols of from five to eight members Nine camps will be conducted by the council throughout the state this summer seven of them being scheduled for July The first camp was conducted from May 26 to 29 at Oak City canyon The schedule for the remaining camps is aa follows: Cove Mountain and Navajo Lake camps July 6 to 11 Uintah Basin and Puffer's Lake camps July 13 to 18 Mantl National Forest camp July 20 to 25 and Timpanogos camp July 20 to 25 and July 27 to August 1 Tha site for the Cove Mountain camp was selected by Merrill Chrlstopherson associate council executive and S L Mendenhall chairman of organization at a recent trip to the Bryce canyon district The camp will be located at Maglebys’ ranch near Monroe peak on Cove Mountain they reported oa Pulpit After Collapse An-gel- us 50-fo-ot tp Former Idaho Qlood Speaks Congressman At Ceremony Visits Briefly In Farmington (57-Fo- et com-merc- con-ve- (57-Slau-ghter Spanish-Amerl-ic- the contract The minimum wage paid to all Skilled labor employed on this contract shall be 75 cents per hour The minimum wage paid to all Intermediate labor employed on this contract shall be 60 cents per hour The minimum wage paid to all unskilled labor employed on this contract ahaU be 50 cents per hour Plans and specifications are on file In the office of the State Road Commission Salt Lake City and at District Engineer’s office at Ogden Utah where they may be reviewed by prospective bidders bidding proposal Specifications blanks and plans will be furnished at Salt Lake City on depositing 1200 which will be returned providing contractor submits an acceptable bid and returns the plans within seven days after bids are received Any additional Information may be secured at the office of the State Road Commission Each bidder must submit a letter from an approved surety company guaranteeing to furnish said bidder with required bond The right to reject any or all bids Is reserved Cash certified check or cashier's check for 5 per cent of total amount of bid made payable to the State Road Commission must acoompany each bid as evidence of good faith and a guarantee that If awarded the contract the bidder will execute the contract and give bond as reoulred STATE ROAD COMMISSION By Edward E Howe Chairman K C Wright Chief Engineer Minister Urges Inquiry party and smashed windows at ths -Fascist club atHulme Sunday night by Roosevelt The disturbance came after a blackshirt demonstration at the June 28 KANSAS CITY Mo Special to The Tribuhe town hall The crowd tore down SPRINGVILLE— Samuel O Ben-nl- the fascist’s flag and tried to over- (UP)—Military overthrow of Amerof Salt Lake City represented turn and set fire to their trucks ican government by uniformed terEight were arrested the L D S church general authorirorists who already are organizing ties at a Kolob stake quarterly conand plotting the capture of county ference here Sunday He related Rogers Plot Suspect courthouses and state capitals was incidents in connection with his To Face Arraignment the ominous picture drawn Sunday recent work as president of the CenIn an appeal to President Roosevelt LOS ANGELES June 28 (57— J from a leading mldwestern liberal tral States L D 8 mission Mrs Hasel Robertson was sus- E Snider cook charged Reverend L M Blrkhead Unitatained first counselor to President with minister and official of the extort $1000 from rian to attempting Civil Liberties union asked the Hannah B Mendenhall of the stake Mrs Will to Rogers is appear in president for an Investigation of Relief eocities succeeding Mrs Eva Crandall Mrs Hannah Clyde was United States district court Monday aasertedly subversive activities sustalnsd second counselor suc- for arraignment and plea "Definite proof’ that the white Snider’s arrest followed the re- shirt crusaders with headquarters W W ceeding Mrs Robertson Brockbank principal of the high ceipt of a letter by the widow of the at Chattanooga Tenn plan to seize school also was sustained a mem- late humorist threatening to "ex- local governments and then march ber of the stake board of education pose” his early life if the money on Washington was claimed by Blrkhead The minister eald that Speakers at the afternoon con- were not forthcoming ference were President J Emmett Kansas City Is western headquarBird in charge of the meetings Catholic Retreat ters for the organisation and that Body Blaine Thorpe and Farrell Hatch half a dqzen other similar organreturned missionaries Mrs Samuel Closes Chicago Meet izations are in existence In this O Bennlon Miss Margaret Fox region who has been called to fill a mission Blrkhead exhibited as deflate CHICAGO June 28 (57 — The In the central states Mrs Cran- Catholic laymen’s rt treat movement proof a letter from George W Chrisdall and Mrs Clyde of the closed its sixth national conference tians commander-ln-chle- f The forenoon meeting featured Sunday after electing Leo Cunning- white ahlrt crusaders in which the talks by A W Harmer of the stake ham of San Francisco minister was threatened and a copy president Peter Nielson and Other officers included presidency Frank of the organisation’s "general orGeorge Simklns of the high council Loi Angeles fourth vice ders” in which a march on governThe Saturday night meeting- - was Bering Patrick F Brown Hot ments is outlined president under direction of the stake priest- Springs Ark fifth vice president hood John J Craig of Little Rock Ark Cadet The closing program was given by was chosen secretary to succeed Young Flying stake Gleaner girls and the Father Valerius Chicago Dies in Ohio Crash boy scouts in the form of a pageant LOS ANGELES June 28 CS7— Aimee Semple McPherson the temple evangelist was in her encampment of the Utah Napulpit again Sunday after being tional Parka Boy Scout council will confined to bed since her collapse open Monday at the foht of ML last Friday night Nebo when more than 300 youths Her attorney Jacob Moldel said from central Utah districts will asSpecial to Tha Tribune she disregarded her physician’s semble for a one week damping EUREKA— Inspection of actual pleas that she rest and would apperiod mining operations at the Tintic pear later at ordination services Merrill Chrlstopherson associate Standard mine at Dividend by some for nearly 300 ministers council executive will head afcorps 50 members of tha Association Civic of camping experts In charge of the Clubs of Southern Utah concluded Russians to Raze Members of the staff incamp tha two-da- y monthly convention of clude Dr L D Pfouts Payson tha organization which opened hare ‘Arch of Triumph’ council camping chairman camp-cra- ft at noon Saturday A A Anderson nature study MOSCOW June 28 157— The arch The tour of mine was arrange Vearl Johnson Provo equipment by P J Fennell a member of the of triumph built by Alexander I to and handicraft A P Christiansen association executive committee to celebrate Napoleon’s retreat from Nephl conservation Lee Kay of the give the visitors first hand infor- Moscow is to be razed to make way state fish and game department mation on ona of the principal in- for traffic hunting and fishing dustries of the state Guided by The arch more than 100 years An over-nighike to the top Of James Wade president of the Tin- old stands on Gorky street near the ML Nebo will probably be one of tic Standard and several of his White Russian railway station the new features of th camp Dr junior engineers the party visited point of arrival add departure of Pfouts said Much of the camp level walked tourist trains the first program will be under direction of through 8000 feet of exploration the individual scoutmasters work to the end of a producing tunActivities planned by the camp Tom Meighan Able nel staff include hikes games nature was the first time most of It handicraft and proTo Receive Callers campfire study the party had seen the modern mingrams Tha scouts will have oping equipment in use Mr Wade NEW YORK June 28 — portunities for advancement in had arranged a special shift on the Thomas Meighan motion job to demonstrate the methods actor convalescing from a picture throat used particularly in drilling and operation and an attack of pneumucking monia was described Sunday as George Moses Seeks Included among those going un- showing continued improvement Seat in Senate Again derground were Governor Henry H Meighan propped in bed at his Blood who came to Eureka early rehome Island was able to Long CONCORD N H June 28 rmer Sunday ceive visitors during the day The monthly meeting of the AsUnited States Senator sociated Civic Cluba opened here George H Moses announced Sunday Saturday at noon with a meeting Sorority Opens Annual night his candidacy for the Repubof the executive committee At 2 lican nomination for the senate In the party primary in Septemp m the general buainess session Convention in Colorado Dr Burton L French of Flagpole Dedication in was held in the high school audiber he will oppose Senator Henry COLORADO SPRINGS Colo W Keyes who seeks reelectlon and torium It waa attended by repreJune 28 (57—Delta Delta Delta so- Governor Miami University on Honor of War Dead sentatives of every H Styles Bridges major civic or- cial sorority opened Its eighteenth ganization and chamber of com- national and third international In the state Way to Oregon City Held by Davia Group merce Pocatello Girl Ogden A party of 10 members of the convention here Sunday Provo chamber of commerce was Dr Dorothy Bird Nyswander of Man Wedded by Rabbi S peclal to The Tribune headed by Clayton Jenkins secre- the University of Utah will speak BOISE CPI— Dr Burton L French on "Women’s Monday Opportunity John Gillman chairman of Idaho First district congressman FARMINGTON — A celebration tary POCATELLO Idaho— Miss Mar-gUtah county commission also to Serve in Citizenship” for 26 years and now a professor marking the dedicating of a flag- the Block daughter of Mr and Mrs was present as was Mayor Mark Nate Block of this city and Meyer of political science at Miami uni- pole and tha unveiling of a plaque Anderson of Provo E J FJeldsted Attack Heart Proves M Lutzker son of Mr and Mrs versity In Oxford Ohio said Sun- to Davia county war heroes was secretary of the Intermountain AsDave of Ogden Utah were day he does not Intend to reenter the held here sociation of Clubs Civic Fatal to and the afternoon with Sunday Sportsman marriedLutzker Sunday at the Hotel Banpolitical arena In quest of public chamber commerce of Ogden and Governor Henry H Blood delivering Richard office Folland representing the NEW YORK June 28 (57— Frank nock by the Rabbi Samuel £L Gordon of the Temple B'Nai Israel of "I am satisfied In my present the principal address Salt Lake City chamber of Dailey sportsman who married the role” he told friends who visited The flagpole on the court house and many mining and in widow of his friend Tex Rickard Salt Lake City him while his train paused here death died Some 200 guests attended grounds was dedicated to the mem' dustrlal leaders also were present after the promoter’s Sunday en route to Portland Ore from a heart attack He was Frank Francis former Sunday of mayor C of Daniel Davis for Captain "My present educational connec ory about 45 Actor’s Rites Set Ogden and now editor of the tions make it advisable not to par whom the county was named If Standard Examiner was theOgden Dailey had been separated from LOS ANGELES June 28 (57 — prinexIn he Ucipate was pointed out by ceremony speak- cipal speaker at the banquet Sat- Rickard’s widow the former Max- Albert partisan politics” Edward Anson noted Enplained when asked to comment on ers that Captain Davis settled in urday evening His subject was the ine Hodges whom he married in glish actor who died Friday at a current political Affairs Davia county in 1849 A bronze "Romanes of Mining" November 1931 Monrovia sanitarium after a long Dr French will address tha Na scroll at the base of the pole reThe Eureka meeting waa spoR illness will be burled Monday at n tlonal Education association counted his colorful history the sored by the Eureka Klwanis club Missionaries Slain Hollywood cemetery in Portland on the Republican base was constructed of stones and was the first of the southern party’s philosophy of governmenL taken from Captain Davis’ original Utah clubs ever held in the Tintic ADDIS ABABA June 28 of a German misslohary Other speakers will present the home Noted Engineer Dies district The next of the named Mueller his wife and their Democratic and Socialist parties' The plaque in the courthouse con- association will bemeeting in Ephraim two children SAN FRANCISCO June 28 157— by western Ethiopians viewpoints 18 and 19 it was announced tained the names of 683 veterans who near Bedel was reported Sunday Charles K Cadman 74 noted civil He is a former University of Idaho had served their country from Davia July by President Frank G Martines engineer who helped build the Pan professor and resided many years at county There were 27 Civil war who presided at all of the business night by the British consul at Gore ama canal the Chicago subway Moscow He was succeeded in con- veterans’ names 18 sessions several other major projects 51871 to Join C C C and gress by Compton I White a Demo144 Black Hawk Indian war died Sunday of pneumonia crat In 1933 veterans and 484 World war veterWASHINGTON June 28 (57 — ans’ names Robert Fechner director of the E O Muir Jr opened the proCivilian Conservation corps eald gram and presented Mayor Heber Sunday 61871 recruits would be Sessions of Farmington who preenrolled next month to maintain the sided as master of ceremonies CCC at its authorized strength of 250000 Farmington Boy Scouts participated In an Impressive flag rite Garner on Trip raising and lowering the colors ' IDAHO FALLS Idaho — Miss Zada Waite presented a dra- rites for Charles W Sandies Funeral WASHINGTON June 28 (57 — prommatic biography of Captain Davis inent Idaho Falls Special to The Tribune who Vice President Garner left late Sunattorney B A and Commissioner Barton pre- died NEPHI— Thirty-thre- e banda from in a Salt Lake City day for Nuevo Laredo Mexico the pole and the plaque to hotel Saturday were being made in the Utah where he will head the United States various cities of the state have sented Wilford C Wood who responded In Sunday according to word re- delegation at the Inauguration of sighed to come to Nephl for the behalf of the Utah Trails and Land- city ceived here the highway July 1 statewide municipal band contest marks association Mr Sandies was found dead at which Is to be held in connection Governor Blood and A B Clark 1:45 p m A M He had been 6 0O— KDYL—Cheerio with the Ute Stampede July 9 10 were the speakers at the affair confined toSaturday The Weather his room for several 6:30— KDYL— The Kocky Mountain Ran and 11 The bands have been placed which was carried off according to blare with Uncle Jake due to an acute intestinal 7:00— KDYL— Today'! Almanac Into five groups with prizes being schedule despite a threatening rain days 7:15— he ate KDYL— Saturday morning Early Birds Weather condition! Juno 28 1936: offered to the winners in each George A Seamon a Spanish war :30— KDYL— Sacreta of Happtnaaa breakfast but when he failed Cool north and mat winda blowing out 77 :45 — — KDYL Prizes totaling $1025 are 'being of- veteran made the response to the hearty araa of a cnatad off tha 7 :85— KDYL— Bing Before Breakfast prascura to call for his dinner the hotel man- north high Mews Pacific coaat hava depreceed fered to the outstanding bands at presentation of the tablet bearing to went room his to nlnetEc find tha and hundred! of 8:00— NBC — Organ concert from him ager tha contests the names of the war heroes the paat faw day! Into tha aavantlaa 8 :16— NBC— Metropolitan Echoes dead of Experience and alxtlaa over tha northern and 8:45— NBC— The volet Makers A grand prize of a $150 French Rhythm featuring He had been active here in legal Rocky mountains Thla coot plateau air aettni 9:00—KDYLr— Benny Ooodman'a orchestra horn will be awarded the outstandthunderahoweri warmer cauaad air agalnat work for several years He was a over northern Utah and aouthem and can 0:15— News 9:20— KDYL— Melodlo Interlude ing band or group competing In any Hot aouth winda arid aun 9:30— prominent member of the Lions tral Wyoming NBC — Alone drama class The winning band will be akiea produced high 9:45— NBC — Ctrl club being a charter member Dur- hliiltig throughoverclear Tha Merry Madcaps orchesthe plalna and central chosen by prominent judges who temperature! tra directed by Norman L Clou1932 he was district governor of atates ing tier will be in Nephl for the contests Comparative data for Salt Lake City: the Utah-Idah- o News district of the or10:00— KDYL— Degreea 10:05— KDYL — Pop Concert Contests between the junior 82 ganization Hlgheat temperature today tO :30— NBC — Advertising Federation of bands the drum and bugle corps 101 In thla month alnca 1674 America convention program feaComing to Idaho Falls In 1921 he Hlgheat 66 Loweet laat and the class C banda will be held LEWISTON Idaho turing Cheater H Lang and David 32 An auto- was a district court reporter for Loweet thla night alnca 1874 month (57— Farnoff speaking on “Tha Meaaaga 74 Friday while the A and B class mobile plunge from the seven years under Judge James Mean for today of Radio” a highway 72 Nonnti bands will compete for prizes in mile east of —Chicago Junior Association NBC 11:00— Inches Myrtle Saturday night Gwln and Judge George W Eddingof Commerce luncheon featuring their classes Saturday precipitation for tha 24 hour killed Mr and Mrs Charles Oldham ton In 1928 he passed the Idaho Total Orundaga Lawaon Little Avery 32 ended at 4 P Banda signifying intention of par- on their Colonel Hackett and otbar A A U to their home at bar examination and resigned his Total for thia month to date 120 way Fair-vieparticipants Olympic are class: Junior ticipating excess for this month News Pierce Idaho The car rolled down court reporting duties to enter pri- Accumulated 11:30— KDYL — 42 11:35— to date KDYL— Medollo Interlude Santaquln Payson Lehl a MMiiiiMMtMMi vate practice here embankment to 1 data Total alnca Oct 1242 11:45— KDYL— Magna Farads and Helper Castlegate Bingham 141 deficiency alnca Oct 1 The car skidded wildly and Interested in the Townsend plan Accumulated Bun rlaea at 4:58 and acta at 8:04 June P M Drum and Bugle corps Richfield 12:00— NBC— Frirerer Young 75 fegt into the Clearwater he was one of the organizers of the 29 1936 plunged RichDelta and Provo Class A: 12:15— NBC— Ma Parkins named in- local club its Oldham first river was WEATHER OBSERVATIONS TAKEN killed almost being 12:30— NBC —Via nnd Bade field Spanish Fork Provo Price AT 6 P M MOUNTAIN TIME 12:45— NBC—Tha O'Neills which he held a on his wife died and the president position stantly way 1:00 — NBC— Women’s Radio Revua Murray Heber City Monroe and to the at the time of his death News 1:30— KDYL— hospital here Park City Class B: Salina Nephl 1:35— NBC —Happy Jack Mr Sandies’ two sons (eft PocaOldham apparently 1:45— NBC—Grandpa Burton Mantl Ephraim Mount Pleasant lostOfficers said control of the car The bodies tello late Saturday for Salt Lake 2:00 — NBC—Arlington Park handicap Payson Fillmore Beaver Pleasant were race City brought here 2:30— NBC— Angelo Vltale’g Gnat Lakea Grove Lehi and American Fork Exposition band Class C: Gunnison Moroni Foun 8:00— NBC— Flying Tima NBC— Edward Davies baritone 3:15— tain Green and Milford News KDYL— f:30— NBC Other bands desiring to enter the — Hotel Hollenden orchestra 8:45— NBC—Three Bcampe contests at Nephl are requested to 4:00 — NBC —George Heseberger and his contact R F Nilsson chairman of Alpine Village orchestra 4:15— KDYL— Melody Hevue ' the band contests committee 4 :30— NBC— Connie Oatee contralto Special to The Tribune PROVO— The second annual MANCHESTER (57— An angry crowd of 3000 stoned the automobile of Sir Oswald Mosley leader of the British fascist an Pope Pius Meditates Before Future Tomb CITY June 28 (57-A-ging Pope Pius visited the tombs of his predecessors in the grottos under St Peter's Sunday night and meditated on the place he has chosen for himself On the eve of the feast day of St Peter the first pope Pius XI now in his 80th year knelt at the tomb of Peter and prayed VATICAN MARYSVILLE Ohio June 28 (57 —An army pursuit plane crashed on a farm nine miles southeast of Marysville Sunday killing Its youth- ful pilot Flying Cadet Joseph F Feaganes of Selfridge field Mich John Thiergarten on whose farm the plane fell said it was flying low toward the southeast apparently at full speed when it suddenly veered into the ground bounced nearly 500 yards and then struck again with such force that the motor was torn loose Rebekahs Hold Meet Pasadena Glider Pair Reach Record Height HAILEY Idaho— Rebekahs held their annual district meeting here Thursday at the Odd Fellows hall with delegates frdm Ketchum BelleELMIRA N Yp June 28 (57-A-lbert vue Richfield and Fairfield in atSlatter of Los Angeles and tendance Mrs T B Bush of RichJohn D Batterson of Pasadena field was elected chairman sucCal set a new contest altitude rec- ceeding Mrs Lena Horne of Halley ord of 6000 feet for two place gilders at the seventh national soaring Industrialist Dies meet Sunday BATTLE CREEK Mich June 28 (57 — Frank K Berry 66 former Clergymen’s Pensions president and manager of NEW YORK June 28 (57—Pen- the A B Stovegeneral of which company sions paid to Episcopalian clergy- he was a cofounder died here men now average approximately Sunday He suffered a heart attack $1000 a year only sllgntly less than Saturday night the ultimate goal of the federal seact officials of the church curity LEGAL NOTICE pension fund announced Sunday night — June Notice Coast Forest on Fire the San Bernardino mountains the U S forestry service reported Sunday night CK CRS-MAD- Couple Killed As Auto Skids Trane-Radl- o w Trane-Radl- o 25-fo- ot Traiu-Radl- Ely Elks to Entertain Good Will Tour Party ELY Nev—En route from Chicago to the Elks national convention in Los Angeles two cars of Elks forming part of the national good will tour will arrive in Ely Tuesday evening and be entertained by the loeal Elks lodge The two cars are part of a good will tour of six cars that left Chicago for the national convention A caravan of cars containing the members of the local lodge will meet the official party at Connors’ pass 20 miles south of Ely and accompany them to Ely for a special meeting of the lodge The good will party will arrive in Ely after having visited in Eureka Utah I'M t4 niJ Hundreds of State Firemen To Attend Parley in August Special to The Tribune OGDEN— Committees of local firemen under general direction of Chief Noble J Hinton are completing details for the annual convention of the Utah State Firemen’s association which will be conducted here August 6 7 and 8 fullSeveral hundred part-tim- e time and volunteer firefighters are expected to register at the Hotel Ben Lomond Thursday morning August 6 Business sessions in morning and afternoon are scheduled for the opening day The annual firemen's dance is to be held in the White City ballMornroom Thursday evening ing and afternoon business meetings will occupy the calendar on the second day when the association auxiliary will conduct Its only meeting of the convention Mrs Ben Peterson of Brigham City state auxiliary president is in charge The annual parade with the complete delegations In uniform marching down' the city's business district Is scheduled Saturday morning All types of wheeled fire apparatus and several firemen’s bands Including those from and Provo will add color and music to the parade Contests between departments In various phases of the firefighters’ art including ladder climbg and similar acing tivity will be conducted at the Ogden stadium during the afternoon The first aid contest is to be conducted Friday evening either in the hotel or in city hall park Trane-Radl- wall-scali- hose-layin- ' o -- 4:45— KDYL— Dance Rhythms 8:00— KDYL— Ferde Grots and his orchestra 5:30— NBC — String Time News 5:55— KDYL— Trane-Radl- o :0O— NBC—The Greater Minstrels featuring Qua Van Joe Persona mixed quartet and Harry Kogan’s orchestra 6:30— KDYL— flporta Flaih 6:35— KDYL— Echoes of Stage featuring favorite of musical shows T :0O— NBC —The Contented Program featuring Dr Allan Roy Dafoe 7:30— NBC—Grant Park concert :1H— NBC— Aims 'n' Andy 8:15— KDYL— Rubinoff and Hll Violin with Jan Peerce tenor 8:30— NBC— Bummer Concert featuring Margaret 8 peaks soprano with mixed chorus and William Qaly's Rvmphonlc String Orchestra 8:00— NBC— "Fibber McGee and Motile" with Ted Weems' orchestra 9 :30— NBO—The Champions featuring Richard Hlmber and his orchestra with Stuart Allen soloist 10:00— NBC— Hawthorne House dramatic aerial by Samuel Dickson 10:30— KDYL— Rocky Mountain Rambler with Uncle Jake News 11:00— KDYL— Trane-Radl- o 11:05— NBC—Club Deauville orchestra 11:30— NBC— Holel Mark Hopkins orche tra 12:00— KDYL— program He--h- er hose-coupli- o SECURITY Rackets Exposed HEAR A EZRA GULL Every MONDAY 3:45 p m KSL iQO— Good night (Paid WW5 isefti Adv) X E M L GRAHAM Seattle Wash NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS BOILERS STOKERS COAL AND ASH HANDLING EQUIPMENT ETC Sealed proposals will be received by the Utah State Building Commission ad room 122 Btate Capitol and will there be publicly opened and ZErmmmmr KDYLw-TransRad- lo that in connection with restaurants and ice cream business: ETSMY Trane-Radl- o 20 1936 la hereby given M L Graham Seattle Waafau hag filed application with the Secretary of State State of Utah for the following trademark names to be used for and SAN BERNARDINO Cal June 28 (UP)— A large forest fire wee cutting Into timber reserves In Miller canyon on the north side of Sandies Rites Wait Relatives Band Contest To Draw Many 1 28 ail-me- MIAMI Fla June 28 Byron Spaulding 65 wealthy Chlca go flour mill owner died in a hos pltal Sunday after a long illness Utah June Games and Advancement Work on Program Crowd Stones Plot to Seize Bennion BritishFascist Chief’s Car U S Claimed Talks at Meet England June S O read at the times stated for certain Improvements to heating planta as follows: UNIVERSITY OF UTAH Plans nnd specifications may be obtained from Architects Cannon and Fetser Templeton Building MONDAY JUNE 29 A Me 6 :30— KSL— Sunrise Serenade 7:00— CBS— Fred Fetbql at the organ Balt Lake City Bids will be opened July 7:30— K8L—Petits Musicals 7:45— KSL—International Newt 8 :00—KSL—Breakfast Melodies 8:25— KSL—“Tha Word Man" 8 :30— XBL— Morning Shopping News 9:00 —KSL— 8erve and 8ava with Ida Abbott 9:15— CBS — Musical - Reveries Ken Woods orchestra Stuart Churchill soloist and readings by Orsen Walla 9:30— CBS — The Merrymakers 10:00— CBS— “Betty and Bob" 10:15— CBS— “A Modern Cinderella" 10:30— CBS— Who’s Who In Today! News presenting John K Watkins 10:42— CBS— Betty Crocker 10:48— CBS— Hymns of All the Churches 11:00— CBS— The Goldbergs 11 :15— CBS— Happy Hollow 11 :80 — KSL—Musical Revua the Uptown-er- a Male Quartet with Betty Mar- Jones orchestra Lewis orchestra Jones’ orchestra Lewie orchestra Adv) ’ nu Deposit $500 lowe Cormlck 3 p Deposits will be refunded provided the plans and specifications are returned In good order not later than three days after ths opening of bids Proposals must be made In strict accordance with all the provisions of the plans and specifications and must be made on ths blank forms provided To bs considered they must be accompanied by a certified check cashier’s check or bid bond In an amount at least equal to 5 per cent of the basic bid All bidden are hereby notified that this Is a PWA Project and all work contemplated thereunder must be done under the rules and regulations of tbs Emergency Relief Appropriation Act of 1935 thereto pertaining (See Construction Regulations PWA Form 179 dated July 22 1935 and subsequent revisions) No bidder may withdraw his bid for a period of 30 days after ths date set for the bid opening The right Is reserved to accept any or to reject all proposals or alterUTAH BTATE BUILDING nates 11:C5— KSL—Shopping Bulletins 12 :00— KSL— International New and J'ock market 12:15— KSL — Livestockquotations reports 12 :20— CBS— Milton Charles at the organ 12:30— CB8—Hooeier from port Hop Wayne 1 :00— KSL— Afternoon Concert 1:30— CBS— Chicago Variety Hour 2 :00— K8L— Popular Concert 2 30— Verrlli vocals by 11:00— CDLB8— laham 11:30 — CDLB8— Harry MIDNIGHT 12:00— CDLBB— laham A M 12:30 — CDLBB — Harry 1:00— Good Night (Paid at 1936 Plans end specifications may be obtained from Architects Scott end Welch Dooly Block Salt Lake City Bids will be opened at 2 p m July 8 1936 Deposit 6500 SNOW JUNIOR COLLEGE Plans and specifications may ba obtained from the Commission Bids will bs opened at 2 p m July 8 1936 a 3:45— CBS— WUderneea Road authentic historical drama for children 3:00— CBS—Georgs Hall’s Orchestra 3:15— CBS— Eddie House organist 3:30— KSL— Dally News Broadcast 3:45— KSL— Melody Parada 4:00— VBS— Four Barbers 4 :15— KSL— Shopping Bulletins “ 4:30— CBS— Ted Huelng and the Charioteers 4 :45— KSL— Broadcasters Review 5:15— K8L—Dramatlo Highlights 5:30— K8L— Melody Minutes 6 :45— CBS— Songs at Eventide 6:00— CBS— Radio Theater starring Jeanette McDonald In ‘'Irene under direction of Cecil B DeMUIa 7:00— CBS— The Serenade presenting Wayne King’s orchestra 7:30— CBS— The March of Tima 7 :45— K8L— Ttelllng tha West About the West with Major M A Strange author and narrator 8:00— KSL— International News 8:15— CBS—Renfrew of the Mounted thrilling dramas of tha north woods: tha valley of hidden gold 6:30— CBS— ripe Smoking Time wltb Pick ana Pat Bennie Kreugefa op cheetra and the Landt Trio 8:00—KSL — Pinto Pets and hla Ranch Boys 9:15— CBS— Vincent Lopes’s orchestra 9:30— The Radio Playhouse presents the KSL Players In “Tbs Professor For- gets Himself" by Joe Kearns 10:00— KSL— Bert Woodyard and hla orchestra from Saltalr 10:30— K8L— International Newa 10:45— CB8— Nocturne with Franklin Mo 20 Deposit 61500 STATE TRAINING SCHOOL COMMISSION By W J Halloran President First Publication— June 28 1636 Last Publication—July 7 1936 CERTIFICATE OF TRADE NAME To Whom It May Concern: This Is to oerttfy that I Relnhard M Tanner am the owner ot and hava adopted the following “ARROW CAB’ to trade name be used In my buainess of motor transfer and taxicab service within the State of Utah Witness my hand tbla 25th day of June A D 1936 REINHARD M TANNER (Signed) SUPPORTING AFFIDAVIT State of Utah County of Utah —os Relnhard 1C Tanner being first duty sworn deposes and eaya: That fat resides at Provo Utah that ha la the exclusive owner of the “trade name eet out In the t: “ARROW preceding certificate CAB” that the said trade name baa been ueed by him and his predecessors in lnter-e- et for 7 months prior to thla date and that this affiant has ueed and usee said designation upon hla automobiles and other transportation nnd auto service vehicles upon hie sards and letterheads and hla business of motor transfer and taxicab service Is conducted under eald "trade name” REINHARD It TANNER Subscribed and sworn to before me tbla 25th day of J"— ’93d A SHERMAN CHRISTENSON Notary Public residing at Provo Utah My commission expiree April 10 1837 ""f'lf j f |
