Show 4 i 4 Kams Arrive i Fori Opening Hearing Slated On Peach Ban AffectingUtah Slated to Be Feature of Sheep Show OfSLSale ' Man (' " Minister Saves From Ditch Cave-iTo Apply for Bonds Many Veterans' Fail Mourned CTV— A minis-' DENVER Aug WASHINGTON Aug 21 (AV-A-ri Alfred Vainer 32 from saved ter have veterans 200000 proxlmately was not applied yet for their bonus death Friday after- VainerIn caved ditch that ofIn buried bonds veterans' administration The Rev F J MeldaU' pastor of ficials said Friday center heard “Maybe tha veterans just haven't tha Denver Gospel scream for help got around to It” they suggested thi ditch digger his hands adding that nothing is lost by a and ran to his aid With veteran not applying' because all th minister scraped tha dirt from bonds will draw interest until Vainer’s- - head enabling the victim tl Five States Listed for I Possible Quarantines of Movement pf Trees High Quality Indicated by First Shipments Declares y Secretary n WASHINGTON Aug 21 (INS)— Mors than 300 top quality rami tiad arrived Friday afternoon at the The agriculture department Friday Salt Lake Union stockyard precalled a hearing September 14 for annual paratory to the twenty-firdiscussion regarding possible quarana next sale ram national Tuesday antining of the movement of peach Wednesday at North Salt Lake The sale is the largest and and nectarine trees In California ’the finest in America and Colorado Texas Utah' knd Naw annually brings hundreds of the best Mexico due to prevalence of the breeders and growers to Salt Lake Moaaio peach disease - The scourge City “From appearances of the early was discovered jn Texas In 193T ahd arrivals the buyers will not be dissines has spreadrapldly appointed in the quality of animals offered for sale" said F R MarGrand county in Utah bras placed shal) secretary of the National under quarantine early in May fbf Wool Growers’ association and this year when the Mosaic spre was' found to be extensive manager of the sale A trace of the disease was discoV' Research Work sred in Salt Lake and Davis counHe pointed out that research work ties but northern Utah county was and bitter experience has shown to be free ef the plant malfound the in that recent years growers ady Early Hutchings t supervising either of stock pulls breeding quality Inspector of the atate department down or builds up a herd which is of agriculture reported creating greater demand for quality David F Smith state agriculyams than for some years tural commission said the Infested Nin$ western states and two provtrees produce a mottled fruit uninces of Canada Ontario and Alfit fo$ human consumption Within berta will be represented in the the space of a few years the tree 1800 entries for the sale it was die of the disease Bleaching and pointed out by J H Mhnderfield mottling effects are shown on the manager of the stockyards Utah One of the aristocrats of sheepdom which yards The prize Rambouillet ram is named tree leaves Which has the strongest represents ‘‘Just Plain Bill” and la shown with Royal arrived Friday in Salt Lake City prior to tion at the sale excels in proposed is to dig the wool producing type CanaCandland of W D Candland & Sons of Mount infested trees and to burn them the National Ram sale next Tuesday and dian breeders and also Idaho and Pleasant Wednesday at "the Salt Lake Union stock- Mdntana breeders are specializing g nn types notably Change in Constitution Euffolks and Hampshire! Rear Admiral Walter L McLean Gathers Air Little Traveler died Friday at the home of her Dry Still Foundation Seen as Aid to States daughter Mrs Paul Patterson wife "Ramboulllets still are the founMeet Pasadena For Lake of of the Visits Baltimore the Salt publisher dation for range herds” said City Sun papers Marshall BOSTpN Aug 21 Breeders and kinds of ram which of the Armstrong president-elec- t LOS ANGELES Aug 21 Little Miss Ruth Burbank all of Indians Present have already arrived are: J H of Uniform National Large of the National Prohibition Stats LawsConference Patrick W & O’Neil and Suffolk six years of age stopped briefly bedeclared Friday a sugdale Meadows Ilderton Ontario tween planes in Salt Lake City Friparty gathered here Friday for for A constitutional amendPeace Landon to gestion Pipe tomorrow scheduled Sc Du Thomas Patrick night ment Canada day pildnight passage of uniform at Pasadena in which Dr Claude A state permitting chesne Utah Suffolks W D Cand-lan- d The pretty little blonde wore a TAMA laws by congress might help 21 (AT—Gover- Watson of Los Iowa Aug to is Sc Sons Mt Pleasant Ram- blue sunbonnet that enhanced the accept solve present legislative problems Angeles boulllets! E H Street Sc Son Rich- beauty of her yellow curls and car- nor Alf M Landon who’s a pipe formally his nomination for vice of Ahe several states field Hampshire!' Casten Olsen ried a story book aiid two dolls to smoker got a gift today a pipe president of the United States on The propoeal for the amendment Richfield Hampshire! F J Ncil-so- n amuse her She is traveling from smokfer could appreciate— an Indian the party ticket was made to the conference by Mt Pleasant Ramboulllets and Los Angeles to New York City in peacd pipe three and a half feet Dr D Leigh Colvin of New York Judge William Clark of the federal George Beal Ephraim Rambouil-let- s custody of United Air Lines stew- long made of plpestone and wood Prohibition party candidate for district court of New Jersey and decorated with horsehair ardesses President arrived Friday from Oak- Under Clark's proposal the amendA band of Mesquakle Indians land and will attend the ceremony ment would give congrees the power from the Tama reservation dressed Dr M Len Hutchins national to enact uniform stats laws but Taken by Death In full tribal regalia presented it to from California will they would not become effective in BALTIMORE Aug Si CD— Mrs him while his campaign train deliver the notification speech ad- the various suites until they reEmma Jarvix McLean 70 widow of stopped hqre dressed to Dr Watson enacted them the 1945 later -- Police and firemen completed thi rescue N whither hi' applies now or to breathe ' EAT-MOR- st E sd -- The-temed- y Ram-bouille- ts mutton-producin- Party CD-Le- aders cere-monl- ea Torture Room Frauds Bared Two Admit Operating Insurance Scheme wo Mf cm otm m mm ' deck The chained ones wore white Sweat shirts with red letters form lng the words “stop nazi war move- ment” and "free Simpson” Simpson they said was an American sailor who has been under rrest In Germany for a year The five marchers who appeared suddenly out of a crowd at the head of tha gangplank were bustled off the boat by the crew and polipe The chained women were released by Ship’s officers and turned over to local police Star Suit Settled LOS ANGELES Aug 21 INS-Bl- yth k Co brokers paid 9125000 in settlement of the lawsuit involving film earnings of Mary' Miles Minter embezzled by Leslie B Henry former Pasadena manager f the firm it was announced in court Friday a mm §opts53 “'gat— v Funeral Set For S Girl I Patricia Holman Rites to Be Sunday ! “ “ ttVTCH oo$onoo Funeral service for Patricia Joan Holman 19 daughter of Mr and Mrs T L Holman of 1021 East South Temple street will b conducted at the home Sunday at noon Burial will be in City cemetery Miss Holman died Thursday at 6:45 p m at ths family residence of a heart ailment She was born February 21 1917 She graduated from East high school In 1933 and attended the University 6f Utah for one and a half years being forced to withdraw from school In ths middls of last year due to her ailment Besides her parents she is survived by one brother Robert Holman ’ ’ a n sttwstt” :aAWATo SSI O 535-54- SO 7 is a teed ' bey track that la in very Her 20 CHEV COACH Buick MASTER— Very clean CAAC Good rubber PETTY $10TOR COMPANY Chat B Petty Prop 2155 HIGHLAND 1930 DODGE 8 DRIVE FOB TOUR CHOICE OF ABOVE— YOUR CAR AND s0 ID Was With chrome wheels trank motor and new paint A good buy 1414 De Luxe Model A real buy Special o n iriTfiiDiliiirfinii 15C Powd Sugar something —take BAHAMAS of PETTY MOTOR COMPANY Chaa B Petty Prop HIGHLAND DRIVB 31SS This ear looks a little rough but here Is lots of transpor- tation for only BAKER MOTOR COMPANY 3RD 80UTH AND 3RD EAST painted aewly l 15c v can 15c fancy fira lb 5c 'Snail juicy PEARS salad fruit LETTUCE very large CAULIFLOWER POTATOES V-- 8 SEDAN with TOM g £9 y®“J C9QC PETTY MOTOR COMPANY Chas B Petty Prop Z1I9 HIGHLAND DRIVE 1935 FORD COUPE $525 Very SO doz $$5 35 FORD SEDAN DELIV 1935 BLACK DE LUXE Vary low mile- SEDAN age A good Very fine motor family car 35 FORD TRUCK Cab and Chassis Good tires 35 CHEV TRUCK $515 PETTY MOTOR COMPANY Chas SO 535-5- i fi nr ' r ' Kina At - ' V (Pdfl 5525 FRED A CARLESON INC B Petty prop DRIVE 21S9 HIGHLAND A (did V343 ' pji iii&SiSsr E w nnn'muwl'nW w'j ALE ' Was 1414 MAIN x R $ 10c lb Sc head 7c Gunnison! 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Beggars ' Raise Ante ' A " Bread for thousands of year ths "staff of life” is now more than over accepted as man’s best food 25 (gjzlpEajl a"— 12 Arrested In Nazi Row -- Patricia Holman Money Insurance t V MartinBIggs and William Bone entered guilty pleas to charges of conspiracy to commit grand theft in connection with the scheme Hearing was set for September 19 after they asked for probation Four persons have pleaded guilty to eonsplrlng with the two men In carrying out the fraud They are Elton Miner Mr and Mrs Harold Jenkins and Garrett Gray At his hearing Gray testified Mrs Jenkins allowed her leg to he scraped with a vegetable grater that Jenkins’ arm was broken and that blood was squirted into his ear to make it appear he suffered a brain concussion Miner represented himself as an automobilist whose machine had injured the three said Gray “I was taken into a room of the Biggs home and Biggs cracked me across the hip with a rolling pin” he testified "Then he used a hypodermic needle to draw blood from my arm and squirted it into my ear Mrs Jenkins was next taken into the room and I saw Biggs follow her in He had a potato grater in his hand Someone turned the radio on loud and I couldn’t hear what transpired but when Mrs Jenkins cams back out she showed me her ankle The skin was bruised and bleeding and her stocking had been torn She told me she had been Injured’ by the potato grater" NEW YORK Aug 21 UP)—Twelve persons were taken into custody Friday night in a demonstration against “nazl Intervention in Spain” on the liner Bremen which delayed the sailing of the ship for several minutes A march of five demonstrators three of them women up and down the promenade deck with placards Was climaxed by the discovery of at least U more women chained to the ship’s railing on the first class BREAD worn mm Back Guarantee ® LOS ANGELES Aug 31 (AV-Tmen pleaded guilty Friday to (Operating a torture chamber in Which persons submitted to injuries la order to collect accident FISHER’S Murray r Bountiful 48 South Main 4th East and 3rd So rT lb 33c IblGc Midvale 502 South Main 1435 So State 3250 So State Statd Street at 2nd South ftllKMfflS FOOD UA Surety of Purity L |