Show 25 The gall rAke TrIbnne Monday May 17 1934 illm t - - ' ' ' ‘' ' ' ' loes- :- iRetired ' Ip:" tie i - 4114wIalltliPTA i - ' '‘v- ' ‘ 0emir' ' '' - '' ''--- ' 't I 'I - ' Henry L Love 75 retired sy- tdied Lake businessman Salt ' ' ''''' Sunday at 2 p in in a Salt Lake t' I hospital of a cer- !Oval hemo r- lt5 't H e re si d e rhag 07771bvvvIrI 'ed at 1617 Laird 4 o i I ' - l i t ok "" I s 0 I t iANe t 1 : '' i' - 144 ik ' r- ‘ ' - 9 f 0 " II secretary ' treas- - urer and general -- 1 14‘ - 4 te 'ii: LI ii ' - ty: !i0::ize:4 IC' I - 1 — '— - Opening annual convention° American Rail- Development Assn la Salt Lake City N'ay - I -- - tt l‘lobile 3letlic Rail Leader Notes Services Provided b y 'N atio n s Lutes Unit Sets et: Itr EtIo T c MI RA SA o tal I 1 p ANG1STAtit I '''::: 1 1 Ariz --- ! 4 N M t ( LEGEND PARTLY CLOUD: RAIN 1'1111E11 STATIC (1):::F:A:1R::0 CLOUDY NT COLD 0 The weather Mr Wood le was active in union affairs and for several years was secretary-treasurelocal 83 Brotherhood of Rail- road Carmen of America r 11 r r els' 1-- CW C10111(1 Data From U rarilY cloudy I Weather Duroad ts c oa 4 II& ORLEANS ILI 4 I the Intermountain tures are expected Region Sultry tempera-rate- s to continue over area south and emit Monday end get afternoon and avonina in temperature High to 95 low at night 45 la cloudy' Ill I ()I ceast ilitilav Thrandr ators south and poi Lions during I di le Otani both days 8 5 to 5 iI I tiolvers NW Mon Fair Monday Continued and Tuesday us f III II la h both days 78 te 58 low Monday night 45 to 55 fair Mond av anti Nevada—Mostly TtleMIPY A few scattered afternoon Little change in tem thundershowers perature Man MIInnaY $O to 90 low Monday night 35 to 50 except high 90 to 100 in tittcems south and low 90 to 70 Wyoming—Partly cloudy Monday and Tuesday Widely scattered showers and thunderstorms mostly afternoon and evening A little warmer northeast and east eentral portions Monday afternoon and southeast Tuenday MO Monday 65 to 75 Summary — Scattered showers and thundershowers occurred over Utah Colorado Arizona and New Wyomi Mexico but only traces or a few hundreths of an inch of omelette- Don were recorded Elsewhere in the Par West fair weather 'prevailed Tern- Peraturea were 5 to 10 &areas warmer over Pacific coastal states but were slightly cooler (elsewhere !continuing to range well above the seasonal normal Presidio along the West Texas border reported 103 de gree for the highest in the nation Souther n dm night Midwest t v —SPEED (MPH) OF PRESSURE ARIAS MIAMIET1 -H- IGH TEMPERATURES FORECAST 101 CMS SHOWN forecast map for Monday indithundershowers in some localities of Seer ISSIleS 4 INI CS 1 STATIC NEW t 8 -- TUG I a onsik WARM ammo 1:: YORK 2i3111IEW 4 --- c5 ---- IARti? 4 71:: vino WIND ) Iti4 'IL -: 1 To q 1 -- 0? - frally- I -- T0 000 - " i SI - 1 Irt7soll :i 'RI- 4 lc h :Tok- io dr v- '' 4111 ( -- - I i in C70 1 Apt4l01 LI"' LOS — a :::::-:i- V" doe - 1 LOW - tlt--4- isto - 1L74 SALT II i SCATTERED ‘ -- 4 I " Ir Roc t 1 All 1 SHOVIERS--'-t- Chris Julian Woodle 52 929 Yale Ave long active Salt Lake amateur baseball circles died Sunday at pm in a Salt Lake hospital after a long ness- Ile was an organizer of the Denver and Rio Grande Veterans Club and for three years served as its secretary He also was an organizer and Salt lake editor of "Green Light" D 8:- R G W employes paperf In 1932 he organized the Yale Athletic Club for young men t- - v 406k' oti 44110 Irei t4 -- -- 8 1 W2110 16" 01)ortsinall 52 : ---- ro PozA Tat 1 0 7 N ' t4 I - minn : -- Railroader : : c -r 7f ND 1 1 I Illness Claints t "- Ment Qle 0 iv !:1: Ili f:000loo:opooe000000e t- 'look manager of the i 1 '' iSecurity Storage yro" ::151 Commission and ) ‘ ( 'A":7-0400 t the time t CtoIlls Mr fove : '' 41 retirement : associated been had 1949 in lie 1i 1 i "k"'A with the firm in an executive 1 -A ti 43 t rt'rt't-)ll-7'- :::x7'17 position for years HE WAS A MEMBER of the of directors of the ('en-- ' :board o 1''''‘":' ''''Sc'I'' tralI 'Western Shippers Advisory '''utii-41- " '''' Board Salt Lake City Chamber of Commerce Transportation I of Utah and a charter Club i"" : : 37 Na member of the Utah Warehouse men's Assn having served sev- 1 ' tyl :e oict t! 1eral terms as president of the '"1 : 44 (4hce allieorganization : as a member of the ''' of Jesus Christ of Lat- Church 1 U77 ter-da'i 1): Saints I '1 to"' lie was born Feb: 28 1879In 'Laliot A — 'Salt Lake City a son of John lie Monday were I to r S A Robert F B atiri Alice Linnell LOE' Kirkwood and E L Beardsley president 'married Josephine Bush who survives him JS ''' ee it wok Mr Love was -- ducted Wednesday noon at 260 E South Temple Friends may call at that address Tuesday from 8 to 8 p m and Wednesday prior to services Burial will be in Salt Lake Memorial Mausoleum I 4 '' ITLE SE - -- - ' Businssinal! Dies at 75 in Hospital 1 ! S L Idaho-- - AO aoa fitt VI OTHER SURVIVORS include weather accompanied Bismarck R0 Mi by onme thundrphower activity is pre- Chicago RO for 57 the dieted of daughter Mrs Josephine Car-intermounrnrtiOn Detroit was the lie employed by tam 5R 42 Monday Temperatures will Duluth dall a granddaughter and the D it: II G W for T more than 25 remainRegion 87 shout the same I7 84 sisters: and brothers rtd 54 following 'Minneapolis 62 Omaha Mrs Eleanor (Nellie) lioggan years " TIMPERATURI CHANT Ile vas horn Dee 10 1901 Mouth Mrs 1 II (Carrie) BeardshalL in Salt Lake Mita for period ended Sunday a son of City Continued from Pare 17 R3 ns state ali ue groups coi Albuq forestry 30 0 W W (Blanche) Gee and i !vocational " pmt Nt's 51 78 Atlanta Utah Christopher and Emma Woodle 84 47 "" Huth Low rive' Miami ricultural areas in our prairie organizations and others South David L Love all of Salt Lake married Gwen Harris in 59 lie 79 New Orleanx 44 ern railroads have managed to City :Iravininttny on 01 ill 62 Okiahome CliY 09 in 1924 7 i Nov Lake Salt Continued from Page 17 City provinces II? 06 Phoenix Set hei nean Funeral services will he con- imutnd of the val-- I Af11040110 sit 80 — R7 rr SArl — "Canada's national produc- - convince Southerners 4!7 SI Louis rune a Mr was member of ti Woodie m 'Ogden improper thepatterns t ' " " R4 i 50 Salt Lake Weather Dew Precipitation :u: r of the Church of Jesus Christ ilisronZypit R8 tion like those caused by 'firm x now estimated at $25 4R for period ended at 510 Pm 01 R5 52 rea-of Latter-daSail Lake Annuli As a result explained Mr t Saints he amount 27 in am billion—triple for MaY diseased human hearts an R9 St Georse 59 Ti cinu' Pir7i1Piti '':14":40 ' in deficiency 54 in precipt the Robert timber in-90 pulp 66 U Wendmer S 1939 in The has Oct 1953 in Union N' so 61i since widow two are !' his rubator with all equipment lized ' Surviving cp Is the major industry deftriency 465 in Idh vested perhaps 63 billion of that dustry 5:09 am: sunset Monday 17Sounprmise 'daughters Mrs Lois Peacock Ill nuirre of the South today 88 necessary to demonstrate proper — L2 !Salt Lake City and Mrs o RA t 60 in oil fields iron mine' Ex per td maximum 83 aimedid min 4 care of premature infasts an total !Munn 55 41 gal f' n i 41(111Strial (': ' 'Not Charle s Salt Portland Ore :1doachaotet10211I plants and gas wells: With increasing utilization of "" Salt Lake City and vicinity—Partly 'obstetrical mannikin" to aid —developments ' l'l l:::"t0- and two grandchildren in which the forest products Southern tim-- 1 and evening other' WASHINGTON fINS1—A storm off Intermountain Patios wise clear rnso7 and Tuesday C on! New England roast Produced 576 conin obstetrical teaching high railroads have always been xi- be will Funeral services 70 50 liv-killings near 85 inches of rain at Britton and locally both days ber is becoming more and more ducted Thursday noon at 260 A‘uttt heavy rain elsewhere along the enact t isye Intensity view boxes for show- - tally interested" Denver Scattered showers and thunderstorms northwest most: valuable Partly cloudy E South Temple where friends Elko x 41 84 occurred in the Central Plains and local 231 films projeclors for ing 37 MR HAW an agricultural! Railroads a pon s o r forest- to New York State ly northeaetward 301 ' : 4 'may call Wednesday from 6 to erl' V01181 55 Junction The weather was partly cloudy in the slides and motion picture films authority paid tribute to Utah's 611 90 flial:1 Atomic Talk Southeatit and the Upper Mississippi to and 3700 Southern for Thursday Sign pm prior training C Gerwien G 44 Valley together with screens niicro- Ezra Taft Benson secretary of youths each year and through Mr Kletand services Burial in Salt Lake Reocnkn 60066 76 60 Dr Thomas J Parmley pro-- I li ed tenberg Germany projector agriculture In the dairy and them have created 69 scope and slide Sheridan 45 Tr among City cemetery fessor of physics Uolversity of blackboards w i t h luminous farm states of North Central Pot Mg Patel Pollen Count 111ah will discuss l'The Atom young men and adults an un- 71 58 Log Angeles chalk and prepared charts that u s farmers respect the RO Sunday's pollen count in grains por tim-48 of Portland the of value !flomb---Wha- t at derstanding the cunir yard of air won as follows (last Next'' III1111S shine under black light RH 57 San Diego tegrity of Mr Benson an d his ber on Southern farms he saidl 51 figures not available):su 63 San Faanciat o Nlonday luncheon of Salt Lake of more and 71 42 Seattle purpose sincerity assofor E TH Rt'RAL SEHINARS Alonday's program sox in Hotel Executives :: Assn Eider City Is 80 49 Spokane 54 of the pro than half of the agrarians agr ee- elation members will include 1 (1 Utah Dr Parmley has been'(4177d lost sunin nrice reduction the with () it nii 1 74 associated 4'11 Romton la with reactor devel— Pine 83 58 so Crate 1ew Nork Ctiv S - --- -' PU1 OttALIEat Arcö 1” tda at 79 C 83 Gum Washinaton opment 'Sweet IS I) '''Y CerC '''""' s Mr and Mr Gustav Mr Haw and Gus P Backman executive graduate Education Others are said obwill Ave A woman Milton 369 Provo and wien poet seminars each winter in Salt He explained railroad In :secretary Salt Lake City ChemLake City for practicing doe- terest in ber of commerce at noon fol: serve their 50th wedding anni- - clubs in Salt Lake City and by noting agriculture S m i t h f I e I d Cache County tors of the Intermountain Area that they aid farmers through ltowed by sectional business s'ersary May 23 with an open were named as winners of an- and periodic television clinics the in afternoon services meetings friends and relatives considering many and at their residence from 3 to nual awards presented by Utah S p e a k e r5 originating at Salt Lake Gen- - such services an Investment Tuesday Federation of Women's Clubs era' Hospital teaching instituMcinclude Wilson Wednesday a f 1 nt N Annual Tour MO ti '''''' ' y 1 iTt- - -- Tait 1 ''''' i 4 1 r o ' '' warm '''' i !o: y 111 ROI 117 i U sne C - 'I en Date '''''' 11'' VS to Note' Award - Winners Bevealed bv w ( 100111-- -' kill' V Cult It" 5I Dr M M Wintrobe profesor and head of the Department of Medicine University of ttah ill he College of Medicine moderator of a discussion on' a serious thrombocytopenia blood disorder at a conference on hemorrhagic diseases to be held May 22 at Marquette Uni- w--- versity flennion 23: 'at Klettenberg Cer- Council of - They have resided in Salt Church Pf 1ke- City most of their mar- Latter-daried life Caine gen For more than 40 years they eral manager National Western have been members of the Re Stock Show of Denver of 'Jesus Church !organized Ntore than 2'25 rail officials Saints in of Latter-da- y !Christ and wives are expected to at- Mr Gerwien is an elder tend Ile was employed by Crager Wire and Iron Works Co before his retirement in 1949 Blames Pranksters They are the parents of two Eric Hermanson 525 Colorado daughters Mrs Ernest M BeSt Sunday told police that he nardis and Mrs Ann L Land found a "latirning criass" outside both of Salt Lake City They his home Saturday at 9:15 pm have two grandchildren and one Nearby was found a playing card the ace of spades with the word "Death" printed on it Mr 17TO q UTTY Itermanson blamed pranksters - NVis The conference is being held' In connection with the tion of a new $1 million library' named for the late Dr Eben J Carey at one time dean of the school dedica-lber--mo- dared American railroads have de- veloped unique programs for developing southern U S tim- ber resources said Mr Robert' a forest expert "SIXTY ACRES out of every most portions of the South are now devoted to tIm- of which grows on small farms where trees were once considered obnoxious "Through agencies such as agricultural extension services 100 In - Es - Dr Adam member of the Apostles Tesus Christ of and John T 11 s—P-Sain- ts - Milwaukee only produce more thereby ere ating more 'forwarding' (ship- ping from point of growth) iness but he will buy more creating more 'received' ( i ping to city of residence) bus- iness for the railroads" -be- n-- 1" e 31edical Talks G IV S k 4-- Students join Drive S L Salt Lake' high school students are pledging themselves to be courteous on the highways whether they're driving their fathers' Cadillacs or their own hot rods The Salt Lake City Lions Club is distributing bumper stickers in East South West 'Granite And Olympus High Schools to students who sign statements that they have not been cited for a moving' traffic violation within the past six months and pledge to be courteous while driving "" jir 14 '" SN "'' tof7S ' 'It '? C A '‘ : -- -i r kc l ''' 4 (1 - 1- :itte i - 1 e - ( ' :: ''' 4'''t' 01A ''' :::: : - ki ' ' : ': ' - " ' - ': ' ' ''''' e '' 2 '' ' ' -- $ i 4 — : - k — i '7- rz : $ ::"1 441 W e Drive Safely—How About Watching Larry Semelka affix bumper stick z mei from left Dave reterson ken Ails- - Of Salt Lake Ladies Literary Club won the Penney Art award and Smithfield Jun- ion Civic Club took the federa- tion's press award n ' '' ' f "COURTESY IS my code or the road" read the bumper stickers This is a slight adapta- t on of the National Safety: Councils highway courtesy Mos: gan In addition to getting the courtesy sticker students pledging are given small stickers' identifying their school Chairman of the Lions school safety committees are Larry Nemelka West- Dave Peterson' South: David Hornet East Ken A u4inGranite and KeriShuey11 Olympus THEY REPORTED that an average of 200 bumper stickers were given out in each school during the first week of the s I I : f7: - ): ! ) ri ' Q fl 4 c v — elecrall -- '''I :: ' ) 1) : A' - - : i) 1 ) -4 - ' 1k Ns 1 (1 I s 111114': '- - t -- 11c ATION! — 4 1 ' 4 14 4 I 4044 - 1 ' 4 aik6-- - W é: 4 ‘ '' 0 ' 414 q 4' - 6 '04t- ' t ' A- - rV A4 Ad dr sr ' ? 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Send 30e for the Stole (Pattern No: I 3081 NN!1s size detail of actual Nes C len Clarence club' teta president and James C Hill stitch all instructions your oure club safety committee chair- - name address pattern Mini-he- r In Carol Curtis Tin The id the program will con man Stickers tinue this school year and will Salt Lake Tribune 652 !Mistin Clarence C Nes len Ken Shue will in distributed by officers at high schools l be resumed in the fall sion St San Francisco Cal 4 i ' '' 0401 42!- ' ' 84- :- v4:4041 l''''4sit:l 4''''7: ') l -1l -- - e art toe s ection - — : i' won the poetry award great-grandchil- - t-- - st eW tA FREE VA R'''7" - !oc4A)t4)k': ': gigi Al Aur El 7 i : ! &WS 1 - I - : |