Show f THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE THURSDAY MORNING JANUARY 1 lilt 11 1934 Retail Grocers Real Estate Firm Sues Rockefeller REICH FIREBUG Pledge Support For $10000000 in Tenancy Fight DIES ON BLOCK Of Trade Group NEW YORK Jan 10 W-J- ohn D More than 250 retail grocers Rockefeller Jr and associates in the solved to support their own Industrial Rockefeller Center development were organization and as a body support charged with unfair competition in the state central retail trades coun- soliciting tenants in t $10000000 cil rather than affiliate individually damage suit filed today by real estate interests controlled by August with retail merchants’ organizations Heckscher aged at a meeting held Wednesday night in philanthropist The use of coercion to force busithe chamber of commerce The meeting was called by the Salt ness in which they have an interest Lake Butchers and Grocers’ and the to vacate leases and move to RockeUtah Retail Grocers’ associations feller Center was alleged in the comwith all Independent grocers hf the plaint against the defendants who Winthrop W Aldrich banker city invited The purpose was to ob- include of Rockefeller and tain greater cooperation in "the recov- and brother-in-laNelson A Rockefeller a son ery program J H McGibbeny representing the Tha plaintiffs are the Anahma state and national recovery admin- Realty corporation and the Broadway Exchange corporation Heckscher istrations outlined the recovery emphasized the part in-dustrlal code groups are intended to play in restoring prosperity Donald P- - Lloyd secretary of the Utah Retail Grocers association outlined relationship of the grocers' code with related codes including that of the wholesale produce dealers bakers Salt Lake Milk Shed organization and so on Efforts to protect the interests of the retail grocer in connection with codes of other groups were related Thomas Sees Danger by F J Lucas president of the field T or administrative council for state Ahead 1 N K A Chiseling retail codes Charles Cotterell Jr ” president of the Salt Lake Butchers’ and Grocers association presided Lewis Dem Display Mat Strategy Friday ' Strangler Specializes in Headlock Iry in Airplanes Supporting Card Strong Ir Dem Salt Lake’s widely known heavy grappler Wednesday reported himself in top condition for his match with Ed Lewis at the Arena Friday night’ Iry has been digging in with vigor since the match was made and now he thinks he’s in shape to go a gruel- ing route with the famoua Strangler ’ Dem is never far from condition a takes when he Only occasionally LfKAJJo - i i M MEN Baketball A COTTONWOOD Holledey Winder Cottonwood Grant Kill Creek WINDER - Miller rf Headmanil Petersen c Christen aenrg Gunderson Is Justice rl S 4 5 4 3 4 5 7 1 1 3 rf 1 1 llPetareonll 1 0 141 Walquhtc (Larsen rg SID Jeneenl 1 0 3111 Ashby lg 16 4 0 7 1 3 3 778 687 586 556 444 333 111 IDO GRANT I Pl OTP 1 0 3 Ashby OTPP 8 4 11 1 3 1000 Set 0 7 10 m11 0 3 0 0 0 0 3 10 0 " 1011S35 Totals 13 10 3 361 Totals Referee C Watts umpire V Jensen 0 BKNtAoNT COTTONWOOD Carlstonrf Parry If Ereksone L Barrett Howell 110 3 3 3 ri 13 0 JjTurplnrf SIW 7IB 1 10 01 Labrumi 3 7 13 Pleyerrg 13 13 0 3 3 110 Rlchrf I J Labrumlf 010 0 3 111 Nichols If 703 33 13 0 50 Total f umpire Jeneen MURRAYtoT 17 RefereeC Watts MURRATo3NDp Snarrrf Lester If JB Parks e Landis r H Lesterjf Alder r( 317 0 1 0 0 Oehrlngf e Total pp 7 4 3 16 If J 3 0 1 31 3 Pearson rf 117 3 Pemrlf I ! ? ? 1113 0100 I 0 3 3314IWeste 318 Woodr Woodl 03 Ill JlO I 0 1 0 11 9 11 ft as! ‘‘Totals Totals Referee C Watts umpire Jensen j 1 12 4 3 2C (JJj ivUINo MIlMM -- of-V- ad - First Iron Worses’ Baer Too Soft For Primo Now Asserts Mauler Score 114 to’ 51 Clark’s Cagers Down Soldiers y e - Thrift WHEAT STOCKS AT LOW POINT I - I five-yea- 0 of 5- 1 F-- 0 0- 6- 6- 56- 4 five-yea- 6- 9 15-- 5 Dixie Overcomes Initltute II 12 Lehlgn Urilveralty 38 HaverfordlS Oklahoma Agglek 33 Oklahoma 58 Duke 27 Army 25 Arisons State Teachers 27 Texgs Tech 21 Yale 41 Harvard 31 St Mary's (Winona) 38 Winona Teeoh- rNcbrMka Wesleyan 37 Kearney Teech- Wesley- UTE MENTOR ISSUES FIRST CINDER CALL The first call fof track candidates at the University of Utah wag Issued Wednesday by Coach Ike Armstrong Most of the work will be done on the optside providing that the present favorable WoAthcg continues d well-know- n 15-1- Louisiana Normal 61 MUUsaps 22 Florida 40 Georgia 30 Dartmouth' 37 Providence 35 Missouri School of Minas la Southwest Missouri Teachera 33 33 Lafayette 34 Upsala Wheaton 1111 41 Juniata 38 Washington U 8t Louis) 3038 Butler 43 Tarklo 38 St Benedict’s University 40 Rutgers 2i New York George Washington U 30 St Johns College Brooklyn 32 William and Mary 30 Georgetown 40 Marshall 37 Wittenberg 31 Swarth-Bio- r University of Pennsylvania 28 rNorth Carolina 28 viscose 25 Northern Teachers 1L Illinois an 37 year-ql- ALPINE GROUP hard-foug- Gonsaia 38 Montana Mine S3 38 North Conconlla (Moorhead-Minn- ) N Dakota State 31 Plekly Wlgfly Denrer 43 Grldley Motors OeorgteTech 33 Auburn 3s''f overtime) Louisiana State University 40 Mississippi State 33 Vanderbilt 37 Clemson 35 Colgate 38 Cornell 13 35 Franklin and Marahall 31 Muhlenberg College 17 Hanover 43 Georgetown Western Carolina Teachera 30 East Ten-easTeacher 41 30 Davidson 88 Lenolr-Rhy- n Ersklne 31 Furman II Rice z4 DANGEROUS IN - 15-- 4 Basketball 38 the CAVEMEN LOOK f Texes A 0s M The execution or Pugilist WiirBe Dutchman was unexpected The Dutch government had asked for comBuried Thursday mutation ot the death sentence The ' only result was an order that Van Der Says Roosevelt Funeral services for Leo Hansen Lubbe be beheaded instead of banged Van Der Lubbe removed from his of Salt Lake Staved Off Chaos will be conductedpugilist Thursday at p solitary cell in the Leipzig prison Socialist Leader g 15-- 2 College ’ February r Won Lost Pet S S LEIPZIG Germany Jan IQ (UP) —The swift flash of the beheading knife ended the life today ot Marlnui Van Der Lubbe young Dutch atone mason the only one ot five communists convicted in the sensational trial which followed the burning of the relchstag’t building in Berlin last or STAKE Murray Pint TerlorsvUft Bennlon South Cottonwood Murray Second Dutchman Beheaded for Part in Berlin Par liament Blaze few weeks off from grappling does he need tuning up A week of intensive drill-sucas he is now completing 26 always serves to put the old warhorse "in the pink" 1 Lewis has been busy in various m in the Deseret mortuary 36 East moved slowly stolidly up tha steps be can so he of the country parts Seventh- South street Friends may to the block where the headman in counted on to be at his best call at the home 430 East Eighth top hat and frock coat awaited the Both Lewis and Dem are veterans South street Thursday from 10 a m youth The block had been erected master of every trick of the trade and until noon and at the mortuary 15 in the inner court of the Saxon atate each specializing in certain tactics ' minutes prior to services Burial witt prison The Strangler for example has latake place in the City cemetery A last minute appeal to President bored so long and so arduously with Mr Hansen died at a local hospital PauL Von Hindenburg tailed despite the headlock that he is unquestionably Sunday at 1030 p m two hours af- appeals by Holland and relatives an the world’s best with that brainter police reported he leaped from a Der Lubbe Von Hindenburg 10 Norman CHICAGO (UP)— Jan Dern’s vise spin Democratic Women Laud airplane squeezing He was born In studied the hospital window report ot the reichmlnis-te- r is a constant threat to his adversaries Thomas twice Socialist presidential Salt Lake March 12 1907 of and upheld the court’s first justice Dern’a be will State match Leaders Friday’s Party candidate today said the aggressive Surviving are his father Peter decision ot death appearance of the season at the arena on the depres- Hansen of Reno Nev his mother attacks Rooseveltian The last order came unexpectedly a and his large following in Salt Lake Commendatibn of Democratic party sion had saved the United States Mrs Eva Hansen Berg of Salt Lake last will no doubt be there to give their night Wilhelm Werner state’s leaders Of Utah and Salt Lake coun- from a “chaotic condition” a sister Mrs Violet Jensen a brothold favorite a welcome attorney followed the customary pro- ty was contained in a resolution Thomas warned however that he er Marvin Hansen and two middleDel Kunkel passed by the Salt Lake Women's believed there were elements of danDonald A and Barry Ted cedure He went to Van Der Lubbe’ cell and readthlm again the verdict Democratic club at its regular meet- ger in the policies of the man who Bergrall of Salt Lake weight and Ralph Watson former Ute of death The order was carried out wrestling captain will tangle in the ing Wednesday afternoon in the New-hou-s was his successful Democratic rival semifinal Watson has been in the f after dawn ehotel in the 1932 election Lecturer Charged With shortly Van Der Lubbe who bad confessed The resolution expresses the club’s Over coffee cups at the luncheon pro grame only a short time but his work at the arena has been so acto setting the reichstag on lire stood gratitude for the "valiant service'” table today Thomas the former minSpeeding Freed on Bond silently rendered by Delbert M Draper state ister who turned to Socialism and ceptable to the fans that his showing as the headsman— e man 0 w— Oi— with be watched will Kunkel chairman Mrs James H Wolfe state became its recognized leader disagainst named Goerderler from Magdeburg L 27 Loofbourow L lecturer of hnore than ordinary interest vice chairman: Calvin W Rawlings cussed informally the prospects for His-he54 Twelfth East street was arrested —prepared the knife and block Sherm Christensen police departSalt Lake county chairman and Mrs the “new deal" President Roosevelt was bowed The verdict again 9:10 p m on a charge at Wednesday ment mat champion will make his D W Moffat county vice chairman liberalism socialism in this coun- of was read'and Van Der Lubbe was speeding He was released on $20 Fork Defeats Mrs Burton W MussCr Democratic try He isand professional debut Friday Christen- American here to speak at North- bond asked whether he had any last words sen is well versed in wrestling lore is spoke on western university 1 — national commltteewoman Patrolmen W D Perry and L-- W to say He mumbled a reply and Lincoln in powerful and nimble and is well ad’Party Harmony” Mrs L T‘ EpThere is little doubt that the coun- Peirce reported Loofbourow drove 50 shook hi head vanced in the strategy of the sport person president of the Third ward try is more hopeful now than before miles an hour on State street from Game Captain Jack McCracken above Sherm’s opponent will be Bill HanLeague study group presented tfie program Roosevelt took office” Thomas said Nineteenth South street to Sevenis the ace center and guard of the son s lad who never yet has failed Chimney Spark Fir£ which far are are1 there But aspects teenth South street Denver - Piggly Wiggly team to please a crowd R A N instance the For from Officer hopefuL Brings codes are anether af a eerie of artlrln Assaulting Damage Three Homes The show opens wjth a set-t- o be- on (Thla la prominent A A U basketball becoming worse Instead of New hlgH school basketball groapecta for the Officers Installed crew which will meet the Clark tween Arthur Hedin the lightning current Laker Salt season) Fine of better Everywhere I find chiseling $25 Three firea originating from chimInsurance five In the Deseret gym streak from Preston and Finn Gibbs "Minimum wages set in codes are ' AMERICAN FORK— In spite of the Union a husky welter from Brigham-CitBy sparks caused damage of $235 ney maximum to wages become Friday evening Patending Reversing a Joyner plea Frank fact that only one of last season's to three Salt Lake homes Wednesday codes from the maximum The good regulars has returned American Fork luso 24 entered a plea of guilty to came before November" The home of Stella Wilcox 321 D Officers were installed by local No may cause plenty of trouble in Al- battery In police court Wednesday 27 International Union Bridge Struc- street was damaged to the extent of was Thomas trouble The explained pine play before the hoop campaign and Judge Daniel Harrington sen- in the futile attempt to when fire partially destroyed the "marry eco- tural and Ornamental Iron Workeri $170 is over The Cavemen looked im- tenced him to pay a fine of $25 in lieu Battalion Chief tem- roof of the dwelling at the with Labor and Wednesday evening nomic capitalism planning jail term pressive’ last Friday in defeating of a D S Mills and two companies of He ple laissez-fairinherent its aspects" Lincoln 43 to 24 and local fans are Paluso admitted causing a disturbthat the two were like the Those installed' are: C B Holts firemen fought the flames’ for over confident that “Rags” Ingersoll’s ance at 36 East Second South street added J Fiester vice president an hour at 4 30 a m December 15 and to have lion and lamb which might lie down president team has the stuff to go places Firemen reported a blaze damaged if they got sufficiently sea- R H Hopley financial secretary and Jack Parker Is the only regular committed battery on Patrolman P F together W Jacobs record- - a home occupied by J B Gilbert sick but he warned to beware of the business agent-who is back Jack is 6 feet I inch Nelson when the officer attempted Hon when it — lng secretary P Conover sergeant at 1047 Tenth East street to the extent got its sea leg—— tall and will perform at center He to arrest him on ' the disturbance Asked about what he thought of arms Bnd P Hagerty J Brunsell V of $50 The home of W Wardley played guard last season He is not charge Roosevelt Thomas replied Boskirk Mr Holts Mr Fiester and 231 Third East street was damaged Clark’s Insurance hoopsters gave Max Needs Four but he has a Miss Bobby Sterling 24 arrested President Five exceptionally speedy as he fingered the hornrimmed Mp Hopley members of the execu- $15 by a similar blaze firemen rethe Thirty-eightgood scoring eye and his defensive with Paluso on an abusive language glasses which he only occasionally put tive board infanjry a severe ported charge will be tried Saturday drubbing Wednesday evening in the Fights Dempsey Wants strength will aid the team on: “I was so fooled about what I Ken Hunter who was a reserve Paluso elected to pay the tine and post gym When all was quiet on the that Roosevelt was going to last season is being used at forward-Hunte- Miss Sterling is at liberty on bond thought post front the insurance cagers had Garden Lease do that I hate to venture an opinion a total of 114 points and the infantrywho is captain of the team of $25 now However I feel that within 12 men were forced to be satisfied is more than 6 feet tall and can play months his policies will either swing at either guard or center Hunter Automobile Dealers With 51 NEW YORK Jan 10 (UP)-J- ack to the right or the left” Baskets rolled the hoop with con- Dempsey the former heavyweight has looked weak in connecting with Seventh Grade Pupils He said that he considered General Student Council Studies sistent not to say monotonous regu- champion who created the million-dolla- i the hoop but his fast floor play makes Of Territory Meet Hugh Johnson head man in the N R score is school how unknown on man It him a many any high good larity “I Formulation of Code Prepare gate with his poundingJists A setup a master in ballyhoo Program books were used in recording the announced Dealers and salesmen from all parts would use him outside the tent as a today that he would like quint DaReed and Wendell leas-jngame Kirkpatrick of the intermountain territory partici- barker but 1 would never send him to try to resurrect boxing’ by James Hammond Editor Robert Wyss Editor Taft Watts former University of the fight privileges at Madison vis have been alternating at the otbei pated in a sales and business conven to tame the lion of capitalism “ Marllla Barlow Aasoclato Editor Armorel Giles Associate Editor little scoring Square Carden Utah ace conducted forward berth The former is a rangy tion sponsored by the Pontiac Auto- Thomas added with a smile UINTAH SCHOOL-T- ho seventh IRVING JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL practice while the game was going “However” he added an In youngster who is shifty and centers mobile company Wednesday at the Frances Neslein reports: A meeting grade children are preparing a thrift on and at the end of the melee he terview at the Hotel Stduring consistent with the regularstrings Newhouse hotel Moritz ‘‘I of the student council of Irving was program project We are making carhad counted 48 points Glen Worthing- don’t think there’s much chance of ity Davis is smaller but a top' notch New models were presented at the held last Thursday Mr Emil Nyman toons and posters and art working on ton and Sherman Clark followed with scorer morning meeting and following a getting such a lease in spite of the discussed the formulation of a code talks to be delivened during thrift 29 and 21 respectively have Neilsen Fred and Niles Wing luncheon at noon the dealers find wav the Garden seems to be for Irving He read several examples week The best three speeches in the The soldiers played without the serthe at been guard positions salesmen attended a business session playing the business” of codes and asked for the cooperation seventh grade will be chosen We are vices of three regulars King Tuttle in and parBoth are Wing which was featured by a discussion of surprised sports Writers ticular Is scrappy of the student council and the itudent all working very hard and find this Neilsen and Manning were high scorers for byDempseythat scorer a good he thought Champion merchandising and advertising prosaying body in writing one He read a code interesting sel the losers with 14 and backcourt in the very 5 Primo Camera would beat Maxie plays grams P M Seese zone manager Robert Axelrad a live reporter of using the six letters in Irving which The game was scheduled as a prac- Baer if dom ventures down the floor for a directed the meetings in met the near future was formulated by a group of boys the seventh grade reports- '- In room tice affair for the Clark team who This wasthey unexpected because Baer shot It says: Initiative responsibility vo- 26 we are making maps of flour and U S CODE ADOPTED Fred Bowen Creed Gammell Roy tangle with the powerful Denver Pigs is under contract to fight for DempWASHINGTON Jan 10 OP)— Farm cational fitness industry neatness water paste We are going to find a forDeseret in are the Greene other and Clift Jack Friday evening gym of cleaning and stocks of wheat on January 1 were reRepresentatives sey and no one else CLARK'S INS picture and mount it and then make I8TH INFANTRY genuineness “Baer figures he could knock out ward candidates who will see action dyeing establishments throughout the ported today by the department of Tryouts for membership in the dra- a map to fit the picture We shall OTFP OTFP All in these 23 I 3 48'Tuttle Watt rf games boys state voted Wednesday to Include the 7 3 0 14 Camera with one rf about the counpunch” Jack ex- arethe coming write 194136000 bushels the matic club will be held Friday at compositions 4 2 14 DeMeire If Paul If agriculture 4 10 8 a I make will and rustlers good national code in the state code The smallest amount since 1927 when It Gordon McNitt reports: The bugle try we choose to make a map of These Wthlngtn e 13 4 3 28 Manning c 03 2 14 plained “But I told Maxie in Wash- strong reserve set 10 1 1 31 Searle rg Clark rg 0 3 0 10 amendments were adopted at the pub-lithat the result might be just Ross ington 1 0 0 2 Kencorps is steadily growing Wa have maps will be used to decorate the White lg 2 a senior 3 began collecting such data and 15 the other way Surbrugh lg Burgess He’s been playing -hearing at the chamber of comtwo new members Sheldon Klenk room 1 with total The rea compares are Robinson the neth January junior 53 13 S 1141 Totals 24 11 3 51 around the movies night clubs and merce Totals We also have a 1 1933 and Farrell Fletcher 272622000 on bushels has not had serve January guards Burgess vaudeville without doing any trainr 1 and the but his work in much experience average of 235188-00- new member in the color guard Carl Cotton Manufacture a soft to Teams He’d be in ing shape Volleyball keep Play Sandberg At the meeting Wednesday bushel practice games has been consistently Sandy Independent touch for the big Italian right now It waa decided to have two buglers Class Study is 6 feet tall and Disappearance of wheat during the Subject First Round Matches “Before Maxie gets into the ring good Robinson Hoop League Opens quarter October 1 to January J was play each morning and night Jack with Camera he should have three plays steady basketbalL ‘ The squad: 115515000 bushels compared with Buckle our captain is to choose these Beverly Beesley Editor BANDY— Tha Semdr Independent Basket' First round matches in the recently or four good fights under his belt Name and class boys I 1st In Assoc 142444000 Editor Hoffaker the corresponding-quSchedule Rett bushels ball league Monday to back opened him plar These would bouts l Jack Parker senior bring organized City Volley-balleague Georgia Swan contributes: The Pep - 9 for Monday January 15’ Flrat ward A vt arter of 1932 anij the five-yea- r F Davis senior the COLUMBUS SCHOOL-SI- nce were played Wednesday evening Re- the same peak form he showed when Reed B Second ward B Vi Third First ward for a Clan called 0 Tuesday meeting Hunter senior Kenneth - 0 ward A Second ward A vs Teachers Third average of 153258000 bushels sults follow: he knocked out Schmeling last sum-- Wendell Klrkpatrck Junior F the purpose of giving a message to children Came back to- - school after ward A va Booster Stocks of corn on January 1 were the members When- - Baer is in good shape Fred Bowen junior Deseret gym evening team defeated 3RD WARD B A WARD 2ND from the welfare com- the holidays many interesting things 8 F Roy Clift junior OTFP 1422556000 bushels compared with mittee of the P T A We also had have happened The fifth grade chil15-GTFP1 I think he can win the title from Jack Pioneer stake gym 15-- 9 - 9 F Greene junior H 0 7 0 0 14 Kuna rf 111 - 7 Swenson rf 15-F Creed Gammell Junior Primo” 0 0 0 1807338000 bushels in 1933 and the some unfinished business from the dren are studying the states that H 0 0 0 12 Bradbury If S Jensen O Niles Wine senior 1 5 4 8 r B Y U club won a DJenaen c 2 0 0 4 Hargett c average of 1369887000 last meeting to attend to Our next manufacture cotton We have learned Dempsey said the boxing game Fred Neilsen senior O 0 0 0 0 rg 0 SlKunt Black rg 10 G match from the 'Deseret gym day was dead in New York and that al- Ross Bums senior bushels This estimate Included corn meeting will be held in two weeks— thaf New Bradford Lowell anJ Fall 0 1 0 0 3V Mumird is I 0 0 1 Is Larson - 0 1 0 0 JiLMumlrd team The scores: 15-most everyone connected with the Kenneth Robinson junior lg 3 1 1 7 Intended for feeding on the farmi M Larson c Arthur Spencer writes: The Irving River are in Massachusetts and that Dalton rf 1 1 1 1 3j where grown as well as corn held for Stamp club met Tuesday It was pro- they manufacture cotton The cotton game who talked with him critiTotal 18 11301 Knights of Columbus defeated cised the Garden Totals sale collection of is brought to these towns mainly by posed that we make Madison Junior high faculty The Dempsey will leave Saturday to U S history and a zoo train but some Is shipped by water" in famous men boosters TEACHERS scores: OTFP 8 Intermountain Kennel Some of the pictures in our stamp zoo When the cotton has been' manufacopen a refereeing tour of the southGTFPI 4 10 0 1 0 OICnimp rf The Fire Department and the Fort west at Topeka Kan Monday night Irving rf show buffaloes tigers a horse and a tured into a cloth it is called textile 4 3 0 0 1 4 3 4IM Jensen H Stuart If In our library we have some very Douglas teams play Thursday at the 12 13 0 0 OJaeobaon It also was proposed that we wonderful Elects 0 stag LVlncent Officers 3 3 3 8 CEDAR CITY— Dixie defeated B A C 25 S Vincent r 1 3 j 3 Oldham re books A few days ago DRURY PLAYS FOR COAST public safety gym at 6:30 p m to a have of care historian take the 3 10 8 The Filers SJoblom 1 to IS Wedneedar evening 0 3 I J Jeneen ft we had some new cases put in They LOS ANGELES Jan 10 (P— Mor-le- looked atrong In all departments of the Bateman 11 3 0 0 8 clippings and writeups of the stamp New officers of the Intermountain DUCKS TRAIN At VENTURA and hold a great number of are and the local high school eager game Drury one of the greatest back-fiel- could make only five baskets 15 7133 Kennel club Half time Totals Inc elected Tuesday club and stamps Arthur Spencer was bookslargeThe library was 3114 81 Total VENTURA CaL Jan 10 (UP)— very much in Stars in Southern California’s score was 15 to 7 for the Flleri Benson umptr appointed referee Tlanaen were announced Wednesday They We were glad of cases new and need Embley Wade itar center of Dixie was the Grether that Tpm Turner president of the Port- football history and an ‘reports Henry are George S Kerby president yT scorer with 12 Sorensen at right t 1ST WARD A to get these: 2ND WARD B land baseball club said tonight he had in 1927 turned professional today by high guard for the Flleri In addition to holdOTFP J McBarron vice president Ar T Irving Radio club is planning a visit OTFP to a local radio station to study broading his forward to onlr on foul pitch Olsen rf 0 0 0 OSsmuelson rf 0 0 0 0 Smurthwaite accepted the invitation of Ventura singing to play with a western team came secretary F J Savage through with 7 points Barlow waa Entman If 0 0 0 ODI Bishop If 1 0 0 2 to have the Portland club hold spring against the Chicago Beers at Wrigley the leading Student Visits Home 1 0 0 3 Fettstermkr point getter for B A C with Lsrson c 200 tieasurer George E Andreason di- casting methods six 0 0 0 0 OiDn rg here 0 L 10 Milne field Sunday Bishop r training rector for term H 0 The score Byron 0 0 0 D Milne ft 1 0 0 2 Boulter ft Of Indians in South Utah B A C DIXIE 10 0 2 Wayne Mrs Myrtle Luther H W Students See Miniature Rasmuasn If 0 0 0 0 3haw e 0 0 0 0 Osborn J S Hansen ft W and Irvine Saul H (Peterson Jr 010 0 20 Model of Boulder Dam ROWLAND HALL-Be- tty Greg-or- y directors for iNeison ft term 0 0 0 5 2 (Lovdahl rg Mr Smurthwaite has written a letgrade 5 reports: During Christ(Bateman rf 0 0 0 0 mas vacation I went down to Rand- ter to John M Knight commissioner Barbara Coates Editor 5 5 2 12 of 2 1 0 41 Totals Total lett Utah That is where the InHelen Giles Associate Editor public safety lauding action of the city in providing for the conGARFIELD SCHOOL—On Friday dians live The mountains are very 3RD WARD A 1ST WARD B OTPP struction of a new dog pound and an January 5 the sixth grade went to beautiful down- - there I attended OTFP 3 2 0 0V Benson rf Morrow rf 1002 The letter also points a local furniture company to see a the midnight service The church 0 0 0 0 Lundberg If 4 0 0 8 Incinerator Bird If 3 0 0 0 out there is a dog problem 2 0 0 413rant e the 1934 American league race-th- e in the miniature model of the great Boulder was filled with people mostly InPeterson c By BILL KING f 1 0 0 0 0 Webb rg 0 0 0 O Benson rg Some had their dogs with and suggests the possibility of dam It was so realistic we almost dians affair that 1 1 1 3 county BOSTON Jan 10 WP)— Stanley same Bateman ft lg 0 1 0 0 Margett The with was dam-sitreferee them church Andrus seaumpire Slaughter 2 lighted the last National 0 and the 8 0 as c we were in felt at if the thrilled 0 Hansen Mace 10 ft league city county cooperating really ' i Bucky Harris new manager of the re1 1 1 I OOrenwd If 0 0 0 0 Casper lg candles and was very pretty its solution in he Black canyon 2 0 0 4 built Boston Red Sox hastened here son 6 Orenwd rg 0 0 0 0 Larson rg 5 writes: Mildred Butcher that grade “1 trades with am construction 4 3 9 the A the man 0 rf 0 0 Bateman 0 delighted Boulter rg explained from his Washington home today to “HAPPINESS" TO BE TOPIC Tom Yawkey and Eddie Collins have (Mumford If 0 0 0 and materials used and answered For our Christmas program at Rowspread the alarm that his charges land Hall we presented a pageant the win not Dr The club M Woodward oner 101 37 17 of 3 5 4 the 5 may 0 many questions asked him" Totals Hugh Totals must beat the Senators to gam the put The second grade reports they are We sang carols during it The papennant but I don’t see how we can Brigham Young university wiU lecAmerican league pennant the money The new ture on "Happiness" at the regular working on an Indian project The geant told the Christmas story One Great Mails Signs Up "Washington ‘Is still the club to be kept out of to social of the Lion House social cen- students are making pottery and of the pupils was the 'reader There beat” he reported to General Man- players can be depended upon maintain their standard and I look Thursday at 8 p m A class in painting it and weaving baskets out were Tdary and Joseph 'the angels To Pitch for Seals ter ager Eddie Collins before they went for In the last part the" a great improvement from those "Charm” begins Thursday at 7 p m f rce iiiev have lndian pictures and shepherds 16 GENOA Jan W— into their huddle over spring training Italy wise men came in and brought gifts Who were retained ” and one on "Distinctive Features of around the" room Primo Camera world heavy10 The campS SAN FRANCISCO (JP)—' Jan The' third grade reports that it is After the program we sat around After asking - Collins ' the time “Too many ’iis’ dot the Yankees’ weight champion today sailed for first signed player contract received Mormonism” Saturday at 7 p m with Mrs Katie C Jensen and Nephi making a large Pioneer poster on the the Christjras tree and received our prospects” he continued “and now “Llfty”- - Grove required to get in the United State to begin trainWe all had an enjoyable the San Francisco Seals for the L Morris instructors respectively blackboard it covers one side of the presents that Mickey Cochrance has left Phila- shape and receiving the reply that he ing for hi title defense against by 1934 season came in today and had on room The poster shows the Pioneers time said to Miami now was take" old at in Harris to over go Lougbran Tommy my job rearing “ 4 contributes: delphia it the signature of Walter (The Great) CINEMA ACTOR VISITS crossing the plains --In the center is Emina Davis grade is Detroit you can bank on it that the that he would limit Mose’s duties to February 22 teacher French Our helping us Mails and women men a with fort Fairbanks Jr motion pic- large Douglas He wao accompanied by his A’s pitching is not going to be any- those of a starting pitcher and would The veteran southpaw purchased tuft actor was a visitor for a short children running toward it and In- make a French scrapbook In it we n 1 use him for mopping-ubrother Severlno his trainer and purposes thing to boast about from the Kansas City American asso- time in Salt Lake early Thursday dians lurking behind trees to waylay are going to paste pictures of France sparring partners His “Personally I think the league has as was the case id Philadelphia ciation club is getting in trim by morning ‘He arrived from Los An- them This picture makes us realize and a picture of our classroom We Louis Sores) was indisposed more balance than it has enjoyed for To prove he isn’t superstitious Har— all eager to learn French and want and unable to accompany the hunting and fishing on the ranch of geles on a Western Air Express plane what tJrrible hardships and dan-in are many years and the team with a con- ris set Friday March 2 as the date to go on with it We have already and left at 1 a m for gers the Pioneers went through sistent punch is going to finish-otop of the Red Sox’ departure for the party He plans to sail on the Joe Oeschger former ball star in at midnight learned lour French songs1 Mendocino county Chicago over United Air Lines trying to settle a country for us Rex January 21 Don’t be surprised to find the end of spring training camp at Sarasota Fla 1 I KAIIN I income-producin- 1 YAIF ter were announced Wednesday by A T Robbins director ot intramural ac tivitie at the "U" The basketball schedule lor the winter quarter will be drawn up Thursday More than 50 teams ere expected to participate in this popular sports feature The schedule will run for 12 weeks and games will be Wednesday and played Tuesday Thursday evenings of each week First round contests will be played Tuesday January '16 beginning at 630 p m at the university gym If “Old Man Winter" ever appears on the scene a number of skiing teams from various organizations on the campus will be happy Skiing is getting more popular each year with the university skiers who conduct their meets at Ecker’s hill in Parley's canyon Swimming which is almost as popular as basketball among the various groups will begin shortly after the opening of the hoop campaign Swimming teams are comprised of not less than five and not more than 12 The first round of the members tank competition will Start either February 10 or February 15 The wrestling" program also will start In February Each team can enter tWiTmen in each of six weights Meets in this branch of sporting activity are conducted under the elimination fystem The fifth and last feature of the winter quarter program will be the tournament basketball free thr The date of opening this meet has not been definitely settled but it probably will start about March 1 A large entry list in this event is expected Each team will consist of four men end each member of a team is permitted 25 throws No scores are made for individual performances but the total score is divided by four and this ‘is the final team average from a collapse on his recent eighty-fiftbirthday is president of the former comparty Three years ago he was reckoned s g the largest owner ot real estate in New York replacing the Astor family An injunction to end such alleged practices by the Rockefeller Center interests was sought in the complaint Rockefeller Center wa character lzed as a "modem Frankenstein” stepping "through the door of special privileges into the realm of destructive competition” in one section of the suit which alleged violation ot an act of congress allowing the center to operate as V bunded warehouse for the display of foreign goods free ot duty until sold or "reexported” who has recovered 15-1- 2 11-1- 5 Cedar City Team 5 dub 11 y r- two-yea- Bucky Thinks His Bosox Will Be in Top Bracket one-year k e 1 PRIMO SETS SAIL FOR GO IN FLORIDA 1 C - p I |