Show - VIE SA171 LAKE TRIBUNE Chu—rch Head' MORNING NOyEmtstR 22 1938 Camera Records Milestones hi 804T ear Career of Church President Marks 80th " SUNDAY Congratulations Pour in Grant on to Heber Birthday NCelebration Outline 3ourdoughs Needs and 'Reasons I: - for' Coast Protection rAuscurzstIOLI (coatteme trine Pass One) given his - FAIRBANKS Alaska Nov 21 (R) —Possibility of frontier army and naval bases particularly air bases is a major topic of discussion among Alaskans !I With the U S army and navy fostering "air mindedness" within'- ' f the territory and a promised congressional appropriation for creat17th— ing a new naval district-7th- e Alaskans look forward to proteccoast line tion for their 2500-miLong Rumored Creation of an Alaskan army and naval base of great strategic importance has been strongly rumored here for months though it has never been officially tonfirmed Some of the reasons Alaskans I advance as to why the United States a should be contemplating such move are: Alaska I's an increasingly important fish producing country There are numerous oil producing fields in both the southwestern and northern areas of the territory Some of the world's richest metal supplies are in Alaska There is open water between Alaska and American owned islands in the Pacific The Aleutian chain goes I farther west than New Zealand movement This would simplify the of warships from a naval base in southwestern Alaska Alaska occupies a strtegic position as the air route to the orient Fairbanks is almost 2000 miles closer to Japan than any coastal city in the U S It would be here Alaskans say that an invading foe would first strike before entering Canada or the United States i and from that purpose he never swerved Active es a boy in the work of the priesthood he was ordained an elder In tit church when bout 15 years old On June 10 1875 be became a member of the presidency of the Young Men's Mutual Improvement association in the Thirteenth ward the first ward organization effected by Junius F Wells under commission from President Brigham Young H was ordained a eventy by Edward Stevenson on June 16 1878 end President John Taylor ordained him high priest on Octolife le t ber 31 1880 to of It was then tkat be was selected preside Over the Tooele stake the church He was not yet INIOMmA years of age and had not been seasoned in the work of the church Many of those over whom he was to preside thought he was far too young for such a position and 24 others thought their leader should have been chosen from members of the Alaska Sees New Hope of Aerial Base stake - Made Apostle Almost two years later on October 18 4882 he was ordained a member of the quorum of the twelve apostles by George Q Cannon He was not yet 28 years old While a member of the quorum o i the twelve apostles he also was chosen' as one of the general super-Intendenc- the Young Men's Mutual Improvement association He was one of the founders of the Improvement Era church maga sine In 1897 and became Its man- 'ger He still contributes to Its pages frequently Unlike most of the L D S church leaders President Grant had never had any missionary experience beof ' Start of Idea The beginning of a frontier naval air base sourdoughs say started when the U S S Ranger Uncle fore being elevated to the apostleSam's newest aircraft carrier vieited Alaska last season with her 73 ship His first mission was to Japan In August 1901 when he was sent amphibian and land planes to conto Open a new mission there He duct cold weather tests An aerial survey of the Alaskan remained until September 1903 ' 414243wasumIk ' 4 peninsula Cook inlet in- - the south Head of 5lissloq and Norton sound in the northwest On January 1 1904 he became counselor right Top right Mrs Augusta Winters Grant Top left recent picture of President Grant center recent these localities are years of age at the age of about 38 about the time he became was made president of the European mission wife Lower left to right: Glimpses dur- I an apostle during his apostleship and about the time he was conference with members of the first presidency 3 Reuben I his numerous suitable landing field's of the church being released on Cook inlet near which lies North Clark Jr first counselor left and David O McKay second ordained president of the church ing President Grant's lifetime: As a baby when he was 21 December 5 1906 Anchorage and Seward is said to 4 He became the president of the 7 be ideally endowed by nature for a council of the twelve apostles of his I naval base and this would be the church on November 23 1916 and Chinese Reds likeliest Slayer of Woman spot two years later to the day became lame enough and Given Life in Prison Killed by Loyal Army The harbor toisaccommodate the seventh president of the church a big deep enough 1 the late F succeeding Joseph It is well protected It can '" Smith LYNDON Kan Nov 21 (— LANCHOW Kansu China Nov fleet be entered only from the south and His clear ringing voice has been Alex Ure Burlingame Kan handy 21 reports received usually by only one channel because I heard in the defense of his faith man was convicted Saturday night here Saturday said that more than of highly dangerous waters 01 4 in many lands and over radio His of slaying his employer Mrs Mal- 40000 communists were killed in Small islands surround Alaska in listeners have literally been num- France Recognizes Only As President Heber J Grant en- European missions from January 1 Hungarian to Meet Only vin& Villemonte 67 Burlingame Kansu province during the piat two the south and west—providing flat bered by the hundreds of thousands "goat woman" The Jury Axed pun- days by central government troops ural protection ters Into his eighty-fir- st Caballero Regime year as- 11904 to December 5 1906 ' If not or ! millions' 4'' ishment at life imprisonment Forces loyal to Nanking seized So far as defense is concerned Became president of the council recall the 15 steps by which sociates most dochis Among important MrsVillemonte who earned her 2000 rifles after a series of bitter en- naval observers say a fleet could 't ' twelve' of November 23 trinal exhortations and faithful been he a rose his has apostles during long Bank PARIS Nov 21 (UP)--BUDAPEST Nov 21 (UP)— name of "goat woman" by keeping gagements The communists were hold out in Cook inlet Indefinitely teaching- of the L D S word of of the animals around retreating towards Liangcheng with to disregard the church career to the highest office 1916 Fairbanks in the interior is well settlements Saturday re- - ahernumber Friendly wisdom which he has lived per- - of France intends home disappeared last Decem- central government forces in pur- situated for an army base Con- Ordained the neventh president of General Francisco of the L D S people The miledemands of it his duced or to line nine In from sonally from youth nly three ber Witnesses at the trial said Ure suit echurch November 23 1918 rebel leader that it stones In the trary to general opinion flying with his strict belief in temperante Franco Spanish steady ascent follow: thBecame editor of the Improve- four the number of lives Dr Franz collected rents In her name and sold weather is ideal In summer Fairhe has been a staunch supporter return to Spain gold exported by the Born November 22 1856 in Salt ment Era In December 1918 Madrid government because a banks is alight 24 hours a day with ir Sargas 30 will risk next week in some of her properties she had "run out of money" of prohibition all his life Officers finally searched her The statements were defense of his wife's thonor introduced the midnight sun In winter planes night Lake City son s of Jedediah M In the financial world President spokesman said Saturday home last July and found her body In evidence over defense objection are fitted with skis the city' first mayor and re- Grant The cortex or gray matter of the Dr Grant has had equally rapid ad- - France recognizes the Caballero Sargas who last January in the basement burled In a shalMrs Rachel Ridgeway Ivine Grant brain is as the govlegal about gime only The state contended also that Tire Alaskans have enlisted the supof Spanish usually vance and his success has rivaled eloped with the beautiful Magda low grave with those of her two into the Church of Jesus an inch thick ernment Baptized Latter-dasought valuables Mn Villemonte port of Brigadier General Henry H that of his career as a church- Marko y of the genSaints June The of granddaughter pet dogs well as the was reputed to have kept around Arnold who two years ago led a Christ as Franco warned had that dogs "grave Man eral director of the Hungarian Na- woman had been shot Franco-Spanis- h corn plica t I on s" 22 1864 her home squadron of 10 bombers to FairHe started out as a clerk in an tional Bank against her parents' Officers at the time quoted Ure County the Bank of Ordained an elder at about the threatened unless General Arnold recommends banks Charles Heizer attorney Insurance office at the age of 15 France wishes had challenged nine per- as tender age of 15 confessing he killed Mrs Ville- demanded the death penalty for establishment of a full strength gave up the gold Today he is president of Habit J sons who them most of monte journalists at her own request because Ure of Spanish gold "Our Appointed a member of the presiarray defense wing at Fairbanks Grant & Co a fire insurance en- - was a purchase had criticized his action perfectly legal transaction" dency of the first Thirteenth ward "I and the Beneficial Life the spokesman terprise these who will people told the fight United Young Men's Mutual Improvement Insurance company treated me as a criminal because 1 Press "As far as France is con- association June 10 1875 This was followed dictates of Posts the Held Bask my heart" cerned the only legal Spanish gov- the first ard organization effected he told the United Press He said By the time be was 21 he be- ernment is the Caballero govern- by Junius F Wells under direct c S he considered his wife's honor was of Spain In ac- appointment of Brigham Young came assistant cashier of Zion's ment I'e Bank Caballero Involved govern- Ordained a seventy June 16 1876 Savings Bank & Trust company cordance vith the LA01'11111E1 Nine duels with sabers the usual shipped the gold by Edward Stevenson being Janitor paying and reedy- - ment's orders protective bandages for the neck SAN FRANCISCO Nov 21 ing teller 'note clerk and book- - abroad where it was converted into Ordained a high priest October and heart to be dispensed with were e Part 31 1880 by John Taylor hundred and nine— keeper at the same time Now he needed foreign currencies scheduled for Monday and Tuesday came to France but much went Called to preside over the Tooele is not only president of that bankin diggers ty organized grave The number was reduced Saturday elsewhere in threatened San President Zion Francisco John but stake of Europe" the of ing institution also by Barges disclosed that his seconds Utah State National bank It was understood that he re- Taylor in October 1880 before he Saturday night to call a strike would be two of Hungary's best to Holland Russia next week unless cemetery ferred of and was Eng24 his efforts the age Largely- through years blades Olympic Fencer Bela Bey owners a n d associations first sugar beet factory to operate land Virtually all gold from the Ordained an apostle by George Q and Franz Marton champion stugranted them a wags Increase successfully in the United States national treasury was withdrawn Cannon and became a member of dent fencer from their present scale of was built at Lehi He now heads from Madrid as the insurgents ap- the council of twelve October 16 All of the duels are to be to the the Utah-Ida$537 a day to $575 a day Sugar company and proached the capital the United 1882 before he was 28 years of age death" It was reported they the sugar industry in Utah Idaho Press learned Became a member of the general and other western states ranks if necessary to planned superintendency of the Young Men's Mutual Improvement association in picket cemeteries to prevent among the greatest In these secOfficers Elected Patch burials If this action is found tions 1897 Up Quarrel RALEIGH N C Nov 21 (A'— President Grant also became in-- 1 MEXICO CITY Nov 21 UEI—Po- Appointed manager of the Imnecessary to enforce their deHerbert G Claudius of Oakland mands torested in the development of the 'Weal sources said Saturday night provement Era of which he was Cal was elected national president railroad industry in the west and President Lazaro Cardenas and the principal founder in November City officials announced 1111DIO'S 11111EITIOa of Scabbard and Blade military frahe has been a director of the General Saturnia° Cedillo—Mexl- 1897 Immediately they would call a conference between the emUnion Pacific system ternity Saturday for many co's two ong men"— have Opened and presided over the ACC1e-MY-514r- Major H C Mahin of West Laployers and employes Monday years patched up their differences which Japanese mission from August 1901 in an effort to avert trouble fayette Ind was reelected execuIn Other Fields recently threatened to cause an open to September 1903 IA rtATe:t14 tive officer raTrI:1 Was president of the British and Besides these he is active in split Years of effort to reproduce tone so pure experts USW 44444 SOUND IVAVLS "ROOS SAGS or many other fields of business and "'PLASM cannot tell it from the original resulted in the deNATURAL TOPIC 4 Industry and his advice is sought FROND FOIONT EN ARROWS INDICATE Igo PATH Of NM COLUMN Of 'PLANER of the Acoustical Labyrinth by Stromberg4'by leaders throughout the nation velopment WINCH IS TUNED TO He is often a guest at gatherings INC CCCCC SASS ' RESPONSE -Carlson z engineers —Now for the first time where new and old enterprises are s MC1170'01 LOWEST being discussed In the SASS NOTES- Natural history Labyrinth makes 100 Albert Cunningham Salt Lake bery sentence five years to life Members of the state board of Ralph L McNamara Ogden imAs a feature of his radio adtime served one year nine months sento second one 10 sentence beizlement degree took a remains Patented Tone the the followNgfidg0 City burglary reality Saturday Labyrinth dress Sunday night he will ex- pardons vet SPEAKER time served one year and tence one to 20 years time served Termination Denied tend his greetings and hisblessings ing action on petitions presented to years a Strom- an exclusive feature of the !11144741111111611 18 March five months nine effective months them: to the people of the world Allen Burton Salt Lake City bur Sunn 1937 radios Paroled Ray Nelson Salt Lake City rob- - glary second degree sentence' 4 one day afternoon he will speak at the 4441 ficto life sentence five Lee Mitchell years issuing bery Sandy to 20 years time served six tabernacle under the auspices of Wesley Riggs Richmond rape titious check sentence one to 10 time served one year 110111Pr sentence five years to life time the Liberty and Ensign stakes 'months Calvin Ward Evanston time served three months Wyo His family and the general au- years and two months lyears Oren Midvale Indecent burglary second degree sentence assault Johnson Birch B Cornish Richmond -rape effective August 24 1937 No Obligation to Buy thoritles of the church with their sentence not to exceed five time Albert Cecil Pehrson Price rape one to 20 years time served one years time served one month wives will be guests at a dinner sentence five years to life Nrrippli life five sentence to time years year 4k1 to be given at the home of bne served two years and two months Floyd Madill depriving owner of 00101110 Paroles Denied 411 Albert B Day Cove rape sen- served two years and two months of his nine daughters Mrs Walwe are devoting this entire week especially to auto sentence not to exceed five A Lake Salt William Pritchett Herbert H Barnett rape sen- vest's time served nine months lace F Bennett 1412 Yale avenue tehce five years to life time served one to sentence 10 fraud City tence five years to life served one W demonstrating this truly revolutionary product of where he will be the guest of honor two years Paroles Revoked Kenneth Gardner San Francisco years time served 11 months ef- year and eight months His first counselor J Reuben Clark acoustical research Be sure to stop in modern fective June181937 Nicholas Dias murder first de- George D Hatch and Ralph LashJr who is in the east on business burglary third degree two counts Ted Williams Provo forgery sen- gree' sentence life time served sway at our store to hear it No pttempt will be made will be absent r David O McKay sentence six months to three years tence one to 10 years time served seven years tWo months County jail cases to whom pardes his second counselor will be pres- on each time served six monthS There is Nothing Finer to sell you a radio Only 5 minutes are required to One year four months effective November 14 1937 Mendon Efraper Ephraim mar-- were granted were Leo K Knight ent - - Pete — d Than Utah life Terminations a demonstration of the Salt sentence William D first Lake Jr der time give you an Humphries degree' Presicounty City Except for these functions four years four months ing Sal take county and Harold dent Grant will spend his birthday grand larceny sentence one to ten Anthony Cardiac° burglary third advance in radio important Labyrinth—the only sentence six months to Melvin Johnson Provo forgery Sheridan berg-Carls- on time served four years two degree Paroles were denied to anniversary as he would any other years two three electric time of served 20 one introduction sentence to months act& to since Sam time the transpHansen served Ralph years obtaining George years years subject King day devoting hie time to regular and eight months effective March one year eight montht Lyte Frank E Mortenson ortation to Arizona Babbath activities Alvin Korth Cowell Cal rob- - O'Brien John L Owen and Jesse George C Kohles Salt Lake City 20 1937 4P Mike Cardiac° burglary third de- bery sentence five years to life Ward senassault with deadly weapon Police Offer Reward RADIO RADIO FELT tence not to exceed five years time gree eentence six months to three time served six months STUDIOS were for Applications rehearing NEW YORK Nov 21 UM—Police served two years years time served two years and Charles Price Murray burglary denied to Earl Aikers Jack Bunce ' 136 East Broadway—Wasatch 3046 150 South Main—Wjtsatch 5678 Saturday started distribution to posecMarch C 20 Law effective months sentence six eight third O'Connor George months Ray Layton burglary degree and WilClyde lice departments to three years time served one year liam Vallee throughout the ond degree sentence- one to 20 1937 William Dodge was United States and in principal cities years UTAII-10A1- 10 time served three months Robert B Crandell larcen y six months HUBBARD-DEIL- TI JEVIELERS SCHOOL granted a rehearing in December of the world of 20000 circulars of- effective July 13 1937 The case of Willard W Bryant' Frank Smith assault with intent granted following approval of gov211 South Mai—Wasatch 1418 155 South State—Wasatch 6134 fering a 2250 reward for informaJack McDonald Salt Lake City ernor's reprieve to commit murder sentence five convicted of second degree murderd tion about Fred B Lloyd oil com- forgery sentencie one to 20 years 'Ralph Brunyer depriving owner years to life time served four years and who has served two years and who disappeared time served one year two months of auto: sentence not to exceed five 10 months pany executive five months of a life sentence was '' October 26 WI Clarence White Los Angeles rob-- 1 continued until December permission to go to Idaho lyears time served four months r I iParis Ignores Gold Deinands 40000' Terms Chronology of Leader's Peace Rise in L D &Councils Reduce Duels Three 1 (UP)--Mili- tary Four t The one-fift- h Pay Disputes Take 'Grave' Turn in F 4( IT'S ' (UP)--On- PEMONSTRATION tVIEElt AT ALL sTnpitimino- CARILSO DEALERS - 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