| Show 1 IV THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE ’ They Plan to Air State’s Worries Plan discussions On Motorist Verne Left to fight La- - C Bane Leonard Ralph Marvin 12T1939 Scout Council Waits 19tli 6 Heavy Penalty JANUARY THURSDAY MORNING Annual Parley I t Erratic Driver Fined $150 Jail Term Given -- Governor Mayor Invited to — Attend Conclave Bcrioch and Richard Wooton make plans for radio forum program - jail sentence was Imposed upon one convicted drunken driver and a top sentence of $150 or 45 days was imposed upon an reckless driver Wednesday iir police court' The jail sentence was given Mil-to- n Korous 25 of 2504 South State street by City Judge Bryan P Leverich after he was convicted by A flat 30-d- jury Stiff Fine The stiff fine for admitted reck- less driving was imposed upon Alvin 9hr nf MS Denver strep by City Judge Reva Beck Bosone after the defendant admitted the charge the result of his arrest fol Christmas lowing a day at Seventeenth South —and West Temple street Sentencing of Walter Mitchell 30 Ho address given on a drunken driving charge was postponed until ’ January 14 Other Case Other cases included: - East street enth East street $25 $15 suspended 31 of 3744 Sev- or eight days Glen Cowley 19 of 955 Jefferson street $25 or elghtr days Allan G Bain 20 of 672 Wilson avenue $25 or eight days $15 suspended G F Flannery 28 of 1569 Harrison avePaul nue forfeited $25 bond Rainey 54 of 1637 Downington avenue $25 of eight days $15 suspended M L Einzinger 34 of 1721 court $25 or eight days C Dell Hart 28 of 367 Deven court $25 or Bight days Ignoring Stop Sign — Edward Johnson 60 no address given denied guilt trial set for January 14 Earl Peterson 19 of Pocatello forfeited $10 bond Ignoring Traffic Signals— Siebert Daley 24 of 130 North West Temple street forfeited $10 bond Bert Dean Jr 22 of 3087 Fourth East street $10 or three 'days Shel-merdi- Friends Plan Fete For Pioneer 92 Newell H Clayton of 404 South Second West street will be honored on the ninety-secon- d anniversary of his birth with an open house celebration at his home Thursday between 2 and 9 p m The oldest living son of William Clayton secretary to Brigham Young when the latter was president of the L D S church Mr Clayton was born in Winter Quarters Neb January 12 1847 Mr Clayton is in good health his having until recently enjoyed favorite recreation of rollcr-skating -‘ Family Reunion Honors Leader More than 100 descendants of the late George Quayle Cannon prominent L D S church Industrial and political leader of Utah met in a family reunion at the Lion House aocial center 'Wednesday night The reunion marked the 112th -anniversary ot Mr Cannon's -birth Dr W T Cannon presided- at a program presented following a banquet Radio Debates Salt take City News Briefs of Will Discuss Stewart state Utah Problems - -- Sponsored by The Salt Lake Tribunes Scries of “round table" 'discussions of state problems will open Thursday f30 p in over radio station KDYL To be known as the “Utah Forum” the programs will be presented each Thursday at the same hour University of Utah debaters directed by Coach LaVerne C Bant and assisted by invited guest authorities willbe principals in the broadcasts All subjects to bepre-sentefor consideration will concern Utah directly or center on curd rent national matters Thursday's broadcast will discuss “Does Utah Have a A doctor’s prescription ex- cessive use of alcohol is now offered to the public as Alcoban g and can be It is not taken in liquor tea coffee food or any other liquid with or without the user’s knowledge Aids the sufferer to overcome the craving for liquor and to build up his resistance Try a box at our risk Sold Money back if not delighted by Coombs Drug Company 380 So Stat’e stree-and all other good druggists Get Alcoban today (Adv) habit-formin- t Burglars Loot § L Offices — - Named — LeConte Speaker Siewarl Tpi ofessur of art at the University of Utah and Calvin Fletcher professor of art at the Utah State Agricultural college will discuss present day painting at the Utah Art Center Friday at m 8:30 Visit School— Members of the state board of education will — 'make their first official visit as a body to the new Carbon junior college at Price Tuesday Charles H Skidmore superintendent of public Instruction said Wednesday Sturt - More than Leon children took first lessons in harmonica playing in the Tribune-Telegraauditorium Wednesday as new classes under direction of Mrs Walter Hampton get underThe course is sponsored way 140 thefts from business houses and automobiles were reported to police Wednesday From the National Carloading corporation 637 West Second South street $60 in postage stamps and a calculating machine were stolen and from the Ligncil and Gill photo- Forger Held— Don R Coombs of Lark was held in Sait Lake county jail Wednesday awaiting federal grand jury action after pleading guilty to a charge' of forging a $39 W p A check His bond was set at $1000 by U S Commissioner Edward D Dunn in a" hearing Tuesday 18 Kesler Returns— A Pratt Kes-le- r assistant city attorney and a member of the executive council of the junior bar association returned to Salt Lake City Wed- - nesday after attending a meeting of the officers of the junior association of the American Bar in Chicago ' Today’s Meetings — Meetings scheduled in Salt Lake City Thursday included: Interstate Co m m c rce comm iss i on l and the "Dtah 9" a m Pacific Hot e National city recreation department Life Assurance company Hotel Utah 9 a m Red Jacket ManuLight (lost Slot — Salt Lake facturing company Hotel Utah City's Christmas street decora 9 a m: University of Utah Bible tions -- cast approximately $5000 dassHoteh-Utah10a:mTSaJ R Jones chairman of the junLake associaior chamber of commerce comtion annual meeting Beau Brum-mmittee for the project said Wednesday past-wee- k Utah-Idah- STRAIN” IS HOUSEHOLD of the nation's house wives need (lasses! Appalling isn't it? Yet thousands go on day in and day out oblivious t a t he cruel de- -' mands housework makes on Are you one of their eye 79 these? MXKE 8URE ABOUT YOUR EYES I Registered optometrists with offices here will frankly tell you if glasses are not needed WORD! The Salt Lake county agricultural planning board Wednesday appointed 10 committees witlf subjects and chairmen as follows: Correlation of state' and national programs James H Jensen of West Jordan crops and weed control Lawrence T Dahl of West Jordan livestock George Winder of Granger farm and industrial cooperation Emil Feulner of Hunter health Mrs Donald Hogan of West Jordan youth planning Paul Boyce of Sandy farm and home finance Rodney S Nyman county F S A supervisor irrigation development Chester L Bello of Pleasant Green of resources Marden inventory Broadbent assistant county agent cooperation with' farm hureau Joseph E Blake of Bennion and Mrs Hogan The board met at the office of ' County-Age- nt - V- L Martineatr to - decide what topics will be studied then left selection of personnel for each committee to Mr Blake chairman and Mr tartineau It Printer-Manager- Rato Increases— Communicable disease cases increased during the state board the of health's weekly report showed New cases totaled 404 which was 60 more than during the precedgraphing studio 22 North State ing period Chickenpox was restreet a timing clock and a pair of for the major Increase sponsible gloves were taken and scarlet mumps Entering a service station at 874 although fever were more numerous than Fifth East street thieves stole six the week ending Decemautomobile tires and from a station during 30 1938 at 303 East Fourth Soutlj street ber stole onB tire Arrest Made— Paul Marley 38 Thefts from cars included a trunk Ind was arof Indianapolis filled with clothing from a machine rested by sheriff’s ofWednesday San of owned by George Zarlinge on a charge of forging a ficers Francisco $7078 worth of automo- doctor’s prescription calling for a bile accessories from a car of A containing narcotics' preparation E Wood of Olympia Wash and two tires and wheels from a car of Ask Aids — Mrs Cornelia S M E Schindler of 801 Simpson Lund county recorder Wednesavenue day asked county commissioners for more employes to bring her records up to date and keep in Kiwanis proper repair some 1000 books which are in "deplorable’’ condiThe request was referred tion for- investigation The Salt Lake City Kiwanis club will hold a joint installation of ofPolicies Discussed — To discuss ficers and twentieth anniversary regional policies and fund re-- ’ birthday party at 7 p m Thursday quirements for the next fiscal in the Hotel Utah club officials year Wasatch national forest said Wednesday rangers met at the federal buildo George- - H Lowe of Ogden ing Wednesday Conferences will district governor Guy A continue Thursday and Friday lieuFalls Idaho’ of Idaho Stevens tenant governor and representaMeeting Held — Approximately tives of clubs throughout the dis350 members of the Elks Lunchtrict will attend ceremonies eon club abandoned regular noon Principal speaker at the cere- meetings Wednesday in favor of monies will be Dr Charles E Millian annual "cracked crab” smoker kan of Los Angeles dean of the in the Elks clubhouse Wednesday University of California law school night The meet was one of sevand chairman of public relations eral sponsored by the club — next for Kiwanis International being scheduled for January 25 when a dinner-danc- e honoring wives of members will be given Fete People Realise That A Planning Body Divides Work s’ el A number of I65iSo Main i iul for - - used for years for those addicted to the hi Place Youth” Guest speakers will include Earl J Glade president of the Salt Lake Rotary club and Wilford G Frischknccht state director of the national youth administration Student speakers will be Marvin J Bertoch Leonard Ralphs and Kenneth Pierson rections - Birthday Party For Liquor Habit y Postponed —Illness Samuel W and Blood’s busiGQvernorHcnrjLHness with legislators Wednesday forced indefinite postponement of a regular monthly meeting of the state board of corMeeting Schedule Doctor’s Prescription t A' 'P Built about th'e theme "Salute to the Scoutmaster" members and friends of Salt Lake council Boy Scouts of America will conduct their nineteenth annual meeting Friday at 6 p m In South high school M A Keyaer council president announced Wedlnesday The business meeting slated for 8 p m will be preceded by a fellowship dinner over which Judge Rulon W Clark will preside Scout-er- s will be assembled by districts at 6 p m The Rt Rev Arthur W Moulton Episcopal bishop g of Utah will deliver the invocation before dinner in the' school cafeteria ' Among the distinguished speakers invited t9 attend the business session are Governor Henry H Blood Mayor John M Wallace and Mr Keyserrwho will preside over Annual committee rethe meeting ports yill be heard 4n addition to" traditional roll call and memorial services and the evening’s awarding of silver beavers for outstanding scout work Songs will be sung by scouters and instrumental music will be proBids Called — Murray city school vided- by the Sandy instrumental board will call bids Thursday at quartet 4:So p m at Arlington school on construction of an elementary school “ building and repairs to three "Other structures board members decided at TTneeting Wednesday night r highlight-- Speeding— Clarende Grastcit 21 of 1349' Eleventh East street forfeited $25 bond Jack Back 27 of 3012 South First West street forfeited 410 bond John Evans 32 of $25 or eight days Clarence Hougeson r Graziers Meet — High officials of the division of grazing from throughout the intermountain West Wednesday continued their ’Conferences in the federal building under supervision of their new chief Rutledge RH Class Opens— Opening class of a parent-teachassociatirumdult— education course will be held on Thursday at 3:30 p m at East D high school Instructors are-Schroder and Mrs Margaret E cafe 12 noon Utah Manufacturers’ association Hotel Utah 12 noon Utah State Medical association Beau Brummel cafe 12 noon Utah State Bar Beau Brummel cafe 12 noon Sugar house club Rotary International Milk Group Reelects List of Officers All officers and board members of the Salt Lake City Milk Distributors’ association had been reelected Jj Wednesday following a meeting of of all dairies of the 2263 East Twenty-firs- t South representatives as well as dairy machinery street 12:15 p m Intermoun city at the Beau Brummel tain Association of Credit Men distributors cafe Newhouse hotel 12:15 p m The reelected officers include the Daughters of the American Revo- following: John Rex Winder presilution Newhouse hotel 2 p m dent James E Hamilton vice presiconvention County Officials' dent with C M Egan Alvin Soren Newhouse hotel 2 p m VeterW Tenney Cannon Jr as mem ans of Foreign Wars Newhouse and Mr Hamilton bers of the board hotel 6:30 p rp Soroptimist also was named secretary-treasurclub Hotel Utah 6:30 p m Tri-of the organization club Y W C A offices 6:30 Kiwanis club 7 p m p m Apartment House Association of Utah Newhouse hotel 7:30 p m Chevrolet parts and service men’s meeting Newhouse hotel 7:30 er L IT’S GOOD FOR p m Forty and Eight New- house hotel 8 p m Carnation Milk company Hotel Utah 8 p m Painters’ union local No 77 Labor Temple 8 p m Meat Cutters’ union local No 537 Labor Temple 8 p m Electrical Workers’ union local No 57 Labor Temple 8 p m Poultry Workers' union local No 537 Labor Temple 8 p m Utah State Lodge No I I O O F I O O F hall 8 p m PAIRS SORENESS BACKACHE t - 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