Show Tiirwlav Moriiing- April 4 1939 £bc Salt £ake £ribttnc- - - Relief Society Science Solves Secret Report on Of Body Chemicals Rapid Growth Cornell Savants See Possible Mission Heads Featured With 1200 Relief Society Singing Mothers Wifi Open Sleets Today ConlYmuT W ill Self-Governi- Study IIcIUt Homo LuHiinico (Gontimicd Iron) vw Speed Activity 1‘agn One) te Musical Urogram Music of exceptionally huth order will he sung by the massed Relief Society Singing Mothers at jreneral sessions of the womens organiza-tio- n conference Wednesday and at opening conference sessions Thurs-la- y W sde N Stephens has been rehearsing the central group from the Salt Lake area for some months The central Rroup will form one chorus and other singers from outside will form another chorus with the two groups singing five-paharmony on special selections arranged bv Mr Stephens Massed rehearsals Monday in the tabernacle were climaxed by a reception for the singers given bv the general board in the Newhnuse hotel Monday night Rehearsals will continue all day Thursday Soloists for the Singing Mothers) Include Mrs Margaret Stewart 3 lew let t Mrs Mvrth Hassell Mrs Bessie Marley Mrs Irene Cummings and Mrs Margaret Merchant Mrs Alta B Cassity is piano accompanist ebo Make Choir I IT14'r1'll - s'fljarji— m' 'nnP"1 — ’TP'r f ree so oists and Ihe piano e Relief Society Singing Mothers chorus gathered here from accompanist for the t Tong out the west to sing at I P S conference sessions Left to right Mrs Margaret Stewart Hewlett Mrs Myrth Hassell and Mrs Bessie Marley soloists and Mrs Alta B Cassity accompanist irUTimr f Him lTi — '0 1200-voic- Need for additional chapels in the Canadian mission besides the new one recently completed in Toronto was emphasized by Mr Smith Mr Seegmiller said average attendance of looal members who fill all offices of the Denver district (stake) at monthly union meetings These officers is more than 200 come to the activity planning sessions from four branches in the Denver area and from branches at Pueblo and Fort Collins Colo and' Cheyenne and Laramie Wyo Te$ls Party Pom XT Today $ £ 1 Illinois Goes A Harrv Hershev chairman of the Democratic state committee quoted National Chairman James A Fancy as saying: "As Illinois goes so will go the nation in 1940” With that in mind Congressman R S McKeough it)) Illinois asked one million votes of confidence" m Kelly and President Roosevelt In the February 2$ primaries the Democratic vote was 954311 against 2sl M3 for the Republicans— a ratio of more than three to one Kiigibltl to vote Tuesday were 1 S07 130 registered citizen Po:s will be closed at 5 p m central standard time : V’’ ' L-- 4 fc 4' I thorities I LDS Leader Cm:-- B Reaches 69 Gertrude llorlucher (renter) one of two I I) S church memhers from Dublin Ireland here to attend church conference sessions Mrs Amy Brown Ivman (left) counselor in the Relief society presidency and former head of European mission women's organizations and Mrs Emma A Empey are show n with Miss Ilorlacher M iss -- —— — —— Brief Items Gathered Here and There Planned Saturday -- two-yea- tornia-LeGran- iv S p m F-t- y) p m Former Arri‘-- more ctonomkii 4 I D Ofiicial 8 11 i hv- - aa rrh n the L D S council of twelve apostles preparing for the 109th annual conference of the church to begin Thursday and in other church affairs electioneer- e - ing Say nt So DRESDEN W Term April 3 (cP -- Worker Claudius F Rowlett has entered the Weakley P will WASHINGTON Aprl 3 VT-navy Mopped up the pace of its warship construction program Mon- Jay by calling for bids on eight! ships without waiting for appro-- ! A pratiors to be authorized by con- - Born Apirl 4 1870 in Salt Lake City Mr Smith represents the third generation in his family who have been members of the council and of thf? first of presidency gran(Jfither was George A Smith a cousin of Joseph Smith prophet-foundof the church and his father John Henry Smith was an apostle gtf” T e shps four destroyers and Missouri Lands four submarines were authorized the act of 1934 SJnUlll by ill N Y and appropriations for them were asked by Fresident Roosevelt in his XEW y0RK April 3 UP Chilled me"ige to congress on the BM0 jut chipper and out of pocket only bud: $2750 Clare W Bunch of Robert-S- r A naval official llt ’‘eison Mo dropped down on Roose- first tune an bus memory that field Monday after a trapscon- That’s fair speedy att action had been taken tlnental nontop flight that4’ set MEMPHIS Term April 3 By anticipating the appropriations for llght planes reord Wellers shop has been tre expects to nave a the( -- j nearly hit a mountain near picketed for the last aeven months groundwork ITTL paper work com Pittsburgh" he grinned "Otherwise union — ple'ed by the lmo the money be- Che by the auto mechanics trip was uneventful Now I want and it amuses him So Monday he comes available Although con- a bath a shave and a soft bed ” be let until the money hired an organ grinder and his tracts imnot Bunch left Burbank Cal at 10:41 bids can be re- -' a m monkey to trail the picketer up us appropriated (P S T ) Sunday His arrival and down tha front of the shop ceiv ed was timed by E W Guthrie presi“I didn't want the picketer to dent of Roosevelt field at 1:0710 get too tarred with his job” said p m (E S T giving him a flying Weller The picketer amuses me Slavs to I’seape time of 23 hours 26 minutes comI would so I though get somepared with the 30 hours 37 minone to amuse him Ditty Weekly Claims utes required last November Jones BERLIN April 3 (T -- The inde- by John-VPuzzle: Find Spring "Milipendent weekly army journal BURLINGTON Yt April 3 CF taerwocherbiatt” said Monday that LfTTUE KNOWN FACTS ABOUT snow-'orIt s spring but — a two-da- y the Slavic subjects of the German ended Monday nigh: after of Bohemia and Mo- -i protectorate the local record for breaking April farm-linwith a fall of 9 7 inches The old ravia would be available for foresting' mining and factory mark was 96 inches set April 11 work in event of war 1924 A "Czech citizen” said the AUrle from thnr m!rr tew uffer-er- e journal really know much aOout what lie “wilt not be subject to military duty atc Canadian at their Dios Thev wcii'M therefore in the event " ' tain S T JOHN N B April 3 (Cana- of war be fully available fo'r work! Your aiMre on a postcard wii dian Dress' Rupert Wilson WtyOn the fields and in the fores and promptly bur you free of anv cunt more 64 former t’anrtdian nunister m the mines and in the factories or ob'muMou th latent 1919 edit on ot Art tiriti and tra of ciisinm and inland revenue died and would in this manner help con- Addrena the author Khetimathm t lie the tribute heart defonss of the suffered nu Monday Ftl jj j'j vt great H P ) common homeland' Maine seizure Saturday tAdv j county political lists with the candid slogan: "Help me get off relief 'Elect me tax assessor” which fellow Campaign cards workers helped finance by i iHitrihirioru picture him holding a shovel -- jfiSS Pilot Plane Viiison-Tramm- You need not move to larger quarters or alter your offices Tliere's bidden space in your present location waiting for you to turn it into money In offices of every size extra space has been created by Shaw-allte- r Triple-DutFiles Their broad tops are a counter or y ii TW Store Blessed REDDING Cul Aprl 3 Cl” fteen-year-oid Bod Ewrg was justifiably skeptcal when two vourg men drove up m a model T -Fi- John Wells formerly a member of the I IV S church presiding1 bishopric and Mrs We! had ad rived Monday m Salt Lake City con- to attend the Urith annul k u e of toe L !V S church Botn are in good health They have spent the past 11 months m Diego and now sr staying at Slight Case of Confusion the Belvedere apartment-hote- l T HAYTI Mo Apirl 3 V-- W Netherv and T A Me Nail campaigned for a month for ree lection ovali-- t IAeciitril to the school board Then almost Valencia spam Apr! 3 'd- on the eve of Tuesday's election The former chief of the republican they learned their term don't exmilitary polue in Valencia Loreto pire for another (ear But if you are red you Apeltaruz Garcia and 2') of his aids think their face we-ri-uteMonday after being should see the o’rier two boil'd convn-tewho memhers the by a nationalist military geniemei not nations and tor- - thought thev ) i year Rates d nng th cm! war j of grace 'iicy bai tJ do some - r-sf- c t furious - sixty-nint- h CD-Ge- Ford and toid him he could have the car His skepticism began to melt when a youth identifying himself as Forest Cornmiller of Salem Ore and as owner of the car signed the registration transfer slip and gave it to Bud Bud finally climbed in and drove away w hen Cornmiller explained he was “tired of nursing” the machine for Farley birthday anniverbe spent by George Albert Smith member of The C Reunions mu lan - Sugurhouce ward 1950 street Saturday a: lec ’m His sary Tuesday i alled' Her 3 OKLAHOMA CITY Vddiliotial April i LT'— Evelyn June Cure! 2b begun an “undrcAs” strike Mondav against going from her jail ce'i Three additional L D S missionary reumofar to be held Saturdays' to the courtroom and toll depu-mgin connection with the 109t h ties they would hive to Hr - her 11 it general conference of the L' in 0kv if P church were announced Mon- her that - she wants 'lavbrng ure: di They ward in anyway” iwid District Judge South African— Thirty-frs- t Hooker Mi Care: shneaed 1120 Ninth East On!'-- : trvt Sat-- ! Sum t the edict hastily dressed and iv 9 p m r a de ward Yalei accepted burglary t i 'avenue and McClelland street Sat-- ! term after changing he: plea to I Skyscraper” by leaps and bounds By using home missionaries we hope to find from 300 to 500 additional newly immigrated members within the next six months” He said a building program of considerable volume mi under way New contacts in the Mexican mission Mr Anderson said are made principally through the Primary association and through friends since tracting is not permitted The Mexican government officials are extending fair treatment toward the church members but some of the laws applying to all churches reHe strict activities he indicated said baptims in the mission for the first two months of 1939 are only 20 per cent below those for the entire year of 193S Some of the increase he attributed to seeking out members’ children over 12 4 years old who had not been baptized Ail mission presidents of North America are to meet Tuesday in the temple with church general au- - f tic u" Built Like a Building Program ‘The mission and district organizations" he said “are growing ll 1 w I Start as-b- T Vig-nea- Mont” Chicago' Vole $2500-ernac- exprnenre The discovery shows how the body when "short" on one “life” chemical body performs this chemical mira can sometimes take a different one cle were announced to the Chemi and convert it into the missing sub- cal society by Dr Vincent du stance head of the department of The study may in time lead to Cornell Medical colweek biochemistry in “balance" light on the We find that local members belege has body chemistry which medicine come more zealous when they are were learned by making both begun to think is the basis of all They addi"life” sulphurs with “labels" The that and responsibility given good health were atoms of deuterium tional looal and regular missionIn persons the peculiar “labels" aries then have time to find more “Hfe” healthy is about 12 per cent the heavy hydrogen which make sulphur old and new members David A of the hair nails and of the Insulin heavy water When the rats exBroadbent of Minneapolis presi- which governs sugar and prevents creted these sulphurs' after their dent of the north central slates diabetes It is necessary to growth bodies had finished using them the mission said "labels” had been shifted The In the young Other mission presidents who told Sulphur lack causes a disease changes revealed the chemical alof success of the system which is called systinuria whose symptoms terations made in the body The methionine changes into an n expected to result in organization are kidney stones and a of scores of additional stakes are condition Sulphur gone wrong has intermediate chemical and then into David A Smith Canadian mission been suspected but not proved to cystine The intermediate chemical head William W Seegmiller west- be involved in cancer Baldness never had been found in living tis- ern states mission and A Lorenzo has not been traced to sulphur sue But the Cornell scientists were 3 Anderson Mexican mission despite the large load of this Chroni- able to point to its existence by cal in hair making It in test tubes Growth Large The "labels” showed that the But no living body either human Mr Broadbent said growth of his or animal can get its needs from chemical steps from one form of misaion is just as large from mi- ordinary sulphur The body merely sulphur to another were "degradagration of Utah Idaho and Arizona excretes plain sulphur The ‘life" tion” that is the methionine lost church members to that area ap- sulphur exists "in only two forms one of its parts The lost part was parently aa from new converts cystine and methionine Both are 'some cRrbon Su a i Tha "lahie'1 l "Only recently” he said "we found rethere were two member-familie- s proteins in food Meat is rich in the body does not and possibly cannot change cystine into methionine siding In Gardiner and Mammoth cystine and milk' in methionine This pair belongs to a group of Mont Wa sent missionaries over However of the two forms cysand within several weeks discovered tine is the one that appears in the 22 amino acids of which a dozen 70 members and established a body This clue led to discovery are considered necessary to mainbranch New Sunday schools and that the other "life” sulphur can tain life The "label" method is exRelief societies also have been es- change into cystine pected to show how all of them tablished at Lewistown and Baker The steps by which the living behave ' half-dpzc- from April s gricultural ' (AP)— Discovery of the chemical process the sulphur essential to life manufactures a which by living body was reported to the American Chemical society here Monday BALTIMORE 3 run-dow- The Ncbo stake choir from Spnngville directed by J D Chrism tensen will eing at Friday general conference sessions and the taber(Continued From Tag One) nacle choir directed bv J Spencer Cornwall will sing Sunday over the fated and 75 new schools had been built He stated the people wanted regular national broadcast from performances not promises" and 10:30 to 11 a m and at general sescontended: sions has given ‘My Administration' Special meetings have been ar- more service at less cost than any ranged for Friday when no general conference sessions will be con- other m the modern history or Chiducted Annual general conference cago” He promised he would not mensessions alwavs are planned to include April t) anniversary dale tion Green's name He didn't Green 4’ dapper handsome leaving this year Saturday to in-- 1 drafted by the Republican elude a welfare program meeting at command had a hand til the prose-ci- t fi a m in the Assembly hall a n ion of A1 Capone and a meeting at 10 a m other bootleg barons early in in the Bishop s building auditorium an Aaromc priesthood convention at the current decode 30 a m in the Assembly hall and at Ka Machine Rule 2 p m a gathering of ranking Ho campaigned to "reedeem Chipriesthood leaders in the temple assembly room The last mentioned cago from machine rule” He charged is tha first meeting of this nature business and industry were being ’driven’ from the city by high held in the temple for 40 years e JiI'u pledged economy He General pnestnood meetings will held Fixdav at 7 p m in the Ub- - sfrI’1 l'emoerats had spent t0 nominate Kelly because and a I’rimarv meeting will convene at the same tune in the!'K'!l' n'1 his machine are afraid huve the spotlight of honesty Assembly hall A mass ward choir t0 used on their padded payrolls festival will be held Saturday night in the tabernacle An Eas'ejulhgme ani poetical contracts A K Stiles chairman of the Rewill prevail m music and speech at the Deseret Sunday school union publican state committee said a conference Sunday at 7 p m in the Republican triumph would "absolutely insure a Republican victory tabernacle m the state in 1 if 40 and probably in the nation as well” The election in the opinion of Conof Green gressman Hamilton Fish (R New York would he a "knockout blow to the new dealers” nm 'V ' Faster growth and greater activity are being attained In L D S church missions by organization of district organizations having essentially the same functions as those of stakes four mission presidents reported Monday on their arrival In Salt Lake City to attend the ohurch’s 109th annual general conference this member of genera! welfare rum-muriitotiss "hamily Conservn-tio- n an Aim of the Church Welfare V Mrs Amy Evans program’ general board member spook on What Reaed Society Mas Contrib-lile- d to hnnuly Welfare’ and Mrs Hendricks ilise us Caroline M rrohlem of Modern family Life” One of the church genera! Mrs Kohison: her first counselor Mrs Amv Brown Lvmnn her second counselor Mrs Kate M Barker Mrs Eliza W halm president of Oahu stake Belief society And general hoard members will Address general sessions Wednesday in the tabernacle ’I know Key to Health in Natural Action on Life Sulphur Districts ! hr War workingareaTheyrepUcespace-consumin- The o£c tixiffnvautatiMnt)1! IWtcrtbsi pictures 1000 tiero arwr pertinent ofhec Qoe tions Aik to ire the sew ShW'W(kcr buysrs- - guide t g railings partitions and ordinary counters ith these files one office recently increased its usable floor area by one-thir- d increasing the number of desks and people Let one of our men reveal to by 33 Vi you your bidden Jlwr space No obligation Call Was 4180 rent-fre- e ’’ 28-2- 9 ARTHRITIS g leader - fta-- Animus-Rheumati- KELLY COESPilllY 23 WEST 1ST SOUTH WAS 4180 MANUFACTURERS OF RULED AND PRINTED FORMS “Everything for the Office” |