Show o 4M Thursday Morning ‘Hot Oil’ Law Stirs Sharp House Deltaic Friends Foes Air Views On Measure WASHINGTON April 26 UP)- -A house committee considering a sen bill to make permanent the Connally hot oil act heard it described Wednesday as a great conservation measure and as a tool of petroleum monopolies The act expires June 30 It prohibits the interstate shipment of oil produced In violation of state laws Senator Connally (D) Texas told the interstate and foreign commerce subcommittee the law had aided state officials in maintaining an orderly production of petroleum with a consequent conservation of reserves Held Monopoly Aid Representative Coffey (D) Washington author of a bill to repeal the act declared It was working to the advantage of big oil monopolies who were able to maintain fixed price levels in Washington and other nonproducing petroleum states Connally testified after Representative Cole (D) Maryland submitted letters from Secretary Ickes supporting the bill to make the act permanent and in which Ickes said: "The Connally law is legislation of proven value It performs a hasio function in the prevention of the movement of contraband oil In interstate and foreign commerce and should be considered as fundamental in any broader program of oil conservation in which the federal government may participate" Texas Law Cited f Discussion was provoked on the point that while the Connally act in actual practice applied only to Texas that state did not have a permanent conservation law (R) Representative Wolverton New Jersey asked Connally why the Texas legislature had not enacted permanent legislation and why the Texan believed the federal government should do so before the Y states iTljc Suit £akc (Tribune Salt Lake School News and Views Continued from Fe Fourteen) ! -- April c 27 1939 23 Local and Intermountain Obituaries Statistics a B blanket material from Park school to buy mote books Josephluetaln Home Mr K T Rtmmoni of Wei Albert Behrcmlt h zra Alight HUnr Ho came to Uuh with hie huKioii Mr Bramh of Pries and blankets are made— Bobby which will be used in the primary Marriage Licenses in 1JMJ4 a comer! to the L j) 8 Mrs Or u Turner of Suntiyatde taients Albeit BrhirmH tmieral servhe for 5t he In lamtlv thtmh The fust graders of the Salt Lake County buneral ervles will be conducted SunMuphton grades of 7b2 lake Btteel will he londutinl Sun where Mr Slone hd aeitlul lttd time He nur day at 2 p m lu Wellington L D 8 want Ihv ni J p ni m the bunt L D b ward J timi I I uiih hj Salt I like Cit Interne Gale of lUhtr in 3'iH He hapel tiy Biatiop A L Draper Burial will ried Highland Park school luive chosen Rone lee 32 Balt Lake Cltv httjel hv Hluhop W F Bromlev had held several position In the Mapletim be in Wellington ccmeterv directed by W ai Snow White’’ as the best book call at bneiula Club Jh Seventh Met Enrolls D 8 waid and was an elder at the lace ntuy Hobby Joseph MtHInoon (smith 2o Salt uioittiaiy of Piles s'0uh aireet Friday and Saturday and at lime of deaih the librarian Miss Fiances Brezier t n to aervlrea the rest len Sunday prior hi widow are nine son Beri ha Leone Grimes 23 halt Laka has read to them The second giad-er- s Mr Behiendl died in Io Angelea Sun- andSutMMuK leidea daughter Many Children Geoige K Veia and Norma Grace Girlson Hi day (mu a me piendU is are enjoying the "Run Awa ''h ne of Mupletun Leonard G Slone id Mary He was horn Jnmiaty 27 18b I In Hedl n ( Mrs teorge (reeu ami alt Take FARMINGTON— Mrs Mary Grace Crk GeorKf Hhert farter 7! Garfield Deer” a which she Oaler of ton also is Willulm Mr WUiifini Paru li of Orem Mih Walter son UO died at her home Tuesday at 10 30 genbeil Germany Beverly Wlllmore editor reading Iboiort Haller 19 Gnrfiehl tudem k and Rosette Fnpel Behrendt R hn hou Jr and Mr timer Wheeler if p m of ailments incident to age Ida Jean Smnison associate editor to them It is illustrated by Lilly are his widow Mr Bertha K mirviwig Mrs Catiaou was horn January 13 1849 ringy ille Mm Wallace smeneon of Pal It a Hems son Miss Bfhrrn and Jleh imm v Biazier dauU)tt is reading Sompi 31 gramU hildren five hiotheis and in bareham Luglaud Mie can's to tha Wedding Specialtie remit ami Mri Hedwlg B Wes he of hull msieis Highland Park School— The Hob- “Alice m Wonderland" to the third Mra J H tdvldni of Maileton Untied btates and aettled la Farmlngtou K bert J Reh-- i sire Cltv and two brother I ‘done of Wonder Ore loeeph Oscar in 190 by club of Highland Par school giaders which they ate dt f Hull I ake Cltv and Otto Hehiendt T Mi Mime of Walla Walla Wash J Suivtvhie are hr husband John Oscar enjoying o Getnianv held a meeting in the library room There la one grandson Hale of Magna J W ritoue of Lo An SCHUBACH'S of barmiitRion Hilton and a nephew thoroughly we lea Cal Pllltnc of Albeita Canada tlmile Lucille Madsen took fnr Diamonds famous and president Wedding Gift" Not man Nelson of the sixth giado will be Funeral eundmted Frieetvhen Watch repaired by sxpsiU Lowest Albert Caslleberg charge Nathalie Hubbaid displajed contributed ten day at I p in In Farmington North I of the 'Chilprices guaranteed workmanship hit S R Dr II ward (hapel by Bishop J Ivan He Sanders her collection of soap samples dren Activity" issues i 27 Mam regulation ancLaaamtnatlon Albert Castleherg ahout ftft former Suit Burial wilt be in frainungton city cetue magazine which she has collected from many fake Cltv resident died Hunriay m St ROCK SPRINGS Wvo — Funeial serv terv "The Junior Book of Authors" is j m I ittls Rock Ark after u es for Dr R li hander widely k town mnv call at 16 Mat Seventh hospital BARNETT & WEISS We enjoyed it a book which all the different states a long Mlm na grooMlng to word received "etru Wyoming and pnhtnal 9oinh street salt lake City Thursday ant surgeon children use Your credit m pood 21 t trd Ha here b friends Tueedav leader who died M unlay will be contimted t the resi e in Farmington fruna li very much She has 52 pieces in all in the library the about Mr Reading Castleber had oerated a doughnut in the Manonio temjde at 2 p m Ihurs to 32 3D p m Friday DD1NG ANNOUNCING MS Doiothy Strike brought her brace- author makes the stories more in- SPECIAL— In (he hemloh lav e hotel I onpren from tand Jui Rev the with Rtthaid the of W 4KSK Hraenn Bid ArUraft Pres 1rt IS until he left halt Laka City for Little 3irt Methoitst let of charms She also brought church offtnatmg Rot k ItfU December Dr Sanders who had Tubv Marie Milliner teresting Thib book tells all about In west a small round box filled with the He previously had operated almilar stand ern WvontluK sime 1913piactned was bom in authors and how they happened In Mari Milliner of PM)A and citie the Utah— Ruby on Licenses Alabama other November 9 lKbo bpnkane Wash In 191 t charms We suggested that Dorothy to write their books Marriage vear old daughter of Alfred ami Mina Cashi a lea he oi ened offlie Unite tit kvauston and entered make things from her charms She the I! 8 medical corps fiom there for ter Milliner died at a Heber hospital lata Cache County Surviving are a divorced wife and rtnuch ler of hevtnour Tea two ststern Mra W World war servne has over 60 in her collection NaAfier servuig over- 'uesdav of pueumoutH Hvrum Rii1 Winifred Allen HuKsman of I aJolla Cni and Mr Maty seas he established his hhe was burn at Peoa Atigtist 0 19 H Kem Helh Jorgensen 3 9 Bmittillelil dine Schultz told about her hobby Students OWrve Btreaford of New York City and a mete merer and came to Rmk praclueMn She is suivived by hi r parent two brothIn 1921 two Barhaia Castleton former alar of the ailent At the time of hla death habpiinga was a conliact ers Kenneth and James Milliner of making model airplanes lrGrand hmlth Malliewi 2 i Proi- She Him of New York City and by and Juanita Mtillner sutceon tn Hupetior e flriu could not bring them to school behrre Milliner PeoA of John Prominent Day in Democratic grandparents siata Zellln Huni)hrea 20 Millville clrdes he aeived as state aeualur from 39 U ml Mt and Mrs James Casper of Charlescause they were 'too fragile Fred P Smith until ifltft and as Denuxratlc state com ton Anderson Andrew Cleveland JJ Ralph v The board of education is allow- John Morgan editor Funeral servUe will be conducted Idaho nmieeman ftom He had Fred P Pmith 72 former Salt Lake Cltv served borh as 19 U untiland19J8 in Peoa L D H ward m Me hole's aiMiemto t )la Anna Roper 17 Thatcher Idaho seretarv of hapelat hv2 Rishop resident died unexpeMedly f ing the librarian of the Highland Mary Lynn at 2 the Wyoming president Tuesday InterRted Marchant Medual ansociatlon and editor p m an he was goti g Mom hi home In had been a member of the Hweetwater ment will m Peoa cemetery Paris Idaho to his resisuraut acoid (ountv board of ban Dtegn Cal He whs n g to word received heie He secretary of the public welfareOil by friend Salt reKiinm II Juines KUsler Irving High School-D- ale lefcil age Atlou company had suffered a heart attak ’ontie Adams and of Ihe MedUtne bujetior Bow oil company ports: In obsei vance of Mr hmlth a native of Boston came to He was an Helen Wheeler legal age Alton Wvo member of both the Utah approximately 25 ears ago as a sales 40 A 8 and ative VlRNAL— Mrs Lontie Adama of Myton the students the Spanish Ameiuan Lecum day (he man for eastern liquor Intetest In a hodal at Vcnml tie was Mssoutc orders Rck k Springs Indira of died in live In local United Commercial She was hntu January 17 1895 ip Verpresented an assembly to the student Kcno N'ev Travelers Aerie of slrl"K and Lagles and to He LftRles nal fraternal Myron and Nancy Gurr Mott Odd tie last The organisations national iellows B’riday body Noel R 1ft Ofcden Ulah moved to California about 15 year ago Mhiul services weie conducted Wednes-lanthem of Mexico was sung by a Marie DI Trapani 24 Ogden Utah in Verna) L D S Second ward chapel ate hi widow Mr Ellen Burvlvlng e Wahlstiom Interment was In Vernal cemetery Smith of San Diego and two Lulu Irene group of Spanish students followed Kelly son hv a former martlage ted bv Swam funeial home Mineral and burial will laka plact lit San Mis ST LOUIS April 26 CD — John by short talks on the nations in the Las Vegas Nev dams ia survived bv her hmhand HY Nev — Mi Lulu Irene Keilv 7 mother of C A Kelly of Hv diet! suddenly M C Adams and two aona of Mytou Diej0 2T Boulder Cit' Jlnvd ! Muni Beth Bell pact Barrymore explaining "we’re just t her home Utah in Amanllo Texas Pom tn 1(J Boulder City two people who didn’t hit it off Peggy Newell and Rnquet Perez Iter a shoil Illness M I Mr 27 Fnhit on Gold Kelly Howard Carolyn lark moth-eword of hi r receiving Draper S King s dirfih left together” confirmed reports Wed- gave Spanish dances Eliseo Marauto fc r hs egas and Jo-ep- ic Martha Coffin Clark 27 Albuquerque Mis Carolvit M Druper 77 a resident there will take by N M a plana Dir Amarillo nesday night that his fourth wife tinez played an accordion solo and of Kansas Cltv OGGI- V — Joseph 8 King 70 of at Mi died Wednesday Elaine Barrie would divorce him Mrs Berta Majcr sang some Span2 2o a m at the home of her daughter died Wednesday afternoon at hi home Carl R lee 21 Califnte Mrs Harry M a hemorthage He was born January Walker 174ft Yalecrral Martha It Niel-o- n Bratrbe illlUift 18 Callente The noted actor who is appear- ish songs avenue a aon of Harold 8 in Kavsvitie 22 1860 K We were highly honored by the ( llfford Casada 15 I as Vega Mis Diaper was born In Baltimore Md PROVO — Mi ing with his young wife here this Mfl-- n R fifl ami A lie e Bennett King Mrtht M Allen 33 Las Vegas Hv 17 illteil Mrs Lovlna widow are hi l8hl the daughter of Mr ami wife of Andrew Nielsen of Orem died Surviving week in "My Dear Children" said presence of senor E L Elizondo Mr John Clark Hhe was a member of ut a Bingham hospital King whom he mairled te ember 11 JH04 I’aul Roce 41 South Pasadena Cal the two who were mairicd two and Mexican counsul to this aiea who the league if the Baited Heart and of two weeks illness li nn a stroke following Leonard and Suit lake Lily two sou Uriiida 35 Fraser heubert Las rtsh In Kansas City She heid gone to Bingham to visit a son Hermun kjig of Clinton three dsughier Lady of I ourdes Mr Group Allnnls Meet half years ago had decided to spoke on cfcrf Besides Mrs Walker she Mm In Mih Prec nig Ftull of Clinton survived hv Ned Nielsen who rt Hides Iheie A t— a L A another Mrs J Hagen principal also gave Hall oi she whs born Match 9 JH7 t at J inrinn Russell of Tooele and Mr Maielda Hanscm She probably will friends daughter pat Henry IfandcM 30 Phafter it H King of Kansas Of Junior Red Cross if a two ( len Jame brothers Mr nt Mr Og s Hi ami daughter Wlllum ( Rbn talk about the history of the chaige incompatibility he said Burial will be in Kansas City Hnd had liveil in Otem for tha point and Archie King of Ogden five ern Maurlne Coffey 34 La VcgH iit 4 West lister vear Mrs George R Bennett Mr Walter Elaine she married Mr Nielsen In Jantiaiv whom Barrymore pact Wilson Wood editor uv 4 ( Boulder 1891 Hixke she and Mrs Ralph King of West Point slier an whs worker li athe ju the Mrs The assembly was directed by hs “a very intelligent girl L D 8 church and Relief Innie Berrien Oscar Jones of Rov and Mrs Richard fdna L Miller 31 Boulder City Halpin aociety Mary Jackson associate editor Minder and a fine actress” was not im- Mrs Rhoda M Jones and Miss of Clinton and hv 15 graudclul-- I Finn! rite fnr Mrs Annie Halpin Per re and two great grandchildren Florence Bennion Spanish instructrien ?9 who died Midday morning at her Olof L Llntah School— The Red Cross mediately reached for comment is Iljrti Iledenberg home 219 hast Miuth Temple idreet will be ors assisted by Miss Clara RichAssociation of Utah held its annual minded Thursday nurninff at 344 Fast PROVO — Olof L 74 Benson — William Alma and Jus dta I tllian Hedenberg ards 'Ihe service APPIICATIOV FOR TRADE NAME will be former field matt for (Bud) the Utah ldaln Sugai ban sburj 4j North Sixth Weal street kirst South street convention at the Lincoln high Deflected u and tiie private Nntice la glvan that Richard Jarob mi nny National The ball the H of senes soft Packing (iHUghtci compai boys’ Apitl Bullet Kills G Rev Th Theodore will off Lilley died hla at home on Wediesday — Willis of Salt Lake County State of Utah and Ruben Hpringv die Mae Mna school Saturday Each school in road following a lingering illness Irving high school has already com- Mllhr Mindowa 1872 Uiggard drive daughter date has Burial will be in Mt Olivet cemetery adopted for use the following His wue died last Hattudav of comph menced and much enthusiasm has April 9 Salt Lake having a Red Cross mem- Missouri School Boy tiade name tat inns from heart trouble and pneumonia Smith — Howard Brewerton and Ceulie Lila been is the aroused Fourth period and wih burled Tuesday BILLIARD BOWLING Hrrett Woods Croaa eon April 13 bership gave a display The Uintah B Blaeker Mr Hedenberg was born March 29 18ft5 ST CHARLES Mo April 26 UP) tut rent favorite to cop first place EnUle— Alrna Dorn Said trade name to be used In opand Marv Alice Mary Polly school was asked to furnish part in Provo a sou of Olof and ksther Woods Cross 14 Rodgers daughter —On April Mrs 64 Pollv his of Blacker Mary to 8 Bailey school erating condurtlng and advertising because of their arrangement of star Milton — Curtis M mi roe and Luell Raw son way He followed farming and year-olof the program We gave a short Hedenharg died Wednesday a place of business at 7 40 (cmtrattmg work for many years and be559 boulh Seventh West street sou April Superioriu aWyo a Lake heart Salt dramatization showing the cultural Charles Thoelke was accidentally players and their ability to play 17 of hospital RICHARD JACOB came man field for the LMan Idaho pm tbtgned) well under any handicap Scheduled Thurgoorf— Bntr Btanlev and Hrlen We- - ailment She was brought her for hus company and the Natloi al Packing Bugar nun contributions other nations have shot and killed Wednesday Kridav treatment pital He hi received tn education Piovo Sheriff Joseph Borymeyer said to play in their first round matches teuhkow 1006 South West Temple street Mrs Blacker was born In Fngtand PrThe pupils on the it si hools a member and wi given to us of the April 19 oem be r Jh a daughter 87 of D 8 Schiebendrien SYNOPSIS OP THE ANNUAL mreh He wa also aitlve ltt fr — Robert Dern and Margaret Robinson farm are' fourth period vs second pe- Dick(laughter program were taken from both Matthew ml hliza Riiitv came to and ternal circles waa and a STATEMENT OF THE member of the I’d IK t Mv sou April 19 Khe waa married In Supethe primary and the grammar neighbor of the Thoelke family riod first period vs third period Koennche g in 1889 local Indeenent Order of Odd Fellow k— Charles Frederick William and and rior and lived there most of her life where the WiKHimon of the 4orld fired a vs from shot sixth a VivIhm single fifth and Louts were 324 Jackson period period American Automobile Downlnglon especially They grades D H church affair she was active iu Mrs Besi Surviving are three daughter enue daughter April 19 rifle at a sparrow perched on A U celebrated Atbor day with Norra — Ktlwaid G Van WAgenen of Kchofield trained by Miss Jeannette Sherrod surviving are her husband Mrs kva and Annie Lucille Rlokcr Mtnund Vaughn two sons George EdLire Insurance Co of 8ujerlor The bullet was an assembly which was held in the Draper and Mrs Gladvs Lhilstenseu of UO West First North street non ward BJarkrr Ridge The his birdhouse and Miss Edythe M Neal Wvo of Him k Spring and Kenilworth a brother and four itslei 19 April and the St was struck The who Horn was auditorum Friday office— Pierca Building boy play Mrs J A Peterson — k rnest and string ensemble under the direcleah llvrutn Hlatker of Laramie Wyo three Geoig’e Hedenhetg ot Provo fdceHsed) Louts Mlwcourl Beai h Cal Mr Venntll Carroll 980 Wet South Temple daughters Aithera and Lovinia of Reliant e Goodman of Newport tion of Mr Arch Tueller played walking through an orchard 200 based on John Muir's life in the and of Blacker and Wyo Isabelle Smith of Grand Junction Colo Mary Superior street son April 21 President— O L Bchteyer L5 RTHiidt hildren The name of Law— woods of California Mrs ) va Bannister of Alhambra Cal and several numbers— Lourene John- yards away Clifford Fugene and Ieona Esther Secretary— Garland Brown Funeral service will be fondue led Run Mrs Pearl kord of Oakland Cal 1 5 the playlet was ‘John of the Mourn Alison Tavlorsviile son April 21 son 2 m in at Rock D p 8 condition on December 31 and three greatgrandchildren — Harold and Donna Belle Ran day Hyring L Showing Nandqiilst Some of the people who tains” waid chapel Funeral services will be conducted Sun- 1938 The Uintah school orchestra gave dera 252 Brrett place son April 21 made to the commtwlrmer of In — 10 m D Bonneville L 8 insurance of the Btate of Utah purday at p took part were Barbara Jacobs Cole Alonzo fraud and Marvel Verona a splendid concert under direction Roosevelt Leaves ward chapel bv Bishop lee C Morgan Graham t9 North Fifth West street Culrun Beartihon Janice McCune Dorthy Christof-ersoJohnson Burial will be in Provo city burial park suant to law: of Mr Arch Tueller on Monday April 21 daughter ASSETS For — Wilford Alvin and Here! Malqulat Hyde Park PRICE — Mr These children have been studying Margaret Stuc ki Barbara Davis Gutrun Bearnson Johnson $1135 468 44 Bonds and stocks 3 17 court son April 22 88 diel late Tuesday at the home of a William Ehler and Shirley Bateman These (humt—Vincent Albert Smith Bnic e I lod and Madeline Lenora 897 322 6L and preparing many selections such Ca'ch In office and banka iu daughter Mr Margaret C Powell WASHINGTON 26 538 avenue eon Hawthorne Jones April April to on a were asset be I 097734 80 Price Other causes to incident waltzes waa girls as supposed bha IDAHO ledger marches minuets and (f age Idaho— Albert ilitam 25 the widow of Halldor Johnson Roosevelt left lata Wed19ft Mound avenue ftmith 7ft of i Jaho In addicharacteristic numbers picnic and while on it they disMrs Johnson was horn June 4 1850 lu ball a blaiksimth for 525 85 Total ledger years died eaiiy night by special train for cussed John Muir and all the good Price Boland A convert to the L D 8 church tion to the orchestra selections nesday eduesdHv in an Idaho frail hoepilal attar 6 863 80 assets his Hyde Park N Y home for a he had done for forests The she tame to Utah in 1881 aetlllng at a brief illness music Martin— Mr and Mr Alex aon there was a violin solo by Shirley week's Lorlc where ahe lived for six year Mr bmlth was born October 12 JNM visit which he will for the occasion was furnished by klH- - Mr and Mis B J daughter Cleveland Gross asset $3137 389 61 Carbon eoutttv had been her in Heber Utah and came to Idaho frails Thompson r flute duet by Paul entertain twoduring ( hrlNtensen— Mr and Mrs Douglas aon home for the paat 50 year 64151 09 27 and royal years ago He maintained a shop un Les a&sets not admitted couples Miss Ivle J Ensign’s music class Keel— Mr ami Mis Amner son Allred and Dale Curry a cello solo nn are JohnJohn three J Hurvivmg lo hi retirement Broadway etteet prevlou Dormnn — Dr and Mrs J E son speak at the opening of the New son of brattle W'ash Barnev A Inhnacm in Julv 1924 56 by Marilyn Tueller and a piano York World's fair Total admitted habln — Mr and Mt E C daughter $3073238 aet of bait lake City and Albert Johnson of Beside hi widow' Mr Sarah Elizabeth solo by Joyce Stewart The string LIABILITIES Price find a daughter Mrs Margaret C Smith five aona and a daughter survive The president conferred with 79 Powell also of Prue 21 granchhlldien and Bishop William Rock Springs YVyo Smith cf San Pedro Unearned premium rererve $1421474 ensemble also played a number of Colonel 20 great grandchildren Louis Johnson assistant Monte K Smith of Bellfry al Net amount unpaid loes Mont selections— Joyce Stewart hlnv — Mr and Mr daughter George 8 George i ami Moulton N bnuth 112988 63 fray and claims of war the 21 aboard Annl train A field of Mr L SeedAll of Iduho fr'all J and three The pupils of the third grade secretary 429 8J3 70 All other liabilities relatively hifch pressure tonight Rom — Mr and Mrs John son April 24 before leaving winters and a brother Mr Phoe Mease of overspreads the Rocky mountain plateau Ott — Mr and Mrs William son April 22 Kniet Erman Stone visited a local woolen mill this Mrs barh Mea Richmond Va of bait and northwestern states with clear skies $1 964297 Total MAPI ETON — Ernest Mr 5 ake City Utah Kettle Birthell of Slone We saw the wool from the week Lml moderate temieratures It is vvarnur Jackson $100 000 00 Mapleton farmer died Wednesday at the Dei ver Colo and Joseph Bmlth of Heber Capital Wyo everywhere wet of the Rockie and tempere following a long illness Utah sheep being brought into the woolen Witness of Civil War resldem 44 family 941 808 atures now average mar the seasonal norSurplus errln — Mr and Mr Merritt son April 6 I mirral He was born in Hulphui kv Aug ml 29 services will be conducted mills in bales Then we saw how mal A broad low in Ihe Arizona-Ne8t Mex urdtty al 2 p m in the L I) H frnurih ko Texas section is attended by some cloud1108 941 44 woolen doth is made W right Surplus as to poUcyholdera First the Naval Battle Dies church wilh Biahop Warren ward Auburn iness but little precipitation Wyo haa resulted Noorda ux et 2 lot 51 In block he will Knee Hill jnteiment ufiiclatlng wool is carded to get burs sticks Another extensive depression centered north JohiiMon — Mr Mrs and C Norman son Mat 10 cemetery under direction of the Wood mor Total capital surplus and of the Great Lakes and overapreadli g Hentv W and other particles out of It The WEATHERFORD Texas April east April 11 sktirhe et ux to I I tuary the eastern section has caused $3 073 238 56 other liabilities rainfall ihnfion et nx 5 block 2 lot wool is washed In boiling soap suds 26 GW— J J Stoker 98 reputedly today at many atationa cast light of the Mis Last Wednint8ter S'ldllion McKinnon Wyo Eva Plgniati to J L lohniton et ux State of Utah County of Salt Lake— It Is put In big the last living man who saw the siseippt and then dried Fredrick Emery liaison data for Balt Lake Cttv lot 7 Bullock — Ml and Mr block 10 Highland Paik Majt son April 6 This certifies that tha abovt named vats of dye After It is dried It is historic battle between the Merri-ma- c Comparative w y I LINGTO- N- Frerirlc k Degrees addition 10 mery has filed Us annual statement company Highest temperature today bb and Monitor Ed at Holme et at died home ux Tueadav aid late the J of to Francis into the and is Hampton spun yarn yarn h i Carter Highest tn this mouth since 1874 Wyo AI Chipmun et ux hn brother ( a rt A Haneou lu Wtllii gton of which the foregoing Is a synopsis lot 28 block saw were very good sports about it ever We were very glad because sportsmanship is one thing which we try to stress in our school Dawn Stevens of the sixth grade says: Art classes have been divided into groups for poster work Portrait painting still life animal painting landscape and design are being done by the various groups Children In the still life committee have assembled and drawn many interesting arrangements of objects Several members of the class have posed for the portrait committee to paint The landscape committee has made trips out of doors to get its ideas Many lovely things are also being done in animal painting and design Ruth Farnsworth of the fourth grade tells us: A beautiful and haughty peacock reigns supreme in the nature room It is a stuffed one lent to the school by Dr It looks very George A Allen much alive as it stands on its Many admireu stop to experch amine It William McCrca from the kindergarten reports: We have a favorite book of poems that we love to have One poem is about read to us "Chi istopher Robin” learning to Christopher is a little boy hop not a bird as we thought when we heard the name We like the poem about the "Three Foxes” the words "At the Zoo” and make us laugh ‘Rice Pudding” also please us One of the sweetest poems of all is about Christopher Robin saying his prayers It u called "Vespers” These poems were written by Christopher He Robin's father A A Milne writes very beautifully for children Christopher Robin lives in London the l how-Mji- I I ft 1 H t i V 1 eis-t- ta Pan-Americ- Pun-la- Divorce Slated By Barrymores S it v dl-- y V Clear-Hel- d 1 I V v V v -- Got-le- d v V 4 ( 'i -- I Mam-o- " THE VOICE OF THE WEST 1 n THURbDAY A M APRIL 27 0 0l— KHL— SunriM tfexenad 6 1 V— K sL— fr urin Flaahe b 10— KhL— Music of lh Morning J 0l— KHL— Kariy edition World KSL CovtraM New 7 15— B8— fWp River Boy 7 50— KhL— Morning Melodfe KKL — Breakfast 7 Edition KSL World Coverage Newt -- Pretty KIMy Kellv g 15— KSL— qh Buyert1 Quid H 45— LB si— Hidney Raphael ptanltt ft 00 — KsL — Kh thm Revue fl 15 — KSL — Musical Album V 30— KL— Tha Lea Jennie program M Bouquet of the Dav 9 35 — KnL — Program Resume fl 4 — K h L — Khvihm Review 10 00— hsL — Milky Wav with Mary Lea Tavlor and Bennie Walker 10 n— CBS— Her Honor Nancy James 10 lo— CBS — Romance of Helen Trent 4 10 5—4 BB— Our Gad feundav 00— KL— Miniature Concert — Life Can Be Beautiful 11 Road of I ife 11 10— OBH 3 4 i— KSL— Words and Music 32 oo—LBy— Bi aisitr It P M True Ufa 12 15— CUB— Aunt Jsnnle'i Biori 12 30— hSL— Noon Edition KSL World overage News 12 45— KSL— interview With Visiting Ce Ubntics 1 no— ( Ms— American School of the Air 1 30— CB8— Beth from y College Choir ! Indsborg Kan 2 00— K4L— Along Melody Lane 1 and Marge 2 5—4 BS— 2 30— CBS— Mjyrt House starring Beat Johnson 2 4 5— CHR— Stepmother 00 — ( BS— Scattergjtod Baines 3 15— CMS — I Ife and Love of Dr Susan 3 50— CBS— March of Games 3 45— KSL— Intermountam Edition KSL News 4 00— K8L — Interlude 4 05— CRH — Rhythm Round Up 4 15— KSL—Government Interview dU'ted hv Allen 0 Sanford 4 30— KHL— Musical Matinee 4 45— KSL— hong Time 6 ()l— KSL— Dick Tracy 6 15— JtL— Howie Wine 5 30— Ks— Merchants' Radio Column 6 45— KSL— Fvenlng edition KSL World Coverage News 6 00— KL— Mama Bloom a Brood A 1 5— K5L— sport Revue 0 50— KMj — William llardiman violinist ft 43 — KM— Thursday Varieties 7 oo— CBS— Maior Bowes Amateur Hour 8 00— CBS— “Tune Up Time Andre Koa tclanetz a orchestra Kay Thompson ( holr Walter 0 Keefe 8 45— K8L—Pinto Pete ft 00— CBS— Aitixi V An1v ft 1 5— CBH — I Want a Divorce " 9 30— Joe JL Brown end hli Show JO 00— CBH— 1 he Kale Smith Hour with Ja k Miller’s orchestra Ahbolt and Costello Ted fitraeter a Choir and 'The Aldrich Family 00— KL — Huai Edition KSL World Coverage News 11 1ft— KMv— Ray Bradford’ Orchestra 11 30— KBb— Muslo You Want— When Jou n Want It Midnight 12 OO— CBS— Artie Shew a Orchestra J2 io— CBS— Archie BleyePs Orchestra iOO— KSL—Oovd night Paid Advertiaementl M LECTRICAL SHIPofJOY’ 9Z0( 'KDYL ( - L- e Dudley Caplft F eld 09 K Smith W9told Seal 8v WJkury sod Orfhetii C V4 1 5- assets-$333- Kpun-Is- The Weather fr I Han-an- fr w Lowest last night woven into cloth on big looms We Roads Va died Wednesday oweat this month Stoker enlisted in the Confederate Mean for today the Normal at of the outbreak Civil NBC-RE- D army NETWORK war He lost an arm In the battle of Total precipitation " Malvern Hill 39 since 3874 18 for the 24 hours 52 52 Inches 'THE pepuLsi STATION THURSDAY M APRIL 27 uO— KDYL— Wake Up and tfmlis b 3U—KDYL— Ruler of ih Kings T 00— KDYL— Daybreak Direst 7 1 5— K D YIv— Moniinn Fellowship Hour T 30— KDYL— Breakfast tabis smiles of worldwide Transradio Newt 745— KDYL— LlttJa Chunli lu the Rock t henna hi Salt Lake County Or (I Ah NBC Station a a THURWDAY Divorces Granted 8 8 8 8 9 0 0 00— KDYIj— “Woman to Woman 0 5— KDYL— Melodic interlude 8 30— JNBO— Martha Meads Famous 0 lu Recipes tt 45— NBC— 10 Kitty Keens ire 10 10 3 015— NHC—lTia O'Neill drama 10 JO— KDYL— Transradio New with JO 45— KDTL—Refreauneot inn (ulture speaker 11 15— KUTA — Interview Bingin' Bam with Salt Lake KDYL— Beauttfylnr Balt Lak Bee Ball club 11 10— NBC— Grand Ialand Neb 31 1 V— K DYL— 1 o Be Announced preview 1130— NBC— Danas rou Road drama Noon 11 45— N BO— Dr Kate dramatic akcicA 12 on— KUTA— Musical Newsy 12 oo— MHO— Betty and Boa P M P M 12 lb— KUTA— Th Cracker Barrel forum 12 15— NBO— Arnold Urimm'i Daufhter — Lunchtlm interview 12 to— NBO— Valiant Lady 12 19— NBC— Light Opera Selection di 12 45— KUTA— international Nw service 12 45— NHC— Hymna of All Cbnrehea 1 UO— KUTA— Knit by Joe Emsrson Lake City Kiwanls 1:00— NHC— Btory of Vary Marlin Club Lun heon speaker Robert D 115— NHC— U a Varklra Steele Associate President West 130— f BO— Pepper loun loh sit r College ubje I MaicU uf 1 4 5— MU Kiwanis ” 2 OO— N B' 1 IfUNHO-Hnn- aier Hop 2 15— NBO— fltena Dallas 1 45— KU1A — True Stories— the Didn’t 2 10— NHC— Vio and Bsrte" drama Know What 8he Wanted ' 2 45— NBO— Olrl Alona drama 2 OO— NHC— hmlie Paraa ahow variety 3 00— KDYL — Music (iraphs headed hv Ransom Sherman 3 1 5— MiC— Musical ( onirssta 2 30— NHC — Rhjthrrt Am Mon Variety V d 3 10— NBO— Broilin' M i onneli Program Walter Blaufuda On he 3 45— KD L— Transradio New tra 3 5H— K DYL— venlng Program Preview 3 Ott— KUTA— luteruatloifal Newa “ 4 00— NBO— The — NH( — Sheriff Bob j Khylhmsirrs 4 1 5— NBO— Accordion 3 jo— NHC— Ihe I mult Trio Bwinaeua 4 JO— KDYL— Marta Fontaine 1 45— nhc— Vaurhn d t eat n etoer 4 4 i— KDYL— 4 00— NBC— George Crook — fhe Childien a Parlv" organist 5 00— NHC— Bill Roberta and hi orchea 4 05— NBC — I elk by Walter W V an Kirk tra at Uniting Conference of Methnliet 5 15— NHC— Virginia Tan drama Chun h 6 30— KDTL— Jack Armaironi 4 15— NBC— Patricia Gilmore 5 45— KDYl— Melodic interlude 4 25— Pres News 6 00— NHL — Rudy Valle Hur starring 4 W— NBC— Milt Hcrth Trio (he Btroud Twins Jack and 4 45— KUTA — Thl Rhythmic Age Cliff Arquette 6 Oo— N RO— k aay Acea 7 00— N H3— Good News of 1939' fra NBC— Mr Keen Tracer of Lost Jddie Cantor I kmel BarryPersons turlng more Fannie Brue Bb Young and 5 30— NBC — Ldround Franko Goldman Meredith Willson Orthestra Band 8 00— N HO— The Music Hull' featuring 5 45— KU I A— international New ft 50— MH A— Modern Salon orcheafa Bing Crosby with Boh Bums ana N John 8ott Trotter Orchestra 6 00— BC— Parade of Progress 0 00— NBC— -- “Mr District ft IU— NBC— Ro hester Clvn oichcstra 9 15— KDYL— Melody Den Attorney 7 15— KUTA— Hh Farke Hk r hmui 9 2— KDYL— M usual favorite 7 30— N BC— Amerlra Town Meetli g — The 930— KDV Fleurhal Ship ofr Can We Depend Upon Youth to skip-Pewith Ceptam Dudley Joy 8 illow the American whv’ 0 30— N BC— Cotirert Salon By Woodbury i orchestra Bob Harry Ko Reese Della Vivian mi Orrhesfra Reginald Beniss ana his Lhie® Fielding & Bmlth Janyce Hoprano and Edward Da ytoiia v ies vocal isL Jm Baritone 10 00— KDYL— Utah Forum 900— KUTA— Reoroadcast of Crarkei 10 1 5— NUT— Will Osbornes orrhesfra Barrel luachtlma Inter onim 10 30— K DYI— Nhadow of Fu Mauchu by views of clvio and national topics 8 Rohmer 9 t 5— KM A— International New 10 45— Mb' — Joe Budv’i orrheatra 9 u— N Rf1— Woody Hernisn'i orchestra 11 UO— RD71— hlve-ste- r t 10 OO— KUTA— Habht final edition Samuel H Gordon e Worldwide iransradio 10 15— NBC — Old Itaymor Ballroom or New h f ra -- “W 11 15— NIK Three’— Narrated by 10 to— Kl 14 — Jerry Jones' Mii'ic Joy Htorm 11 OO— KM1 a — t'inai Kdilitm ol Inteina 11 10— MIL— What the Big Idea tlnnaj New W idfiight 11 10— Mu — Aca Brtgoda and Hla Of on— Npr— Carlo Molina s orrhesfra bent ra j 12 Mr— Mb —An hie Lueiand orchestra 11 hi— mu —isrfv Kent Onhrstra 100— XDYf— Good night 12 U- O- KLTa — Good miht (Paid Advertisement) (Paid AdverMsement) 10 34 111 1 2 in 3b 32i 16 61— on ( ii ink t Iv ( ic )2 K11 1 ( n lr iv jy 00 no 00 no 00 P ely ( )r civ on on 00 on on on 22 00 p fly Or civ P cly ( ( lr ly r ( ir Rn r ( mw r r 00 Cir from J 10 330 vimiHon — JovteL Koienaon 12 of Draper SYNOPSIS OF THE ANNUAL hi ill ailment April 21 STATEMENT OF THE Wcrrett — fh mias Weriett Jr cf 3 7 hi fraat 7 wenty tlrat Houth atreet cerebral 21 hemorrhage April Lee— I eland J Lee 42 of J44 frifth Eant btreet unknown but natuial April 21 Vftsion— Mary P Helona 74 of J81 East ‘seventeenth bouth street heart ailment Home Office— Seattle Wash April 2 I President— H K Dent hnmilev — Beniamino H Smalley Jr 31 of Cokeville Wyo diabetes ami carcinoma Secretary— L E Crowe April 24 Showing condition on December 31 — Mary E Beekatead 74 of 256 19J8 made to the Commissioner of InHubbard avenue coronary occlusion surant e of the State of Utah puisuant April 22 M 8tu!I 85 of 617 Downing-iStull — James to law: avenue cerebral hemorrhage April ASSETS $3 818 189 68 Bi nun—J'tllii T F B Bnmn 69 of IfttT Bonds and stocks 4)7 617 98 Ihirrt Fust sireel unknown but natural (ash In office and bank 22 596 128 60 Other ledger assets April Freni — Mvrtle A Preete 33 of Handy rnmnniH April VI Total ledger avets (4 891 9 10 26 Mnntai — lawrence H Montag 56 of 60 63 975 7J M aireet cauinoma April 24 Nonledger aheeU Bktead C Woodbury va Alice B Rosa APPIICAHOV FOR TRADE NAME ott In quiet title Notice l given that K B Davie Iuiim Utah ( ripper comMHkiakla v of Orem Utah County fetate of pai $ to 00O for pollution of Bpiis g l iiald O Keele hv guardian (larr M Utah haa filed with the becrctary J Jr eRoy 8t5(KMJ of btate biate of Uiah for the fol(ui personal Injuries lowing 1 ado name ' MERCT fcatd trade name to be on all et ued THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE Lulled btalea for the cilfttrlc't of Utah Notice on jUllou for dim harre lu bankruptcy In bankruptcy No 1(442 In the mailer of James Milton Morton a bankrupt Nolle hereby of given that Jame Milton Morton Midvale Utah ha filed hi petition on the 11th buy ot Julv 19 id praying for a disihaige fiom all hi debt in All creditor and other bankruptcy interested are otdered to atptMons tend at the hearing upon aaid petition bet ire the United 8tate diatrUt Judge in the United Htate courtroom in the Federal building bait lake uv Utah on the 2nd day of June 19 19 at 2 o elm k in the afternoon thereof and then and there show cattle if any they hve whv the prnvr of the petitioner should not be granted Bv general rule of the court it ia further ordered that any creditor opposing thi Hindi enter hi ami file apre f Htlona lu appoirnme writing tn oiHttioti thereto with Hie under aigned refeiee 4 24 Bchijou building I Hke ( Hall v Ut h In the manner aid at Ihe tune m provided in geneial outer No J2 T T MtCOWMT Referee in HhuKiiii v s clt I ake ( it Utah Lk Clli tttl Apia 6 I'JjO Bankruptcy Petitions Gross assets Less assets not admitted Total admitted ssm All Lvehn Hausen owner A Johnson bull ler frame garage 19UJ Fourth h aat slieet $ Perkins Kuhr A Emerson car of B Wick company owner C J Kefdnim Wreiking company builder frame teaidetKe juJft Nav ajo st reel John I Johnston owner Henry F $4 927 193 58 16 99 other liabilities Record $J 185 317 04 wheiyi I hereunto set hand and affix my official seal this In witness my 31t day of March (Seal) 1939 O CLARENCE NESLEN Commissioner of Insurance Surplus as to pollcjholdert Total capital 1 surplus and other liabilities BIDG WAS $4 741 876 54 927193 58 DON R ROSE FLOYD R MILLER Underwriters 300Z OP THE ANNUAI STATEMENT OF THE SYNOPMB SYNOPSIS OP THE ANNUAL STATEMENT OP THE Pearl Ahsuranee CmSpauy Ltd Pacific Tire Insurance Homo Offlco— London Lnclund Hnltfd fitutfi Branch— New CUy New York Showing condition on December 31 1938 made to the Commissioner of Insurance of the Slate of Utah pursuant to law ASSETS Honda and atocks $13 49 232 75 Cash In office and banks 3 088 787 89 1 703 615 55 Other ledger assets Home Office— 95 Malden Lana New York N Y President-C V Meserole Secretary— A R Matthew Showing condition on December 31 19)8 made to the Commissioner of Insurance of the Btate of Utah pursuant to law ASSETS Real estate 21 027 61 $ Mortgage and other lons 4 75QOC Rond and stocks 6 131 192 1 Ca5h In office and banka 702 145 4 Other ledger aueta 077380 3: Total ledger assets assets Gross assets Less assets not admitted $20 2 5 1 656 1 9 124 770 90 $20 376 427 09 961 625 Total admitted assets $19 LIABILITIES Unearned premium reserce $ 8 Net amount unpaid losses 1 and elaims All other liabilities Total Capital burplua 00 000 00 091 870 54 1 1 JIIKK 99 Nonledger 28 71841 $4 9S5 911 LIADILI 1 IFS $ 124 112 Other reaervee 1 718 715 llnerned premium reserve Net amount unpaid losses and claims Iphii Bert Christensen Houth Karst Wt Total aireet Magna lbrer liatihtie Jb44 o2 Capital aatiQia $15 axLcjUioni 85 General voluntary Teoerve News of Surplus Building Permits 1940 FRANK SALISBURY Manager COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE TOM G ASTON D G KENNING Special Agents Harvev farm pioducts raised and sold F 8 DAVIES (blgned) and has compiled with tha laws of this state ieiating to Insurance and therefore Is duly authorized to transact the business of Insurance In the Bute of Utah until the last day of February THE KOLOB CORPORATION Ken New Suits Filed IN 30 General Casualty Company of America ir r ir Cir p Rn ( p 30 staff Farming plat Deaths t un no mi nu nn nn nn tin nn nn 02 following a heart aliment of four year duration Mr Hanson wa born In Bilcham City fr red flee ember 27 1KK7 f Ilsit k son Hid Mttrv Katherine Gundenou Hanon He wh employed ai a coal miner for the United State Fuel company al Hiawatha for a number of years previous to the beginning of his lllne He survived by th following brother and sister Carl A and Moroni Hanson of Mr Ja k Spellman of In Wellington Mr Bert Birrh of M mn- Angeles Cal 10 General Atents frlnrencf Richmond Htump tieth btump iiuniupijori retd 0ki 37 Douglas Park George H Gray et ux to Goldia B Brown lot 2 block 7 Roaulvti Height! Sarah A L 1 tmma to Waaalt h I and and Improvement company lot 2 block Oft plat D Bessemer Properties company to Reliant e Building company lot 1 bbx k 1 Goidon plat W J Ma Namara et ux to Howard R Plinger lot 1 block 2 Hag Salt Lake County APRIL 27 KUTA — Rise and Whine with Dave C nppock 00— NHC— Htory of the Mouth 15— NBO— Josh Higgins oi amchvlll jo— NHC1 — Originalities 45— NBO— fawMlheart of th Air 00— NRC— The Viennese Fnscrnbla to — NBO— The Ihrp Romeos 49— NBO— Glenn Hurlburt tianlst UV— NBQ— Arlington fima HtgnaiA 00— KUTA— intern&tlonal New 15— NBO— Bailey Aiton tanor 30— NBO— National ksrm and Home Hour— Ruth 0 Brian Bureau of Home Economics U ti Dept Agrl 7 UO— IPS and ion April 16 uousui port 6 fi 00— KI)YI— Timekeeper K l(— KDYL— Time Pma'lft 8 45 — KDYL— Xavier Cuat Norbet Divorces Asked B J O Hmrdy Hardy Irom Ague Total for this month to date 78 cruelly Accumulated deficiency for this month MMraret R Henderson from Howard L 1 Oft to date Henderson cruelty Total since October 1 to date 10 37 Charlotte Gthou from Jes Glhon cruelty Act umulated deficiency since Octoliikehorg Jacobson Bluck from Lee Ernst X ber 49 Bimk cruelty Hun rises at 5 31 and seta at 7 0 Mnrgaret Camp Adams from Denzel K Adams noniupport April 27 Weather Observation Taken Yesterday at lole Fre from Cecil yre cruelty ft 10 P M Mountain Time Arema T Hansen from James C Hansen 1 A Kindle — Mr and Mrs 11 414 801 98 463 554 92 005 577 00 687 389 91 $10 156521 83 40000000 $ 8 858280 15 Surplus aa to policyholder 9 258 280 15 Total capital surplus and other liabilities $19 414 801 98 Note1 On basis of December 31 1918 market quotation for bond and stocka thl company s total admitted State of Utah Count of Balt Lak— as 3 0O0 owned This certifies that tha abovt named aaeta would ba Increased to $5 045-4Hte l hrlc k reaidence builder J9 and surplus to $121018135 company has filed Ita annual state2H 4 8011th Htate street 3 000 W O kev R owner and builder ment of which tha foregoing la a State of Utah County of Balt Lake —as realdeuve renin tel brick 1931 y ifchth P Rst Street 600 Jills certifies that th above named synopsis and haa compiled with the owner enter Car and builder Lynn company ha filed Ua annua! statement laws of this stat relating to Insurance 2 room frame residence JJ20 of which the foregoing Is a synopsis and therefor frmerv street la duly authorised to and haa complied with the laws of this SUGARHOUSE LUMBER & state relating to Insurance and thete-for- e transact tha business of Insurance In Is duly authorized to transact the the stfita of Utah until tha last an of HARDWARE huslnesi of Insurance In the Btate of Plan finance bldg material Hv M5 Utah until the last day of February frebruaiy 1940 In witness whereof I hereunto set 1940 In witness whereof I hereunto set mv mv hand and affix mv offulal teal this Warranty Deeds hand and affix mv official seal thl Frame Ju list day of Maith 1919 (jua it rough to lout Jlnf day of Mate h 1919 lot J 5 bbu k Ul 'u k el ux C t LAUFNCE NEM FN 10 te plftt A (Seal) 10 (bet!) C CLARENCE NhblfN Loun W i'ciusm et ux to John ComuUuiuner of Inturauit Commissioner of Insuianca Comp any Total ledger assets Nonledger assets $7 926 495 81 555500 17 Gross asset Less 965 8c 569 726 0’ 481 assets not admitted Total admitted assets liabilities $7912 269 77 Contingent reserve 78 905 50 Other reserves 218 076 78 Unearned premium reserve 3 364 167 70 Net amount unpaid Josses and claim 10 215 00 Total Capital Surplus 000 OOO 00 2 970 904 79 W94U64 98 $1 Burplua aa to pollryholdera Total capital surplus and other liabilities 3 87! Stal of Utah County of 8alt Laka Thla certifies that tha abova cam company baa filed It annual atat ment of which th foregoing la synopsis and ha complied with tl lawa of thla atat relating to Insuran and therefor la authorized to transa th business of Insurance In th its of Utah until th last day of Pe ruary 1940 In witness whereof I heiennUj a my hand and affix mv otticiel r tills 3)t day of Manh 1919 C E CIARKNC NtrsLLN (Seal) Commissioner of Insurance |