| Show 3 Monday Morning- - $T1)C Salt £akc For Fiesta Near Finish Holes Vacant iu Soulli Salt Lake Celebration Production for singers went out Sunfrom the office of Miss Jessie day Schofield city recreation supervisor They are wanted to fill If solo roles and between 30 and 40 places in the chorus of Gilbert and Sullivan’s “The Gondoliers” to be presented August 21 to 26 inclusive by the Salt Lake City Opera association at South high school Tryouts for the parts will be conducted Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday at 7:30 p m in room 312 at the city and county building Miss Schofield said H Frederick Davis director of the opera will be in charge of the tryouts and those selected will become members of the association's permanent chorus Personnel of the orchestra has already been selected and rehearsals have been conducted regularly for the past two months lylisa Schofield reported The association’s opera presentations henceforth will take the place of the annual civic opera a fixture in Salt Lake City for 15 years A call third Plans for observance annual South Salt Lake day Friday and Saturday evenings were nearing of the completion Sunday Under general chairmanship of Guy W Heric president of the ' South Salt Lake Business Men's league a program of children's and adults sports outdoor entertainment and dancing on the new open-ai- r floor" at 2540 South Stale street has been arranged Two softball games will begin each day's festivities at 5 p m at Hollywood Pleasure park the name given the area at the dance floor address At 7 p m children’s races will be staged with cash prizes for winners Among the outdoor attractions Will be an animal act and a daring stunt as well as carnival features for both nights Dancing on the new floor will conclude each night’s program Admission to the grounds is free Committees for the celebration include the following: Program Carl Nelson chairman Jack Kussee Carl Bierman advertising Foracc Green chairman Ray Peterson Robert R Fitts: hats and canes R Lee Butter-wort- h chairman Dan Lauriente Thayne Acord parade D W Richards chairman Ernest Glezos Carl C Burton R LeRoy Fletcher: wire-walkin- g —— — — Pacifist Raps CCC Plan Several— h tmd red - persons-— heard Rev Ashton B Jones roving evangelist of world peace brand war as the "awfulest sin in the world" and criticize the people of the United States for allowing congress to use the CCC camps “under the guise of relief to give semirnihtary training to hundreds of thousands” at five addresses in Salt Lake City Sunday Making three talks during the two at the Emerson morning L D S ward chapel to members of the Emerson and Bryan L D S wards and inter to the Taylor aveRev Jones nue Baptist church moved his "world peace car” to Lib erty park where he spoke before several hundred persons at 4 p m His- last speech was delivered at Trinity A M E church at 8 p m Referring to the peace work that is being done now in the country the barnstorming minister who has already been in 17 states declared: “Practically every religious denomination has passed resolutions pledging themselves to assist in creating a spirit of peace sentiment and thank God that more sentiment is being created today than ever before that war is Incompatible with the life and spirit of Jesus Christ the prince of peace" music Mr Heric chairman and grounds John A Fairclough chairman C J Ketchum 11 Iloy Injured While at Play Blaine Thomson 11 son of Mr find Mrs William S Thomson of 431 West Third North street suffered partial amputation of two fingers of his left hand Sunday evening when the fingers were caught between a brick wall and the toy wagon he vas pushing near his home The boy was treated at police emergency hospital JOHNSON'S woimrs FAIR SPECIAL Professor to Woman 84 Honored S L Twenty-fiv- e dren and Mrs Martha children grandchil- Speak radio humor is merely Dr Walter P Cottam University the technique of making old jokes of Utah professor of botany wiil into what the public may accept as present an illustrated lecture on new jokes” DeWolf who takes his "Wild Flowers of Utah" at a meetof the Salt Lake Flower Garden funny hobby seriously said "Gag- ing club Monday at 8 p m in room 200 men shave 'em and give ’em new state capital R Clay Allred dub names but they are easily recog- president said Sunday of nizable” n Peterson attended The technique of remodeling and is gags a reception from 3 to 5 p m Sun- renovating n to as known “switching’ day in honor of the former Relief teacher's eighty - fourth Large Consumption society A weekly birthday anniversary program on The celebration was held at the the radio uses about 1500 gags a home of Mrs Peterson's grandson year DeWolf said Nearly 25000 G Dwight Wakefield at 2464 Fif- may be considered for one program teenth East street A huge decor- Some of the highest paid -- who make from ono to three ated birthday cake was served to the members of the family who at- thousand dollars a wee- k- have card tended in seven catalogues who will he 84 main divisions which include more Mrs Peterson Monday was born June 5 1855 in than 75000 gags DeWolf has more Wensussel Hjorring Denmark and than 25000 came to Utah in 1876 The reception was given by Mrs Most catalogue their Ella Wakffleld and Mrs Elmer E gags Milder the headings of the inKearns both daughters of Mrs sult joke the pun the domestic sitPeterson uation the sex gag the dumb joke: incongruous joke and the topical joke Dumb and Insult O time-wor- n gag-me- Ph Johnson! 59f GLO-COA- T Pt I Johnsons U$ Eaiy-t- CAIIXU 59c 118 Ilcg IlOTII FOR fHgc Housewares— Downstair AUERBACH’S Founded H l 1864 r rr D rty fiEr r J I Cie V p''t (“ one-ho- v 7b1 t and resort combined Superbly located on the famous Calixades here the mountains meet the sea Cool breezes off tbc blue Paula Wonderful beaches surf and still the famous Ocean Slater bathing Park Amusement Zone wuh daily band concern the Million Dollar Breakwater and Yacht Harbor muconnicipal all grass golf course venient to twelve country dubs to 1 pir'v tbe Hollywood mosing picture mu ciios to mosie stars beach colony at Malibu polo fields pier and dancing esery deep sea fi lling night to famous "name" orchestras iffl other attractions innumerable for people of all ages All this can be enjoyed at an amaaingly small cost be cause hotel apartment house and cot lagc accommodations in Santa Monua and Ocean Park are plentiful and rates surprisingly reasonable Idtal accommodation! Nearly 4 wnl he dollart bate keen 11 tiled apartment! during tht fail )tat ONr nAVS I'RIVE TO San Our motion picture Hart and txttHlmi and stbar nltkrniti bat 4 komtt in Sants Monies and entires! 100 uunusco xokuts fair SANTA MONICA ”' t V'- - rr$ d gag-write- fW wmi Slated Today Meetings to be held Monday Salt Dike City include: Newliouse hotel — Occidental Life Insurance Company of California 9:30 a m Women's Democratic club 1 p m Danish celebration 7:15 p m Brotherhood of Railway Clerks 8 p m Fuller Brush company 8 p m: Salt Lake Licensed Plumbers association 8 p m Hotel I tali— E xchnnge club directors 12:15 p m Kappa Tau Literary club 12:30 p m: Women's chamber of commerce 1:30 p m Stokermatic company 7:30 p m Beau Brummei cafe — Claim Ad juslers 12 noon: automotive cen-th- e tral committee 12 noon Executives' association 12:10 p m Other m e e 1 n g — Salt Lake Flower Garden club capitol 8 Balmy comediennes like Grneie p m Building and Construction Alien Mary Livingstone nnd Eve Trades council Iabor temple 8 Sully capitalize on the dumb joke p m while Jack Benny has found the insult gag to be his biggest asset DeWolf who has this year been editor of The I’en University of Utah quarterly literary magazine will be graduated Tuesday and Wednesday he will leave for New York City where he will take a position In a large publishing house He intends to learn the publishing business and collect more gags as a sideline Before taking his New York position he will attend on a scholarship vy the “League of Industrial Democracy" a student group meeting in New York He Is the son of Mr and Mrs C O DeWolf 1624 East Forty-fift- h cross-indexe- Monica ii the tatthormi A beautiful rtsuiennil uiy Sam Meetings gag-write- VACATION RES (TUT paraditt S L must xmn park amimmint zone ' CALIFORNIA -- d U rite merit Mumupal Publicity Cijr Hail Sants Monns t all- - — — forms ftn furratot and infot matins 'THE CITY WITH THE STAN I) AH DIZ El) jV' CLIMATE' South street LiiIIutuii Children Portray History SLACKS Children of St John's Evangelical Lutheran church presented a pageant to the Sunday night congregation omI lining the history of the Missouri synod since It was founded by Dr C F W Walt her and his colleagues from Saxony In 1839 After the service the children exhibited letters maps pictures and other records Illustrating the growth the Rev F E Schumann pastor said Final activity of the centennial observance at St John's church will be showing of an historical SPORT BELTS SWEATERS SPORT SHIRTS NECKTIES SOX SHIRTS PAJAMAS will be one of the incidental quests of Charles B Two Stop in S L Hunt of Washington D C associate geologist of the United States On Way to geological survey when he packs into the wild canyon country of Region southeastern Utah this week Only a few specimens ever have The United States geological sur- been 'obtained for scientific obvey this week will begin final field servation Mr Hunt said Sunday in Sait work in connection with mapping Lake City that he first noticed a 25000 square miles of public domain pink rattlesnake in the summer of in southeastern Utah — the largest 1937 in a tributary canyon to the It was crawling over primitive area remaining in the Colorado brightly-colore- d pink rock like that one heretofore with and country in Bryce canyon he stated undetermined mineral resources Charles B Hunt of Washington Oddity Startled Him D C associate geologist of the geo"At first I thought the heat was logical survey and Ralph L Miller me" said Mr Hunt "Then of getting an instructor York of New City met I figured maybe the rattler had geology at Columbia university up enough rock dust to Sunday night at the Ncwhouse hotel just picked But it the peculiar color preparatory to leaving for the area give closer inspection showed the snake Monday or Tuesday salmon-pin- k hue — The work directed by Mr Hunt was a uniform will be in a 2500 square mile area the most utterly ridiculous color of the Henry mountains where he you can imagine" Perusal by the geologist of has engaged in field work each sumbook on reptiles confirmed mer since 1935 With studies of adjacent regions made during the past the fact there is a rare type of in the Colorado river 15 years by other geological survey rattlesnake men this will round out the work in country that is pink in color Last summer at the request of a 25000 square mile tract institution of the Smithsonian In Stone's Throw Washington D C Mr Hunt found This “laboratory" of the scientists and captured three pink rattleis for the most part a roadless and snakes in the course of his regular trailless wilderness— a region where work for the geological survey were small being only about you can stand on a canyon rim and They toss a stone directly into the Colo- as long as his forearm rado river yet for a person to reach Die In Captivity the point where the stone landed it It was necessary to carry the pack is necessary to make a two-da- y live rattlesnakes around on mule-ba- c trip e“wec ks be forg "rh ey Tf)cTtidfi(niS"tfi8"A'Fefns"n'Wfr‘A'S' be shipped on the long trip large as the state of New York could without a railroad— one as big as east the geologist said Notorious- in when kept of the state of New York ly temperamental d captivity the three pink rattlers without even a road In a WashingMaps covering the geology of the lived a few months entire 25000 square miles will be ton zoo then died assembled following this summer’s work Mr Hunt said He warned that considerable time however usually elapses between completion of field work and issuing of maps Rock specimens must be studied chemically and microscopically geological material read and reports and maps accurately compiled he explained "Officers Seize Suspect in Colorado Case V Keen eyes and quick action of Lake City police officers SunJs day resulted in jailing of a maril wanted in Delta Colo to face forg-- ' ery charges The suspect booked as Bill John-- p son 26 was arrested by Dete Liven Fred Lee and Leonard B Gifford after they recognized him from a" description given by Colorado off-- ! V cials The officers reported they first! sighted Johnson boarding a taxicab f in downtown Salt Lake City but! were unable to follow the machine I in heavy traffic ffn Observing the license number! however they said they telephoned the information to the cab com!'f pany’s headquarters determiner T destination of the vehicle an- -f arrived there just in time to arresii I Johnson as he was preparing to req f enter the cab ’j twrf-Sa- Primitive Set for August Begins Friday I June 5 1939 - This Gag Business Is Serious Opera Group jU S GcologistsIPmfc Rattler Quest Calls To Complclc IGeologist to Utah Wilds Calls for Vocal Talent Utah Area Map Tink rattlesnakes League Plans : Tribune- t Home Ransacked Dit-mar- Associate Charles B Hunt geologist of the United States ’ geologieal survey one-thir- There are "tremendous" quantities ft r CLEANING SPECIALS MILVS SUITS rj WOMEIY’S SUITS PANTS SKIRTS SLAX39 (O film entitled “Call of carrt LIT USE TfUTLATflsT SCIENTIFIC "Cl KAR VVHITK'sOLVENT" CLEANING SYSTEM AT NO EXTRA COST TO YOU CRYSTAL CLEAR CLEANERS 80 NORTH STATE WAS OWL GLEANERS 88J 720 N PLANT WAS 1ST WEST gaSKBilSiSiiaglBHgEgB Work Accomplished Mr Hunt declared that although the honor of mapping tho final section of the 25000 square mile tract has fallen to him the majot part of the work has been accomplished by other geologic! survey men First of these was Dr James Gilluly who mapped the San Rafael swell in 1924 scientific exploraSubsequently tions were carried on by Hebert E Gregory in the area from Escalante and Bryce canyon to the Colorado and north of the San Juan river to the Moab district: H A Baker in the Moab district Green river desert and Monument valley country: C H Dane in the Salt Valley anticline and E T MoKnight between the Green and Grand rivers Some of their reports and maps have been published the word for it now is GRADS" product of the finest skill thef centuries of discovering and improving have handed down to A SPORT COATS Priced From $ 500 priced from $500 priced from $350 the modern Brewmaster popular In the West since 1889 priced from $100 priced from $100 Manufactured by BECKER PRODUCTS CO priced from $100 priced from $ 50 OGDEN UTAH priced from $200 priced from $200 rlRMAGE 172 BC "KW Halt LaJ ’SOUTH MAIN 9636 amm low-gra- iii'JT-rXvi' Products Ccmp SALT LAKE CITY tiisf8iigilgSl!sl tt Distributor' FINNEY BEVERAGE 533 the Cross” June 11 at 7 p m The Rev W Koehler of Oakland Cal who will bring the picture here will also preach the sermon at an 11 a m service that day In Liberty park fj CASH Quality Cleanin' KX)-ye- sound Ji Thieves ransacked his home andl'f stole a camera and two watches1 Julius Smith - of 9 East Fourth I The Chinese Word for BEER 2300 of coal present he said some of which now is being mined in the Price area Oil has been found and southeast of the Green river small quantities of manganese have been produced Rare Metal Lodes deposits of Extensive uranium-vanadiuoccur within the wilderness tract Mr Hunt said At present they cannot compete with more valuable deposits but when these are exhausted or if war should the demand increase suddenly southeastern Utah deposits could be mined and hauled out on pack trains he suggested Helium is another asset of the area the geologist declared In fact it was the discovery in ISAM of helium in the San Rafael swell south of Price that first attracted government interest in the region A tract in the San Rafael swell has been set aside for the navy Mr Hunt and Mr Miller said they would leave Monday or Tuesday for Green River and then go to Hanks-vill- e the "jumping off" place for their work About three months will be spent “cleaning up odds and ends" in the Henry mountains section Mr Hunt said He then will return to Washington to assemble material and maps lt CO South Fourth West |
