Show iiK'Mi'iHIHiWi 9 is s Wednesday Morn in: Jaycees More To Change Stale Set-U- Legislator Says Fear Will Prevent Early War Las Vegas C C Will Determine Policy at Logan Conclave of Reasons Against Conflict SALT Infirmities End Wyoming Man Held for Shooting Quiz Hit bv Bullet International situation as presented to the Ias Vegas chamber of commerce Tuesday by Congressman J G Sorugham who is here for a few das' rest after the arduous session just completed Declaring flatlv "theie Is no danger of a general war in Europe” who was one of the Scrugham highest ranking officers of the ordnance department of the U S anny during the World war said European leaders are too fearful of the "frightful destruction” that would be wrought by modern weapons and asserted "there isn t a nation in the world that could stand the cost of war except the United States "It isn't because Hiller and Mussolini have quit dreaming about new' conquests” the congressman explained 'It Isn t because thev aren't anxious to reach out and grab new international loot They just can’t see wheie thev win a thing if they have to go to war Tribune Intermountain Service H arry KEMMERER Wyo Hahn a resident of this district many years was in a critical con dition in the Kemmerer hospital Tuesday suffering from a gunshot - eight three-minut- Tuesday morning in a Lchi hospital I talks e jnv-ce- World Toiler Game "There's a great poker game going on Each nation is living to bluff its hand through If anybody calls thev'll back down But he who calls must have something to hac k up his hand "Our hand must be backed by Ihe most powerful defense on earth and (hats just what were When we get through no building nation In the world or group of nations will dare attack us and after all if it does cost a tremen'-riou- s sum of money it’s only a small amount compaied to the cost of a war if we are not prepared” LITTLE CAMERA BIG SNAPS - The bullet fired from a small caliber gun lodged against Hahns spine Ixo charges had been filed against Duncan pending investigation bridgeshire Saturday 'GREAT BUY The model accompanied by it s builder Jack Albright will he in the Nevada exhibit on Services Set For Infant ROCK SPRINGS Wyo -F- uneral v serv ices vv ere ponding hoio for Albert West Jr son of Mr and Mis Albert West of Queclv who was found sninlheied to death ill his cub Mrs West told Countv Cot oner J Warden Opie she was moused about 3 a m Monday bv cries of She turned him over the halts on his stomach m an attempt to stop his wailing and the infant soon foil asleep she declared Mis West then returned to her own bed W lion she aiose 1o feed the baby His light she found him dead hand was under the pillow when she found him and it is believed be lifted the pillow against bis face while asleep cutting off lus supply of air No inquest will be held Opie said The body is at Rogan mor- Orcliardibls Map Tax Hike Fight " 1918 Married to Mr Goates pioneer faimer and carpenter in the Salt Lake Endowment house in 1SS0 she was the mother of 14 children seven of whom survive her: Mrs William II Dansie of Loin Mis Robert L Loveless of Orem Mrs A J Phillips Les-le- v Geoige A Floyd W and Francis It Goates all of Salt two Mothers George Lake City C Munns of Salt Lake Citv and Arthur J Munns of Brigham Citv a sister Mrs Annie1 ( oates of Lein 13 gi anckhildten and three great-g- i andchildren In addition to reamig her own Lehi family Mrs Goales had provided a home for two underprivileged boys and adopted a Samoan princess whom she educated and sent home to her native land as a teacher r Weber College Buys Supplies OGDEN — Awarding of contracts to two Salt Lake Citv firms for providing equipment in new carpentry shops at Weber college was announced Tuesday by Dix M Jones college treasure: following opening of bids at the state purchasing office in Salt Lake City The equipment list and contract puces follow: Band saw $173 95 table lathe $125 80 shaper 82 ’6 80 electric gluepot $17 50 Gai-fiel- fFet L HiP I ’ 4 -- f-- WBm J: I ”v ‘ ?- x‘ ’C I! H — ! ADVANCE SILHOUETTES PARIS INSPIRED FOR 1940 N T SEPTEMBER HV foa - i $ New I)eIco Motors Completely Conditioned Beautiful New Cabinets $69-5- 0 $7950 $8950 EASY TERMS Expert Repairman 49 Fast 1st South SALT LAKE CITY UTAH 4284 ° Rich Blended Mink Full Russian Persian Lamb Mink Dyed Fitch Full Skin Silver Fox Skunk Tipped Moire Kidskin AN Beaver EXCEPTIONAL Buy with KIDNEYS Legion Plans Ilodeu CEDAR CITY-Stre- in ets OPPORTUNITY SAVE!' TO V (rain Kati ll ii Fire in Pulrl '1 in sclav Idaho-Fi- re BUHL had dexlioved the Buhl Sales Commission company at an estimated loss of neatly $3000 alter threatening to wipe mil a downtown business block Cause was undetermined in August AM '"i hat aelvvrj n oan fi ' f includ- ( a ing Forstmanns tjil s Wools in Black women’s Juilliards and Botany Diagonals Mossy and Spongy Brown Mystery Green Tunis Blue All sites — misses’ half sizes Help 15 Mile of Kidney Tubes I Ivai-e- d BOISE— The Idaho public utilities commission increased the warehouse handling clinige cm grain fiorn 75 to 85 rents a ton '1 uesdav ft MUST REMOVE EXCESS ACIDS Enjoy a smart winter coat from the very Magnificenf new coats opulent with Luxurious Furs styled confidence first cold day in the Newest Paris manner New Silhouettes New Rich Woolens Ce- dar City business district took v on a carnival atmosphere '1 ns deeorntions vveie pi iced heralding the American Legion fourteenth annual rodeo and athletic show August 21 to 26 MJ00O Was y tiack All Makes Machines M&MHome Appliance Co F n I’an-guitc- ues-da- Machines Singer Sewing — ) r ‘h ’1 in Factory Rebuilt Tunc-- v "I'i Fa1 F ro $ v Famous Nontanglc Gibb Hook Geared Head — Westinghouse Motor 20-Y- r Guarantee $7500 PRECIOUS FURS— Ieionnaires S50 TO $6950 ALL THESE Mew Home Sewing EMachines Last PRICES d Hurry! 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While uouMte decreed French Couturier Lamb Platon Si fersan Intermountain ISeirs llriefs $17950 PH by ov o Traffic Crash Kills Woman School Clothes and Save j ¥V Eng- Odd Accident Hurts Worker or STORE y- oilstone gnnder $117 Industrial Tilling nihor Supply companv Treasure Island hollow chisel saw bench $SS5 and joiner $276 75 mnrtiser PROVO— Efforts to have revoked Thomas Fleet! io companv the 10 per cent increase in valua- $1115') 'Ihe shop will he tion of irrigated fiuit and farm housed carpentry old Central uinior the in lands in Ltnli county fiidcred rehigh school building which was cently bv the state tax commisrecently by the college sion will be made by the Utah acquired Loieno Peterson will he instrucLe Giande bureau farm county of courses in the department ROCK SPRINGS Wyo -F- reeman Jarman of Orem secretary sard tor beginning with the opening of the Huntley state highway em- Tuesday fall quarter ploye in Rock Springs is recoverA committee headed bv Frank from incurred minor injuncs ing Shelley of American Folk presiIn an unusual accident on Lincoln dent of the county faim bureau west miles of Rock nine highway was appointed at a meeting MonSprings day night of the executive comKODAK IANTAM f8 Is only 4M Engaged in road repair woik mittee and directors of the bureau Inches long yet through modern noto Huntley appaiontlv failed to make an investigation of wavs photoflnlshing methods It leads to tice approach of a truck dnven by and means for having the inn ease Inches 214x4 $395 Only pictures M II Markland of Rapid City revoked Mr Jarman said (was $475) S D Huntley was using a shovel (Continued ITorn Page One) and as he threw the implement a probable skull fracture ami over his shoulder it struck the STORES box on the EASTMAN other injuries Her condition was iear end of the truck INC throwing hint onto the road rereported critical US SOUTH MAIN STREET ported State Highway Patrolman Hassloc ker suffered several 12)2 WAuUN TUphn Lloyd Kenc ke broken lihs and an mimed collar hone and shoulder Kanin I’eto Opens Sheriff Frank Mavcock of KAMA5! — Opening with a county and Slate Highvvav 2 m at p giand junior parade Arntond Luke rcpoited Patrolman will Kamns Valiev Fiesta the get under wav Friday and continue (he automobile apparently went through Saturday out of control 26 miles south of SCHOOL WILL SOON START Panguitc h on highway 86 when to Meet the tne blew out Mend Make FORK- - Sti cuts of SPANISH The car careened 306 feed along I lie shoulder of Spanish Folk vveie gaily decothe road before il rated with the national coleus plunged fmm the highway and and American legion insignia ovei turned several time's Tuesday In readiness for t InBoth women vveie thrown ftom state legion department conventhe machine Mrs Booth died tion opening with a reception whle en route to a hospital '1 hursday night 'Ihe pally had left Zion ennvmi A rt it Tuesday morning en route to Salt Lake City Officeis said the two Set Fair Garfield Models Demonstrators and l loor women were companions' of Ilass-lo- c —'I hursdav vv ill I’ANGITTCII ker on a cross country tup Were matk the opening of a three-dnlie victims were brought to Gnt field county ran1 meet and h by state road commisPanguitc Ml me hoises fair Mmo than sion employes nnd pnxsots In They h now training on the fast k WOMEN'S I' J i on October 2$ 1861 a daughter of James and Elizabeth Collis Munns and came to Hah at the age of 16 in the companv of an t older sister the late Mrs Lmma Mrs Coalcs M Lindsev Prior to the nriival of her family in Utah Mis Goates resided at the home of Elia R Snow pioneer Utah poetess She was intensely interested In the Sunshine club activities of the L D S Relief society Four of her children (lied within two (lavs during the ’flu epidemic In Key —The Boulder dam replica which was sent to the New Yoik fair for display and withdrawn when labor trouble raised the price of installation is en route to the San Francisco exposition When it developed that only $560 stood between the citv of Las Vegas and the tun to San Francisco the chamber of commeue secured sufficient pledges to insure transportation costs The utv of Las Vegas already had contributed $1000 to the fund and another $500 was contributed tuary by the Arizona fair commission making only a $300 deficit on LAS VEGAS v land nos-da- Replica of Dam Off to Fair FOREMOST t inn- causes dent to age She was horn in Orwell Camof Tu-sh- in LAKE'S i Goates 77 wife of George H Goates of Lchi and prominent L D S social £''773 worker died will be given by state chan men on outstanding projects of the state group followed by an open discussion led by Reed Bullen of Logan 'llie keynote addiess will be wound police said was inflicted by William Duncan who is being held given bv Nelson W Aldrich of The shooting occurred Monday Salt Lake City immediate past at 11 a m on the Tusliek home vice president of the national Also on the speaker's list stead about a nnle west of Kemwill be Jav E Sullivan of Great merer Officers said Hahn had been Kails Mont nationnl vice jircsi-deand Major II Diane Lester keeping company with Mrs before he left for haying "right hand man” of J Edgat fields a month ago In the mean- Hoover bf the F B I ' ' Mr Palmer said plans for the time Mis Tushek married Duncan The shooting took place when convention are being woiked out Hahn returned to the Tushek rapidly and the complete program for the three davs will be roadv home Duncan assert edly told officeis for publication next week he "expected bod ll v harm" when Hahn returned and used the gun 11 Li- 3 August 16 1939 Tribune Intermountain Service LEIII — Mrs Louisa Munns to do awav with many duplications Mr Palmer said At the 2 30 p m meeting Sep- tember t t x- -c Useful Life Of Eehi Woman Tribune Intermountain Service Tribune Intermountain Service LOGAN — Recommendations for on state comLAS VEGAS Nev—There will be no world war in the near a new state set-u- p of the Utah state junior future because leaders in every nation are afraid of the conse mittees chamber of commerce will be made quences by a committee headed by B R Parkinson former president of the If war should break out In Lake club at the annual conSalt Europe there is no reason at all of the junior state gioup vention "hy the United States should be here September 2 3 and 4 Kendrawn in neth Palmer of Logan convenThis country must however be tion chan man said Tuesday to Monroe enforce the prepared The recommendations will be doctrine against all comers and if made by Mr Parkinson at the will to never have prepared fight September 4 jneeting cafjcd for The neutrality issue has made 9 0 a m headlines but is not important - This committee under Mr Par-Suitor Former since all factions are agreed on kinson has been studying the slate the main objective of keeping the for some time committee set-u- p Bride Of I'mted States out of war and recommendations are expected Addresses Chamber These vveie the highlights of the -- Death Claims Prominent LDS Worker p Con" i cssnian Scrugliani Tells -- akc yrilmnc £nU lush Out Poisonous Waste tf Vuu bl id Over bsv HM bf &ftt W V'tlf ei i iney tuLva miv La lihei ami tube At Mirk! liliy help Nature ml your (irking lit s ah inglil avatem of poiftdHma waste When fiin fi haI kidney dia nW permit lo remain in the p Ison mu uaMer well 'It a HIV rH g y u w II t feel karhe rliei ir Jlir puHi4 leg pa ft -f- t pep 111(1 ben energy get ling up nigh' swelling pull es lien In hex ah villa mea If ml it utter ihe with lie pient or t aid v peogeg liavn her n s f n me iiii email tug en hum ng i th g arc ng with v or inea nr t 1a hler hi lueva msv pee help the mint ns l weU J IU ue i Ak s ir ilt us t f tr n ul enra m vf 4 tia f in reftsfiilh l 15 he give h tppx relief an! will help t! miles of iminev ih mif I ti n tie weal (ruoi your hi n (et 1) au 1 uU AH n 1 mile of k USE OUR EASY PAYMENT PLAN BUY NOW AT OUR MOST PHENOMENAL SAVINGS IN YEARS1 he )na A A J fi t ihcmctil) THIRD CHARGE FLOOR BUDGET WILL CALL $5 WILL HOLD ANY COAT IvcilPi d'PPiiC t t— 'SALT LAKE’S FOREMOST WOMEN'S STORE |