Show Wednesday Morning "" ilr 8 feoif r f 1 'i--e- 4a WT ' - k®Wjpik5 £kc Tribune Governor and Lieutenants of District Service Clubs - -- u!)C j&aU Kiwanis Meet U S LOS ANCLLLS Aug 20 (2D — ' loingtloii W Post foi iner head of New Voik Citj s tenement house commission still thinks Los Angeles’ "slums” are worse than New Yorks ha sard Tuesday He reaffirmed his judgment on the matter first pronounced last June after a three months’ residence in this city during which a survey of conditions has been made War Ties Demands Rigid Policy Of n ’August Expert Calls L A Slams Worse Than Opposes Neutrality relief auspices bv clients under W P A j Veteran Aelor Marries tkM4n( aniAjj 30 1939 iY Y’s ‘You have need in Los Angeles for $15000000 of slum clearance and housing work” Post said "You have moved to carry out less than a $3000000 program in spite of (he fact that the federal authority has allocated $25000000 lor your TIJUANA Me Aug 29 JD — Maurice Costello veteran movie actor who gave his age as 54 and 30 actress and Ruth Reeves daughter of Federal Judge Albert use He is now employed by the fedReeves of Kansas City were married here Tuesday by Judge Philip eral housing authority in Pacific coast states Mora L (Continued From Page One) k ti n governor of the western Idaho division The Caldwell club was designated as host organization for the 1940 convention and its delegates recommended that next year's sessions be held at Sun Valley Idaho Final selection of a convention city will be made by the new officers at a district board meeting in December Elected as lieutenant governors were J F Wingate faculty member of the Springville high school division No 1 (southern Utah) Ray J Dawson Layton merchant division No 2 (northern Utah) New officers of the Utah-Idah- o H H Hedstrom theater operator tional standing left to right of Twin Falls division No 3 (eastsouthern Utah lieutenant-governern Idaho) and Frank S Gwil-liamill operator of Weiser divinorthern Utah lieutenant-governsion No 4 (western Idaho) Advise Permanent Secretary fully and to make it your business to see that others do likewise Recommendation was adopted “On the basis of National Safety to be considered at next year’s disCouncil figures for every death trict convention that a permanent there is a loss in time property secretary-treasure- r be selected amounting to Present official serving in this ca- hospitalization etc to Utah would $43700 This applied pacity is J Quill Nebeker of Og- amount to $9657000 and applied to den whose appointment was made Idaho would amount to $7385300 by the board Mr Caldwell as new district for 1938 ‘To dale there have been 93 took account of the governor deaths in the state of Utah and present European crisis with an while this is a reduction of 30 appeal to Kiwamans to engage accent over last year it is an tively In teaching the principles of per unsatisfactory showing Ogden and democracy "The gravity of the national and Salt Lake City have both reduced the international situation calls their fatal traffic accidents” for the highest degree of Americanism and the practical application of unselfish services!’ he said "No greater service can be rendered to the people of this great nation than the preservation of American democracy and American ideals And to this end Kiwanis is pledged in any capacity which the exigencies of the hour may require ” SAN FRANCISCO Aug 29 (UP) — Ogden Golden V4 inner Airways’ California Clipper Tuesday First place achievement award g in the gold division (clubs of more night completed a than 100 members) went to the survey flight to Auckland New Ogden club which last year was Zealand when it landed at the beaded by Dr William S Moyes Antipodes port at 6 58 p m Winner in the silver division (clubs P S T the air lines’ offices here of from 75 to 100 members) was announced The giant Boeing-buiflying the Boise club The Weiser club scored first in the blue division boat commanded by J H Tilton TuesFrancisco off took from San (clubs of from 50 to 75 members) 22 Actual time flying August day for while clubs with a membership New Zealand was a little under of 50 or less the white division to officials announced the Eureka club was declared win- 50 hours The final leg flown from Nouner with special mention being mea New Caledonia required 7 given to Park City Awards were hours and 10 minutes to span 1145 announced by Dr Earnest P Mills miles of Ogden Starting from San Francisco the The interclub visitation award a crew of H offiplane went to Springville representa- cial carried observers and government tives of whose organization tiav-elle- d mail and freight Mall 2850 miles during last April passengers and passengers were left at Honoin the interests of club work lulu the plane carrying only the were Twin Falls 2728 miles crew and observers for the remain24 miles Price ‘2418 der of the Payette which touched miles and Boise 1872 miles These Canton islandflight and Noumea in dayawards were made on behalf of bis committee by Willard S Bowen light flights of Pocatello district of Kiwanis InternaJ F Wingate of Springville n Ray J Dawson of Lay-to- or m SQ V r i I or Hugh N Caldwell r Upper Ends Epic Hop To Antipodes trail-blazin- lt Run-ners- ! Sport Prizes Given Awards were made at the luncheon to winners of sports events These went to Ward Monday lanadian Wheat Finds Jig British Market WINNIPEG Manitoba Aug Press)— The Winnipeg Free Press said Tuesday the British government was reported in grain circles to have contracted for large quantities of Canadian wheat perhaps as much as 2000-00- 0 bushels ‘Negotiations for the Canadian grades are believed to have been the Canadian placed through wheat board” the newspaper said made by C J Olsen second vice In some quarters it was believed been president of the Utah Safety Coun that 2000000 bushels had worked on Tuesday and if United cil In his luncheon address buying of Canadian "Within a few days there will Kingdom be in Utah and Idaho thousands of wheat is on the same scale as the school children and college stu- purchases from Argentina Canawould reach 10000000 dents using the streets and high- dian sales bushels ” ways going to and from schools be said "They will be riding in buses on trains in automobiles Defense bicycles on horseback These chib dren will be your children and my Cabinet children and those of our friends and relatives DUBLIN Aug 29 UP) — The “I want to appeal to you KiIrish cabinet discussed defense and ss anlans to drive safely and care air defense precaution measures at a meeting Tuesday night One government official sa'd "We believe we can be noutrai but we cannot guarantee whether we will be allowed to remain neutral and we cannot allow ourselves to be caught unprepared" The city council whose appeal for volunteers for air raid precaution service has received only about 400 replies so far issued an- Armstrong trapshooting C B Squires district golf champion e Dr Douglas F Pincock contest F C Koziol putting and Dr W S Moyes distance driving all from Ogden and Fred E Ring of Filer Idaho low net score International Trustee McCuish assailed subversive activities on the American continent at the morning session An appeal for traffic safety was 29 (Canadian hole-in-on- of the OGDEN Aug 29— A number ofydent: Children welfare work par-- e in connection with promajor projects in the field of pub- ticularly clothing and glasses and lic service were carried out dur- viding other necessities so that they can ing the year by Kiwanis clubs of continue with their school work Utah and Idaho according to rePark City club— Edward M ports issued at the district convenpresident: Active sponsortion in Ogden by lieutenant-governor- s ship of a Boy Scout troop Hmithfleld club— R V Larsen Projects listed were1 presidentDevelopment of an ade Salt Lake City club— R L dition to the Mack Memorial park of the president: Sponsoring Midvale club — M S Peterson Salt Lake county boat harbor on Great Salt Lake vocational guid- president: Sponsored a project to ance In the public schools Dolls Ogdpn club — Roger E Edens Plane Wails president' Safety program with wo 29 OMAHA Neb Aug contest members having driven 649466 miles with only five minor dolls held up an airliner here accidents naturalization meetings Tuesday The big ship was startwith alieqj and tree planting agriing to take off when attendants culture and vocational work discovered Muriel F Layton Lay ton Donahue of Minneapolis en route president Construction of a community fireplace of native granite alone to Sacramento Cal had forto be used by Bov and Girl Scouts gotten the dolls In her excitement the two L D S wards and the to be first aboard A rndio order community In general halted the ship while Muriel got Logan club—L E Nelson presl- - her traveling companions Mc-Pol- in for HP-T- nme-jear-o- club-Arth- ur LUXURIOUS Many styles wide range of price d salesmen to —and help you choose wisely Unit Table Illustrated It three-psTop Combination price $7 photo-traine- SLACKS BLOUSES It plain asi EASY tram IM SOUTH WAIN Sriipfc— I WANKS Wl INC ur n— Second Hood Rob n tffed nnckl no God e young with tu k$ linked belt 29 95 R ibin Hood Red high edventure for Gold dinner hour braid g rdle 29 91 iV TO PAY Floor Sketched III ing n Take Squirrel Locke Reg STORES ZCMI Genuine Rumen rt EASTMAN MONTHS TERMS-TWE- LVE I !2TC whirlwind introduction in Lelong’s in dresses designed with Pans Openings sweep and dash ignited with gold passementerie and metal trims Get into these glow-- ” ing colors and rival autumn splendor! 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