Show 14 Wednesday Morning- - TiC — 'April 10 19 10 Salt £ake IMbune- - lVry River Watershed Says U S Official State Agencies Will Be Asked to Cooperate Tribune Intermountain Wire OGDEN— Initiation of a flood control survey of approximately IT 000 square miles of land embraced In the Sevier river watershed by the department of agriculture of the federal government was announced Tuesday by Reed W Bailey director of the intermountain forest and range experiment station with headquarters at Ogden Idaho Folk Tap Lava Cooperating In the survey which will lake Rbout 18 months to complete will be the forest service the soil conservation service and the bureau of agricultural eco- Cool Homes nomics During fhe next 90 days senior representatives of these three divisions of the department of agriculture will make the preliminary plans outlining just what the survey will Include what data are to be obtained and methods' of obtaining these data Meantime they will contact various state agencies to ask cooperation in the survey of the 10 000000 acres of land for flood control purposes Three agencies will include the state engineer the Utah water Utah State storage commission Agricultural college at Logan and local and state planning boards The survey will take In all or parts of Juab Millard Beaver Iron Washington Kane Garfield Piute Sevier and Sanpete counties The department of agriculture survey will be coordinated with any similar survey that may be In the future under direction of the district engineer of the engineering corps of the lT S army which mav undertake downstream flood control work if such action should be decided on by the aimy Headquarters have been tentatively decided qn for Richfield Mr Railev said but this decision may be changed as factors of the survey mav show some other location for headquarters better suited Mother Nature Provides Cheap Air Conditioning JEROME Idaho by Mother Farth— she supplies the air tools It and blows It Into the house — has become a fact in Jprome and certain other parts of southern Idaho where once great volcanoes spewed lava In a few sections where the lava flows has been greatest it has been found that a six or eight Inch hole drilled down until it strikes a crevice will produce a strong current of cool air which when piped Into a house makes a practical system of The air current begins blowing from the ground about 11 a m grows stronger until it reaches the Street Lights peak of its force about 4 p m JACKSbN Wvo— For the first and gradually diminishes until 7 time in the history of Jackson or 8 p m when the flow ceases street lights were turned on the After about an hour the current town square The new equipment reverses and a suction is created represents the latest in this type which vs ill draw outside air into of fixtures the house Firt ©iifi-Ufi- lJ) u v All of us arc glad to cooperate with farmers and producers in selling Surplus Foods Bring your Orange and Blue Stamps to O P S Stores where bargains are plentiful of C C by piece piece exhaustive summary Wednesday morning Since Robert W Beckwilh deputy attornev general is scheduled to make a closing argument of an hour coupled with instructions to the jury entailing at least that much additional time ourt officials expected that the case would go to the jury late Wednesday afternoon "Implication of Duncan McD mavor of this Johnston a two-tercity with the crime of the murder of George L Olson is the greatest tragedy in the history of Tw in Falls county since this tract was grubbed from the sagebrush" Mr Dunn charged Prosecutor Fdward Babcock in a summary of the case recited the impressive weight of the volume of testimony given bv a dozen disinterested witnesses which “the accused asks you to ignore and throw away as false” in Brief hems InMountain Area's News Wlre- evidence - OGDEN— A plea to insurance executives and salesmen to work out such a seivice to the people as to aid them to forsake government gratuities was voiced Tuesday night by J Reuben Clark Jr of Salt Lake City a director in the Beneficial Life Insurance company and the Equitable Life Assurance society and member of the L D S church first presidency In speaking before the annual sales congress of Utah underwriters “This is your patriotic duty your primary and most pressing task" the presidency Mr Krogue and "Unless you and other Mr Madden were each advanced he said organizations that are working to a step and Othello Hickman of this end shall bring this about Logan becomes third vice presiNew duectors include Frank despotism will come to us except dent of Salt Lake City Stacey Mozley human nature shall change or God C9rn of Ogden and William Wood ” shall Intervene of Logan A fourth vice president He also warned that "govern- and dnector from Provo Is yet to ment doles have alwavs sooner or be elected In his afternoon address Mr later brought oppression and ruin and even chaos In their wake They Zimmeiman rapped proposed feddestroy the very fabric of good” eral competition through entry Into the field of life Insurance He citizenship evpn to the last thread v Charles J Zimmerman of Chi- said in part: Our concept of personal freecago president of the National Association of Life Underwriters dom rests upon a tripod of which who addressed the afternoon ses- one leg Is representative democg convention racy another civil liberties and sion of the spoke during the evening also on the third private free enterprise problems of governmental entry You rannot undermine one of these into private enterprise fields legs without having the whole C L Madsen of Ogden third structure crumble” Mr Zimmerman declared as he addressed the vice president of the state association presided at the evening meetannual sales congress of the state Mr Clark was introduced underwriters in the afternoon at ing the Hotel Ben Lomond by David J Wilson prominent Ogden attornev The afternoon sesHenry G Mosler of Los Angeles sion was conducted bv Karl K president of the Million Dollar Krogue of Salt Lake City second Round Table there was principal vice pi evident of the group speaker at the morning session flection of officers resulted in which drew more than 250 life Seymour V Prows of Logan first Insurance salesmen from Utah vice president being elevated to Idaho and Nevada ‘ Electa Flan Idaho-Will- iam BLACKFOOT I Hansen of Ashton Tuesday was named president of the Eastern Idaho chamber of rommerce formerly known as the Eastern Idaho Association of Civic Clubs to apprehend two voung who reportedly entered rOCATFLLO Idaho — On motion of defense counsel preliminary hearing for Mrs Frances Dick Hardy charged with fatally shooting her husband Charles E Hardv Tuesday was postponed until Thursday at 10 Tribune Intermounlain Wire FARMINGTON Next time they paint the flagpole atop the Davis countv courthouse they II leave the white flag up w hile they do it The flag is flown to show that there has been no traffic death that dav in the county For G6 days it waved The wind ripped shreds from it and hfvv 'ten HE” ‘art M H fne -- -- 1 Heaviest U Grnt hf lest dm 1 jnken ordered 1 Rlrt to P ordered nd cfl vnient r the ordered him at the point of tsc to remain in the ladies reslr‘ ' of the station until they had mad! their getaw ay ! lentenc il to A on j “e ChanK Wild Mr ‘ lor - 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long of t City Wiiih BRIGHAM Liquid Pint 71 Aqua Drin Not Drops 75c Baum Bengay McKatson's Alba turn 23 C Mustarola 33c Lasativa Eromo Quinmt OGPf V H F Ilrmingwav was eUrlrd president of the Weber club Tuesday night during its annual mealing to succeed H A Ben- irry xnd C Cold RuiikmIIon Weber Club Hus Election filher offirera alerted Include H P Duvall vice president S Jeppesen treasurer and Hehe V grad- dry PPOVO — Quarterly meet ngt of the Utah Stale Jersey Cattle dub opened here Tuesday Hrihum si DIODOIANT ATION chimou cratic chairman Young Nt&n I IT firat genuine value imp d U HAMOIS FacTfln (jillle (Iul Meet ijemcivil cTies! i G Squibb's of shuldown Coal rompanv mining ramps will start in lata Mav it was announced Tues-da- v Union iUB SI RF AW OOL RPOSGE AND nnual 5 4' rwet ! C 79c 100 Zonite Antiseptic 59c 75c Anecin Squibb Yeast Tabs 43c 89c Squitb's Milk Magnesia 29 60c Murine for the Eyes 49c Ceroid and Bile Salts 59c 89c C Milk 50c Philip's Magnesia 34 39c Mead's Pablum v or pirn hed - looking skin to this impor t a n t new Now tvpe cream specially prlred for Auerbach a Annual Pale1 Rprlng pm SPRINGS XL I Treat CCC to TlhSV NKHT 2 CRFAM WOODS CHOSS - Farming-to- n Bav rompanv will hold open house Sunday from 2 to 5 p m nt trta I lorfri 89c quart Hepatica 25c Carter's Liver heavy Sal RPK rj Favrt C BATH TABLETS— Wyo- Coal Camp Speedln 89c Petro-Sylliu- Open Holier ROCK Ci ed’d eghtv-fift- he CCC 32' 0 So Mate 8th W and 2nd bo Bountiful 502 bo Main 4th F and 3rd bo jtJ Sheriff Joseph Holbrook thought mavbe the countv should put tip a new while flag He hesitated a new flag break though lest the luck ’’ Saturday flagpole painters let A the tattered ensign down few hours later a new flag was run up— but it was a black one noting the county a seventh traffic fatality of 1940 - Club 1 dry Marshmallows Zee Tissue con one vj'ment "I'gn on - A petition signed hy 720 residents pf the former home town of Stanley S wife slayer Lantzrr asking commutation of his death sentence for murder was presented Tuesday to Governor Ne s II Smith Freshlike Peaches C°nV1 pwo O’her CHFYFNNF Vrubi sw c Washington boulevard P m held up the imghtV'11 agent and escaped with hi John Schoonmaker nightjj agent reported he the desk when the "two sudden appearance ' through front door 0ne being about 27 vears of a“ rounds In weight in ature He was wearing sweater and a dark suit com exion was light The second was 0 about 27 years of Pounds Lve feet 10 inches age! tall dark suit and hat and dark plexiored m a Three !:- Would Save Slaver grid I baJH Lowering of OUl White Flog Breaks Good Traffic Record 4-- release authorized at the boards current meeting 2 Decrt day-lon- FARMINGTON — Davis countv high school girls were interviewed and given club membership applications to fill out by Miss Ellen Agien Davis countv home demonstration agent at the high school Tuesdav Club leaders are chosen from suggestions of applicants Miss Agren said Death (Juiz I)ela)el board-t- t jlleav department railroad special agent (aM police of the state Tuesdav legally wifc-slav- asparagus :: and Web ty sheriffs BOISE Iriaho—John MeClurg of Emmett Idaho crippled Tuesday was granted a pardon by the Idaho pardons Vi-l- Officers of lice department Slajer Freed Dried Beef rips) Tribune Intermounlain u OGDEN f Tribune Intermountain Wire al slates 0ffiec Serviee to the People Held hy Speaker The Primary Duty of Insurance Company Officials and Salespersons Tribune Intermounlain Wire TWIN FALLS Idaho— The retrial of Duncan McD Johnston moved Tuesday toward conclusion as the defense wrnrked well Into Its closing summary of the case after completion of the initial prosecution argument Contradicting pleas for a first degree murder conviction for the slaying of George L Olson and for an acquittal were voiced in halfday arguments by Special Prosecutor Fdward Babcock and by Defense Counsel W L Dunn after completion of rebuttal and surre-butttestimony at 11 45 a m Mr Dunn told jurors he expected to make a further analysis of the Tribune Intermountain Wire OGDEN — While Weber county commissioners were being urged Tuesday to permit transfer of hghting equipment ticket booth office building and concessions stand from Reddy Kilowatt field to Ogden city's John Affleck park former Mayor Harman W Peerv submitted an offer to use the field for rodeo and pageant purposes Mr Peery said he would attempt to purchase the property which adjoins his Old Mill property on the south and that beginning in 1941 he might consider staging rodeos pageants and other entertainment on the field formerly used as the home field for the Ogden Reds’ baseball team The former mayor had filed with the Ogden city commission just after he stepped down from office at the beginning of this year Rn application for the municipal stadium for these purposes and asked that ha be designated manager of Ogden s Pioneer Days celehration thiV year The city commission recently voted to permit Pioneer Celebration Inc a newly formed corporation to use the stadium for rodeo and other purposes during the month of Julv which will include the time of the July 24 observance —Tribune Intermountain —5 Death Penalty For Johnston Celebration Unit Vie in Moves fdne -j Clark Urges Policy Firmsoung Banhjrivt Rob Ogden 20C To Outdo Government Ticket Church BodyjFarm Unit Plans Sevier Board Studies "Murder Case Nears End Two Plans Names SL Flood Control Survey For 1940 Fete Picas Begin Will Miles Cover For ’41 Meet Project in 15000 Square State Demands and Pioneer Tribune Intermounlain Wire OGDEN — Utah Congregational conference conducted Its fifty-fift- h annual session Tuesday at noon to climax three days of discussions and devotional services The conference selected First church of Salt Congregational Lake City as the host church to the 1941 session and elected Dr D D Stockman Salt Lake dentist as moderator to succeed the Rev E F Irwin of Provo Other officers who were elected in the Tuesday morning business session were the Rev George J Weber of Salt Lake City assistant moderator succeeding Dr F P Mills of Ogden Mrs Howard Olsen of Provo reelcrted scribe J D Reynolds of Ogden layman on the conference committee succeeding Dr Mills Mina McArthur of Salt Lake City laywoman on the conference committee Dr Stoikman Mr Reynolds and Fred Ray of Provo trustees Mr Ray succeeds Dr Mills General council delegates to the National Council of Congregational Churches in Berkeley Cal August 13 to 21 were named as follows' The Rev Mr Irwin and the Rev Mr Weber ministers The Rev James W Hailwood of Vernal and the Rev William A Tyler of Ogden alternate ministers Oscar A Spear of Provo layman with Guy S Anderson of Salt Lake City as alternate and Miss McArthur lavwoman It was announced that the regular decennial International Council of Congregational Churches which had been scheduled this year for Boston Mass will be postponed Indefinitely due to the European conflict f- 7” J' 7‘ kSc'at il fn- - |