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Living 'f A P i rarliiii- - 6 Ifil: '11cil " ' Lcit -- it :"::: ?le ) ::: " Fifty graduates of upper and " t :4 c ' '"'- : 1-- e jilt '—"- - 4 " 4' 4'' -ar :: r r ftlin :' 4:2-- 0' 1 — " 1 es — '7: '' t T:4 croch -- S :: tr ' l' ' 2 I i 1 -- ) '' I N LEnvoysofEight' t ) States Attend 3::: fI if i Benefits of '( Poultry Flan - - I x' iR(!-- Lt:e:) Gr'aduate Group it - 1940r lxd ersTell : r —Westminster' --- f - r ) i Pronouncing thmselves well A4 with Intermountain at- pleased "41i 'et 4' ceptanca of the National Poultry Improvement plan representatives A ' of the federal government Invited i widespread discussion "to make a i good plan better" at an 4 regional conference with I leaders Monday in the poultry 1 i '0 a Newhouse hotel ''' '' Seven of the federal govern1-::'':-:: :: - 4 s' '' t ment's poultry specialists from If 4stea i s'44'44°""'''''" '' "e4- answered q Washingtonv D-- Cr -'' ' ! t —:s:w001117-t )i ''' ' 1:7 tions of more than 75 official dele- ---v Nk 1 4'!"' 400°møø'gates hatcherymen and poultry ': "" operators during conference ses' ' ' 'l sions which will continue Tuesday at 8:30 a m in the Newhouse ho--s 1 ' atell the concluding day of the ': ) regional meeting ' '' Leader Lists Advantage' ) Jeans: 'If we want a concrete pic"Advantages of the N P L P Ik ture of what is taking place In the l7:''' to breeders hatcherymen and flock J') evolution of the universe it might owners are first the poultryman be that of God afitating the Betar gets assistance from official state poultry production methods 'entered atpoultry husbandryman of WashingtonID C ether'" of industry leaders attending a re Carl Frischknecht U S A C extension agencies in producing hatchery tention Character Next 1 eggs and baby chicks of high qualgional conference on the National Poultry poultryman Pren Moore extension poultryity and second that he mts of- The second "first thing" that man of Boise Idaho and Paul B Zumbro ficial recognition for following the Improvement plan Monday in the Newhouse lasts said the speaker Is character t hotel of Washington D C left to right Berley Winton senior program by being permitted to As essentials of character he listed use appropriate terms in describvision and Integrity sincerity I ing his products such as United work States approved certified and recon work he Placing emphasis of performance" said Paul B said: "We have heard a lot in the of Washington D C i They spoke to graduating class at Westminster Norman C last seven years about the 'more poultry coordinator of the Bakke left who gave the commencement' address and abundant life' However if we reof animal industry move the last three letters we Helen( L Cone valedictorian Carl Frischknecht ' extension find what is left is the moreabund at Utah State Agri(moribund) life Those three let) cultural college official state agent ters are 'ant' and from the time for the N P I P said: "Eight of the Old Testament tite ant has National Safety Council Worker Utah hatcheries are cooperating A second blanket reduction of 1$ been used as a symbol of work with the plan at present repreThe key to the more abundant life per cent In the valuation of imMethod of Explains Treating Is work" senting between 70 and 80 per cent in the Bingham school of the ehltken hatching' capacity The third' of the "first things" provements Ailments Motorists of Specific of the state that last he said is love He quoted district was granted Monday by "I think the program is decidedthe Salt Lake county commission the Apostle Paul: "And now abidA new function for the drivers' lidense division of the Utah Ily beneficial Our egg production ' Argonne chapter No 2 Disabled American Veterans of the eth faith hope and love and the The first'15 per cent reduction of these is love" was made last Friday at the in- tax commission—follow-uwork to improve the performance of per bird is increasing Our morWorld War and auxiliary Monday night installed new officers— greatest tality especially from pullorum stance commission tax the state of motor vehicle operators—was instituted by a representative of disease is decreasing In the and the new commanders of both groups issued statements of Degrees Conferred which pointed out the valuation amount of breeding stock produced L Cone daughter of was based on a survey made by tax the Nati ()nal Safety council Monday 'V Miss Helen on their attitudes World war II as their first official acts we have changed from an importMr and Mrs William L Cone of commission engineers three years He is James Stannard Baker of L figgat wm installed as to an exporting basis We sent commander of the chapter sue- Symes John F West and Orrin 1416 Lincoln street expressed the ago and that the values have de- Chicago who supervised the train"The object of the work" he de- ing hopes of the class in the valedictory creased since then due to "deprecia- ing of license examiners last fall clared "is to treat drivers for a lot of money out of the state ceedingReynoldo Syme at o meet- P Morgan executive committee address for breeding stock prior to organDegrees were conferred on tion and Obsolescence" when the tax commission took over specific 'ailments' The gaze must iization ing at 163 South West Temple members Memory Lark of the plan in 1933 but the junior college graduates by Monday's action in granting a the examining and licensing of mo- first be diagnosed and a cure ef- now street The smeary meeting at Wives of those elected by the the Rev Robert D Steele college further reduction of 15 per cent following the govthrough costumed the Newhouse hotel seated Mrs Strolling minstrels no is If there torists fected if possible ernment plan we are selling breedstory tellers games and sports Ella Hoover as commander suc- chapter won several offices in the president and diplomas were pre- was taken by the county commisfollow-up to is do The object of the work cure the only thing get Iing stock to other states" he said Selected to head the sented the lower division gradere demonstrated on the lawns of sion on its own initiative and ac- was auxiliary Mrs Lawrence Wilkins explained by Mr Baker at a the driver off the road by revoking Hoover besides Mrs dean Lincoln uates Barker statethe state capitol during the after ceeding to commissioners' auxiliary by cording Idaho Hatcheries Cooperate "We have sons" said Mr Fig-g- were of license examiners in the his license" Mrs Morgan senior vice The morning events of the The 'Rev William Crosby Ross ments is a result of a trend that meeting Drivers "whom we don't want to see Mr Baker praised the manner in needing attention Idaho has 25 hatcheries cooperInstitute were Conducted hi Mem go to battle and come back the commander Mrs Figgat junior intermountain representative of has been taking place in the min- capitol can be determined from the files which the drivers' license division with the plan representing vice commander Mrs Ford chapof Chrisory part ing community for several years of the COMMiSSIOn which show Is operating unCer the direction of ating way we did We are for arma- lain Mrs D T Broun treas- the Presbyterian board I 65 per cent-o- f the states egg caThis trend was summed up by records and lists of convictions )i tion education offered the beneConcluding were presentations of ment tor defense for suppression since it L Strong especially Harry said Pren Moore of Boise Red airbations" a play suitable of Commissioner J R Rawlins who We are urer Mrs Cloys adjutant Mrs diction Mr Baker said a person found ha3 had a particularly heavy task pacity activity and extension Sundloff conductress John T supersummer poultryman At a luncheon of the college said many workers who formerly to be an "accident willing to do everything we can Many persons who visor of N P I P in Idaho prone" driver to perform trustees Monday noon in the Hotel made their homes in Bingham "Airs Well That Ends Well an In this country—but let Europe Mrs Edith Beasley- - sergeant-a- t been for visual have a defect have driving only might apparently Idaho during the first year of arms and Mrs Wilkins and Mrs Utah Mr Bakke urged that West- -' gradually have been moving away operetta aith soloists and a chorus tight Europe's war this time" that could be corrected with years Without licenses have come the plan had 17 cooperating hatchThese workers he said are residsit L IX S tabernacle choir memMrs Hoover expressed a hope Hazel Higbee executive board minister be made a four-yea- r in great crowds as eries be division to uninformed he or the glasses might and will have 29 within this institution as soon ing in other county communities on the road rules or in need of a result of blockades conducted by bers participating and a ballet that "humanity may rise again" members program year Mr Moore added The chapter also selected four as possible It is now a four-yea- r 'Search for Happiness" presented In nations now at war and dedriving back and forth to their more practice in operating an auto- the statd highway patrol Approximately 200000000 chicks by North and South Davis L fl S clared: "No other organization is delegates to the D A V national Junior college offering the last work As a result rental rates are mobile These are things which Mr Baker attended the recent —one-third of those produced in Makes so vitally aware of the cost of convention to be held in Green-ba- y two years of the preparatory school decreasing and the value of homes the drivers' license division through convention of the American Asso- 1939-4- 0 in the United States—were 1A'is Meanwhile at rineerest inn in war for we have had before us August 24 to Septem- and first two years of college work is decreasing follow-uOf p Motor Vehicle Adminis- raised in work can usually ciation its hatcheries cooperating Improvements in the district overcome he explained Emigration canyon the first an the great suffering and broken ber 1 They are Mr Figgat Mr Graduates Listed trators in Albuquerque N M with N P I P said Mr Zumbro R were this and valued at Jensen Jess Beehive emit originally Morgan year Joseph camp institute was bodies that result from war?' Aims of the program were dist- -Graduated from the junior col- $583165 and the first 15 per cent Inaugurated Under direction of Chosen officers of the chapter H B Murray cussed by Berley Winton of WashMtn peen Ann Waspe chairman to serve with Mr Figgat were The auxiliary named as commit- lege Monday night with the de- cut reduced this figure to $498- ington D C senior poultry hus69025 The second 15 per cent reand Mrs Waldo N Anderson vice John O Ford senior vice com- tee chairmen Mrs Higbee enter- gree of associate in arts were: bandryman in charge of poultry Jack Holmes Berryman and duction leaves the valuation at thairman of the general Beehive mander Charles R Bostwick jun- tainment: Mrs King membership —busbandry investigations Walter W Mrs Jess R Jensen legislation Helen Cone of Salt Lake City Jane $42318675 committee of the church ior vice commander On the basis of the 1939 tax levy Jensen treasurer Jess R Jensen Mrs M Gray Americanism Mrs Ellen Cunningham of Fairfield Alms Described Bee Keepers Attend auditor Charles A Wood deputy Wood welfare and Mrs Ford Idaho Robert Eugene Hansen of of 68 mills the two cuts will mean deThese he remarked Include dis- of officers Earl an Frederic to The Reynard of E T King chaplain hospital the aggregate saving Bingham Murray chapter Gerald Irvine chairman Site of the new Alta mountain 'Approximately 65 Bee Keepers auditor cussion of progress and problems Marcia taxpayers of approximately $6000 commitfrom nearly every intermountain E D Potter judge advocate Har- lavd appointment of committee Znglewood Colo and Mary honors formed legislative in administration of N P I P of The second reduction is subjict lodge part of a widespread pro- newly liv Talbot of Whiterocks with state tiM two from Canada wit- ry E Cloys adjutant and Mr chairmen until later for development of the win- tee of the Utah Traffic Safety plans to improve production and Lucille to review of the state tax commisAhladas Luke Basil gram Mary nessed demonstrations of lunch'Baxter Beverley Bernice Beasley sion ter sports region will be staked counclI will compare Utah's pres- breeding quality methods to reeons1 games hikes handicraft naGibson Phyllis R Leone Earlier Bernice pullorum diseases losses of Monday representatives out by a party of civic chamber ent traffic statutes with the uni- duce ture craft campfire suppers and Identification through uniform Griffin Robert George Grimmer of the Bingham Canyon Hospital Nathe code form commerce forest officials the and by of compiled during prograins opening day Victor Albert Hathpshire Miriam association appeared before the terminology of grades of producof the two-da- y tional' Conference on Street and tion and "consideration of changes meeting Isabelle Hoffer Leon C Holman commission sitting as a board of Tuesday Stone Reid executive of Royal J E Curt Wasatch national Highway Safety at his commit- that might be considered worthRoyal Earl Lambert Robert Vin- equalization to protest an increase the Salt Lake council Boy Scouts while from the standpoint of the Melvin Martinoy in the hospital valuation from $4765 forest cent Maloney supervisor will accompany tee's first meeting Tuesday at 2 entire of Ametica spoke on Planning Florence to $9435 which they termed "too ' Frank John poultry industry" t4 of I Nordquist the courses at summer for University the Long Hike" Heavy registration the group pointing out adaptabili- p m in the capitol The regional conference is one linger Mary Elizabeth Parker high" TheBechive insrute will con- lUtah and four Salt Lake City schools was reported Monday al- - 01 C vice of Olsen de of five almedat "bringing the proJ presiOgden Dr F E Stroup director of the ty of the site to recreational Douglas Gregory Reid Luella Ruth clude Tuesday at 4130 p I"' after in the respective Institutions was not Robinson Bert Allen Whaley Lois hospital deciarM that many of the velopments contemplated in the dent of the safety council will gram to the poultrymen" Mn Wina day of demonstrations siniilar to !though the number enroll Jane Wheat lake and Hattie Fran- hospitals in Salt Lake county are area by the United States forestry preside at the meeting in the ab- ton said In previous years offirevealed Regis trars said the o— enrollment would not be ces ds ds Monday cial delegates of cooperating states exempt from taxation entirely service Wight of Salt Lake City Stewart Cosgriff chairman of sence from the city of Julian M Journeyed to Washington D C !ascertained for several days Verle Ashworth of Kimberly Commissioner J B Mullins replied courses and Nev and high school Featurècl for an annual conference A large number of teachers from tary Gay Baird of Ely Nev John the increase had been effected by the Salt Lake chamber of corn- Bamberger president band and orchestra Instruction are Franklin merce committee Other Washington officials who of Austin Nev winter Irvine'i the state tax Mr besides commission and sports if Hiskey 'comparison anti other inter offered at the Irving with elethroughout Utah k Carmen Louise Hunter of McGill the county reduces the figure the H K Burton superintendent of will be an outline of the Utah took part in the program were J mountain slates registered at the mentary and high school courses at Nev Jay Joseph Huston of Daniel action must still be approved by the Salt Lake City waterworks safety program by Ezra C Knowl- R Mohler chief of the bureau of band classes and West for session which the elementary university Richard Stanford Lee of the state board council department and George E NichI etary and chief animal industry Melvin Buster will continue through July 19 with and orchestra at Roosevelt and Wyo Alto Cal Norine G Norman ols architectural draftsman for the engineer for the state road com- and J D Sykes junior poultry co- Palo at a from July 22 to band and orchestra instruction forest service in region four will mission and remarks by Kirk A ordinators Dr Hubert Bunyea of Tooele John Michael Prpich of EN:Lb& two di et unitsssonal August 16 Classwork will begin South of Esca- Welfare Board Confers make the yip Emma the Na- veterinarian engaged in poultry Spencer Murray Keegan representative-othilliners temperatures in the Salt Tuesday summer James W' Anderson of McGill disease Investigation and H L Mr Stone said other lante Cosgriff council Monday tional Margaret Safety t Like area Loomed upward over the In addition to a number of edu- 'School principal announced that Nev Rex Charles of Bing- Today on Merit Plan of the chamber winter Shrader senior extension poultry- members Tripp mark again Monday and cational courses offered the uni- other classes may be organized if man of the U S department of and William Gordon Williamcommittee also make ham may sports weather bureau predicted they versity for the first time Is Includ- a sufficient number of pupil's re- son of Winnemucca Nev 'r agriculture Preparatory to putting a merit the trip leaving Salt Lake City remain there for some time Fifteen ing a safety driving class C It quest added subjects received a system into effect for the hiring at 130 p m I 1 Miss Cunningham Committee memFiend Envoys t Eight - rbtectstill De PreciPlialion by' Nelson Jordan' school ' district teachers will Instrud the classes music certificate in addition to of Utah public welfare department bers met Monday for brief discustea observers foresee slowly in- - transportation superidteeldent who x‘tich will' continue through July her employes the state board of public sion of plans loc the new lodge Delegates present represented degree tteasiog cloudiness and "slightly is directing the course announced 19 welfare will confer Tuesday at '9 Utah Idaho Arizona lower divYsion Colorado The Denver and Rio Grande Receiving hIgher" temperatures that two years ot motoring experim In the capitol with members Western Railroad company a mas were: Confronted by what he believed New Mexico Oregon Washington— Salt Lake ence are a prerequisite AnstrilcMondars maximum'in — be a pistol Marion G Dotts and Wyoming Violet Virginia Andersen Robert of the merit'system council There 1 I td Wilson of by McCarthy I Ott 'WU S1 degrees The mean lion in a dual control automobile Of the 48 states only California of Park City early Tuesday surEdgar Buzza Mary Ann Carter will be a discussion of employment Salt Lake City and Denver 69 degrees WIS 3 above normal is proposed his Louise Park James Eugene classltication and salary ranges Nerendered wallet Montana and indorsed the containing Evelyn Pennsylvania Saturday i Warm à' weather and fair or City school pupils enrolled in the Members of the council are Hugo Alta development program and $502 to two bandits when con-Mi- vada are not participating in the Rouen Sam Lennie Skaggs and part4 cloudy skies were prevalent Irving and Roosevelt lower diEumbro Mr William Evert Zwick of Salt Lake B Anderson F Y Fox and Miss pledged financial aid in construc- fronted on Post A said near total place plan wee post of Utah and southern vision high schools and in the West Bloomfield of Elizabeth FitzGeraid all of Salt tion of the lodge and one or two the 'Main street intersection of 2167 of the nation's 10000 hatchIntensified efforts 16 exceed the City PaulaNWinifred find South high schools Elemen! Idaho M Lake told 11 Mr Dotts Salt Lake Citk eries are enlisted in N P Is Margaret Green a additional 'ski lifts City V20000 'minimum quota see by the Taodiena and Dorothy E police the two men stepped from "marked increase" over previous American Red Cross for its Salt of Park City behind —a building and demanded years' figures he added Lake county war relief quota were Murdoch of Gulley! "We have had excellent cooperthe money at 12:30 a m One launched in Salt Lake City and man Was' described as about 35 - ation from the industry members county Monday as the local drive 14 ' went Into its second week years old wearingr a dark suit and and official state agencies L a light straw hat The otherIte region in developing their pottltry W M Smoot chairman of the e said was undistinguishable due to Improvement program In line with Fet6-TitlFollow the fast drive reported contributions removing Europeen war with a copy the national plan" Mr Zumbro shadows of the Home Service tureau's 1945-inc- h ceived at the end of Monday totaled ' Political parties were warned 4 types of gambling and declared lithographed commented more a o than $15200 Fifty-twloveliest of slightly Utah's gain WV Imp Monday by Attorney General Johave no that political parties of approximately g2800 over the daughters will contest Friday at seph Chez that their more reasonto consider them ' The Mediterre'neen practice of Auditor Finds Insurance week end Sea north Africa and Asia Saltair for the honor of being conducting drawings at Pertain selves above the law thait have S L Hospital Transfers - Minor or However Mr Smoot 'pointed out1 named Queen of Covered Wagon big gatherings must be disconincluded hi this four-colbrochure individuals and organGood Fund in private I Shape Salt Lake county is still WOO be' Days r tinued unless some means Can be ' izations Sanatorium to Eight srtd AnYrt ' low Its minimum quota and $24- the warring of was announced Monday by devised to- - remove these drawThis sfrengths He said it might be possible to Accounts of the state insurance om 800 under the "doubled quota" re1 B A Reynolds queen contest fo iasy reference For your ore turn the drawings into games of fund were found to be in good conings from the lottery classifies Eight patients from Salt Lake 13ed national as final for quested recently by chairman the entries lion skill by requiring that the holder dition from October L 1938 to June general hospital were transferred copy tend 10 cents to TheSall Lake Tribune and Cross officials As these drawings have been the queen and her two attendants of the winning ticket be required 30 1939 the period covered by a Monday to the Utah State TubercuTeleTam Home Service Bureau or cell at the Home I were received at the Covered handled in thepast they clearly to answers question testing his recent audit conducted by Fred B losis sanatorium at Ogden with : 11 Service Bureau counter Tribune-Telebraoffice building Althowth the have been lotteries and thus unsome Wagon or in of Days of Evans the more knowledge several State office history deputy expected to be moved Oregon Governor coming deadline expired Saturday at mid- der the ban of Utah's antigamother subject before being Auditor John W Guy according 'Within a short time Dr George N 11 Charles Spragut governor of night: entries postawarded the prize to a report released Monday bling statutes the attorney genCurtis hospital superintendent ti Oregon is expected to arrive in marked prior to that time were eral said The auditor noted "that premi- said : The attorney general said he Sall Lake City at the Union Pacific accepted Monday l'ii ! would be willing to pass on any ums of bonds purchased tor investInformal discussions During Two patients who have asked m 7:35 at a en deport Thursday at 9 - mal ‘Vith party leaders d Mr Zhet Judging will plan that might be proposed is ment' of that 4 In to route from Lawrence Kan i'lir d ' Public is- iftYited 1 pointed to hit a means of preventing law vio- I fund drive iiii ia-1o' iSaltair and the j officials reported — the contest finals lation Monday under throughout the state against all audit" residences Dr Curtis saidt period t private ers of L D S church youth organ buttons vete conducted Monday In settings in Salt Lake Oty and Pinecrest inn lit Emigration canyon With the broad steps of the state ciiiiitol building as background a pia)' a summer operetta and a ballet Monday night illus Anted possible projects to be developed by leaders of Young-M- en ancrtoung Women Mutual imttroventent autociations hi the coninsticluding events of an y tote on the north bench overlooking Salt Lake valley From 9 a mo until after 9 p m approximately 400 M I A leaders born all parts of the intermountain west a remnant of the throng 'which attended the forty-fift- h annual ronferettee of Y M M I A and Y W M L A in Salt Lake City Friday through Sunday were shown graphically how to develop programs designed to intensify Interest of members in organization osturk during the summer months Included in Pettgram Demonstrations Included corn enmity singing folk dancing picnics pilgrimages hikes musical and dramatic foathres parties and outdoor banquets W O Robinson M I A dance director was in charge of the days events waisted by a committee toe each event Speakers each of whom stressed one type of summer recreation in eluded Mrs Lucy G Cannon presi dent of the Y W M L A Mrs Helen S Williams first counselor to Mrs Cannon Mrs Verna W Goddard second counselor Joseph J Cimnon first assistant superintendent of Y M M L Mrs Ethel S Anderson of the Y W M L A music committee Oscar A Kirkham executive secretary of the Y M M L A and Dr George Strivitrt of the Y IL M 1 A general board 4 ' all-da- Ott - 1 4 lower divisions of Westminster col- t lege were told Monday night to 'r '' "put the fiat things first because the first things last" At commencement exercises In the First Presbyterian church East South Temple and C streets Justice Norman C Bakke of the Colorado supreme court titled his address to graduates "The First Of these "first Things Last" things" that last that stay with us he said"the first of all is God "I have always contended" said Mr Bakke "that ultimately religion and science will arrive at Itt this respect the same truths like the statement of Sir James sut-of-do- ' cittchen Raisers Itsea r I Jurist Addresses - Attract Youth -- - ttboltittatttentlet - - - Projects to - Itule 11 Zbt $ait gakt rtributte ‘ - 4 4 ' 11 ' ) 4 1to — 'f ' t ' state: e -- ': N r-1- 4 ) ? ues----- --- 4 7 :f t' - ': 14 - l '1 County Pares Drivers' License Tax Value in Prepares Area Bingham Newly Installed DAV Head Opposes U S War Entry Body Pp2 1 1 p 1 h at e ' —foe degre- e-granting Group to Mark Safety Group Meets Today Lodge Site - 1 University Schools Report Big Summer Enrollment - - ' Weather in S L Turns lila nu r ! - post-seas- Is -- - 1 Two Pandits Rob Park City Man ed Fed Cross Seeks To Meet Quota I ee Complete War 211apof Europe Beauties Will Vie For Political Parties Receive Warning on Dratvings in-t- 41' or - ed elso-chort- ' rn The Salt Lake Tribune and Telegram name St - -- )k lee Harems ' cottc-erte- rail-toa- - q 11 t l 1M - 1 i nt- ---- "- c it i |