Show °411SPIVWIra - - ei 4B - g Stpat 111 lay-Mornin- v ' Strehtiötis-Saturcla- - ' ' ' ' - :' Secretary of State' Gets Reports - I - — ' : -- Burglar Suspect Pleads Guilty Sterling Hobbs 19 41039- West Third South'street entered a plea of guilty to a second degree burglary charge Saturday In Third district court in connection with a break in at the High Marine social club 176 East Seventh South street on July 26 Judge Herbert M— Schiller said he would pass sentence next Saturday ' Bost Waldo - 29 of 32314 First avenue pleaded Innocent on a third d!!gree burglary chsrge and his trial was set for the fall term of court He Is accused of entering the apartmenWif H Mohsey 73 Fourth East stittet on July 21 — 'Iron Lung' Aids Child for Life A victim of infantile Narilyn tGritton 5 of teenth East street was an "iron lung" Saturday -- Mr 'Huggins! Saturday schedule included a visit to the capitol building during the morning luncheon with state prison employes at noon and appearances Iat a Juab county outing in Nephi and the party outing in Provo He was accompanied on the Nephi and Provo visits by the Democratic women's chorus of Ogden Mr Moyle attended the Wasatch county fair addressed a rally in Heber City and appeared at the Nephi and Provo outings Don B Colton candidate for the Republican nomination for governor spent most of the day in Mt Pleasant where he delivered an address and organljed his supporters The schedules of both Judge McConkie and Mr Maw included an appearance at the Juab county outing in Nephi Oscar W Carlson Republican candidate for nomination for the U S senate met with a group of friends and supporters Saturday night at the home of E D Sorenson at 1135 East Sixth South street - paralysis 2470 Fif- placed In at L D S Thieves Strip Auto hospital In "fair" conThe child reported dition at Salt- Lake General hospital' where she was moved late Saturday was placed in the lung at noon She Is a daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl V Craton - - ' -- Robert W Simpkins of 1375 Ninth East street reported to Salt Lake police Saturday theft of an aerial and headlight assembly from his automobile parked at the rear of his home It tN i :f 4 N '': - ' ) - 't ''"4 40''''' e' -- GOLD1--- - uncle Slim Hai Twenty Billion Dollars of It (90 of the Gold Wealth) ''' ' ' Read what 16 of America's received ' 4 44ot 4 - I: e ' 4 ' 0 -- :: 44 ' leldini economists have ito say about the future value of gold and the current attacks Germany is making on the ' - e ?-- ' i 1 '' metal This Special and TimelyFeaturi Will Appear Monday in - 1 i yellow - ' 4 '"s '' ' :f' - SALT LAKE- TELEGRAM 4 j I - A ' 1 r $ ' ''' ! i4 I ' - ::- ' '''c i ' '''" :: '' ' 40' :: '''': ''' ' -- :'' ‘ "5 - ilw"''' ' ' :: i '' A 1 '''' '' 1 i' ' A' y '' ‘ ) 4 ' sec-io- ' ! 0 ' - ' U of U Issues Fleeing :'f "::: — ' 1 e' r 1- e' - i ::l ' Thiq Makes Ruin' New Booklet On NYA Settlp Of Screen Door s :'i ' i' '' '''''' ' '''':'' "' ' :''1:'--"- - ' ' ng Not the weekly washing out to dry—just one way of out at Hera litter of Cairn terrier champions-to-b- e bert S Auerbach's Meadowbrook farm quiet long enough Miss a picture fits a puppy to a - size 12 sock—too big kee-Pi- -t- on o-get Marge-Laws- Dog Days Outlook's Dog For Salt Lake Canines Requirements for 'N Y A work and manner in 'which it marte obtained at the University of Utah are outlined in a—Ramphler-no- w available from John I ECU Jr N TA deatrof men director Applications for N Y A 'work are now obtainable at the office of the dean of men in the Park building at the University of Utah Students of 16 to 24 years of age who find it financially impossible to attend college properly without working and who have good school records will be considered- - Monthly allotments for undergraduates range between $10 and $20 with graduate monthly apportionments as highas $40 Amount specified is based on need with rate of pay 35 cents per hour for undergraduates and 40 cents for graduates Work 1s in research surveys Clerical museum library health recreation education construction departmental service ground and mahltkance art and building laboratory assistance Applications rece4ved on or before 'August 31 will be given consideration before September 14 The school term opens September 24 spent $47949 Reed Steyens (R) received $1010 and spent $66680: William J Lowe (n) received $775 and spent $34709: James F Forest (Communist) received none knd spent none to—the dogs" during August and Salt Lake City Secretary of state—E E Monson (DI received none and spentt September Dan Whelan (D) received $83 Not literally of course—just to the dogs" in the sense that $20 and spent $6545 folks hereabouts are going to pay a lot of attention during these Attorney geleral—Grant MacFarlane (D) received none and months to Mr and Mrs Dog and Master and Miss Puppy spent $33 Grover A Giles (D) re!' To begin with there's the "dog ceived $135 and spent $18360 fellows" outing in Liberty park — Samuel F NichThat's the day olls (R) received none and spent when all canine good fellows get $4740 together—a sort of "hail hail the State treasurer—Oliver G Ellis gang's all here" gathering of dog (D) received none a n d spent lovers and their pets Nothing $3182 John W Guy (D) received highbrow about this event Just a $50 and spent $26516 case of dog meet dog and pediState superintendent of public grees don't count Then there's the annual Utah Instruction—Charles H Skidmore Salt Lake City postal clerks will state 20 show fair d received n none a SeptemVeil (D) dog spent be hosts to more than 200 MemAnd' 21 That's a diffirent story none: Reynold C Merrill (R) reof bers State Federation Utah the There' some canines of ceived none and spent $40 s Communist campaign committee of Post Office Clerks August 24 noble birth will try to convince G international Thomas Hopkin —Received $693 and spent $521 and 25 when the group gathers – for its eleventh annuali conven- - dog show Judge that they are entitled to blue ribtion bons cups or other trophies And don't forget dog days They Present for the gathering will come be representatives from every —so-calledin August and early Septemberbecause the ancients Coasting down to Cuba aboard classified office in the state did' some sort of time reckoning one of Uncle Sam's big Speakers will Include Lafayette from the rising of the dog star appears to have an appeal for G Beuhler of Washington D C at this season It's presumed to Utah's college youths Lieutenant disassistant superintendent of post be the period when canines are F Edward Walker Salt Lake Satto peevishness but Salt Lake trict recruiting officer 'said prone office service representing the post mind urday A complaint Was filed against office department and John M dogs don't now At 'Dog Fellows' day there will Patrick Henry Dooley 25 in Utah's Torka assistant secretary-treasurU S S Wyoming be awards for the largest and of of the National Federation in Cuba seven more first case concerned withmanufscsmallest and Post Office Clerks representing with the oldest and''youngest dogs and Idaho are tured marihuana in a year by R C the national officers longest shortest taili yo to- - leave for the preparing sort of Friday all and that Atzthl thing In Belnap federal narcotic vent' The program scheduled calls for state fair show cruise end second "V-7- " iiiernatjoMt federal court Saturday registration from 2 p m to 7 p m national champions "Already 10 ecnruhseave enhlisted ill clisplay i third V-- 7 Dooley now in jall at Ogden on August 24 a dinner dance the their form agai contenders from for-thsame evening ' business meetings leave September 30 from New slat was arrested there Wednesday by many the morning of August 25 and elecSs klitg of dogs out at the York CRY" Lieutenant WalkerSergeant David B Ballantyne and tion of officers during the after- eadowbrook Farm kennels of salt "We are taking P11)1'"“"Officer Stanley S Leach of the noon for this cruise now We have a CottonS in Auerbach Herbert The entire Utah' esseon onal wood canyon McStnile Biga famous very favorable response Irom Lilts city force In his possession is alited to at- Cairn terrier iS area to' the program" leged to have been found more delegation has been just pow motherYouths who have had at least than $250 worth of marihuana tend Ivan J is of Salt Lake one of of litters the ing largest Mr Belnap said Dooley was re- City secrete reported Cairn puppies ever born in this two years of college training are leased May &from Terminal 'Amid Satt upta-eligilite for cruise training country There are five of them which Includesthe a trip to Cuba and federal institution at Los Angeles officers of the federation and chamone is a every potential are Include Grant Graff of Salt Lake after serving six months on The proud father is the a month aboard one of America's pion of marihuana charge City president and H L Ham- international large battleships At end of this champion Duke time they may continue in three Dooley told himMrelnap said mond of Ogden vice president enThe Duke—certainly ly - titled togreat from weeds of ground training after that he got montbs — the prefix "Grand" iss which they will be commissioned the highway near growing-41-6also'-sign- the father of a 1itt'4 younger - Brady Reunion Set in the naval Lincoln Neb prepared the mothered by May- - There are entaut servialLce 'Towed tocontinue in active Waboorlqeband was on --Niembers of the Marion H Brady of them raising the popupresent The seven who will join the sec- his way to the coast when a gaassociation will hold their lation of the Meadowbrook Cairn party are H M H rage manager got suspicious of his Family LOIludild CortU4178 reunion at Liberty park family to nearly 50 Thirteenth East street movements on an Ogden street and annual 18 2 m to said be collecIt's the finest starting at p August Justin M Jolley of 26 East Twenty-fcalled police B Milne is chairman of the tion of Cairns—a famed working irst South astreet Joseph S ' canine—in all the country arrangements committee Quinn of 167 North West Temple all of Salt Lake City ntea le F Wall of Ogden Lawrence T-IllTime-Wastin- g en Jr of Richmond Keith V t of Idaho Falls Idaho and Ottesen Gordon H Eichman of Boise Adult classes in sculpture clay 'Idaho Gordon Douglass of 17g T street modelling introdugtory oil paint- and Roscoe Glassman of Ogden ing and allied arts will be held to de- be The Tribune should at their desks" he Special atit the two youths now in Cuba Monday through Friday in the dared in tones' quite audible to forcruise training D WASHINGTON morning afternoon and evening at group the Utah- State Art center 59 who take taxpayers' time at tea- - thThe little group however apSouth State street The classes time to taste parently didn't take the (Rahn will be conducted by the W PA Will Hear Precipitated a 'leinpest seriously inasmuch as they kept Iteeting art project In a teapot" during the past on munching and sipping4 render direction of the W P A candidate Speak William spectively that afternoon and r creation- - project adult classes week when Senator Utah of took at the Democrat King stand patronage operated iso Will be held in radio broad- Sponsored' by the American to the practice In by the District of Calumbia So casting-plaFoundation for Abundance a meetproduction Voice and exceptionremarks at of the continued Blind' pointed -ciety diction and similar subjects will be conducted Sunday at 'Senator King an eye on goy normal proportions during the ing 7:30 p m on the north lawn of the Children's art classes will be ernmental th remainder of the week economy e entered the c otidiffttd-by-bothe W P A art city and counts building grounds But if the individual employes treasury buildingjust before '4 and recreation projects Speakers will include C W chose to laugh the matter off p m for a tat conference Spence candidate for the state a luncit stand in the so tha treasury department Around not senate and Morris Barrie of Ari" aw he Recreation association which building basement Marine Reentits Depart zona who will be In Navajo Ina dozen about an grouPed treasury prevailed upon anonymous dian dress and Vincent Nathan some in to circles in last Roundy the employes—known spokesman get E Blackburn both of Oasis Utah as word namely: "IA would like to and sipping tea-tirA e Veatch and Chester of Jackson away at ask Senator King if he hasrever snacks of varineporti Terrier Stolen ous sorts a session o( Congress Wyo had left Saturday for the re14011vatched cruit depot Ut S marine corps! these people he ever see the movie all Theft of a Boston hull terrier "Why aren't base San Diego Cal for training at work"- - the senator inquired 'Mr Smith Goes to Washington'? from the home of John W Waddel That is the treasury workers' 936 Blaine avenue was reported Captain Con D Shard in charge "of indignantly "They shouldn't be answer to Senator King" to Salt Lake police Saturday the local recruiting Office said wasting time like this They Postal ( August Open State Meet Aug 24 UtahColletrians Show Liking For Navy Trips 300-odd point-forpoi- U S Complaint Alleges Dope Law Violation men-of-w- er vard gardens shordy before daylight Saturday morning didn't bother to open the—locked front screen door when he made A hasty exit through it a few minutes later With Mr Lund)Lson Delmar hot on his heels the intruder went through the screen in a manner ordinarily used Only in the comic strips Besides bits of the battered screen he also took with him 55 cents that had been in the pocket of a pair of trousers when he entered the house through an un- rear locked it door The burglar was described by Delmar Lund as 'ot light complexion wearing light sports He ran 'east from the clothes house the youth told police' full-tim- I I big an( 41 e -a e''' i El VIP 4" - it 411( 4 1 i l''''' tt and it "I ties to that k telPItttgr row ts'' ' I ' - -- our m( the he prketic usages conser availat a k ar ir 0 odzr ijiArgarre 1 an opp culturs to 50 s Piaeth Prof t A Is ne( practic home to rail - -- at Draw Utahn's Ire but Get Last Word REIT rsin Tar 11111 0 Q trucks-ar- t r-44- Kam LIGHT tiont di 1i'am ' 1 V- DELIVERY r educe F' Utah ii ed by itI Richt L A — Growers PANEL 'high i 1 d 041W ' - i R t 11! t-'-24 J nril a Sun 1 lions Proft or 1 d'er HEAVY DUTY KI e 5 hfe0 rh stake truck I:reAe i "eIT carrying materials of a t bulk The center stake sections on the 15811' wheel base model may be swung open ot removed for loading at the sides etostent ccAtilustervflep I ji tion il — with cultt - part - recor outlinec in clearly boohll i e esting Wb ys itled °built to: I: cill il feu stii only 1 ' p ' 1c4t v i :csis y ii31 tt bioeytewrroiott&itn:rpogri tpomiCii 11 Sha410esoro Bldg ( ' 1 deale en:tel:err:0i Bare - ' 44 Michigan" 411 : : 6 II 7 To prov ji e )s rItteeave! t in o I ' tough Chevrolet's models are preferred by truck users who demand the maximum strengtht power and efficiency : - STREATOR-SMIT- stat( I pulling ' — - - ii 465 South Stain—Wu 2693 Slier CHEVROLET CO 777 South State—Waa 2038 ' 11 Ot I s oi ft - - - 44-:- " ON 0 oe40 4 0 " 'I - 40 I - ' Pfet4WOO Allk ' - vdr olinkA714114411 - - 0 C" 414411411AlmakwOlkokah-0&40&140- 41' 4 ' i 000411i e tr - Af- - P V rt 0 V br t e Po " " i - - -- - I: 1 1 114 he I cal flint ' igl Lret e '11' HShOt whil add' : - and agri Sam' 11 H INC i I 1 for 7 t":SNOlNEI:pul7:avy loads when the is ' I SPIV! 1 - 1061 : I ent profi !Iriten 1 1 Inc 1 IL I1 Omni' ea et munit edy p cial s In agt 1 cleaners bakers—all types of merchants who must Maintain prompt de- and livery service have found Clievroletdeliveries the ideal trticks from panel every standpoint eat 3 Ic te d esunet ever tis' lion kid-bi- ts Oriels eoordi 4 farm He 0 1 In--- stoc1 j ' re gokillIMMt ':' s: thirst-quenchi- t ' OWINvittoRSLETWGAlvt14 - seriou tural 1717 104 CertifiedIt Includ Acnua BESTSELLERS PO4 MEM FACTS Improl ganiza I - BEST SAYERS ' sales—leading again in 1940 by a wide margin as they have led ' year after year You will find it wise to niodern ize your trucking equipment now at today's low prices TRUCK' dents ' then" sisnmeam L out e losses I ARE Because Chevrolet trucks provide the power and durability to do the work Most efficiently and bkause Chevrolet trucks operate with such great economy Chevrolet- o Hy LEM rro t in tier efarit - s wal nut th factor EN Al6WIRAVE To lig Mearav 4 '''5 s "14' — - 0- ' tseitli' " t"": f'il He of ODIN " 11 fee S DENIAND5 WAIN ODER k der" utepte : Art Center Lists Classes for Week stockf—proWler —who- entered the home of Nell Lund at 46 Boule- - THE 1 ' z Is:: 4 ' 4 ' ' ' I Ji - ' :' ' - - 00 " Exp I calling for Legislative (Edit° setup of a county court system in thirteent Utah creation Of a permanent state on the r legislative reference bureau and rational its resell nominal payment to lawyers fel- defendantain Indigent By Willis were discussed by How e moneymbeact of the junior bar section ills o the e Lake-Cit- y Vtah-statSalt in bar of the in t forth Saturday 4 for the Under' the county court proposal justice of the peace courts would committe be abolished a n d county court professor in their would unction judges I tion at th stead More populous counties college) might require more than one county judge Agnelli More Economical lathe la '1 r labor In According to C Jay Parkinson n vice president of the junior Industry who presided at the meeting the vast t bar members feel t he proposal growing would vrestiltsjn more efficient turing ar The economical administration be The re would not court setup county sought Iin esser populated coun"employ( 4 ties gainfully Duties of the legislative referrural poi ence bureau would be to assist state Over ha' legislators in learning of legislative action Iin other states assist in state" writing up "foolproof' legislation On thi of and avoid pitfalls unprepared one soil unassimilated legislation Utah ar would be appointed by 4 the legislature without pay to as- procram tensive sist a paid executive secretary area of Nearly 40 states now have such makes t bureaus Mr Parkinson said ec and In indigent criminal cases where and the a felony charge prises" defendant requests counsel present Farm I procedure is for the court to ap- serveOn tl to without a lawyer point mention pay acreacet Seek State Pay water s and cel The junior bar proposal would provide that the judge select by practice EdUCS rotation from a bar ostercounsel or causi to represent the defendant who would be paid' "a reasonable fee gush ft d can con not to exceed $15 for each day of ittili7ati trial" for his services All other "A fa states have some pay measure for a public defender junior bar offiful" P cials said "must Sam D Thurman of Salt Lake diversit City was nettled chairman of a gerial committee to draft a proposal to operate i e sound j paid assistant appoint a Ilems J to assist Leland M Cummings bar Itaken secretary IIntricat - ''' e0 ' 4 - ': T'l - ''''' ''' 0- ''' y " "S Legislation In INext 'Session t 0 ' '' ' N ' and $165 Itt : 4i : ''' '''''''44 Stir - - - ' "44 '" IPlans t flack '''' 'N '"' ": - (R) ' t‘ $65 - - (Aid : ' La-V- I I c Fan 1 7 1 - l'''' V marl-huana- I Schi : ) 14 BURIED-- - f '' i t - Bar:Studies Proposals ai T ' ''' '' 4 ix ' i Congress Second district W Robinson (I)) received none and spent $25 A Sherman Christenson (R) received $50 and spent $16767 Alonzo W Watson ((R) received none and spent $1923 Reed E Vetterli (R) ceived none and spent $9055 Supreme court — Jesse R S Budge (R) received none andii spent $918 Joseph E Evans (R) received none and spent $15 Governor Oscar W McConkle ((D) recehred $35765 and- - spent $68530 Newell Haws Baum (D) ' received- none 7 and spent $1050 Herbert B Maw (D) received $28442 and spent $40804 Otto A Wiesley ' of g 4 ' ' - the-supp- -- 3 111940 - August --- ' 4 'pent -- - -- t Congress First district—Walter K Granger (D) received' $45 and spent $70 J Francis Fowles none and spent ((D) received $50 S M Jorgensen (R) received none and spent $78 Arthur Woolley (R) received $10 and 1 i - Salt gakt rtibunt—-7------- -' — ' '' ' $3525 ths---Sec- ' - — - 1 - -- 0 Expense statements of candidates for major political office at the forthcoming primary election were filed SaturdaT with Secretary of State E E Monson The next filing date under provisions of the corrupt practiCes act will is the Saturbe August day immediately preceding the primary on September 3 Candidates for nomination to the various offices and the amounts shown in the statements to have been received and'spent by them since their last statements were filed are as follows: United States senate—Delbert M Draper (D) received $755 and spent $60389 George W Worthen (R) received none and spent $3988 Philo T Farnsworth Jr received none and spent none John Uric Webster ((R) received $1719 and spent - i - 'i 5 On capipi)gn Caste— - i NV - k - Driver riglits To Recover 'VOlded Permit A ro At ' -- '!- -- - fr - A -- - r - y Utah!! political candidates wound up the most strenuous week of Saturday by appearing at aseries of county fairs community celebrationkpAlly outings and rallies post of them will relax Sunday and renew the drive- for votes MondaymorningOnrc'of-'-thmajor Democratic y events of the day was the 'Utah Candi- o county buting in Provo dates who appeared there included Delbert M Draper candidate for the 11 S senate nomination' and Hug 'State Senate Presildent Ira-gins Henry D Moyle HerbertB ' Maw and Judge Oscar W McCon- Me all candidates for the guberCrescent Man Asks natorial urination A number of Republican can Court to' Enibin didates were introduced at the rparty's regional conference for Commission Order Salt Lake Tooele and Daggett counties in the Newhouse hotel Jackson R Allen of Crescent Saturday evening A Sherman Christenson of Provo asked the Third district court Satfor the G O P candidate urday to enjoin the state tax corn- gressional in mission from enforcing an order ond announced opening suspending his driver's license for of headquarters in room 419New- house hotel nkitli Dilworth S a yeardating from July 29: in charge He will deliver Mr Allen said he was tried for Woolley the first of! a series of seven cam ! reckless driving in a 'justicc'court paign addresses in this county last September 18 and that his fore the Republican club i entered on the jus- of Bingham Monday at 2 pm eonviction was tice's records on September 29 He Mabey Heads Club appealed todistrict court and was At the headquarters of Otto A acquitted by a directed verdict De- Wiesley candidate for the RepubI eember 22 but in the meantime the lican nomination for governor it commission had suspended his li was announced that former GoVernor Charles R Mabey will head tense for three months the Salt Lake City "Wiesley for Subsequently Mr Allen said he Governor" club and that L J asked the court for a writ of cer- Holther oft Ogden will lead the tiorari requiring the commission to movement in 'Weber county Other file its proceedings the upshot of clubs have been formed in Park this being that the commission re- City Helper 'BrighanVCIty—Bin—turned his license to him gham Moab and Tooele On May 2S he alleged he WAS Mr Draper spent most of the day notified the license had been sus- In Provo and after appearing at pended again and the commission the Democratic outing there left demanded that he surrender the for Heber ' He planned to tour permit He was ordered to appear Wasatch county and the Uintah at a hearing July 11 but when he basin over the week end ignored the order he said he was Jesse B Sharp who - is informed the license had heen re- a the of Reed Stevone for for "habitual voked year ens for the Republican gubernanegligent driving" ttorial nomination announced openOffering to "prove to the satis- I of headquarters on faction of the court" that he is as Washingtongden boulevard at Twenty-fourt- h 'competent a driver "as any other street W Lee 'person" Mr Allen asked that the Ogden attorney will be InSkanchy charge commission be enjoined from tak- with Quill Nebeker and LeRoy L ing up his license until hearing: and Larsen assisting Mr Stevens who that the driving license statute has been In the southern part of which gives the comirdssion "arbi- the state returned to Salt Lake trary power to suspend a license City during the day- - and—wentto becommission because the merely 1Heber to address a of remeeting heves some person is unfit" be gional workers in the evening unconstitutional I Huggins Has Full Day 4 -- at ' - - z !" a0 Candidates Filo Here's S om e titin g i4'"$kkl'hälfii i'ild'BOSTi'ilt Cliiiiiiiii0 Statements On Expenses Aspirants Attén1CoutIty Fairfh Rallies Outings ( Celebrations Affairin Provo Attracts Many ------ bt A't Utah Candidates Spfn4 - 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