| Show — £1k Sunday'Mormng: Tenor Will Sing RoIe Grcck Order Gives $2000 In Salt Lake Oratorio The Opens Agency For War Relief Brotherhood Fluid Brings Utah’s Total to $15000 tenor and bass soloists for the Salt Lake Oratorio annual presentation of “The Messiah” on 29 were announced Saturday soci-(ty'- 5 Victor Laderoute Joseph jadian cne tenors York City Chicago denoes in New Toronto Detroit Cfncinnati and tenor role the ill Canada " sing The bass soloist will be Sten Engl- of Salt Lake City residing in Los Angeles a native of Sweden Mr Englund “The Messiah” for in has Appeared and the Pasddena Oratorio society Philharmonic orthe Los Angeles two years chestra and for the past has been soloist at the Carmel Bach fo'lnal gatin' of Canada Mr Laderoute whose appearance in‘ihe production of “The Messiah” formerly und but now I viirbe'TTrTxThaurtngr'theTOri-t:riwas born in Sault of December t I I and famous as jn parly jouth became soprano of the Paultsh the bo Chor'ters under Father William J Finn i been featured many times He has broadcasting stations States and Canada had three lmpor- - over leading in the Inited and last season t t Freeze Barker Virginia both salt Lake City Sunday “Scheduled incumbent president of he is the society Admission will be by ticket only but Ihcse may be obtained free of charge at all music stores m the citv ail Walgreen Drug stores and the offices of The Salt Lake Tribune- lelegram and the Deseret Jvcws The financed by contributions from local business firms A reserved section for sponsors will be held until 1:50 p m the dav of the performance and UiereafTerthrown 'Open to the gen-- i era! ) is production public Name S L Radio Speaker Joseph F council of twelve Merrill of the apostles of the L D S church will deliver a radio address on "Christmas and Thoughts of Religion” as a part of Special Christmas prografn fo be hroadoast from the L D S tabernacle over station KSL Sunday at 9 15 p m Special choral music also will feature the pro Dr gram December 22 19tO Author of Mormon Novel Visits Salt Lake DaruSTf Sisterhood of America lodge No 69 and Danish Brotherhood of America lodges No 78 and No 278 will hold a combined Christmas party at the Moose club 161 South Second East street Thursday at 8 p m There will be a Santa Claus w'ho will provide gifts for the 200 children expected alter whioii there will be a dance and refieshments for adults Hilmar W Hansen secretary of lodge No 78 said The party Is open to the public Called to Boston by her publish-houl- d ers to appear at the 'celebration attending the release of her novel “The Giant Joshua” Miss Maurine Whipple the St George writer who won a Houghton Mifflin in Salt literary fellowship stopped Lake City"Satuiday ’ She plans to spend Christmas in New York City and then proceed to Boston for the fanfare preparing to mark the appearance of her novel of Mormon pioneer life which comes January 2 “I donT know whv my book -- L II Brockbank Pontlac-Cadilla- FOR THOSE Opens new agency in ei L Man Plans' If S RUGSAreAlwaysWelcomeGiftsl Brockbank one of the of the auto indnsLrv Lake City has taken over the agency for Pontiac and Cadillac sales in South Salt Lake and Murray and will officially open the agency at 4950 South State (100 East) street December 29 The agency to be know n as the L H Brockbank Motor Co is located in the building formerly occupied by the Brooks Motor Co Mr Brockbank has been in the auto sales business since it was in its comparative infancy 22 years ago For the past eight years he had been general manager of the Lvman Motor company in Sak Lake Gijy The new garage Mr Brockbank said will provide complete automotive service as well as sales of new Pontiac and Cadillac cars and used cars "pio-Jicer- Direct ennuon c o n ii Vo MR YOU' tnJMRS CONSUMER I’ ton get fin ! 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Mu fifty December 29 Speed Counts Draw Fines In City Court Hol-lada- be news” Mis Whipple told an interviewer “except that it is my first work I had never published anything before in fact had never attempted writing except for onetory which I wrote to amuse myself during the weeks of convalescing from an appendectomy ” She amused herself so well with this writing that the story ran to some 60000 words and while not so intended turned out to be very funny This story “Beaver Dam Wash” proved the beginning of her writing career It was laid HURRY TO -- All ii B3 Danish Groups Wait Party Thursday 4 Preston K Lewis of 224 Fifth Novftmhpr tpmppratnrpg in ytph avenue observed his eighty first dropped 3 3 degrees below average birthday anniversary Saturday with while precipitation rose 32 inch a dinner partv at above normal for past years J Cecil the home of Alter federal meteorolo'gist noted sorr Frank I in his monthly report Saturday of 561 East Thir-t- v General temperature at 92 sta(3300) third tions was ’34 1 degrees with the South street highest 73 degrees recorded at St Mr Lewis was George and Springdale in the first born December seven da vs 'Lowest was1 —13 de21 1859 in y grees at Woodruff November 24 where he November of 1940 was the eighth until resided coldest November in the 50 years 1895 when he of recorded local weather history moved to Vernal The temperature deficiency was There he mastate-wnd- e only three scattered rried Margaret Nine cases moving stations having unimportant ex- traffic violationsirvolving Herbert in 1900 were disposed of cesses She died in 1908 Lake Salt Saturday in police court General precipitation at 125 and Mr Lewis Mr Lewis The session which scheduled no was 125 inches or 32 inch returned to Hoiladav and later to major— easesr-marke- d Judge Joseph-)- Salt Lake City where he has re- over normal Greatest monthly to- G Jeppson’s first appearance on tal was at Silver lake (Brighton) tha sided for years with a daughter police court bench where 4 38 inches was recorded Mrs Alonzo Shepherd Ordered to pay fines of $10 or Four of Mr Lewis' sons and least at Callao 01 inch Greatest serve three davs in jail were Robfall was 18 inches at ert Palmer of Fillmore chaiged daughters are living They are for Charles and Frank Lewis of Salt high line Citv creek on Novem-- 4 with 40 nnles an hour in a Lake Citv Mrs Alonzo Shepherd Average depth of snowfall for zone Steve M Narovich of Mid4 5 vale 42 nulhs In of Salt Lake City and Mrs Harold 106 Stations was 9 1 inches zone and There also inches above normal Caldwell of Murray Vallace Ilyler of 923 Browning State average precipitation was avenup 45 miles In are six grandchildren zone Mr Lewis has spent most Of 194 pep cent of hormal The" area Adolph Stamm of 1876 Lake of greatest excess included the re- street 42 nnles in his life farming zone was gion from Salt Lake and extreme sentenced to pay a fine of $7 50 or east Tooele counties southeastward serve two davs in jail and Keith to western Carbon county Green of 3426 South State street -- is scheduled for 2 p m net Sunday m the L D S tabernacle where it has been presented for 29 consecutive years under the auspices of the Salt Lake 0 alorio society Dr Adam S Ben-no- n The oratorio ' Joseph Vietor Laderoute'11? Tenor soloist-fo- r twenty-nint- h annual presentation of “The Messiah” Resident Weather Trend Celebrates In November 81st Birthday Runs Wet Cold of New York tant engagements ct one of them being his Carnin egie hall debut in “Israel Egypt” under the patronage of the New Friends of Music The contralto soloist will beAn- nette Dmwoodey and the soprano in Utah's contribution tswkrd lightthe burden tiny Greece Is bearing in her war against Mussolini's Roman legions reached nearly $1500 Saturday when the Arcadian Brotherhood handed P S Marthakis director of the Utah Greek War Relief Association Inc a check for $2000 The brotherhood’s contribution was the largest single contribution thus far received in Utah Mr Marthakis said It Immediately was sent to national headquarters of the Greek War Relief association at New York City John N Kotsiovos Is president of the Arcadian Brotherhood William Karapanos first vice president Odysseus Papasperidis second vice president P G Tsouras secretary J K Praggastis treasurer and P E Athas counselor eta n ”B r o t h e “Both ' fhe”PaTi-and Athanosios Diakos othfr Greek organization!!! Utah are reported to have voled $2000 each for the aid of Greece Mr Marthakis said but the money has not yet gone through his office The organization has set a goal of $75000 in Utah the director sajd d Ontario’ JJanada Marie gte ’ ening h twenty-nint- alt £akc Tribune f jVolccl Joseph Victor Laderoute Slated' For Part in ‘The Messiah’ Sten Englund to Be Bass Soloist A'v rJ § Q - fop m ta- end Qa $MswW Roll Top Desk Swivel Chairt© match Sizes just right for children of all ages A practical gift for long wintet days and evenings $595 in wlnuf Designed cocktail table shown fo match at left fhe Richly s |
