Show ' I c J a r ' N 1 ! 14 Friday Morning Will Celebrate !Second City Zoners 'Approve Two Permits Y" - : - e 14- --- ::: - 4 : : D S Leader West Succumbs at Lighting Rites Planned Canada Home - 14- - " :::?---4- - :'-:: - Finish of Work Expected by ) v8: Give ‘Consent i i To Stores on Fourth:South1 - ''' : - (1 ' s'1411ce 1 44: L04:It ltdom-wyt- Granting of two applications for rotting reclassification on East Fourth South street was recom- ' mended late Thursday by the Salt Lake City planning and zoning F ' L:f - - eommission which The recommendation0 would Permit certain small bustnesses at the northeast corner of 1: Ars t- I - :t :7:: k -- :?:::-- 1 - J -' V '''' 1 ::i''' ‘ --- - ' : '' - Last Rites Ileld 1 : Ella Snyder Salt Lake elementary school teacher who died Tues day in a Salt Lake hospital The Rev George J Weber of the First 'Congregational church conducted the rites at 574 East First South street Burial was in Mt Olivet cemetery Miss Snyder taught In city schools 32 years 1(-- ' - 1414( - BEST IN THE WEST I ABERDEEN 1 t Abort leeo is ALL COAL-i-porfo- ct for roar ooey fool soul rad as it woos front tho mine Ws Ow cool oSocit nothsoq Pies Immo 14 front which ocithing hot Immo 4 tell Citizens Cool Co Phone amms 3-38- ABERDEEN :SEST IN THE - 23 - Coal at Roundy was born Its wisr ''"'t 1 : r eAA 0 H Cen- - youtha were arrested by Salt Lake police Thursday night after they allegedly stole a new $2000 automobile from a lot at Fred A CarlesonIne auto dealers 535 South Main street: to take a joy ride One of the youths was apprehended by officers in possession of the car at Ninth South street and American avenue After questioning he implicated the second youth who told police he alighted from the car a few blocks before officers arrived on the scene Pleads Guilty Suspect The youths said they saw the car Ronald Edmond De Forest 41 standing in the lot and after disof 110 East Third South street covering the keys were in the mapleaded guilty Thursday In Salt chine decided to take a ride The Lake City court to a charge of ob- Speedometer registered only 16 taining money under false pre- miles when officers made the artenses and will be sentenced Feb- rest The pair will be turned over to juvenile authorities ruary 8 Two MEN ' It ‘ I The church needs a greater love for fellowmen and should montact God by analyzing its own shortcomings the Rev A J Thor-wa- ll of Minneapolis Minn declared Thursday night In the second of a series of sermons at the Evangelical Free church 738 Seventh East street The Rev Thorwall who Is field secretary and director of evangelism for the Evangelical Free Church of America will speak each day at 7:45 p m at the church except Saturdays and Mondays until the February 9 He will also speakservnext two Sundays at morning USE YOUR CHARGE ACCOUNT 0)1 t ( Art i 156 MAIN f t St 411: I 4- - r I' Forty attended the 4ugarhousa 'Jon i club dinner in Hotel Utah Thursday night celebrating conclusion of the annual member ship drive Ten new members the club within the last year Harold K Richmond president said Ättend Class Fri- 9r - k : a-- f s)1 yr) trti : r 4V 4-P- ‘x 1 ' '4' : 1" 4 'Y - ' 'V ' - : ii - ' k i 's s' - 4t - k k:' I it i - - ' t -- oi I : ':: 01171 :' :: ! 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street Thursday at 2 p m Salt Lake police reported Mr' Thompson apparently had slashed his wrist with a razor and also had tied a belt around his neck He reportedly suffered an Incurable Injury in a mine accident four: IF It years ago - - V:1111 ' '''' 1 11qt V ! o Succumbs In Hotel Quarters - --r 8-- 01 S175 Size Bottli $'‘ S L Man er"!--"- - o PBNAE NETHOEDILL 1'1r tk H'S floo- a One hundred and fifty U S treasury department agents and Utah law enforcement officers are expected to attend a joint conference Friday at I p m in the U S district courtroom in the federal building G A Gra HA of Salt Lake City investigator in charge of the alcohol tax unit of the treasury for Utah said on the eve of thesession The treasury department agents ate from the thirteenth coordination district of the treasury department and will represent the secret service alcohol tax unit bureau of narcotics intelligence unit and customs agency service in Utah Wyoming Colorado and New Mexico i and SATUTIDAY FENDAY ' ! - - aa- 150 Officers Open S L Meet Today )' t --"-Irli11 't 1 F Manufacturer's Stock of DISCOHTIHVED - Seventy-seve- n attended the first in the six weekly social recreation classes for leaders in such activities Thursday night in 7 Speaks on Hospitals Lieutenant Colonel J P Giesy the Bishop's building 40 North' talked about station hospitals beMain street The classes are confore the Ninth corps areatiero ducted by Miss Jessie Scithfield lee command group school Thurssuperintendent of the city recreation department day night in Hotel Utah Motion pictures taken by the United States army during the past year Will DisenssMinerals depicting infantry maneuvers r Profess-oI(obert S Lewis of and antiaircraft operations the University of Utah school of 01011 s mines and engineering Friday ' will speak on "Minerals and Na' School Play Set tional Defense" before members Presentation of the Granite of the Utahchapters of4Sigma Xi Phi Beta Kappa and Phi Kappa high school play "Pride and Phi honorary societies at a noon Prejudice" has been set tar luncheon in the University of February 7 Miss Geneva &lois director announced Thurs- Utah Union building day The play will' be premated In the new auditorium at the high Talks on U S Ideals school Increased understanding of American democracy and pracWill Talk on Theater tice of American ideals are vital to success of the national defense George D Pyper manager fork many years of the old Salt Lake program Dr Adam S Bennion theater will discuss "Old Utah assistant to the president of the Theater Days" at the weekly Utah Power and Light company told rpembers of the Antelope meeting of the Exchange club Nand' chapter International Friday at 12 noon In the Hotel Utah Footprint association at a meet Ar—lep: 2:10 a in - Mr Wilson will leave Ogden T Dinner Draws 40 111:''' Joint Funeral Held For Auto victims 1 ing Thursday In the Beau Brummel :ate "My Maryland" by Sigmund Romberg a romantic story or--f Civil war days has been selected as the East high operetta production for 1941 Miss Lisle Bradford director announced Thursday Vatois A Zarr is to have charge of - dramatic production ' ices ENDS TOMORROV NIGHT of day morning by train for Omaha Ile expects to return Tuesday SALE! - Og- Utah is scheduled to lead a round table discussion Saturday evening at the conference of Republican state chairmen from midwestern and western states in Omaha Mr Wilson willintroduce the principal speaker of thee roundtable meeyng Dr R C Radabaugh Minnesota state chairman who is to start the discussion on the subject "What Blind Spots Would an Efficiency Expert Find In a Political Organization?" SPECIAL 0 all departments Wilson of OGDEN—David den MUG SPECIALS for SOCIETY BRAND and STURDYWEAVE SUITS and OVERCOATS f Board Waits Mahn Will Lead hi Discussion J Airport Word Republican state chairman - V You get these Fine Society Brawl Suits for less than you pay ordinarily for cheaper makes Substantial savings through Streator-Smit- h I ' Joint funeral services for two accivictims of an dent of Sunday night were held Thursday afternoon at 372 East First South street with the Rev! George J Weber pastor of theFirst Congregational church offidating Burial was in Mt Olivet cemetery The two were George Watson 69 3314 South West Temple street and William R White 75 54 East First South street who were injured fatally when struck by a car at driven by Jay Merles Cook-- 19 First West and South Temple streets Mr White died less than an hour after the accident and Mr Watson who suffered a skull fracture and other injuries died in a Salt Lake hospital Wednesday at Take advantage of these substantial savings before it is too late Never before such Wonderful Selections Never 4efore such Beautiful Fabrics Prides are definitely on the up Deliveries are backward—so the win ones should get them selves an extra suit and topcoat NOW! to $1125O Inc in Mr Woolley ination in 1898 Mr Woolley married Alice GodSalt Lake City commissioners dard in November 1880 tie Was one of the organizers of a pioneer Thursday night were awaiting an mercantile firm Woolley Young answer from the civil aeronautics And Hardy then located on South administration as to whether their Main street substitute choice of a site for the In 1899 he went to Alberta Can- new auxiliary airport will be ada to help colonize the area for approved was of one He the LDS church commission The the first settlers in Magrath and-for Wednesday many years was land agent for turned thumbs down on a field sethe church and the Alberta Rail- lected by Arthur Ayres of Santa road and Irrigation company Later Monica Cal C A A airport engihe served on the Magrath town neer because of its distance from the city and offered to buy ancouncil and was its mayor In addition to his activity in Al- other at a more accessible location berta L D S stake Mr Woolley developed extensive land interests in Canada Surviving are his widow seven sons and daughters: Mrs O M Olson and Kirtland G Woolley of 1Salt Lake City Mrs Joseph Alston and Grant G Woolley of Magrath Mrs Barton Poulsen of Nelson1 British Colombia Vernon G Woolley of Vancouver B C and George of Milwaukee Edwin Woolley Wis a sister Mrs Fannie W Parkinson of Salt Lake City and an uncle J Reuben Clark Jr first counselor in the- first presidency of the LDS church Our January Clearance Sale of 0 ' born Woolly He attended pioneer Salt Lake schools and in later life studied law' pass lag his bar exam- - I i' You'll Have to Hurry te was lend-leas- payment for an auto on of Edwin ' mobile He will be sentenced and Saturday Dillworth Mary Ann Olpin ' auto-pedestri- N e-- - district court Thursday for using profanity during his trial on an Insufficient funds check charge but the apology tailed to soften the jury which convicted hlm of the offense after deliberating only 15 minutes Morrill who explained to the court that the profanity was "Just the way I talk"— he has worked as a horse wrangler—vas found guilty of giving a had check for -- October 2 1853 a '-' - 1 Magrath P Alber- ta Canada of causes incident to age--i- t 'was learned Thursday In Salt Lake City tv Brief News Gathered jut Salt Lake City can political leaders from at least 20 states who will convene here Saturday may consider what to do about Wendell Willkie's support of e bill the administration's C E Carpenter Nebraska's Republican national committeeman Indicated Thursday in discussing arrangements for the gathering "A lot of the boys are angry" he said "because of tha defeated Republican presidential candidate's prosupport of the posal" "Winkle is not going to get a grip on the party organization" Carpenter commented "lie was a pemocrat before he came into the party and I'm not so sure he still isn't a Democrat" Rich- field apologized to Judge Bryan P Leverich in Third at his home in 4113' -'- dell Morrill 47 of juveniles Face Pastor Views Car Theft Quiz Church Needs - COAL W- -- Esther ly lighted highway Committees to make arrangements for the program were selected at the meeting Mayor Ab Jenkins who attended the meeting commended the members of the committee for their efforts in securing the lights for the highway M D Thomas chairman of the committee presided terville February 1 1856 The distinction of reaching the eighties also is held by two brothers of! Mrs Roundy One brother Joseph Ford of Centerville is 88 and the second brother Hyrum Ford also of Centerville is 81 Mn Roundy has five living sons and daughters: Mrs Albert Munk of Benson Cache county Edwin S Roundy of Benson John W Roundy of Mona Juab county Mrs Allen and Mrs Mortensen 'FUEL BILLS WITH 1 Parade Planned Following the program a parade of 'high school cadets and Boy Scouts will march down the new- Ford Roundy of one of the oldest native Utahns in the Cache L DS stake wUl celebrate her eighty-fift- h birthday anniversary Saturday She will be honored at a family dinner in Salt Lake City Saturday evening The dinner sp3nsared by two daughters Mrs W B Allen of 1913 East 6100 South street Holladay and Mrs R C Mortensen of 908 Eleventh East street will be given at the latter daughter's home Mrs REDUCE :: Birthday 'Party Funeral services were conductMrs ed Thursday afternoon 1 for Miss Logan - ' Native of Utah Waits 85th For Teacher !I " r e—4 ' i and the northwest 'igrner ?t ill of Seventh East and Fourth South streets will be transmitted offi- cially to the city commliston for final action probably Tuesday Earlier in the day the city com- mission held a public hearing on 7 the two 'applications filed by Winn J: at Co and Mrs G Vernon Lunt t 1' ' ' '''')-L' respectively The proponents East Fourth South t that ' "i street now a state highway is de:: i'' Iia teriorating for residential i pur- poses and eventually will become strictly a business thoroughfare The planning group also recommended denial for the seconetime Mrs Esther Ford Roundy ' of an application for a variance 1111 be 53 Saturday which would permit a grocery - 'store at the northwest corner of East and Twenty-firs- t - Seventeenth South streets or-ru- ed Orson A Woolley 87: nadve of 'Salt Lake City and for many ears an active LDS church worker ' died Wednesday 1 -- -' ' 101PPil ' Within the next 20 days Second West street will become one of Salt Lake City's best lighted highways according to tentative plans announced Thursday night at a meeting of the Second West Lighting committee in the Twenty-second L D S ward chapel 465 North Second West street Dedication ceremonies at which 101 soditim vapor lights will be turned on to illuminate the high-wa- y will be conducted about February 17 according to Max S Banks city traffic supervisor Pole plates necessary to complete the installation of the lights have been shipped from the factory and will arrive here in about four days Mr Banks said The Installation work will be complet-- i ed by the middle of the month after which the dedication ceremonies will be held he added Task Near Completion Work on installing 58 incandescent lights on State street below Harvard avenue will be completed within the next few days Although these lights may be turned on as soon as they are ready they will be dedicated at the same time the Second West street lights are turned on Mr Banks said The dedication ceremonies will be marked with a program at the West high school at which city state and county officials will be asked to participate 1 Fourth East and Fourth South ' MitiTebruary i Jinuary 31 1911 - 30 MI—Republi- Orson A Woolley 87 Dies at Scene Of Work as Colonizer fr I 40 s '14ittutte Status TWillkie Fails Apology Gets Eye of To Soften G 0 P Leaders Jury's Ruling OMAHA Jan 1 t 1 '1 $alt galit Vile D McKesson's Malt Halibut Liver Oil and Vitamins A R D and O 149 Upjohn's Myledeol Squibb's Navital Liquid Mice 125 919 590 COT 0 Vitamin B Estract Nato) Halivor OH Capsules with Natural Vitamin D nil See Parke-Dav- is mos Whitel stos Img Pake-Dav- A is 111 D Vitamin 1601 Improved Sonibb's Navitol Cammles a Natural Vitamin et High Potency 10011 Sorter D Cod Liver Oil 179 299 299 ( 117 See 231 Coneertrate Perei whotoot itgroln Tablete—rod Liver OIL gnt norible Navitol Tersiem COT Cod Liver Oil Capsules A 104106 le 1 102 1 Malt 111111 Mead1 ItrevrerrYeast Tablets SOS FLOOR of 314 North I ( TED F":5) Li 77TH YEAR HOURS 10 to 6 uu 010110' - SL DIAL 80 hil 4 1 3 - - |