Show - 14 p Sunday Trhe SL " :74!:: 4r 0 :4)x"! 4 '"4 ' 14 12E110 Ift4ir'$ 1 I z 10 g I: - - r' Commemorating the start of the harvest season in ancient Pales tine a Jewish holiday known as the "Feast of Weeks" began in Salt Lake City Saturday evening with Services in the Corwregation Monteflore 355 Third East street The Rev Oscher Goldman who directed the services Saturday night said the festival will con tinue Sunday at 9 a zn and 7:30 p m and Monday at 9 a con-m Memorial services will be ducted Monday at 10:15 a m Girl Graduates Await Rites Hall Graduates of Rowland School for Girls their parents and friends will hear an address by the Rt Rev Thomzts Jenkins Episcopal bishop of Nevada at 11baccalaureate services Sunday at p m in the school chapel First avenue and street Graduation week activitlea Saturday included a luncheun for alumnae at 1 p m with Miss Helen S Sheets alumnae association president in charge and a garden party for rmembers of the graduating class between 4 and 6 p m Both of these events were at A theL school t 'Crash t njures Army Officer Gets NCW Post street at 10:40 ger p Police said other car was driven eas y Raymond Grow p o21-itushi- - get-togeth- Hoioscope or Tod ay r i ar - - - Á ' - ht-2- 0-30 p 2 0 3 111 333 333 000 Plehedul Ward vs Stool Plant Club vo Filth Ward Ward tit1 Vint 13-fo- teams remain In MVO the undefeated ranks of Provo's recreation league softball race and three teams have yet to break into the win column but in the Commercial league only one team has gone so far without a setback the standings at the end of the see ond week of play show The big game this coming week will be the Monday night eneounter between the Pipe Plant and Oscar Carlson at 8:30 The winner of this one will be given a big edge toward the first half title1 The Commercial league so far has been all for the Sixth ward Elders who have chalked up three games In the win column without trouble and without any on the toss side Outstanding gamefer Tuesday night in this circuit will bring the Sixth up against the ' 1Steel plant at 6:30 -- - H 0 id Mar10 Study three others n 440-yar- I t — so-- i a - get-toget- 4 120-hig- d 0as-- urdarpd 220-yar- Gypsy:: a simultaneous race with the Of Salt Lake group had two birds finishing both of which alsotnade From the Press Box the flight during daylight hour The first-plaMurray pigeon Was Vernon Carlson's Captain Inm which attained t1 speed of 1281 and George Crabtree's Yermo' Kid sped along at a rate of 1282 ce Winston-Sali- (Continued Star Sent) t isly Hurt N WINSTON-SALE- the Winston-Sale- C May of polo team was Friday in a( Shaw 31 UPI—Eari player-coac- h m injured seriously matchhere between the Camdeni S ClandWinston-Saleteams Shaw was in vollision dtm's Joe Bates in a bruisint con test for the ball Abe Shaw swung! at the ball on a hard Nay his ponr went down and the rider's legs were pinned underneath Physicians said he had a skull fracture and hip injury A native Texan Shaw formerly played rinehurst and Camden m EL PASO Texas May 31 UPI— The Southwestern Golf association Friday chose Phoenix for its 1942 tournament city and elected H R Asking of ehoenix president Asking succeeds G B Holdsworth of El Paso Cleon Knapp of Tucson was elected vice president and R W ball—Cunliff by Andrus Time of same1 :15 and A C Lim- - Goldwater of Phoenix secretary ML Iinplres—Parkinson A movement was initiated for Blottdaio Waal Jordan election of a permanent board of A AB H 0 ABHOA Dint‘nd as 3 0 Merritt 2b 4 3 3 1 directors next year 23 C 0 Smith 3b 3 1 1 1 c' Unit Opposes 00 AFL Suggestion - Births more than doubled deaths In Salt Lake City for the past week according to a report released Saturday by the city board of health During the week 44 births were recorded against 21 deaths The births included 20 boys an4 24 girls Another CI 0 union Saturday had adopted a resolution apposing recommendation of the Salt Lake Federation of Labor an A F L affiliate that Governor Herbert B Maw should not appoint an active union member to the state indusContagious diseases- reported dur- trial commission ing the week were: Scarlet fever The resolution was adopted' by case: common measles 2 cases the Barber Asphalt Miners' union German measles 8 cases whooping local 487 It IUMM&S W 53 sectks appointment of a union rep-- i cough 16 cases chickenpox cases mumpt I cases resentative to the commission - e e Mid-ru- County Treasurer Returns keTom Trip J Badvnts 4 0 10 0Ortior It 3 0 2 1 NParrysm it 4 1 2 1 0 et 7 3 2 Hatt 0 31 jOrtinr Ire lb 1 0 2 0 0Young rt 32 11 01 00 At 3 1 Salt Lake "county Padgett Orgtit treasurer returned to his 3 0 5 01 Plidents p after a trip of several Bateman tl 2b 3 1 0 21 Crump rt Weeks which took him to the Na- MJeusen p 3 0 0 0: Ciders 3b tional County Officers' associaAlon Totala Totals 27 S lit West n R Jarvis ' Convention at where he served 'Committee - Louisville onthe reso office-Saturda- Ky tions - After the convention h spent a week at Wilkesboro N C visitfather and other ing his relatives ' 4 Phoenix Gets 1942 Southwestern Golf V 2 0 3 1 0 0 3 1 0 0 3 0 9 1 28 18 z Jorda 000 00 1 altartdele 011 0071 9 Smith G Errora—Dimond Summary! Staten Gardner Merrill G Badovinata McFarBaeritiot ha—C Two-baHome runs—Hatt Parry lane hit—E Orgill Strusit out—By Jensen b P Badovinats 10 Bases on halls—Olt Jeusen 3 Time of sgame- -2 bour and 20 minutes (Impasse—Kidd 144 Joins baSe---Padr- ss tkorsr—Chnteas I - Lingetifelter Leads Field IP 243 rapt Sixth Soul K E Handy Minister MTVMM M M: S it tn 'Wort- kltilMit -- Ovtting 334 t From Page 741) Douglas now waiting for a report on his examination He expects to leave for San Diego Monday Lloyd Brink closes his athletic career at B Y U this spring He is one of the last of the many letter winners has earned three awards in Lloyd footr ball basketball and tennis rdne In all He is a fine sportsman and scholar and richly deserves the coveted Stein award marking him as the outstanding graduatr ing athlete at the Provo schoo Cecil (Butch) Scheffell Den ver gridder has just signed a con11 tract with the Cincinnati Reds Twenty-fou- r hours after th contract he took out signing a marr ria e license to wed Miss' Martha Wallace Scheffell is expected to e farmed out to the- Ogden Re l) He's a catcher He hit 34 in the college circuit this played errorless ball yearand He graduates Wednesday - Women Plan Golf riret &iota Wiest "' Smolt - Lutheran Assembly of God $t Jobas Evangelical Latitirsal Chard' (Missouri Synod) 1030 Filth East The Rev F E Schumann pastor qsuoday school and Bibla Masses at 10 la ea with confirmation worship morning 11 a m: sermon by Mel Pastor reunion service Of holy corm 70 0 in1 ea Mart Thursday and Martha Aland mreae--T- he Tabor rust avenue and ittiv & & Lott pastor Churcal arheat with chimes tor all aces 10 dlytoo communion 140 The tome borahlo walls otholyThose kno EI1444!:Iroota That a in: Luther brogue at II 71ori Lutheran chianti tolorhierik linstrooe ltQlh Saturday SO a M: Tumidity Inestoitu E p am Uinta study bow payer alisluto Tbittedsy I & in laser Antillean Lut heroin esti femme) 37o tutt settond South atmet--T- he rl ei Aoder000 pabloe: HMIs irleaso44 ZIA 10:4S b a bermes 1045 worship :30 pby pastor J11111110t 4othor litay1444 enmit y 'tiny iblisanun Synod) (hrist — Tit hail Nes Aims fireme's Murray Schuldheiss pinitor stboal see Bible Masa 10 a- - ne isoclinal& 11 4 tn rung Iteu010 echnd and fourth tfundayite Pnteenstal Assembly Of 1597 Ninth East street-- The Hem V J Crews of assistant Metric superintendentl the -- Assemblies of God' in Colorado WY0-and titan In charge Sunday servming ices 2 p ht preaching at 3:30 p tn and Kvangeititic service at 1 :30 p us Bible study Friday at 7 :JO la tn - Hall ra street Hook study 0:30 tower" study 7:30 p Rang 7:30 p nistudy Wdnesclay it4eMpot God--Chh- ich 2p LIAptist sim: Immantioli Moroni Month taint ronrtit Cant irests— A IA Lyons pastor Wm :45 ii in worehip anti romnay seismal rollition portico It h tn: Saul° and Kola Phi II Y P II Troup' p m4 Iviining ono ITI $ D m prayer mettinK Woduesitiy It p m Bethel 952 cam Ninth South aims— O Baynes ft pastor: James Lyon 10 a tn: mornaaaociat Baynes' pastor11 School m- - : a PooPtel ing voting worship meet togs !mewl servica n :ta pi m: Soul in Sinnoth' That toplep"Tho rim 'Die" prayer meeting Tburadan It I Sk Ira &avenue---C! Iturftagtea 1400 Indiana Ramsey pastor School 10 a m: Voting People 630 a na worship 7:30 p Calvart Third South and Sevanth East troolit-0-Sl- ia C Spencer pastor 51111 day school 10 a m: german 11:30 it at: p m children missionary program Rib Grande 1040 West Saeond South treet--S Ramsey pastor- School 10 a M: Worship 11 S m: evening service 8 p m ' Wednesday farewell reception tor Rav McPhia I At Da Taylor wean 2400 'South State Street —C S Ramsey pastor school 10 a m worship 11 a in: young people 6:30 am Smith 62 East Forty-aightMum stmt—James Pa Paris pastor 11 Servleres a m: fa sarVices and school 10 young people 6:30 p tn services 7 410 a in: Alibi class Wednesday 730 a ra Magma 6900 West and 2900 South treets—E B Pace pastor Church school and worship 1030 a in: evensong and Worship 7:30 p the-Lor- d i 4 Roo-Ca- Sit PsmPs (Missouri Benefit 464 TWOS street 0144ton—the Rev Paul- 414 those Sundae school 1 6‘ as pastor t I worship 11 a lift hillimouri Prey Ronartellesi Third North and Universal avenue Prove —The upv Emil Lensing pastor School 10 a ntt worship 11 St St - C Methodist Second south and Second East streets — Raymond C Walker minurior School 94b a tn worship 10:50 a nal sermon "A Method et Christian Lisitill Norman Ream: 14481414 0:44 0 club 11 P- als Ceallmerl 1740 Fifth East Street-1- 1m Rev Jack Stewart minister &boot '10 a m: worship 11 a in: Epotrortb league 7 p m Nautilus club second and fourth Thursdays I p Liberty Faris Eighth East and Moils South streets—The Res Cecil B Orem rit miniater "Bible school 10 lemmas 11 a nL1 Epworth league Catholic finte0 Eighth West and Fourth South t R Dennis ministerlicenoi he Madeleina 331 East 10 a nt ated ral worship It a ns: Eieworth South TemVto alreet—Tha Most Rev Doane let 11:43 '7 4 d pa evening warmth 1 G Msgr p bishop: (ha Rev masses Low Patrick F Kenstorlyisector :30 a in 10 a in and :30 a na 11:15 a in: weekday masses 7 and Mornion I D fl Tabernacle Tempts isonart—Scce- Eleventh East and Out 'Lady of Latorde Seventh South streeta—The Rev Patrick tees at 2 p tn Dr John A Widisoir S30 S7 speak on "The Wisdom at 'Brigham Maguire pastor Sunday masses masses 10 and 11415 S tn day Timg" and 8:15 a na Sunday echoois nunday at 9 a tn and Wednesday 4:15 p M: 1Ntazarene to Novena aervicsa Wednesday I:45 P M First litth East ind Fifth South streets 1030 West Fotictit out St Patrick W GiovanRev —The A Harold Grettoncer Rev F pewee street—The Very Msgr noni pastor- - Sunday masses S and 10 Church school 10 a trt7 unified servicel a M low masa 8 a nu higb mass 10 Ypr B111 7 a m apecial mow achool 9 a 014 p gs meeting at weekday 'amasses 7:30 a in ast and Ogden Church at the' Illasereft e 24331 Our Divine Saviour Second Gerald Worcester Rt Ray Msgr South Grant—The Ninth South streets-4—T- b School svorshin 11 ni M F Sheehan pastor Rectory Masa 7 pastor evanCillitier p ft a in low mass 8 a high mass 10 a m: RN Y P R service in m weekp prayer :meeting ThurarN a m special music: school 9 a m- 7:30 daya p in 7:30 stamen day South St 'Ann's 430 East Twenty-firs- t treet—The Rev J G Delaire pastor 9:30 tn a and tn 7:30 I masses Sunday 7:30 a in except Sa- ' Pillar et Pits Cliarrii 223 Meltsr East' weekday masses rn tIltdal7 I a street—School 11 524 West a ni 110f111011 by10 FIPY TAWS Gtilirk OVII0g Our Lady of Guadalupe Fourth South etreat back of the D & ning serviee 7:30: prayer Friday 'potting DWI Ray James ft O W depot—The study 1:30 p AL L Collins administrator Sunday masses mama a ca: and witkdaY 10:40 I 830 T a m Pres1)yterian Res Our Lady of Lourdes Magna—Themammas O First Presbyteries hat South 'Ernesto toe gated pastor Sunday and 10 a nu: weekday elassea S a cm: at C aireets—Dr Georss E Dayseead m terim minister Church school 9:45 11 M a worship morning service at topic "Wive Doesn't God Stop the Waal Christian Endeavor fitietY 03:30 and 7 P in: Church" night day mass at 9 a In Wednesday 7430 m wt midwoeit Church of the limns:estat Conception riret West DsodD PIPSen limn 172 North ruth West street Provo— reeta---V Comin mistier Father Henry O P M Sunday masses Bible m :4ti wheat worship A 7:30 and 9:30 a m a m: sermon topic "A 111heit — The men": C E trt Vincent de raid Murray na4 rally 6:30 diatgictsermon Rev William F Kennedy pastor Sunday 7:30 strn worship topic "A tainw 6:30 man at Work" midweek Meeilitt school 9:15 a na: Sunday in Wednew 8 and 10:30 a us: daily In -' 1 day 7:30 p In meeting Legion of Mary WednesdaY at streen-- I Third 'I N a nal Ths Ryy C IC hialtalaer "Weer liAn a m Children's day smarmy' araiettOf "Tak lilted What y Hoar: Wormed-tauChrist and jualor Christian Endeavor es" headntiatters IndethurehatMG Christ East Eleventh 204012 pendence IL D SI Street—Schoot 2:30 p M: ottrmon 230 Reorganized N p Illeortganised Change 4' Jena tiorkol of Chart at Christ 663 East Thirteenth Latter-day taints 33A Fourth goat street South street—Otis GatewootE minister Rev J W A Bailey pantos Waren School 10 a ps: worship 11 a irn ser- - —The 11 7 :30 n tn: midweek inertand at a mom by the pastor: communion 1145 tnit go nt 1Wsdnesday 7:30 FIL: Young people :30Np tn: preachp 016: Prayer meethts Wednesday ing' a r:30 ix m h 20-3- 111 alreete----Alber- r: am - r - Pillar of Fire - 11 MidvaleThe H l'- Church of t Unitarian Christian Science N Fastrili?rreetilitat—Triha lneil Rev iaclr9Trsetrellnsne- - - woo beer Sunday school at 9:30 a ir4-father Meet Catarrh at Christ ship servicesto it a re: "Our Third South street efororta 566 East Worshipped rest This Mountain" Caanilinsi Pout!' Temple street radio program K81 8:45 a m: schools 930 a m: services etti 7 30 IL M H both citurches ILI L m and irirst church "Ancient Ind Modern 8 D tn: subject Ilkelitist 352 ITitjr Study dags Necromancy Alias Mesmerism and Hypnotism Denounced" Wednesday meeting 8 i riffle Study elan ratite intrztrI IS "LesSouth State stroet—Monday 2 h m4 a 9 m --Leoeorto sons to In Truth"rr473rL II Drew thatc-- pm atristiito h:UM amr1mmr and Central Christial‘ Fourth South WilThird East streets—The Rev J L worSchool 9:45 a tn: kinson pastor ship 10:50 a tn sermon Christian En- deavor meeting I p Deaths Congregational Charles II Buxton - 'Jr- - - Viral Cotariegatioaal Chortle ?trot Rout and Fourth Xasi tresta—Tlys Rev George Char liPo 'ivory Buxton Jr 4IS a eboe44-- 1 sermon 11 L 1111 J Weber ininieler late make tor the Sweet Candy aninpinlei died Feiday at 11:35 p nt in p Alst! topic "mg Man Man Followed" East and Firth Routh Lake botipital of then- - ' Phillips gees-ntH minister Rev streets Bailey Floyd heart disease school 9:45 a m: 10:30 a morning matte A regiment or snit 1fr414 ' CatiOren's day program: high service o Endeavor school Christina I 730 county his en- senior C E 8 go in ' r tire life Mr : 25 West Third North street lived at 145 Buxton Plymontis I Church avenue lie wasSunset —Rev Floyd K Bailey pastor f born school sad worship 9:30 a in t In t n kin September 4k44 1 I 4 lititt a ems ot -- eo Charles H and ha ir 1 ' Polo n Three-bas- Two-ban- hurdies----Bollack- h l bird'Admirar - park--terve- d 100-yar- Admiral Wins Pigeon Race From Barstow - 1 - Tonkawa Time 15 seconds Askey Half-mil- e run—Ring Salinas A Berry Santa Ana Prather Pasadena Dixon Fort Scott Lytion Sacramento Slone Comp- ton Time 1:584 3aveiin—Clark' Auburn: tied for second Steele Santa Rosa and Coker Modesto:fourth Wagner Compton Batiste DisSacramento Ehrmsn Sacramento I tance 1889 feet Broad Jump—Freeman ! Salinas: Kobayashi Santa Ana: Batiste Sacramento Finch' Compton Jefferson Sacramento Ehrman- Sacramento Distance 23 feet 9 inches y Salinas Hylton Pasadena Weedier Pasadena Bannch Max Ersidne's Fitchue Compton Horn Reedits Time 207 Rotondo race from Bar- Compton won' a 500-mi- le Discus- - -- Oakes Compton : Welcher 'Sacstow to Salt Lake City Sat- ramento Ch at men S'ompton Bryant in the firstpigeon flight to Santa Ana: Mitiltil Ate: Steele aits Rosa Distance 145 feet be completed froin the California Santa Two-mil-e run—Romero Trinidad C Green Welker Rouen Compton cib in daylight hours since the thoft Visalia Taloya Tritudad Martinez Trial-da- d Salt Lake club began a racing Time 1018 6 d low hurdles—Battde Sacraprogram in'1927 mento Smith Santa Ana: Browning VThe Admiral attained a speed of isalia: Wakefield Santa Ana L Thomas V Sullivan Sacramento Time 234 121386 yards per minute Close on Weber ( New record seconds old record 23S seemed set his' heels was Marvin Atkinson's by Smith Santa Ana in irri day preliminary) with a speed of 121328 Pole vault—Cooley Sacramento tied for second Ferguson Compton Winterse minute Erskine's Bar- - Compton: Johnson Modesto and 8wan finished third with a Mesa Height 13 feet 7 inches (New record: old record 13 feet 64 Inches set speed of 1212 by Berokoft Los Angeles City college The Murray Pigeon club holding' in 1940) I I 9t DENVER may 31 (AP)—Summaries of the national junior COliegs track and field meet: High Jump—Batists Sacramento tied for second Wakefield Santa Ana Built-vaSacraMento and Bosachl Pasadena fifth Angelich Sacramento: sixth Burke Trinidad Colo Height 6 feet 2 inches Mile—Devi Trinidad Derrell ton Bull Pomona: Roberts Visalia CompMalt leskt Trinidad Roberta Ilan Mateo Time 42S Santa Ana Welcher ShOtput—Minini Sacramento Steele Santa Rosa Coalman tirnotiti Compton Sacramento: Batiste Sacramento thatance 49 feet 9 inches Pasadena Cloddant Riverede: Blackwell Stockton Horn goodley Santa Rosa Daniels $IIlAngs Kerrville Time 485 seconds (new record Old record :49 settmda set by Miller Comp! (on 1939) ( d dash—Davis Salinas BrownIng Visalia Fitzhugh Compton Hylton BanMch Pasadena Carter Compton Time 96 seconds Compton Trinidad Sullivan'llacramenAngelich Sacramento to Macauley Salinas Thonsas-- - Weber ' - Ilirths Double Deaths in S L p- - 1000 Efifilt — Three Captain McCown E Hunt mew? tive officer of the receiving hat Tribune Intermountain Wire Fort DOuglasleception cenB'LACKFOOT Idaho—An iinexpected avalanche of responses talon Will leave Salt Lake City Mon ter to the announcement that thei amateur radiol operators' annual day for Fort Dix N J wherethe field day and "ham fest" would be held in Blackfoot on June 7 will assume the pbst of assistant and 8 has caused the local amateurs and American Legion pOst gonstructing- quartermaster Lieumembers te double their efforts and prepare:to play host to 200 te'nant Colonel: HP Kayser een visitors from Montana Wroming Utah Nevada Oregon Wash ter commandant announced Sat uiday ington and Idaho The sessions livill be the first annual Second Lieutenant LaMar A of intermountain "ham" operators assumed his duties as mess Tavoian ' The field day will bring togeth-tofficer for the center Saturday the er amateurs "hams" in their parg lieutenant colonel reported The officer ordered to active duty this lance who are affiliated with the week was assistant chef at the American Radio Relay league and hotel Newhouse the American Legion Emergency Lieutenant Colonel Kayser said net as well as unaffiliated operal that 54 enlisted men of the centors Officers of these amateue If a woman and June 1 is your ter's permanent Personnel would networks will play an important birthday be prepared for Lady be transferred to other stations Imconformto a war deLuck to take an active hand in mediately to part in the program as will Amer order that at least 175 partment Your willingness per cent of the enlisted personOel ican Legion officials peace °fill your affairs or regular army men cers and perhaps F B I re6resent” to help others ma? make many be three-yeMore than 30 draftees and natives and national defense coordio- - persons anxious to help you furguardsmen on duty at the nators ther your Social and financial tional center were transferred a week A master station constructed br ambitions You may discover that ago local amateurs is in readiness you are a continuous source of 1 for use in the public field trials inspiration for someone neaeand Utah Student Wins to be held Sunday afternoon dear to you As klecturer demKAYSVILLE —Richard E Six-to- n June 8 A loud speaker system onstrator broker sales promoter instructress trained the make writer will explana sophomore student at Purdue possible tion and following of all events: nurse artist musician or special'university at West Lafayette Did has been elected business manager ist In some professional or comthe field by the general publ1! mercial activity you may win of the Exponent daily student' he respect and admiration of newspaper of the university- Rel First Work Completed everyone who knows ydu You is a son of Charles V : of Kaysville Much of the preparatory wor14 will probably display good judgent in yotir selection of a hushas been done by George Whit4local operator located bi band Farm Bureau Baaeball The child 'born on June 1 genKalispel Mont at the time of theSimithorn'Imeleasa Helena earthquake who spent 46: erally develops into a warmOct Won Lost hearted witty youngster who is emeant consecutive hours at his set! as 1 000 2 0 ofee 0 1000 sisting with relief work In the frequently regarded by his play Pandv is 00000 11 1 000 Whitfield is a' mates as a leader in whom they lituridalo stricken areas West Jordan 1 0 0 000 Bingham member of all emergency net a can place thi utmost confidence 1 0 000 works including the American The child oUGemini may owe his Riverton 17 success to future his Wirtbete American net and the reputation Legion Won Lost Pet the latter- for dependability 1 0 Big Cottonwood C C C Emergency Corps 1000 1 0 0o0 handling the Red Cross emergency Released by Bell Syndicate Inc Tosiorireille 0 Buntr e 000 radio work7 Other local opera4' 000 2 2 voo vi ldviti 0 0 tors are G M Crowe t Schmitt le ter Monday Dunn George Armstrong and Li-MAniethera Division Fletcher Dorris of Fort Hall Crestent at Riverton Riuttdals at Bandy The program arranged for the West Jordan at Bingham two-da- y sessions follows: Satur-- t Northern DiVillie day afternoon June 7 registration' i1 Big Cottonwood C C C at Hunter at the Fix It Shop (Station Illidvals at Taylorsvillit Winder bye Fruit and Vegetable marketing W7HQD) assembly of equipment ermerint Bingham 7 p m AB H 0 A I evening entertainment conditions In Utah will be conABHOA 1 0 1 Ainswrth It 4 1 0 0 Allimis 4 lb Amer lunch and the at gabfest 7 sidered at a meeting of a special Jensen it 3 0 0 0 trairnm 2b 0 8 rt-can Legion home 0 0 01 Asonters U 4 Salt Lake county committee on Pnitieen Meanie e 3 01 retliceiiii lA i ha ctin141 as 1 0 I nerrison lb I Officials Will Speak marketing Tuesday at 1:30 ps m 1 0 Nbunn 2b 3 11 3 Blown e Room 401 of the Post Office Groves NDunn et 2 2 00 301 2 i Carroll 10 8 for hunt June Sunday 111 Ft 3 1 0 1 Cunlitte 2 was Satannounced 2 0 0 11 Andrus n 2 1 1 2 hidden transmitteand general building it V L Mar- - Lopes Rickman rt 0 0 0 urday Agent by ' mCounty 11 a 01unen ees 2 I 3 qty park ' I Vincent 1' 4 0 American Legion net operators tineau JDunn et Members of1' a state committee 10 0 ELunniin 2 01 0 meeting 1'2at the American Legion will be present Mr Martineau : 30 m home p picnic city said L Totals 26 4 le 10i Totals 23 12 21 000 000 gingha m 0 by Am'erican Legion t Lie goal In Crescent 20 304 undertaking to be 'policed by 'is twoolda be- ter understand auxiliary park Runs—Sanders Peterson 4 Summary: Lunneri Brown lortncent Duenv the American Legion ' 'Inc of the tA to be sold and N Dunn 2 Carroll S Errora—AndrUs Doom Dunn McDonald Sunday 1:30 p m address of to - secure products N StolGroves a for! producers en bases—Poulsen Peterson Sacrifice welcome by Mayor Merrill Boyle- f‘reater return for their s products" bit—Atnsworth of Blackfoot and talks by offi- - Mr Martineati said blts—Atneworth 3 PstersionN A Andrus Dunm Dunn demInnings pitchout cials and amateurs 2 p m A countv-wid-- e - — —fitt Andrus 3 Lunnen 4 Lopes 4 meeng Paulsen onstrations and field day trials Credit victory to Andrus Charge consider thee sam e objti ves defeat to LopesAt bat—Off Andrus 11 of radio communications 5 V m to E Lunnen 15 ' Lopes 22 Poulsen 11 Bits m scheduled Is at tot 8p Andrus 8 E Lunn batted—Off auction of ham gear and conclud- - In the county Tuesday firemen's hall at Lopes O Poulson 4 Struck out—BY i Og ing activities E Lennon 4 Lopez 2 Poulson 1 Murray 472S1 South State- (100 Bases4 on Andrus O E Lunnen A 1 Lopez balls—Off Zest) street 3 Poulsen 1 Nit with pitched an her-liusban- ixth th--s- o 2 1 1 60 ' 1 1 2 l'uttadair's e rdS30 3 Mrs LaVaun Jones 29 wife of Burnell Wallace Jones 29 849 East Second South street was treated at Salt Lake police emergency hospital Saturday night for a fractured collar bone and lacerations suffered when a car driven south on First West street by auto- collided with mobile at West S Temple J 130 : t J 2 Plant Fourth Ward' 'fittla Ward 01:1 t a ' Stool ft - Commercial League Sixth Ward First Ward 2030 Club in all'allateur frequencies At lower right Is Mrs De 'Spain who "subs in" when her husband Is absent P II S L Wonum AS t Abb Blackfoot- ' eos Rad io Antateurs Await Services Mark Jewish Holiday - t t tt4111' - one-ten- Prom Softball Standings Iterreatisia Images Oscar Carlo:ma 0 1000 3 3 0 Pip Plant 1100 Coiumbla Stool 2 0 1000 Fisher Beer 100 2 0 General Shop 0 3 100 0 Itsciamatioa Enginoors 3 100 lichediela Mooday's 130 p ta—Fiahor boar vs Columbia Steel I:30 p Znginears Vs Mineral' Shop 130 p tn—Pip Plant es Oscar Carl- - 4 1 loomot - ng l 1: - I : seniors of Montana schdol of mines at Butte will end theiC tour of the Salt Lake area Sunday by visiting the International Smelting and Refining comI ' pany mill and smelter at Tooele I Saturday the group inspected the 4 Ti S bureau of mines laboratories l't (1A T—and geology museum on the UM Np versitir-- of Utah campus and the 7 LI Cast v:71fifitI10114645 plant of the Pacific States tilat Ig- k Iron Pipe company near Provo Hazelton of De Louie upper right operSpairt train and bus the Traveling-bates American the to scheduled are Legion Net ControlStacollege seniors leave for Butte Sunday at 8 p m tion 1V71Eit district No 2 The station upper The tour is a popular "required left operates on from 100 to 750 watts Work course of study" for the mining students explained Dr S R B Cooke faculty representative on the trip The Memorial day holidaY was extended through Saturday and Sunday for L D S church employes school teachers and students who are not required to return to their duties or studies until Monday Other Salt Lake City business and industrial establishments had returned to regular schedule Saturday morning however together with the post office service intermittent rain Despite squalls all summer- resorts in the Friday vicinity officially opened were crowded wtttt week-en- d guests Saturday afternoon hs is expect- p from Pags 'CB) new champions ran the low hut-di- es in 234 seconds barely beating Walt Smith of Santa Ana Calwho set a new 238 mark at Friday's preliminaries Ben Wachtler of Pasadena soundly whipped his field in the quarter-mil- e for a new standard of 483 seconda Vern Cooley of Sacramento cleared the pole vault bar at 13 feet 7 inches three-fourtof an inch better than the old mark Batiste who won the high jump In addition to his low hurdles triumph probably would have added a third blue ribbon but for a mishap in the high hurdlesSlightly in the lead he clipped the fourth ihurdle from the end and lost a shoe then half fell at the next barrier and stopped running smooth-stridiThe Davis trimmed a tight field in?96 seconds in the 100 then captured the 220 by eight feet in the excellent time of 207 seconds Both th off his' readings were meet records Fourteen other schools winning basis points on a were: Visalia Cal 22 Santa Rosi Cal 16 Modesto Cal I214 Auburn Cal and Weber (ittah) 10 each Riverside Cal 8 Stockton Cal and Pomona- Cal 6 each Mesa Colo 5 Reedley Cal 5 Fort Scott Kan 4 and San Mateo Cal Keervilie Texas and Tonkawa Okla 1 each Batiste rounded out his victories in the high jump and low hurdles with third in the broad jump fifth in the javelin- and sixth in the shotput Fred (Tex) Wknters Compton pole vaulter from Lubbock Teitsillnjured his back after a leap and was taken to a hospital for examina- tion He tied for second with Leaders Meet In Provo Loop Forty-nin- e Business Resumes Alter Holiday (Continued ed to attract some fine golfers to the Intermountain region for the biggest golf meets of the season' in the two neighbor states Pe"' market 14-d- ay set-u- two-tournam- ent Hwy 9:45 a sorties 20-21-- 22 Students End Visit Today -- The 27-28-- 29 4I-d- second-han- d 1 Triode inalled-ou- t I the Batiste Leads Salt Lake Church Services African Methodist Mates to TJehovalt's Witnesses Jr AAU Title' Golfers Get Bids to Open The Utah Golf association has more than 150 invita Mils to leading professionale in the western states to compete In the annual MOO Utah open which will be held at the Fort Douglas course Sun! aceording to B B Porter president Porter announced that this year for the first time the association would handle its own program on the tournament so that all receipts could be used in building up the tournament purse If possible the golf leader hopes to not only arrange the $1000 In place pries but also an additional $25 or $50 bonus for low scorer on each of the rounds of the meet four The Utah association is working In close cooperation with the Idaho Falls junior chamber of commerce which is planned and Idaho 1000 open there the week preceding the Utah meet 'June The i' Salt Lake county deputy sheriffs were called early Saturday to investigate a shooting at the Utah 1 Power and Light company terminal O station six miles west of the city OA on Fifth (500) South street which N occurred when II WMcCracken night watchman saw three melt about the buitding prowling Mr McCracken told Deputies Ernest Caldwell and ltichins tiethought he saw Rarks near the I side of the structure so he phoned the sheriffs °Mee then ran toward three shots from the group-ffrinhis shotgun and emptying his revolver at them He said he believed I cam shot was fired at him The deputies said they could find no sign of a fire Chief Deputy George Beckstead said it was possible the prowlers were thieves trying to steal metal which has become scarce in recent 'months and brings a high price on June I si9II: Balt gakt Ztitiunt 'Hams' oft titer Taves Ma p Fteld Day Officer Hunt for Prowlers i - ' - -- a i Church of Cod s - 4 rah Jane !Graham t -- -Byx-loSoutt-Church of God 803 West First Surrifinif 'wry hie A &hook Forbes minister Mrs: Pearl street—Ray 7 :30 GnegoryBuitott four 10 a in: worship 10 a in and m 1011S van : 7:45 p Jay Albin Wednesday p prayer and Ronald Buxton of ' '''' Lithe City: three salt -4 4 daughters Norma Episcopal and Beverly Buxton ' I ‘ Xt illark's Cathedral 231 East First of Pelt: Lake City ' i " Bre Donna Red South street—The Very Rev Franklin L and toe Anstetee Cal"' : keand of brother GibInn dean Sunday iservices at William T:: — m kAp4 11 a Benton of Solt Lake Reit A5 AR flouts Mission Garfield a halUtiolisihr Mr illettasi littottiolf aehoot 10 city Leonard Wood Woo or Last Ithivoiel allt alli101k Wady I? iSt a m- : vetting srvte s litot ti Inv sch Jemee Mi It41 a Mrs Annie other Sundays service and hirek Ewa &eversion et Pali Lana' icaeno month 2 p m City at 11 a In Ant 1act Colebrook of Mrs Church 80 Went Jane lidafthis of Calient Butlervitzi Mrw XL Mares Swope — Second North street Provo—Tho Rev W Martha Howard of Merced Funeral services will be conducted: Ttlea z holy and ser 'whorl ImonHowes pastor at 2 p m in the Central Park-D day 11 a m ward chapel Twenty-inventSL Peters 857 North Second West: and Third 4 streets East (300) vizier A Wood Leonard street—Rev Friends may call at 36 East' Revcrith Church school 10:30 a tn Sunday South street until Monday evenink :end In month holy communion 9:45 a m 145Sunoot 'avenue 'Tuesday trout le at a M until time of services 4 othe0 r Sundays In month evening service Third St Paul's Epteeepal Church Davies South and Ninth East streete—The Rev Alice: Commtlnion rector Alwyn :E Butcher Funeral services for Mrs Mire Nati 8 a nt ehurch school Bible chigoes 9:43 Davies 73 940 East Fourth Routh etreet a m: morning lierM011 liv L 11 who died at- - ber boma Friday sifter & illness will be conducted sundae short at 3 p nt In the Tenth L D II ward Fort- - Douglas Chapel 420 Eighth Eaat street chapel ndr of Bishop Thomas B Child Lieutenant Jeri D direction Fart Doughoe--Pir- st call Friends residence at the may mass tt to Zimerman Catholic chaplain Burial will be la Salt C:fi a in Protestant Oundav school 10 a mi: Cityservices I cemetery Protestant cbureb worabip 11 a nt N 4 i 4 41i !:- ' i -- N ' HM - ' I ' h - e fit Earl Fort Douglas women golfers are planning a special tournament Tuesday for their regular weekly compeition Each member of the club vtill invite a guest to perfornt and special prizes will be posted according to Mrs W J Jennings Free Church tournament chairman Evangelical Fre Chitral! 731 Seventh N Thengvall 'astEast street Flay will start at 9 a m 11 em a nt: warship er School 10Kenneth - - eyries evangelistic Churches Not lies or services In Salt Lake and neighboring churches which aPpear each Sunday in The Halt Lake Tribune must be received at the citY desk by Thursday noon preceding date or publication It will he impossibly to handle notices received after that time Su the church column Pespel 7 :43 p In - s I 1 Carl West Full Gospel SIT Second Past street— A Nichols rotator School 10 a m: services 7 p Bible class Tuesday 7130 p youna people leriday 7:30 services by Robert p) evangelistic Rrymer of Portland Ore each eventnit except Woodsy and Saturday flail Lake Gospel Chapel' 244 West rgth amain street Sunday school 0:30 a m worobip 11 S al: go:1W mlattal4 -9 0- - ce - i pastor Dart West Overton Nev contractor and builder and husband of bfrA C Clive West formerly of Salt died of a 'stroke Saturday in City ton friends in Salt Lake City wet& ad- vised Funeral servkes will :be -- condliCted Is Overton Sunday at 2 p to In addition to his widow whtiml- Mr Overton married about sit cars gm bal is urviVed by sem Robert Carl Wow The family has made Its home in ChNertos ' for several years : :37 - 51inille KI'reiwalt1 4 1 -- Funeral servires Orte Sirs Minnie tritiloss rind' Froiwaid 33 he North First West' etreet oho died Frittey lit a gait lAta al:Waitaki will be cooducted Mooney et le Ino $o the Cathedral of the hladeistne South Tempts etreeLl NiTheEastMsary will be recited Sundae at p tn at 344 Dist First South ittreet- Burial will tie tn Kt Calvary cemetery' Friends may rail Sundae' and Monday South street to services at 344 East-frin- it (Continued en Fe Pale) ' I '"1 ' 1 ' to - -- ' - Ben LIngentelter led the field In the Class A match play competItion at Fort Douglas Saturday Lb W Mansell vas second ' In clasi B Dave Watkins took first prize and P H Hutchinson was ec- Adventist Hellenic Orthodox ond 1640 Seventh street— East Pay Eighth A blind bogey Is on the docket Rely Trinityt illecond West and Third B W Mattison pastor Sabbath school south streets Tito Rev Kerry Gavel's a to 9:30 Professervice 8:30 a tn: in: worship 11 a m: WednesdaY pastor Preliminary Sunday according a m: mass sermon by the prayer meeting 7:43 p na Friday IL P school sional Tee Branca m 10:30 WV745pm ' t 4 |