Show - - - - - - - 1 I - 11 i i ' I' t ' I il i i I i t - i4 I - i 1 r WitPalrgaltr grluttitt s I 1 - - ! 4 'moo i section': B f -- i1 1 i t ! 1 -- : k - -- - I r t ''1 l i ‘'Sk t 4N! -r : 1 ' '::: :::: - sr 1 ‘4 tt N - N c 'i i 4 -- - — t ' ' t "" - ':: 30 f '4 ‘ -- 07 1 4 - -" 4 ' ' e- Felin-4 i 4 -4f :1 ' ' -- t - d - 0 A - 44 0t -- ea ' - -- -- I" - - - 9 - at I f of 232 G street r o:Itagarnan cats so when he saw a 6Iiitty" stranded atop a utility !pole near the Wendover bombing 'range the other day ' he climbed the pole to Its rescue Instead of a plaintive "mew" Iowever1 he was greeted with a deep menacing growl which told him that this was not the type of kitten one would expect to find In an old isiald's parlor Rather it sounded like a refugee from 113iick's collection that Convinced the wrong strategy Mr Hagaman scurried down: the pole and prepared for it more defensive 'battle He pulled on a" pair of leather gloves an& fashioned &moose at the end of along stick Then he approached thet groWling feline again with more caution Kitty Captured The tat fought furiously- retreat- trig 'slowly to the end of the arm at thei top of the pole but Mr Hagatn0 finally 'slipped the noose around its neck and pulled the animal to'the ground Then he clamped his foot on its belly held the noote taut and tied another noose itound its rear- legs' After snotherishort vigorous scurry the biting s'pratching growling "kitty" finally as stuffed into a sack' By holding its head and cutting a hole !la the sack above its neck Mr' Hegaman fastened a collar around j the neck and attached a chain Not until then did hereceive li(s first serious scratch !He relaxedi care for a moment and the enraged aniztal burst free andattacked lim digging its claws into his side He beat it away with a stick however Brought Home IA ear A lint foreman at the Wendover bombing range Mr Hagaman home cat the with him brought Thursdey' in the rear of his car He keeps it chained down and Leeds it raw meat A rhuple of times during the fight with that bobcat I wasn't quite iure whether I was up or down"the admitted Friday "I am lt all right- - but glad 'it'd time I will bring my gun I am content to 'let Frank Buck bring rtm back alive" ' H llopes to sell Ms prize to a ' - 1' - -- - J - - ht zo t MrotliHeber J Grant wife of the president Of the L D S church will observe her eighty-fift- h birthday Monday En17ying health Mrs Grant bas traveled many thousands of ' miles with her distinguished husband She It known foir her ' kindliness and good taste Mr'r and ' Mrs Robert L 'Judd and daughter of 'sirs Grant1 will honor her at an in 'formal - dinner party Xonday at tn at the garden of the t Li0 pt 'House social center' Mem ben of the family and L D S church general Authorities - and - their !wives have been invited Also! to 'attend are two btothers of ' MrS Grant O L Winters of Garland and A R Winters of Pleasant Grove A daughter of Oscar and Mary Ann Winters pioneers from New Engla441 who helped settle Pleasant GIVVel Augusta Winters Grant' ' atm I Heber J Grant) taught school at Pleasant Grove ' Salt Lake l before her mar-City end elsewhere ' ago years riage57 t good 1 I -- 1 - ' t ! IMO Plan-gra$S r7a50 075 unclaimed sults 31 8 W Temple 1a4verusesseets de ' Ai w ' - --- - ---- - - - ---- ---- - ' if' pri ti Q t ustrial onlimssion r11' 116016 114A IL AAA AA 116111 A ILAI" AI twreorteheinrsaTrtaato:Ineed 4 I ftlii I - f ss-S- Pahl's - r ed - -- - 7- - --- --- et' — — -'t ' 7:' 14 1 - - 1 ‘ A -- - 0A Ar-1- -- 72-N- ) - - r - k Ze ' r°4 OfflsonSlate PT:i0s4c9itsul P1 411 Visit parley Public' Works To Utah capital : ' Gerald Fraser Tyrell British State directors of a new public works reserve will assemble in Salt consul at San Francisco will pay Lake city late itbis month for a Salt Lake City his first visit from three-da- y conference to map pro21 24 John James former to July cedure for meeting economic impacts Darrell J Green-we- ll British vice consul In Salt Lake Utah W P Al administrator City was informed Saturday was advised Saturday Mr James said he was told of Directors still unappointed from 11 western states will attend the the visit in a- letter from P D meetings in t the Newhouse hotel Butler British consul general at San Francisco July 28 29 and 307 "Planning and the General Probis scheduled to arMr lemcof the Post Defense Period" rive byTyrrell July 21 at 2 p tn plane will be the conference theme He will meet his family en route Mr Greenwell said the public to San Francisco by automobile works ' 'reserve wu organized from the east in Salt Lake City through the federal works agency July 22 and accompany them the national resources planning home H board and W P A with congressional conMr Tyrrell and presidential approval 19 June sul "It's purpose- iv to develop a long-tim- e program for an alter- war alumpir Mt IGreenwelt ex- - Cr embeaces a "It nation! piained' wide project to canvass each state for useful feasible! and necessary projects to be operated as circum stances warrant" I Conference arrangements are be- Western Lines Saturday rebandied by Robert W Mead of sumed full Air In operations between Salt San Francisco western regional field representative for the new Lake CitYand Lethbridge Canida I upon receving complete equipment agency:‘ for installing hydromatic propellers Which were placed In servcce on all airliners Friday i under a new summer schedule ithere are three daily Dr Charles E Merriam vice chairman of the national resources round trips between Salt Lake planning board was expected to ar- city and Butte via West Yellowrive in Salt Lake City Sunday to stone two round trips between begin a survey of possible sites for Great Falls and Butte and one a proposed government power proj- round trip to Lethbridge offering ect in eastern Utah served by 1y A L direct all cities Word of Dr Merriam's investigation coincided with announcement connections to all parts of Canada by Darrell 3 Greenwell' Utah and Alaska i P A chief that a regional con- ' From Salt Lake City there are ference of the )newly organized five transcOntmental sched- public works reserve1 which will now to LOs ules Angeles and the east A with P and the theW cooperate coast (Continued post-emergen- cy ! ed was-appoint- - ' 1 Idlne 'Resumes orth Trips - m oft-Pal- 2-- - ' Wedlock ' i" 7' P - ' - ' Driver's-Wif- 1 - - - i ' - 11 - A large portion of the marry- Ing public is still Unfamiliar with for syphilis the tests to be made no more than 15 days before license the new state !law requiring - blood test4 of applicants for mare riage licenses It appeared Saturday as the Salt Lake countyclerk's office issued five licenses and turned away six other couples who didn't 1now they must have physicians' 4certif1- - Ls - cates ' Effective last Tuesday the law ' requires that both applicants must have certificatecfrorn their doctors stating they have been given standard aerological tests 11 s : i - Succumbs to i 1 Skull Fia6ture 1 - Utah i i $ To July 6 1941 To July 1940 Ii Entire year' 1940 83! e 1 - - L1wI l '''' ' I - s ' '3e: ' ' - if ' i bruises The Caddis machine: was struck broadside by another ear at Ninth East and Third South streets ' Opy Boys' State At tiamp Williams - IN i t J ' - - r 1: - " - 1t 7 ' - ' ! I : ' pole William L Gaddls 54 her busband was treated hospital for cuts and bruises The husband and wife rend An appeal forUtah communities Ing north in a 'Mr to eliminate any waste of food Gaddis when their automobile was products in the interest of national struck by an eastbound car driven defense was received Saturday by by Byron Peter Howells 17 of - 1032 Seventeenth East street Gus P Backman acting defense coJ '' ordinator for Utah from the of- Falls to See Sign fice of emergency' management In told The motorist pollen' young ' he failed to see tape stop sign- for Washington D C "in nearly every locality" the Ninth' East street and was travel-appe- al said "supplies of vegetables ing about 35 miles an hour didn't see the other car until and fruits go to waste each' year It "1 was too late to avoid hitting it"' because they are not gathered and police quoted young Howells as 4 distributed for immediate use or saying t Guest Confronted either stored or preserved These The force of the Impact caused 'foods are needed':to provide ade- the Caddis machine to crash Into The second bandit of swarth a utility pole at the northeast complexion shabbily dressed and quate diets to all People" corner of the intersection 'co spectacles wearing The food conservation memoA passing physician stopped and with thitic lenses confronted Mr Mn Caddis tint aid before i Secgave issued randum was by nickle-platejointly d Seidentop with a was taken to 'the hospital An she revolve? retiry of Agriculture Claude R 'a police ambulance Tribune Washington Bureau She suffered The first bandit was described as associate a fractured akully fractured left' D C July 87—the Kalunite company of Wickard Harriet 'old 30 and the about years being in the office of price leg an probable Internal Injuries ' Salt Lake City second as about 26 years old proposed to the government that it administrator ' Police'' °Meer said the general begivin a contract to produce alumina i from Utah ahmite but administration and civilian supply ftecIdesnness — t Charged 4 and Pea4 V4MeNuttucoordinator :i description fitted the pair of rob' rolleellnvestigatórs gay young i bers who held up GeorgeE Fotou through Frank Eichelberger has also asked a contract to operate of health welfare end related de- Howells a traffic ticket charging' 642 North Second West street a plant for the government somewheFe in eastern Washington - ' Igm with reckless driving fense activities 4721": rear his of at the ' Thursday night to convert alumina into aluminum elev' was the Gaddis Mrs death Lunches Important home and escaped with $290 is willing While the in recorded traffic company enth fatality Earlier in the week a gunman "School lunches in particular the government financial aid to city since the first of the year' entered the Lubritorium Oil com- with more of theEloods which con- Sixteen need hi fatalities-werif own build it recorded to its ready plants 50 Ninth West pany service station tribute to good health" the memo- July 6 1940 and 33 for the entire to is the that policy government atSouth street and robbed the randum pointed out "Last year year operate plants that may be built tendant of UM 45 per 'cent of the schools only d eighty-thirwas Mrs Caddis the the government by which used surplus commodities in fatal traffic victim in thet state r Confident that their process Is their free school lunches supplied Isince January 1 Only 74 were re--' feasible and that economically a complete hot lunch Local vege- corded to 8 1940 and M for Utahalunite under their process table and fruit surpluses if they the- - entire July comcan compete with bauxite the year are collected added to playground pany sent Mr Eicheiberger to d or school lunches during the sum-fliof the First meeting to with the Washington negotiate to and fall and preserved In- Hit-Ru- n for board examine applicants M The licenses as departments and with 0 P of being wasted can help stead and engineers operating are now being studied by firemen under the Salt Lake Major Julius T Flock command-lu- g projects provide adequate lunches 'in the City M to view a with P ()Meet of the Ninth bombed 0 best location for determining will be remaining 55 per cent of these smoke ordinance control the plants conducted ment squadron reported Saturday the ' Wednesday from 4 to 8 schools driver BOISE UPI — A' hit-ruhe had xectived a communication which undoubtedly will be built by p tn in offices '"The demand for commercially whose of the smoke confatal-cannand automobile struck be and the government operated trol division it was reported Satfrom Second- Lieutenant Clay R will be greater than goods '60 Caristofferson iv John - injured Davis that the missing officer Was under contract urday by W L Butler chief en- ILO year becausciof increased con- was the object of a search Saturday In Seattle Wash and will return sumer 'buying power army purgineer Idaho officers to Fort Douglas probably Monday Members Of the board are W D chases and shipments under the byChristofferson 'skull and' lend-leaLieutenant Davis reportedly left Leon Asher and Mr ButHawk program If commercial arm fractures suffered ribs and broken In base his the air Tuesday night ler The examinations are de- supplies can be supplemented by other when hit as he injuries automobile and for authorities enand Storage preswhether determine to' apsigned crossed a bridge on 'a busy street listed police aid Friday in a search plicante are qualified to operate ervation it will help to meet con- here late Friday He died SaturmanLake Salt Fleischer Arthur officer for the missing and power plants in con- sumer needs and will contribute day No reason for the °filmes de- ager of Ka lunge Inc reported heating morning toward new stability ordinance price the with formance The driver stopped momentarily parture was given in the wire re- - Saturday that a personnel of 25Q "Every community Is therefore Mr Butler also reported that ap- on Page 23) (Continu ceived by Major Flock air base 15 of urged: custodians LDS to proximately be run men a would " required i "To take stock of the local fruit headquarters said and buildings have Utah plant capable of turning out ward chapels and that may vegetable surpluses for firemen's licenses preof alumina applied 30000000 pounds siding bishopric of the church re- become avallabli cently sent a letter to all ward Distribution Needed yearly Mr Fleischer commented thit bishops directing that they have "To appraise Community needs custodians obtain their li0 P M hadindicated however that their censes lin order to cooperate in the and distribute these surpluses form t the plant capacity might be doubled Smoke Control program Mr Butler whether in fresh The county central committee of as methodi such school' lunch ' by said to more to the nation's contribute : a political organization may go and playground lunch programs beyond its own membership in the needs of 800000000 pounds of alucommunity kitchens for families in wasn't hot Saturday- if yow It selection of a person to fill the minum per year congested defense areas or other sat in an office with office of county chairman Repreways of meeting the nutritional your feet in a tub of ice Most suitable site for the plant ' sentative Edward Scherer (D) needs of families with small inThe weatherman said It wasn't comes Carbon was advised Saturday In has not yet been determined by at least not hot enough- to hot said: Mr Fleischer an opinion from Attorney General the company "Toappraise facilities and make a record break Grover A Giles Vi'hile Mr and Mrs Jack Car- necessary arrangements for colThe Utah plant he added would It When the weatherman The attorney general said it Is produce alumina from the Utah lisle 1580 Thirteenth East street lecting storing canning drying or isn't the hottest day we've slys had In to safe 20 apparent from a consideration of alunite depots there's no reason for all and another slept early Saturday a thief en- other preserving according the statutes "that any qualified process will be necessary to pro- tered their home with a passkey standards such Cf these products thisyears perspiration stole a wallet containing $2 from as are not used In fresh form" elector'residing in the county who duce the metal itself The weatherman said it was Is affiliated with the party in quesa trousers over of hanging only 93 degrees That's one degrea - The plant may be placed near pait tion may be appointed to the ofa chair 'next to their bed then leu than Friday's scorcher of Utah site the Marysvale largest Thieves Roh Market fice of county chairman when a alunite autoan to look the What's mere the weatherman transto ignition keys reduce deposits vacancy occurs" from a table and drove the Thieves early Saturday broke a says it won't rain Sunday It'sportation costs It was reported mobile However since the process requires car out of the garage to make his ' glass in the front door to enter the going to be clear The weatherman says the winds have shifted extensive power the plant might be getaway sMsoydelanmdasrtkoelte $317309 EainstcasBhroaanda of ' car Carwas Mrs The owned "precluding the possibility water a by situated near Utah power' lisle's sister Mrs Into Utah shower New F activity spreading about $4 worth of canfly and gum Mary development Sunday" berry who Is out of the city according to Salt Lake police Where's my tub of ice? 1 Bill Green a5 son of Mi and Mrs T Logan Green of 150 East Eighth South street suffered a neck injury Saturday night when ' he struck a floating inner tube in Belie Durango Colo CharlesJ — the Wasatch Springs pool while attorney has been appointed assistexecuting a back dive fused with those of near-b- y Judge Rulon W Clark of the coUnsel for the U S Beck letters and numerals on ant district was Green Salt' at treated court has been appointed Young I a will juvenile be states the service with white background headquarLake police emergency hospital reclamation color scheme tot the 1942 Utah It was anwill be stamped and to the budget committee of the The in ters Lake Salt City plates sucOfficers said he swam to the edge nounced license plates it was announced painted at the state prison plant Salt Lake Community Chest Saturday by J R Alexanof the pool and climbed out before der district counsel work to be started in the near ceeding Ernest Gayford' who re Saturday by Roscoe E Hamcollapsing signed because he will be out of future The sheet steel was orThe appointment was made by mond member of the state tax dered several months ago and is town much of the time Hugo Secretary of Interior Harold L commission Anderson Chest executive secr The eombinatiOn which is a reIckes and is effective immediately expected soon Seek: AWOL Soldiers Mr Beise joins Mr Alexander and versal of that used on the 1941 Mr Hammond said the comtary announced Saturday soldiers J Stuart McMaster as a member platee was decided on by the for three Search mission has entered agreements Judge Clark was appointed to With county officials for the sale fill the vacancy by the executive : AWOL from Fort Douglas con- of the district legal staff which Ptah commission following coni bf the 1942 plates beginning next committee of the Central Council tinued Saturday according to Salt embraces Colorado northern Ne- sialtations with officials in other Social selects of which Lake police The men are Arnold vada the Bear River drainage area western states An effort is aloffices December it county This Agencies Will make them readily available one member of thi °test budget E antel Chester Alpe' and Robert In 'Wyoming and Utah He will waYS made to adopt color to all sections of the state Visnow schemes which will not be con- reside in Salt Lake City committee : and-displaye- 11 - d 13-B- K:Aunite Seeks Contract Process Aluniina gold-rimm- ed ' I - ' t Ell-lot- as - I : - If 4 Héat Eligineer Tests Start on Wednesday Missing Officer Contacts Fort - - nmmommammoom er newly-create- Driver Sought in Idaho 4 ' i2 ed - Pránt Would Use 250 Workers se - ' ial - i - It Wasn't Hot Attorney Rules on Party Post Weather Man Himself Says So! - - 1 - Robber Gets Car As Couple Sleep a - - - - - - ! Youth I T Ickes Names Aid' To Legal Staff Black Letters on White Mark Juvenile Justice Takes Chest Joh Utah 1942 License Plates - i Issued i - ' ! 1 t 0 ‘ th ' i 4 i ' y t - : ar 1 - 1 i i i It 1 1 1: t in Emergency Officials Ask Preservation Of Vegetables Fruits - 16-7- ' G i 1 - To July 6 1141- 75 To July 6 1940 Entire year 1914" t Mrs Flora G Caddis 52 of 1226 Lyman court died in a Salt Lake hospital Saturday at 10:08 p itn of injuries suffered in an afternOonT automobile accident at Third South' I and Ninth East streets-Mr- s Caddis wu injured at''2 p m when the car In which she and her husband were riding was struck broadside by another ma chine and crashed into a utility ' - - 1 igggt I - II k Idaho Vtahns Receive 4o Request l' Conserve Food Summoning additional officers An 'American Legion7spozisored projgctto train boys for Or- Edmunds and the others kept it Vial-ponduties and responsibilities of citizenship lin:a democracy will get under surveilance until the brothers returned before 'under way Sunday when some 400 high school youths from all closing in and arresting the four sections of the state gather at Camp Ybr G Williams on Jordan ColoradoansThe hold order from Colorado NalTOWS for the third annual Utah Boys' State named the four in the kidnaping The Boys' State is in effict' robbing anct shooting of a Colo- a miniature government which ing thi most comprehensive prorado man on April 27 two weeks will be gram in the' three-yea of for period history of The Peery hotel holdup ocdithe - under operated boys by the a 1:45 at camp in Saturday curred In of older counselors First thing on the program for two armed men escaping with rection trainto the addition laboratory the participants when they arrive 8165 in cash turned over to them in government the boys will will be a physical checkSunday by Fred A Buchhorn a clerk ing given theoretical instruction-b- up by a corps of physicians:They at the hotel and A F Seidel-to- p be some of the state's outstand will then be of Los Angeles a guest who registered for variin public life ing figures ous cruses and athletic programs was sitting in the lobby In view of world conditions the assigbedi to their "cities' or Mr Buchhorn who resides at is particularly pertinent "counties" and otherwise made 844 Park street said one of the project this and the sponsors have year or assuming the responsiMmen walked up to him that fact by arrang ready Ontinued on Page ) recognized a black "snubnose" pistol and commanded him to "turn over the cash" July 8 6 To July Entire year 1940 ft i' ' To With only minor cuts and ' - t ‘ —):4404 mobile escaped T - - 1 74! 171 : ' Salt Lake City I Itl ' ' 41 I ft 1 4 1 - The laboratory of the state board of health will upon applltation of any licensed physician 'make laboratory tests of blood specimens without charge The doctors certificate Ls presented license is applied for and - when is attached thereto When the marriage is performed the certificate is attached to the marriage certificate and returned to the county clerk who then sends it' to the state board of health where It Is placed on Me I w 1 I I I e - - ----- I I 4 0 ‘ '- -- Injures Neck in Diving: Still Lack viclióidéagel'cif New Statute ' - !mu: I ' i - k's' : : - - 4: I I Crash Takes Life of S L Woman' I ' ' e t 1 t - - e::T7Wa"UNC'ilft i '''''-'-- e not-Only-l- iz - - :t -- - - 300- d° - i i i i r:v :16 'N '' '' N i AL "! i I - ' - Continuation of the state industrial commission's policy of nonpolitical administration and selection of personnel was urged Saturday by Dr John R Anderson presisient of the Utah State Medical association' in letter to members of the commission I Dr Anderson complimented the members on their appointment spect of all parties concerned and have contributed in no small and expressed the itope that the measure to the enviable reputa"friendly and muttially coopera tiort the Utah commission holds tive" relations existing for many among other states for efficient years - between the commission and harmonious operation and the medical profession Will "May we express to each of you our hope and belief that these continue Members of the cOmmisslon are policies will continue unchanged William M Knerri reappointed under the new commission To and O A Wiesler and Wendell this end essential alike to worker employer and doctor we offer Grover newly appointed coopera"Nonpolitical policies of admin- you our whole-heartistration and nonpolitical trained tion and specifically if you depersonnel" Dr Anderson said sire the continued services of our "strict impartiality by the com- unpaid medical advisory commitmission between émployer and tee which seems to have proved employe between lemploye and useful to you in the adjudication' ppysicians and between Individ- of difficult compensation cases ual and physicians and the main"Representatives of the Utah tenance by the commission of the State Medical association will be employes right of free choice of glad to meet with you to discuss physicians have earned the re mutual problems" w - - -- - 'A 85th'Biiilletuy ' - ! Planning Expert Arrives Operating 11 son-in-la- ' ' p II len 1A I Chief ILA A AA ' full-featheri- ng LEiS:sLeader's Wi1e Waits - - - - -- fond Frank - 111 bob-taile- d - - M ' is - - 1 JE11111141JLIIL11A1 I I ' r q:')k-WitOltj - - I Lineman Brings Down:Bobcat From Utility Pole - N 1V1— ' Iry 41 ' - 1- -' '''' ' ' --- - 'A'' It v ' 1e t V Rescue ' i — ' 1 - - 4 - ie44 Lodamd:-4- t sel 44 t P 4 - Bec98” Cap' i I - 4 1 I iT t way - The suspects are CleofeUVigil Lem- -' Martinez ' 38 Ernest'Vialpondo 19' Bill Vialpondo ' 33 and Mary In this wrecked car Mrs Flora G Gaddis 52 Betty Vialpondo 22 sister 9f Of 1221- - Lyman ' court' wag injured fatally Ernest and Bill alt of Grand Junc' ' Saturday afterneon William LGadd bus- tion Co10 band of Mrs Gaddis and driver of the auto- Following broadcast of a:des- car used in the theof cription 'Peery hotel robbery Patrollnan Clifford Edmunds spotted a similar automobile parked in front of 150 South Sixth East street Mar-1 tinet !nil ttleylayondo- - woman A- 4 :?1 - 7A11111”AVIINIC - local armed robberies including a Saturday afternoon hold-u- p of the Peery hotel at 110 West Broad- 4 At - - Fatal Collision !Lni ? Four Colorado motorists were picked up late Saturday night by Salt take police on a "bold for inorderAY vestigation of murder" Colorado authorities - and were questioned about several recent " t I ' v t ' f 4 : r At Peery Hotel t -- ' 4 - 1 ' : 610041edik - After—Holdup - -- "- - --- - I - ' '': ' - -- - r Four Arrested' ' N f --- - !-- : ------- t - --- Car Wrecked -- Page One i : 1 ' ' ‘ r-- ' ' 7 - - - t - t 1 ' ! - - t2 ' - ' emomoko4mmamommooloomo - ' domestic pet I "kitty" he rescued from atop a' utility pole ' i The "kitty" is not recommended for catching mice but does very - well on 'The higher :animals The cat's appetite Is : destined for a zooPJ lf Mr 2fagaman can find a buyer : L --- --- i ' '' — Police Hold Suspects in Mu" der Case Wi F (Frank Buik) Ilagaman of 232 G 'street "pets" his latest J ' - ' No Pole Caty liutIJ p a Pole Altyholv 1 4 e i I- I1 I - — — e 4 ' 44 Salt Lake City Utah Sunday Morning July 6 9 1941 I ? S ' ' t ! 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