Show - warmr-wwm1's1 ' I rug 5alt glike zributte I ITóurist Dpes Widneliday Mornhig 1 P an ANvalitsi Citoselt Tor Leaderltip 7 r TI ogi:00:og:::-f0'':-il1i -- 4 n ras 1 r's" tl 'Wif e I niut : TA - 1 LOGAN---Houtin- accommoda- - g tioni hayó been secured tot 12001 -- - f1r- f i Visitors Whowill attend the twenty- third annual convention of Amen can Legion department of Mai In Logan Tbureday Friday atid Saturday G E McDonald housing chairman for the sponsoring Ca' che valley legion poste announced ' - '4 bers our facilities will be open to those who will be in town to sttend the bull fight Saturday night" Mr McDonald stated Among the leaders who will attend sessions are Governor Herbert B Maw Erwin A Froyd of Tort rington Wyo national legion 'vice commander Mrs Roy L Cook cf Albuquerque N M national ausillary vice president for the western division and Joseph K Carson Jr commander-eleof the Oregon le4 sion department and inspector general olthe office of civilian defense' for the Ninth corps area The convention will open Thurs day with registration of legion ?mires it 8 a m Forty and Eight at 9 a m and Eight and Forty and legion auxiliary at 10 a in 1 ct re ) 1 To Aug 8 To August - ietk j for-194- t i ' t I 7 g : I '4 Klisialitalig Natiie Idahóalt Ir As ofstrict Governor 0! ‘ - - t I t veritka byltiugh M Caldwell of Caldwell Idaho immediate past distiict governor and Chairman of thelleoMniittee as follows: Salt Lake City gold division Caldwell Idaho sliver division Spanish Fork blUeAivision and Eureka white di vislOn The :divisions are based on the :Membership of the respectivse chilli- - Salt: Lake City edged out Ogden for the gold division honors Mr Caldwell said Other members of the achieve- ultra committee were R Herschell Datldson of Boise Idaho and Ralph Cotens of Nampa Idaho Rules irapase ' ' ' cirrled over from the I last :convention that a permanent distriCt secretary be appointed was ii vote9 out a not necéasarY at the preaeht time GovernorlJacob Cole map was authorized by the group th:reiigh a resouttori to appoint a conimittee $o bring to the attention t the !text conventio4 a proposal thal ell district officers must be past 'presidents' Of their clubs and thedistrict governor must be a past president and also a peat lieutenant I I F IT! goVerhor i Participating' in the symposium Seth T Shaw of Salt peke City new stale agriculture roni mission member J Hamilton Cal der cashier of the Farmersv end Merchants bank of Provo ert J Watt International Iritite sentative of the American !Fed eration of Labor Miss Nallei of Salt eLake City aseistant manager of residential 'sales forthe Utah Power and Light cornpany State Senator Ira A li ug gins of Ogden Walter A Adam of Provo and Miss Winifred Kunz Brigham Young university sindent VA from Montpelier Idaho An address on "What American' ism Means to 'Me" by Mise Mar! Jorie Fisher daughter KIWantan :George Fisher of Keeley also was heard duringe the session ' Achievementawards for the year 1940 were announced at the 'con i i i 41s2s ' 2 i - 14 i:0401 : kl 1 ' iti: i — l 01P 'È op &'''''4111 : ' 2 --- -- 01ti Ali ' y'' 5 ' '' 'i 7rRAM 'k - ' 1 II' : el How to beat the heat on your summer trips: Leave your car at home and step into the Itefreshinz comfort of a Union You'll be "cool as a cucumber" all 01434 way 11: arrive rested ready fOi business Or:: pleast1T4i' Choice of accommodations Delicious billing car meals Registered service on f tram ed - I i i ss principal trains i t i i i i i i I i i i I ' SAMPLE LOW ROUND TRIP FARES 4 her' Salt Like h Chationgor Cane Looping $3335 $2240 Borth salsa ' : City to t ' 4860 2395 4300 3335 bow trove es ' i cl 2655 5190 3530 hw tame t (dhow point" Also tory low ondwai fares ii erailft-n- o 110000i 1110111mIllf wv !: &Apulia : :I 1-- : Moo 'rani ':' f - Elks ielTaclipoc nalloorm A - 1 Sea lines (dyed Coney) ' is !Black Pony Leopard Cat Sides Liberty Seals (dyed Coney) Black Persian Paws Grey Kid Paws Krimmer Lamb Paws survived byhis Mc- - Dyed Skunk Jackets I American Broadtails :eRed Floi Jackets "Dyed Crops Fox Jackets Opoppum Great Coats Grey or Kaffe Caracut - t : Super Sable' 1r1liW (CAnitY)-- ? 1 EASY TERMS: As Low as:$5 Down Will Holdthe'Fur"of your selection J - - Alis - Nam'es Deputy AO'llIONTIIS TO PAY TOOELE—Sheriff Alma White has named Deputy Sheriff Frank Elliott of Wendover as full time deputy sheriff at Wendover - Itior For Poles—Third 3 Tts?') t : THE 'Nos A 3 may sled SI the Hurt - tles4fetthe4 In the otooterb Of Onitet tol oot Ilk fon the heart As the line aloe of diatoms mignon deotoot eat holl-or- to ?oblig to No leselite bet motto tit the rosiest litowvito tot Vidi Indigestion If the Soll-otam? posit doom Woo honer totem ?boul SAO os sad !weir DO(RLS Money Sim abs 'tee odeownfree$he mese t lAdvortiaemouL) - tiationally advertised j S p O -- $ rt4: A ' w 411 gxeeptional YaInc! Wardrobe Case f r4k4A1 14N y t! homhe - Ite4 3' r - TLol - - 901 4t di 17 - 4 41 : r : '4t -- 4 4 r P The women's wardrobe Case car ries up to twelve dresses without a wrinkle Richly lined with Smple space for accessories New covering new streamline shape new guaranteed lifetime handle Jiew precision seal construction sures perfect fit scuff-resista- nt eye-catchi- ng 41 "if do441r to CHECK TIIESE FEATOIES OF SAMSONITE LUGGALE 34 ' Streamlined styling Strong enough to stand on Washable and Sta loproot ' it --- mi erimpt fresh! new! Cotton Frock Fashion- StleCe14- S Patented lock Lifetime guaranteed bandies Handles of full stock elkhide Sewn through foundation of box Precision fit excludes dust and dirt - - 1 - - DflD1E11WrfliE" 11111E 0 ' ' g Phone l'ej rdori 9181tod Diet 41 101 - : The Outstanding house frock fashion of the day Eiiti to Slip into easy to wash Note particulcsly the wide Under-fla- p :that gives freedom and ease without gapping No buttons or zipperties through—always looks neat and clean- Fine quality material in red grecn Or blue polka dots Sizes 12 to 40 - COUPON iltb O'Brien Salt Please mend me 111 trepttdom Witt! oot goiiping burdened" El DOGE OPEHETTE NEW with piltlitrilopithst don't think that either Presi- dea' Roosevelt Or the American their:courary LNIMONII Siotetwi at itotte O'Britti hteolpdobyttalielscloovberainndg and real activities and urged that lawanians take the lealln "bringing back that ismand that belief In Divine VII& &nee: which will make this nation impregnable to all aggressors" AA outstanding function for Women attending the convention wee- a breakfast Tuesday morning at the Timpanogos Golf clubhouse withMrs Jacob Coleman as master of ceremonies Areview of his experiences In the Srient wes presented by Darrel L Brady of Minneapolis Minn workrtraveler lecturer and news- paperinan followed with Mrs Arthur-Gaetan address On the national defense program from a woman's point of vie:- Mrs Gaeth paid tsibute to women for what they are already defense' and especially doing-f- or lauded the women of Britain for theway in which they are'aiding t Orn'ii-utE'4'0LinN- ' ways - ' ) - 1better MontZSellurstiontll I Following: the luncheon the judges 'announced that both the Utah and Idaho fellowship lunch-Finc- h eons- were se goód that they could nOt:plek a iwinner and therefore awarded - duplicate prizeti to MrS Sterling- M trcanbrack of Provo and Mrs Ethel Hopper of Boise Idaho chairmen respectively of the two functions Two outstanding speakers were heard at the morning session at 0:30 :it m' In the Strand theater when J Hudson Huffer& interne-o- f tional trustee of Kiwanis from Bluelield Ky and Mr Watt dressed the convention' Itthis address 441aboc and National? Defense" Mr Watt advo- este(' ettablIshment Of a three4 Sided responsibility with labor and government par- employers on an equal footing in ticituating working out the policies and practices by which industry will be lymobilized' and operated Urges Common Sense "A pooling of experiences and intelligence is the beat and most common sense :way of getting to the right answer—and we des- perktely need the right answers with'aminimum of delay Labor to r Sale! 'America's " - ii? 4 t gym-wer- - 1 Itotal Utak' Bldg Phone 31544 C IL SALTKAILSK Gemenal Avoid Pasoompos Dopartaut 74toie'rt'4te i $3510 5935 'i 70t lutthott details consult: city 'ticket ' : rattura limit Aâ 1 r ' la Staughtd t 'Pimping CAN : muiiist-'fascis- t t & 0 wo : in his 'address re- feried to labor strife and to corn- - i $129 Reptlar tridovir and a son FranklinWhorter of Santa Monica Cal The death was the second In county traffic this year compared to a single automobile In the county in all of fatal 1940 and raised Utah's' 1941 traffic toll to 103 compared with St dead prior to August 5 in 1940 tr Buffard ! ft I r juMncrltneWhH o'rte-- The' Utah fellowship luncheon e at noon in the women's nisium at B Y U Proved the "fun sesitons of the convention Niimerout comedy sketches were present edi1n addition to a musical pro- - tablY 1 : Nurse-Stewarde- ' t 1 4 f peoPle will object if some of us roughnecks occaS1011811y jostle some of the swivel-cha- ir pinheads with whom any nation is !nevi- - : 4700 2125 3925 2965 ILTVIIJIM1101DIU ' 1 4 held 1 i ' i i - Chicago Denver Kansas City Portland Idaho DeatIts (Total) al O)i-oPoti- -- INC Coachos )6Y0 ' 1 ‘ I Wootinucc(From Page Oat) 4 ter member of the Pocatello-tluHe served as Oresident of 'his club In 1930 and as secretary for two years and wee lieutenant governor in 1931 He has been prominent in other civic affairs of Pocatello for many years Old has beeni active in the state associatioa or cred- ii ited public accountantsiAll four lieutenant governor have been actively Identified $vith Klwanis for Many yeara and :have been piesidenti of their iresrective clubs A resolut ion :Was propoeed by the district delegates a n d ipassect unanimously to place OW name of Earle F Gardemann iactive Ki Wilniell and secretary or the? salt ' Lake City chit for the Pait 20 years in nomtnation and kupport him for the post of international secretary He is at present o'hair man of the diStrict publicit Corn i! rolttee Moderator Arthur Csetti rone Na4 ducted vi itympOsium ori11-1tional Defense ' Affects Each ' of 1510during the closing sessionl All interests concerned ran 'work to ' - the defense el4 together held:--- $ Los Angelo 'a Ig : 1 lb Gze STORES (ACAT ' '' r ! I 1940 1940 - - A-- sum a it 93 To August a 1941 911 Tr August S 1111045 Entire year 1940 THOMPSONS Grand County-- L NZ McWhorter about 60 assistant superintendent of- schools of Minneapolis Minn was killed instantly Tuesday about 10 St tn when car he was driving ran off mile west of highway 50 one-ha- ll and overturned Thompsons ' His wife Mn Grace McWhorter about 55 suffered internal Injuries and was taken to St Marys hos pital In Grand Junction Colo In Serious condition or Grand Sheriff J R Skew eountY reported there were no witnesses to the crash which cc- furred on a straight stretch Of highway He said Mr McWhorter apparently was not speeding and there were no indications of the eause-i-othe crash He said Mr McWhorter may have suffered a heartattack or have fallen asleep The car turned at the wheel completely over once Mrand 'Mrs McWhorter were eastbound en route to Delta Colo to visit friends An 7:ambulance from the Dalton C:C camp took Mrs Mc- Whorter to Grand Junction Mr McWhorter's 'body was taken to the Callahan: mortuary at Grand Willard Sllowen of Pocatello Idaho left - WAS' elecIted !rues- ' district governor of KIWSIIIS day as Utah-Idah- o Chosen as lieutenant governor from the :first division at the district convention In Provo walv Verner Cl Hewlett i of Silt Lake CRY ' or SOIMI MAN 04 - VersetileYerichroustSpeedy Full-colKodachrome Net three of tho many Kodak Films In our complete aseortments We can supply Just the right film for your every pholographk need stock up for the week end— here I photofinishing - S Entire year - CAR1q77:--- 1 ALL KODAK FILMS ' - 1940 To itairtitt To August ' l SI! i' I' 1040 11 Grand County - ' ! d- r- Eli '11° Furs at "I3eto're the Finest 0(44 Quality Utah Death (Total) C Dice From gib 90810 Worth ófFlIJflS Your 1031 M r Entire year mem- n non-legio- ti- - Overturns On highway At Thompsons -- to lEATCTIltIE DEcnA -- Tuesday evening Alreadx legionnaires and part rens have "tied up" all quarters In many of thecity's hotels mete's and tourist camps although these establishments have reserved praolically their entire facilities for con IfentiOn guests Mr McDonald Said To accommodate the surpluse! the housiing oommittee nes nit served quarters In the city's larger private homes the Utah State Agriricultural tollege wOlheres telldence ball and fraternity and sorority houses It is believed that an additional 800 Conventlon guest from legion posts 'as far distant as :Ogden will eommute between their lomes and the convention by auto ' Ittobile each day The housing committee'will open Its bureau for guests In flit Hotel Eccles lobby Wednesday at 1 p rn and remain in operation contlnu "wily until Saturday evening 'Ali though we recotnize no actual' ret' sporuubilities (1 - CAI-- 'tribune Intermountain Wire - tt U LI IL -A- ugugt 6 19 m TODAY Utah Openette Frocks Latuo City times ikt iLPA ' ' i0 1 CASH I ) CHAROE f ) STATE C O b ( fReatdonts of Utah add 24 males tax Include 10c postage for each dretta ) ' i : ''! SG Luc c Act - 1711 ' '-' -- - '' r ' 0 '- special$600 i tt Wardrob i IR ft I see Hat sod tthee tf 'owLwow H 1 Floor ramtly SI 81$0 floolt ilto threlltiatot R s Overnight (11c'"Virts:ria to P Mose Coast Legtoge—Mouoielne I e i t la USE OUR LAYAWAY BUDGET PLAN :! 1 itto m ------ 100404 ADDRESS CITE ' All Purpose Family Waildrobe Case 41630 flat and Shoe Box special $10 Ladies' Overnight Case specia1 $600 MenisOvernight Case Victoria Cosmetic Case special $500 All Samsoniteis guaranteed in every Is sturdily constructed to stand even the strain of auto travel and yet stag new looking Take this sensationa1 money-savin- g opadvantage-onow! See our selection todayt portunity IlliCi f Colors NAME MATCHING PIECES FOR EVERY NEEI) Ft Buy Note anti Sare-- : |