| Show '0 4 1 SA i 6 'alle Salt gake 3fr1bune Saturday Morning Idaho TrafficOgden Asks Boost in Pay Accidents For Defense Home Sites Kill Two Men City Holds Government Treated I city-ofOgde- - 98 113 102 120 105 171 1941 To August 30 1940 i Entire year 1940 Tribune Intermountain Wire ST ANTHONY Idaho — Luther E (Ed) Smith 44 St Anthony svas killed instantly and his Charles Elroy Terry of Teton was injured late Thursday night when the 1929 model sedan driven by the latter left Yellowstone highway a mile and a half bounsouth of the dary and upset Fremont COunty officers reported Friday after investigating The accident occurred where the highway curves near the foot of a hill Mr Smith was thrown through the top of the car which was demolished He was found 40 feet from where the car stopped Mr Terry sulfered a fractured left arm cuts and bruises Marks showed Terry tried to bring the ear back onto the highway as it shot into the north borrow pit causing it to roll over A truck load of government engineers who had been working on the proposed $22000000 army camp site at Henry's lake found son-In-la- Idaho-Monta- 4 na the men St Paul Resident Pies of Injuries w Housmg EI ffortsr Laor1 ays Ilinckley commerce and other civic organi zations lent enthusiastic help tho housing authority when h project was formulated andgot I low price on the site for 1 5(t' bows iog units on the assurance that the planned improvements would enhance the value of titherprop! erty in the neighborhood However as the law fixes a limit on the cost per unit of hausing prejects it was found the origi- y nal units could riot he used and units Of the barracks type have been Substi- tuted and these of temporary type There is a feeling that the city and land owners were not treated fair 4 and that the government con- tracted for the land at a :lower price than would have been :asked had it been known the project would not enhance the value of adjoining property The senator is asked to use his influence to in- dtief the government to increase the price it is to pay for the land The city has a second complaint namely that one of the new barracks buildings lies directly across a new defense being built to relieve traffic between Harri- son avenue and Thirty-sixt- h Street Ogden wants this building Moved to another site so the highway can go forward aa planned Both com- plaints will be considered with the departments when Paul R meyer representing Ogden civil or ranizations comes to- Washington Tuesday two-famil- six-fami- ly by-pa- ss Heit-Opera- te' — Tribune Intermountain Wire OGDEN—Request for a "Proper government official" to be sent to Ogden in an effort to compromise settlement of threatened litigation between A L Glasmann of Ogden and the federal housing agency gin price of defense housing project lands has been asked of Utah 's sen- ators by Ogden chamber corn- - MA1-1- 0 FALLS Idaho — E W Warnke 59 St Paul Minn secretary-treasurer of the Martha ler Machine Engineering company died early Friday in an Idaho Falls hospital of head injuries suffered August 14 when the sedan in which he was riding with his wife and his Paul Toher 21 Merce cif St Paul collided with another The request according to E- - J 7nachine on the Yellowstone high- neldsted add- chamber way near Firth in Bingham ed that Oree Ogdensecretary real estate county owner had not received a fair price for his lands considering the type of houses that had been built on the area First representatives of the de- fense housing project-wh:came to Ogden Mr Fjeldsted said told chamber of commerce members and others that individual family e of RENO Nev body would be erected !Or the Gloria L Jones San dwellings 150 units at a cost of approximate- Franciaco social registerite who IY $3200 each was fatally injured in an automohowever a fae di!- Actually was bile accident Thursday nightof projeCt has been kind ferent Francisco-FridaatCOMpanted to San constructed resulting in 51 Single night- for funeral servicesfamily structures Misi Jones a daughter of Mr and multiple of a built being definitely terri- and Mrs Frank L Jones of San type porary" was west from Francisco driving This has resulted In depreciaReno toward Truckee Cal when tion adjacent property of which her car went out of conIil skidded Mr of oWns part which and plunged into the Truckee will Glasmannrealization of a fair prevent had she River canyon just after for additional and lands: price crossed the state line into Cali- make the price paid to Mr Glasfornia mann an unfair price for lands he She was brought to a to the federal housing here by aCCC ambulance: and has sold the chamber of !comagency died a short time later merce letters declared Settlement of the controversy Plan Labor Day Fete by court action it was contended PARK CITY—Under the spon- will prove costly and unipatisorship of Park City local Union sfactory for both sides while a No 99 International Union or compromise settlement will build Mine Mill and Smelter Workers good will and erase possibilities ladies auxiliary No 43 and the of future animosities Mr Fjeldsted added that Ms orUnited Trades local No 962 Park Qty will conduct a loci Labor daya ganization is satisfied that the celebration instead of joining in type of construction will in the state celebration as was done last long run prove better thaty peryear according to De Von Pope manent construction would begeneral chairman of arrangements cause when the emergency is Ha announced voluntary donations over it can be easily moved or mocured by finance committees and torn down and leave private- renunion funds willprovide $1000 for tal owners better opportunity to the event keep their properties filled son-in-la- a w Body of Driver Gi)cs to S F all---Th- - owe - Tribüne Interrnotuntain Wire OGDEN74--Adequa- housing te facilities for civilian and military Personnel at the three military depots In the vicinity of Ogden mug be provided regardless of definite assurance of private profit if Officers of these establishment' ire to recommend furtber expansion of the plants This Warning was sounded Friday by Robert H Hinckley secretary of commerce after he had considered results of a visit to the projects Thursday nt Permanent Project Planned before the present world conflict broke Mr Hinckley explained these military depots at Ogden air depot at Hill field Ogden ordnance depot and Utah general depot are of a permanent nature end will continue to with almost full benefit of employment and purchases to Ogden and the state However without adequate housing- facilities which now do not appear to be under constructioit or:Immediately planned personnel for operating these plants will not be encouraged' to make their homes in this vicinity and expansion of the plants to their planned capacity: may be retarded or stopped Recalls Pledges Construction oksufficient housing units to provide homes for all who might come to this area to seek employment at the Irmy depots Or in other fields resulting from their establishment was promised by Ogden and Weber county business and industrial leaders? he reminded them and these promises must now be kept He emphasized be did not mean there should be no thought of priVat profit in construction of adequate housing in Ogden and vicin- ity but the paramount thought right now he warned should be to get the homes constructed with the assurance that the permanence of the military projects will also assure the permanence of rental or tales revenues - Educator Wins Army Berth Tribune Interrhoutitain Wire OGDEN AIR DEPOT Hill Field —Caspar C Minty Minneapolis Minn school executive who this summer acted as coordinator of t h e mechanic learner program at Ogden air de-pot has received word of his appointment to active duty with the army air corps with the rank of major effective September 18 He will leave Sunday R J Major Minty a brother ": t with f":- ' engineving az minty cer at the depot to attend a conference of directors of training at various army air corps depots to be held next week at Dayton Ohio! flEYL oo n project now under constrnction to accommodate workers in de fense plants in that- vicinity and has asked Senator Murdock for aid The city commission chatiber of t--t Utah Deaths (Total) To August 30 to He said he expects to pick up his order to active duty at Minna spoils where he will go after the Dayton meeting to close business AMERICA FAVORTE FlAvole affairs Recently he received a leave of absence from the Minneapolis board of educatión releasing him as principal of Minneapcgis Southwest high school for the duration of the national emergency CANAPA PRY gthulry! Utah County Plans Defense Unit AY'711 l 7- and it:$ a big 2q!assi sac hottle I Whelan of Salt Lake City regional director of the Utah council of defense met with the Utah count-- commission here Friday afternoon and discussed plans for organizing the county defense council A county coordinator for the program will be selected at a meeting of Mr Whelan and the county commission on Tuesday at 2 p m according to It J Murdock of Provo chairmen Voluntary registration for citizens wishing to serve in the progranl will be heid On September rt PROVO—D M y 14N C-- As Rail Car Leaves Track ( One Other Section 'Hand Hurt Three 4 r' In Cache Accident AI DP IS9WAV LI ' Ji Evolv 444 Tribune Irttermotmtain Wire PRESTON Idaho—Dr Eugene Worley 48 practicing physician and surgeon of Preston and president of Preston Rotary club died at his home 202 North State street Friday at 2:30 a tn following a heart attack Dr Worley returned to his home from a call about midnight and was stricken about two hours after he had gone to best Dr Worley at the time of his death was Preston city physician He also had served as Franklin county physician He was a member of the good will committee of Preston chamber of commerce and a past president of Cache Valley Medical association Native at Logai Hs- was born June 11 1893 Logan Utah a son of William and Alice Pearson Worley His father Is present chairman of Cache county Utah commission and former bishop of Logan First L D S I - 1111CelliM be Group Names 1942 Head Of Tunnel Day Tribune Interrhountoin Wire Costs-onl- y 5f - Tooele Schools Get Federal Cash for Shop Tribune Intermountain Wire PROVO—The agreement between growers of Utah and Salt Lake counties will go into effect Sunday acoording to Seth T Shaw state agricultural commissioner Growers at a meeting Thursday night' asked the commission to place the agreement Into effect on that date A board of control to direct the program was named at the meeting as follows': George Anderson representing the Salt Lake county area chairman A R Hudson1 Payson area Joe Carriesecca Ma-- 1 pleton area M F Crandall Orem' area and Fred Scholes Pleasant Grove area A manager and seeretary-treasurer will be named soon by the board The agreement based on the state proposal recently rejected by growers of Box- Elder and Weber counties includes three kyr tutors 'ale by grade and size post trig of prices and compulsory In spectIon The grad requirements are the same as under the federal marketing agreement Under the regulation growers must file Lust Of their prices with the state agricultural commission and cannot sell above or below that price without the commission's approval Growers of Box Elder and Weber counties cannot sell in Wah or Salt Lake counties except it the established price Mr Shad said - ng ng AAA Parley Ends - Park Mark Nelson about 34 e'f Z46 South First East street suffered Three pailinful cuts and bruises aliens escaped injury They are Carl Nelson of Logan section foreman Eldon Leathern 28 and Clifford Spence 27 of Vellsville Sheriff Jett Stowell of Cache county who was assisted In his Investigation of the mishap by Deputy Sheriff Wesley G Maim-ber- g and Fred Duce Hyde Park town marshal expressed the belief that two wheels of the car passed over Mr Thompson's body His chest was badly crushed and a shoulder was fractured He died at 8:45 p rn Parents Draw Sentences on Juvenile Coifut r - - Tribune Intermountain Wire PRICK—Freeand Ruby Newell of Price Thursday were given Ospended sentences of 60 days each in the county Jail by Juyentl Judge George A Rowley on charges of contributing tO delinquency of their minor child The Newells are parents of two children 5 and 10 years old who last month broke into the Price Trading company and stole $600 The money was recovered when the children were found in Helper the following day by sheriff's officers The younger chilcl was placed in custody of his parents and the older one sent to a correction home in Salt Lake City Recently the child escaped from the Salt Lake institution and returned home but his parent sent him to an uncle Curtis Smith in Provo However when local law enforcement officers questioned the Newell' to learn the Whereabouts of the child they allegedly refused to divulge the information When Judge Rowley passed sentence he suspended Mrs Newell's jailterm but ordered Mr Newell committed After spending hours in the county jail he decided to cooperate told the officers where the child was and both sentences then were suspended lora year on condition the pair give fill" cooperation to law enforcement officials Sheriff S M Bliss of Carbon county went to Provo to get the child and return him to Salt Lake City Promising that western and farmers will have by Ottober 1 the handbooks on the 190 soil conservation program of the agricultural adjustment administration A A A committeemen from 13 states and federal officials from Washington D C Friday concluded a weeklong conference on program stipulations at the Newhouse hotel rn Okehs Bond Purchase COMMiSSIOn purchase of $73- - Coroner's Group Ends Inquest In Tipton bead' freight locomotive said by American Locomotive company officials to be the largest and most powerful in the world was turned oVer to the Union Pacific railroad Friday and started for the Rocky mountains 'Weighing nearly 800 tons the locomotive will be towed to Cheyenne Wyo for service between Ogden Utah and La rami e Wyo pulling freight over the Wasatch range of the Rockies Parts and equipment were fur nished by 200 firms t I Tribune Intermountain Wire SPRINGS Idaho — A coroner's jury found that Paul Tipton 82 prominent business man and twice mayor of Soda Springs died of"gunshot wounds Inflicted by a party or parties unknown" Coroner E D Whit- man said Friday despite the fact a wuran allegedly had confessed the The woman MZ R J Cop-pard wife of a Soda Springs auto-mobile dealer was in custody of Caribou county sheriffs officers late Friday on a technical charge of "investigation" said Sheriff Charles McCracken She was not called to testify at the inquest County prosecutor R J Dygert said "If any formal charges are filed against Mrs Coppard they will be filed Monday" He said no attempt was made during the inquest to introduce any evidence of Mrs Coppard's reported confession to Pocatello police The eight-ma- n coroner's jury was sworn in Wednesday evening following recovery of Mr Tipton's body with two bullet holes in it from a reservoir The jury recessed almost immediately met again Thursday only to recess until Friday After hearing testimony from only two men — Sheriff McCracken and Ezra Lakey Soda Springs farmer who told of bear-ing shots and seeing flashes—the Jurors declared Mr Tipton: "Died on or about the Twenty third day of August 1941 in the vicinity of Soda Springs and came to his death by reason of gunshot wounds inflicted by party or parties unknown" Testimony at the inquest Wed- nesday established the fact Mr Tipton was last seen alive Saturday about 8 p m Mrs Coppard was taken into custody by Pocad tello police officers Wednesday upon advice from Sheriff Mg- Cracken SODA Prison Warden Löses Job in Idaho 'Purge' BOISE (LIP)—A political purge struck the Idaho state house Friday reaulting in the ouster of Prispn Warden Gilbert Talley and a shift In management of the state land department A change in administration of the state forestry department was also keported imminent as the state land board went into executive session with State Forester meeting Girard said he did not intend to be "made the goat" in and after the sesthe shake-up- s sion he said he was still state forester "as far as I know" shake-up The carried Robert Coulter state chairman of the Democratic party into the post of state land commissioner to succeed C Van Clark who was transferred with a reduction of pay to succeed Talley as warden The changes will become effective September 1 Governor Chase A Clark announced The governor declined comment on whether the shift was a result of recent Investigations into sale of state-owntimber by the land board wouldn't make these changes if they were not necessary" Clark said in reply to questions regarding reasons for the shifts ed 1' - - ' H r Gun Accident Kansan Purchases Kills Boy 13 Carey Ranch COUNCIL Idaho (1119 — Howard Joseph Rowe 13 son of Mrs Grace Thompson of Weiser and 'of Fred Rowe of Council died Friday night at the Council hospital from wound received when he was shot accidentally a few hours earlier at his home in Indian valley The boy was dumping trash from a car and accidentally discharged CIIEYENNE Wyo Aug 29 UP —Joseph M Carey III announced the sale Friday of the 13000-acr- e Carey-huranch east of Glen-roc- k to W E Bixby of Kansas City president of the Kauai City Life Insurance company Bixby who said he does not plan to live at the ranch will assume nt r! f a rifle resting On the machine's running board The bulnounced let entered his chest on the left The ranch was the residence of side and passed upward through the late Senator Robert D Carey his body charge September 2 The purchase price was not 25-cali- an- - ak z Nevada Lifts Ban! On Imports School Starts flEXT iJ VIED f in CCC Quarters Move Monday -- : - - p mid-weste- Y er Franklin Girard After the closed meeting a spokesman said no action had been taken in regard to Girard's Before entering the position in a defense TOOELE—Being area the schoolsof Tooele county school district have been issued a grant from the federal governnfent In the interest of national !defense tor the purchase of mach'ines for Tooele high school shop A portion is also tot be spent at Grants-vill- a high school The grant is for $1051405 and while it has not yet been officially accepted by the Tooele county board of education it is expected that action inaugurating' the pro gram will be- taken soon according to Layton Ft Barrus director of national defense in Tooele county 'Providing materials are available the Tooele county board of education contemplates the building of a $30000 modern building for a shop at Tootle higb school to house the proposed new equipment Official action will be taken at the next regular meeting of the CATtSON CITY NevUPL4lovTooele county board of education early in September according to ernor E P Caryl Ile hu issued Superintendent Sterling R Harris a proclamation effective October 1 lifting the ban on Nevada importation of certain products from the state of Utah and certain counties of Idaho Wyoming and Colorado Governor Carville said the action was taken in connection with a conference of representatives of Tribune Intermountain Wire the 11 western states In Salt Lake POCATELLO Idaho — City last June The conference recommended revocation of all Oust-- dation of CC C headquirtera Boise with headquarters at Pocia antines on account of the alfalfa tell° will be effected September 1 He said that studies by compedistrict officials here said they were notified Friday by the Ninth tent entomologists have shown the alfalfa weevil hld extendedAnto corps area headquarters The CCC district in Salt Lake practically all portions of NeVade City Utah originally scheduled for where climatic and other condiconsolidation with Boise and Poca- tions would permit tello in the Gate city will rempin an independent unit unaffected Metes said they Falling Tree Kills by the order were informed The deciMon of the coniolidat ion Two in Idaho thus apparently marks finis to a DROFINO Idaho UPI — Arthur stormy controversy between Pocatello and Salt Lake Each commu- Raboin Indian of KONto retain its own dis- Ikis and Chris Ba !holm whose age nity sought which both feared was unreported were killed Wedtrict set-uto tree in the Its neighbor under nesday while felling go might Kooskia area it was learnedhere proposed consolidation plans Meanwhile as Pocatello CCC Friday Balholm left a sister Maly headquarters prepared to effect Freetreit in Seattle Ba lholm was killed outright and the merger Gets city army officers left for Boise Friday evening Raboin died of a crushed skull en to meet with CCC district officers route to Headquarters Idaho Dein Idaho's capital tain of the accident were lacking I mii REBapr 111A !HALF rt) INRER S 16 y 1 ot iT chairmanTf the 1942 Elton tunnel day celebration at a: dinner in the First L D S ward chapel Friday night attended by those who took part In this year's tunnel opening celebration August 22 Alex F Dunn in charge of the event this year presided He suggested that the celebration be made an annual event and that it be designated as a homecoming day for former Tooele residents i No specific date was set for next year's fete but it was decided that it would be in August Speakers at Friday night's dinner included J O Eiton general manager of the International Smelting and Refining company engineer- in charge of the project A W Filion superintendent of the work Mayor Nils Blomstrom Carlos Bardwell Mrs W:11 Floyd Mrs P C Gillette F IL Kindred Cart McBride Mrs: Verne Alison A H Rhone Mrs Ethel Elliott GeorgeMase J B Baldwin Mark Petersen of the Deseret News and E F Baldwin circulation manager of the Salt Lake Tribune and Telegram Start Peach Market Rules et H Peck Tooe le J physician was named Counties 'MI state finance A Or Eugene- Worley of Preston cache valley Ohyolelan He obtained his schooling in Logen public schools the old Brig ham Young college: Utah State Agricultural college and Northwestern university's college of medicine at Chicago Ill Following his graduation from medical school he interned at St Anthony' hospital in Chicago He practiced medicine 10 years in Hyrum Utah Later he went to New York City for specialist study and In 1928 he set up his practice in Preston He was a former member of the William Budge Memorial hospital staff in Logan and at the time of his death he was a stockholder of Preston Memorial hospital Served as M I AHead He married Leora Lewis April 25 1912 He served as president of the Young Men's Mutual Improvement association of Preston Third L D S ward and was well known in Franklin county music circles Surviving are his widow of Preston his parents of Logan one son and one daughter E Max Worley of Los Angeles Cal and Mrs Klis Powell of San Francisco Cal three grandchildren and the following brothers and sisters Mrs LaVerne Strobel of ' New York City Dr W R Worley of Salt Lake City Mrs Margaret Sanford of Ogden J C Worley of Logan Mrs 131anche Ifornoff of Oakland Cal Mrs Dorothy Wright OC More gin and Mrs Irma Bartlett of New Jersey Funeral details will be announced by W Loyal Hall mortuary of Logan 000 4: ! Friday authorized worth of 4 per cent bonds of the Metropolitall Water District of Southern California for investment of cuh in the Utah teacher? retirement fund The bonds are due $noNti Falls First in 1981 and with a premium of RENO Nev (A'—The first snow $2299249 they Will yield the fund a net of 27 per cent They were this season felt atop 10800-foMotant Ross neer hers Thursday purchased from Ure-Pt & Mor 1:100"ø OSII ' ' TOOELE---Dr- price-posti- ! 0 ward peach-marketi- Tribune Intermountain Wire LOGAN—David J Thompscin 36 of 307 East Eighth North street section worker for :Utah-IdaCentral railroad was fatally injured Friday about 5p tm when - southbound motorCar on which- he and four other section hands were riding jtimped the track on the U I C main line about a block and a half south of the main intersection in Hyde ho - TWO I I N SCIIENECTADY Aug 29 (Ai—A 30 1941 Soda Springs: Jury Fails to Name Slayer World's No1 Locomotive Starts to Utah - - Idaho Deaths (Total) P:ot Ira yoga 1940 Tribune Washington Bureau WASHINGTON Aug' 2—The has asked that an increased price be pa1d1or landprovided for a defense housing lv orkman Dies Sf1:0C'W114S Physician Dies Following Sudden Attack Owners Unfairlyby Substituting Temporary Damaging Land Values Road Fatalities Bring Total For Year to 98 To Almost 30 1941 To Anoint 30 1940 Heart Ailment Costs Life of Preston Doctor 'Aug list - 0 '11 - 4-- - ANY WEE LEATHER OR 6- COMrObITIONt SEWED 1 ON Men'! livartres IZA At V 0al 11( -- altol 1 LIFTS Pair " LI 16t (1 SOLES1 1 1--- '' 43 Pr Broadway 32$ South Naha Calls! Ad Sells $20 Hoator---4 burnItig heater So 14th East 3orgain-0- 11 1723 420 New Stoker Heat Rontod 25 Coils $40—3-r- m Rdwd firs - NOW!: mod dup New Molter clean 408 Sth ave Do Yoti Brings "Cold Cash' Coldspot as rood 1231 COLDSPOT as new 7 $63 refrigerator cash Buyers for Buick—Sold! sedan '31 JIM special dio beater excel Canyon road con $470 Need ra- TOR QUICK Six 11114 South 13th East ferred rooms bath ground floor Recreation basement room kitchen bath Low down payment balance $4133 S4103 nin — tbalt Barbor Found by Ad! over BARBER to take Peoria Rea rent 243 So State Drive-i- n shop Good loc BArber Supply Waitress Found! GIRL - wanted tor drive-I- A wages 78 East 33rd So -I Some Help to Replace t Going Back to School? stand la neat appaaring to run ievator Wags& Apply New Grand hotel bet 3 a m and 4 v m BOY over "U" Rooms Rent Readily! WANT L- tl Clothes? Youngsters - 32 Elevator Boys Found! and ADS WILL GET TRIBUNE t I Cosh foe School Sore Calls! 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