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Down- 100c'io i - ‘ a Filled - Comforter coveredI '7' ' i ! with slick rayon Isatin 4 - - 4- ead 4 r i 44 ::0446 "1 Dawnn dasommiucoemakoofooVilitio0ao f I - o : 3 YORIC Secretary Ickes announced Friday the general land office would pay $3006921 into state and county treasuries as shares of proceeds from use of public land within their borders for lumbering and grazing and production of minerals and potash The $3006921 will include $2- 161978 in miners--I lease proceeds 995512 grazing fees - 980253 to California and New Mexico for the production of potash and 9869176 to counties in Oregon as their share of proceeds from the sale of Umber Last year's distzibution amounted to 92728000- Distribution under the mineral leasing act included: Idaho 9326 and Wyoming 970559 Utah 1778819: Distribution under the Taylor grazing act: Idaho 94310 and Wyoming $43476 nterior Charles A Mullenix of Cleve- land Ohio was elected vice president and four regional vice presidents and six new governors also were named Charles F Palmer coordinator of defense housing told the bankers to expect curtailment of business by priorities during the war "because it will bring us closer to victory and that is all it is for'' The pronazis in this country have tried to persuade the American people that this administration plans to set up a system of controls just as bad as Hitler's as soon as the war is over" Palmer told the bankers "Don't fool yourselves Hitler's attack on civilization may be forcing us to accept a lot more regimentation than anybody wants because regimentation is necessary to win the wars but if anyone thinks the American people or the administration wilt go on after the war trying to run a priority system just for the fun of it they have simply been taken In by isolationist propaganda" Palmer said Virgil Jordan president of the national industrial conference board predicted American entry into the war by next March with blockade bombardment and invasion of western Europe ICti- y) t) i 0 y -- trirt il t) P 9:30 SATURDAY RIGI!T q L 11:7 addition he is vice president of the American Forestry association and a member of the Utah centennial commission He is a tive of Utah and studied at Han yard university For 16 years he was I trustee of the Utah State Agricultural college at Logan serving as its president for six years Other activities in recent years include membership on the Salt Lake district board of the Reconstruction Finance corporation the Utah state board of public welfare and the governor's advisory corn- mittee on public welfare and emer- geneY relief An active conservationist he has written and spoken widely on western land policies Tribune Intermountain Wire - Initiative PROVO petitions the asking city commission to pass an ordinance consolidating the municipally owned water light and sewage disposal systems to refund present electric revenue bonds and issue other bonds to make further Improvements on the systems were being circulated Friday in Provo Meanwhile it was disclosed Fri day that the Provo city commission at a special meeting August 16 at 9 a m approved unanimously a motion' accepting an offer by the John Nuveen company to refund the present electric revenue bonds and to issue additional revenue bonds The action was disclosed In a check of Commission minutes as kept by I Grant Bench city recorder Nothing on the action was released at the time of the meeting Mayor Mark Anderson reported his resignation to become state fish and game commissioner but did not mention any other action at the special meeting occurring ' The commission held an execu tive session Thursday night at which the initiative petitions and ordinances Were discussed Report era were requested to leave the meeting and Friday asking to tee the minutes were told by Mr Bench that they had not been made up as yet Denver Man Hurt Richard Nodine 42 of Denver wu treated early Friday at the Balt Lake police emergency hospital for multiple face lacerations reportedly suffered in a traffic accident at Eighth East and Fourth South streets about 2 a in NO report of the accident had been made at police headquarters late Friday Colo Intermountain News Briefs Champ Receives Honor Unique Trederick P is the first LARAMIE Champ "farm man" in 20 years to head althe national organization though it was formed in 1914 primarily for farm mortgage bank era He Is a director of the Balt Lake i:1411 (UP)— Wyo Alter wandering several hours In a snowstorm Friday 60 members of the 183rd field artillery returned to camp Friday night ‘ OCTOBER 4 I ' A ' ' It '''- - 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Friday ' a - Ogden Awaits Engine OGDEN—Ogden city's new $9000 booster fire truck is scheduled to arrive in Salt Lake City on October 15 to be fitted and adjusted for service Fire Chief Owen A Owens learned -- 11 S Exchange Club Hears of War Problems Capture i of Moscow and Leningrad by the German army would n signal the end of the war because loss of the two great manufacturing centers would botUe up the entire Russian nation Memberi of the Salt Lake Exchange club were told Friday in an address "Russia's Predicament" delivered by Joseph T Thomstorff at the group's regular meeting at Ahe Hotel Utah Other grave problems facing the reds are a shortage of educated mechanics and engineers and the fact that Germany has so much greater resources to draw upon for supplies the speaker asserted ' f MASTER MINDS AND ARTISTS - Rogular : - t- e MIME - 6161 I lI ip — pf 1 1 Ink ink I - LS I MI I - - - J Or I'‘ Extra ""'r' N '' --A - 'i 13t8 - ' 1 - -- 01 West Blanket - I long 7290 size lb I - s - : Soft 1 smooth fleecy Extra warm because only drafine wool goes into thls big blaniet Rose dust Venerian Gold coral Peach Blue Sky Cedarwood end rose - 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"-A- -- Reg 1398 100')4) Vir- Gonuino gin Wool i b 01 : 90 t LOGAN—Educational meetiiigs on the Utah "food for defense" program will open Tuesday with sessions in Salt Lake Rich and 'lute counties and later extend to all counties Sidney J Nebeker of Laketown state agricultural defense board chairman said Friday 10 - ' Blue - AN --r t : Food Meets Planned 0 A - - 1 siiimaliVASMigitaimimAilitimiiiiiaiiMOiaitioViiiirst t i 1 — v Aigtowoo'1"'"-- 1 W001 t - 4 Russo-Germa- LOGAN—Senator Elbert D Thomas address to 1941 graduates at Utah State Agricultural college has been printed in the Congressioma Record college officials learned Friday 0 : 4 t '''' I 4 - c I 40 tr --- --I- r - - — ' I ' - ' t - 4 Si Driver Gets Fine of $300 see Record Carries Tali Friday in et : I : t ! - r Rocular 90-da- They became "lost" while participating in practice maneuvers at Pole Mountain - IT : Only 20 pair: Rosedust green blue and peach ss 'Lost' Soldiers Return '4' ' le i - drivJEROME Idaho4-11eckleing that took the life of Dorothy Jean TraPPen 11 Jerome school girl in a headon car collision here last March 7 brought Wilbur T Smith of Salt Lake City a $300 y fine and suspended jail sentence Mr Smith an electrical supply firm salesman pleaded guilty to the charge through his attorney Marshall Chapman of Twin Falls The salesman is still confined to his bed from the accident An inquest at the time of the crash two miles south of Jerome established that the Smith ma chine on the wrong side of the highway crashed into the Trappen car A civil action for damages was dismissed after settlement out of court during the past month 44 I i 1I I - ' 14–-- - I - - Filled with SW goose down end Uri° smatl góose feathers Coy-re- d with lov'elir rayon satin to match the down comforter !Merlined end boLind with cord edge - - —14 1 - Attie : UP)--Frede- rick Hill of Buffalo N: Y IlEAR THE 11E11 ! Grotiping of All Utilities Logan president of the Utah Mortgage Loan corporation and of the Cache Valley Banking company Friday was elected president of the Mortgage Bankers' 'Association of America as the twenty-eight- h annual convention closed here branch of the Federal ReMr ChamP succeeds Dean it City serve Bank of San Francisco In UFI—I- 3 !Reg 698 Emmerich !satin plumply filled rayon satin pillows ‘ :' A 'I t r - i Petifipn Asks ' Oct ' ' t ' 1 with Dean R Hilt of Buffalo N Y center retiring presia Cleveland new vice president dent and Charles A Ifullenix ' 9 WASHINGTON t :: - States Receive Mortgage Bankers Pick Dividends Man as Presid6nt Utah For Land Use P Champ of Oct NEW -a 1 - vlog410olobaoohooNownooNitc4 t ' i 4te 4 Queen Mary grey mist rose 94 40444144444$4441ubolormowewoa0449400 440144rW41111 4 4 - t ' blue copen and golden 90 1i 1''' ' Rose dust 72114 ' - - e ii - a luxurlous filEng plumply filled with precious down Cut sze 1 - 4 - e Not only a luxurious covering but Nri a - - K - '' - - NW Raneh DI'L—Worid Coverage News of United Press and International News Service el 45—K DTt—Four Favorite Hymn& 7 00—K 'fawn Patrol IFL—World Coverage News 'et !Di Led Pries and International News Service :43—K IDYL—Last Call to Breakfast a :30—N BC—Jay Burnett II:45—K DYL-4V- oriti Coverage News of United Press and International News Service 'POO— K DY Studio Party it:30---SC —String Sy m phonY10 00—K lt 1—St lofting Nurses 1013—KDYL—Morning Rhythm News of 2030—K t ni ted Press Coverag and International rie Service farn4 arid Horne Hour -- t a - J - Frederick P Champ of Logan Utah left named Friday as ' president of the Mortgage Bankers' Association of America tritION DY1--wor- NI ' Nome at Last Year's low pricest by the finest Manufacturers t i A04-11(rT1-- -I1lYt 1100--- 1 3 111:30—K - o o - - - - GUY LOMBARDO DYI---fh- - ' ' Q 3 allity I o iltelltil t "1-r- 1 W 70line 5 44 AND NIS ROYAL CANADIANS A stl - I ' —' ---- ---- i t 11" - r SATLTRIDAT Ot A 4 NATIONAL JOY SMOKE Pet:: Purchaso You Can How tally 4 ronws tpaninettsty 110- 1 Ili : i - 1 ! r P M KDYL - : - ) PRINCE ALBERT ME i l I: ' t 't ' 1 t us t -- '' ii i t Doc'auso Aucirbach's Bought :':' - 1 TONIGHT! 0:30 '''''''S - " - - - Pll't t - f ' - troup i'iii 1 : : ' : Tribune Intermountain Wire TWIN FALLS Idaho—Criticizirt two Idaho pardon board membens who voted to release Lyda Southard Twin Fall woman eonvicted 20 years ago of poisoning her fourth husband County Prosecutor IC M Sweeley Friday roads public contents of a letter charging the woman with an attempt at a similar erime during 1932 while she was an escapee from the Idaho prison The letter written in 1936 by Marry Whitlock of Denver was to Bert IL Miller attorney general and charged that "Mrs Southard had a mania- for killing people in an underhanded way" Mr Whitlock was married to the former TVA V Falls woman during the period in 1932 while she was out of the penitentiary and contended that she tried to kill his small son In the letter from Mr Whitlock the Colorado man said he hired 'Mrs Southard as a nurse while his mother was ill and then married her: Not long after he contended his email boy began to have sick spells didn't know it then but I do now that she was giving him poison and if she had stayed in my house she would have killed him in a couple of weeks She had him pretty weak" he declared in the letter Mr Sweeley said Mr Whitlock had his marriage to Mrs Southard annulled after learning of her past record when she was returned to the Idaho prison 1 --- ‘ : 4 ' 1 N ' ' ' N 32 Poisoning in ' i - - - Ocitil)er I Imo '' ' 1 ! - : N 3 ' ' irbt Dalt gake Vribtzne Sattsrtiay Morning I t i - Ak" 604 DIAL 80 I |