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I AD----(M- I Call in Utah T ( Officials Prepare To Register 2 PIACI Or REMDENCIL ' IT (Last) (htichtlo) (Number find (Continued From Page Eight young LDS church members from Salt Lake City Midvale Riverside Sandy South and one from Magna will be honored Sunday evening at fare- Jordan West Jordan Binghim I well testimonials prior to their departures for various parts of Copperfield Highland :toy and Lark the United States to fulfill church missions Registrants will be required to I C Duncan Jr on of Mr 4 John but nine questions at the Inswer 1 and 1141rm John C Duncan of 823 the choruc organ solo Erroll W iilonday registration Later they i Fast Seventh South street and Miller address Harold B Lee - must fill out a lengthy question-voca- l i Elils solo Mlle Peterson: re- mitre intended to provide the local J Robin Heber C Kimball response board with information that will marks on 'of Mr On 'ei by the missionary hymn by the enable it to classify the registrant and Mrs C S Robinson of 1020 congregation and benediction by in one of the four classifications J Boyce Ira under the selective service pro' Military drive Testmonial for W Howard Cran- - gram v ill be honored dell of 1715 Herbert avenue Is The nine questions to be i $t a joint fare- for Sunday at 7 p m In swered by registrants are: name 3 i Naell program be- - 7 t h e t Yalecrest i place of residence mailing adi tinning at 6:30 ward ' c h a p e I : dress telephone number age p m at the First ' 1035 Eighteenth — name and address of a person livard chapel 758 ' ' t street East will always know the address who - a t 3 E 'Eighth Mr t Crandall '''''''" s place of birth employer's name street and address and place of employI is a on of Mr 11 ' Mr Duncan '' ment or business All questions Mrs Earl M ' 4 ''4: C i leave soon t Crandall and will will be oral A registration certhe western 4 4: New 7 in the tificate will be given each regis- i states L D S mis- - '! ' ' ' trent England States con S mission Salt Lake City registrants will Th e program - Mr Duncan L DThe ' be queried by 448 registrars program: I thewill consist of song opening ' song by i ing under the supervision of 12 by the congregation invocation c o i r Invoca- h chief registrars A special regisT'llith macrament Christensen W tration place nas been set up at Sanfred tong congregathe Salt Lake small arms ammuniElieson songs I t ' 1 – ion selection 1 tion Mrs J Lamont i nale quartet re- i 4 t 4 liam plant under direction of Wil-4 n a d Preece the Leyshon B C 'marks –: A complete list of Utah regisWhite C h tep el Mr Crandall ehmond: violin 4' tration places follows: ) o o a quartet sacramental music string Harold i No Rich county: Local 10: 61board - i' trio reading Inez Witbeck se- - board re-- r neariqUa ri ira Itsti(10101 'faycock Garden City 0 11 itobintion'a Col's lection White Chapel quartet re- - house D D narks Lehi:town yoktithkes W k Dr mar Creed :W - :: ll t4hriell 1'11)11111r soNo 2 Raymond y "e ''t organ: solo Richard Crandall Clerkstoonlii: 12ogan re- - wm"cs school bowie 4rano solos Zola Cornish: il yrsucmhoolcomb umuurim thapel Hat! Love marks Leonard ' J :acobei McGhte Para response I city hall hail lMendon t by the missionary closing song abriiingbnuLtrewistnitti ivicity r7ocirteat t esponsen by the tr" '' ward' bene'''''4t NibleY: chapel itiePwartaise by the congregation and liftsionaries re- 1 ybuilthn Providence city office I diction by Karl K Crandall 'narks by Bishop 1" '' vs Ri V Smithfield town obtid1lirbernatron Robert Gail Murdoch son of building k'ioradell F Bromley IsIrs William lklurdoch of 78 F lich27001 3w ell:lviiellErider a0losing song by i i rowdy: Local board ' the congregation‘ I street will be honored at a testi- - office BrIgham City meeting house Trio ' 't motitOn S n owville house L ucin rneeting monial Sunday---nd benediction mecum: tioune Grous Creek merlins houtie Park 7 m : house Clear at IlaNey in the meeting p Mr Robinson y Bill Kirton Creek meeting house Willard No 4 Weber county Mr itobinmon and Mr Duncan Twentieth ward ' Pioneer Coal and ik Lumber company Mound Fort Second '4ill bring the total number of chapel ' school Ogden OgdenOgden high school Ogden G avenue I Central and high echool Ogden now Leetr in ward muesionaries Judge )i A wade's end county bonding i Ogden klikecourt He has tie field to xeven all but one of street Ogden-Nclub city ' 8 Weber county: School building A born are serving in the United been assigned to Birch Creek ward recreationwork in the East'f': r tates ! gymitaelum al hall Harrieville School building Plain eStates City: licilool bilildinga in Weat Weber North Testimonial for Erhma Carolyn Central r fl()') pe Ogden Huntsville and WilRoy - i nderson son seventh floor city and county builddaughter of Mr and L D S mission ingNo Ogden The program: 'i: 'frs Edwin Anderson of 125 Com it Morgan county: Local board head i 'oriNvelmIth aye1gun rtr Moreau Opening song by::1 1 No T itavie conty Legion ball nou n 1 he t choir conbe will opnJr tifili Memorial hall Centerville: legion ' ' t Cat hail courthowee Farmington f icted city nail prayer Sunday ing 1:14 t chamber South Rayeville' Layton city r George J Ross it 7:30 p m in t Weber church South Weber amusement I t f hall Gene solo Clearfield': amusement ball f 1e Wells ward Syraorgan cuse: school house Clinton 1990 ( i' 41!' C'-No it Tooele county: Courtroom county lapel Halliday courthouse Tooele post office Stockton marks C C East 4 : ' Inhoveir VrauseitayStiettroahonnia raeceident house :4 reet Neslen reading Mr Murdoch She has S mine office Mercur: pchool ' Snyder solo vocal Burt titionutw: to Lynn McKinley assigned school house Wendover Ophir t W E Wilma Kearney remarks t e residence Goldhill: Clark Keddington central 0 Ibtiresidence school and house Stoker response the missionary Draper I ate s L D S mis- – e' ' i pah Mrs William Hammond's residence field school Grantsville piano solo Barbara Weggeland Lake Point: highLake Room 301 county T h e program I :i!:::: closing song by the congregation citNeins cella' y building Room 312 Salt L Lake Jo Gordon :1county: and prayer by Wèggeland include building will Mrs Shea Bernice citi0a111cogav Room 305 Lake song by ' '':: Destrup county: – building be honored Sunday at 6:30 p m cityNo and12 county 1e choir invo- - '' (' ''' Room 308 Lake Salt county: sacra- tion at a testimonial in the Capitol cite and county building No Room 408 Salt 2 Lake county: Hill ward chapel ent music by andla'county building - city - No 14 Salt Lake county: Room 404 teginald H San- - Misa Anderson Third North and ' building cityNoand15 coutityLake or - selections male quartet sax- - 1COlumbus streets Salt county: Liberty 'school and county fire elope Murray: Medi:ion nhone duet Curtis Anderson and She will leave 1 — '2465Sout h State t 100 itcamit school address J LeRoy Salt Lake City ny Carlson street Salt 'Lake City Roosevelt 7 3286 Ninth 1900 East) street Salt Lake 'Anton violin duet Barbara Kas-Pi- soon to join her 1 ' ''' school Plymouth Holladay City 47 and Lester Coon address husband who er schol Icng Cyprus high school 7ayloreville '' i club Arthur 'Utah 'ten H- Bullock selections vocal now is in the Magna Copper ver' ! No 16 Salt Lake county: Crescent rio remarks by the ward bishop Southern States school Draper junior high school Harrif man Midvale junior high ochool school k closr-D S L mission the esponse by is'''''' missionary :' Riverton grade school Sandy Junior high e Th school South Jordan school Dillon junior i: song by the congregation and program renediction includes: grade Copperton ham central school 44 1 J Boyd Newton of 2152 East school Copperfteld school Highland Boy ing song by theschool Lark school Thirteenth South street will be c h o i r invocae No 17 Summit county: Memorial build' courtonored at a testimonial Sunday tion ing Parlc City city hall- Kamas Mary S fr Coalviint houee t 6:30 p m in sacra- 1 srl a Seamohs No county: tocal board Daggett i se al Riffle° headquarters songParleys wardWhiterocks mental No 19 Vintaly county: I ha pel sacrastore V1biterocks: Gunher school house Twentyi choir store Wardie's more '' Randiett Randlett Mrs Shea ''''t' mental m u s I c !rst South a n d Maeitar Naples Maesar school house $ f Emma A Hanks selections dou- - scout house NaplesViercityl office Jensen ble mixed quartet remarks GotL 0:eat board aroctlicge house Bonanza Indlia riast streets A and 4 : don Burt Affleck vocal solo Hul- - agency 3e)n of Mr Poet office lattehesna Ira Jesse II office Bluebell La bert Keddington remarks Rex L Neola: The Farmerlit : county: ' Relief Montwel: s cbell ?:ewton the mis-selections double guar- - ti'nrugmuh oulaeo: Indian iIrrigation of- Campbell Pi o 4 on a ry has been office Mt Home: post M O Ashton re- - fice tet post remarks A itamont e '' itsigned to the sponse missionary closing song ?f!lelebot:intotirariepft guahrofatrh Legion Ilan Faward hall Roosevelt: tiridgelaud stern by the congregation and benedic- - brizio cavil store Tabioni '0 Local hoard L tion 21 Leland No 1 ttanatch county: by ( Dastrup Eli)? rtialti Miss Margaret Ottley daughter rogram has ' ii ' It i Midwav: e e n arranged i of Mr and Mrs D F Ottley of Charieriton: : echoolhouse Wellsburg Mrs t ' it t81:1("trenTourliril a t )penIng song byMagna will be honored at a testi- - Ra&Piih jrlyteirt'all:' American Lehi: American Legion hall con gregamonial Sunday the Grove: town hall Pleasant hail Fork: citylocal board I ion: invocation 7 p rn in the 204 at headquarters °rpm: utintice building Provo Dividend Thistle robert E Tay- - Mr Newton Pleasant Green rk " No 23 Utah county: ' Onshen Elberta Colton Soldier Summit '1r sacrament song by ie choir ward at Magna f ' Birds Eye Benjamin Lake Shore Salem I Aelections string trio soprano She w I Ileave Genola Payson Springville Mapleton 'Jiolo LaVone Clive remarks Dr February 25 for Santaquin Palmyra Spanish York Spring f Lake t Tohn Z Brown piano solo Elaine the Eastern 21 Jab county: County courtNo Kureka house Joel') county bAllittinR " As Helen States L D S ive Romney reading Ma minoth school building Celine town '''' solo LaVone mission v Belief society ball Mona hell Levan soprano Inca) '''nli tit0 courthouse board headquarters ive remarks Franklin J MurThe program: Nelda 04 li Nit 25 Sannete county: City hall Gun:dock response by the mission- - Prelude by the L nison: town hall Centerneld high sehool ' lary: closing song by the congre- - Ottley 'Cousins' " '"' MayfieldII local board headquarters Manti Mt Pleasant cRe hall Moroniit city and I' benediction :: Keith o c s h r by :gation : song iewt Maurine Mellor tee it: ha li ' Durffin choir and con- "1 (ilert'eryette city hall Ephraim'hall and 4 Carbon 26 l county: City ) rI Miss Marj ory enti Mouse Price city hall Helper: Mine gretion i nvocae lof Mr and Mrs Ira J Boyce of Odeal Kirk Sunnyelde mine office Columbia off) -towt had Wellington mine office Wat :1172 Canyon road will be honored sacrament song Its: amusement ball Hiawatha: mine muoffice4 at Consumers ia t Yenitworth a program Cg choir selection Standard Royal Spring Canyon gate uncl4y at 5:30 settoolhousie Scofield chorus Lutuda Rains: Mims and Ottley Miley rn mine office Ciear Creek in the b remarks Sidney No 21 Grand county: Mrs Marjorie solo D HOWlan41 residence North Eight- -J Elgin Silver Grill Margaret piano Ottley ''': ':eenth ward chap- i Trel Reid remarks V B Coon violin ateooaramhealdTlaCrtaePrann8Vocaabi:LMCrsi'le el Second axe- - f solo Viola McMaster remarks J Buchanan reeidence Richardson S L D church nue and A street :28i0wEnmerhYal ' Peel response the mission- g r" VeYr'ro schoolhouse 4 Frank She will leave 1 city hail Castle Dale: city i t ary closing song by the chorus prangeviLe schoolhouse Cleveland i soon to work in i i t4s f and benediction by Grant Ban- - aacti1701tltiunste:! &'t7m city hail Greenriver t A the No 29 Sevier county: National guard western gerter I states L D S mis- - t ' armory Richfield city hail Salina city " ball Monroe: schoolhouse Koosharem otrimil) township villas (Town or oily) : itothor than 5 ÁGIC IN YEARS TzurlioNg im (EAhang) -- -- It ii (Toon or toorot) BMX (Mo) (Nunirprr) - - - Proarou rem Wuib rk AiWAdWYAttAflflRr WILL SO (Day) m m ! (State or ootuttrv) (Yr)) 4 9 PIACI '7 i I st-i- ll D - R R Form 1 ANIMUS AND TEAT (Town) AR S THOR iiJ --' work-Openi- 1 111r1011-- P RACE ' -À 1 - 1 HAIR 3 - Negro Blonde Ruddy Red fork Orient RI Grar Hun! Illack Tight brown Or Ry Dark brow ri Black IIRM I Filipino 1 ' : ! Other obvious physical characteristics that will alq in identMeation :i mawm agdMMi 0101W” '1 ' I tit I certify my answers am true that the Nvson registered has read or has had read to him his own answers that I have witnessed his signature or mark sod that all of tits answers of which I have knowledge are true except as follows '' : : ':' ' 1 : ' - -- -- MdEt oi- - (Sognotuto of tonotrar) - ' Registrar for Local Board 4 1 tilth L - f " till :: i:':::-:'::1 tlitt - 4' (STAMP atm 'tamp 1 )o - - '1'"'-'"- I ' 9 Power Terme4 Mayor Asks Showdown Ample for Plane Plant On Parking '- -- doe— ' - 5 - - -- first 1 -- steertN3i'l i i bly-o- states: following i -- A 4 111170e1711a trot ewr : ii et1t8l tilit'iyi tritonoct 3 i ee"ociet :: ' i : northwest-intermountai- Y ''' 0- -- s ' careful war planning and the impossibility of divulging plans before they are matured" Mr Gads-b- y continued 'but the fact remains that we have thus far met power requirements of our service area with some power still in reserve for new industries We war rewill fit into the over-al- l quirement picture in any way the war production board or the government may desire" I ': ' r 1 Boyce':--daughte- - : : : 4 t0--- 1 1 - 1 IrmNe-nr- Senator Denies Choice of Site : ' :0 l : 1 f 1 ' ' 1 ill 4'1 The farewell program will in- elude the open- trig hymn by a chorus be C Ferre ':'::)-- i: t' c' ' :: : 4 4 ''':- 1 Dental Group Slates Meeting Monday 4 No 30 Millard county: National guard armory Fillmore town hall Scipio high L D S church Lynndyl school Delta store Garrison No 31 Beaver county: Town ball Milford library Minersvilie: library Beaver No 32 Plute county: Town boardroom local board headquarters Junction: L D S church Circleville: residence Clinton indweeke Kingston Greenoffice post poet of flee Angle wich No 33 Wayne county: Local board Loa headquarters No 3t San Juan county: Courthoune ' Monticello I D S chapel Blending LaSal Livestock office LaSal No 3IS Garfield county: Esther R Math awl residence Antimony Merle Barnhuret residence Hatch: Ida Littlefield residence HenrieTropic Serilda Savage residence Cannon-Waynvil:e: Bertha Clark residence Berner resideace Escalante: Reeves Baker residence Boulder local bos-- d heailqoarters Pangultch No 30 Iron county: Cedar City Pam-wa- n Parazonah Katisaravilie Eilorh Lund Modena Newcastle Beryl No 37 Washington county: Local board St Georeit: L D it chapel headnuartera L D 8 Hurricane Enterprise library hanel Springdale NII 38 Kane county?: Store a t Allan ethic at Glendale: Bessie fironshv Ortierville: post office Mt Carmel local board headquarters Itanab le: Ji directed Kearns A dinner and meeting of the L '' I Lake District Dental society Salt Mims Boyce invoca- will be held Monday at 6:30 p m 'i tIon Alma H Boyce selection at the Newhouse hotel Dr Atlantic Christensen will be featured speaker at the meetFlash i Youth Injures He will discuss "Cavity Preping i 'Herbert J White 21 of 2886 aratiori and the Use of Amalgam In:perlal street was treated at the as a Filling Material" Salt Lake police emergency hos- pjtal for shock and cut head auffered when he was knocked over Lodge Waits Visit Officials of Salt Lake City lodge by a flash from an electrical con- 1 trol box at the Mountain Bank No 259 Loyal Order of Moose 4 Note company ri62 South West Saturday received word that Lawi Temple street His head struck renee Grove grand governor of I a radiator when he fell hospital the lodge will pay a visit to the said I attaches city on February 22 I 1 Page a belief that It was a police department function but supported' a contention of Chief of Police Reed E Vetter li In a letter to the commission last year that it could be done by civilian employes thus freeing policemen for regular police work lie made it clear that if the responsibility is placed on the police department he expects the $4500 taken from the meter fund and placed in the finance department budget to be returned to the meter fund and to his budget Chief Vetter II enlarging upon the change in policy of the dethree-wheele- 110-ope- ' From (Continued n fcific lterconnected power pool unless we partment since January 1 exknow how great the power re- plained that previously three trafd moquirements for additional war fic officers on torcycles had made regular checks projects will be and where those of the metered areas Since Janprojects will be located" he said "We recognize the necessity for uary 1 these officers have de- : 111k From Page 18) ent demand to serve the pro posed Northrup plant Mr Gadsby called attention to the anticipated release in 1943 when the Utah Copper company starts to operate its own generating plant of upward of 60000 kilowatts for use over the Utah Power and Light company system "It is impossible for us to plan either alone or in conjunction with other private and municipal utilities which constitute the great Pa(Continued Vcetiranacil - I i! - g of the Local Board having jurisdiction of the registrant shall be plated in th above spare) Facsimile of the registration card Utah selective service registrants will receive Monday Top front of the card Below reverse side Bing 1 LOCAL SOARD) in-2- 1n30 --- - -- w' 07 - 4 s (Siete) : 'ft It'w-ent- (City or aunty) la: f - (Number) Date of registration - re-LI- :: e ' p--- was J Carbis tenced to not less than 15 years In state prison Saturday by Judge Clarence E Baker after he was convicted February 6 of forgery and being a habitual criminal Stay was granted pending motion for a new trial which will be argued February 21 Carbis was one- of 11 persons to appear before Judge Baker on a variety of criminal matters principally arraignments and sentencing Rex Egon Peterson 32 of 68 East First South street who had pleaded guilty to robbery of the Evans Floral company 159 South Main street was sentenced to from five years to life in state prison lie was ordered committed Burton Charles Virgo who was booked as 17 years old and from Chicago when arrested was committed to prison on a term of not more than five years for carnal knowledge after his probation was revoked When originally sentenced Virgo was placed on probation pending settlement of difficulties with military authorities Judge Baker explained and the probation was revoked when he was returned to civil colirts Probation Ends Probation of Harry Jordan 20 697 Vine street Murray was revoked and a stay to Tuesday granted on his sentence of one year in prison for issuing a fictitious check Jordan was accused of issuing other bad checks in Wyoming while on probation Tom Milton 39 of Berkeley Cal was sentenced to from one to 10 years for embezzlement and placed on probation until April 4 He had previously pleaded guilty Joseph A Pelty 63 of 576 Corn-- fl avenue found guilty of drunken driving on an appeal from a Salt Lake City court conviction was sentenced to pay a fine of $100 with 30 days in jail The jail sentence was suspended on payment of $50 of the fine Hiram Campbell 17 Salt Lake City pleaded guilty to charges of third degree burglary and will be sentenced February 21 A Paul McKinney 25 eit' 368 University street pleaded guilty to lissuing a fictitious check and will be sentenctsd February 21 Enter Innocent Pleas Two persons carrying appeals from Salt Lake City court convictions pleaded not guilty and trials were set Elmer Wright 54 3959 South Fourth (500) West street charged with drunken driving will have his trial March 4 and Leslie C Robison 28 of 255 Sixth East street will be tried March 5 on charges of indecent conduct Judge Baker disqualified himself in cases of Wayne L Thomas e e WASHINGTON Feb 14 (UP) —Senator Edwin C Johnson (D) Colorado said Saturday he was attempting to obtain consideration of Denver as the site for a new Northrup airplane assembly plant but that the question was not 'yet settled Earlier the office of Senator Elbert D Thomas (D) Utah said that Salt Lake City had been ruled out of consideration by the war production board as a site for the plant because of a shortage of labor in that aKea and that the plant would be at Denverd But Johnson told the United Press he had been informd at 4 p m tE Ti that the question of a new site -- has not been determined" He said he had becn att"mpting to obtain consideration of Denver for a year voted their attention chiefly to traffic control issuing tags for parking violators as they see them He added that patrolmen in the business district are at'ao Issuing tags taking the position that it is the duty of a law enforcement officer to issue tags Where he sees violations The comparative report oh tags for parking violations in January showed there' were 7141 tags for al L phases of parking violations issued by the policft and the finance department meter fund collectors who also mark violators compared with 7045 a year ago The various types of parking violations were not segregated however and it was apparent that meter violation checking had decreased because of the almost 15 per cent decline in revenues Court Defers Trial In Letter: Case of 37 1819 East Twenty-firs- '0-i- i - - -zit: fii "" bAk 1 ' --Awe i '71'"”t14 ------ -: - 1 a 1 4 tii:- ! 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' !!!!!9 ao ' ':i:::i t' v7-'4'- - l7' - I "—"----4- NI ::: -- I PRICE WAY $ BELOIT- AT ONLY MARKET :::- :::i:: I SAFE :' t South street charged with drunk- :':: en driving and driving without a driver's license both on appeals from city court and they were moved to another court to be heard later Judge Baker ordered Wilfred Miles Atwood 22 an inmate of :::: the state prison to answer Tuesday to charges of subornation of :: Atwood is alleged to perjury have induced Fred C Stover to testify falsely during the former's i:: Stover later trial for forgery pleaded guilty to'charges of per- 1::A '': t:'11 sr''"1!777-79- - ----- --- -- t 1 L:1 ': 1 :i' 4 1 4 4 1 i 1 i - I I i ::: I I ' t t: i 1 f 1 5 Faster Cleaner Cheaper tr - 1 ' Easier i :ii :- z 4 $ ek jom i I' ' U:- - ' ' i: 0 7 ' - - -'- : Pay Only $6 Monthly THE IRON LUNG thet puts (alai heat yearn ahead Cute ''Y'::!: fuel bills e- AUTOMITIC TIMER free cooking without bci g tied to your stove INSULATION—Faster more Uniform baking and cooking i graph contest of' the Salt Lake ::: City parks department will open :i::::: Monday and continue through '' April 1 Commissioner Fred Tedes- : ::i::iA co announced Saturday Winner in the contest which will have a theme of "My Country7 will receive a bronze trophy Two it classes will be included a junior group of 15 years and under and L a senior group for older photog7 ' raphers ::: All photos must be mounted and must not be less than four by five ' 1 ::: :::::::::: :l - - 1 --- A i I r 4 i ' ccq ' A ttjoi t P : --- 1p: :':' ::: ::': Illustrated 'As r i:i: iiii i: l ? COAL RANGE T ' :':::::::- '7--- I CHARTER OAK ii:i::? - r 1 i' ' :::i:: :T:::' A ' :::- : 1 1 :il ' t 1 l''' D u t j l- : I 1 1 :!1 The third annual spring photo1 1 111:11E-310NEY—T- ROUBLE ' c ( I s ! :::l Photo Contest Begins 3londay 1"1 r"' 4 :! S L t 1 4 :: ':::!: jury t ' :: i: :': t t Range that has Buy all the features of ranges selling for much more Caloric's beauty economy and efficiency have made it the favorite of cooking experts throughout America Come in NOW—see how much you get for so little in CALORIC :: ': $5 the-Ga- w t :: PER MONTH CALORIC GAS RANGE ::: FINE clet4n FINISH With once-ov- ' t'i-- and tes a rag t ice to the Are4rican Housewife Get the LEADER in the field - :: 4 ycax 1- irt 1 - t i 1 i " 1::11 ' URN e 4 Nher range can match Charter Oak's 03years of sere i f 1 er ' ' 1 4:: 1 i 135 SOUTH STATE 4 - V I t - Of :‘ 61000':—Animqijam - 2- d1" 1 4 1 : Il' ' 7':1174w - p 1" i -- - - N ' - 'if "1 : i'dir ' Trial of Oren William Haws 17 361 West First North street who is held on a charge of sending a threatening letter to Linda Darnell movie actress was continued for one week by IL S District Judge Tillman D Johnson Saturday The court indicated that the continuance was granted to give the youth another chance to find inches suitable employment 7 e--- ::: I 3 1 'I --- i 4 : teopw rL90 h St ll :i:::: sen- ' 1 t' CHOOSE FROM 40 FINE VALUES :ii: 35 - 'cl 1 '': "- '' t l I '!': sr :::::$ Terth "s:: 4 II Luxurious divan and club chair from a fore-most maker Quality features usually found bi' Hionly in sets costing far more Choice of lovely colors and patterns in durable up:': holstery $:::' - t - 7 I 7 i- -- ' '' 1: V 1 ' :' — i ' ''-- : 411ir"- i1600 -- 't - 4 4 2 OVERSTUFFED PIECES ' ar Allen Freckled --- Brown -- Black Tndlan ' I -- -- t — On Two Counts Light Blue Brown 1 15-Ye- SA llow EYES tboouuntote ' 1I :f 'i Court Imposes COMPLEXION (Approx) Whit 444 ra 7 -- 'r'"--- - : 1 ' 1:Hs:: i: :' WEIMIT(- I Approx) - ng - k- :' exib ( Regiourant'e eignatera) DESCRIPTION OF REGISTRANT ' "'''' 1'''''' sri ' iicaI Li - VI f:: REGISTRAR'S REPORT ' ' t ': - (State ((ousty) Tarr ore Cover) II t1 ''''' -- 7211F:li ''' ' A - i D aumho() f N umbi” aod &tram' or R AFFIRM THAT I Mom VIII:IFIED ABOVE (Revised ' - 0m b - '' '' 1' ' ' - ' ''':' - I i 71"""-----1- 7 :1 OR BUSINRSS ii" Ai ' 4 ::: '' " :14' EMPLOYMLNT z' ' 4 t'7'-- - - i- aV111-- k ' i Air"- all AND ADDR138 A ' :or ''' 1 or I - t:'i iii - — i '7P-- : - 4 :: A r - ' :'' 4 ri LI - Ipr VW"' !:: I :: - ' mr- tfilengels o Lt- I 1 am ante11n- - ::'2: 1 I i71 Iii'"' ' - -- -- & E M P LO TER'S NAN& : - -- 44tebaiea---- - 4 DATS Olt - 1? - :'i Hoorn insert word oarnoi e PLACS OF BIRTH Warn indbratort on Imo 2 i 1 -- ‘(' s i oiling arldryan Inca ' ' : ç i:!::: :::iZ k 7 - NAhig AND ADDRSA3 OF " Li 0 la tie 44tej iiii - 4 - A !: t: (State) (County) : i !AMON() At:opium INA k III 1 r71-'- 771- 1 ic 5 1 ‘ s 1-- : -- ::' (ri k - :: I 1 ii 'i (THE PLACE OF RESIDENCE GIVEN ON THE LINE ABOVE WILL DETERMINE LOCAL BOARD JURISDICTION) LINE 2 or REGISTRATION CERTIFICATE WILL BE IDENTICAL) S ' i ' '''!! i ' ‘ it!:: i::::::! ! 1 : :' (1 ‘:7--::--!- ) : Men Monday - (print) - i n r1 pf-'- - - -77 cpuLD - ::::::! I Ode Malmo First) WHERE ELSE YOU FIND :':': born on or after February 17 1897 and on or before December 31 1921) ' — I ORDER NAllt (Print) NUMBER I en ' 1:i:l i e' ' r7: Will Get Card LikIti 30000 Wait Registrants IServicè Draft Roll Nine Missionaries Plan Service For Church in Posts Throw!bout United States : February 15 1912 p 3 - i Lake Magna Wards Arrange Farewells 1 ' alt gakr Zr'ibunv rbc Sunday 316rning - I t 41"4-- ftt jikabAnkAAk" AA A 090 A AL "" " " |