| Show ' 2 4 Clic Snit Sunday Morning Zribtxne g'-ak- Boards Give Enthusiasts Wait Friday Test Week Brings ' 97 Births Car Tire 14 Death to 35 i ' 84th Birth Date Sunday ' f09' VI ' q ' 'N' Sales Okeh Six Permits :Issued to '': i ' t r i P Surgeon In Salt Lake Gets Nezv Post - ' ” - '" 0 70-44- '1 ' k lzit i "-at ''': 1 v--- '' )-- ' :::: 'if' f: 14: 4 ie :tr't ' ::'7 4 ' " :' : i 4rep: - -- :- -- 1 I t' ' Vs:''''''atti-'4--- P ' -- Aff'"'"ftb" A i A --' t ' ''''''' ' ' '1 ' ' ' '''(' cl ::'!i: ::i' :!::: :5 :::::: : : : :: er ' 54s4y :i :: ' ''' : Yls''''7N I) ' 01'1 '': '$ :: '' ' ' '4: ' i 6 : ib :'-- A4 e 2 t': t li (I ) HEINZ SOUPS 2 25c Baby Foods eCI"Ar7tsm'N - teNv 3-1- Vie Hotz left and Don Kienke are Aviation enthusiasts two youthful flight-minde- d entrants In The Tribune-TelegraIntermountain Aviation club contest Friday m T- model plane contest The contest be held in the University house March 7 at 1 p m public is invited to witness model Other members of the squadron are Leon Varney Kay Davis Ronald Smith and Quillen MeHarey The squadron averaging the largest number of average points for timed flights will receive a haridabme I A C cup trophy Second and third highest squadrons will receive trophy and cash awards Center Plans On Forum since 1930 Mr Anderton said his copy was Dr Spencer Wright of Salt Lake exhibited at the county fair in City has been appointed chief sur- Pomona Cal 10 years ago and geon of the Union Pacific railroad was bequeathed to his wife Mrs for the territory extending from Grace Anderton her by Prettyman A series of forum discussions on Salt Lake City to Butte Mont mother the subject "Propaganda and Deand from Granger Wyo to Huntfense" will be presented by the ington Ore Ralph E Titus genLion House SOcial Center March 5 eral manager of the railroads 12 19 and 26 at 8 p in in Barratt south central district announced 60 North Main street officers hall Saturday announced Saturday Dr Wright has been district Earl J Glade vice president of surgeon since November 1 1940 KSL and president of the Salt Lake and has been a member of the City chamber of commerce will line's medical staff since January The annual novena of grace serve as moderator for the dis15 1923 of religious devotions will cussions series which will be thrown Mr Titus also announced the be held at the Cathedral of t—ie to questions and comment promotion of Dr D L Gamette Madeleine beginning Sunday s id open of Los Angeles to become chtef closing March 9 it was announc d from the floor during the last 15 minutes of each evening program surgeon for the line from Salt Saturday at the cathedral rectoy y Two speakers will present their Lake City to Los Angeles The devotion le In honor of lit views relative to propaganda and Francis Xavier Jesuit missionary defense each evening in the followto India and Japan in the sixteenth ing order: Arthur Gs eth news anacentury and a patron saint of mis- lyst and commentator: Dr L John sions Nuttall Jr schools Orval Adams Preaching the novena will be the banker Tracy Barham motion plc Ilev Henry Stendebach 0 F M tures Mark E Petersen the press: Levi Edgar Young member of pastor of the Immaculate Concep- Marion C Nelson advertising Mr the L D S first council of seventy tion church Provo He will preach Glade Stephen L Richards memwill be the principal speaker at a sermon daily at 730 p mat and ber of the L D S council of twelve the apostles aI banquet of the John will give short instructions the a 9 a m daily masses and Young Family association Friday The last sermon will be given at 630 p in in the Lion House March 8 but the social center 63 East South Tem- Sunday evening not novena will officially close ple street of all communion until the general In announcing the speaker Sat- those the novena on Monmaking Mrs Genevieve Curtis urday March 9 banquet chairman also reported day morning The story of the heroic death of that a "patriotic theme" would Mervyn S Bennion of Captain govern the entire program Vernon whom One of the for and vocal Community rnavy's new destroyers will be and instrumental selections are named will be retold in a program planne0 broadcast over t h e Columbia Tributes will be paid to the 117 Broadcasting system Sunday at three surviving daughters of Brig830 p m'mountain war time ham Young and to the only surThe naval officer's death was of 18 Max F Emeryk Jolley related viving daughter of Joseph Young declared by the navy department been had the Saturday "N Y A worker most valuable tO Wednesday and told how "he died alone on the bridge of his ship war production" in Utah follolAt West Side Citizens resisted all efforts to take 1‘ state-wid- o having for a search ing off him the bridge" The story Seek claimant to the title will be retold in the program series t frni inaward received the He zones in residential Changes entitled "They Live Forever" tended to beautify the Salt Lake Rulon S Howells state N e °the over nine area west administrator of the Jordan river City and to the end of the present or contestants who had won 1001 Plans FailtrConnell contemplated development between eliminations The honor wt4-Fifth South street and California awarded on the basis of prtOrganization of a Faith Counavenue have been asked by the cisila cluntv and quality of cil for "men and women who behis outnut at the N Y A center liefe faith is a vital power to be Poplar Grove Community associin Logan used to change the tragic situaation tion of the day" is scheduled WedJolley now becomes eligibt Mayor Ab Jenkins and Street Commissioner John B Matheson for 5 election for the nationsl nesday at 8 p m in the Hotel yromisNi a study of the suggested title in competition with winners Utah it was announced Saturday from the other 47 states by Claire Stewart Boyer changes 'Dates Slated For Novena Deviled size can Vienna size can orker ' " :If '' 1 - ' :: ' '' i' ' ? 2! 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Bag LA LA Long endurance flights and three-poilandings are expected by aviation enthusiasts of the "Ground Shy" squadrons "A" and "Li" 'who will enter Friday' s competition in The Tribune-TelegraIntermountain Aviation club's ind ' 2 r 72 Meet Lures Young Pilots rubber-powere- ' I ' t Indoor Plane i Bag I9c' - Gazette which tells of George Washington's death is authentic wax expreamed Saturday by Franklin L Anderton of 53 West Fifth South street after several students and :historians questioned the document's origin The paper which Mr Anderton owns is valued by him at More than $1000 History studPnts pointed out Saturday that reprints been which circuKted have throughout the United State?' are worth about 50 cenl'i ndAsserting that it has been ed down from one generati( 4 to another in his wile's family Mr: Anderton said he was pot tive the copy dated January 4 is an original Reprints have been so freCuent during recent years a Salt ta!ie libranan pointed out that the Library of Congresson has prepared a distinguishing special circular features of the originals The librarian pointed out that two originals—only ones known to be in existence—have been discovered - 41 4(16 '' ''' 1 tr Market Day Seedless 4-l- b pkg b Cello III ::441 '1 GLOBE A-- 1 MACARONI PRODUCTS RAISINS Silo 144d ster County syttitizz PRUNES Ul- ' 1 e :1 A that his copy of the The medicine man for the blues waved his silver-line- d top hat before cheering throngs of Salt Lake theatergoers Saturday and time and time again brought down a packed house with his internationally known query: "Is everybody happy?" It was Ted Lewis day at the Paramont theater and he knew it Me" to the t losing curtain call The master showman who for the orchestra in the background years has been kingpin in his line provided those who remember renditions of good old tunes brought his battered topper his with Ted Lewis featured 'way back his smile engaging blues music and a colorful revue when" Other Entertainers to Sah Lake City for a two-da- y engagement Amazing feats of contortion by June Edwards featured the revue Nobody Disappointed And nobody left the theater dis- along with the harmonies of th Kane sisters acrobatic dancing appointed For the public crowded into the Geraldine and Joe show place to see Ted his band Toni Todd and of course the and his smile little realizing that Lewin shanow grinning "SnowIn addition they would be treated ball" Whittier It wasn't Beethoven or Bach to a topnotch stage show—obBut for the nine out of ten perviously chosen with expert care sons- who like the kind of rhythmaeand presenting a variety of bill- mical "corn" the ings that left never a dull mo- stro dishes out it couldn't be beat ment And from the applause Salt From the opening strains of his Laker obviously like just that theme "When My Baby Smiles at S) ii 1 t! 3Can2Cct Soup ' S Belief s se A I 90 Large Cans for 't Owner Backs Old Paper As Authentic 1 119aueel i 1 - '''' 1 tkl 119: sl A 8 4 1 L- 717 !ZE r A 7"t t 0''?'4- re-Bid- ed 1 4 5 4 : k A ' "'' r s700mrscrs9vsssnit l 4'':'1' the Black Hawk Indian war She was marriedat the age Of 23 to Jedediah Goff of West Jordan They resided in Idaho for 10 yearn returning to Utah in 1923 where Mrs Goff since Her husband died November 30 1923 Recovered from the effects of a fall last November Mrs Goff spends much of her time knitting for the American Red Cross and performing church work Three sons and four daughters are living They are J H Goff of Portland Ore: W R Goff of Rigby Idaho L N Goff of Logan Mn Anna Dowding of Salt Lake City Mrs Ethel Kibbe° of Deaths last week numbered 35 i 17 males and 18 females compared with 29 deaths 11 males and 18 females durtng the same week last year A total of 167 cases of contawere reported last 1 gious diseases week They were mumps 101 cases chickenpox 38 whooping cough 5 German measles 13 common measles 6 and scarlet fever 1 Contagious diseases reported during the corresponding week of 1941 were: Typhoid fever 1 case 3 mumps 3 chickenpox 32 whooping cough 5 German measles 23 common measles 6 and scarlet 1 fever 1 e : - 3 ''' r 1: Y 3'' ' i ':::itritel'i f ' :: i ' 1941 ' -- ' rx Pfs' !i ' ''- ' '-'0s4- ':' :f P i t ki 0 — 4 )1 r It ' s ti '''''' '4 9 "467-'3'- ' H i trh H - tied Blues Fans A II p 11S - ' ! !A'' is' r'ore' lk ' ' ' r J '' 'I "' - i - tires-chairma- :i-- - ' ' ' : ct4e-'4:4-x: ' ' t-- :t' 4' ':r : 44 :: '' 4 ' $ f04471: : ' i Holim8 ""'s— Old Man Stork made an averMURRAY E1ghty-fitrt- h 14 of a to visits age nearly day birthday anniversary of Mrs S Salt Lake City during the past M Goff of Midvale will be obweek- according to a report re- served at the home of a leased Saturday by the city daughterSunday Mrs Mary G Walker board of health 5089 South Cottonwood lane in During the seven days there was a total of 97 births in the city Murray 55 of 'which were girls and 42 Mrs Goff was born in SpringThis compared with 58 ville March 2 1858 a boys daughter of births 24 boys and 34 girls dur- Samuel who Grange fought in ing the correspondng week in - ' il 1 l' ' J'elt i :' :V 11-'- -'' Alt -: 44 ' ' z Twenty-fin- d U '4:-- 4- :: i i tsi:4V Obtain Autos ' 04000001‘ 'i ': East South street Lamont W Passey of 2515 Glen-mar- e street and John Gordon Steele of 1441 Glenmare street Get Tires Applicants granted permission to purchase obsolete-size- d tires are Sheldon B Klenk of 1504 Eleventh East street an employe of the Denver Sc Rio Grande Railroad company Frank E Wise of 1885 Thirteenth East street an electrician and Howard M Grey of 1861 Atkin avenue a postman Certificates for truck tires were issued to Carbo Chemical company 1245 East Twenty-firs- t South ' street Karl S Robinson of 2551 Fifteenth East street Harry Lewis Young of 465 Eighth:Zast street Paul Paulsen comparty of 2109 Berkley street and Mil Dell of 1074 Kensington avenue The board has handled no applications for retread tires Lists Approvals Rationing board 17-- 3 announced its list of approved applications for purchase of tires as follows: Mickelson Transport Lines 760 Jeremy street three tires and one tube to haul fuel oil Burlington 346 Transportation company South Fourth West street 10 tires tour tubes for interstate passenger transportation the Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph company 56 South State street two tires and tubes for passenger car in public utility service Samuel E Holt 464 South West Temple street produce hauler two recapped truck tires and one new tire Royal Knight Coal company 817 Newhouse building— one tube to haul coal Utah Poultry Producers association 1800 South West Temple street one tire and tube to haul poultry E W Taylor 1233 South West Temple street taxicab operator two obsolete tires Alvin August Knuth sen 966 California avenue newspaper carrier two obsolete tires and tubes Rae Cunpingham 149 West Sixth South street musi cian one obsolete tire Application of Fred Cox Jr 459 West Fifth North street an engineer at the Utah ordnance plant was denied after tires on his car were inspected and classified as "not worn out" Mr Cox had applied for four new of the board said '") - 00111ts : '' Permission to obtain new automobiles ordered before January 1 was given six applicants Saturday by commodities board No 17-- 2 while board No 17-- 3 approved a list of tire purchasers Wendell J Ashton secretary of board 17-- 2 said cars will be sold to the state of Utah for the highway patrol J L Ashton of 2688 Alden street T Gordon Smith of Richfield E J Hamilton- of 618 ' ' Was AVonlan Marks kt- - - |
