Show y teg-ifTiirrififit’-TiifwiP- TTiur3a Sljc Morning Provo Slates Air Power C A A Discloses Necessity for Draining of Field Prejudices and Handicaps By Major Tribune Intermountain Wire PROVO — Provo city officials were asked by engineers from the C A A at Santa Monica Cal to submit a written request for draining of the new Provo city airport at Utah lake and also for diking the lake around the airport aren Mayor Maurice Harding said Wednesday night after an inspection of the airport during the day The request should also include an estimate of the cost of such work R W F Schmidt superintendent of airports for the sixth region with headquarters at Santa Monica Cal said Mr Schmidt was accompanied by Frank F Zielinski associate airport engineer and Phillip Hahn airport paving engineer also of Santa Monica Htinwaj Adequate It was agreed by the three C A A engineers and city officials that the two runways at the airport now nearing completion were sufficient and that a third in the tactics south end of the airport w’ould There could be nothing a m adopting nazi not be necessary Mayor Harding seneme m said The two runways are 5800 military organization over-nil an of the shape lugh and 6800 feet in lergth and are command that has proven itself 500 feet wide with a 200-fostrip all too decisively for our comiort of two-inc- h oil mix in the middle and welfare n Can’t we fire any admiral or he said Laying of the oil nux Is now general on the home front? Is the system more important than underway by the Olaf Nelson comthe country? Is it possible that pany of Logan Installing of the the only military and naval system at the airport lighting we can fire or have rireo for also is going ahead rapidly with us are those in command on p the A R Morgan company of combat front preserving these in Billings Mont doing the work command on the home front tc The engineers said that it was supplement mistakes and lack Impossible for the C A A to conQf vision with more of the lime struct roads as this did not come Therefore the under their set-u- p pen sort? If we don't bestir ourselves ity will have to make the most of and if our representatives n't the present road to the airport demand a reorganized defense Mayor Harding reported svstem in the shape of :i three-wa- y Visit Other Ports scheme — army navv an Sur — with command The three engineers have Insupreme over all to coordinate ail the spected airports m Utah and Nedays ahead are even darker for vada en route to Provo including American war fortunes than those at Ogden and Salt Lake those past Citv and will inspect airports at Cedar City and Las Vegas Nev Distributed hv United Feat ia on their return trip to Santa MonS ndteate Inc ica The sixth region includes the states of Utah Nevada Arizona and California Mr Schmidt said The Provo airport when completed will be an excellent one and slightly larger than the Logan said City airport Mayor Harding Jacob City ComEngineer Klmer missioner J P McGuire and MerPROVO— With the first sum-bie- r rill Chrlstopherson manager of term ending Thursday eve- the Provo airport accompanied ning registration for the second Mayor Harding on the inspection term at Brigham Young university will begin at 8 SO a m Mon-fcla- v trip Knrollment activities will be confined to the Maeser building according to Professor A C Lambert summer session dean Students will obtain necessary material at the registrar s office Deaths iThev will go to Dean Lambert and Salt Lake City 53 63 other advisers who will be Installed Robert — Thom Hrhrt Rbrt Flrhth nvpniit nnlnonu of lft lung in the Maeser building to assist 14 Juiv ’them in selecting a satisfactory NHhatir— Nathan Alexander Neibaur P6 Lake atreet hpoaUc pneumonia 95i will then complete program They J til 15 — Msrv Tiernay Fste 74 11 their enrollment at the treasurer’s Kntrs Third Kast Rtret generalized office 14 Jnlv John Darrlgan 66 515 Haw All classes of the second term Parrlgan —avenue thorne traumatic hemorrhagic Julv 2? to August 29 will be encephalHla with hemorrhagic 15 July Wacaeer conducted on the Provo campus WaraMcr — Infant thjrea ia None will be given on the Aspen July 17 49 congrnltal atelecleiE 158 AlUe Darker Hnrkrr Prank Grove campua this year North Mam atrrel ctrrhoala of the liver Julv 17 courses are avail- Gordon Sevent Robert Oordosi fit 152 North able in 14 departments A flexible Third West at reel unknown but ni' ural —Julv 4 curriculum has been set so that Wright Wrijrht Jr 67 41 6 iejh Alma Houtn atreat demands for courses not listed Went 16 July may be satisfied if a sufficient Haft Lawrence Hyatt 57 I’amlrcaleof from carcinoma number of students makes a retoxemia probably 17 Julv lung quest Mamie lyovell 47 Oak City Lovell command for a unified over-a- ll of army navy and air forces The Japs seem to have there a found way to turn the unfavorable and fluctuating north Pacific weather to their advantage Why can't we do the same thing and turn those baboons out of there? There’s no use fooling with assertions that only a few islands in the Aleutians group are in the hands of the Japs That's nonsense forThey the were important enough men and ships Japs to sacrifice to win them and equipment Afid by the same token they mhst be equally vital for us so we can at least kick the Japs out took them for no other reason than that their possession fitted in with Jap strategy The naris haven't wasted any tlsne or effort In their war program on Internal squabbles im-I know' all about the alleged anypossibility of our adopting thing nazi But if It were a nazi gun we’d adopt it in a huriy And to lick the devil I'm afra'd I would adopt some of the devil's “Japan must be bombed to de- - ea w The or !y reason airmen believe that a separate air force is requl- te f r victory is because v e kr" from experience that the van cm services other than our a r services didn’t see this r sir before it burst upon us was b it tin corsequence of the pre’ud ce which has existed f"r t”e past 2 ears in the older se— res against anv thing' with ot Our insistence upon a separate force is based upon recog-rt"- r of the necessity for pre-- T- of course - rat w-r- -- aI e gs u: our-selt- -i t sent air front against through elimination cf tk rf ficiencv tappirg jealous between tRe older services r effort to dominate the in p itant arm of modern warfare of which they knew llt-t- e 1- g a solid -e TV -- e ah-im- cared less airpower d a-- nn sirr la Sea Rattles We iiewed with dismay the pegret — e prohibition of the raw aga'"t the U S army air forte f rg more than a few n er the sea Just reflect how sound1 v that policy was drproved by the battles of the r-d- es Coral sea and Midway both of w r ch were tagged as naval battle but were largely won by alr forces which had to f v long distances over t" sea to get to the enemy These battle proved the vital r ed for reorganization of Uhe rational defense forces into a three-wa- v system — land sea and d an overall high ar — under t o t coordinate all our fight-J-- g la oom-T-iar- v’u The Firtish have been struggling for a supreme high enm-r- r ard and thev have been unable to get one Instead they got they had in peace-- t me three commands all fighting ore another and occasionally f the enemv Here we are a1 onght'rg widely - w th an admiral inseparated charge — he and a general in rharge e th-each answerable to his own Mdiff and n ore of tjiem to ore boss That e equ ppmg an airplane a full ertw without a pilot f np We are n a me in Alaka On a' side there are demands w-- i rts & w-- tn order to give our BYU Awaits New Term em- holiployes a three-da- y day our store will be CLOSED ALL DAY FRIDAY es ot ! In Williams- - A1 Statistics " JULY 24TH and s Saturday arteno-aoleroai- a I JULY 2STH encejrha-lomalaci- a 1 2sv (30 - Ct'eij 1 1 et2 ur FOR THE WILDER -- EXETCHUBiS SUPPLY 1 1 BUILDERS WIST SOUTH 4 etido-rardi- Thtrtv-nlif- tl Fight Injuries Ogden Officers Arrest Two After Fatal Row 151 1 a $250 Student Award Goes To USAC Man LOGAN — Wells M Allred of Emery a sophomore student at Utah State Agricultural college last year has been choaen to receive a $250 scholarship in the fourth national Sears scholarship contest according to word received Wednesday by Dr E G Peterson president of USAC Mr Allred was choserv from a candidates representing state colleges and universities throughout the United States First place in the contest and winfield of 36 ing committee of college deans interviewed the candidates and made final selections from their findings after the students had been rated from briefs This year however the brief was the sole basis of judging In the balloting eight states voted to give first place to Mr Allred Another seven voted him second while two gave hint third The students were rated according to four qualities being judged 50 per cent on scholarship 25 per cent on leadership 15 per cent on personality and 10 per cent on business ability At Utah State Mr Allred is Roebuck scholarship in 1940 Mr Allred has served as vice president of the state F F A organization and was a delegate to the national FFA convention in Kansas City The $250 scholarship award will be made available to the Emery youth to help him through his final two years of school at U S A C it was announced PH V2 two-yea- Women's Colorful LA-SC-3- StyleRight Creations Assorted novelty Btjle In clever colorful designs and patterns Sizes 4 to 8 Worth at least $1 more! 1st Floor Women's and Misses' 2L49 and 298 Value Oxfords o Special Purchase Sale Priced of women’s 249 and 298 Special purchase summer values in a grand choice of styles and colors Buy now and sa$e 1st Floor UutrantM Available Budffit TTTUM naw TEtKX In our offlov --r monat ratio— df Home phone for No oMleuoe (" BENEFICIAL LIFE INSURANCE Rem y—A Office— Salt Lake City COMPANY Heber J Grant President c I dtm) wmi J AervfKad by on F TH Am M! 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This Is GET HEARING HAWNESS IMa MfU ilk Ttbi Vmw — id Galaxy of oak aolea t the war effort US A Grand chronic mvmarditia with auricular fibrillation Julv 20 Gtnsral Electric ond Wcttiaqhousa 5 well-fittin- avenue Aor £Ar“ ZpOD JAvC 1 (3 Price V2 clean shoes Soft white kid style and comfort combined The flexible cushion innersole Cuban heel with rubber lift and a g heel guarantee solid comfort narrow 4 9 Sizes to 1 2 Modern Housing corporation to 274 Rose frame houses 203 F arh $ 3 000 wood avenue H P Kenp frame garage 1348 1 OO 6unovaee aveme Flmer A James frame garage 460 200 Seventh avenue remodel basement Mattie Evan EaM South 169 Thirteenth 996 street Anderson addiinn to frame Fph 623 Downlngtnn averesidence nue 300 W er 'em Kiel frame Ilugenfc! residence 526 Thirteenth avenue 300 - n n n a ma a a a a ' A large selection of new fresh TOOELE Mayor Sol J Selvin of Tooele Wednesday said that he would accept the office of state Julv IS Gooch —Garland Gooch 69 171 Yale ivtdirector for the state of Utah of anue mocaMlUe July 17 the American Retailers associaBeverlv Mary Thorn p Hawkln Hew kin 20 967 YaJe avenue chronic nephritis tion following his nomination and Julv 17 61 Alma Kastner Kerkaiek Kerkalek election at the St Louis conven1490 Third Kant atreet diabetes niellitu tion Julv 18 Orem ate Infant Fox three dv He received word of his election hulectnai nf hinge Tulv 10 the secretary Scott R Tooele Orianna Lehx leifer 74 12 N from Ilfer street corrmarv thromboais Julv 18 Dekins For treasurer — Pas res Haynes Feleraen - John V Petersen 69 Bamiv of a'omach Julv 17 carcinoma Tooele unopposed (D) — 74 Real 175 Ann Nea Sarah Ral For old age Twentv first foirth at real county assessor— Leland S Seriou Prove Juiv 1 6 Plunge Tate Grantaville unopposed (D) Schrader Dorothv Margaret Bihrader 42 loFor 2 i9 Kat South Temple atreet recorder — Mrs Mapen county M 40 W of OGDEN— Miller ti it ie July k bel S Lougy (D) and Mrs Eliza6 Natfreaa Toeph wtobbarf Nnftre who fell beth Ajax (R) both of Tooele 61 L street hemorrhage from internal 2563 Jefferson avenue cartjfj Julv 29 20 feet from a steel cross beam A G For Justice of the J6 Weslev John 65 6 Phillips Phillips to the ground at Ogden srsensl Gnwana (D) Tooele pence atrert fVnler terminal No opposipneumonia 19 July Monday afternoon was reported tion Florence Pldges Dean 75 Hhellev Dean Julv 14 Idaho paralvsla endwardlM For state representative — R Wednesday by attaches of an OgKmest Rammelrneyer 48 Rarrimelmeyer den in a be “serious” to hospital 1009 Hecond avenue cerebral hemorSterling Halladav (D) of Grants-vill- e Julv 20 ondition No oppositioi rhageWilliam Reid Reid 78 150 Harvard News of Record Building Permits 9 Pr ar Retailers Honor Tooele Mayor ha V j rrtil Stylish! 1 In time of War Life Insurance takes on Now more an even greater meamrg than in ordinary times security for the Life Insurance family is paramount dollars suppTy the family’s First Line of In turn these dollars invested Defense In Government Ronds buv Planes Tanks Ships Guns and all the other implements of war thereby helping to prestrve and safeguard the American Way of Life Life Insurance thus serves the double purpose of pro iding Protection and Security for the family and of aiding : Perforated! 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Tooele Lists Candidates Tribune Intermountain Wire TOOELE— County Clerk David Bankhead Wednesday at 5:30 p m announced that the following had filed nomination petitions for the coming county election: For four-yecommissioner — Fred Shelton incumbent (D) of Stockton no opposition r Four commissioner — William R Judd (D) incumbent of Grantaville Roy Garrard (D) and Melvin Griffith (D) both of Lake Point No Republicans For county clerk — David Bank-hea- d ID) Tooele Kenneth Bates (R) Tooele For county attorney - L E Kramer (D) and John C Bryan (R) both of Tooele For sheriff Alma White (D) and Glen S Shields ill) both of "5 P third — AIDING NATIONAL DEFENSE July 23 1912 White Shoes & Oxfords -- OOLuijft® lips fnji '"’BTfjjr WomenVs deg 3 30 nesday Martin was born February 16 1911 at Clarksville Texas a son of Walter and Fannie Liggins Martin He was first employed in Kansas City Mo in the laundry department of the Pullman company Later he was employed as second cook with the Harvey system of restaurants in Kansas City Four years ago he came to Ogden to accept a poaition as second cook and a year later he was advanced to the position of rhef in the Union Pacific railroad's dining car and hotel department On Juiv 2 1940 he married Johnie Mae Norman and the couple had resided in Ogden since Surviving are his widow of Ogden hi mother of Kansas City Mo two brothers Pilvate Walter Martin who is stationed with the U S armv at Fort Leavenworth Kan and Leon Martin of Denver! Colo four sisters Mrs Alma Er-- 1 vi n of Blue Island 111 Mrs Mild- red Jordan Mrs Frankie O’Quinn and Mrs Nina Evans of Kansas City Mo - lik InsBniBco -- — 5 without resistance reported Captain Keeter and he responded freely to questioning later Wed- w'as Sears street h YTH cook for the railroad company who allegedly admitted to police that he knocked Martin to the concrete sidewalk and kicked the victim in the 'face twice as he attempted to arise Also In custody of police was William L Dehornev 31 another negro who was allegedly In company of the two railroad employes at the time of the fatal argument1 lieutenant William K Milligan and Detective Henry G Allred of the Ogden police department who were called to the scene ordered an ambulance to take the victim to a hospital where he died of head injuries at 5:45 a m reported Clifford K captain of detectives who is directing the inarrested vestigation Jones wasavenue at a hotel at 2548 Wall by Lieutenant Milligan Detectives Allred and George Theobald and Patrolmen F M Gill and D T Burke Dehornev was arrested on atreet by Delower Twenty-fift- h tectives Theobald and R F Peterson Jones surrendered to officers Robert J Spltze a sophomore at the University of Arkansas Two other $250 scholarships were won by Jack r Coner of Purdue university and Willard E Carson of the University of Georgia In past years the letter to President Peterson explained a judg- majoring In agricultural economics Early in high school he was active In the South Emery chapter of the Future Farmers of America and as a junior was elected president of his chapter As a high school senior jie was reelected president Jf the F F A chapter and later was chosen preAdent of the state organization in Utah Since entering USAC on a Twenty-fift- r SfttRiDUltdirrrj OGDEN — One negro railroad chef was dead Wednesday and another was In custody of Ogden police following an altercation between the two early Wednesday morningh near the Intersection ave-of street and Wall Twenty-fiftnue Dead is Carlin Lee Martin 31 of 2546 Wall avenue chef for the Union Pacific railroad on the run between Ogden and Butte Mont Arrested and held for investigation in connection with Martin's death was Hezekiah Jones 18 of -- f jl Succumbs to PPKINGVILLE— A two-cit- y commercial aviation tie-u- p between Springville and Fork is being Spanish sought by aviation enthusiasts of the two communities and Joe Bergin state director of aeronautics it was revealed here Wednesday following a conference among Mayor W W Clyde of Springville Mayor John E Booth Of Spanish Fork Mr Bergin and the Springville citv council Mr Bergin suggested a pooling of finances for improvement of the airport at Spanish Fork as a possible means of securing federal and state aid to make the port one of the most active in the state A joint meeting of the two city councils will be calledcon-at an early date to further sider the plan officials said ner of the $500 scholarship - - - Railroad Clicf Cities Weigh Plans lo Pool Airport Move for Airport Dike Want? 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