Show I zItt Sports Local News Classified Ads Radio Programs Page 11 'The Mrs' Examines Emblem Women Foil Aerial Hero Pays S L Brief Visit t ti7-in- g (441) ie doo )00 6s k AR4 Mrs C - 11-17- 13 Official Urges Reghnenting Of Japanese on Farin T A v4 girded D S C Salt The former Laker son of Mr and Mrs C J ld was Cal awarded the distinguished service cross for sinking a transport and downing three Jap Zero planes in a sLrge action The "Swoose" on which he has bombardier in many of the fiercest battles of the war had to brave enemy fire in bringing General Brett to the United States cn 'its record breaking trip Sergeant Reeves is firmly convinced that American pilots are vastly superior to Japanese that the Zero plane though fast and has definite weaknesses Flying Fortress is the itricky the in the sky today plane "Sure we've had trouble with "It can the Zero" he admitted trnaneuver better than American But we know how to fight piares t now and it's nothing to worry about especially when you consider the superiority of American pilots" The Flying Fortress cannot be surpassed as a combat ship Sergeant Reeves said It is particularly effective at high altitudes I f (Continued on Pare Seventeen) Says 'Warmer' Light coats which have blossrred forth in the evenings and not so light blankets which have drawn chinward during the 7ast few nights may find themQelves losing some of their appeal f the weatherman is "on the -- a rn Is: The forecast for Monday warmer Sunday the mercury played over wide arc starting with a chill IS in the early morning hours and max:-rurover to a as a cheery late summer rA -- ee radiated its warmth through rarly fallin breezes the sclith did the therOnly mometer climb wove the western city mark and Fun ee temper- ures in the sevens according h r weather bureau releases was one of the cool Fpots reported with a low of 41 Tin-Uta- ! during the predawn pe- Maximum and minimum tern eraZures over the nation were: III srh Low 61 89 IIIhuguerctue N 66 89 Itlanta Ga 58 65 Plismarek N Dak -- 89 Thk-ag-o Denver Colo 7rand Junction Colo Paul o -- Vto 88 88 90 78 79 91 83 75 89 77 73 61 60 70 74 61 46 67 69 46 65 48 71 80 75 76 SA' Approximately 900 Salt Lake school teachers will begin their year's work Monday when the annual preschool institute convenes at 9 a tn at South high school Tuesday morning school bells will ring for 33000 to 34000 Salt Lake school children Registration and class organization will take place in all buildings' Tuesday and the children will be launched upon their year of study by Wednesday morning Chief Reed E Vette'rli reported all zones near city schools have been brightened with new paint and warned all motorists to "use extra caution" with the open- ' of-Poli- ce Stevenson of 3400 Elev- 14L Pictured are upper right They were arrested by Detectives E J Blazzard and J J Ferrin at Ninth West and North Temple streets at 3:20 p m 10 minutes after the holdup attempt occurred Six shots were fired as the officers chased the fleeing sus- William Leon Cook 18 left and Bud Richardson Croft 20 robbery suspects whose arrest followed- dare ing action by three women The women are Mrs O P Olafson upper left i Mrs C J Ilarward lower left and Mrs C J Stevenson O P Olafson operator of the service station Is lower p right Cook 18 Croft 20 Bud Richardson and pects The escapade began the detectives said when the youths stole a coupe from a parking lot on place sometime after 1 Exchange m ing Tuesday morning "This especially applies to newcomers to Salt Lake City who are unfamiliar with our school zones" Chief Vetterli said "They should be doubly cautious in order to avoid traffic accidents" Dr L John Nuttall Jr superintendent of schools renorted Sunday that school staffs are organized for the year's Nvork and that there have been no more changes than necessary ‘ - - Owner of the automobile was Dr A E Callaghan of 1159 Gilmer drive Drive Into Station At 3:10 p in they drove into a Oil Utah company servager of the Growers' Market company and former state commis- ice station Refining at 503 North Second sioner of agriculture in letters sent Sunday to Governor Herbert Vest street where they attempted the holdup B Maw and members of the congressional delegation While Croft waited in the car By Q N Malmquist for a getaway Cook entered the He also urged more strict con- Tribune Intermountain Wire Candidates for nominations in Tuesday's primary will turn service station and pointed the trot of Japanese declaring they 30—A Lake Salt BEAVER Aug pistol at Mr Olafson and demand- woman was killed and her hus- their attention Monday to the job of getting their supporters out "are moving along most all of ed the money from the cash regthe roads in the night without any ister band was seriously injured Sun- to the polls This is the vital phase of any campaign and especially deImmediately female fury at 6:30 a m when an auto- so when the vote is light ailt is expected to be this year supervision or restrictions" scended upon him as the three day mobile in which they were riding Polls will open at 7 a m Nears Acute Stage women who were in the station plunged 135 feet down an embankthe state and will re- at the time attacked him from ment on Pine Creek hill 13 miles Emphasizing that th f arm 7 p m A list of all sides until 91 on here north of labor shortage is now reaching an highway 51 his gun Mrs Olafson Everill Ignoring Giles the Grace Mrs for Salt Lake of United pf the The first places polling Mr platoon acute stage Smith complained and her sisters started by pulling 2027 East Ninth South street Salt be will in the "Mormon States county marine published corpsis "it his hair and knocking his glasses Lake City died en route to a that practically impossible issue of The Lake Salt Tuesday to hire a Japanese laborer" and battalion" arrived in Salt Lake off a brain of Cedar City hospital Tribune and voters who know the quickly withdrew and Jump- hemorrhage Backing Donald M Nel"the only way that he will take City Sunday afternoon and was ingHeinto the coupe fled with Croft son's request for no letdown number of their district can learn Her husband J S Everill 53 a to Governor Herbert part in the production of food is presented The detectives' report tersely Salt Lake City fireman suffered In war industries on Labor where to ballot by consulting this honornamed been Maw who has by placing him upon the land by ary colonel and commanding of- commented: "No money was ob- shoulder and neck injuries and day September 7 labor list in this robbery as the rob- was taken to the hospital for treatleaders Sunday announced Those who do not know which way of lease or sale" ficer of the battalion Governor tainedwas resisted the women" there would be no large-scal- e bery by ment some district they reside In can He said that Japanese in Maw has proclaimed voting Monday to an alarm given observance of the holiobtain the information by calling sections are taking over the truck through Saturday as Utah Marine byResponding Driver of Car Mr Olafson detectives the in Utah this year day The Tribune-Telegrainformation week drove to the west side of town and R Wilson secretary-treasurJ gardening business and "we are Corps Dean Nicholl 26 of 814 East or the will The have its department only public chased the car to Ninth West and Ninth South street a certain that a number of these of the State Fedor clerk's office to see the group as a North ty opportunity American-bor- n are streets that Stanand of Temple eration Japanese of Mr and Mrs Everill was driver Labqr unit in a parade through the busi3 lay Vote Monday trained in the vegetable business ness of the car His wife Mrs Donna ley Duffin president-secretar- y 2 p m Jumps Out of Car distridt: at Monday are making large profits while d C each of the state 25 and Nicholl 10 Everill year-oltheir Persons 'who will be out of the Through the courtesy of Colonel Cook out of the car and our own sons are drafted into the Hubert Geraldine also were that their members reported B Hopkins commanding ran westjumped daughter county during voting hours Tueson North street amount that officer of the Salt Lake army air service at the small in war industry Temple in the car but with employed cast their ballot Monday passengers may day with Detective Ferrin after him the driver escaped injury: is being paid to the soldier" would "work as usual al9 a m and 10 p m at between base band will the airdrome march When the detective fired six shots He said it is his opinion that Sheriff Jasper Puffer of Beaver though Mr Duffin said a the county clerk's office in the (Continued on Page Twenty) at his feet Cook- stopped: Mean- county If Japanese are considered dansmall observance may be made who the investigaand county building County city while Detective Blazzard held — in services the armed held in Carbon county tion said the party was en route gerous they Clerk Alvin Keddington decided to in Croft car the would bear more watching in civilto Salt Lake City after visiting planned so it will not interkeep his office open for advance Taken to the police station the Sammy ian life ' Everill a son of the victim fere with work in the mines balloting until 10 p in as a consuspects were identified by Mr and a member of the'United States venience for defense workers Produce Vegetables Olafson his wife and her sisters army in California many of whom leave for projects Cook and Croft were in Jail by 4 The sheriff said no other car "Many Japanese nationals" Mr in Weber Davis Utah and Tooele — now in pm was and added accident involved the "are Smith producing counties before 7s a m and return Police said retheir arrest direcMrs may that possibly the driver dozed Betty Eckhardt May vegetables in the neighborhood of after 7 p m sult in the solution a of holdup momentarily on the winding road Park City Heber Peoa and Rock- tor of the national citizens com- which occurred Voters in this situation should Saturday night as The machine overturned four times be sure to cast their ballots Monport Most of them leave these mittee of the White House con- One of the suspects resembles dewas the descent and districts at about 2 a in and evening as the law requires a description given by the during Except for short vacation trips day molished he added come down through Parley's can- ference on children in a democracy closely to close promptly at 7 the polls victim C to Walter from a Miller miles few points only yon past the Mountain Dell res- arrived In Salt Lake City Sunday West First North street of 240 Born in Salt Lake p m Tuesday here travel tourist has practically ervoir and other military areas for meetings with the Utah CitiThose who apply for ballots Mr Miller a Yellow cab driver Whether any of the occupants disappeared from the railroad pic- Monday will They report to us that there are zens' committee be required to take was robbed of a $3 bandit who were thrown clear of the vehicle ture by no restrictions they go and come G Wheeler of San an oath that their duties do take he "was Joseph The committees citizens' reported being not been determined had thoughtful an as as they want This is given pending them out of the county during organized in each state are lay enough to refund 25 cents for further questioning of the persons Francisco general passenger agent the example because they are moving and fare" Western for Pacific regular balloting hours Tuesrailroad the concerned groups Involved along all the roads to Salt Lake with professional in said day Lake Salt children and working togethSunday City Mrs Everill was horn in Salt according to their own City with state defense councils For Despite loss of tourist traffic Point to Light Vote Lake City and had resided here all statements without any restric- er has been the past year attention has been her life She was a member of passenger movement because tions at all hours of the night as concentrated of last Registratiops the demand for on wartime problems than heavier year S L D the church of as the all hours well day" trav- absentee ballots and the general and other as such for necessary military nurseries besides husband daytime her Surviving Mr Smith said the officials el he said public intetest displayed in the of working mothers child (Continued on Page Twenty) "should institute immediately a' campaign all point to a light vote and and conditions labor living convention Mr Keddington estimates that it Closing a three-da- y thorough investigation" of the sanitation overfrom resulting members of the Rocsky Mountain matters complained of will fall below the 1938 primary crowded housing facilities Federation of Mineralogical Sowhen approximately 33000 of the Mrs May said Sunday visited Pelican point west state's 275000 or more residents of the Utah committee is to cieties a mineral sped-me- n of voting age exercised their franhave "children in Utah grow up of Utah lake for chise digging excursion to maintain and cherish Following t h e field trip the The size of the vote however democracy" She is meeting with group went swimming at Black be determined to a considerwill lithe Utah committee to smooth out Rock beach wrote he The Salt Lake City public lia" "Unfortunately able degree by the work of the and Saturday Friday difficulties Salt at the present time I am out of various organizationalone sessions of the annual convention brary had $20 Sunday and didn't is campaign organizations on stop in a tour of were conducted American currency so enclosed know what to do with it! Births in Salt Lake City for Lake City in the University primary day states from She arrived Chinfind out notice checked eight H with $20 week Julius the your of Utah Union building Vosberg ending Friday jumped ese currency which at the presa book titled "Small Boat Saito 168 28 more than for the Reno Nev and will leave Tuesday ent rate of exchange here covers same week in 1941 according to night for Cheyenne Wyo ling" last November while he was stationed at Fort Douglas the bill" a report issued by the Salt Lake A On the Utah committee are D Navy Duty Summons Skeen chairman Judge Rulon Enclosed were two crisp "10 He was transferred suddenly City board of health Clark Antone K Romney and Salt Lake book and on Decem- ' yuan" Chinese bills But evithe Births of males and females W forgot Physician Mrs L K Nicholson ber 10 1941 Librarian Julia T dently nobody in Salt Lake City presented identical totals of 84 —the federal reserve bank the same its way a noThe situation 'prevailed Dr Cyril L Vance Salt Lake Theft of a wheel and tire from Lynch started on American Express—knows what his car was reported to police Sunbook to him week and practicing tice of the over-du- e City during the corresponding epidemiologist Hold Outing —wherever he might be last year when 70 males and Lodges they're worth One bill Miss day by John W Erickson of 279 physician Sunday had received or70 females were born Also The notice finally reached him Lynch has put in the library's West Second South street Members of all Salt Lake ders to report to Mare Island th archives the other waits action Mr Erickson said thieves jacked there were deaths of one male branches of the Independent Order two weeks to be commissioned a in China where he is stationed and one female babies under one of Odd Fellows and the Rebekah lieutenant in the 'United States with a bombing unit in the air pending a meeting of the board up his car and stole the tire and As for payment of the fine the wheel while it was parked near force Not ignoring the stateyear this past week whereas lodgesconducted their annual joint navy medical corps Dr Vance who has served as ment as he might have done Mr last year there were four deaths outing Sunday at Maxfield lodge library staff isn't worried Their his home Saturday night friend said "If Lee Williams of 852 Arapahoe of each sex Other Salt Lake In Big Cottonwood canyon Eighty-fiv- e city epidemiologist three and a half Vosberg penned a letter to Miss avenue told police thieves entered the dated July 18 keep City deaths for the week totaled persons were present at a years said he would submit his Lynch just " 38 compared with 29 in the corand I'll make proper his garage ' Saturday night and If I remember correctly Isoldier program which included games resignation to the city commission 1941 saw book stole a tire in in after the war" week Austra week hikes and last luncheon the your supper responding coming during a Costs S L Woman's Life Governor IllaNy Welcomes Mormon Group Candidates Prepare To Dru lit Up Votes Workethroughout Labor Day - t - - m er (5-751- 1) son-in-la- w (4-48- 56 I 52 41 67 Official Plans Child Parleys Railways Note Lull In Vacation Trips - chil-dre- n e that-purpos- Births in S L Total 168 this Mineralogists Go To Pelican Point Soldier Pays Library Debt t With Chinese Currency Salt Lakers Report Theft of Tires 4 I - Authorized Changes Administrative staff changes In schools of the city authorized by the board of education last May will take effect Monday and for the first time three L D S ward halls in the southeast section of the city will become public school classrooms The staff changes will place the following in new assignments as S Allen school principals:-Fran- k East high school: J J Harris Irving lower division high school Marion L Harris Jackson schoOl Miss Mary Hammer Columbus - Beaver Crash - 21 - Weather Alan nit ma7num J enth East street Held in City Jail Held in the city jail for Investigation On attempted robbery and auto theft were William Leon Prepare To Begin Year's Tasks - er Modest About Deeds Or (and this is where Mrs Reeves appears to weaken) his modesty over all these accomplit merits Coming straight from the hottest combat zones in the Pacific war theater Sergeant Reeves Master Sergeant Charles T Reeves gives "the Mrs" a closeup spent Sunday resting at thethome view of his "Swoose" emblem which designates him as a cf friends lltr and Mrs John D crew member of the South West 818 Proctor at flying fortress which recently Eighth street where his wife and three broke existing speed records in a flight from Australia to The children also are visiting the United States Reeves formerly lived in Salt Lake Ck City when Sergeant Reeves was stationed at the Salt Lake airdrome While taking his toll of enemy planes and ships by dropping bombs from- the "Swoose"' army's famed flying Fortress Sergeant Reeves gained an optimistic view cf the Pacific war picture —Now we're pushing them back" The regimenting of Japanese both citizen and alien for labor "We :weren't prepared on he said farms "at a price not to exceed that paid the soldier Utah In st-them before but from now on we travel only one direction who is in the armed forces" was urged by David F Smith man- north" 900 Displaying exemplary nerve In the lace of a pistol brandished by one of the bandits the women grabbed him tore his hair knocked his glasses off and gave him such a mauling that he fled with his accomplice and gave his would-b- e victims an opportunity to sound an early alarm Nemesis of the youths' short-live-d escapade collectively speakof ing were Mrs O P Olafson 263 West Second North street wife of the service station opera tor who was the bandits' intended victim and her sisters Mrs C J Harward of 1514 Lincoln street and this country Reeves of Bakersfield Teachers Set Preschool Meet Today ' later - NN-y- Page Thirteen f Two youths who attempted to stage a daylight hoidup at a Salt Lake service station Sunday afternoon met with unexpected resistance from three women who thwarted the robbery and started a ended with spectacular chase that 10 minutes arrest of the culprits choose from Sunday: Sergeant Reeves' winning the distinguished service cross His official record of destroying five Jap Zero fighters one heavy crliiser one light cruiser one destroyer and three transportsHis participation in the battles el' Java New Guinea Coral sea and Australia His participation in the flight from Australia to the United States which recently broke existing speed records in bringing Lieutenant General George H Brett commander of allied air forces in the southwest Pacific to )klahoma City Irinsha Net) P ek sprinrs Louis Mn -Lake Airport alt -an Antonio Texas heridan NN'yo Tintic Utah kstaallington D C 8) Principals in Thwarted S L Robbery Detectives Nab Pair After Thrilling Chase muk('9ktZ Only "difficulty" about being the wife of Master Sergeant Charles T Reeves United States army atr corps bombardier is in to find out which of his several accomplishments to be proludest about Here's what Mrs Reeves had to York City (5-741- Attempted S L Holdup By Hays Gorey )den Call U S S Former Mahn Appeared in Major Battles Ntinneapolis-S- t W Orleans Set-vice! Salt Lake City Utah Monday Morning August 31 1912 Pa rt Two 'rt ake qitibunt Entertain a Man in the for Arrangements! 0 school Miss Zeta Morris Doucrlas school Frank Poulson Whittier school Lynn Hales Edison school Mark Lloyd Grant school Miss Bertha Forrester Franklin school Emil Nyman Lafayette school' Miss Margaret Morgan Hamilton school Daniel Stewart Hawthorne school Miss Freda ICiser Highland Park school: Miss Edith Ryberg Iiintah school Matthew Noah Sumner school Miss Inez Wilcken Liberty schooll---F- Boyd Squires 0ouirrh school Mrs Eva K Pyke McKinley school: Miss Lois Andersop Whittier school Miss Eva May Green Wasatch school and E W Frazer Washington school Become Classrooms L D S ward halls which will become classrooms are the Edcrehill at Fifteenth East street and Blaine avenue the Sugarhouse at 2000 Twelfth East street and the ParSouth and leys at Twenty-firs- t Twenty-firs- t East streets The board of education last spring rented the three halls to be used as classrooms for kindergarten first and second grades in the Garfield school district Punils above the second grade in the district will attend the Garfield school at Fifteenth East street and Westminster avenue Dr Nuttall and Howard Barker superintendent of buildings and grounds will speak at general sessions of the institute First general session will begin at 9 a m Sectional Meets Sectional meetings will begin at 9:30 a m followed by a general session at 10:45 a m The Salt Lake City School Teachers' Retirement association will hold its regular business session at 11:45 a m and at 12:30 p rrt a luncheon for all teachers will be held in the school cafeteria Faculty meetings will be held in all units throughout the city beginning Monday at 2:30 p m Offices of the board of education at 440 East First South street will be closed Monday until 2p in - Vespers 'Conducted "The Effectiveness of Prayer-- wasthe subject of a sermon on ered 7 deliv- the steps Sunday evening of the state capitol by the Rev E F Weske pastor of the Murray Baptist church: The vespers service was attended by members of the Burlington Murray and Itlo Grande Baptist churches Infantry Retains Hard Task of Land Invasion - Although bombers may flatten the axis cities and the navy may sink all enemy ships“he boys of the infantry will take over a principal role in "taki-nenemy territory" The armored spearheads which will drive to the hearts of enemy territory will be manned by the army and the actual taking over axis territory is the for men of the tough job ahead - infantry These soldiers will march on Berlin and Tokyo a f ter the bombers have arrived These boys in the end are the ones who will insure our victory I |