Show 2 l'-'- tv - Salt gakr 47bc Monday Morning TEtibutte -- Mushrooms In Wendover On Account of the War ' ' Ration of Rail Travel Seen As Possibility ix' ' - Crowd Celebrates Completion In Single Day : -- s : !: - : :A ' '' '''''S 71?'' K ' - ' :"? 4" ' "--- ' :"3' 0 2:: 5: '' 4" s:'') - it "1: 5 - '''- ' 4r i r - : — -- ? - : : : '' r- - :1:: f'' 4: : te 'llar''' ' '' 11 3' A:k4'' r 9- ':' -- - e6 ''' ' ' :x" ''' 4 :'" - '''- :Yf::''':: - - ' :" - '" 4 I '' ::::: ":y3" t 4 '" t : I" ' zt'' """wt4" '4 f:: : ' 4 : 1:1e s r'44:41 :f'''''''''''''-- '' ' - a Ad2t- '4-i- 4 : -- !' ' 54": ' - T ' t 7- "—:'o I akv4 tv f''St1 gat ' FIELD—A new 4t45 'Y :'go‘ki'i w s z ) s's tl Sun404'i: ' ek :' '1tlr : i a hospitality center stood heremenu' ti:--17V ? ? a and 3" day—duly initiated ?" 114 t trient to hard and speedy labor e"")" e) :2'-:vA ' : V: ': ::1!::' !! Many bands and strong backs ::1 7: td ::: : rmade quick work in the dawn-todus- k i -- -—( iv completion Saturday of the -structure built for use of the 4 'Second air force personnel stavilakk114" ' '' 0: '''''''' ' 3'422 4''' '"' : 44 4 W' '''''''' ' tioned here : '' 5y n 1e ' rWAVIOPIV:02 4 ' 0iliffeik:11 Air base enlisted men and offior cers assisted by Wendover citizens d ' 4V- 1 2'''' '' ' young and old rolled up their ' '''' '' ' : ''''''' ' W1 i4101' '''''''r '''''''''''''''''' 11016e8R"iring"'"t91!41141""1"444''Se1)t2 4" rr sleeves gnd plied saws and ham' it ' ' '' ' ' ' con' ' '4"4:' '' ' '' t:4:--: :''''i'' 40trAtee "'''' "' Alitf0424444tS04i t4N - ' '' merSstp complete the one-da- y ' 4'''''4Z truction of the building which will needed lounge and recrea4 '' P 1 4'44464444111414111144-:' i r" - ' 12''''2?"'' 144'444442k" '"-tional facilities for the men when y tAegirill :4!:3zE off post i:":::"'"-N-' -- At '' -44''' ' -' : '7'Ai-- ' 4 Gather for Celebration 1 j1c and ' civic '''' ' dignitar- t:"77) girls Pretty Elko ' 1 lophie :4 - -- ies from Ely Wells McGill ! Kin-ber4 and Ruth Nevada and '6' ''j 11'"'''ogNi4t4gegre-rgesoarAti4111M0101-4 OA ' '4 tii 4 looloor: from Tooele and Salt Lake City f ) rp 4 c443 zathered in Wendover to celebrate t - -I Iche accomplishment of the service f ' tk l ' ' r i U t 1 :men and civilians and Joined in a ' Aa--' ' a dance in followed by I banquet The air base 1""''''uk 44 the new structure I ' 4 ' furnished the music for 1 ' ' '4”'' 4 1 1411104411446444 '111 o64 3mot r r J the dance : t :' i : '' 4 '' i be will 3 center The hospitality t' :ii : ': ' ' 4 ' ' :' 1 : ': :‘gg'7' c 'C: ? Walter t 5'' rnperated by the LIS O ' ' :! ' g ' rA 41 gV Scanlon newly appointed US 0 riirector at 'Wendover will be in ' t 4A 1"I-1 - R WEIN-DOVE- 17- :- 4 : : 4 4 - --- - p ir ) i it t- mX - k - - -- R- s : - ? ei0 vv 441 - '''' - -- y - V 14 zc ':':::c 06 i 44-- A ' 4' '6'''' S : :'1 :f - -- - ''' - - ' : :x: " ': : ' ' - ! 4" 5 Ar - 4011141 oi' t'- - 4 - " 3r:-- r ' :''' - i 'is- ---- r ly - ''' -- ' t-- 4A1---ora- - '''1410--- 41M-1- C-- - g 4 1 ii: : - -- r --- - ' - - - - - "411111411444u4444 4 '' '''' - r43-- 4 - ' t- 1 :: - 4 raecehe Telegrams Congratulatory telegrams from of many states were the banquet- Gus F Back-:na- il secretary of the Salt Lake hamber of commerce sent a Ebipnrent candy which was distribted at the dance aovernors - - - - - t 5 5' - - : : 1 — ' - k4'---k''r'- - ' r ' - ' - : :: - ::yZ 'Y'' 'Se: :zc 0 - ot llasons Slate ieptember lleets in S L ing section of 's :: :': :- ' :: 4 4i4::ZA:ztZ "T"-shap- building floor and lights installed ed Utahns Win Promotion Obispo Troops Swim Face Services In Armed Ocean In "-- Oily - - t 1:'''''' : r r ‘ ' ': New Utah Bene(liGts Join Air Corps Eight of 24 air cadets enlisted Saturday at the Utah recruiting division 179 Motor avenue'were married and the average age of these eight married men was 22 years This is indicative of the popu- larity of war marriages Of the eight married men four were only 20 years of age meaning that they had to have written consent of their parents in order to marry and in order to enlist Deaths 0 ' - -- Masonic bodies Petrea Henderson Nelson Henderson Nelson ST 020 South West Temple street died ilk a Salt of Lake hospital Sunday at 4 :55 pneumonia Nelson was born in Denmark Mrs She had lived in Salt April 30 1885 Lake City 20 years She is survived by her husband August O Nelson five datightrs Mrs Neil Bogen of Oroville Cal and Miss Lydia Andersen mias Betty Louise Andersen Mrs R E Walkinshaw and Mrs R E Condie all of Salt Lake City two sons Axel J Andersen United 'States army and George W Andersen United - States navy and four grandchildren Funeral services wIlle conducted Wednoon at 260 East South Temple nesday street by Oetvald C Hardman bishop of Friends may the Thirteenth L D 8 ward call at the place of funeral Tuesday from 4 to 8 p m and Wednesday prior to time of services Burial will be In the Logan city cemetery Mrs Petri am 'F -1 : temple 3 and Kaibab Argenta lodge No 25 F & A M will hold No de I initial meetings Tuesday unher ' er direction of Worshipful Mas- rrs W A Carter and G Zahnor Awards respectively Acacia lodge No 17 of which i' V Rirhards is the master has &lied its members to meet on rhurszlay while W G Walker raster has announced a meeting f Wasatch lodge No 1 for 1L Other blue lodge busie-ss sessions are Mt Mariah lodge :o 2 of which Alex Brown is aster-an- d Progress lodge No 22 !'whicia Dewey H Bemis is masSep-'emb- er r on September 14 The Salt Lake chapter Order of HeMolay will assemble Friday El Kalah temple AAONM S 7:1 begin fall work on September s with the Utah Commandery 1 Scottish Rite meeting on 'eptember 17 York Rite bodies hien have lust completed particiatom in Ithe General Grand Chapkr and Council triennial convenohs have not announced any leetings—as yeL - - L Library Sets r 'Jaycees Plan S L Parley -- -- - ' - l- - 0 '- 2 $: ' isr--- - Al 4 life-savi- 4 1- 1 Salt 7ake City public lirary will resume its regular Tuesday after being on shifts throughout the Irrmer The library at 13 South State 'The be open week days cm 9 a moaritil 10 p rri with e circtilation department open cm 9 a rn to 9 p rn and the iiIctrens department downstairs )en from 9 a m to 6 p rm :re-e- t -- - L Children Finish )efense Studies Salt The first class 'of about children will receive certifites from the state civilian office after completion of a course Tuesday afternoon hen they will give a practical At fire station No 123 East Ninth South street Instructed in fighting fires and vathe boys and girls mast comete 10 hours of Red Cross first d trai-- '' in addition to their '22:er course 30 E2'15e de-::- se 41 i L t - c Christian A Severson 11) — Christian A Severson 79 well known reaulent of Provo died Sunda iti a local hospital of causes incident t a age after a six weeks' illness for sell Mr severson was at 70S SMIth eral yearn while livins was of th a Tie avenue member versity Provo seventh Day Adventist church He was born in Oslo Norway in 1463 When he came to this country is no He was married and lived in Sal t mown Lake City many wears until his wits died Her name is uuknown Funeral services will be conducted Wed nesday- at 2 p m in the Berg mortuar H Hicks of th chapel with Elder Seventh Day Adventist church in Salt Delo : City in charge PR-OV- Norma Miller --' Bus Line Receives Transport Permit at Lucy-Mow- ht Noted Band Wendover Stop - ht - ' 77!114 ntzlanrzes o William Byron Peterson CALINTIETI)ATE5 Justice of the Supreme Court W BAKER E Democratic candidate for aulirerris'orihrt inatice Exercise your Democratic privle legeVot at tne primaries J M BRONSON Third district Presiding World war Ijudge American DAVID W MOFFATT'- Ten years of service supreme court of Uteri State as lurtice of the Reelect tam! District - Senate--6t- h- Promises protection to school children defense workers railroad ivs ducts crude oil from titan coal MRS E E ERICKSON A socially progressive economically Bound legislative record Intimately Acquainted with scnoot community and ramtly reeds Lo!a Enlistments enlistments in Unite( following States armed mervices were reported at urday by Salt Lake district recruiting di The GEORGE W HAYCOCK Liberal and progressive legislation benefit the majority of 'the peopiek LABOR - rectors: U S Navy CANDIDATE An able atatestnati a 'qualified 1411P Ernest Arthur Dahill! 43 anti Ofsti !Mrs maker MACFARLANE IS TIIE MANI fret 1740 Solit h laii Betty A cart John Vreeketi 22 Los Ahgeles Ar wild Thomas Hews rd 21 Evanston Wyo P S 1PETEMARTHAKIS Max Letiratitie Richards 22 owl of Mr of bonne of representatives— mptritr 1224 'Elatiti 1935-1and Mrs Calvin W Richards i Floor lender 1937 knit East gt rtiet itudtirth A MI feint :43 0311 eiootion is your assurance of lower taxes of Mr end Mn Etnene Andrew! Helper: William Thomas Freeman 21 son of Mrs BEN E ROBERTS Harriet Page Freeman Riverton: - Albert Paul Wyanco 20 Paiute! Colo:- Frank INDEP EN DENT PROGRES'SIVE E Mrs Maude Jay Bardole 20 son of QUALIFIED FOR THIS OFFICE Bardole- 671 Roosevelt avenue Clyde Rob en Thomsen 21 son of Mrs ElizabethWil-T MRS IVA WILLIS 444 Eighth East street Thomsen Stands for putting teeth In Illtah laws liam LeGety Beck 21 son of Mr and Mrs for catients in our mental James H' Beck Alpine George Rogewn affecting pieties inatitutions 20 son of Mrs Hanna B Roizersow Og Mrs den: Ralph James 22 husband of West N CHILI) STANLEY F James 407 North Second Dorothy rieriticed Qualified TrustworthY street: Burkley smith Reynolds 21 San ' MyExPledge in to serve all the people for 45 Francisco Heber Francis Stephenson the gresiert benefit of Utah Lewis soiyeof Mrs 1Ouisa W Stephenson Franklin Harrison Geary 30 nephew eCT Mrs Josephine Geary Morgan Carlyle Desmond McPhie 17 son of Mr and Mrs Senate-- 6th William IV MePhie Price: David Kent Term of Wendell Grover) Cameron 20 son of Mr and 'Mrs George Afton Cameron North West Tern pie of Mr and Pireet: Steve Paztil 24 LYNN S RICHARDS Mrs John Pazell Midvaie: Warren Charles MorPalmer 19 Baraboo W Eimr Lawyer part president Salt lAsitir Par ronociation ran 31 husband of Mrs Merle Morgan "Utah can help win the war reet HMI C through mound efficient government" 3217 seventeenth Fast Meverhoffer 21 huatiand of Mrs Norma PrOVO Vrn Morgan Smith HUBERT COCHRAN Meyerhoffer 21 husband Of Mra Elaine Almon Smith Indorsed by labor and the blind 20 Clearfield: Perry Franklin Owena he mill tmir the uederrrivi Paul LaMar Crostigroye Antlers Okla on of Mr and Mrs Petti B 241 Eufemin Salazar Jr son Magna: Senate-- 6th SHIPIZar Sr Of Jr and Mrs Eutemiostreet 4:1A West Seventh South Layton (Unexpired Term of Charles W Spence1 Mn 25 husband of William Bloomfield Catherine D Bloomfield Salt Lake City: FULLMER H LATTER Frank Brown 40 son of Mrs Doily MeFerson Brown Clearfield: Herbert Lynn President Granite high 2i1 Secretary treasurer Teamsters' Union part five Davis 18 on of Mr and Mrs John year& Davis Salem: Arthua Vernell Mooney 29 President Utah State Federation of LAbor son Of Mrs Ffilth Olive Fullmer Price: AFL Rodney Paul Funk 41 Long Beach Cal ONG' State District State- District 20 T U S Artny L CROMNEY qualified man for an Trained rind experienced in well:t labor and adMinistration problem& A Roosevelt son Alma K Johnatun 21 of James L Johnstun ' Army Air Corps 'husband Albert G Ence 20 Richfield' HutchinO-1L of Larue Orton Ence William 1 Smith street 20 612 East Twenty-firs- t son of Mr and Mrs John W Hutchinmon (deferred until 1944 to attend University of Utah: Robert G Terry 21 Murray on of Mrs Cathlyn Terry Ray F Par20 Fillmore son of Mr and Mrs tridge' Frank H Partridge (deferred until 1944 to attend Utah State Agricultural College) Jack W Durrant 20 Ogden son of MrP and Mrs Frederick E Durrant Leland I3ybee 22 Ogden son of Mr and Mre 25 Anderson Arley S Bybee: Loren G Rowe Anderson Provo hushand of Helen John P wonif 2o tleoll vity Idaho on of Mrs Clyde L Gilbert 21 Ogden Lawrence E Law Mary Sackett Gilbert 20 Bountiful son of Mr and Mrs Charles W Law Frederick S Stauffer d 21 26 Mr North Wolcott street on of F Leaver Stauffer Bliss R Packard- 23 F Donna Packard of husband Springville Delmont Hayes 22 Bountiful husband of Ethel M Haves Earl L Pe(erson 20 on of lir and Mrs Samuti PeterOgden son (deferred until 1)45): Kenneth W I gro husband of C street Willes 20 NaDene P Willet J Alan Ecti9on 24 son of Mr and Mrs Louis M Logan Edison Boyd Bigler 21 441- Oakley street h usband of Elaine B Bigler: George M Caldwell 20 65 West Girard avenue husband of Gayle P Caldwell Richard L Mrs Stine 20 Ogden son of Mr David L Stine James H Hutcinson 20 Carlin Nev Walter Krein 21 American Falls Idaho (deferred until 1944 to attend Truman L Manning University ofsonIdaho) of Mrs Flora M Manning 26 Ogden Yokum H 26 1172 Emerson aveHarry nue husband of Katheryn C Yolcum Charles F De Moisy 24 Ogden son of Mr and Mrs Charles De Moisy Don State THELMA GARFF Candidate for state agnate Served legislatUre during 1937 and 1939 staunch friend of the people - CHARLES E LENTZ EXPERIENCED County 'Commissioner— Term 4-Y- EDW J GWYNNE PAGE County HEBER G County Sheriff Y Births 19SO gan Salt Lake County Gifts A tig nst 16 Artnantrout---Cl- o 6fh Legislative District UTAH Pottery Pyrex Ovenware—Roseville GIFTS WRAPPED FREE- Mar J ALBERT ELGGREN Safe and sane In the intervrt of all and aDovs legislation all aid In our country's war effort 9th Lagistativo District J G McqUARRIE - Helen YOUNG Salt Lake "Best Wishes" County State Representatives 24 Rye Colo Freeman 21 LaJunta Colo Anniversary TAYLOR Retire the old generals Put a young Man in office Graduate University of Chicago Director American housing Act Weber County C Dixon Salt Lake Cify rerrv—Otiver Dahl and Man for a County Job"' Statinen Supporter of Labor A Sheriff MADSEN'S—MURRA MULLINS B "Pox" Man for a Road Joh"' iNnrsTatot S FEARLESS' EFFICIENT Marriage Licenses Wadding HOWE E trionesty—Effleleticy Good Government Statistics t — - 1 A AND gram-M- Dr-an- Curtin Ma District Senate-- 6th Unexpired Term of Ed H Waltstem) Mnr- lalecreat avenue daughter Legislative atatt departmental anti tn surauce experience during past eight years rlion And Bonnie LA urt Lite member Sagebrush Club Robinson 918 Crandall avenue daughter August 13 AbleMoyee—Gordcm Alessncier and Wanda gatl Pe Bev 1632 park "'treat son August 22 Terov and Lovina MarAu14airna daughter garet parks gust 12 Clenn an4 Donna Delores Anderson 2800 Connor street non August 0 Brinton—Harold Rurhldice an Anna tor Ca mmans 1433 Stratford avenue son August 14 Isorn--Ho- raer WhIlam and Gwendolyn Ashby 2605 McClelland- street daughter 11 August Cecil and Hill—Ira Virginia Dallas Phillips Holladay son August 17 Ruattell Atwood—WOliam and Pauline Donna 13slich 150 East Cresson avenue daughter August 13 Stringhanv--Robe- rt George and Cleo it's ve Nelson 1193 Third East street daughter August 12 111rdnall—Ernest Ray and 'Edith Ethelvre South 62 Ea it Thirty-thir- d Wilkinson streetse son August 16 RIghstn----JesStuart and Adella Barlow 1724 Fifth East street 11 daughter 14th Legislativo District Democratic Representative loth Legislativo District MAUD CHEGWIDDEN clubwoman and garden eV pert With The Tribune IS year& "Every thing secondary to winning- - the waif Well-know- n REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES July State Deaths - ALFRED M DURHAM Vote for a man who fa experienead- -one who wit work for a square deal for all classes Representatives-- Salt Lake County Salt Lake City EnMehl—Carl Magnus English! 82 347 Kensington avenue cardiac decomPensatiou August 22 78 382 Hogiand—Anna Louise Hog land tti400i South Street arteriosclerotic heart disease August 24 Lunt—George Arthur Lunt 29 59 West First North street arterial hemorrhage 'August 25 39 Davis 247 Waldon Davis—Joseuh South Second West street bilateral bye26 vstit Is A ugust Webster—Samuel- - Henry Webster 74 492 Fourth avenue arteriosclerotic heart disease August '25 049 South raluder—IVrnan Palmer 39 Mdiu street skull fracture August 25 51antie--JohE Mantle 57 40 East Oakland avenue chronic pylorai duodenal incsr August 26 Mac Ilierksed—Nute MseDeckard 39 Reno Nov encenhalo-mveliti- a August 25 Kaye- Gleason—Herbert Lester Gleason coronary occlusion August Sackm—Jscob Stinks 56 Brookline embolus August 22 Watkins—Evan 1Asilting 73 1062 Barbara place uremia August 27 Lancaster—witham Lancsister 65 West jortlan CAPtrie ulcer with perforation &tin peritonitis August 27 h n 6th Legistativ - District 'WILLIAM D BROWN Industria insurance business for 25 years Cut out waste devote savings to the war efforL ELIZABETH U of U Prominent civic and Irol- child welfare education church leadergraduate and civic betterment - 7th Logislativ FRANK J District MOZLEY dependYoung progreesive experienced able Stands for aggressive of war and utmost economy inprosecution domestic af- fairs ' 19th Legislative District Mass-Pulmon- HENRY HOLT 1nrFiratieund Utith toeLthehoafarrirmerg Lake renal "Paid by above candidatada" uef Pelt - ' — tet GRANT MACFARLANE - - -- -t veteran Legion C A ARRINGTON LOGAN—Graveside services for Willian Bryon Peterson 35 a native of Logan whi in Boise died Friday Idaho will be con ducted Monday at 10 a tn in the Loam cemetery under direction ot the Hail mortbary -- 1)E310CRATIC JUDGE CLARENCE TRIEMONTON — Funeral services to r Norma Miller daughter o f Ross and Jessie Adams Miller of Tremon ton will be conducted Monday at 2 D m in Tremonton Second L D S ward chapel with burial in Hyrum cemetery She die Tho in a Salt Lake hospital Saturday body is at Shawl (lc Rogers funeral homi In Tremonton She la survived by her Parent: twt brothers Boyd and Gary Miller: two ate l tens Darlene and Myrna Loy Miller: Mrs Agnes Adams and I grandmother Louis T Miller all of Tre grandfather monton 7 Tuesday Sept 1st 1 7 - 10-- - at the I : ?" lf - IDea ths s Cross-strove- '1- irtties in Septernber with all lue lodges the Scottish Rite and 'he Mystic shrine opening their eason with regular business leetings during the month in the - : A - 17 ! Recent promotions and asSignments of Utahns and former t CAMP SAN LUIS OBISPO Utahns serving in the United States armed forces were announced which is the reason for so much of Aug 30—Jumps from boats into Sunday by the war department and friends of the men the ocean with full pack and swimits success in Europe he said Richard V Griffin son of Mrs The bombardier had high praise N ming through water covered with - ls Griffin of Garland has been oil scum will be added to the water for General Brett who has traveled promoted to captain at the air ' at Camp ' safety course for soldiers in the "Swoose" many times D C Westerforce Luis advanced school at San Obispo flying He spends seven days a week hout national freld representative Stockton field Cal Captain Grif- ' in combat then sits down for 15 fin of the American Red Cross in attended Utah State Agrricul- r''''''' ''''Z7' '777'i v pi '' '1' minutes to write out reports He's tura! college He received his sec- '''41 charge of water safety training :1""'"""r ' A anhounced Sunday a real general who sees no more ond lieutenant commission at Kelly -1 lob v Advanced training will simulate Amelia son son son r I of the traditional 'general's arm- Field Texas November '15 1940 war conditions as closely as posMrs Amelia Matilda Peterson 54 of Folowing completion of a 10chair' that he has to South West Temple street died in sible to increase the soldiers' ef- a1598 week indoctrination the Salt Lake hospital Sunday at 12:30 Reeves period'at will remain Sergeant in combat fectiveness in of carcinoma p ' vrito :'Z'''' here until he receives further or- marine training school at Quanof Thomas and Maren in jumps 'from wenA daughter ' The training Va tico mhe wax born in Mill Gunderaen Parsons Carl Grant ders With him in Salt Lake City and 26 surf Greek 1868 11 She was a memJune boats swimming ' on through ParMr and Mrs of Carl A i besides Mrs Reeves are his three I 41t L el ward ferson the of Jet ber is being started at near-b- y Avila ' Nr-She is survived by her husband Aaron n: 1 children Charles T Reeves Jr 6 sons of 603 Wilson avenue has Mrs a Eliza G Klawun sister Peterson soldiers have ' '4' Ii Many ' already Charlene Louise 3 and Patricia been commissioned a second lieu- - '' of Burlingame Cal and four brothers ieia 'couA to the trained surf go Alfred Nev of Austin Lieuthrough tenant Gunderson in the marine corps Henry Elaine who will be 1 on Septemof Holladay and Martin and tenant Parsons is now taking ad- - Lieut Dennison Lt Carrington with efull pack Jumps into either Gunderson ber 7 both of bait Laic City Arthur Gunderson fresh or salt water with full pack vanced instruction at the reserve 4 'S are from heights up to 20 feet r in Officers' school He Quantico 0 Lulu e nce nce nce 31dt 14 Instructors graduated from the University of i Mn Lulu Snow Lawrence daughter of i':'I'a ? 4 Utah with a bachelor of science ttrfr i 54 soldiers who previously Lorenzo Snow Jr and granddaughter of Of i i 1V041b9e in the late Lorenzo Snow fifth president of IW degree geology the L D S church died at her borne in e 01completed training 14 have been Loa v'''- -- 't e $ Cal Saturday following an certified as instructors in a camp-wid- e illnessAngeles ' - of several months according to Gets Commission ilI'i ) in received word Lake City Sunday Salt It training program Mrs Lawrence was born in Brigham 18 were savers and life certified at in and had resided Log Angeles for With national junior chamber Lynn Dennison son of Mr and f man y years 22 were certified as swimmers able City m of commerce officials scheduled Mrs Christian Dennison of 618 t k sons are Clarence and three Surviving - 4 to take care of themselves in Lorenzo who are in the United Hernmick to arrive here this week for a West First South street has grad- i ' Cal San and Paul at States Diego navy A water emergencies 4 three-da- y Hemrnick of Los Angeles: her father reconference with state uated - from officers' candidate ' ' ' ' ' Mrs communia lines in of sister Lake Salt the City: Keeping siding r141 chamber officials relative to out- school at Fort Knox Ky and has Wallace Hunter of San rrancisco and two of soldiers between cation open lieua been commissioned second a grandchildren war activities program 1 lining eovt-- 3 114-t services will be conducted in Camp San Luis Obispo and their LosFuneral : k Angeles Monday morning after which completed plans for the meeting tenant He will be stationed with ' Cross Red families the has f camp will be brought to Salt Lake City the body were announced Sunday by Ames an armored division at Pine Camp services Wednesday at 11 L )7:'1'S4' written more than 11000 letters afor madditional N Y A graduate of West high K Bagley conference secretary at East Find South street 574 durmore 1000 and received than Lou will the Salt Lake City cemePeterson Lieut Burial bein ry enCorp Sessions Scheduled for Saturday school Lieutenant Dennison the last year Chester Page tory ing 1942 in tered 'the Newthe at army Sundayeand Monday January Red Cross camp field director Graduated from the air force tonRoy Oliver Cottingham Pres- said house hotel will hear addresses by CharlesStudenmund Sunday Lindsay Summerhays Luke advanced 3chool at William M Shepherd of Pine Bluff flying Charles Studenmund 13 of 3060 Third Fred all of Lake Tennant Salt Jr Loan $23500 Ark East street Magna died in a Salt Lake president of the United field Phoenix Ariz Richard T from the hospital States junior chamber of com- Carrington son of Mr and Mrs City have graduated Sunday at 6:50 p in of pneuDuring the past year the camp Mot) la merce and Henry K Frost of Glen- R T Carrington of 714 East Fifth quartermaster school at Camp Red Cross made emergency loans They were of a class dale Cal and Ernest T Hertz South street has been commis- Lee Va to soldiers totaling $23500 In Alex ions of Billings Mont national vice sioned a second lieutenant He is a of 1202 officer candidates who re- addition local Red Cross lieuceived as cOmmissions chapsecond Alx Roils 74 or Hiawatha died In ft graduate of West high school tenants in the presidents in all parts of the country or Salt Lak hospital Sunday at 1005 p army's quartermas- ters carcinoma where he was a football star direct to soldiers' made loans ter corps cases 6(Mr said families in son emergency and Glen R Barlow Anna A S P Smith Pilot Graduates Mrs J Fred Barlow of 3555 Mr Page Mrs Marie B Trigg camp hosFuneral services for Mrs Anna Amelia In the army air force s!nee Adams avenue Ogden has reportPeterson Smith 06: former resi18 Sorensen tess who arrived for in as ed a for duty of Spring City will be conducted dent training navigator 27 '1942 Allen Jones January 2 p m at the Spring CitY at Tuesday the army air corps at Hondo - months ago following the arrival Friends may call at D et ward chapel Peterson of 1011 Maple street Texas on is how of 15her the first from 1:30 p a troops the ward of Tuesday Burial The public service commission Los Angeles Cal has been graduchapel Upon completion will be in of services until time holiof her vacation Part first course be commishe will has authorized Lewis Brothers ated as a pilot from the Victor- week the cemetery City Spring Mcbe will at Mn Fort the who for smith a second lieutenant Navi- day past several spent Stages to operate a bus line be- ville army flying school at Vie- sioned Cadet had resided in California tiled in Barlow attended We- Dowell San Francisco where she years tween Salt Lake City and the torville Cal and has been com- gation Lake City hospital Saturday of carthostess a number of years tiait :MOM& army air force basic training cen- missioned a second lieutenant ber college in Ogden He was an was D S missionary in France and before coming to Camp San Luis ter at Kearns a distance of 13Iii Lieutenant - Peterson graduated the Mary Lucy Mower miles England states for two Obispo school in 1938 He and New from West one-haLieutenant Cleo S Clinton of 59 Service will be inaugurated on was given high years His wife lives Buhl SIDRRAT—Mrs' Mary his primary flight in Idaho camp special serv- 4571 South Stat erect died suddenly Ogden September 1 with two buses oper-14 training at King City and his of an apparent heart attack Sunday at In Is now ice officer Los Angeles 2:15 p m In the Murray business secating in the daytimem and from basic at Chico Cal to arrange for purchases of light- tion A Salt Lake county fire department to 16 after 5 p The buses Dean V Loury son of Mr and Works on Bombers reecue squad was called but the woman and sound equipment for the was ing which will make the round trip in Mrs A D Loury of Mrnti has dead by a physician also pronounced Frederick L Jr son of camp soldier stadium called to the scene an hour will carry from 50 to 75 been promoted to corporal He en- Mr and Mrs F Bagby Mower Mrs widow of James Albert L of 1280 Bagby Mower was born in Manti December 22 passengers The round trip fare tered the army March 17 1941 East Second South street is work- Wins Captaincy a daughter of Myron W and Eleanor 1882 will be 40 cents She came to Murray IS Forbush Nay and has been stationed in Hawaii ing on the production of Curtiss Osmond years Lieutenant Thomas Mrs Mower was a member ago Commissioner Donald Hacking since December Helldiver dive bombers and Sea- Call S D L of church the Idaho Boise of camp pursaid the company plans to estabSurviving are her Mfather residing in Stationed with the army air gull scouting planes for the United chasing and contracting officer Richfield CarlYle Mower of four sons lish a depot and waiting room at force at McClelland Field Cal States navy in the engineering de- has been Mower and Jay Mower of Gail to Ogden promoted" 360 South West 'Temple street captain N Mower of Los AnForest and John E Gillespie husband of Mrs partment of the Columbus Ohio Colonel Henry T Bull camp' com- Murray Mrs Angie (Bonnie) geles: two daughters A cor- mander announced Florence S Gillespie of 452 West- plant of the Curtiss-WrigMrs of MurWatts rdith and Hanson Sunday Mrs ray two sisters Mrs Ella Nelson and A graduate of the 'Un- Call formerly was Miss minster avenue has been promotMcVerna Richfieldporation of Mrs Nelson Vera eight ed from private first class ' to iversity of Utah he has been With Murdle of Salt Lake City grandchildren and two Curtiss-Wrigsince May 12 corporal Captain Call formerly was an William Wallin Two Salt Lakers who have been While at the university he was enrollee and later a civilian empromoted to the' rank of corporal treasurer of the engineering coun- ploye of C C C headquarters in POCATELLO Idaho—Knights Templar city commandery No 4 will officiate the Ogden air depot at Hill cil president of Tau Beta Pi and the Boise district He was com- rlat WENDOVER—Henry Busse and at funeral services at Monday at 6:30 p m son L of Field—Willard Snow in the Elks temple for 'William Wallin secretary of Theta Tau missioned a second lieutenant in 76 his nationally famous dance orPocatello former Snow of 2275 Private Jack D Dix sort of 1938 and called to active duty at and fraternal worker newspaper pubilither chestra will entertain soldiers of Mr and Mrs L H and G Mr street and Mrs Thomas Dix of 44 Sixth East Robert Mr Wallin died early Friday following Wendover San Luis Obispo in Decem- a week's the Second air force at illness of Mr and Mrs H M Fourth East street has left the Camp ber 1940 Monday night officials of the post Draper son The Rev Earle G Tier of Trinity Episcochurch will preside at the services and were informed Sunday army air base at Muroc Cal for Draper of 3703 Thirty-sevent- h Lieutenant Jules Cornroe der- pal Cleare pioneer Gate city merchant The program will also include (3700) East street Corporal Snow the cooks' and bakers' school at matologist station hospital was W will deliver the eulogy Mimic will be provided attended– and South San Luis Obispo Cal In promoted to captain Previously by the Scottish Rite quartet high school Camp performances by six entertainers entered the service The body - will he escorted from the 7 Salt Lake City before entering the he was California state health tempi to Mt Moriah cemetery by past from the Commercial hotel at Elko February grand commanders of Grand Commandery Nev Special arrangements have Corporal Draper attended Draper service Private Dix was well control officer in Contra Costa Knights Templar There services will be been made for the program to be and Jordan high schools Prior to 11110W11 as a professional boxer and Solano eountlea H I a twin conducted IS by Portneuf lodge No 17 and A M A will he under di7 he was fighting under the nameof "Young brother Lieutenant Leon Comroe rection of MciiaaInterment presented at the boxing ring in his enlistment February mortuary order to Accommodate a large a junior frame builder with the Jackie Dix" He attended Irving ts a medical officer at Camp Friends may call at the Eike temple from p in donclay until the hour of Lockheed Aircraft corporation crowd officials announced Cooke high school aervictus (Continued from Page Thirteen) :: 1 -- '::-- - ':A '' - lecTular Hours To Salt Lake e ':: " : for one last section of the roof lower left the start at 7 a m lower right portion of the Interior at 6 a m show- In a dawn to dusk record construction army and civilian workers at Wendover built aUS 0 center Saturday Upper the exterior of the structure at 7 p m complete except Pays Visit :: 'Z'--- id-- r - Arrnv officers and Mr West and tr Birdze-1-1 'expressed appreciafor the efforts of civic leadion ' rs of the various towns who elped Ake the project possible r West thanked The Salt Lake and Telegram for helping ublicize the sore need of recreaion facilities for the service men 41Fed a Wendover Wendover had had a busy day aturdav as soldiers and attracive girfs crowded the dance floor f the entire building which has 100-fomain wiro and an 80- bet wing at the rear and built rem dawn to dusk : - - : U S Air Hero 'Adie " : -!tit - 7 ' 4 4- - I charge lirV Scanlon 'Spike" Eirdzell E West of the Wendover md S 0 the Rev James Jorrnan ase chaplain and Lieutenants lease Beesley and Walter T Wall were hosts and helped arrange the New England barn raising party t- - i - - 4 ' I t- -- - Railroad executives are keeping their fingers crossed as the automobile tire situation becomes increasingly critical The reason is that "iron horses" will have to haul a steadily mounting number of Soldiers—and in addition—will have the job of hauling usiore civilians as the family "jalopies" disappear from the road Whether or not rationing of rail travel will be enforced- by Christmas time will be determined in part by the volume of Labor day vacation travelers If trains are badly overloaded Labor day you can rest assured that unnecessary travel at Christmas will be curtailed As an index to the attitude of the government toward unnecessary rail travel note that railroad advertisements soon after Pearl Harbor omitted reference to scenic areas reached by rail not to mention the complete absence of direct appeals for tourist traffic - t° 3' 1 ''''--- r-S- wwRemommtrutli - - r r Dawn 0 Dusk Construction Produces Hospitality Unit USO Center 1912 August 31 A -- -7 4— v4u4K Ji - 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