Show oegf4iatialcsa L - unt bunt bunt bunt t Tonday Morning Static BPOE Gifts' Mystery Blacks Out Bring Joy Ralclins Radio To Hospital January 11 1913 Slates lUtah Meetings scheduled Monday in newspaper publishers and editors Sunday were told to Salt Lake City include: voluntarily control news damaging to the allied war effort or Beau Brummel cafe—Salt Lake College Faculty association 12:10 p m they will probably face a more arbitrary and rigid code of news Executives' Hotel Utah—Intermountain AsOkehs Plan sociation of Credit Men noon: censorship Gus P' Backman executive direcTo Help Seniors Building Owners and Managers' The warning was sounded by H tor of the Utah state defense coun- association 12:15- p in: Deseret F Kretchman editor of The Salt cil also were guest speakers at News 12:15 p m: Salt Lake LOGAN — Tentative provisions Lake Telegram who was a guest of commerce highway for a new "term" to start at Utah speaker at the final session of the the closing session of the associa- chamber 12:15 p m committee Junior tion on FebState Agricultural college 1 p in: South Salt Lake of annual forty-fift- h the League meeting Mr W declared Peterson 1 the 0 I Kiwanis club 7 ruary for the benefit of qualified Junior BusiTribune Intermountain Wire high school seniors who wish to Utah State Press association at "will need your help in putting ness club 8 p mp in: to across been the have the education their: public hotel the Newhouse immensity speed BUSHNELL GENERAL HOSNevvhoune hotel—Salt Lake Adapproved y the USAC faculty He mentioned that newspapers of the task which still lies before vertising club directors PITAL Brigham City—Members 12:15 school Dean E A Jacobsen of the people" have a dual responsibility In war- theInAmerican board 12:15 p m of Salt Lake Elks lodge No 83 inhis Mr of education announced Sunday Backman message time to give readers sufficient in- formed the m: American Legion departThe curriculum committee com- formation may be assured that their Christnewspaper group that pment of about the of Utah 6:30 p progress 'Utah of deans academic of the mas gift to Bushnell general hoposed "only through your continual will outline spe- the war and yet withhold vital in- pounding away at civilians can WE stet( planning conference on week this college sptal are contributing a maximum eyes affairs 7:15 p m: Fedcific courses for' the high school formation from enemy American in this fight of enjoyment to the service men Ottis Peterson state director of getAllevery No 105 8 erated Dean Jacobsen Shoperaft seniors reported three speakers highly praised Utah Amateur Mhvic club 8 pp m who are convalescing and the office of war information enfrom have seniors Several already of men the state newspaper wounds and ailments And to the of Railway Clerks rolled for the current winter quarfor lending support to programs Brotherhood 79 No m military men who tire working to Disabled American U S A C but the program is p ter at dealing with the war and national Veterans 8 m Speakers club speed their recovery to begin full operation p expected the emergency during past year A pool table a part of the Elks' February 1 and urged them to continue to 8 p m generous gift to the hospital are school seniors eligible High Inform the public fully on the s alone accounts for 34 to enroll at 'U S A C if they have many vital war created problems Fire Damages Truck of recreation for patients daily 14 of standard units completed confronting the people at home A fire in a it was estimated by Naomi Riggs owned by David mainschool and have work high rrom Preeedinit Part) The retiring president Frank S Larson of 2385truck (Continued of Seventh director the East street acting tained a "B" average Opening hospitals of Delta presided at the Sunday fit 12:15 a m did Red Cross field office which is OGDEN — Utah quartermaster date of the new "term" was set same type or position In coast Beckwithsession which also included estimated by Salt Lake damage closing firemen responsible for patients' recrea- depot officer personnel last week for February 1 to coincide with guard as WAVES do in navy dilPtissions and at $405 reports tion The only limitation to the in semester of the first and The ending Advantages: training armost high schools pool table's use is the fact that had been augmented by the service should prove an emthe Red Cross recreation building rival of 15 new lieutenants who Seniors who have not previously ployment asset after service is is open to patients only eight And reported for duty and were as- completed 14 units of high school over a half hours daily signed to their new posts it was work may do so by the end of the Pay: Midshipmen $65 monthA combina- announced by the commanding of- current semester Dean Jacobsen ly food and lodging ensign tion another part of the Elks' ficer Brigadier General Ralph explained Provision has been made $1800 annual $45 rent 21 subit seniors who sistence for admitting lieutenant -T gift is also in constant use Miss Talbot Jr monthly less than a "B" average if junior grade $2000 annually Riggs reports Itt addition this Among the new arrivals was hai7e can a is used for the weekly Lieutenant Rufus Knox Pitts Jr they gain grade equivalent without dependents $60 for rent hour of recorded symphony music graduate in journalism from Ogle- to "B" on a special college enand $21 monthly for subsistence The public address system also thorpe university at Atlanta Ga trance examination he said with 'dependents $75 for rent the college on Februa part of the lodge's gift is prov- and formerly with the Atlanta Entering and $42 monthly for subsistence 1 Dean Jacobsen said the hign lieutenant senior $2400 ing to be invaluable at the regu- Journal the Nashville Tennessean ary units annually without grade lar assembly programs and dances and the Chattanooga Free Press school senior can complete 12 dependents In the recreation hall said Miss and for seven years publisher of of college work in addition to mili$75 for rent and $21 monthly for a newspaper in Shelbyville Tenn tary and physical education trainsubsistence 'with dependents Riggs of the winter quarThe convalescent patients many He was assigned as assistant pub- ing by the end for rent and $42 monthly $90 of for subsistence of whom are unable to leave the lic relations officer under Lieuten- ter This is about Cash allowance the work normally completed by a for uniforms at time of entering hospital area are also entertained ant V L Lewis a full student quarduring Lieutenant Robert V Wilcox college with frequent movie shows in the service ter Films for this commissioned in December 1942 recreation hall Apply: In writing state age The Logan city school system is educational type of entertainment are ob- after graduation from the army the first background and exm Utah to report to the et naval oftained with Red Cross funds Miss administration school at Grinnell to director perience stucollege that it has authorized The moving Iowa andLieutenant James War- dents ficer Riggs explained procurement to leave high school then Cal picture projection equipment was ren Sneddon of Compton college credits to enable sen: first put into use Christmas night commissioned recently at Fort count iors to graduate Dean Jacobsen I with the showing of Walt Disney's Frances E Warren Wyo were said Qualifications: Graduate regItambi" assigned to the quartermaster deThe credits also will count tonurse with at least three istered The public including groups in partment ward future college degrees This from recent the Other training in accredited and Lake years' Salt City Ogden Logan graduates has been advocated by naschool between 21 and as well as Brigham City has con- - officers' candidate school at Fort plan nursing tional authorities for general adopold pass physical tests tributed generously to make the Francis E Warren and reporting tion and more Utah schools are 40 years A I Utah quartermaster depot expected to take similar action Navy nurses must be single stay of the patients at Bushnell at nurses to new allows rule ‘ army as peasant as possible Miss Riggs were the following: the program be married I Inquiries regarding Lieutenants John E Kennedy have been received from high The Christmas observance said : as in Lux-forNurses d go in particular was the composite of Boone Iowa Bryce Alfred Advantages: schools and students throughout officers—Second in lieutenant of Oakland Iowa Peter J Utah the dean said product of efforts by numerous the army ensign in the navy groups Attractive gifts received Koerper of Wilmette III Robert Army nurses actually share the by soldiers and patients were G Malvey of Moorehead Minn A word to the wise is usually sufficient fortunes of war with the U S It is available through contri- Henry H Kimberly Jr of Oshkosh troops wherever they go There nurses Wis Harry E Tistadt of Caruthbutions from officers firm is the ideal time to buy your our now conviction that is a good chance for foreign civilian contractors' ersville Mo Lysle Reynolds Caemployes HUDSON BAY FUR COATI for those who volunteer service Claude Idaho hoon of of buy now while stocks and the the Rexburg employes people both For for such D army Richard posts of Bicknell area Christmas Mangum Brigham City are complete and selections and navy nurses opportunity naonwd Sdauvrininggs" trees came from the Elks clubs C Stavic of Sisseton S D Wilr10 ug otood caa continued we urge for are Greatest interesting reef Ogden and Salt Lake City liam L Konopka of Denver Cob1 buy Tribune Intermountain Wire reer is likely to open in the the U S forest service and other Roy W Brower Jr of Denver this sale before unforeseen conditions may make it too TOOELE—Mrs Carlos Bard-we- ll construction work which must PocaColo of William Rollo John came Decorations organizations avenue 50 Glenwood East of in war all difficult the follow to obtain the Fur Coat of your choke Charles Idaho and tello parts Walter from the Red Cross and Junior Tooele recently has been appointworld the ' 'runtland of Polloch S D Fled Cross units ed Tooele county chairman of the Base pay is $90 a month Pay: Special entertainment repreRed Mrs Cross Canteen corps uniforms quarters and sented numerous groups from the Bardwell and Mrs N Howard plus Promotions in rank subsistence Select Coat Now schools and churches Officers' nutriJensen county chairman of In accordance with army and wives aided patients with their tion are busy organizing classes Christmas shopping and a group in nutrition and canteen accord-i- n navy regulations Apply: Enroll with local Red of women students from the Utah to County Red Cross Chairman or write for apCross chapter State Agricultural college carried Mrs Robert S Mayer plication blank to national headout a special gift wrapping projof the quarters Other activities planned — American Red Cross H TOOELE ect Speirs Tooele George Red Cross chapter Washington D C nearest army At a special holiday "night South American manager for Seis- Include: County Two first aid instructor command headquarters club'' social for patients the can- mograph Service corporation ar- courses to be conducted at Tooele service or surgeon general of the army in via the the rived United States teen corps of the Weber county 18 and Grantsville from Washington D C Red Cross chapter served refresh- Pan American Airways December to 30 The courses givenJanuary by a first ments and 200 young women of 31 He visted his parents Mr and aid field representative from San John D Speirs until Sunday Brigham City were present to Mrs Francisco will take 30 hours with Utah W 31 C Official to transact business he when left serve as hostesses and partners before leaving for South America class periods of three hours Monto the patients Dr T M Leaves for Meet day through Friday The Red Cross field office re- via Miami Fla Aldous of Tooele first aid chairstuis a former Manager Speirs Cal lister Utah Dr' A ceived and filled 216 invitations dent of the SABLE-DYEand man is arranging the work Mrs chairman ofCyril CONEY and University of Utah the for soldiers and patients to par- a procurement of the School of Mines J B Baldwin county chairman of assignment division of the war graduate in in dinners Christmas ticipate Golden Colo He has been in home nursing is registering wom- man power commission Sunday BLUE FOX DYED) GUANACO 9! homes of Brigham City Perry at en who wish to take the course 1937 since America with South a chairstate of left Mantua Willard Honeyville and meeting at Caracas Vene- to be given at the Tooele county men for BLACK DYED CARACUL at San Francisco Cal where communities Miss headquarters other near-bschool These classes will be zuela high to doctors for recruit army plans was This number Riggs reported conducted by Mrs John Clark service will be discussed SKUNK DYED OPOSSUM barely exceeded in the larger vnurse of Grantsville registered has Utah its Although surpassed cities of the intermountain states Mrs Mayer reports that the quota of doctors for the armed production center opened Tuesday services the Twelfth naval district In In San Francisco morning after the holidays reported a dearth room be used will the the evening of and the meeting will SAVE 25 physicians CA I by carpenters busy with the conact upon this problem TOOELE—County chairman of struction of 60 bedside tables for probably ON CLEANING Cal to Dr He said lister ) expects the polio drive in Tooele county Wendover field hospital 0 return Friday MEN'S SUITS or nt to call another meeting durplans A purchase of 10000 cigarets LADIES' PLAIN 0 C to the week discuss for and 432 decks of playing cards 460 ing plans DRESSES the president's birthday Chairman is announced by Tooele Traffic Chief county 4 John T Adams states there is now ASSEMBLED MUSKRAT 25 DISCOUNT of the Red Cross They Legion chapter on hand between and MO $300 will be put In soldiers' utility bags Files ON ALL OTHER ARTICLES and that more money was raised CASH AND CARRY Safety Entry GRAY CHEKIAN CARACUL last year than any year since the Roy A Huff chairman of the Salt Lake post No 2 American LAUNDRY programs Were started 1 ROYAL BROWN RUSSIAN PONY He also states that there have Minister Describes Legion traffic safety drive SunANTIDRY CLEANERS been suspected cases of Infantile day announced that the posts SILVERED AMERICAN GRAY FOX 615 South State Street a Phase 11 So Main St-- 971 entry in' the American Legion's paralysis in Tooele county recently Philosophy So Oth East and members of the committee will 444msermimmammmqr—v48 In the first of a series of ad- national traffic safety contest discuss the use of money on hand dresses on "A Philosophy for Mod- which ended January 1 has been ern Man" Dr J Raymond Cope completed This report according to Mr minister of the First Unitarian church Sunday night declared the Huff shows the totar mileage of world "is in the presence of a 35 private automobiles entered revolution touching every phase amounting to 263706 miles driven RAWLINS Wyo (UP )—A strange epidemic of static interference has caused a virtual "radio blackout" in Rawlins Residents said weird buzzing times crackling noises issue at town from every radio set in the making radio reception impossible They said the noise is not steady but blankets the entire city and affects all radio sets when it comes Radio repair men are swamped with service calls but they said almost all sets they checked were in perfect condition The Rawlins Republican-Bulleti- n said some citizens believed an illegal sending station has been located in the area Lodge Generosity Proves Boon To Army Men t war-productio- inter-Americ- 15 Officers radio-phonogra- How Women Can Enlist Get Ogden Depot Posts man-hour- 7 Publishers Receive S L Meetings Education Groups Ready 'Telma' for War Censorship Warning 'Slated Today Farm Training Courses Hiol Students Utah agricultural training SAC - ' ( an SOUTH SALT LAKE—An production program for farmers farmers' wives and others wishing to in crease their efficiency will be sponsored by Granite district public schools in cooperation with the U S office of education and Utah public schools is sponsored to increase productlq3 Beginning Monday at 7:30 p at Granite high school 3305 Fifth eLficiency on the farm East street courses will be offered teeMembers of Os district commiton organization of the prograTTI in farm woodwork-constructio- n include Philo T Farnsworth W and repair with L W Frame of the mechanic arts department of F Balky and L W 11111411M Granite Junior high school as instructor increasing milk production with Jay McFarland USAC Governor Maw Fills graduate in dairying as instructor Increasing egg production W H Rouse Vacancy Warner hatchery manager inproduction creasing vegetable Douglas Cutler commercial truck food producing and procgardener: essing Mrs Ion e Pack instructor in foods Granite high school increasing field seed production William Kasworm certified seed producer instructing Class schedules and places of meetings will be decided at the Monday night meeting of the group The program is offered to persons 17 years of age and over Of national scope the program Appointment of A B Anderson of Lehi as a member of the Utah house of representatives succeeding John M Bushman resigned was announced Sunday by Governor Herbert B Maw Mr Anderson's name was one of two submitted to the chief executive by the 'Utah county DemoHe will take cratic committee his place with recently elected members of the house when the convenes session twenty-fift- h Monday at noon recirvC " t ph 'N 14-un- “Hudson Bay's" Greatest t ' 0 k I F LI!: - et' À I -- " '''''"'- - - I :i t't :'k tr : 'f'''41- - 109 i over a period of nine months without an accident by salesi-neofmoda of Drawing comparison ern times with the Roman empire fice workers defense workers and of St Augustine's day Dr Cope professional men said he views the present revolution "as embodying a wholesome List Tax Sale escape from an otherwisehopelSalt Lake county property upon ess crisis in history" rather than which 1942 taxes are delinquent as a threat will be recorded in county tax sale records beginning Monday at noon County Treasurer J R JarTonig—ht Kiwanis Banquets vis said Sunday A banquet entertainment by s and dancing will highlight the program of the South r- Salt Lake Kiwanis club at their annual installation party Monday 1 at 7 p m in the roof garden at il N 1 Li the Hotel Utah lik) 3T i ) Army officers t from the air forces basic training center at Kearns will be guests of As Too Imola like to loot Ikkasvi honor eisatly sod without effort Every 1 WHO WANTS TO 914-91)(1- I !' 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