Show 0 s:alt Cak't:Ztribtint ift k-r- Thursday Morning Feb 11 Wiwanis Drive Opens Second Week Today 15 1943 ggies Mat oquad cleat Cougars Groups Would IDeaths Guard Value 'Robert Maw Jr 011 UP&L Stock Briefly Told News Items About S L clubs par- Salt Lake ticipation in the drive to collect I ells of Synthetics sports equipment for service men given a great start by an anonyResearch into additional uses mous member's contribution of for farm products as plastics Tribune Intermountain ASire MO worth of new equipment and other synthetics is being so I PROVO—Coach George Nelson's battling Utah State wre- starts its second week Thursday stimulated by the war effort as noon at the clubs regular weekly to guarantee revolutionary des'g squad proved themselves the champions they are Wednes at the Hotel Utah junior velopments in living comfort and convenience after the war in the night as they downed the Brigham Young university matmen ballroom will con- - opinion of Hugh C White of which The drive clubs to 8 before a crowd of about 500 in the women's gym to win tinue through the remainder of1 Dearborn Mich public relations ir seventh consecutive state wrestling crown February began last week with counselor and a founder of the the member's contribution of the National Farm Chemurgic counclass forefeit in the I 121-pou- p Ie the Aggies five points to 't k on lichen the Cougars failed ave an entry The Utags fol- ed up this advantage with three I s and two decisions while the 1: was gaining one fall and I decision IcKay Hymas put the Cougars he running by taking the 128- nd bout from George Matkins he Aggies with a five to two new equipment which was mountfor display at the Kiwanis headquarters in the Hotel Utah Will O Smith chairman of the club's war service and civilian de- fense committee who is in charge of the drive points out that members are asked to bring equipmenti with them to the Smith said the committee didn't want cash that it would prefer to have members without "idle" equipment who wish to contribute to buy and bring to the luncheon whatever they desire to offer Kiwanis drive ties in with that being put on by the Salt Lake junior chamber of commerce Whips 10ilk T I - ' - PITTSBURGH Feb 10 UP- )-Maxie Berger speedy New Yorker beat Carmen Notch Pittsburgh's hard-workin- Tues- welterweight g day night in 10 rounds repeating a triumph he had scored last summer in Toledo Berger weighed 148 and Notch 150 Notch appeared to tire after the fifth round and did not look like the fighter who gave Fritzle Zivic a close battle last December In the semifinal Buddy Walker 193 Columbus Ohio rugged puncher outboxed Curtis Sheppard 166 Pittsburgh Negro to take the second Sheppard Nvent down for a four count in the sion 11t Deb Kidman stretched the :ie lead by another five points n he pinned Rulon Myers in seconds of the first overtime s East C West C Clash Today five-year-o- - ld came up with a Rockne illoran ty ie rker was ordnance plant inducted Monday Asked whether he preferred the navy marines or coast 1 r) ard he replied: I prefer them all Wherer put me I guess the three that Int get me won't get mad" Officers decided he could serve best advantage in the army Lose tinRIVERSIDE: Cal Feb 10 (UP) Twentieth-Centur- y Fox studios sketban team Tuesday night erwhelmed I: C L A's Bruns 44- ' in a nonleague game for servemen at March field Frank led the Fox cagers with 19 foowed by Dick West C 1 A forward with 16 1 I 1 i 1 Fichf e 161 n 0 0 o 1 1 1 3 o o 4 (Thnitzg Htrmonx HIllt Rhodesx Pe:11ctorg Carter- Keyesf O'Conneilt LO-tie- Neisong Tota:a Sore bv nuarters 15 6 4 34 11 t n 11 6 Isaac-su- 17 14 1 915 6 24 27 18 34 24 Duke Horses in Turf Meet CARE FOR YOUR CAR MEXICO CITY Feb 10 (P) U S Representative R J Kleberg of Corpus Christi Texas will send 14 race horses to the meeting opening March 6 at the new track here the track management said Wed-da- y MOTOR TUNE-U- P Your Motor Completsdy Checked cod Adjusted Carburetor Generator Mstributor Coil and Condenser Fuel Pump Timing Set Cleaned Battery Conner- Wire Lions etc All pm Si Parts extra Max Hirsch veteran trainer for the Kleberg stables may also come Barry Whitehead racing secretary for the track said he had received reservations for 493 horses for the 42 - day meeting Most of them will come from California Louisiana Florida and 00 I 55 Duquesne 41 56 Vesleyan 40 48 Rutgers 41 La FayetteTech28 38 Defiance Detroit To leno 50 Cincinnati 34 Catawba 39 Presbyterian 30 Princeton 41 Yale 33 Holy Cross 51 Clark 41 52 Geneva 40 Washington47and Jefferson Alabama Georgia 25 Pickett 43 Aberdeen Proving Ground 28 Penn Iowa 42 ' Iowa W'esieyan 41 Navy Pier 45 Chicago 33 Bonaventure 40 Alfred 27 Great Lakes 79 Calvin college 44 Detroit 56 Hillsdale college 26 Pittsburgh 31 Army 31 Navy 46 Temple 36 $ pring-fiel- Kleberg Enters 14 4r A - Plugs g Officials—Oswald and 3-- 1113 3717 1313 2004 0000 0000 1002 0000 1002 Seeond p lc at '' 1 ' (iv Soldier to Speak for an aviation explained and b y Lieutenant Kenneth Corner chief flight surgeon for the army air forces basic training center at Kearns at the Salt Lake Kiwanis club meeting Thursday at 12:15 p m in the Hotel Utah The Barany whirling training chair and other equipment will be demonstrated Qualifications cadet will be demonstrated I - KALI-te- Armenia Kenneth Dean Larsen- 1 year old RIM Chase avenue (iiPti at 3:40 p tn Wedilesda v in a Salt Lake hompit Ile vk as born in Salt Lake City DecemT and Fran1942 a soil of ber ces Its idersoit Larsen Joseph addit loq to his parents he Is surR vi ed by a brother Joseph It Larsen Larsen grandparents sister Linda Lee Mr and Mrs M art in L Larsen of Salt La ke City and Mrs Frank Balderson hams of Boil intl Funeral services will he conduct ed Frida v at 1 p m et Itii East Seven h South Dotal C Jaeobsen bishop of street the Fir! h va rd of f feint Mg Burial will be in the Vasa tch Lawn Memorial park Friends may call sit A Fatst Seventh South street until time of services ( Herman Juergens : : George Beaver Funeral services were being 1 arranged We Mesita v for George BPaver 4560 Bullock street Murray who diel Tuesday at 11:45 p m of meningitis in a Salt Lake hosnital Ile VRS born in Chicago III November 1924 a SOTI of Mr and Mrs George Beaver ae-- ) lie came to Salt Lake City six to make his home with his years Victoria Beaver of grandmozher Mrs Murray Besides his grandmother and parents he is survived by other relatives in the east ilt be a unouticil later Funeral by the George A Jenkins mortuary 23 J"11J a Mid ale Mid) ale First vs Midvale First 1 1 Si L )0'ilL t 1 i i - 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'' str7:--1'7- - 1 - --- - g : and Inspection - eral hours (Continued on Page Seventeen1 10-rou- ADJUSTMENT - 1 57 1 n2 Wittt Evan Morgan third 300 South strsst was found nral at his residence Wednesday at 6 p in ef na tura ca uses Deputy sheriffs ealled to the srrtt Iv"? been unable to arous Mr neighbnrs had the man had been dead as- Morgan said 41 BRAKE your adjust- Evan Morgan 1 a - f Imp Percy Lavere Stratham of Stayton Ore was in the Salt Lake county jail Wednesday for failing to return a selective serv- I- ir ( OregtM Man Held ''' - - ll it - 1 fits oil lila- -- 1 !flTT ray I ' i 4)9 - Funeral coAtvILTF1 ':-- 4 W Cooper of Eetio veteran emraiiroad wrio ploye of the Union Pat-at- e wilt be erneTlef1 died Tuesday evening at 10 a m at the Dunn mortusaturday ary here by the Rev M Burke pastor of the Park City Catholic church Burial will be in Coalville City cemetery An mploye of the railroad for 30 Mr Cooper had been a resident of Ert-rHe liad been ill for lite past 10 years almost six years t R eta h Mrs are whiow Surviving Mrs Theiostor Cooper: three daughters Rinken of Boise Idaho Mrs iMIllse phy of Firth Idaho and Mimi Jane Crier of Echo: a son Charles CrioNr of Ogden and ttvo brothers Charles Cooper ef etrntha Neb and William Cooper of Perry Irm a luther -- 1 k Luther W Cooper — aervieris 411PRAT— Funeral services for Charles Brown 69 former Nturray mayor rnd V'idelv known retired bulginess man who died Nt ondav at his home 215 Fast Smith street Will he eonducted Friday at toM p m in the Murray First ward chs nel W L Wrizhi hishnta oMeiate Burial will be in Murray cerner Mr Brown who served as rnator two terms begiuninc in 1905 vas Murray in the erocerv businesm ji Murray And Spit Lake Ciy front 1S9iii to 193S when he retired because of Ill health lie also was promineolly Identified tiith T P hurch work and Frved in various official- capacities in Murray Lark and Linnet- ille of Carolyn Lucas daughter HansmPrivate William E and Niarqaret Luc as of Eureka diet Wednesday at 3:45 a tn in a Salt Lake hospital following a hrief illness The cluld was horn in Payton No ember 14 1942 Funeral services and Eitreka under the direc- hurial will he tion nt the Fairbanks mortuary rt Mrs 14e:e 1r- of dad also three tr-tI ' 4 a $44 se en a ra 11: rh:d re n Mr Francon' Friends riAv ea 1 a t the Ceorge A Jenkins mortuire evening and Rt the home Murray son Friday irt Union Saturday from 10 of his a m to time of services Charles Brown Murray 4 ter o I i :: e Loin-111- I i CLEAR CREEK Carbon Countv—TteriO men died at him home in Creek Sunday following Clear Juergens a heart attack He wag born in Germanv June 3018'32 He had been in the United States 39 veara and in Clear Creek for the past 12 t:ears He has worked aa a man for the He had worked as a lamp lamp man for the yea rs He Is survived by big widow liertr:dle children: Jurgen Frani:Itrld the following James Jilergens United Stritesnrmy In Africa: John Charlea Juergene United at New Orleans: States army and stationed M its re Ma rv Mortiii Price : Thelma Edna Leiter Salt Lake City: Mrs LeNore Koski scofield: Mrs Bridilla Larkins New York City and Miss Betty Clear Creek Jourgens Funeral services will he eonducted In the L D S chapel at Clear Creek Simlav at 1 p m with George H preSHthe ing elder in charge Burial will be in WalScofield cemetery under direction of lace mortuary SI Fram 1 : O- Nipt7pr Purvis state food rationing representative of the state 0 P A office in Salt Lake City explained War Book No 2 at a meeting of Salt Lake elementary s c hoolI principals Wednesday afternoon in the board of education administration building 440 East First South street Point rationing of canned and preserved foods was described by Mr Purvis J i Is Belle Etizabeth Smith 77 Taylors:4widow of Obed H Smith died Wednesday at 12:10 a m in toa Salt Lake hdsint al of valises incident age She II horn in Ohio June 2 I i65 the (laughter of Robert and Mary E Park Graham Mrs Smith was a member of the L D S church Su lying are five sons R E Smith of Reunion Ambrose and Clifton Smith of Vernal Ben and Gerald Smith of California four daughters Mrs Avery Sewell Mrs Leone Sewel and Maggie Smith all of American FR ES Idaho and Mrs Helen A !rem iu California 33 g ra ndchild ren and 22 p asalaani7 1 - Mrs rldraa tp-e- 46 111e 1 Franconi Jacob -- Belle Elizabeth Smith El I 171 41 : In i T t 1 Surviving is a daughter Miss Eva Lund of Salt Lake City ' Jh Kenneth D Larsen in 1939 - well-know- ta 1 East street in Salt Lake City His wife Mrs Katherine Lund died - 7 - buildings for the Denver & Rio Grande railway in Colorado and Utah died at his home here Wednesday at 2:10 p in of causes incident to age Born June 22 1857 at Koldino Denmark a son of Laurentz and Johanne Jakobia Lund he came to the United States 65 years ago and accepted employment with the railroad company in Denver secretary Thuriotav'n Ncherluip at Midvale Junior Nicht v 7nion em- - 114 and made his residence at 618 Twelfth Carolyn Lucas Mrs Arthur Gaeth will speak on "Are We Ready for a BetMidvale East Midvale First GT 1FP9 ter World Order?" at the reguGT FP Kentucky 3 0 0 6 Jorgensent 42 lar monthly dinner meeting of Ilarpert 2 21 5 2 3 0 4 Colpioltsf Glovert HARTFORD Conn Feb 10 (T1 3 3 9 Nelaoltc 5 the Matwaroe Soroptomist club of Salt 0 0 Carlson g 2 I 3 Grifttlhe Lake —Larry Bolvin 1261z Providence City to be held at the Utah 2 2 0 0 Ftarnimseng Strnperg knocked out Jose DoiAinga Rozo of 0 0 0 Jacaokotig Trilliming 0 0 0 0 'hotel Thursday at 6:30 p m New York in the first round of a 0 0 0 Buckleyt () 4 22 scheduled 10 114 24 WinS Totals feature Tues- 9 Iscore Si)eech Honors by quarters day night A blow on the chin fin- Midvale 17 22 First It Miss Dolly Drazich Wednes11 12 19 24 ished Rozo South American feath- East Midvale Christensen Officials—Jack umpire day was announced Horace Mann erweight champion in a minute Christensenand 45 seconds of fighting Rozo Joy junior high school winner of the Union First MIiiIe Second annual patriotieNoratorical conF P G weighed 1287i 2GTFP 1 1 5 DPearsont Hittonf 4I 74 34 17) test sponsored by the Salt Lake rowde01 0 0 0 0 Landers t county chapter of the Service a 2 0 0 1rwrie Pnnisnc 22 71 n 44 0 0 4 Whitheiaiz Star Legion Inc GalelklorriMARRIED MEN YOUR 1 1 2 0 4 3 7 Tavn-h(DBratlyg son was judged first alternate 1 1 0 2 Thom osont ATTEIVTION PLEASE 2 0 0 4 Gof 1g in the contest and Shigeru Terand Winifred Bassett akawa 7 33 17 13 4 22 9 Tal If your wife has heart Srore by quarters: shared second honors 4 11 1R 22 Second Midvale trouble or if you have been 13 22 33 Union 1Thrst Officials—Jack Christensen awl Joy rotten and unthoughtful Christensen Okell Special Officers mean to her for goodness Appointment of James C Davis sakes take it easy Sending and George H Schmidt as special a dozen roses or a Valentine e officers at the gasobasket of mixed flowers line plant project in the northwest section of the city was approved silence that ticker by city commissioners Wednesday a and leave forever you NEW YORK Feb 10 C11- -Dates for the national Invita- 4 But if you're game enough tion basketball tournament at to risk it we have jest what Madison Square Garden were ork ur I shifted ‘Vednesday to fit in with It takes to put you back in 6 the for announced dates the il1 "'" Alb 441 4 II 114 The prices 1 the running N CAA tournament by Harold i acbank won't break your ' Olsen of Ohio State I Highest Cash Prices Paid The Invitation play bringing f' count nor break her heart— for Rifles Shotguns ' together eight selected18 teams when she has to pay the bill or Pistols it 1 22 27 vill be played March March 1st It's so easy and 29 The N C A A's east- It t n and the Just rattle tournament is I ern regional E 1 ii scheduled for the Garden March Brown Floral Co will be on I 5 and the finals on the 30th an assignment it likes best MAIN SO 116 The western section of the N C Results guaranteed A A competition will be played 7 In Kansas City March 9 p an t the cairn for a Mop 'Adieu he voila lii4ed He tam hnrn In sc' riain May 11 1b711 anti cattle to Salt Lake City about 4 :15 years ?go Active : in L 11 S church lkfr Maw work he was high in the TwentY-firs- t ward priest B is survived by his widow Mrs Mary V Jolmson Maw: fiYe sons erence V an R and Lona B Maw all or Earl Lake City and Harold L Maav of salt Md one datiahter Miss Ruth Greenbelt M alaw of Salt Lnke City: fmir brothtirs Richard Maw of Clearfield Ralph Maw Maw and Oran Maw of Otzilen Rudgar P nd one sister Miss Edna M Maw of Ogden Peter William Lund 85 for 40 years an engineer of bridges iind cameto Utah Maw pill Rail Employe 40 Years Dies Colo He Mr fMtaeonfd th'fraVtlialnh for abodt company i5 years was drivinz bus to - The February meeting of the Salt Lake Association of Life Underwriters to be held Thursday noon in the Newhouse hotel has been designated as "guest day" according to Joel Richards Tuenday'a scores) m—East Utah p 1 ) ti tr Albert Johnson a at : 6 r I to : N 3 se -a i rt ' a - l4 - - I : alt:t poses Many arguments at the conference were matters already introduced at the hearing Mr Ballif declared after the meeting He assured the stockholders that the commission would give due consideration to their position in the report and order when the case is decided "We're interested in protecting the rights of all industries as well as rate payers and also in the ability of the company to render its usual fine type of service" he added Replying to a Tribune Washington D SC dispatch questioning the federal power commis- sion's "loan" of Samuel Joseph Edward L Dunn and Curtiss Hurley to the P S C for the recently L hearing Mr completed U P Ballif said that the three men were sent to Utah as "expert witnesses" with the Utah commission compensating the F P C In accordance with the federal law Mr Dunn and Mr Hurley testified while Mr Joseph was associated with the P S C attorneys Clinton D Vernon and Warwick C Lamoreaux In presenting the state's case Underwriters to Meet (Mound Robin) p Paul D Dinwoodey is arranging the annual reception and dinner dance of the Utah Sales Managers' association to begin Friday at 7 p m at the Hotel actual valuation of the company's properties for rate making pur- questionnaire to his local board A federal complaint was filed against him in Oregon and he was taken into custody at Coalville Utah as a fugitive from justice East Jordan Stake S Importance of concentrated effort to beat the Japs quickly was stressed by Ralph B Jordan managing editor of the Deseret News addressing Salt Lake Real Estate board members Wednesday at the Temple Burial Yin be In Salt 4: Lake City cemetery :tFriends may call at 123 North Main L: P st req Friday analuntil n t t" b ::to p m InP a rnily home 761 seventh avenue Sat104 tn uriday from rn vieo-ktrra- hez-ir- ice 50 Texas 39 SVhitman 73 Montana U 66 Santa Clara 39 California 29 !Ce Editor Speaks (Conintned frnm Pare Thirteen) inaea---- t Grace Winter flg 921 West First PROVO—Joha Nichataa If ohiest ell Ts street died at her home Wedneset' lifelong resident and t 3:15 p tn of a ailment this area illed Tuesday right at the ramlv in Salt Lake City May 20 190A lo Pleasart rearidence of Charies John and EV4 M i View of daughter :46 nt er Miss Winter had been de- -t tn az as it senrciary hy the at merica!1 employed a Mr Muhes'ela Expresa she was a r bora 6eDte--r- n r 21 ciimpaily in Salt Lake City West high action! 10 a Provo 1464 graduate of the 11 are her mother one sister at 51 of Ntrhoag ' MrsSurviving Louise Schmidt of Salt Lake City M a r v ' Ha lena'e and two brothers Stephen H Winter of M 4f :::'!' 0 rterroaar uhaniera Orderville and Charlea J Winter of at o Lake City L DS churce ant the 1r Funeral services will be conducted Sat- a in Ple P:eAs- priest '' 0' e r at 2 :30 p in in the Thirty-fourtrurday Vew ward oes-D S ward chapel Burial wit be in Salt t hog of time )t Lake City cemetery He 11:10 serveO f 'ie t k rears oirt t the '441 several I' gra Tiiniianogos : board i oiseHe ma rrfed If 74 died i i EPHRAIM—Albert Johnson tha Josepnne s a t his home here Tuesday at 2 p m OA y 014111 ty Jamtary 20 1077 tefrta illness after 400 Inhe thezheSatd'e ct xek er ' Mr Johnsm vas born April 1S 3 86S f ': a ry in Oslo- - Norway 19 a son of Christian and and 15 140ea Nicolene HanAen Hatimen Johtin He came he married to Utah lit I SSt) as a ciltivert to the L 8 hi)er"r 119'131117solT le eel tied in central Watt anti church lived most of the tithe in Ephraim lie Mr Muhlestein thewid-r--temMe aro 10 Ada a hts lumberman vi besides Sur mg lie la survived by his widow Jennie and daligmers J Wilflrd hter:mg Mrs the foilowing sons and it and NI:es Florence Muh!stec Johnson: Thompson fi a ughterm Mrs B C Butler Pa vain Pro:i:ps and Mrs N )si (Leah) Cra‘L'e Johnson Albert New York City: Stanley thi)-v of Proo: Edith) C If Elliott Johnson Lawrence John- s:tmi of Boise 1 isho I 7:ttla semA- - of son Washington Ephraim: D C Mrs Georiz of Boger Johnson A C P instructor at the Pict:Weld airport and Mrs Karl (14sephine I Worm Orem a brother Chris Johnaiiii of Rexburg of Lehi 10 brothers and trotters 1 11 m01 A Idaho: a sinter Mrs Christine Christ L and kno-rettecti r Mrs Mary of Salt Lake City and nine grandchildren Mrs 1011a A lioks r M of Prns-ra Fribe litos'n will Funeral services conducted y:th ant Mr‘ day at 2:30 p m in the South L D S ward Ephraim bliMiesteinOf of Sfa31ardsd4 and Ca cemeIn Burial be will COMpton H3er rhapel Ephraim JFtephine Mrs Ila Ccrnrad of Rayrnona Al bert a tery Canada Funeral eerviees lell he eonlue'ed Ft:- L the P'essanr 5'est Mayfield day at 1:30 p M ward chapel kith Lynn D Tayiur 1'we r) FA flA INCITON—Mrit in Armenia Louise charge 7 died Wednesday at Taylor Mayfield I :30 tn p at her home here of causes If incident to st age a Born An-u10 1804 at Kaysville WE9T JOHDA 74—Funeral sorytea for o Devi and Emeinie Owen Taydaughter IF FranconL tin of Mtdvae lor she WRq married to William M May(tied in a at octorier 23 Islip at Ogden Before flOSpit al I of 1av her marriage she lived in Kavsville and he Ceeldtwted s4s since had been a resident of Fatiriihgton '1 1 at da p rn Lt-)Her husband died In 1934 the West Jor-taI I Aetive in 1 D S church work ag a Re- ssird mech t ee kati le hi lif society teacher for 35 vearg here she algo was a Daughter of Utah Pioneers cemetery ' Helen Mar Miller camp 7 Mr Frit n 7o no s a o 'Ai' :' are four song 'William tO k Surviving born In Pssm 24 Leo F and Harold M Mayfield all of ' ti a I resided k Farmington and Clarence MaVlir:a of San 35 sears H e was if vate Francisco: a daughter Mrs Pearl Barber t ft retred snst':oye of I of Farmington: three sister! ? 3 United the Staten E Southworth of San Diego Mrs Una letefri:-ro'''''' Smelting Wilkinson of Salt Lake City and M and Mining company Pt not availnorlesiti Boyer whose address kt43e407 Survivin z are h's able at present: 1S grandchildren and 23 Mrs widow 1 La raen Fro n zo m t a 1 IA ' of e"th Neil I ::' i :i Union and a rkintrrtMiss Niirth day at Burn Funeral sera icem for Robert Mav 1r e ho died of t heart a ttaclt Monday 'afternoon ya ilite operatinc a utility bus wilt be coitaiticted n the at 2 p TI Saturday Twenty-fit-e- t L D S -ward - '' 'a a enne chapel and K street " i ( jo1in Nichotas Study Rationing cures) (Wedoesday' Howard 40 Loyola of New Orleans 62 O'eorgia Tech 43 Ciemson 32- Youngstown 55 Juaniata50 Dartmouth 55 Brown Mc Murry 48 Southwestern Texas 31 Drexel 57 Stevens Tech 41 Grant 47 Lawrence college 42 Camp low-Navy 48 Upper Iowa 32 South Plains Fliers 43 Albuquerque air base 49 Montana U 54 Whitman 53 Panzer 52 Newark 44 Western Maryland 54 Loyola of Baltimore 35 Penn Military 72 Baltimore 37 Philadelphia Coast guard 68 Millersville Teachers 53 Illinois Normal 52 Eureka 46 Syracuse 48 Cornell 40 Penn State 54 Vest Virginia 40 Rider 53 Haverford 41 Dickinson 31 Gettysburg 38 56 Lehigh 37 Muhienberg Lenanon 44 Buckneil 43 (overtime) -- Beau Brummel cafe Buses will leave from 360 South West Temple street at noon Monday H C Mortensen president said Plans for Dance College Hoop Scores MORGAN—The Judge Memorial high school basketball team of Salt Lake City scored a 1 win over Morgan here Wednesday night in a Summit district game lead throughout Judge Held the the game Mooney with 10 points and Mc- Hugh with 11 led the Judge scor- ing The score: Jottae Memorial Morran G T F P GT FP 4 3 2 10 Ntler1vt 0 4 3 3 Thrize Memorial 71- t01 34-2- -- - IV ITC Over te army : e Plans for 150 members of the Executives association and their associates to visit the army air forces basic training center at Kearns were made at a meeting of directors Wednesday at the Square hotel DENVER Feb 10 (UP) — lion E Ketchum head football coach and athletic director at Denver university was ordered Wednesday to appear on February 23 in Rhode Island for an indoctrination course as a lieutenant junior grade in the navy air corps Ketchum will leave Denver on February 20 under a leave of absence and Assistant Coach Mark Duncan will serve as basketball mentor for the rest of the current season tories OLRIDO Ohio Feb 10 t'1'1— ute me's famed football coach is decision in 3 Ketchum Gets Navy Orders 5 7 27-2- the first encounter but will enter Thursday's fracas as the underdog after East's impressive triumph Over South last week 1-- r4 ute Rockne Jr The United States is due for the biggest boom in history after the war ceases because of accumulating demand for consumer goods and the protection of purchasing power by 0 P A's antiinflation efforts Mark H Greene state price officer for 0 P A told Salt Lake Avert's- ing club members NVednesday at the Hotel Utah To Visit Kearns Jeff Galbraith's little Panthers ! 1-- sees Boom After War lf nine points to us5 Allen of the took NEW ORLEANS Feb 10 up) hint from his predecessors and Coffeeman a son of 7ked Max Shafer B Y U into Mill the Ladysman flaunting ody press in the second period Brook stable's silks proved one pinned him in 4:37 of a hotly of the most popular winners of the tested battle Grounds meeting when he rank Sornsen put the match on Fair to a neck triumph in the drove for the Aggies as he came purse Wednesday Ferriday ough with a decision over Mat-Backed down to odds of 2 the Tree by riding hirn most of gelding was furiously whipped by time to collect seven points Joe 1 Rienzi to outfinish—Mrs H P Tree's one Frank (Bus) Wil- - Bonner's Shadburn J A Creal's ns picked up five more points Melia followed the front the Azgies in the last bout Valdina home a length and a half i the night when he pinned NrVes pair behind rxers in 4:50 of the heavyweight Some 4000 fans saw Coffeeman lp This was by far the liveliest under 117 pounds complete the the right for both boys fought 'mile and a sixteenth Journey in t and aggresively 1:15 Steve Brooks was the riding star of th day with four vic! S Arkny Inducts s fare program Hoping to avenge an earlier defeat and stretch East's Big Three lead to three and one-hagames Coach Wilmer Barnett's Leopard midgets play host Thursday to the West Panthers to open the second round of Big Three league play Feature Taken decisoning Garth Hatch Illy Coffeeman Hatch's three Ag-gie- sday 1 1 its by Mr White called NVedneupon 'Dr John A Widtsoe member of the L D S council of twelve apostles and studied progress of the L D S church welcil - This was the closest battle he night with the score ending the end of the reg Ilhree all at time Kidman rode lers during the first two periods Myers came back in the third register-hipoints by keeping man's shoulder close to the first Y I: gained its last five points Dwaine Nelson pinned La r Monroe in 7:43 with a body s Cnaries Kelly Aggie stut body president erased these :od 'Grace Winter UTAH POWER 0 Ct LIGHT CO - -- i -:T Reddy Kilowatt Power—the world's finest electric service—produced for you by American business men—is the kind of power that serves 90ro' of the nation ? f 1 MAKE YOUR DOLLARS FIGHTING DOLLARS—BUY WAR soNps 26-2- II 1 0!ePo 11Nr04A4$1'41!TO''ei'kfeb-0e ifRW"ftt!t104AUA A I M!R41INR4v"ef'mo -- I ! —?L ii 76 7 6 t SI 7 ' |