| Show - 4110:V44 g It W6A1mva r - - - I 4 ' I ? ' - - Sports Local News Classified Ads 9 Radio Programs Page 13 bt 1 Part Two 4 ' Senator Abe Murdock Optimism On Utah Situation extension soon of wartime work week order for Salt Lake area and "every ether industry from 48-ho- gakt:tibunt area in the United likely with in the period of ene month to be included in the new wartirre work w!eek !aimed by the !'r ird!try fig prOkweek for Ogden last ahl 31 other critical labor sectorsth: the country Senator Abe Mur' rtah asserted Sunday on frc!"1-his here arrival NN'ashington 1 'IN 4S-ho- i " t' ur serAtor Murdock who Srhator Pat McCarran of Nevada ctncliict a series of hearing's l'r Z'' "'' -- g Tuesztay at Vernal court- hriise in an attempt ot settle a 10- year ':trazing- land controversy in i Display- Typical Greeting Parley onRation Books fir-Majo- i A 41 ' ' k ' -- ' 4'- " '-- -- ' '" t ':f' 'cr' ? ': ' ok '' - ' - 4 "4 - i 'k- 1 : ' -" man pozecr - 0 i 1 - demands - - ' ' 4 1 1 t Increased population and the concentration of many thousanda more people in the congested war area of Salt Lake Weber Davis Tooele and Utah counties were responsible in large part for the increase of traffic violations throughout the state in 1942 it was indicated in the annual state highway patrol report The twelve-mont- h summary released Sunday by P E Dow patrol superintendent and compiled by Louis Domenko chief clerk showed that 1942's moving traffic violations totaled 7292 compared with 7050 in 1941 an increase of 34 per cent ' k ''6 "I l'i ':: 4P7' ' -- : ' V It y "' '1 ‘ : - ' "Assembly line"Itechnique to be I used in diStribution of wr ration book No 2 will be explained to committee chairmen speakers and lieutenants who will 1 captains guide volunteers in distributing the books and supervise related t educational work at a meeting Monday 'at 1 p m in the Tribune-Telegra- kikt- - ''''''''-- ' 1 ' t:: f'1 ' 1 — — '4' ' ' — - --- —' - - ‘' - - ' :'" -- Ni e 4:i : "4i g' - lto:1: Non-movi- f1i"-""'- e ' r ' '4: — - :: " '- - 1 0M By ' — - - : - -- - -- --- ':' - - :' : 4 i : : ' 0 -- 1 ' -- ' -: :'f'- - - ''': - - !' 7 '11C' I -' - ''-'- f - :'' : t ' c ' '' 4 i l'' :' :1 ? 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L Police Chief Business Leader Dies olyillel S :: i tok t 1 ? ----'' ' L:' '- '' '' : c :' : t Malmquist - legislature will begin centering its attention on the major problems confronting the session this week These problems include an appropriations bill revisions in the public assstance program and some changes in the state government reorganization program The joint appropriation's committee headed by Senator Ira A Huggins (D) Ogden has been groping in the dark thus far because it has had no estimates of anticipated revenues and expenditures The committee has cLscussed and arrived at decisions on matters of policy but the bill itself has not yet started taking form But with the delivery of the governor's budget message Monday at 4:30 p m this bottleneck in the proceedings will be opened up and the committee will have the 4r:- formation needed to start draftThe-Uta- N ' I Session Clears jDecks for Important Bills i ''E-t- 4 'r:ts ' ''' : i ' — t r explain technique for distribu''':: outgrow tion of the books by volunteers t4 ?' I —'w Ir 4 10 on be ' : will in who the 4'0'' ': 7 :: 4 duty city ' 1Kci I azyulability it '" :'?'' tne:1:ntah basin said he felt the 9 m 10 to a ' schools from :' high ':' 4' ': I ::' of its rwork week order in the violations includ- p m February 23 tp 26 inclusive ' i Zl2 areas is "mol or less experi- '4 WOrk'CTS i'l ' ing such offenses as failure to Ten volunteer members each (V x iiLi rhental" He arkled that he felt have operator's licenses improper will do a: specific task in the dis' :0 ' t ''- iNt e '' ' '''' ''''''''''''''" t : ' t:" 71':: wh:1:''i5ti y the order" and i g - automobile ' tr ''':1 : tribution registration improper process ' : t extension of ! and illegal parking totaled that the nation-wid- e Crl: !! -k!Kii the lights volunteers Speaker attending 1Z:7 i seon follow t : 5223 as against 4630 in 1941 ei7 I'?f order will t will receive special literaL1:z17'': The Utah senator stated he felt Total moving and nonmoving meeting ture and -' instructions said Mrs in1 !t is not exactly true the state arrests for the year just ended Angus 11 Gibson committee chair' far 3 istrialiv beyond were 12515 which were 835 more man growing '''' : 1 1 ing the bill to fill necessary jobs than all the "pinches" in 1941 i5 atility A principal aim of the Monday Governor Herbert B Maw has with rran power as expressed he re ' 1 ' ' 1 '5 1:': ' I announced that he does not favor meeting is to complete plans for Increases Sharp a man power confer- at a series of instruction meetings to Satirlay continuation of the state governtr:-F- at the Y NV C A 1 Alarming was the sharp in- be held Wednesday in the Tribune-Telegrai $ ment Operating Or if "jack"':''''' creases in ' both drunken driving auditorium starting at 1 fund That apparently disHeavy strain pot" and reckless driving Superintend- p m The hundreds of S volunteers U service of selective Orson s poses of one issue as the appronavy Beesley Petty Officer we will feel a terrific ''I ent Dow noted He said that al- who will participate in various to welcome a priations committee early J staff demonstrates in filling jobs but I navy hcre deStanley typical atraln arrests the though speeding of the point rationing pro' a aspects Joseph E Eurbidge 66 former Salt Lake City chief of pollee creased policy of making speciefic approan- - erInf:cient that we will pe able D E R E menace center Harris Lambourne still and the existed Stephenson left to the various departt- -: f:21 them and I AM nrearPre- - and widely known husiness and civic leader died at his home 820 particularly in the war industrial gram are expected to attend the priations v ments and institutions The Wednesday meeting this situation" V hersive at a:1 h!g areas est Second South street Appointment of 10 captains one problem now will be to get the p m - of — a cerebral he enn'rnerited Drunken arrests totaled driving 10 of each the for schools high budget bill in shape and througn NI:h:e the tIrdri if applied gen- - hemorrhage 316 compared with 247 in 1941 to direct volunteers serving there the two houses within the r ffir many Utah 28 a y cent of while the gain per A has been made by Miss Lavinia ef the city police session legislative 404 reckless driving complaints r111itrherts on th e part of cm-he- force member T Brown and Mrs Richard B' Has- for 16 years 13 of IA' hich he I Senator Murdock 38 a cent Finance Commission 1 per represented ijump larn cochairmen of this to serv'ed Rs chief Mr Burbidge wRs over prove ruinous in 294 tet :t wo11 rot the the pe' -preceding the program The captains The one other nmissue ' ' trsit a vice president and general manriod try 15:rcss 'He Pred'-to be settled with important are selecting lieutenants each of to the :n respect ter al 'inr'rrPt-production- - Rger of the Burbidge Coat corn arrests the Speeding topped set-ti- p of several is the status of the Governor Herbert B Maw Wednesday Will join fellow Utahns fiscal wolh1 1iitify extension cif the list for moving violations there whom will have'eharge teams will who work finance commission The gover- :he‘iir work werk to the country as Ipany president of the Utah Retail I being 3109 taken into custody for on the distribution "assembly 'in formal greeting to the U S navy and newly arrived officials nor has indicated that he i will urge 'Fuel Dealers association a mema wne!e too was This fast driving adrop ilial-:D:rf-' !of the giant Clearfield supply depot as a part of Welcome Navy retention of the centralized control governmental control to iber of the L D S' church the of 8 per cent from the 3404 'Captains and the s chools at system set up under the finance - : v-rrrvent wr'c':"ale ''htftin':" ur loos B P 0 E lodge and the Salt Lake It V'110 1' ' i' charged in 1941 ' which they will be in charge fol- - day observance in Salt Lake City commission Legislators on the ten Nine out of hy c:'7:ans for personal reasons every persons low: Mrs A J Islander Roose4 club other hands have indicated a dl Exchange Ile a lunoheon Murdock civic Senator ls Wednesdayur:el by arrested for moving and standi- velt: Mrs Stephen T Gillmor - position to restrict to some de- '' 'Wel17 as 1 aflcled however h felt it is better During his service as police chief tt ' were convicted the South: Mrs Enoch L Anderson at 12:15 p tn in Hotel Utah in Wednesday February ' ng- violations revealed the powers exercised by this "'for tte immediate present" to he also was president of the Utah t That the Jordan: Mrs Lawrence H Heath honor of Captain Raymond V Mil- - come Navy day' setting such day gree report patrol ive arm administrat A bill deal- '440-0volunta rily Peace Officers' association !Isl labor tr) cases the followed Be- patrol through Lincoln: Mrs Daniel G Spencer ler of the navy engineering corps aside for the purpose of extend- ing vvIth the duties and responsi- from s':ch transfers But if that fore to sentence the trial and the is West Mrs L NBunker becoming a member of the 46am towroo the greetings of the community bilities of the finance commissori Bryant officer in charge of construction ing indicated in the penalties apprea tt isi not heeded and in 1917 two force he worked to the newest group of permanent state auditor and state board of Mrs Clyde W Simpson East police Fu ltabie war fffn:-- is h andicapped dethe Clearfield of naval :' supply t Mrs A E Christensen years In the county probation of- - t residents of the state of Utah the examiners as been drafted by Horace $69507 In Fines :ethis:ation sh(7id be paqed to lice Omar and 12 years as first and served offkiers enlisted men and the en- - special senate committee and is Congar A pot Captain Mrs Mann: J Hagen he felt he sa:d Irving con: prevent it Fines totaling $6950740 in the present county jail H R officer Mrs and tire personnel of the navy supply scheduled to be introduced Into Has lam jailer ''''' Jackson : corps supply prospective stituted the major punishment e As a young men he worked six Hear No CriticiJrn Utah - depot at Clearfield both houses early in the week i leade: civic in and business Nk'il3 an This increase of charge $917140 as a street car conductor In- "The of this establishment Unofficial reports indicate that Senator Mirdrck left Washing- - years ' over the 1941 assessments Jail '1v''' ers and Governor Maw will wel stallation Veteran of many dangerous ex the United States the measure will call for no sweep-nav- y by ten r Falt Lake Cty Thursday on dPfend19 doors commander come i the swung only ''':' prospective iis one more during recognition by ing changes in the present set-uIn the time between Director perienees with criminals ants Oddly no speeders went to and his staff to Utah The occasion cfficer Mr t federal of the fa- - that it will leave the basic strucAr:' skgovernment : the Jarnes F Byrnes pronouncement his service as a peace ' but three other motorfsts ' ' has been proclaimed officially cilities and resources which jail '' f'' a in l0':Vti battle are ture substantially as it is: that it Burbidge gun figured t late last of the presie'ential one for ignoring a stop sign anWelcome Navy day by Mayor Ab available within the state of Utah with -- Blackle” Burns notorious Ljz:i::t'''i will provide chiefly for clarifies-an- d wsek and his departure the and the other for 'A improper passing In V"""'"'' are of tremendous which such tion of the respective responsibiliFebruary In21a 1921 ator reTorted hearing no adverse gunman too for third In addition to Governor Maw value to the closely following the battle fought Salt Lake Civic behind Joseph E Burbidge economy of this nation ties of the board of examiners fi: fel1ow collearwes in hotel served automobile secreanother Gus executive! Backman P Detective Greon Hamby leader dies nance commission and auditor whether in Nv a r or peacetime" He also on the order time tary of the chamber of commerce The first serious attempt to pull n hs ep:nion it will have no was shot ta death and Chief BurF ': I to went Twelve drivers drunken ex announced a velcome will be suffered a bullet vvound in all the relief program revision pro- To in aid housewives meat detrimental effect on the bidge as did three reckless drivers tended to Harold E Wallace presih nt d e r before the gu jail the left into focus will be made rationfrom posals n hit-ruof nflaton problems resulting convictions and two for peril of the County Officers' assowas killed the week by the senate comL Hall Salt Lake dent Mrs during Ivn:ie the Utah senator pointe d man zn ing Ivy Lake headed the list Salt for the Utah of ciation county county After retiring from the ?once : rut tne mittee on social relations and rTweek is not in any for arrests with 2727 charged county home demonstration agent - governments Ab Jenkins Iayor se-- e lief The senate Friday assigned a "crackdown- - on unions force in 1932 M r B urbige rehas showfor dates the arranged with both moving and standing for Salt Lake City Chester C turned to the retail fuel business : that committee the task of taking t:iedght to be training their guns as an officer in the company he violations with Utah county rank- ing of a motion picture "Meat Flint board of commissioners all the bills Introduced or pron boosts he said in and Ronlance" communities two 2324 These to establish in Salt Lake Davis county: Fred II Knicker- eACCCSS ing second with on the subject and drafting 1 t b the edict "will have helpedmore the the pared county secthroughout were during and also counties first of bocker chamber 30 the than president years earlier a new bill or set of bills embodying next a very maternal bearing on pre- - City month 1941 in ond D E In 1937 his company purchased Latnbourne the views of the senators as ex- The picture made by the Na- - of commerce evr z ne wage sa15: or in the Other high offending counties tional of Kiwanis club repreWestern Fuel company e funds Fatal traffic''14 mishaps on Utah were president Meat and in a series of executive etn-- r Livestock board Aorls aveTtng labor de- dDeedf pressed as follows with 1911 totals Salt Lake civic luncheon Burbidge was succeeded as highways took three lives and in by aacspecial appropriation sessions of the U S senting with for higher wages antici- - Cl Mr the cooperation in 'er of J clubs W L flti" 1:' given PaYre parentheses: Stanley Stephenson and certified by'the war or navy of agriculture buIrate:1 spr:n: by many as a Davis 1423 arrests (893) CarBorn in Salt Lake City March Idaho one during the week ended Utah Manufacturers' associ- departments for ager construction work 7ew System or cf stiff taxation reau home economics deals 6 1S76 midnight bon 925 (904): Weber 851 (729) E Harris president in Utah and Idaho were announced R he was a son of Jarnes Saturday and ation Another legislative issue — the the with and The first of the three Utah Millard 460 (233) Iron 444 (399): buying preparation William and Sarah Humphrey 1:rzPs Full Planting of the Salt Lake Advertising club Sunday by Commissioner Thomas direct primary law—is still simof meats cast value nutritive Its in victims—all Utah 3S9 cotinty—was Cache 429 (547) Box Elder A general invitation has been F MacDonald of the bureau of mering but hasn't come up for Utah pioneers who Delbert Burbidge work He described the is headed Alan of 15 son professionals by Eugene Jacoby extended to all who wish to the plains in a covered of Richard (371) Tooele 342 (123) Beaver public roads Washington D C discussion yet A new bill-othe as the -- f:rst step- crossed 'week set-u- p W and Myrtle Kay 313 gon (275) Sanpete 313 (428) the luncheon tend Reservations a report to the house appropria- subject prepared by a group which in cn :he part of Pres'dent Roosevelt waHe Hall also Mrs shows another was of who Springville Jacoby was Lake ahead far Salt attended public schools' in killed when struck county a Washington considers the present system too Tuesday noon tiOnS committee arlt war mar: persver authohties to the must be made by by a truck as violations with 881: motion picture "Managing the chamber of dispatch said telephoning by hanfle the man rower broblem in Salt Lake City and the L D S he crossed the highway near the in speeding at Income" the unwieldy and the old convention Family (Continued on Page Fifteen) college Paz Utah's appropriation is $3703- - system beyond reclaim is almost forma Columbia flees Steel Tuesday plant are his widow Fannie Captain Congar wilr be principal 322 and Idaho's $1477530 ' L Surviving She announced Saturday that ready for introduction and may Thursday morning when at the luncheon All other commissioner said that come Parry Burbidge: two sons Jo- - theKilled into the senate thts week speaker a schedule of includes in were automobile which showings they srth a member of words there was about $175000000 from talks will be limited to Eurbidge it will provide for a D S 3241 L ward South a Briefly truck Eldridge riding sideswiped perked the Salt Lake City police force of welcome by the represented previously appropriated funds still combination of the conVention and 2 street 91 on State p (100 of Provo north the East) highway and Kenneth P Burbidge: three unexpended The balances include direct primary system with elimiL D S Second groups were limits William Albert citY Tuesday Draper two W brothers J In making his proclamation the following (first figure regular nation of one of the primaries grardchildren ward 8 p m Wednesday: and John B Burbidge and two Stewart 23 of Burley Idaho Jenkins said "As mayor of federal aid roads second federal Candidates would file just as they in room court federal the 23 eral David and Whitney Dredge Isisters Mrs Vinnie B Campbell roads third grade do now but would make their first Lake Salt City I hereby declare aid secondary Girls the Federal the of Malad Idaho fund drive of The building (for sustaining : The daly fcrerast may be and Mrs James T Poulton all of bid for nominktions in party councrossings) Hill5 p in Herman H Hergert of Nampa Salt Lake chamber of commerce club) Thursday ' Salt Lake City Idaho $201220 $165653 $449- - ty convention's composed but Salt Lake of dele3135 Ninth ward crest Gem was Idaho LDS state's the only ts are not complaining about will continue 435: Utah this (900) East street 2 p riL Febru- $159403 $269461 gates elected at voting district conthroughout Friof He fell wek the fatality tne weather and-- azain the $268164 ventions The convention dele1ary 23 day from an auto in which he was week Fred IT Knickerbocker In addition the commissiOner re- gates Tvouldt cast first and second estner rran says: Little change L D S ward 10:30 a ni four miles north of Moun- president of the chamber and Magna riding ported that $44223259 has been choice ballots for each nomination ternperat'ire Mcnday" L D S ward tain Home Idaho chairman of the drive announced March a2 Taylorsville as of December 31 1942 and the two high candidates would A allocated rr:rzl'ke s!in beamed over has-haD S m L 10:30 Burton and six Idaho traffic deaths An air forces basic training cen- throughout the country for access be was scheduled tne city Siindav and the sky and drive The Sunday 9 March Lark ter soldier Victor Garcia 37 of ward 2 p placed on the primary ballot this year compared with ten to financed from regutebe rf clear revealing that much F'r Frito been have projects last 12 rn 2 completed 1942 in March showhouse With the date charter members p corresponding Kearns suffered bruises and abrapresent ef the A rnw aireadv is gone from the First Church funds For the west he listed of the Nazarene The three deaths in Utah raised day -r sions of the left cheek Sunday at the following (first figure total footnilis The temperature for 4S0 Sixth East street Sunday the 1943 traffic death total to 1 R rn when struck by a vehicle cost: second allotment of federal Solicitation was impossible for tne :hour period ranged from Furnace with 12 during the two Explodes as he proceeded north across State funds third of state funds: fourth snowstorms of because a hgn cf 4S degrees down to 21 burned a mortgage held against nine compared 1912 ays the church since 1926 No one was injilred and prop- street at the Eighth South street miles approved for construction period corresponding and said Mr Knickerbocker Dr Orval J Nesse of Kansas erty damage was negligible Sun- intersection and fifth for engineering) were reported birthday complicated an- day at 9:30 a in when a gas furThe soldier AVS51 struck by R car Idaho $241418 $167739 $73- the nator except in the frigid City g"neral superintendent of Window Broken the Nazarene church: conducted of the drive Work by nace exploded in the basement of car driven by Carl P Nuber 26 679 44 258 other midday and central the throh n1 commented that Juveniles were blamed Sunday 90 volunteer solicitors will pro- a home occupied by Mr and Mrs of Ritz Auto court Mr 'Nuber Utah $271421 $218815 $52606 w4:ern s'iates Chioa'zo reported th" services A cf 3 degrees below "clearing the debt represented the for destruction of a large plate ceed until all of the city's 1000 Willard Jordan at 1629 Sixteenth was making a right turn into 115 392 acand ambition of church glass window at the home of Mrs smaller business and industrial East street Mrs Jordan reported Eighth South street when the Chairman John S Evans of the Enter The Tribune-Telegrarert Pin'iarck N D 13 below sacrifice cident occurred state road commission said that Intermountain Aviation Club IS members and should be regarded Emma Nelson 233 Almond street firms have been given an oppor- Sunday Paul Fri e as an obligation to God" Salt Lake police reported 1943 Championship Stick-moddeclared although the 1944 fiscal year tunity to subscribe he was more than $1000000 more The fund collected or pledged by !taxnyilrn and minimum figures plane contestwhich will be than allotted in the current pe- - held at the Utah State Capitol released by weather bureus nver Saturday reached approximately Hod the war and navy depart- tne Included: $21000 To finance 11 community Sunday February 21 at10:30 ments might not allow expenditure a of has a in Five big awards $40000 flizh Low goal projects of the entire amount He revealed N M been set 62 Albi 2g that the two departments had not 19 'arta 4aN If you are not already a authorized the full spending of member 12 —13 P'rrtark 111 D the I A C by lecX The popular Welcome to Utah trated as have all previous the $2693303 earmarked for entering join OPA Urges Grocers —3 Chirato contest Entry this Kid Cupid chief mentor for series for newcomers will end I tures of the series by KodaUtah's access roads for the 1942- - blanks are printed 33 66 Deriler Colo nitely being kicked around daily in The 1943 in sweet sales which in slides chrome short the 27 56 To Attend rand Junction period shops rang up romance and long time ValeWednesday night picture or Telegram Tribune Meeting elegram on candy rationed anyway And full color the amazing beauty 4 —18 auditorium when nMinneispolit Paul tine favorite lost his fickle box of the habitat of Utah's flower did anyone get a Dr Walter P Cottam explains Both retail and wholesale groNeas Orleans 59 201 L D !S Budgets Work lloy Scouts too are invited to office Sunday to the more ballycers should attend a meeting Monand plant life where beauty begins in an illusThe keenest cut of all ocNevi l'ork City 06 The compete Tribune-Telegrathey 8 m G in I of 1913 hooed boy the Tickets for the program 49 curred when love's little ditties day at 04 trated lecture "Springtime In p oclen Utah Budget assignments for producbuild to fly in this I A C conos The underclothed little fcllovir auditorium where regisfancied up in lace and hearts 39 which is the fourth of a series tion of commodities in the 17 the Rockies" c)klahoma City test can be used to pass the no 2 were cast aside when MI eyes tration of grocers for point rationturned in a formal comn7aint Dr Cottarn Otrsha Neb of the L D S church welfare sponsored by the Salt Lake City University of examination for air tenderfoot N't ofl in IS detail Eock Council of Women and the Salt Program now are approaching turned to the morning papers ing will be explained Utah botany professor will talk Sunday night to Western Union pl Mail or scouting candidacy t Lotto 4 - P nd in which Uncle Sam asked evPostal Telograph Lake Tribune and Telegram 19 whose Ito 0 P A officials emphasized Sun- on the fascinating subject of indications with that completion to I A C your bring entry Fhov-e4 4 one Vawill more be not available 80 with Lake botanical which cent 'two than of Utah's Airpc)rt eryone registers !i't day growth per complimentary approximately - TelSo 39 lSln ntnnin Texas entine greeting' No Jove P nd to newcomers at the Tribune-TelegraThe meeting is sponsored jointly is P mong the worlds most varied and any blood pressure needed will be produced headquarters 301 Tribunefingers products building egram 5A :30 Sheridan I i sillsh II II rrinritY and rush! at all to be his Valentine front counter beginand abundant within the program officers said by 0 P A and the Utah Retail Gro14 t 28 cers' association and soon! His explanation will be illus- ning- Monday morning Sunday Showing that love was defi ahington D C 1 - 't':- - - I ' np r' jt :1" '' - ' 1 if ' i: 11 "'‘-:::--- m auditorium James L Purvis 0 P A state food rationing representative will §' '''':-- : 4t l f tv:-- - -- fc::-- - '4 - ''' 46:14- : x 1' Volunteers Get Data on Plan At Meet Today k 'Utah Houses Gird Issues - - Population Rise Gets Blame For Increases :: uill not vt-i- l: Violations Show Gain - Slates t I' Page Eleven : to the United states - '' -- and predicts Utah D C 1 it as a whole of — to 0 PA - f t ' 32 "experi- mental" areas irtriai States- - :14 : o Sees llurdock Voices i ' ' 48-Ho- ur k Your Scrap Still Can Go to War: Make Another Round for Uncle Sam 1 Predicts Boost in Production Traffic Law - Senator Sees All U S on Job 1 z(ttt 1 Salt Lake City Utah Monday Morning February 15 19) 13 i 1 -- t t t T r - : i r 1 :::: : 5 m " : - :' s"'""--""'"""'w'''—''''''""- ' As ) i: '? 4:15 i r1taj 'T : A -- — 5 S so-eal- ed 147654-- Utali Dignitaries Prepare elcollie ava' Staff no' - f - 60-da- t 'T 4 - e y 1 - t -- - - - - - '' ab-oi- t - or ) :z - t e 4- !' ir er t i' L' - t -t- 1 rfrfl I: 1 - s- 1 0 I - — k - E - - t' ' - k: 1 - !?-:5'?- County Agent Plans Shows For Housewife '''''---e- - :: 5 i:: : :' 1- se-n- - - etsom cr-zr- I 4 ' ess t p: i 1 t -- U ': 11 11 ake 3 Elves I Past Week tge dh:nk rlt Bureau Lists eFtlilds for Roads -- 1 ke talnri llvays t's - - i L I 3:t I l'it-'- : i man-departme- nt : 4S-ho- ur at-La- 1 - 0 ::::::6''''' ce --: - llild 'Weather Chamber RC11CWS Drive S L D-i- To Continue fed-May- 1 or kiohlier Injured in Car 'Crash Church Group Burns Mortgage A ' n-- resi-cien- vtx '7'7-- 1: -1 - n-- :: -- z- BOY SCOUTS c'ez-rf-e- 5 Lin-coi- rnrdns ker AVIATION ns ' C BEGINNERS - Ft m :It-Pa- pnEs-St fig-lir- Final Lecture Set Wednesday In Welcome to Utah Series St Valentine Loses Glamor Init-ro- w -- In World Rushed by War 4 el 'rribune-T- stick-mode- t 1 1 i ls m ns t t r 7: - E m i i I Nib a a - rr' - - I 21 0 ! - |
