Show f&akt 7i1bune 5111t rijc Wednesday Morning Feb 24 171 1943 linly Nine Minors To Open Season From the Press Box 4 OP A Exempts Food From Small Plants IGroup Submits 'Teams Speed on Issuing of College Survey Ration Books I-Inclin- By Jimmy Hodgson (Continued From Page Eleven) Mrs Caroline Johan nzl Monsen Jeniessi73 of Magna and formerly of Mt Pleaeant died 24onday a 9 p rn in a ittZtAb North Eighth West Lake hospital of a heart Baaltrient xt01:a3 x Jertsen att was the widow of Andrew street died in a Salt died in September 1941 Lake hoSpital Tuts Born in Mt P:eamants March 15 1S69 Mrs Jensen gresc'up !here arid was day at 2:25 a rn of to Mr Jen Seri - Ntarett 29 loba ried causes Incident to k p 5 Is!os- tney were married in September are Manti L S ill heaith in!errupted her work Unill Born in Indiana Foods processed in small comm- February 13 1S62 t (Continued From Page Eieven) she was active in various L D S chtrcU 4e0" auxiliaries canneries for per- Mr Carney bad been t Mrs Jensen are 11 sone end was little action in many places unity-owned Surviving Alvin of Salt sons who produced or provided a resident A and Cannon P Jensen daughters: 37 L for Lake CityJ Wannest Jen-nit some However unfortunates the vegetables or fruits are clas- years of Axtell J Seymour JandRussell His wife Mrs P Jensen sen of Mt Pleasant SWir waited as long as two and three sified as "home canned" and died Mary Ficklin Carney Magna Mn Williazn S Rasnrussen of Mrs 1939 in Mrs Beag:ey George Lake City not on be consumer need listed the one is Alleri the hours because they picked Surviving Mrs RWilford Ran sen Mrs forms requisite for osetta daughter Luton and Mrs Ed A Martin of Magna and at grandwrong time or place to get their declaration Mrs Boyd Naylor of Clearfield: No war Carration books )A"hose home Mr !hree obtaining four children Mr t arney books NI! 2 11 Grant Ivins state 0 P A diney had been living of Monsen brothers James 11711 Pirer C7ity Lake Salt Monsen of "Teams" consisting of a recep- rector said Tuesday titers Mrs s Monsen of Hie stile eight Nirs M clerks tionist registrars and Ile pointed out that foods procMadaen of Marti STena no berdr-eLI rt josie J checkers confronted the applio essed under the L D S church Funeral services for Mn Matilda Han- Beck of OfA Ephraim Mn s NVilfr1 Ves! gollsen Me-in Idled son at p 72 6:50 who Monday Mrs: Nria 1171 cant as he stepped from line and welfare program in most cases at her home 5952 Walliquist avenue Mrs Joseph Johansen and Into:4h Mrs Sophia will be conducted O M Aldrich of Mt Pleasant faced the long table down which could not logically be classified of a heart 2ailment p m in Grant L D 8 ward y Thursday at he moved on- - his way toward get-th- e as "home canned" Funeral eervIceft wiii LbeD condurtted therefore chapel Herbert G Spencer S warl ettari Murray 1 p m in Scitith at in be will Burial will IL:officiate to book him the should be declared if they other- bishop enabling ting Burial will be n in Mr cemetery purchase beginning March 1 now wise fall within categories whfch Murray Friends may call at 36 East Seventh Pleasant cemetery South street Wednesdn y and Thursday frozen canned and processed foods must be listed 1 p tn and at Grant ward chaos! A statement issued by L D S indil and vegetablee 15 minutes prior to time of services Adt May Collis Mrs liAnson was born in Stockholm Some centers such am Irving church welfare program leaders Sweden of daughter September 9 1870 Mrs Addle May Collis 71 aticlo‘se of Christoterson high school were so rushed dux-- - Tuesday emphasized and Christina 0:son Alexender the that Collie died Tuesday ad 3 15 Mr Nelson of horne at rn the a deigrnter ing the morning hours that they point-rationin- g program "not only She cieme 10 Utah In 1882 and except Fthel Tarsen of 251 'Sow? Fleventh needed many more workers than justifies but really calls for for a few years spent in California a had Mn Colas had beer-- Si West street here home 'ince her made mouths they had Irving could have used maximum of home processed foods She came to Utah in 1682 and except several Ohio Ctotoher 7 Born In Zanesville three "teams" instead of its one of all kinds this coming season" Brens of Murray three grandchildren: 1g89 resided In Sell Lice C'tv ehe hod Riverside of one bother Otto Neiscat "team" of eight workers she 'ass a member of the 52 years Alma AberCal and two slaters Mn of the el A son "Ken—oth "We were swamped during the hanson of Redlands CRI and Mrs Lena Dauchiers one Sum:IN-orInclude Mr Hanson lie of ?Tticitoo A Cal Larson of Riverside One 11Ugttr morning" one of the staff re died In 1922 COY six trat:de Lek Stilt of Lerseu aratielchild-ritti- s ported "Some people waited two areat children' end four Those huge field houses built Such meager provision for funds in the Mountain States confer- - necessarily limits the extent of ence as well as many other sec- - graduate and research activity and thereby prevents both institutions tors of the country as athletic from By Judson Bailey entering the fields that are a serving' totally NEW YORK Feb minor so necessary in the dynamic situa- (H)—Baseball's than tion confronting the state resi- league structure finally has become stabilized wall nine loops which they were erected Utah university's basketball der2tsThat sizes of classes at the two 'ready to start the season court was dismantled Tuesday and A check Tuesday showed that will be stored away for the dura- - institutions are quite in harmony tion to make way for barracks with the typical situation in—other the International American RS one service men Dr colleges and universities Pacific Coast Southern to house Estudent Cowles president of teacher for every 22 students at LeRoy Eastern Piedmont Interstate university university figures that ac- - the"That this comparatively made- and Pony leagues are commodations for nearly 1000 Appalachian balDALLAS Feb 23 men will be set up in the huge quate teaching staff makes it nee- to sched1943 certain their open 17?ts had been cast Tuesday on the enclosure before the remodeling essary to confine the work of the two institutions primarily to un- ouestion of suspension of the ules on time and that all other cir- work is completed are Texa& league and the vote was cuits definitely out—with forColorado university's field house dergraduate teaching to the corn- 7inning the same as before—two mal obsequies for the Texas league was made into a barracks for Parative neglect of graduate work The committee against suspension and four for due Wednesday Inavy training students last fall arid research These hardy survivors are all Utah State's field house the part strongly recommends that ade- Secretary Milton Price did not expect the two other ballots to be that are left from a peacetime not taken up by the floor and quate provision be made to enable In before Wednesday peak of 41 leagues in 1941 The reserved seats WAS turned into the two institutions to develop re- Fort Worth and Oklahoma City shrinkage which started immedi- a mechanical training center last search and graduate work on a vr1ed for continuance Votes still ately after Pearl Harbor reduced year basis more comparable to that cut were Houston and San An- the membership in the National performed by colleges and univer- tono Association of Professional BaseColorado State's field house sities in other industrialized sec- - and three hours as a result rees vote ball Leagues to 31 leagues at the ls being used for nervice train- - tions of the United States" It requires a pie not bringing declaration forms to suspend and if either Houston start of the 1942 season and five of ing and the Wyoming field in the majority re- - slowed un the work" Concurring cr San Antonio should side with these folded during the summer I house accommodation e were port were Mr Thatcher and James An extremely heavy turn-ou- t Fort Worth and Oklahoma City Actually the number of leagu!s originally an armory Ro mill- - W Wade of the board of regents: WA reported at East high school such a move would be blqcked seeing their way to continue comes tary work has always taken Mr Ericksen J R Mahoney and and for the first six hours the exactly within the estimate in-of precedence over sports at the John T Wahlquist of the univers 18 workers experienced no at Laramie Army stu- - sity faculty C G Adney Leon up in their duties "eight or 10" which the best Large formed minor league leaders preEli Swimmers Set keep the NN'yoming ar- and Ray Dillman of MIS at the city's three upper didicted a couple of months ago mory field house busy continuo Fonnesbeck the board of trustees: D A Skeen vision high schools greeted rewould survive now with their stepped Two World Marks ously W J Vickers of the college tion book workers at the open-u- p and Two of the leagues the Appawar program gong alumni George D Clyde V L ingSome e NEW HAVEN Conn Feb 23 lachian and Pony (PennsylvaniaOntschools reported avornen and-H Wanlass of the Walker am comnrising the great York) are class D and ario-New medley With majority college faculty e Training whose member clubs most- Help of apple-antbut others reported relay swim- circuits in are Cites in cities has Brigham Young popuia30 to !SO per cent were men DeDuplication ranging rlIng teams Monday established ly no field house to university two IJ:r11 records in these events non from 5000 to 25000 contribute to the long waiting visite only While spite the Cited report majority All class C leagues have suis- the cause but the "Y" same as rt r)r fe left the !inc e and few pool courses in instance& of duplication last to go being the every other school is pcnded the were noticed Some They swam for records and Canadian-Americaof two at the it institutions n atudy which gave ing help through its physical ed- - vvould t rooms - schoola furnished only opposition was the to tomthe waiting relegate joint the up ghost Monday night There ucation department to navy air rn ittee for long lines but in others per- the two boards sons In the medley Alan Ford Cap-ta- were seven at the end of last sea- cadets who are attending the the taskrepresenting stood for hours of a compreson formulating s chool The Davidge and Brewster big'rush Tuesday morning hensive educaof program The Piedmont and Interstate higher Utah State is planning a phy- - tion within set a mark of 2:509 to re- - was all the more surprising to state the and the B are a class from bracket sical education leagues for 1000 break the mark of 2:536 made ective assignments that should 0 P A officials and ration - book which four other circuits have army air force program students who are sp aid because of rain and snow February 8 1940 by another Yale withdrawn be The Interstate is flirt- expected to enroll at the school given to each institution in ful- - storms trio: Burns Gesner and Johnson However they explained of increasing its for basic training Utah univer- - filling this program The subcom- that e d In the Ford ing with the idea believed people felt they would mittee and make to from six investigate membership eight sity has 55 navy pilot cadets at recommendations Elribault MacFadden and Lyon clubs would with waiting they dispense cases in all of adding Reading and the school now and will have a h:t the clock at 3:264 to break the York possibly such as they experienced in spells line-u- p undesirable to Pa of its last duplication 400 of enlisted men studyworld record of 3:279 made in group their first ration book The aubcommittee also would getting 1940 by Kelly Pope year if they came at the opening hour ing engineering expected to ar- - create Febrnry a is This committee has the that only league joint budget rive starting March 22 and more Duncan and Johnson of Yale There were lines of men expressed an intention of either will follow along with many including the presidents and ap- - and women at almost waiting every school 4 enlarging or contracting its size medical students B Y U has been pointed faculty representatives of reaistration center at 10 a:m and for 1943 The request for a fran- chosen as an two schools t o study sources y school and the revenue Joyce Triumphs several renoeted persons gathered chise at Reading was made Mon- will train navy of and expenditures and as as 9 a rn Some of the flight cadets early CHICAGO Feb 23 fT)—Jimmy day by Don Stewart president of to of methods prepare All of these men will use the accounting apparently had been mis- Joyce of Gary Ind won an eight-roun- d the Tulsa Oilers of the Texas schools' physical education facili- - facilitate direct comparison of earliest informed about the onening hour ReaAl over move roster decision who would his sources revenue of spItt and while others league ties This is typical of the way comparae evidently had the soner' of Hines III Monday night to the Pennsylvania city dieure notion the opening morning pile-tr- y throughout the coun- - expen Loss of the class A-- 1 Texas the colleges Joyce weighed 131 and Reasoner the Formation of commitare helping the war effort joint up iould be like a "world series" 136 league of course is the biggest through their education tee and its subcommittees as a- wft ti ng line physical orblow minor the single means of coordinating the proleague facilities and instruction 0 P A officials are urging the ganization has had to absorb The of the two institutions Public grams not to wait until the last members postponed a decision on no to avail in the day on Friday to apply Coach' Ike Armstrong is not would work for their 10 met when days sure whether Utah will be benethey suspension opinion of the minority members books but to Firmly at a steady was to this but ago provide simply They cited that while "under such rate throughout Wednesday and the various clubs time in which to fited or not with the to ruling a plan much can be done to bring Thursday comstudents navy allowing dispose of their players and make pete in intercollegiate athletics the institutions into coordination other arrangements Since their now the 55 pilot cadets and to eliminate conflict competi-Right sellowners been have the meeting are navy men at tion and duplication the -ing players in wholesale lots to schoolthebutonly decision as to whether anything there may be more clubs which intend to operate and Colorado stands to benefit the will be done to carry out the formal closing of the league at most recommendations of the 'joint co- because C U has hunanother meeting called for Wedcommittee' will rest dreds men of and has had ordinating navy nesday is a foregone conclusion with the a board of re- for independent year of the other large Operation or trustees either of 1vhich A-- 1 gents A AA class and leagues ' can nullify the effort" Int 11 PI never was a matter of serious Shorts on Sports Int ell 4 doubt t Coach Vadal Peterson of Utah Big Invesmens Grocery store point rationing to will Laramie for "The state is in the business o f go university "explainers" who will take Hon Henry Morgenthou Jr the conference basketball play- higher education with investments system Work beginning March 1 their up off between B Y U and Wyo- in personnel and operations of such when the new ration Secretory of tit Troosory goes The "Y" Cougars magnitude and importance as to be into effect are to be program ming given special stopped off in Salt Lake for five classed as a very big business" the instructions at a meeting to be Here is THE income Tax Guide or six hours Tuesday waiting for minority report pointed out "To held Thursday at 2 p m in the their train Everybody is leave such a business to be adrnin- - T r i b ti n e - Telegram auditorium which will help you fill out your the Cougars out of the istered by two boards of control Mrs F M McHugh chairman of ST LOUIS Feb 23 211—The counting return QUICKLY EASILY:and race already but the players Independent of each other and with the volunteer "explainers" cornwho Cardinals The "Y" divided and separate legal respon- - mittee announced !igure CORRECTLY See at a glance world champion differently business sell- - squad is taller than it looks on sibility and without effective means once did a About 150 women will be need-li- e what to report what to ing surplus booming floor from their Floyd Giles and or legal obligation to act together ed in the larger stores throughrut players what to pay Contains flung farm system Tuesday put Mahlon Rasmusonline-u-are the midgets for the welfare of the Salt Lake City to aid purchasers p in the starting but both owners is wasteful costly ultimate out a "Help Wanted" sign dis- - puzzled about point rationing and final income tax forms! The Nor- cordant For a business of corn- An advertisement Nutrition problems the new probably of them are six feet tern will bring out for housewives without precedent in the history folk naval base which has a base- parable magnitude such a set-u- p Cardinals had ball game scheduled this spring would be unthinkable and wholly will also be discussed at the meetYou MUST have this Tax Guide of baseball onsaid the minor arith the Quantico marines would without leag-utheir ing The program is part of an precedent"' to have Bobby Feller back no matter what plan of pay- - openings like with clubs for free agents laIr Ericksen while previous0 P A project to acquaint the pub-!o- r starter with the recommendation agreeing merit is adopted It ap- for the afternoonwill be The cre- - lic more fully with rationing for professional experience Ted Lyons ation the marines coma peared in this week's issue of the The Philadelphia Eagles are mitteeof joint coordinating baseball News national a state the Sporting go suggested looking forward to the 1943 pro- step farther and appoint a "coso fessional football Vicfory Tax Explained weekly campaign "These are unusual times" said ordinator" to serve as of they are accept- the joint committee secretary President Sam Breadon in expla- -- confidently that for to supply season ticket ing applications nation of the unusual advertise- orders relevant facts to the committee Katherine and Ideal for the Wage Earner ment right now the state Rawls to used all win who the The Cardinal organization which swimming titles in sight now Would Clarify Las CHICAGO Feb 23 (INS)—Beformerly supplied nearly all major ferries as a memHe fighter planes also statutes cause had of has that with teams suggested players rationing of fo( league 1 ber of the Women's Auxiliary on courses of study and functions Archbishop theSamuel A Stritch of a different customer since the war Ferrier& i Ky Laffoon Utah of the college and the university be the Chicago diocese Tuesday ismore have forces taken armed The 1 '4-1933 is rewritten and clarified—a sugges: r sued a degree modifying fasting I than 265 athletes from the team's open golf champion in t"21' civilian aviation tion which was opposed vigorously the attending for a year beginning Ash Wed4A- system 4V4:go Tulsa school in Ben Okla with -' 11 f by Leon Fonnesbeck who also dis- nesday March 10 Principally as a result of the Hogan - al -' '43--c f - i Hogan is seeking a counted Mr Ericksen's contentions ' The archbishop said: Cardinals man the situation f power - ' - L pilot's rating and that the governor's committee had Our government finds it necwill operate only six farms this bombardier ''''' Laffoon aims to be an aviation failed to discharge its responsibilion the exigencies of war essary year and they have been forced YOUR Red Rutting never ties Mr Fonnesbeck contended to ration foodstuffs and of to ration players among their sub- - mechanic being sold to the New that present statutes are "reason- course gladly we shall obey our establish priorities regretted ' York Yankees While playing ably certain definite and clear" ! civil authorities The rationing in favor of larger clubs Boston Red for the Sox Ruffing does impose a certain mortificaMr Fonnesbeck's on players" was are "We short arguRETURN 1 lengthy SA whipped 14 times in 15 games ments discounting Mr Ericksen's tion and it may be offered to al"We have explained the terrible Yanks - Breadon "It is commentary as "a veiled attack mighty God as a penance We by we to and with open barely enough 1 -E more pleasant to play with upon much the college" were made in a must do penance because this war be of some called them think may I says Rutagin"em" in the draft as the season goes 'em than Some supplement to the majori- started because men lost God in tr- o t 6"'toolle of the Utah golf ting their hearts" ty report along clubs are already talking of dropThe order was issued through to With the a He of said with state's the probrespect suspension ' ping events they have promoted lems of postwar adjustment com- a special faculty granted to all number of minor many leagues All of which inin the past m members saw bishops and archbishops of Ameriplayers were being declared free dicates a curtailed golf program mitteedisturbances on DecemadThe of the state ca by19 Pope Pius XII the upon purpose agents However from the Wi I I be issued judging It 1)11 ber as to to was call a added he for let vertisement economy likely that took advantage of 6 It 9 32 Pogo' oed 4 Page Cover and by other dioceses and archdioceses them know where they can apply crowds the few good days of play last great extension in the United States in the baseball educational for n 1- t "good higher jobs" week there is going to be plenty change ms THE TIMEIS progra on of golf played the 'local links "The extent to which the new In view of the decree modifyiMoil this coupon today or call at this summer and industrial activities ng- fasting- for a year issued Infielder military offic for Utility TribuneTelgram will survive and become a part of Tuesday by Archbishop Samuel your copy S U the postwar economy is extremely A Stritch of the Chicazo diocese With Signs Up difficult to determine with that of the Catholic church it is probROCHESTER N Y Feb 23 degree of definiteness necessarily able that the Most Rev Duane Carey 31 Boston 1c'osod IS cmti for ono copy prerequisite to intelligent planning G Hunt bishop of the Salt Lake Red Sox utility infielder who sin"It would seem to be a safe diocese will issue a similar decree RETAX of "YOUR INCOME gled safely in his only 1942 time prediction however that the fu- for this diocese when he returns ture of the state will be more dy- to Salt Lake City the Right Rev at bat to earn a $5000 salary and FORT COLLINS Colo Feb TURN SIMPLIFIED" the title of baseball's highest paid 23 — CI't—Spring football at namic than in the past and the M F Sheehan vicar general of extent to which this may be true the diocese said hitter signed Tuesday with Uncle Colorado State college was abanSam's navy doned Tuesday and track and will establish the necessity for pro(SgPd) Bishop Hunt went east to at"I'm tickled pink to get In" he baseball schedules were susgressive adaptation of the pro- tend funeral services for the Rev said after emerging from his pended pending readjustment to grams for the university and the John Finneral pastor of St (Address) Theresa's church Midvale Utah physical examination "and I only conform with the early conclucollege" The return of peace members held at Lowell Masa February hope I'll have more chances at bat sion of the present semester on in this league than I had with the (Sate) (Cti) agreed will necessitate more than 9 The hishon is 2expected to reApril 23 ever before extensive and effective turn about March Sox" The action followed a meeting Sox four years Red With the of council the athletic training at both institutions New THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Athletic Director Harry NV Carey last year in addition to his departments may have to be cre- creasing population should assure ated in both schools and both may increasing state funds to surmount SALT LAKE TELEGRAM perfect batting average also Hughes said "We hope condifielded faultlessly in the one game tions will make it possible to be taxed beyond present capacities financial problems Affecting the he played at second base However industrial growth and in schools members averred -play football next fall" 1 '23 I i-p' -- war-wobbli- I I - Decision Nears On Texas Loop (21--S- on ix three-fourth- 51 let-are- na line-den- ts 200-yar- d 40o-var- d e tree-styl- 1A1 supply-grumbler- ?' m MacI---add- en 400-yar- free-styl- all-nav- 1 iUST YOl1 FILE YOUR Inerrir m Point Ration Expltiners' ar"vir RETURN DY ICaroline J M Jensen Williani Perry Carney William r":7T77Peorfry Car2- - - -- Ceti 4 Matilda Hanson n - FM-da- Ple-asa- lie e Coal Output Gets Praise Grace E Darling Mrs Grace r Darling TR at S a m at the home of (Continued From PeLae Eleven) overtime for any labor over seven hours on any of the other days While concluding: that production could not be hiked by lengthening the work klay Mr Grover believed that more coal could be mined if widespread absenteeism could be reduced "In some of the larger mines on he day after Christmas absenteeiSM ran as high as 20 per cent" he noted "It can readily be seen that a mine employing 150 men with 30 off the Job is seriously hampered on that particular day" Operators and distributors see in the present emergency an opportunity to regain much business lost in recent years and are cooperating with the general public so that there will be no empty coal bins Railroads have performed distinguished service in having sufficient empties on hand to haul the coal from the tipples to various points throughout the state and elsewhere using box cars as well as the ordinary coal carriers Truckers also have held up their end admirably Mr Grover said "Consumers should order their coal from 10 to 30 days before they expect their supply to be exhausted" Mr Grover concluded Deaths A- Mailer Kimball Burrow Fila rah A bbie 'Mrs ot 2319 'I itird Last w who died IM Aorta y morning einidileted Thursday at 12 :IN p S eard gmapel In Burl on lrat A rnold h south street Tweet knit of tibishon or Columbus ward ill be Burial will Salt Lake City elate e Irrienels may eall at the residence or her son Jesse K Burrows 2146 south and Sate street Wednesday evening Ptineral sem lees for sit-(e- Charles Allen 73 died TuesEmery at 8 a rn in a Salt Lake hospital day of causes incident to age Iowa He was born in Jasper entinty A Ma rch 16 1669 resident of Salt he for 45 had been a Lake r City years col-tomost of that time retiring about 10 'years ago StitViN ing are a son Harold W of Salt fm ke City and a de ughter M Fe Helene May Ilyeroft of Eltliannah Mantle Woolsey Ilartly Mime t Thursday until 11:30 a In Maude Woolsey Handy died Tuesday at 1:25 p 'PRICE—Mrs 48 hi a of' Price at Lake hoepital She was born at Cedar City a daughter of Jazies Funeral Pervices for Miss Mary Elizabeth A'illiams of 51S West Sixth South street istio died Monday morning In a Salt Lake hospital will be conducted at 11 a m at 2fi1) East South Thursday street E Richards Temple Joseph ard bishop of the Fourteenth L D S will officiate Rurial will be In Salt Lake City cemetery Friends may call Rt the place of funeral Weriresdsv between 4 fi nd rn and Thursday prior to time of p services 1 I wri pru- twi Prewritil yi3OltrrtrlI1 pltrvIi seeite L r1nv at 2 p trt in the 14 virwo itiothop abernacte by Opprti rt P rTre!or In will be litirtei IVtheoloce arid 'r1 lit Frieml rn9 rl MI tiAtsit day Pit hak City: and of hour prior In Price tnS tabernacle ?Leo! ti teNe perioP Leila May P Malier Leila May Peters-4- Hans N Mork be James Thomas Jackson A May Boothe Wheatley Swickard Mra Frances Andersen Swickard 64 wife of Clinton Swickard died at her home Fes Fifth South street Tuesday at 9:43 p m of a heart ailment Mrs Swickerci 'A as born January 10 1c71 In SIC? Lake (Ty a daughter of and Frftores Floyd Andersen Sur wing are heVilsoand a brother William A lidermpn Cal: three ters Dirs Emil' Bird of Loa Angeles: Mra Cal and Nille N ink ot Sant a Mouka Mr Jratte Court er of lint tot Mont 35R BRIGHAM CITY—Funeral services for Mrs Rosa May Boothe NN'heaiev 61 who died at her home 52 North Third East' street Sunday wilt be conducted Wednesday at I p zn n the Honeyvilie L D S ward chapel by Wilford Frernari S bishoo ward of the Brigham City Fourth L D Mrs Vli'hea t ley was born at Brigham i It a of SSE Mareh daughter City iilr N and Ellzaboth Hunan ker Boothe wits married in March 1000 to John G (Cnntimied nn Page Ntrete0n) 1 r -- I far-dedu- '74fro di — ct e N Church Decree Alters Fasts ore-z-'1- 4 N'ibt Vitt 1 4'-- 1 - - fr- 6 - st - - - f 4 i 1 and 1 - - - I t 0 coast-to-coa- 10 I :D-11e- I -- 9 48-pa- I I : i war-industri- - al c far-reachi- eti " Boox Coloags Cancel Baseball Track 1 - v7 1 On the fob day and night are the telephone men and women who direct the voices of victory in our vast war program Shortage of materials which made extra facilities impossible did not prevent them from handling the biggest volume of calls in history during 1942 You have helped speed voices of victory by your cooperation such as - Using your directory instead of calling "Informa tion for numbers already listed -—Making fewer calls for Time of Day" — Making only urgent calls to busy war centers' — Being considerate on party lines We sincerely appreciate it and ask your continued cooperation — THE MOUNTAIN STATES TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY --- I & alUMh0&1MOamMAitan A Wi 41nmA"grte801!!f 1 2747 Wasinve-toMaher 57 of Leo )1 abet c4!ed yard a n wid n () t John at 12:45 P tn frtzn at her borne Tuesday ailment a prolonged heart -lcca Mrs Maher was born sfJanuary "a James Chrtatlan danchter in °glen Pettersoct Gatiies and Margaret In °else She was married to Mr Maltter a ralroad 1909: He died tn1929 Ssptemher at8 Mina in Nev accident RANDY---Ban- s N rijork 77 re'ired died at his hoine smelterrnan of Sandy a in of apopiexv 2:25 at Tuesday Born at Svendala Swedenm Mr Bjork azd to the United States 57 James Thomas jackson former came to his retirement worked in the oid Utah resident died February 1S of a prior Before corning near smelter Sandy Mingo heart attack at his home In Elk Grove he served in the cavar7 of to Amerioa He was the husband of Mrs LilCal army the Swedish are ian S Flder Jackson daughter of Mrs bia widow Anna J P!ork H F Elder of 1260 East First South twoSurviving Borit $0118 Berman A and Harold0 street Salt Lake City and former Salt and three grandchildren Lake resident who survives him Funeral 'entices and burial were conducted In Sacramento Oat Saturday Rosa Cardinals Woo Free Agents ! ' re at the teem teem 7"P'70 4 - Hale WorYleey are her husband Joel Et daughtersan4MrsMr Bess: Hardy two iLide La ke city of Sa of Burley Idaho: two IPC413 VIrrair of tow of Price and Revirnd Ettrelese S three terptiOnt Eivart U army th Itsr Rairf 1artv rt Pri TipLy :plot TA Rev Mr r lei plerlatikhter 'Atte strattdhdrart: o lita At" P:PlipnilPf Wo4pribv brothPr Andy- M re M ra and ottoo! Alvait Clluis 15th! 5 Auguet azd Ceng I SO4 OGDEN—MrS Mary Elizabeth Williams Frances Emery Charles Allen died Tiles- her daughDarling 4US Second avenue of' Dorothy chronic nephritis June She v aa born in Salt Lake Cit a daughter of John W and IS 18 Emma Read Myere hut spent her childhood on her parents' ranch near Evanston Wyo Besidea her daughter in Salt Lake City Mrs Darling is survived by one slater f Leonard of Loe Angelee Mrs Nelile Cal four brothers Frank Myere of El Paso Texas George A Myers of Piedmont Myers and Fred B Wyo: orCharles Evanston Wyo Myers be conduct od Graveside servIres will ‘'‘ vet The family u not y in E zitust on he no flowers gent requesas that dey ter ti v |