Show - - 'Iv ‘ - : v "1- '10k - tr- -' ' "' '4 4' " '' '''' '-'- -' '6"'' i ' ' - - - - " - '6 - - ''''''''''' ' - - - E - - i 1 E iThc 9B t 'aribunt 5alt gake Morning March 14 1943 Sunday '''s U of U Speed Preparation For TNew ilrledical School - - ''- - t c--- - k Dean Works Out Final Details of Curriculum and Faculty Eminent Doctors Head Units A ty - - ' I C- r- -- 4 - ' ' 1 o- t a 41 - ' - s I 4 ) '"1 -- - - I' - -- 4::'-N -- - -i 1 ( 1 Fuel is now rationed on the East Coast—and rationing may extend throughout the nation as gasoline and other types of rationing have That's why the U S Government urges home owners to Insulate—to save fuel which also means saving manpower and transportation facilities ' Insulate your home with Zonolite--- NOVI while plenty is available! ahead of a year Zonolite sales are more than G00 ago in this territory Such heavy demand plus transcould result in portation and man power problems shortages So the safe thing to do is insulate NOW Although high in Insulating value Zonolite is low in cost—and soon pays for itself through fuel savings alone—then saves you money year after year after year It's easy! Even a boy can install Zonolite No special equipment or experience is necessary Let us give you details ILLLT Buy From Your Local Lumber Dealer ID A110 ( Co t Inued ) LAU crre LITA-1- Tri-Sta- te UTAH Tr-Mat- o kr City ta Lumber L Delta Lumber Tr per a J lenckeleen Gar an4 Trt-- S tate Lumber Tri-Sta- te Lumber Heber City A itttitiva Turner Building Supply Hinckley IL A Morrie La vt t kberliten Lumber Blackfoot e Lumber Victor Pratt Sate Burley Lumber Tri-Sta- te Tri-Stat- tr's- 1164111 Leertstnet Anderson Lomber 1ngtin Smith Bros Lumber aUrialMI ?lemmata Greve Lumber Price Homo Lumber Roosevelt Horne Lumber Roy Rey Lumber Salina Bathes Lumber SLudi Jensen-Kuh- r Lumber St George Lumbar Whipple Spanish York Jett Lumber I Bannock county region—Pocatello Idaho Harold B Le Nicholas G Smith and M O Ashton Central Idaho region — Burley Idaho George F Richards Antoine R Ivins and LeGrand Rich- ards Southeastern Ida ho region— Montpelier Idaho Joseph Fielding Smith and Richard L Evans Eastern Idaho region — Rexburg Idaho A E Bowen Patriarch Joseph F Smith and Rufus K Hardy Canadian region — Cardston Canada Dr Joseph F Merrill Clifford E Young and John H Taylor Northern California region—San Francisco Dr Richard R Lyman Charles A Calls and Oscar A Kirkham Southern California region—Los Angeles (Wilshire ward) Dr John Widtsoe and Thomas E McKay In addition 11 stakes will hold A their regular quarterly conferences as previously announced: Chicago Juarez New York Oahu Portland Nevada San Luis Seattle Washington Young and Humboldt Fast meetings throughout the rhurch will be held Sunday 'Chutes Save Utahn SLx N Tri-Sta- Bervic Tooelo Sergeant Bert L BrImhall Is a son of Mrs Clara Brimhall who Mrs residem with a daughter Alvin K avtheway at 334 Milton avenue Mrs Hazel Brimhall his wife left Salt Lake City early this week to visit her husband at the Columbia S C air base Lumber !dab° Falls Bonneville Lumber Lumber e !Colbert) Lumber Mackay e Lumber Pocatello Lumber Pregion Prestos Lumber Ririe Lumber Rupert e Lumber $t Anthony Lumber Orm Auto Tremon too WYOMING Big Piney Big Piney Mere- - Tri-Stat- Legion Groups Enjoy Fete Tri-Sta- te TO-Stat- e More than 350 Legionnaires and their wives and other guests attending the annual dinner dance of the Sugarhouse post No 65 American Legion Saturday night at the Forest Dale Golf club were entertained by soldiers from the Salt Lake air base - J ft Elko Lumber Pioche Benet Lumber zONOLITE Iti6-U- -- - - - -- - - - i w-- third annual banquet at the Newhouse hotel and reeled off snappy talks before fellow members wives and husbands Royal IA Garff speech professor at the University of Utah and instructor of the class of more than a score of fledgling speakers for the past 20 weeks looked on in approval as his pupils including business men and professional women delivered all manner of talks mixing in humor serious thoughts and Inspiration Kenneth W Millner was toastmaster and introduced the 22 speakers After the banquet the club members and special guests staged a dance ": Agr 4- -- ' " L 7: ' ' -- : — - 't 11 6 J- - 4ts - i ‘ v ---- 1 - 'I -- -- -- --- tikli -- 1g i 1 - 1 - EIEWEEEPir-vw- ig -- 1 ' ' ' E - -- " - - -- r - —-J- ?' - - T -- ‘ '- ! - ''IL ' ' : -- ' 0 - r" -- :"- "L -- 44--- - I - ' 7 - -- - L------ -- I t 1 - 1 4 z ----! f - t --r "L- V Q 44 I ) t ! :13 1—A 0 1 ie - I - t -r '' 0 '''- - T ') - 4 g' - '' z - 1 " - - - - - -- 4 a"''''' ! de- that might otherwise undermine your health Acids Help Kidneys Remove to clean and Nature the provides Kidneys your blood and to remove excess Acids purify The Kidneys contain about nine million tiny tubes or filters through which the heart pumps blood about 200 times an hour night and day so its easy to see that they may get tired and slow down when overloaded Fourteen years ago a practicing pllytias trade clan's prescription callederitex vIIsbIs to the pibtic tikrbiigh tocirtt 877es titouit and easy inexpenshe iniiting and nonnands suffering from in troubles Bladder and Kidney rystemic these three simple ways: 1 Help the Kidneys remove excess acids which may become poi2 To palliate burning soning and irritating and smarting of the urinary passages and bladder irritation 3 Help the Kidneys flush out wastes which may become poisonous if lp non-orga- -- e 1'7T- dr? 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''' 30-3- 30-0- fense council However a paper by Dr Taylor concerning emergency medical service and problems was read in the protective division ic 17-7- 7:-' 1 range (practice ammunition)cartrounds of 45 automatic ridges 10 rounds of 32 automatic 100 primers fifty ammunition 0 ca 6 cartridges 50 ridges 200 rounds 22 caliber long rifle cartridges per man and one box (25) shotgun shells for each shotgun In this group all purchasers must be either enforcement agencies or individuals who are members of duly organized and existing Inlow enforcement agencies cluded in the term "law enforcement agencies" are plant guards doing police duty in the protection of pants manufacturing war materials guards employed by railroad and other public utility companies or guards who protect any property the destruction of which wou:d be detrimental either to the military effort or civilian- health safety or public welfare Other Applicants If any other applicant wishes to purchase ammunition he shall first obtain permission for the sale and purchase by filing written application with the governmental requirements bureau of war produc-- 1 - ic 1 it:1: ' t - - 101 10) sions or citizens' defense corpe and the service section or citiClem S zens' service corps Schramm state controller presided over the former and D M Whelan executive officer conducted the service section session Speaking in place of Dr Maurice J Taylor state defense council emergency medical officer who was called from the city were Mrs Mildred Byers of San Francisco regional nurse consultant for the Ninth region office of civilian desence and Mrs Evan G Richards state nurse consultant for the -- Must Match Guns Ammunition may be sold only for the caliber gun or guns actu-- 1 ally in the possesion of the purchaser Each law inforcement agency or Individual officer in such agency shall be allowed each three months 10 rounds of 38 caliber service ammunition and 10 rounds of mid- - (Continued From Page - ' k I - '7 100 Blind Persons Hear Lecture on Autographs t t 12-gua- ge r cemetery ' - - doll"- 1' l'::li i t ---z - k ' IP I Olivet - : IA - il--- 1-- i ILzs( ) 5-- l'' ' ' I - Mt '4'1- b i E I in woo 1 - be - - a - 1 i meeting J Whitney Floyd of Logan state director of the forest fire fighter service appealed for volunteer fighters to be trained in April and May in the fundamentals of fight- tion board Washington D C ing forest and range fires Com- which will set the forth munications problems in time of official application of the position applicant were M outlined by John disaster the purpose for which the amBaldwin communications engineer and is to be used munition Prom Pass (0cmtinued for the state council Major James and other civilians' Sportsmen diR identiof Barker Logan- assistant ager Mr Joseph had )en com- rector of the eastern need whcse ammunition is not I for section of the essential will be fied with' the Carisa Mining unable to pur- I Ninth region explained new chase cartridges under pany where he served as president IOCD the present I i Edand general manager the East types of incendiaries Colonel said officials regulations Standard Mining company where win O Sawyer chief of the conBoard members of intermoun— he was manager and the Silver tinuous security branch of the in- tain states who have been author- comon Mi ternal district and Shield Mining spoke security Illag ized to pass on for' security and rescue unit ammunition are: applications pany of which he was president Internal and general manager at the time work was described by Captain T Utah—James A Hooper 408 of his death Playing an active F Collins commander of the citi- Beneficial Life building Salt Lake zens' defense of the Salt City: Elton L Jones 335 North role in the mining industry for corps more than three decades Mr Jo- Lake City council of defense First West street Cedar City:- - A B Dean of Christine accomof his D list had Clayton Allen room 210 office among seph state nutritionist for the building Logan A W post McKinnon plishments work for a tariff on Logan bank 'Price Abe copper and continued efforts for defense council opened the service Carbon-Emer- y Industrial improvements as a mem- division session with a talk about Hansen 275 North Second West ber of the American Mining con- nutrition activities in connection street Richfield Fenton S GardWith rationing Mrs May Stevens ner Delta: Don Clyde Heber City gress He was also a leading fig- state director of the child welfare George Swan Kaysville J W ure in the Great American Prosdiscussed child welfare JohnsonManti J Usher Henrie pectors' association serving sev- program Dr William M McKay health Panguitch J Harold Reader Vereral terms as president Mr Joseph long interested in Chairman for the state council nal health and welfare: JusIdaho — James Farmer 1021! civic enterprises was one of the spoke-o- n C Stewart information officer North Sixth street Boise Leon tin of Lake's Salt first organizers Covered Wagon Days program and of the office of price administra- Contor 177 Fourth street Idaho one of the proponents of making tion told of consumer interests Falls 'George Howell Box 407 the observances an annual event andC DFerdinand Bahr of Ogden Salmon A II Brailsford 161 recreation director for the Ninth avenue North Thin Falls He had been a member of Salt 0 Lake lodge No 85 B P 0 E since Salt Lake area explained the coun- Merle L Drake Challis J H 1903 and served as exalted ruler of cils recreation program Dredge Malad: Paul Montgomery He preHighlight of Sunday's meetings Mountain Home Angus MacRae the lodge in 1931-3- 2 be an Incendiary bomb and Paul D Sid Smith Shoshone H viously had identified himself with will demonstration at 1 p m in L Finch Soda Springs: Eph Ricks various committees of the lodge gas 5 at 1021 East Sugar City: H B Souien Weiser fire No station commitwelfare the particularly Ninth South stroet by Captain ‘'t tee oming Agcntg He was a member of the Loyal Collins and Jack Neal state consultant for the defense council E Order of Moose Wyoming—O Brandbury Mr Joseph also had gained rec- Speakers at the protective divi- Evanston: Tommy Rogers Green sion's session at 9 a m In the hotel River Clifford P Hansen Jack-- 1 ognition in the fields of writing will be Major Barker Leo C Nulty son J A Reed Kemmerer and munic Ills technical papers In the engineering field particu- assistant special agent in charge of John V Hay Jr Rock Springs the Salt Lake office of the federal Nevada—Gordon Griswold Mark! larly those on bridge stresses and bureau of investigation and Mr W Menke C H Reinken and A! strains have been widely read As R Torgerson Elko D A a musician he composed several Schramm Hughes' The war service section begin- and Doyle C Robinson Ely andi songs including both words and 9 m a at in Newhouse the Arthur Carter Lind music and wrote an opera "Queen ning After the applications have been of the Cherokees" As a piano hotel will hear Dr Royal L Garff of Utah speech profes- approved by a board member the player he entertained innumerable University Informal assemblies at the Hotel sor B L Brick Wood executive purchaser presents them to a re-- ! Utah secretary of the state general sal- tail dealer to obtain his purchase vage committee S Grover Rich The retailer in turn uses the applihis other interests many Among was that of the St Joseph Water state rationing director for 0 P A cation to reltock his supply from and Irrigation company of which Dr Arvil L Stark of Logan state the wholesaler The Salt Lake he was president for many years chairman of the victory garden Hardware company in Salt Lake and the Salt Lake County Fair program and Dr T Earl Pardoe City has been designated wholeInc where he served as director of Provo head of Brigham Young saler for ammuzition for the entire intermountain area in 1938 university speech department Surviving him are his widow Mrs Mamie Morris Joseph of Salt r' a Lake City a brother and two sis77r11 ters Julius Joseph and Mrs SigLi Li Li mund Solomon of New York City ta and Mrs Bertha Behr of CincinnaP and also nieces five nephews ti rrm ji Funeral services directed by the ! 11 i Past Exalted Rulers' club of the Get Up Nights allowed to accumulate thus aiding nnture Elks lodge will be conducted Tues- or If you'refrom feeling Out osorts in stimulating an increase of energy which Basso 7es taciatchr puffer Burning NPTV0111141 day at 2 p m in the Elks club at Ankles Rheumatic may really make you feel years younger fori i'ains Diertness Circles Under Eves and 139 East South Temple street Guaranteed Trial Offer aorn-ou- t and the cause may be will r 1 ‘ Ii ' ' I4 mos- - t 1-- a) I - - N ! '' - v - I ! - 1 f - - - r"- 30-0- Death Claims Mining Man I - - I 30-3- Defense Units Conduct Drill At State Meet so ' 4 Dr Clay B Freudenberger Dr Callinter Standing left to right Dr Fuller IL Bailey Dr John A Anderson Dr A Louis Dippel and Dr Philip - B Price More than 100 persons attending the monthly social fete of the Salt Lake chapter of the Utah Association for tho Blind Saturday night at 138 Second East street heard a talk on autograph novelties by Arthur L Howard of Featured on the entertainment Salt Lake City who has a worldprogram was a program of songs wide autograph collection A dancing party followed Blind by Negro soldiers known as the Plantation Singers A floor show musicians from Ogden furnished was presented the music for the dancing Independent Lumber Elko - e aost overcome former speech caps such as stage fright and 22 extreme men and women members of the Salt Lake Speakers' club arose Saturday night at the club' Burial NEVADA Fast Fly Farmers tUtiti Union ii01101 Lumber ed flight Among the members of the crew was Sergeant Bert L Brimhall 24 gunner Salt Lake City Utah Lumber Lumber C MORAVIAN FALLS March 13 army bomber from the Columbia air base crashed here early SatAll seven urday and exploded members of the crew parachuted to safety Some of the men were Injured slightly the public relations office at the home base announced: The bomber was on a routine Tri-Stat- rtaJt i 4" Just to prove that they had handi- i-- Palmer (not a general authority but field supervisor for the presiding bishopric) San Juan region — Blanding Utah Marion G Romney and Oscar A Kirkham Assignments for the April 18 regional conferences follow: Northeastern Utah region— Heber Stephen L Richards Marion G Romney and Levi Edgar Young Boise region — Boise Idaho George Albert Smith Alma Sonne and J L Wirthlin Goodin g e DS Stephen L Richards and M O Ashton Richfield region—Richfield Dr John A Widtsoe Nicholas G Smith and Levi Edgar Young Arizona re gio n—Mesa Ariz Charles A Callis Thomas E McKay and S O Bennion Dr JoNephi region—Manti Merrill Patriarch F Joseph seph F Smith and Rufus K Hardy Virgin River region—St George A E Bowen Clifford E Young and John H Taylor Colo Denver region—Denver Dr Richard R Lyman and Lee A Trt-Sta- Tri-Stat- si f'' L - -- i F 1 ties For predatory animal control1 maximum amounts of ammunition to be sold any one applicant in a three months' period without ob-- i taming prior authority from the war production board will be: Two boxes (100 rounds) 'of 22 caliber cartridgis: two boxes (40 0 caliber cartridges rounds) 6 calitwo boxes (40 rounds) ber cartridges two boxes' - (50 rounds) shotgun shells The shotgun shells are available only in No 4 regular and No 00 buckshot ' - i f - f- - 4 I ‘ ''''—'1111117TIn 135 'SOUTH STATE L---- - cs:s 1 i (Continued From Patze Dristro Tet-Stat- i I Pi Leaders Speakers' Club - Members Map Plans For April Meet Reel Off Talks ir Tri-illta- er mertran rat eblyetuta Mere Lumber Bountiful Bountiful Lumber 13 Mei km Cay Teillitute Lumber Farmers - Lumber Park City Lumber Oprielt iSurtork-14aikLumber Lucas Builders Pleassot 'Grove Trt-Sta- te ugarbones Lumber Valley la Isrephl eConaug 14111 ney Lumber CNA 11 Man ti Pioneer Buildin g Lumber Ketchum Lumber Ihrtra gluon Lumber PI ytand - :) 4 1 two-motor- Install Zona lite Insulation yourself In a few spare hours You can s ''t - March 28 lite insulation reduces heat loss to 40 and fuel bills 20 Zono ‘ - ar I InsulateYour Home t ' A74-- Dr A C Canister dean and the heads of the departments' of the new university four-yemedical school which will open on March 22 Seated left to right Dr 11 L Marshal! I to 1 t::12 41-rf4-- ‘4)6A1- --o 5 I :1 r-- I () full-tim- S Govt Urges You le of L i :i j ( yr: --- ' mitowl 11 - f 1 f l 4 Q-steo- le 't Provisions for obtaining limited for predquantities of ammunition and rodent animal peat atory I control or for law enforcement! agencies were announced Saturday by the war production board: Under the rationing program for persons essential ammunition exclusive applying must state the : purpose for which the ammunition will be used and the caliber of ' apcartridges needed on triplicate to'''''' plication blanks which will be 100'' passed upon by ammunipon rationing board members of their locali- t 40-be- Um -- I Is U '' - 7007-1r- 1:11114Irmyr i '''''''" J 1 - ' - - r- ' ' ''-'- - ' f ' p 9 - - ' ' - f fel r-- - - ' ' - trfetl' cr 4 A4 - mediAll is in readiness for the opening of the new four-yea- r cal school at the University of Utah on March 22 with finItl details of organization and curriculum being worked out by Dr A C Callister dean of the medical school and a staff of eminent doctors selected from medical schools all over the country to bead the departments of the school Final appointment of depart- - e Most of Dr Dippers work will ment heads was made Friday by d conducted in the model be the university board of regents with the selection of Dr Fuller B maternity ward' now nearing comLake county Bailey Salt Lake physician to pletion at the Salt serve as acting head of the de- hospital where he plans to conduct extensive research on obstetpartment of internal medicine rical problems Heading the department of surHe was accompanied to Salt gery is Dr Philip B Price who came to the university from Johns Lake by Dr E G Holmstrom also of the staff of the University of Hopkinli medical school where he Minnesota medical schooll who will was associate professor of surgery- - act as assistant professor of obA graduate of Johns llopkins in stetrics and gynecology Dr4ohn A Anderson formerly 1921 Dr Price did postgraduate and assistant professor instrUrtor work at the Union Memorial hos- of at the University of pediatrics Minnesota will serve as head of pital in Baltimore the department of pediatrics in the Went to Orient medical school university He went to China in 1925 where was graduated Anderson Dr after studying the Chinese lan- from the University of Minnesota guage at the University of Nan- Medical school in 1933 He was inking he served on the department structor in pediatrics at the Uniof surgery at the Mission hospital versity of Colorado and Commonat Soochow for two years He was wealth fellow in child research at on the staff of a hospital in Korea Denver before returning to Mktfor E ix months before going to the nesota Chet loo university me4ica1 college where he served as assistantand Acting Head associate professor of surgery beDr Bailey will organize and act fore returning to the United States as head of the Internal medicine In 1938 He was on the teaching until the selection of e staff of Johns Hopkins university department a doctor to serve as head until accepting his appointment of the department He graduated here from Rush medical college in ChiDr Price has been conducting cago in 1919 and acted as Instrucresearch on the effects of shock in tor of Internal medicine at Rush wartime for the past five years until 1923 when he came to Salt and will continue his studies at the 'Lake City to begin his practice In university in a special surgical re- 1930 he made special studies In search laboratory he is now setting Vienna The medical school staff will be up on the campus Appointed to head the depart- rounded out by Dr H L Marshall ment of obstetrics and gynecology who will serve as head of the deat the medical school is Dr A partment of public health and preLouis Dippet who was associate ventive medicine A graduate in medicine from Columbia university professor of obstetrics and gynecology at the University of Min- and public health from the Uninesota before coming to Salt Lake versity of Michigan Dr Marshall has been associated with the uniCity Dr Dippel was graduated from versity for many years where he the University of Texas medical has served as professor of physical school in 1928 He served as as- welfare and medical supervisor of sociate professor of obstetrics at the students He is president-elec- t John"! Hopkins before going to pf the Utah Public Health association Mintesota in 1940 WPB Outlines Rules for Getting Shells Will Teach Stztdents thè Healing Arts ( Ilk 17777' 135 SOUTH STATE 14 i - V V Ak - - t : 4 7 t I --- -A' A a |