Show Utah Clubs Taverns Hold Hnma Aiile Will Box Elder Seminary Reports Six Fined for Speedy Driving CLEARFIELD Davis Countv txnimt Work List oi Tentative Graduates April Six persons had been 34 A Liquor Stamps BRIGHAM CITY April 26 Brlgham City Sixth— Wealey John Box Elder high school sem- Barlow Carol LeAnn Burt Lois Garfield officials announced today PetersenJoyce Azalla Olsen Dorothy Gay Richards Robert Eldoii SALT LAKE CITY April 26 inary exercises for this year's Richards Lynn graduation Geraldine steffen Melvln J (AP) — Besides state liquor stores seniors are slated for evening of Whltaker and Clare Wiser and agencies 34 clubs taverns or May 17 in the LDS tabernacle Brigham City Seventh— Beverly Anindividuals have been issued fed- here derson DeMaur Balls Donna Mae Harmon Lee Hewkea Barbara Elaine eral tax stamps for retail sale of Chosen on a basis of outstanding Marble Audreen Olsen Anna VerLee alcoholic beverages for th three vent scholarship Petersen Glenn A Smith Joyce stokes The stamps are required by the course to Lee Morris Wight and at represent graduates federal government of any person Brlgham City Eighth— James Orval or organiaztion selling such bevBott Mary Ludene Burrows Howard jpha Anderson and Clare Wiser W Call Janet Gourley Glenca Ann erages at retail Honor Pupils Listed Hoist Rhoda LaNae Mills William Nuttall Douglas I Orchard Mel-b- a Opinions Conflicting Honor roll of the class includes Don Elizabeth Richardson Deloy TanUnder Utah state law only the Clare Wiser Carol Burt Delpha ner Anna Jean Turley and Joyce state may retail alcoholic bever- Anderson LaNae Mills Mary Lou Youngqulst ages although Attorney General Burrows Belva Anderson Wesley From Corinne Ward Clinton D Vernon has issued con- John Barlow Anna Jealn Turley B Corinne— Betty Beard Leona flicting opinions this year as to Leland Seely Ronnie Dean Har- Crater Janet Davis LaRue Darts "lock- ris and John K Jones the legality of the i v warper Koaney Nelson Ronj er system in private clubs The prospective graduate list ald A Nelson Royal Norman Donna Rader Smoot Joan Mary In one he held that such clubs subdivided Grant Lyle are legal and in the other he ruled live follows:by wards in which they Thompson and Keith W Welch Honeyville— John Reed Boo the Luthem illegal Bear River City— Barbara Burt Mar-- cille a Dickey Merrill Jensen Duke Raee Burt Oenlel Jensen Audrey William J Korth U S collector Duke Florence Harper Ai tor Grant anrt BpnBtnH Pf'cr'jm of internal revenue said possession Hunsaker Valmal Toknan and Peggy Brlgham City First—Belva Anderson M Wheatley of a federal stamp does not entitle pelpha Irene Anderson E BradRoy Harper— Darrell LuRoy Deam John the holder to violate state laws ley Reva Ann Reese Vernon L Wat-ki- Ray Harper Grant Holmes Prank May He explained "If they don't have LaVar C Whltaker and Virginia Jr Maxine Petttngill one they are violating federal tax A Wilde Mantua—Connie Lee Isaacson GerBrlgham City 6econd— Donald D ald A Jensen Renee Larsen laws" however and MarDunn William Adam File Elwynn H ian The stamps cost $2750 Pulsipher Jensen Jackie Jensen Robert L JohnPerry— Billy Public files at the collector's of- ston Lyle Busby Darlene Meservy Kirk R Nelson Judson Wilma Louise Walker Marilyn and Arfice yesterday showed that the 34 and Beverly Nelson lene B Wight issues this year compares with 33 Brlgham City Third— Eugene P AnRita-JWillard— Braegger George derson Lois Maize Chrtstensen issued m 1948 Goodell Ernest Wtlford Kunsler 'Hall C RlnlnA TTann rnHnnCarolyn ihM E Don Nebeker Jens Ray 14 in salt Lake City Larry Slmonsen on John Nelson Jones and Kathryn Nina Paye Talbot and Mary Ann 14 stamps held files showed The Walte Park Valley— Lanoma Josle Hhrscbl by ' Salt Lake City clubs or tav- From Four til Ward erns an increase of 3 over last Brlgham City Fourth— Charlene Cole- and Mary Kunzler LDS Good Condition -- so-call- ed rt- -a m Vel-m- ns oy East Promontory Max Rita Woodward Dell man Max o Grunlg Richard Hamilton Ronney Dean Harris Ogden held six the same as in Jensen Elolse Johnson Ralph 1948: Those issued in Tooele in- Netlson Frieda Olsen cieo Rasmus-se- n creased from two to three and and Lorene Agnes Wood those in Vernal dropped from four Brlgham City Fifth— Connie Charlotte Andreason Ellis L Chrtstensen last year- - to none this Blanche Clifford Richard P Forrest No records were found of stamps Hunsaker Allen fc Jensen issued in Eureka or Woods Cross Wert Dale Arlene Jensen D'On M Jen-Me- n TCftrt PlrhsrH this year though a club and a gro pontile TnunKanM cery store respectively held them ftlchard Martlo Jerold R Nelson Rose ©an J Leland in those cities last year Price has Seely Darren wla 1 Stggard Merlene Thompson two stamps this year but had three Victor laynard last St George had two this year year nimm-mt-- J T and one last year Others issued in the1 state to other than state outlets included one each in Helper Cedar City Clearfield Provo Logan Wendover and Kaaab In Cancer War 'U' Asked lo Aid Welfare Leaders KAYSVILLE Davis County April 26— In a campaign to raise funds to fight cancer Kaysville junior chamber of commerce is collecting old and new nflrt ioo which will be placed on sale Friday and Saturday of this week SALT LAKE CITY April 26 (AP) —The state welfare commission has asked University of Utah school of social service to help the commission solve some of its prob- lems Chairman A C Lambert wrote Dr Arthur L Beeley dean of the school noting that "during the past year or so the welfare department has been under constant fl ainrt criticism from many sources" He added: "Because of the po- anion or me university you and your siair can ao aouot see the total problem from an unbiased point of view and we desire to obtain the benefit of your observa- Tie Sale Slated — — You Can Do This tion" right-of-wa- po SUIT FOR DIVORCE FARMINGTON April 26— Mabel MARRIAGE LICENSE B Williams had filed suit for diFARMINGTON Davis County vorce today in Second district 26 — A marriage license had April court against Leslie W Williams been issued at the Davis charging failure to provide The county clerk'stoday office to couple was married March 25 1939 Lewis Sly 20 Clearfield andSidney Hetty in Salt Lake City Rae Hammon 20 Roy 2000 old TURKEYS FOR SALE Ready far the Range 8-- Glenn & Richardson Grain Co 248 24th St Dial 775 ?l :? f (a r re-port- ed Stake Road Show Slated Tonight will give a lesson on how to gogB0 7 Wr ronnrtoH ot ? i Only m lVaaiai OPPPOOOOOOOPOonnooonnnl I mmnmmnm I J step-by-st- ep slip-cov- er — Can You Identify WHO'S TALKING? 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Your new Laura Wheeler Needlecraft book is Send fifteen cents more ready! 104 illustration for it nf — the choic favorite needle-hobbiest designs ana tne most concise patterns available Beginner easy designs and ideas of an trmm eknert's attention aworthy work patrn printed in the book rj es OLD" HERMITAGE jorunt ABtend -- B in a I of Ogden I r sa SBBl PAn n r rn — "fi f J una in ni raiaaiiiiixi Club to Attend Church Service EVANSTON Wyo April 26 — Members of Evanston U M C Y club will attend corporate communion services at St Pa nix Vnim copal church Sunday morning May io at eigni ociock it is announced The day has been named for national oornorate rnmmtininn nt all young people of the church as well as au raose wno are associated with the United Movement of the Churches Youth in the United " States The Sandarv ntnrnincr nHi be followed by a breakfast at Hunting hall i ANDERSON JEWELRY CO 2449 Washington Blvd Ofden Utah Please send me the diamond advertised at 121a as — City MANY NEVER SUSPECT CAUSE Hi aaaaa in! and Taa&S nj aTaaaassaaaassaaasrl OF BACKACHES V snaasaaaaniBBn aaklia SJafaaranarJ i Wfiis1r6m l&ntucty Nioll!lPl rrN IM MfrNrjstiriM- Genlleraans i I Anderson Phone IIP me students au winners of a d essay contest en "The Amarican TTritaoo " co l— — r jmot j - xlner i rwr S600 $A QP Now only Boxes Rotary-sponsore- — rT: and by Read their four-da- y visit to the city yesterday They toured leading industrial piants ana university oi Utah campus then met top athletes at the university had dinner in individual Rotary members' homes and attended a movie Today they continued visits to industries and husinMs hnnu took a plane ride and tonight they will attend a dinner at which three Rotary scholarships to the university will be awarded to those preparing the best essays" The students included Paul James With rour k idi'bu de'?Mtb V roar blood Get Ooaa'a PUh '" W° l naa otngtaa a Jfe!rv or 616S Co ' E a ess Than Half IVbe Otter for Yoonfj and OH More Storage in Same Space ef Meat 26 choc Sis-- aaW Extra Special! Jaycees Conduct Safety Campaign of the Salt Lake 1 a Ci Salt Lake City and three in Washington county Altogether there were 279 cases of communicable disease listed That wa? an increase of 16 from the preceding week -- Wm - tile paralysis were reported in Utah during the week ended April 22 Dr A A Jenkins director of the division of epidemiology said the eight cases increased to 30 the number rennrtert cn f mn That compares with only seven iii me curresponoing period of 1948 Dr Jenkins advised to take nrecautinnc Ho uparents oil fruits and vegetables should be cieanea tnorougniy He urged calling of a physician at the first symptom of the ailment ui tne new cases of infantile AP) It is' so MSV to milra via It 'v i IV if h POVPrS thoeo 4S4 IVANSTON Wyo April 2— can do a professional job Mrs Max Cazin of Evanston is con- Amateurs little work or cost! frith valescing at her home here followInstructions 841 has ing a minor operation on her foot directions for basic 6 Other types 4 footstools Laura Whpler' imnrntra m- tern makes needlework so simple — PRIZES frith its charts photos and concise directions Send twentv rnfc in nfi n U OMAN CONVALESCING 9 Paralysis Listed film ea Wmm m P v Industrial Study SALT LAKE CITY April !: their enmtcof seniors continued free entcrnrise in actimi study C Jfkmmmmm con- - Eight New Cases Of Infantile Paralysis Mina Flint Kays-repo-rt on the state gs 5 Seniors Continue will contribute a proskit gram and a between-ac- t ward will depict Honeyville Africa Brlgham City America Corinne Norway Bear River City France Brigham City Third Holland Brigham City fourth Chili Harper Ireland and Eighth Rus- - Cluo the basic fundamentals of Four-Club work and acquaint new leader- with their dune Esther Prigmore Woods Cross Z BRIGHAM CITY April 26—L D S North Box Elder stake's annual road show begins tonight at seven-thirt- y o'clock in the various wards of the stake Each ward min dtrt C1UD ni'uc ixirm rriaay irom ten tnree p under direction Shipley state Four-dub The program is planned to ghw KLO Alcoholics anonymous helped us Wilts O Bos 12SS Ogden u a m to of Fern TALKING? ? t our-- t vumi WHO'S Need Help to Stop Drinking? JO Countv Davis April an effort to County correct hazards in the homes of this safety area Layton junior chamber of commerce is starting a home safety drive Don Short president reported Louis Barnett is chairman J D Paulsen Stearns Kilfoylewith and Herbert Strand members A questionnaire is being distributed to all homes in the area entitled "Is Your Home Safe?" Members of the Jaycees will inspect schools of Layton to call attention to safety hazards Cross walk lines at intersections on U S highway 91 will be painted by members of the group Window posters will be displayed in the Layton business houses during the drive to call attention to common hazards in the home Shurtz said f fP A M ure to yield the y John F Ail red Jr 26 of 454 East South Temple Salt Lake City pleaded innocent to a charge of speeding and date for trial was set for April 30 at ten aim Allred posted $10 bail X VLii npru Davis 26 — In CLEARFIELD Davis County April 26—Clearfield Kiwanis club will meet Thursday May 28 at p rr at Ma's and Pa's at Roy The program under diection of Daniel Imhoff Will inrlurio tnUr by members of Davis high school section ana musical seaetmiing lections by students Aim of the meeting it was is to get an understanding of what young America thinks of the foreign policy and U S statesmanship representatives said t Bobbie Peterson Uintah was fined $10 for failure to stop at a stop sign and Grant W Soule 50 Clearfield was fined $10 for fail- It nationally next week in who was 10 acciuant people with severely injured in an Saturday was pronounced in good condition today to-compiishments it Jesse Stewart and his brother dav In Davis county exhibits will be James were unloading timbers in m tne windows of Bow- the Horse mine whan a man's store in Kaysville and J C timber fell Canyon controls of a against Penney's in Bountiful displaying results' of recent tailoring schools heavy tractor The machine startgiven under direction of Theda ed forward running over Jesse and Johnson Davis county home dem- inflicting deep wounds to both legs onstration agent One leg had to be amputated in Numerous radio programs both local and national also have been the Dragerton hospital James rushing to help his brothplanned in observance of the week er stumbled it was reported and fell his m It was pointed out that Utah ankle He nevertheless breaking mtxm atT had the first home demonstration pun jesse tree ana agent in the country Her name is ance Amy Lyman Merrill FARMINGTON LAYTON Kiwanians Will Meet Thursday KLO Dean Jij pKffiR Friday DRAGERTON Utah April (AP)— A Dragerton mine worker SALT LAKE CITY April 26 (AP)— Eight new cases of infan- Harry Duckworth vice president The Jaycees also a show made up of local sponsored talent which was presented last week and proceeds i- — Of Uhirh umro tuiinu nni4 : UVC1 to the drive About $150 was raiaca inrougn tne said Containers fnr have been placed ih the various usiness Duckesiaousnments worth added — — Donald nnea today by Justice of the Peace Nelson on charges JensK v" The are Devon Humnhriw 5? d" 36 of 27 North Main Insan naval base $30: Robert L Badger 27 Box 77 Oeden S20: Mark Wil- -' liam Hall 33 Rt 2 Tremonton $10 Thomas O Smith Ogden $10: Ralph C Farley 22 of 123 West Fourth South Salt Lake City $20 THE OGDEN (UMfMRDARD-EXAMINETUKSDA1 EVENING APRIL 26 1949 HfTif? 26— — IK J naiii 1°° I |