The Salt Lake Tribune from Salt Lake City, Utah • 16

MtEZZvM52M THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Monday April 5 1948 1 1 1 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Monday April 5 1948 I THE DEATH ROLL A Card Teams Wage 'Civil War' In State Bridge Tournament Frances II Shelton Funeral services for Mrs Frances Marie Haneen Curts Shelton 78 1026 1st West who died SaturdaY will be conducted Tuesday at 2:30 pm in Thirtieth ward chapel Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints 1068 Jefferson st Burial will be in the Salt Lake City eemeterv Friends may call at 125 Main Monday from 4 to and Tuesday until 1:30 rim 16 Catholics Hold Dinner for Two Bishops 16 LDS Worker Educator 84 Succumbs Matilda Simpson Nesbitt Mrs Matilda Simpson Nesbitt 71 resident of Salt Lake City 49 years died Saturday at 9:30 pm at her residence 1070 nerpont ave of a' heart ailment I3orn Anril 29 1876 in Belfast Ireland she was a 5' (laughter of William and Elizabeth Gat-t--1 ensley Simpson She was educated in Ire- ifk land and in 1898 Married Jame! Nesbitt They moved Vt it Lake City 1899 11 Nesbitt lied in December 1926 Mrs Nesbitt was I member of the church of Jesus )6 Mrist of Latter-day Saints and was ac- Mrs Nesbitt tive in Relief society temple and welfare work She la survived by three on and two daughters: James Simpson Witham LeRoy and Fred Nesbitt: Miss Effie Nesbitt Mrs Margaret Jeneen Salt Lake City: nine grandchildren two brothers and a sister: Robert and William Simpson and Mrs Margaret Thompson Belfast Ireland Funeral servicea will be conducted Wednesday at 1 pm in Fifteenth ward chapel 907 1st South by Melvin Morris bishop Burial will be in the Salt Lake City cemetery Friends may call at 260 South Temple Tuesday from 4 to 8 Pm and Wednesday from 10 am to noon A "civil war" was fought in Salt Lake City Sunday both sides won The battleground was the University club where bridge enthusiasts "battled" in the master point open bridge tournament sponsored by Utah committee American Contract Bridge league Winners in the East-West couples were Mr and Mrs Don Buie first place Wilfred Arnovitz and Tannenbaum second place and Mrs Victor Sears and David Swarts third place Winners in the North-South couples competition were Mrs 1 Reed and Mrs Cassidy first place Mrs Frank Ellis and Mrs Marie Allred Ogden second place and Mrs It Brown and Mrs A Duste third place Mrs John Reeves secretary announced the next tournament champion pair tourney restricted to players with one or more master points will be held April 16 and 18 at 7:30 pm at Hotel Utah Horace Alvin Dover CEDAR CITY April Alvin Dover 71 pioneer MILSOTV and carpenter of Cedar City died at his home here late Saturday of heart illness following three weeks Mr Dover was born at Too le May 7 1876 a on of William Henry and liaarl Anne Newcombe Dover pioneer Utah settlers He came here when a small child and resided in Cedar City since -As a youth he engaged in farming activities but later entered the building trades which he was engaged for many years' He served a number of years as landacarier and caretaker at the Iron county hospital He married Lucy Grace Bryant of Cedar City here April 10 1901 They were later marrieth in the St George temple Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Mr Dover is survived by his widow of Cedar City: nine sons and daughters- Mrs Mabel Cripps Mrs Iriesa Nelson Mrs- Genievie Melling William Dover Mrs Clara Green Richard end Kent Dover all of Cedar City Otto Dover and Mrs Grace Smith Beaver one sister Mrs Thomas Dix Salt Lake City a half-sister Mrs Nellie Pritchard Parowan 31 grandchildren and five great-grandchildren Funeral services will be conducted Tuesday at 2 pm in College ward chapel Burial will be in Cedar City cemetery directed by Southern Utah mortuary Hiram 3loyes OGDEN April Mayes San Francisco Cal a former resident of Ogden died Saturday morning in a an Francisco hospital He resided in Ogden until 15 years ago and then resided in California until his death He was born March 20 1898 In Ogden son of Stewart and Annie Rogers Mayes-- He was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Survivors include his mother of Ogden and two sons Don and Jack Moyes Salt Lake City: the following brothers and sisters: Mn Elizabeth Tillotaon and Mrs Olive Christiansen Ogden: Mayes Seattle Wash: Mrs Luc Jorgenson Buhl Ida: Mrs Margaret kihm and Robert Moyes California Funeral arrangements will be announced from Ogden by Larkin Bons mortuary of Ogden Sidney Sharp Smith OGDEN April: Sharp Smith 49 1-25-23rd st: died at his home Sunday at 2:30 after an illness of several months Mr Smith a born March 10 1899 In Salt Lake City a son of Thomas A and Sarah Ellen Gilby Smith He was a veteran of World Vliar I :1 and was a member 'V of Ogden Baker-Mer- rut post No 9 Amer- tfr lean Legion He married Tessie Thomas in Salt Lake 4-0041" City in 1920 For 20 years he was owner and malinger of the I 44' CarMith hotel and cafe at Coalville gind then moved with his family to Pocatello Ida where he was Air Smith manager of the Covey North American motor lodge until 1942 When he moved to Ogden and was employed at the Ogden air service command Hill He was a member of the seventies quorum in the Ogden Sixth ward Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Surviving are his widow Ogden and the following eons and daughters: Orla Mae Smith Washington Mrs Van Green Sunset Kathryn Sidney Sharp Jr Glenn and Jerry Smith all of Ogden: one grandchild a sister Mrs Edward Zynda Salt Lake City: three brothers Albert Smith Salt Lake City: A Glibv Smith Caper Wyo and Kenneth SmithWanshin Funeral services will be conducted Wednesday at 1 pm in the Larkin Sons funeral chapel by David Foulger- bishop of Ogden Sixth ward assisted by the Ogden American Legion post Friends may call at the mortuary Tuesday from 4 to 9 pm and Wednesday until time of services Burial will be In the Aulterest Memorial Clublvoman's Rites Slated Tuesday Funeral services for Mrs Lucille Young Reid 1150 Harvard ave who died Saturday will be conducted Tuesday at 3:30 pm at 574 1st South Burial will be in Salt Lake City cemetery Mrs Reid was well known as a clubwoman and was first president of the Utah State Parent-Teacher Assn She is survived by two daughters Mrs Jeannet Brothers and Mrs Lucille Martineau: three grandsons Salt Lake City two brothers and two sisters Joseph Young Chicago Le-Grand Young Yakima Wash Mrs Grace Kerr and Mrs Jasmine Freed Salt Lake City School Lunch Stays 15 Cents Despite Inflation Fund Cut Mrs Hattie Critchlow Jensen 84 70 North Templedied Sunday at 7:40 pm in a Salt Lake hospital of a heart ailment An active worker in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Mrs Jensen served as president of Salt Lake stake Relief society in 1915 and held numerous positions in other auxiliaries She was educated in the public schools of Ogden the University of Utah and Utah State Agricultural college Logan I She was born Jan 31 1864 in Riverdale Weber county a daughter of William and Mary Eliza Brown Critchlow Her maternal grandfather was Capt James Brown founder of Ogden Was Schooi Teacher Mrs Jensen was one of the first Utah women to study kindergarten methods and received a diploma from Miss Alice Chapin pioneer Utah kindergarten educator Mrs Jensen taught school before and after her marriage May 1 1884 to Ephraim Jensen Brigham City who died several years ago She was active in the California mission where she was Relief society president in the Ocean Park branch She later was member of a committee which prepared outlines of study for the Salt Lake stake Relief society President of the Utah Women's Press club one term she published a small book of original verse in 1930 She was a member of Daughters of the Mormon Battalion and was a temple worker Six Children Survive In later life Mrs Jensen traveled considerably and during 1929 spent four months touring Europe Mother of five sons and three daughters she is survived by the following: William Keith Bryan Jensen Mrs Bert Anderson and Mrs George Buchanan all of Los Angeles and Mrs A Clawson Jr Salt Lake City 15 grandchildren and nine Past and present bishops of Salt Lake Catholic diocese were honored at a dinner Sunday evening at College of St Mary-of-theNVasatch The dinner sponsored by the sisters of the college honored Most Lev James Kearney bishop of Rochester and former bishop of Salt Lake diocese and Most Rev Duane Hunt bishop of Salt Lake diocese More than 20 priests from the diocese attended Monday morning Bishop Kearney will celebrate mass at 8 am for the students of the college N-Ikitor to Talk Next Sunday Bishop Kearney is scheduled to give the address at the Sth annual communion breakfast of the Catholic men of Salt Lake diocese The breakfast will follow a special mass for the men in -Cathedral of the Madeleine 331 South Temple and will be held in Judge Memorial school cafeteria 650-11th East Mass will be Celebrated by Bishop Kearney Inaugurated by Bishop Hunt in his early years in the Salt Lake diocese the breakfast has become an outstanding Catholic event To Dedicate Church Bishop Kearney also will participate in the dedication of the new St Rose's Catholic church at Layton Davis county Sunday at 4 The bishop noted the new priest of St Rose's church was an altar boy at first mass in a parish Bishop Kearney opened 20 years ago in upper New York state It was announced the intermountain province of Newman clubs will open a three-day convention next Friday under the sponsorship of the University of Utah club Bishop Kearney who is episcopal chairman of the federation of New- man clubs will speak at a banquet Saturday at 6 pm Parley Peterson MT PLEASANT April services for Parley Peterson 66 who died Thursday night in a San Diego Cal hospital will be conducted Wednesday at 2 pm in the Mt Pleasant North ward chapel Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints by Jay Winkleman bishop Burial will be in McGrath Alberta Canada Friends may call at the Jacobs mortuary Mt Pleasant Wednesday from 10 am until time of service Vetterli Services Set Wednesday Funeral services for Mrs Anna Neff Vetter li 84 858 Amanda ave mother of Reed Vetter li former Salt Lake City chief of police will be conducted Wednesday at 12:15 pm Yale ward chapel 1431 Gilmer dr by A Olofson bishop Burial will be in Salt Lake City cemetery Friends may call at 260 South Temple Tuesday from 4 to 8 pm and at the family residence Wednesday from 10 am to noon Frank Donley Frank Donley 64 died Sunday at 4:20 pm- at his residence 620 Girard ave of a hgart ailment Born March 16 1884 In Salt Lake City he was a son of Jo- seph and Emily Pocock Donley He had resided in Salt Lake City his entire life Re married Ada Ethel Gough June 12 1 1907 in Salt Lake City Mr Donley was a member of the Church of Jesus' Christ of Latter-day Is Saints and was active tt in the seventies quo- rum of the Twenty- eighth 8 ward Mr Donley was 4 custodian of Twenty- eighth ward chapel at the time of hie death and had worked there many ye-ars Mr Donley Besides his widow he is survived by two lions and a daughter Douglas and Ralph Donley and Miss Bernce Donley anti a sister Miss Emma Donley Salt Lake City Infant Bird The general attitude of the Salt Lake City board of education has been in disagreement with merits of the program The board majority feels that children withiii the city are within walking distance of home and that lunches are a parental rather than state responsibility An exception is made in the case of Edison school which receives state and federal lunch funds Ogden meanwhile has a committee studying the possibility of entering the program next year The committee has not as yet made its recommendations on the Ben Reese VERNAL April Reese 72 retired carpenter who had been a resident of Vernal for 24 years died in Salt Lake City Saturday of natural He was born May 20 1875 in Blackhawk county Ia He married Esther Felt Aug 5 1924 She died in October 1947 Surviving are Jack Reese Jewel Ia aeon by a former marriage and the following other sons and daughters: Mist Verna Reese Salt Lake City William Reese with the navy at San Diego Cal Miss Ruby Reese and Mrs George Mille-cam Vernal: five grandchildren and on great-grandchild Funeral services to be conducted in Vernal will be announced by the Swain mortuary Vernal Mrs Reed Rites Slated -Tuesday Funeral services for Mrs Mary Hoover Reed 93 6678 Highland dr who died Saturday will be conducted Tuesday at 5:30 pm at 574 1st South Friends may call any time prior to funeral The body will be taken to Elkhart Ind for burial Mrs Reed had been a resident of Salt Lake City 28 years A four-day-old daughter of Mr and Mrs Edwin Bird 1072 Jeremy at died in a Esalt Lake hoepital Sunday at 5:40 pm of an intestinal obstruction She was born Thursday a daughter of Edwin and Nyle Smith Bird Survivors also include a brother Brent Bird Salt Lake City: four grandparents Mr and Mrs Edwin Bird SaIL Lake City and Mr and Mrs Leo Smith Heber and three great-grandparenta Mr and Mrs James A Bird and Mrs- Louisa Gold all of Salt Lake City Utah Industry Expansion Seen by Maw Wilford Trane Neves PLEASANT GROVE April 'Trans Neves 62 died in a Provo hospital Sunday at 5:30 am of a heart ailment He was born In Miliville Cache county Jan 14 1886 a son of William and Abigail Shaffer Neves At the age of 8 be moved with his parents to the Big Horn basin In Wyoming where they were among the Met settlers He attended school in Burlington and Lovell Wyo He married Mary Carling in the Salt Lake temple ChUrch of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints i Sept 3 1914 They made their home in Wyoming until 1913 when they moved to Pleasant Grove Mr Neves filled a two-year mission for the church in the east central states served on the stake high council while a resident of Burlington and served as counselor in the Pleasant Grove Third ward bishopric At the time of his death be was secretary of Timpanogos stake high priests' quorum He was Pleasant Grove city watermaster for four years and until his death worked as custodian of the Pleasant Grove high school Surviving are his widow Pleasant Grove: five daughters and one eon Mrs Erna Allen Clearfield Mrs Elda Steiner Layton: Mrs LaVerle Makin and Mrs Donna Randall Pleasant -Grove: Wilford Leslie Neves a Brigham Young university student Provo Mrs Mary Adamson American Fork 14 grandchildren: three brothers and a -sister William Neves Meeteetse Wyo Chester Neves Burlington Ernest Neves Millville and Mrs Alice Dobson Los Angeles Cal Funeral services wig be conducted Wednesday at 1 pm in the Pleasant Grove Third ward chapel by Neil Fugal bishop Burial Will be in Pleasant Grove cemetery Friends may call at the -0Ipin mortuary at Pleasant Grove Tuesday evening and at the family home Wednesday morning until time of services Harold Greening A MERTCAN 'OR April April services for Harold Greening 19 who was killed In an automobile collision Saturday afternoon i near Provo will be conducted Tuesday 9 noon in the American Fork Third ward chapel Church of Jeans Christ of Latter-day Saints by Walter Devey bishop The American Fork American Legion post will conduct military services at the graveside In American Fork cemetery Ira Richard Steed FARMINGTON April eery- Ices for Ira Richard Steed 68 will be conducted Tuesday at 2 pm in the Farmington Central ward chapel Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints by Milton Hess bishop Mr Steed died Saturday Burial will be in Farmington city cemetery Friends mayy call at Union mortuary Bountiful Monday from noon until 4:30 pm and at the family residence In Farmington from 5 to 9 pm and Tuesday until time of services FARMINGTON April 4--Funeral eery-- Ices for Ira Richard Steed 88 vrill be con- ducted Tuesday at 2 pm in the Farming- ton Central ward chapel Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints by Milton Hess bishop Mr Steed died Saturday Burial will be in Farmington city ceme- tery Friends mayy call at Union mor- tuarY Bountiful! Monday from noon until 4:30 pm and at the family residence In Farming-ton from 5 to 9 pm and Tues- day until time of services Salt Laker to Take Coast Film Test En route to Hollywood where Pauline Dormier Maiseh AMERICAN FALLS Ida April services for Mrs Pauline DormieeMaisch 55 who died in her home here Wednesday of a heart ailment will be conducted Monday at 2 pm Burial will be at Aberdeen Ida under direction of the Davis mortuary She was born In South Dakota Aug5 1892' and had lived in Power county 30 years A member of the Assembly of God church she was married to Jahn Matzoh at Seymour Tex in 1911 They homesteaded in American Falls in 1912 Surviving are her husband a son Rev Ernest Maisch pastor of the Bethany Baptist church in Seattle four sisters arid three brothers Mrs Martha Campbell Gresham Mrs Maggie Sims and Mrs Caroline Muller Wichita Falls Tex Mrs Katie Kline Mobridge 8 Ted Dormier American Fella and John and Phillip barmier Texas Arthur Robert Rhoades POCATELLO Ida April services for Arthur Robert Rhoades 65 2 who died at Hood River Ore will be conducted Monday at 2 pm in Downard mortuary chapel by Rev- Snyder pastor of the Assembly of God church Burial will be in Mountain View cemetery Jack William Wright Jack William Wright 47 226 3rd South died Saturday at 4 pm in a Salt Lake hospital of a heart allmenL 4 Mr Wright was born Dec 23 1901 in New Haven Conn and had beeiC a resident of Salt Lake City 20 years Prior to moving here he lived in Blackfoot Ida For 'even years prior to his death he wee a fire captain at Clearfield naval supply depot Mr Wricht was a member of Salt Lake Moose lodge and a member of the Cooks and Waiters union local No 815 He married Grace Lavon Hammond April 19 1937 in Salt Lake City Besides his widow he is survived by a son and daughter William and Sharon Wright Salt Lake City Despite rising food costs and decreased cash appropriations from the federal government the 48647 Utah school children participating in the state school lunch program still are able to purchase hot meals with milk for 15c This is made possible by three contributions---3550000 from a 4 tax on liquor sales $297000 from the federal governmeut In cash and approximately $350000 worth of surplus food commodities donated by the Department of 'Agriculture Ogden Abstain A negative factor which results in decreased cost to rural students Is the absence from the program of the state's two largest school Lake City and Ogden The nonparticipating schools are caught in a paradox Setting aside questions of merit or nonmerit of a state-subsidized feeding program cold figures rule out active participation by the states most populous school districts Although Salt Lake and Ogden school children are treading the nutritional water as far as school lunches are concerned if they attempt to board the lunch program raft it might sink with all hands aboard Of the $550000 to be furnished by the state Salt Lake City and Ogden liquor purchasers will furnish over $280000 Would Overburden Fund But if salt Lake and Ogden pupils begin to participate in the program the school lunch fund unless enlarged through increased state or federal appropriations would have to be sliced so thin it would lose much of its value to the 36 distgicts now participating Park City which has no program at present intends to come in during 1948-49 school year Present cost of hot meals and milk la 28c The pupil pays 15c the state 9c and the federal government 4c according ta Rodney A Ashby state lunch fund director The 6800000 lunches to be served during the current school year places Utah fourth in the nation in the average number of pupils per school taking advantage of the subsidy 34 Participation Utah ranks sixth in percentage of students enrolled who participate in the program 'rhe Utah percentage Is 34 compared with a national average of 24 Moose in Pay Roll ath Ro ll ath Roll 77121 Chancres To Uptown Site April 12 she will pose for calendar art and receive a screen test is Jacquie Strong daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold Sturges 879-2nd ave She was chosen as Miss West from among candidates from 15 western states and her picture will appear on 5000000 calendars to be distributed by the Dr Pepper Bottling Co She was entered In the contest by the firm's Salt Lake office A story in the Sunday issue of The Salt Lake Tribune erroneously reported the name of the winner as Jackie Taylor There are "good prospects" three eastern textile manufacturing firms vvill seek Utah sites for their operations Gov Herbert Maw said Sunday Gov Maw who returned to Salt Lake City by plane from New York Sunday morning said two executives of the Bo-Jack Co Plymouth Pa will arrive Monday to inspect a state-owned plant at Manti Sanpete county The Manti factory was operated during World War LI by Reliance Manufacturing Co Since the war's end it has gone untenanted The governor said two other companies whose names he declined to divulge expressed interest in the Manti installation and other possible operating sites in Utah He said he is hopeful of promoting manufacturing projects in the Brigham City Cache valley and Richfield areas The Bo-Jack Co he reported Is engaged primarily in manufacturing army and navy wearing apparel The governor said he will leave Salt Lake City Thursday night or Friday morning for Long Beach Cal where he will address a political meeting He is scheduled to address -Jackson day dinners Saturday evening in San Diego and Monday night April 12 in Los Angeles Frank Gargul POCATELLO Ida April services for Frank GarguL 62 World War I veteran 531 Main st who died March 31 in a Salt Lake City hospital will be conducted Tuesday at 9-am in St Jeseeph's Catholic church by Rt Rev Edmund Cody Rosary will be recited in Downard mortuary chapel Monday at 7 pm Full military honors will be given in Mountain View cemetery by Pocatello American Legion post POCATELLO Ida April services for Frank GarguL -62 World War I veteran 531 Main it who died March 31 in a Salt Lake City hospital will bo conducted Tuesday at 9 am in St Joseph's Catholic church by Rt Rev Edmund Cody Rosary will be recited In Downard mor- tuary chapel Monday at 7 pm Full mill- tary honors will be given in Mountain View cemetery by Pocatello American Legion post GOP Women to Meet The Salt Lake War Assets adIninistration office will be moved from its present location 1710 Iledwood rd to 222 West Temple effective April 12 John A Skeen 'Denver regional A A director announced Sunday Mr Skeen said the move will bring surplus property disposal activities to a downtown location closer to the buying public and reduce operating costs The new location in the Electric Railway bldg is occupied by several other federal agencies including the veterans administration and army engineers The Salt Lake A A office mart aged by Just eson Thursday became part of a region composed of Utah Wyoming Colorado and New Mexico The present location of the A A office ts the Utah ordnance plant whichrecently was offered for sale Emma Thomas Prior SPANISH FORK April 4---Mrs Emma Thomas Prior 81 wife of Andrew Prior well known farmer a'r-4 stock raiser of this district died st family home 347 re'" 4th North Sat- 4 urday night 1 sc--44 She was born at A Spanieh Fork Jan ir 4 1867 a daughter I of William and Elizabth Davis t-''---4--': Thomas She had been a resident of the Spanish For Third ward all her fr'' life 4 She married Mr -Ir''-1 Prior Nov 29 'i 1893 in Provo $he 't 14 was educated in the 1v public schools of O- Spanish Fork and had served many Mrs Prior years as a Keller society visiting teacher She is survived by her husband one daughter and three sons Mre LaVera Prior Reese Magna George Lewis Prior and Gene Prior grandson and foster son she had reared from infancy both of Spanish Fork and Dean Prior of Lehi six grandchildren and four great-grandchiidren two sisters Mrs A Rockhill and Mrs Nate Rockhill both of Salt Lake City Funeral services will be conducted Tuesday at 2 pm in the Third ward chapel Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints by Austin Cope bishop Friends may call at Claudin Funeral home Monday evening and Tuesday prior to services Burial Will be in Spaniah Fork city cemetery stock raiser of 07 6 rti -44 4 i- ----1 i ttt-t t' Jt ik f- A 04 mrs Prior tty visiting teacher her husband one tons Mrs LaVera George Lewis Prior son and foster son Infancy both of ti Prior of Lent six geat-ganchliden Rockhill and Mrs Salt Lake City be conducted Tues Third ward chapel rist of Latter- Cope bishop a Claudin Funeral and Tuesday prior -ill be in Spaniah CRESCENT April speaker at a meeting of the Crescent Ladies' Republican study group Monday at 8 pm will be Marvin Bertoch Salt Lake attorney The group will meet at the home of Mrs Vanda Parker in Crescent High tribute was paid eight members of Salt Lake lodge No 259 Loyal Order of Moose who have died since April 13 1947 by Mayor Earl Glade at special memorial services at the Moose club 161-2nd East Sunday night An estimated 100 'I relatives friends and lodge members attended the impressive ceremonies The majority of the program consisted of instrumental music and lodge ritual Late members honored at the services included Joseph Hardman Nielsen Temple Al Pickering Ray Duffield Cochran Gifford and Joe Ferrando The program included the pledge of allegiance Sea Scouts invocation Prelate'W IL Richards vocal solo Ray Halvorson: nine o'clock ceremony Past Gov Vearl Man-will musical selection instrumental trio ritualistic ceremony Gov Earl Duffin: roll call Secy McRae "The Lord's Prayer" vocal by Mr Halvorson retiring of colors Sea Scouts benediction Junior Gov Ray Shepherd and postlude instrumental trio 7 SSIT 1171 art 62i J1 1DEXY11 For reservations phone 9-4411 -1 i I ''ti or r''' r--7 --E 1 I -4 4 4 4'4' 44 Ill I DAIL LIGHTS Wa ft ae i I I 0 coLO: 4 i i t31110rim ts- sttt t44111117 111JEintin iit 1111114 11P ti Ns sTLAT IN REG! I s--- a MOAN IMO For I wirtintegis i 1 lir- 7 --cl 4 MU 7 4- ii reservations CITY 421 -A it phone rctio4 i ailint UTAH 1' 01 9 A lI lb 0 own -tam -44 tt MEETINGS TODAY CALENDAR West Statisticians Session Today Car Crash Brings Damage of $150 NEW MEX Woman Lacerated In Car Collision Mrs Thuro Richins 539 Leland ave was treated by police for a laceration on her forehead suffered Sunday about 6:26 pm when the automobile in which she v-as a passenger collided Into the rear of another hi at 350 State Driver of the auto the victim's hurband was issued a citation by police for negligently running into another vehicle driven by Joe Todd Magna Kathryn Black AMERICAN FORK April 4' Mrs Kathryn Black 76 died Saturday at 7:45 pm at the home of Ralph Bethel after a abort illness She was born Sept 5 1871 in New York City a daughter of Payne Kilburn and Marvena Coggswell She was married to John Black Dec 5 1906 in Chicago 111 Mr Black died Oct 18 1931 made her home with the Seibel family made her home wit tithe Seibel moving to Utah with them four years ago Surviving is a sister Mrs Nathan Weeks Des Moines Ia Funeral cervices will be conaucted Tuesday at 2 pm in the Community church at American Fork Burial will be In American Fork cemetery Friends may call at the mortuary Monday from 7:30 to 8 pm and Tuesday until time of nervices Black TO GAUP 434 hours TO OURAIIGO 312 hours $47345 DOUGLAS SOW PLAN'S i DOUGLAS DC3 PLANIS fr--- up hours 53015 111G0 hours $4:" 7445 1 1 4 1 3 Activities at the University of Utah for the week April 5-10 will Include: Monday Art exhibit until Friday Union ballroom: concert by Frederic Dixon pianist sponsored by Utah Federation of Music clubs 8:15 pm Kingsbury hall last day for payment of fees Tuttsday Roy Scout powwow 2 pm and 7 pm Tuesday to Thursday field house: Mineralogical society 8 pm Geology 202 Wednesday Thor Ileyerdahl lecturer 8:15 pm Kingsbury hall Thursday Cedar City singers 6:15 pm Union ballroom Friday Intermountain provinre convention Newman club 3:30 pm Union 405 407 and 408 Saturday Intermountain province convention Newman club 10 am until noon Union 422 luncheon 12:30 cafeteria 1 to 2 pm 405 407 408: 2 to 6 pm 411 and 422 Meetings scheduled in Salt Lake City Monday include: Hotel of Utah Pioneers convention 10 am Fuller Co all day Penney Co all day Associated General Contractors 12:15 pm American Overseas Aid 12:10 pm Associated Eouipment Distributors 6:30 pm American College of Surgeons 7 pm Newhouse hotel Agricultural Statisticians all day Avon Cosmetic Co 10 am Blue Goose club 12:15 pm: Executives Assn 12:15 pm Stattoneers 12:15 pm Intermountain Operator' League 12:15 pm Womens' Democratic Study Group ward 1 2 pm Maids of Athens 7:30 pm Utah-Nevada Safety Society 7:30 pm Communications Workers of America 8 pm Salt Lake Licensed Plumbers 8 pm Delta Theta Chi-Beta Gamma 8 pm Luziers Fashion Show 8 pm Temple Square hotel Brokers Association of Utah 12:15 pm De Laval Co 6:30 pm South Salt Lake Kiwanis club 7 pm Labor temple 151 2nd Motion Picture Operators No 250 am Building Service No 317 8 pm Bricklayers No 1 8 pm Tile- and Marble Setters No 5 8 pm Linoleum Layers No 1537 8 pm: Union Label League 8 pm State Council Auxiliary 8 Pm Masonic temple 650 South Moriah lodge No 2 str A 7 pm Progress lodge No 22 SE A regular 7:30 pm Mizpah chapter No 5 regular 7:30 pm Other Chamber of Commerce noon Swedish Missionaries 8 pm both at Coveys Coffee Shop 534 Main A two-automobile accident at 4th South and 5th East Sunday at 11:25 am caused damage amounting to $150 but no one was injured according to police traffic reports Mrs Joyce Hinman 20 472 Emery st told investigating officers she was traveling west on 4th South and attempted to stop for a traffic semaphore when her auto's brakes failed to operate The car collided with a vehicle driven by Bob Sexton 23 323-8th East the report showed Mrs Hinman was issued a citation by police for ignoring a semaphore and driving with faulty brakes Niels Christian Jensen EMERY Emery County April 4 Funeral services for Niels Christian Jen- sen 64 and rancher who died Friday win be conducted Tuesday at I pm in Emery ward chapel Church of Jeoun Christ of Latter-day Saints by Byron Peacock bishop Burial will be in Emery cemetery Friends may call at Altbeck funeral home In Castle Dale Monday from 2 to 9 pm and at the fa mily residence in Emery Tueaday from 9 am to time of funeraL Representatives from 15 western states will attend a training conference for statisticians sponsored by the Bureau of Agriculture Economics Monday in Newhouse hotel Purpose lof the conference is to train state statisticians in government methods of gathering data on acreage yield farm production livestock prices paid by farmers for crops and prices received Another important factor to be taken up according to Dr Charles Washington in charge of the surveys will be the number of accidents involving farm people Beginning April 26 the various state statisticians with select staffs will interview farm people throughout the 15 western states Similar crews will conduct extensive interviews among 11000 farm operators of the 48 states said Dr Sane The surveys are made once a year and are instrumental in compiling farTn data for use by the federal government Al) ERTISIEMENT ead 11That a Week's Trial 7 a 116feek Trial INTERMOUNTAIN WEATHER NOTICE OF PUBLIC REARrso Notice is hereby given that the Board of County Commissioners of Salt Lake County will on Wednesday May 5 1948 at the hour of 10-30 am in the County Commission Chambers Room No 206 City and County Building Salt Lake City Utah hold a public bearing on tbo question of the establishment of ZOning District and the appointment of a District Planning Commission for the following boundaries: Both sides of Thirty-third South from Seventh East to Thirteenth East Both sides of Thirteenth East from Thirty-third South to Thinty-ninth South Both sides of Thirty-ninth South from Thirteenth East to Seventh East Both sides of Seventh East from Thirty-ninth South to Thirty-third South and all the property lying within the boundaries shown above Any owner of property included with-In th boundaries of the proposed district shall be entitled to protest the eetabilthrnent thereof by filing with the Board of County Commissioners at lease five -I 5) days prior to the time set for hearing a written statement setting forth in brief grounds of the protest Dated this 31st day of March 1948 BOARD OP COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OP SALT LAKE CO'CNTY By 110MIR 1 A TN-ES (Seal) Chat en Attest: ALVDI ECEDDrNGTON County Clerk Trmperature Chart' High Low Pree 0 Of filt GASTRIC 1 "1 ATTACKS 1 TOO SLOW DIGESTION OW ION Pf4 A I I 1g ADVERTISEMENT A DVERTISEMENT Tablets 1rcfiII Do DIZZY SPELLS OF DUE TO SPELLS FEELING BAD CONSTIPATION Illness brought on by recurring constipation or cbstiveness such as gastric attacks too slow digestion stomach soreness gas pressure palpitation dizzy spells failing appetite and an 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CONSTIPATION Illness brought on by recurring constipation or costiveness such as gastric attacks too slow diges- lion stomach soreness gas pressure palpitation dizzy spells failing appetite and an unnatural feel- Ing are relieved promptly by 0-31 TABLETS TRY HOW QUICKLY THEY RELIEVE THIS FORM OF DIGESTIVE AND GAS TROUBLE AND GIVE YOUR STOMACH A FEELING OF EASE AND COMFORT These OLD MISSION TABLETS also contain one I of the oldest and believed to be one of the greatest 1 of all herb constipation medicines If you want some- 'W thing genuine try 0-31 TABLETS When you are feeling bad you want a tablet that does something TRY THEM FOR ONE WEEK 4 WEEK'S TRIAL-1 Oc SEND this notice with 10c to Old Mission Tablet' 1 Company Pasadena I Calif and they will send you a good week's trial This trial is often sufficient to relieve every trace of palpitation due to gas presRENGTH sure caused by TOO SLOW DIGESTION or a costive constipated condition This sample will prove their value in all of these complaints TRY THEM TWO SIZES AT DRUGGISTS Just follow directions I Our 10e Week's Trial is more than enough to prove their value in spells of this kind THEY ACT TO RELIEVE THE CAUSE han enough this kind CAUSE Salt Lake City and Partly cloudy Monday and Tuesday with a few showers along the mountaIns Not much temperature change High Monday about 56 low Tuesday morning 35 cloudy Monday and Tuesday with few showers north portion along mountains Monday Not much change in temperature High Monday 48 to 58 low Tuesday 26 to 36 about 40 In "Dixie" Idaho---Northern Idaho partly cloudy and continued cool with scattered afternoon showers Monday and Tuesday High 40 to 50 low 22 to 32 Southwestern and southeastern Idaho mostly sunny with scattered afternoon showers Monday afternoon High 42 to 52 and low 25 to 35 rain or snow northern and central portions Showers southern portion Monday Colder Wyoming Partly cloudy occasional snow flurries In mountains Monday Scattered showers east Monday afternoon OM Albunuerque 45 Atlanta 43 Bismarck D- 44 32 Tr Boise 52 34 Tr Boston 6 31 Butte 40 19 Cheyenne 55 34 Chicago 70 42 Cincinnati 70 38 Denver S4 40 Detroit 59 33 Duluth Minn 55 41 Grand Junction 51 40 Las Vegas 69 51 Logan 31 Los A cirelea 62 44 Miami 77 70 02 Minneapolis 67 50 New Orleans 74 52 Tr New York City 60 33 Ogden 53 31 77 Oklahoma City 74 51 Omaha 76 51 Phoenix 81 54 Pocatello 48 26 Portland 51 39 Provo 51 37 Reno 49 30 01 Rock Springs 36 22 12 Salt Lake Airport 53 32 48 San Antonio 83 52 Tr San Diego 61 50 01 San Francisco 57 49 15 St Geer re 68 45 Sit Lotus 75 47 Seattle 48 32 02 Sheridan 45 34 Tr Washington a SO 35 Salt Lake weather dots: Precipitation tor 24-hour period ended at 5 pm 48: Precipitation tor April accumulative excess 35 Precipitation Since Oct 1 9 14 accumulative excess 105 Sunrise Mood 6:05: sunset ExPected maximum 59: expected MiniMUM 35 were near or slightly below rtorrnal Sunday NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR WITHDRAWAL OF FOREIGN CORPORATION IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT IN AND FOR SALT LAKE COUNTY STATE trrAH In the Matter of tne Voluntary Withdrawai from the State of Utah of the Union Pacific Stage Company a Corporation of the State of California NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Union Pacific Stage Company a corporation organized and existing under tne laws of the State of California heretofore qualitied to do business in the State of Utah as a foreign corpora tion has filed with the clerk of the above entitled court an application praying to be allowed to withdraw from the State of Utah Said matter has been set for hearing and will be beard on the 8th day of May 1948 at 10:00 A of said day or as soon thereafter as the matter can be beard in the courtroom of one of the Judges of the above entitled court in the City and County Building at Salt Lake City! Utah Witness the hand of the clerk and the official seal of said court this 15th day of March 1948 ALVIN KEDDINOTON Clerk By Weiler Deputy Thompion Bryan Leverich A Miner Bronson Attorneys lor Applicant SHAREInIOLDERS MEETING 110tIce i bereby given that pursuant to call of its a special meeting of the 01 the First National Bank of Salt Lake City Will be field at its banking house at 79 South Main Street in the City of Sall Lake City State of Utah on the twenty-sixth 426tht day of April 1948 at the our of two (200i o'clock pm for the purpose of considering and determining by vote whether on agreement to consotidate the said bank and the First Security Sank of Utah National Association located in the City of Ogden State of Utah under the provisions of th laws of the United States obeli be ratified attd confirmed and for the purpose of voting upon any other matters incidental to the Proposed con 0 lidatiOn of the two banks A copy of the aforesaid agreement executed by a majority of the lirectors of Pitch Of the two banks oroviding for the consolidation Is on file at the bank and may be Inspected luring businese hours CHARLES SMITH President March Zbad Here is a chance to try these fine old tablets and at small cost One woman writes that she received more good from the 10c week's trial than from many dollars spent in other treatments Many say that these 0-M Tablets do more than they are claimed to do and make them feel natural again and take a week's course occasionally for protection (Too Slow Digestion and Costive Spells cause of much BLOOD CELLS AND SYSTEM CANNOT ASSIMILATE OR MAKE USE Or UNDIGESTED FOOD SOON RESULTING IN WEAKNESSFAILING STRENGTII MAY EVEN AFFECT THE LIVER AND KIDNEYS MANY SPELLS OF FEELING BAD ARE CAUSED BY TOO SLOW DIGESTION- old tablets eceived more from many do more than feel natural msionally for Spells cause CELLS AND OR 3IKE )N RESULT- AND KID- -G BAD ARE l'ION- NOTICE To the members and incorporators of the Zion-Bryce Natural History 46esociation an uninoorporated association: You will please take notice that on gaturdAY the lIth day of April 1948 at the hour of 3700 o'clock pm on said day at the office of said association in Zion National Park Washington County State of Utah proposed articles of incorporation and by-lairs for the Zion-Bryce Natural History Association will be read nct presented or adoption Dated at Zion National Park Wash-county Utah this 31st day of March 1948 WALKER EJ SecTetary Zion-Bryce Natural Association April show-era were scattered over most of the intermountain west Sunday afternoon The showers developed mainly over mountainous terrain Between showers there were periods of stinshine Temperatures over the Great basin 1 1 1 ZSzramolg- -------atmacifilara- ---Entatzszzi-- ---1--- -0- re'----4t 3 1 1 1 1.