The Salt Lake Tribune from Salt Lake City, Utah • 24

utgupywpi 8tgri W-HN)g! rglt TOy im UIU-WIU TDic £akc Tribune Sunday Morning December 19 1943 Busy Pupils Rush Plans for Christmas nit Driver WaitsT2B Sentence on New Counts Churches in Arrange Special Yule Rites Today A week of Yuletide festivities to be carried out for the consecutive year with a nation at war will appropriately open in Salt Lake City Sunday morning with thousands of worshiper attending services in churches of practically all denominations cantatas murcals Pageants Downtown Rings With Annual Carols luncheon party Gifts were distributed and a musical program was given Utah Travcltalks Help Win Award Three Utah traveltalk films depicting scenic wonders of Utah in technicolor were among the 12 travelogues which enabled James A Fitzpatrick Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer producer of short films to win the Aztec Eagle award of the Mexican government Gua Back-man executive secretary of the Salt Lake City chamber of commerce learned Saturday The Salt Lake City films which were promoted and filmed through assistance of the activity fund of the chamber of commerce included "Salt Lake "Monumental Utah" and "City of Brigham Young" Only the first has been released The familiar music of Christmas carols was heard Saturday afternoon by thousands of persons when regular broadcasts of the holiday music were begun from the top of the Continental bank building aa an activity of the Salt Lake Junior chamber of commerce Chandler general chairman of the Christmas activities committee said the carols would be played daily until Christmas eve More than 400 persons attended the seventh annual luncheon of the Jaycees Saturday at the Hotel Utah Wives of members of the organization now in the armed services were special guests Ketch-urn president paid a tribute to the service men and their wives Thomas A Valle was chairman of arrangements for the A plays midnight masses holy communions special servicea and sermons will commemorate the birth of Christ All church services will include prayers for the fighting men abroad A Christmas message will be given by David McKay second counselor in the church first presidency Sunday at 11 a over the Columbia Broadcasting system's "Church of the program to be released locally by station KSL The complete title of Mr address is "Faith in Christ the Greatest His address will follow the regular weekly national broadcast by the tabernacle cnolr from 10:30 to 11 a Cathedral Activities will be highlighted by Wondrous Story" Christmas cantata Sunday at 6 30 Baptist Festivities Annual Chrintmas festivities of the Bethel Baptist church 952 East Ninth South street to be held Sunday at 8 have been po poned until December 26 due to the death of the Her Lyon Bavnes pastor The First Presbyterian church will conduct Christmas services at 11 a with Rev Floyd Barr minister in charge The fifth annual a II -church family Christmas party will be held Sunday at 5 in the First Methodist church 202 East Second South street Rev Raymond Walker said Alao scheduled for Sunday la th twelfth annual Christmas concert by the I Choral society under the direction of Harold Bennett at 3:30 in Memorial house Memory park Student-made decorations will trim classrooms in all Salt Lake public schools this season Eabo-ratf decorations used In former vears to brighten up schoolrooms for Yuletide festivities are banned this year they have gone ot war Room Decorated a ex Jhr 5' XA'v1 T'JKIS' Religious activities will open at the Cathedral of the Madeleine Sunday at 4:30 when a pageant of the Holy Nativity will be presented hTe pageant will be open to the public and will include a huge cast of costumed students from the Judge Memorial high school Rev James Claffey will deliver the eermon Ceremonies will conclude with solemn pontifical benediction by Most Rev Duane Hunt bishop of the Catholic diocese of Salt Lake Sylvia RInetti daughter of Mr and Mrs Rinettl 147 Eighth East street will portray the Ma- donna in the nativity scene Margaret Anne Rvan daughter of Mr and Mrs Ryan 1425 Perry avenue will be the angel A Christmas midnight solemn pontifical mass will be held at the cathedral Christmas eve which will be celebrated by the biahop Music will be by the cathedral choir Christmas services In the Episcopal churches will be highlighted by a pageant of the Holy Nativity at St cathedral Sunday at 7:15 The Very Rev Herald Gardner cathedral dean will conduct morning prayer service at 11 a 1 '53 sf r5w 0 A 27-year-old Salt Lake driver till under sentence In connection with a hit-run driving conviction In a year-old case admitted guilt on additional charges of hit-run and drunken driving Saturday in Third district court The defendant Eugene Lyman reteraon 131 Eleventh East street was ordered by District Judge Bryan Leverich to appear before the court January 8 for sentence on the two charges Court records show Peterson has until December 31 to make final payments on a $1000 fine imposed upon him last February 20 by District Judge Albert Ellett in the previous hit-run case Peterson has paid less than $500 of this fine to date and has been given stays of execution He faces a six-month Jail sentence if tie does not pay the fine Admissions of guilt to the two charges were made by Peterson after he had appealed city court verdicts against him on the two counts He was found guilty November 17 of both charges and was sentenced to pay a $250 fine and spend six months in county Jail for drunken driving and pay $100 fine or be committed for six months for hit-run driving The defendant was charged with drunken and hit-run driving after Incurring property damage while driving his machine in the 300 block on West North Temple street October 3 police records show In the previous case Peterson was saved from a jail term according to District Judge Ellett because of the poor state of health Physician testified of the defendant where he could not obtain proper diet would be detrimental to his health" A Jury convicted Peterson of failing to stop after his car struck Albert Stewart 135 street at State and First South streets August 27 1942 The $1000 fine was believed to be the heaviest fine ever Imposed in Third district court for hit-run driving After denying motion for a new trial Judge Leverich Imposed sentence of one to 20 years in state prison upon Lee Russum 35 Del Rio Texas convicted of second degree burglary in the unlawful entry of the Mitchell tailor shop 120 South Main street July 27 Motions for a new trial also were denied in cases of William Burleigh and Albert Paluso previously convicted of bookmaking Burleigh was sentenced to six months In county Jail with four months suspended on good behavior Paluso was given six months in county Jail with sentence to be suspended on payment of $75 fine Stays of execution were granted until January 10 Charge of carnal knowledge of a 14-year-old Salt Lake girl against Jack Stacy Humphrey 28 Ely Nv was dismissed on motion of the defendant Plea of innocent to charge cf maintaining a common nuisance was entered by Jensen Brother Packing company and trial wag set for January 10 A hog ranch operated by the packing company caused the charge to be filed Ansil LeRoy Evans 42 163 Third East street sentenced to 18 months in state prison for failure to provide for his wife and minor child was given a further stay of execution until January 29 Kenneth Christensen ''436 Third East street convicted of drunken driving Friday was given a 60-day county jail sentence with a stay of execution until Tuesday at 10 a Board Paroles Nine Convicts The 76 kindergarten students at Lawayette school have completely decorated their room on the main floor from bright candlea on the windows and snowmen on the boards to the Christmas tree which is trimmed w-th strings of paper braid The 5-year-old pupils were bright-eye-d with their achievements Students in other schools besides doing their own decorating are making gifts in the classroom this year Elementary children are completing vases pictures and small toys while upper division students are turning out larger more uaeful gifts Lafayette kindergarten pupil instructed by Miss Minam Taylor are Mary Margaret Huefner daughter of Mr and Mra Paul Huefner of 612 Cortez atreet Michael Lund 21 Gary avenue son of Mr and Mra Wilbur Lund Lee Melvin Cox ton of Mr and Mr Paul -Cox of 155 Almond street and Deloris White daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard White 113 West First North street- Rag dolls stuffed horses stocking Negro babies and bags of colored candles will be dstnbuted to needy Saif Lake children by Service society through assistance of Lowell elementary school children Third avenue and street Soldiers stationed in Sait Lake area will also receive gifts this Christmas from Lowell student They have collected wash cloths and hand soap and packed them ia small neat bundles which will be distributed through Red Cross 3 Wards Slate Programs busy days for pupils of two Salt Lake City schools preparing for Christmas Kindergarten pupils of Lafayette school shown trimming their tree are Margaret Huefner Lee Melvin Cox standing Delorls White and Michael Lund Officers of Lowell school Junior Bed Cross council Jimmy Mason vice president and Beverly Kelley president ready the Christmas packages they have collected for Service society and Red Cross (Continued from Pis B-On) Salt Lake county jail until this week to permit further inquiry into the circumstances surrounding the conviction for failure to stop at the scene of an accident Following is a summary of the board's actions with the names of witnesses appearing in behalf of the applicants inclosed within parentheses Parole Granted William Baird 18 committed from Salt Lake county for second degree burglary parole recommended by court alien 'attitude month served effective April 10 1944 (Mrs Treva Baird mother Salt Lax City Bud Richardson Croft 21 Salt Lake attempted robbery one year recommended one year aerved (Mr Laura Croft mother Salt Lake Cttv Effective June 8 1944 Tom G-reymountaln 40 Salt Lake second degree burglary one year recommended nine months served effective March 24 1944 Carroll Lockhart 19 Salt lake grand larceny two years recommended three month end effective March 20 1944 Cecfl Mile 24 Uintah second degree burglary and failure to provide three years five month served effective September 27 1944 Royal Phillip '24 Salt Lake grand larceny three vears recommended one year five month served (Mrs Jennie Sprague grandmother Salt Lake City) effective October 18 1944 Riggs 60 Daggett attempted rape four months served effective- May 27 1944 brant Bralth 24 Salt Lake robbery three years nine months served (Clarence Smith father Ogden) effective July 1944 Weelev Footer 18 Salt Lake second de- All LDS church wards will feature Christmas programs st servicea Sunday A Christmas music festival will be presented in the Wasatch LDS ward chapel 1455 Emerson avenue Sunday at by the Wasatch symphonic choir a mixed chorus of fifth voices directed by Vernal Denning and the Can-tabile chorus chorus of 20 voices directed by Mrs Margaret A Barnett Two Christmas programs have been planned for the Eleventh ward the first to be presented during Sunday school at 10:30 a and the other at evening services at 6:30 The Nativity Christmas cantata will be presented under direction of John Tomlinson with Erma Baker as accompanist and Helen Ireland as narrator With Christmas the keynote Malbo rough ward choir under direction of Benjamin Bullough will present "The Nativity at the Hawthorne ward chapel Sunday at 5:30 Manger by Ashord will be presented bv the Thirty-first ward chair Ninth East and Princeton avenue Sunday at 6:30 The Fourteenth ward program Utahns in Branches of Armed Service Receive Promotions Assignments Army Fill Yule Quota Under direction of Miss Margaret May the students have been working since late November trying to fill their asstgred Christmas quota First second and third grades have wrapped a wash cloth and three bars of soap for soldiers while fourth graders and up have worked under the Little Junior Red Cross council each class preparing gifts for two children Special Christmas music hours have been planned by the music appreciation hour of the USO during Christmaa week They will be presented at the Covenant I (Continued on 4-B burglary montiu served effective Sept ptember 12 1944 Lt Safran Lt Greenwood Lt Davis Lt Washburn Parley State GOP (Continued from Pan B-One) for the governorship In J944 on the grounds that he can cut deeper into the labor vote running for that office than he can running for congress with President Roosevelt at the head of the Democratic ticket Democrats are thinking chiefly in terms of incumbents although some effort is being made to bring out new candidates One group which has been trying to get a strong candidate to oppose Gov emor Herbert Maw (assuming that he seeks renomination) has met with discouraging respons gqod wishes but few promises of active help Senator Abe term runs until 1946 but there is still speculation on the possibility of his appointment to the United States district bench In which case the state would elect two senators in 1944 But the best guess in Informed circles now is that there will be no vacancy on the federal bench in the near future and that if an appointment is made to that position it will be under the terms of the act which grew out ofathe battle ovei the supreme coxjrt This act permits the president to make an appointment to the federal bench but not to remove the incumbent Friends of Judge Tillman Johnson the Incumbent expressed the opinion that he has no intention of resigning right away Yehudi Dips Into Moderns Service Men On the Move Santa says Your Family the Gift of Year-round Protection through ADEQUATE INSURANCE in These Fine Companies1' To captain: Earl Lundquist assistant ground school director army air field Pecos Texas Wife former Mildred Anna Wigren and two children Josene Lee and Lois Jean live at 1000 Princeton avenue Graduate of University of Utah where he was member of Kappa Sigma fraternity Entered service In August 1942 To second lieutenant: Harris Safran has been gradu-' ated from school Chanute Field El Now stationed at army air base Salt Lake City Son of Mr and Mrs Philip Safran 152 Harvard avenue Graduate of South high school attended University of Utah before enlisting January 31 1943 Guy Washburn has won wings at pilot school army air field La Junta Colo Son of Mr and Mra James Washburn Draper Graduate of Jordan high school at Sandy attended Brigham Young university Lloyd Barton Davis has been graduated from candidate school Fort Sill Okla and is spending brief leave with mother Mrs Elizabeth Barton Davis 1635 East Thirty-third South street Attended Granite high school and completed four years of electrical engineering at University of Utah before enter lng service in June 1943 Ray Greenwood son of Mr and Mrs Ray Greenwood Sandy Has been graduated from pilot school Marianna Fla and transferred to Richmond Va At tended Jordan high school at Sandy and Utah State Agricul tural college before entering service January 5 1943 Donald Smith was graduated from -signal corps school Fort Monmouth and will be assigned to duty with the signal corps Son of Mr and Mrs Lewis Smith 235 Twelfth East street Graduate of University of Utah entered service in May 1943 Regulatory Unit Reassigns Jobs Reassignment of duties in the business regulation commission made necessary by the recent appointment of a new member was completed Saturday Donald Hacking was recently des gnated by Governor Herbert Maw as chairman of the commission and Saturday he was made chairman of the public service commission which has the same personnel Mr Hacking resigned as director of registration and Mc-Entire the new commission member was appointed to succeed him subject to approval of the governor Mr McEntire also was named chairman of the trade commission and Oscar Carlson was reappointed insurance commissioner and chairman of the securities commission Theodore Thain an employe of the commission for 15 years waj named executive secretary of the business regulation commission and the public service commission and A Thomas an employe for more than two years was made assistant secretary Mr Thain will continue as chief accountant Parley Hale was retained as executive secretary of the trade commission and Lawrence Taylor as director of the securities Terminations Granted Jo Dunn 29 Box Elder sec deyre burglsrv five yeaj-t recomme I led Ov year 11 months served effects August 12 1944 i Lewi Ms rind 32 Salt I robbery flv year recommended three year five month served effective July 1 1944 Robert Umstead 20 Salt Lk tor- gerv on year 11 month aerved effective April 3 1944 I Application Denied Bench Indecent conduct- Wlfl- liam Clark second degree burgtarv Hardv Bauer grand larceny Howard Cranford second degree burglary: Kreuter forgery Frank Miller forgery-Franet Tebo third degree burglary and grand larceny Cecil Wright robbery ae Monroe Fenlev first degree murder Application Withdrawn Richard Neighbor grand larceny: William Tsvlor grand larceny CecU Rice Indecent assault Application continued to January 15 Arthur Platon robbery Rehearing application OdS Wilkins forgery denied County Jail Application Jams MoNlohol 7 Weber maintaining nuisance one-year sentence with nine months sueoended seven dave aerved to be paroled after 30 dare' Incarceration (Grant Macfarlan attorney Salt Lake William Patrick Rnev 38 Salt Lake assault and battery 1x month recommended two and one-half months served effective January 3 1944 Wa viand A Wilford 8H Laka failure to eloo at scene of accident to be considered at executive session probably Monday Driver Fined $25 In Accident Waldo Bingham Lee 169 Can- yon road was fined $25 and given 15-day suspended jail sentence Saturday by Police Judge Wilford Moyle Burton on a charge of fail-1 1 ure to remain at the scene of an accident Floyd Hill 55 North Fifth West street was fined $10 and given a three-day suspended jail sentenc on a speed-Ins chircc Mueato Nanba 5883 South Stats street with speeding and ignoring a ret Those in United States armed forces whose new assignments were reported Saturday include: Aviation Cadet Hugh Burnett Receiving preflight training army air base Kearns Son of Mrs Mary Burnett of Hill field Ogden Wife Mrs Dorothy Burnett lives at 371 West Sixteenth South street Second Lieutenant Dale Cobum Has been graduated from pilot school Fort Worth Texas and Is stationed at army air base Salt Lake City before continuing to next assignment Wife former Donna Spencer lives at 933 East Sixth South street Aviation Cadet James Gibson Transfered from El Reno Okla where he finished primary training to Enid Okla for basic training Son of Mrs and Mrs Gibson 617 Elizabeth street Mate Keith Woodhead Has completed submarine school New London Conn Son of Mr and Mrs A Wood-head Midvale Yehudi Menuhin 27 one of the great concert violinists related frankly Saturday on his arrival in Salt Lake City that his Ideas of great music have changed radically since his first appearance lere some six years ago At that he said had studied only the classics Which always have and probably always will be the basis of musical education Since then I have dipped Into modern compositions since the middle ages great music has tended always to be pleasant It might be classed as parallel to romanticism in literature Realism as lt is developing in modem music utilizes some of the harsher rougher tones and includes every conceivable sound and interval for Some modern composers he said produce only a jumble of sounds In their efforts to distinguish their music from the classical variety "Just as a great builder would not throw a wide variety of building materials to make his structure different so these various new materials must be used only as they are required if the music is to be truly he empha sized Mj Menuhin played a concert Saturday night at Kingsbury hall under sponsorship of the Uah Ordnance Plant Recreation association As representative of modem compositions he played a wild gypsy number "Third Sontat in A by Enesco Rumanian composer USO Activities i Slated Today USO activities In Salt Laka City will include: 67 Sooth Slots street Open house 1C go to the church ol to 11 a your choice 11 a 3 to 11 craft hour finger painting clay modeling aoap carving 4 to 7 iririty presents LIFE HEALTH ACCIDENT ANNUITIES For a Personalized Sendee Call 3-4491 special Chrlstm program 7pm portrait sketching by Grace Thompson 8 pm 127 south State atreet Recorded mw 11 a Jam seeeton -6 coffee hour 8 30 301 Fast First South "Let's xo tcachurch" consult bulletins Id lobby open house Covenant house 411 East South Temple street 1 to 5 musical at army air base Balt Lake Cltv Han llllnx commentator 3 eommunltv singing with Kirknam leader 8 30 special Christmas mueleale Madrigal ling- Covenant ere Hans Illlng commentator Sentence for Wilford Overland 1657 Beck street and Harold Tanner 414 East Fourth South street convicted on reckless driving charges was set for December 22 Other cases in court Saturday were Ignoring a stop elrn Hollis Whittle Sandy fined $10 $5 suspended Thornton 137 Fast First South street fined 5 Lawrence Freer Sandy fined $10 snd Roe Smith 17 Fourth East street also charged with falling to have operator's license fined $10 Failing to report on a traffic ticket 1 John Nance 96 B-van avenue and Keifnetb Harne 941 East 4S00 South street forfeited 5 bond Theodore Thaxton 375 East Eighth South street fined a total of $35 and given a 10-day jail Sentence: McKav Perkins Magna and James Arthur Maltn 1001 East South Temple street forfeited $15 Bird 1555 Ruesett avenue fined $5 and given a one-day suspended Jail sentenca Rites Set Memorial servicea for Sergeant Melvin Martinsen 27 son of Mrs Boletta Martinsen 775 Browning avenue who was killed in action in Italy October 31 will be conducted Sunday at 7:30 in the Haw-thome ward chapel 1469 Eighth East street by Laurence Richards bishop David MoKay in the first presidency i of the LDS church will speak Glade Speaks to P-T A Mayor-elect Earl Glade will speak at the December meeting of Uintah school's Parent-Teach er association Monday in the school auditorium at 8 Pupils of the sixth grade will present a Christmas program Mrs Howard Heginbotham president house 411 East WALKER INSURANCE AGENCY 139 So 2nd East Salt Lake City Utah South Temple street 7 free lance art group 9pm 4985 South State atreet Murray Musical program arranged by Richard Condie 5 light buffet supper served lo service men and their wives 6pm Christmas songs with Mrs Hugh Ward.