The Salt Lake Tribune from Salt Lake City, Utah • 21

ii i I i 1 xrtlay Morning be 5alt gakt Zribunt Thurday Morning Wizard Uncorks Fish Story Teaths IDeaths April 16 1942 21 1 1 1: I 21 I ThOrtlay Morning It be 5alt gakt Wpril 16 1942 1 I Wizard Uncorks Fish Story '1' 1Deaths IDeaths 1 ArNi uvle Leader Deaths Of Saticly Mary May I Mime Mere Mae Dies at Home Is lifelong worh (I Ilk' Wednesday mt Infi4 Emal Mary May Mies Mary May aII as lifelong worher diRti Weitiloi Ott' fit tott4 East Fifth 'Civic Leader IDeaths Mary Of Sandy 31ary lay isa May end a lifelong worher Dies at Home li'714 I'l 1 VVe i day IDeath Claims Instructor In gde IDeatil Claims Instructor 1 IllOordell Hitil City Refuses Aid in Water Tangle ity Refuses I I 0 A A' 0 0 I 111 'Water Tan city's already tangled $4094000 water developrnent program planned under federal aid and city water revenue bond financing became further snarled Wednesday when the city commission rescinded its agreement with 12' reclamation bureau for a survey to determine feasibility of the project The rescinding action was made on motion of Commissioner Saunders head of the city water department -until we know that the bureau of reclamation is interested in the Caussey springs and Magpie dam portions of the proposed divelopment program" Presidential approval of the project application for federal aid was certain until word was received from the national resources planning board that as a result of adverse criticism of the project by Ora Bundy director of the Utah state water resources development board the director of the bureau of the budget had declined to approve the application for federal funds Wednesday Commissioner Saunders informed the city commission he had received 'word that the breau of reclamation which Wag to have made a survey the project's feasibility with' the city paying half the cost now not include the Caussey creek and Magpie dam section a in its report Childs 52 of 1166 Twenty-eighth street manual training teacher at Ogden high school died in an Ogden hospital Wednesday at 7:15 in of a coronary occlusion Mr Childs was born in Orangeville Emery county March 10 1889 a son of Parker A and Josie Coats Childs He married Alice Ellen Eckersley in the Salt Lake temple on January 9 1912 A graduate of Brigham Young university Mr Childs was well known in Ogden educational and church groups He had been a teacher in the Ogden city schools for 19 years Before coming to Ogden he taught in schools in Holden Thatcher Scipio and Provo He had been in charge of the manual training department at Ogden high school since the new building was completed Mr Childs was a member of the church and was a high priest in the Mt Ogden stake Surviving him are his widow: a son Orb Childs instructor in the theology department at Weber college a brother Bert Childs of Huntington and a sister Mrs Vida Larter of Mackay Idaho Sales Manager Group Meets SANDY Samuel Emery McKean 59 for 11 years a city councilman in Sandy and active in other civic as well as church affairs died Wednesday at 11:10 a rn at his home 601 East First North street A resident of Sandy for 27 years Mr McKean had been operator of McKean service station 20 years He was formerly a member of the Salt Lake county fair board Born on May 4 1882 in SRA Lake City a ion of Theodore and Elizabeth Emery McKean he had been active in affairs In 1904 to 1908 he served on an mission to England Surviving are his widow Mrs Ada Elizabeth Crapo McKean two daughters Arline and Beverly McKean of Sandy three brothers David McKean of Woods Cross Theodore McKean of Birdseye and Stephen McKean of Salt Lake City and seven sisters: Mrs Elizabeth Ajax of Tooele Mrs Edith Larson of Burley Idaho Mrs Vida Argyle of Woods Cross Mrs Salome Travis of Los' Angeles Mrs Naomi Evans and Mrs Bertha Swan of Salt Lake City and Mrs Jean Shephard of Salt Lake City Funeral services will be conducted Sunday at 1 in the Sandy First ward chapel by Clement Crapo ward bishop Burial will be in the Sandy City cemetery Rasmuson EPHRAIM rii floral servies for reemuenn Who died Tuesday morn ing of a heart attack will be conducted Bab urday at 2 rn in the Ephraim West' ward chapel with Alma Nielson bishop li In charge Mr Rasmuson had been a prominent business man in Ban- pete county having been associated with I the Bank of Ephraim for tnore than 35 years one son of Mr Rasmuson Roger who is in the naval training statinn St Treitmlite lainnd Cit Igor-Ilia is expected home for the sery ices Riley Norton Raismuson Pa services for Riley Norton SR who died at the home of a daughter Mrs John Lynn of Pan- uitch Tuesday morn- --------7-rrr7rp7ril log wilt be held In the Panguitch south 8 wret chapel at 7 2 in Friday Wil- It I ford Roe bis 'will officiate Mr Norton was born in Salt Lake City June 22 1855 A He married Rachael likjoiOlive Lee a 25 'ar00 1875 In Panguitch They were later mar- ct nett in the St George 0 8 'temple His it father wag the first postmaster in Salt Lake City Mr Nor- 'km liVtd I Cirde I villa Pima Aril and Panguitch and en- gaged In livestock tt raising and farming 1 41 lie brought the first threshing maehine Into Panguitch vaUey Mr Norton His wife preceded him in death 17 years ago He is survived by the following sons and daughters: John Alley Norton C2lrelevine: Corlitie Minerva Lynn Panguitch: Olive May Lefevre Spry: Robert William Norton Spry: Merritt Norton Salt Lake City anti Mary Maze' Birkley salt Lake City: a brother Taylor Norton Mimeos Colo and a sitter Sarah May Clayton Alta Loma Cal 45 grandchildren 82 great grandchildren and one great-great Infant Thorn ley intent inn of Ir Storting Moore Thorniev of Cleartield Oirri Tiooday venhig shortly atter birth Surviving ore the (NNW' parecte brother mild tour grandparentc Enlistments The following enlistments in the nation's armed services and maritime commission were reported Wednesday at Salt Laae district recruiting stations: IL Marines GI Ando' Hansen: 24 and Virgil Hansen 29 sons of Mr and Mrs Niels Hansen Emery: Lawrence Turner 20 lion of Mr and Mrs Da II Turner Clearfd: Joaenh Decker 20 Rupert Idaho Harold Larder 23 Hot Soringe Ark Clyde Smart Jr 20 Rawhide Nev Coast Guard John Pafford 25 Dos riot Cal: Robert Davis 20 Fresno Cal John Adameck Santa Barbara Cal Robert Waymire 24 Colorado Springs Colo: Clifford Jensen 30 Fountain Colo: Bernard Resort 22 Denver: Augustus Pint' Id 19 Santa Barbara CI: Alhern Watts 22 Aurora Colo: CLar enee A Sanders 22 Pubio Colo Maritime Cortunission Orlando Ascani 22 and Westerman 22 both of Salt Lake Clty Charles Louttit '24 Great Fails MernL IL Navy Buret tom Littlefield 25 husband of Mrs Btet Lialefield Taviorsville: Daniel Joseph Lucas 20 son of Mrs Isfareret Lucas Eureka: Meari William Row Boise Idaho: Arnold Ray Howard 21 itoo of Mr and Mrs Noab Howard Boise Idaho Donald Rodney COWen 24 Boise Idaho Roy Atchison 38 Great Fail Mont Frederick Robert Farmer 25 Missoula Mont Georke Frederick ateltibeennor 21 MIssoills Mont Francis Brnard letunskt 34 Lewistown Mont Harvey Waimea Olson 20 Missoula Mont Leo Marcellua McClain 28 Missoula Mont Glen Licvd Collin Montague Mont Howard Villads Emir 26 Sommers Mont: Howard Ro Wright 24 Helena Mont" George Alston Nob 23 Great Fall Mont: Robrt Di Brassev 23 Lewistown Mont: 'Nord Hayden Geortige 21 Ltvitieston Mont Robert Louis Bowers 23 Great Falls Mont: An- drew Robert 'Rey 35 Moore 'Mont: Edward Charles Gay 21 Great Fails Mont: Elbert Erwin Stalleop 19 Havre Mont: Francis Marrup Hansen 23 Corvallis Mont: Lavor Kendall Chaffin 25 Rondos Ore William Elliott Earle 33 Seat Ile: Robert McDowell Ciark 26 141111W Ore: Einren Joseph Childs la BrookN It a Haltor Lae 36 Birmingham Ala mmmlowlmEmono nf II nt eon of a ittelSk's I Rasmuson Infant Thorniey EPHRAIM ru 1 oc DEN-Ttte ia Welling floral Pervifts for and Julie Moore Therms' of Clearf ield 4 Flasmuson who dird Tueeday t4tiing snortly atter birth 1 4 "OR 5 i -1 1 OGDEN1'75--DeV-ere Childs 52 of SANDYf -1Samuel Emery Mc: died TUeSday MOrti- Surviving gra the child's parents in of a heart knock be conducted Sat' s' I rd a a 2 rm ill i 't '4-L 1' k' brother and four grandparente I 1166 Twenty-eighth street man- ape ward chl with 't Alma Nielson bishop Entistluents OGDEN cilman in Sandy and active in -Ogden city already 's c- ual training teacher at Ogden other civic as well as church af- in charge I tangled $4094000 water develop- i i hgh school died in an Ogden hos- ee a prominent a 7 "7 lvremTrebef f0110Wilig enlistments in the nation's re poserr41cdes weednpes(rinaeyriat itmscctoatmatiteatolstt 1 rnent program planned under fed- fairs died Wednesday at 11:10 I re64'''''' y-- ''''''-t pital Wednesday at 7:15 in of 601 East First a at his home business man in Ban- 4- I pete County naving -r: I trict recruiting stations 1 eral and city water revenue i''''- 1 14 --t a coronary occlusion North street biohereenE4lanossicroecolfaitFai Glendon Hansen! 24 and Virgll I bond further Mr Childs was born in Orange- than ry'a 113trr5ih 1 IL resident of Sandy for 27 years i- 1 Mar financing became fur ines 4 snarled Wednesday when the city A 3 ville Emery county March 10 yea r- I commission rescinded its agree- M- McKean had been operator of rs one son of Mr i i i Hansen 29 sous of Mr and Mrs Niels 1 ment with IT reclamation bu- i-1-' IT -7- 1889 a son of Parker A and Josie McKean service station 20 Rasmuson Roger -1 Haneen Emery: Lawrence Turner ve--4-- Coats Childs He married Alice ho i ws in the -114 I 20 son of Mr ur reau a sur an Mrs Dail Tner i for vey to determine iv 1 years He was formerly a mem- naval training stetion i 1 Cleartivid: Joseth Decker '20 Rupert 4- -6 1 j-: 40 '1' 9- 1-- Ellen Eckersley in the Salt Lake ber of the Salt Lake county fair at Treasure Isiend -1 Idaho Harold Lamer 23 Hot Borings i feasibility of the project ''-'-'54? 1-4--''''' Li temple on January 9 1912 board ''4-4tr' California is expect- ''11 Ark Clyde Smart Jr 20 Rewhide I A graduate of Brigham Young Born on May 4 1882 in Sal i) university Mr Childs was well 4' 4 known in Ogden educational and Theodore ed home for the serv- we4ww Nev Lake City a ion of heo ore an( 1 "8 Me Itesmuson Coast on motion of Commissioner uard Saunders head of the city water The rescinding action was made missioner 'I' 1 department ''until We know that It sif 1 church the bureau of reclamation is in- 1 terested in the Caussey spring 2- 1' and Magpie dam portions of the A -I) Presidential approval of the 'ei --'v-e- project application for federal aid 'k 1 11 I IC i Provo He had been in charge of groups He had been a teacher in the Ogden city schools for 19 years Before coming to --t Ogden he taught in schools in Holden Thatcher Scipio and -3 the manual training department Elizabeth Emery McKean he had been active in affairs In 1 904 to 1908 he served on an mission to England Surviving are his widow Mrs Ada Elizabeth Crapo McKean two daughters Arline and Beverly Riley Norton Jot Pafford 25 Dos Pilot Cal: Robert Davis 20 Fresno Cal John PANGUITCH-Funeral serviree fqr Riley Aciamerk :0 Santa Barbara Cal Norton 'who died a the home of Robert Waymire 24 Colorado SPrinrs a daughter Mrs John Lyon of Pang- Colo: Clifford Jensen 30 Fountain viten Tuesday morn- Colo: Bernard Regon 22 Denver: Au: tiled Fwaliiiipbi te hit dpu tipn 33 8 wiird chapel et I i 71LoriTiltNe -7 -will Ag til hri teur en Ia FNvi naat iti 1292 SAa un troa 131a rchoti ora) ce last proposed development program ts 3 ence A Senders 22 Publo Colo li 1 1 i Maritime Commission 1 41 McKean of Sandy three brothers officiate certain until word '-(- 1 I 3 at Ogden high school since the David McKean of Woods Cross Mr Nortort was Ora lndo Ascent 22 and as enneth -I Wall received from the national re- A ri 4713i 30 1 Westerman 22 beth ef Salt Lake City: -4 tr (I A new building was completed Theodore McKean of Birdseye and born in Salt Lake Charlea Louttit '24 Gr Nferrit- eat TILL 1 -'i aourees planning board that as a I A 4i'- 4 1 Mr Childs was a member of City June "2 1835 a vA I it 2 Stephen McKean of a Lake result of adverse criticism of the t-- the church and was a high He married' Rachael 41404--'4- 5 project by Ora Bundy director 1 MVO Le May 2 '1 Navy 11It 1 -1 priest in the Mt Ogden City and seven sisters: Mrs Eliza- 1875 in Patigultch 4e- Buret John Littlefield 25 husband of beth Ajax of Tooele Mrs Edith riell tri the sti Geowe I '1 They were later mar- Mrs Btrk Lictlefield Taviorsville: Oars of the Utah state water resources 1 stake Larson of Burley Idaho: Mrs developmant board the director of Surviving him are his widow a Vida Argyle the bureau of the budget had de- I cy 1s 2 1 1 i son Orb Childs instructor in the Salome Travis of Lo of Woods Cross Mrs 'athe villeeme Pt I' lel Joseph Lucas 20 son of Mrs Maretret 't Lucas Eureka: Meari William Bow Bolas 3 Idaho: Arnold Ray Howard 21 011 et Mr I e's' Angeles postmaster in Salt 1 'lt dined to approve the application theology department at Weber Lake City Mr Nor- 4 and Mrs Noab Howard Poise Idaho I' 1 Donald Rodney COWell 4 or federal funds ois Icitho Mrs Naomi Evans and rs er- ton liVtti 111 Circle- I Env Atchison 38 Gr2eat Faille liont 44 4 college a brother Bert Childs of tha Swan of Salt Lake City and ville Pima Aria and Frederick flobert Farmer 25 Missoula Wednesday in I a I er 'i N4 Vida Larter of Mackay i Huntington and a sister Mrs Panguitch and en- 4 Moet Gerd's Frederick Stairibrenner 21 Mrs Jean Shephard of Salt Lake gaged in livestock lt i I that Saunders informed the city corn- 'N--- Idaho City raising and faring 1 34 Leiston Mot Harvey Wi 3 Mont Francis Brnard lkftinakt ww llm ia mission he had received 'word i He brough the first Olson 20 Missoula Mont Funeral services will be con- threshing mhine zdoz44Mtrm6keA)Naok Leo Marcellus McClain 28 Missoula I the breau of reclamation into Panguitch valley Mr Norton 1 which ducted Sunday at 1 in the Mont: Glen Licvd Conine Montero His wile preceded him in death 17 years was to have made a sur- -i es" Mont llowarcl Villade Hammer 26 Som- 1 vey th project's feasibility I ana Sales 3 gel' Sandy First ward chapel by with a go He is survived by the following sons and' daughiers: John 11iley Norton Clrcle mere Nora Howard Ro Wright 24 1 I th' the city paying half the cost -t Clement Cram) ward bishon Burial will be in the Sandy City vine: Corlitie Minena L) on Pan ult Oliv May Lefevre Spry: Robert illiam Helena Mont! George Alston Nob 23 Nt Great Fano Mont Robert pais Brassev 23 Lewletown Mont: 'Nord Hayden I now not include the Caus- -) Group Meets cemetery Norton Sprv Merrii Norton Salt La City anti Vary Mete' Bicklev Salt Lake Geortige 21 Livingston Mont Robert Louie Sowers t't3 Oreat Fails Mont A 1 they creek and Magpie dam sec- ilz -4 'T Cit a brother Taylor Norton Mauro' drew Robert 'R-e i 35 Moore 'Mont: Elei- Lona in its report lo and a itter Sarah May Clayton ward Charles Gav 21 Great Falls Mont: I-- 1 'r Alta Loma Cal 45 grandchildren 82 Elbert Erwin Stalleop 19 Havre Mont: greatgrandchildren and one great-great Fr 1 "----4 ancis Marcu Halogen 23 Corvallis grandchild Mont: Lavor Kendall Chaffin 25 Pau- "i I Anse Ore Wilitarn Elliott Earle 31 Seat 1 I IP Itoheri McDowell Clark 26 1Atlillaw 1 Ovrpe aJoaseapkberChilds I a Brooks ham A la Lee 36 Birmine- 1 1 I 1 i Dyer Dyer native Float Lakr for the DS church I :30 a ni at her home bottin at feet of crtroille rily(WkirclitiL "he VOA 74 years 1 old 1 Sorts October 19 1 1Sti7 tone yesSi a "l'' a daughter of WilliAM ti and Ann Hue- if bads For IF te I many years she was employed by 1 'V -s ct as a fitter and was a member of the Salt Lake taber- 1' 41-0- nacie choir Rt the epow 0 time it performed at 1 the Chicago world'a 2' fat: Miss Dyer also i was actiVe Nr Mit(1 Nears in relief work 4 -r the Thirty-third I' I 11 ward She la If aurvived by it e' brothers A I red ilt 11 0 George Dyer Orson Dyer Mime Hysr and William Dyer all of Salt Lake City Puneral ha-e heen pot for Saturday a( 1 in the Thirty-third ward chapel 453 Eleventh East street by Sylveater Broadbent ward blahop Frientla may call Thuraday nd Frirlay until rn Find esturINV until 11iO a at 1145 North -Main street Burial wai1 be in salt Lake City cemetery Jimima Ilanson 1 Mrs Jimima Cecilia Wayman Hanson AA wed at her home 732 West North Tern- pie street Wedriesdy at 1:30 of eisLiseS Incident to age Mrs Hanson wax -14'' horn in Salt Lake 1 i Cit November fi i 0- 1 fi55 a daughter of 1 Emmanuel and Mitt- 41' garet Johnson 'Way- 14 man Her husband 1 to oaeph Hanson died i several years ago I At os Surviving Hanson are three ip ons Joseph Hanson Emmanuel Hanson and Howard an- Jinn two daughters 1 Mrs Evaps -V'' -s-- -is and Mra May Choulea all of Salt 1 1 Lake City a brother John WaYMan of Mira Hanson Holladay three slaters Mrs Newman of Holladay and Mr Margaret Poulton Cud Mrs Mary Humlhteys or Salt Lake City mix grandchildren end sten greet-grandchildren I Joseph A Snow 1 Joseph A Snow prominent livestock man at Raymond Alberta Canada died ill a Lethbridge Alberta hospital TUPSfiliV accorning to worn received by friends In bait Lake City Mr Snow was a Dative of Bicknell and formerly resided in Richfield with his par ents the late Willard and Mary Mehass Meeks Snow He had resided in Canada since 1902 Survivors include four brothers oh Snow and Orrin snow both of litchtteirt Dr tinow of Houston Texas and Wtilard snow of High River Canada and a sister Mrs Peter Neilson of Spring lilt Lakr Der 3yL Dyer native Float for the 8 church teldh3 I I 0 a at her home i 8 0141ritrie'lihtmemt riiti -ylettal(r8)at 17 11 ctober 19 I Sti7 tine WRSI a I dcaughter of Wilitem end Ann Hus- it bands For azhec wma si i -m ytA as a fitter and Sawas a member of the lt 1 -A 5 Lake 1r a t' a btehre Chicago formwoeririda ik' la clic i mi Der m3 i he Thirtv-third 11 ward She ia if 1 atirviVeri by i e' bit ti era Alfred ilk 11 George al 40 I-Wer Orson Dyer and William City Mime Dyer byer all of Ssit Lake Punerel services heN- been at for Sat- urday at 1 in the Thirty-third yard chapel 453 Eleventh Eaet street by FSty 1vdeusst emr a By reclbeTnptrewdaars abn1d19-1Pril A mon in and rotturdsv until 1130 a gt-1 vYSZI l'bfr'erlihit tt--- atilt7 it cerria- tery Jiiiiiilla NV Ilaso 1 Mre Jimime Cecilia Wsymen Hermit AA fitPti Ti ot at her 732 West North Tem- pie street WedriesdY kg et 1:30 wt of to CILLI3fil incident i age l-Lt l' Mrs Hanson we I ---0-- born in Salt Lake 1 Z' city November ti i fi it daughter of Emmentie and Met- n' garet Johnson Way- k't mail Her husband A A k- Joaeph Hanson died i li several years I eae Hanson are three ii -'1 'z' ilitanTszni ilk and Howard Han- -k L'rns: t71Ch -11- iand Mrs May it 4i Choulea all of Salt Lake City a brother I -1 John Wayman of Mrs Hanson Holladay three sisters my Newman of Holladay and Mr Margaret Poulton and Mrs Mery Htimnhteys of Salt lAka citaycix grandch kilid refl itnd se en greet- 41: 'a vo J1 seP11 A SIII3w ph A Snow' prominert livestock -103e man at Raymoud Alberta Lanada died and man at Raymond Alberta Canada died in a Lethbridge Alb ina td "rd received i arts hospital Turin' a friends In Lake City Mr SiloW was vell etonrtmertite riasiteteewit71aRra Datie of Bickn raritecid ILI trhy hlise ir44sts- Meeks Snow He had resided in Canada since 1902 br ors include four uviv others John Snow and Orrin snow both- of Richfietd vv 1 snow of Holiston Texas and Willard Snow of High River Canada and a sister Mrs Peter Neilison of Spring Meeting Names Party Leaders IN eetinti Names 'y Part Leaders il Scottish Rite to Elect Officers to serve James Lowe Chapter of Rose- Croix will bo elected st the Utah Scottish Rite stated meeting Thursday at 8 in the Masonic temple 650 East South Temple street Petitions for the spring reunion will be considered at a special meeting on April 23 at 8 Scottish Rite headquarters announced Scottish Rite to Elect Officers to serve James Lowe Chapter of Rose- Croix will bo elected at the Utah Scottish Rite stated meeting urs ay a Thdt 8 IL in the Masonic temple 650 East South Temple street Pe- --7 '-'1-- titions for the spring reunion will be considered at a special meeting on April 23 at 8 Scottish Rite headquarters announced Wed- ---totetharat Elmer Wheeler the salesman who has been described as a wizard of words tells his fish story to Harry Hayes of the Salt Lake junior chamber of commerce left and to Howard Tribe president of the Ogden junior chamber of commerce staneing --svavaaaadwcLikaieat y4LikkusLA-- Elmer Wheeler the salesman who has been described as wizard of wordm fella hia fish story to Harry Haven of a WIZard Or Wordm tells 1118 Mt story to narry I Hayes 0I the Salt Lake junior chamber of commerce left and to IV Howard Tribe president of the Ogden junior chamber of commerce staneing HOME INVESITIVIT SAVINS co In lifitIC tireT31747 11111hit Irlittb I Lin I le 7 SAVIA GO ii Advertising and sales promotion men have a wartime job of promoting victory Onadt president of the Utah Sales Managers' association and general sales manager of the Salt Lake Hardware company told Salt Lake Advertising club members at the Hotel Utah Wednesday The nominating committee beaded by Wagstaff presented a slate of candidates for club officers headed by Carter and Harris nominees for president The election will be held May 6 Other candidates are Paul Clowes and LeRoy Simmons for vice president Scott Anderson and Joe Ray for secretary and Miss Mildred 'More lock and Miss Ann Wallace for treasurer Nominated for directorships are Lester Bennett IL Perry Driggs Hubert Dwight Eugene Fowler William Fisher Earl Jackson Thomas Mullin Marion Nelson Jennings Phillips Ward Raybould Samuelson Soule Clarence Speed Syphus and Quayle Ward Advertising and sales promotion men have a wartime job of pro- moting victory Gnadt presi- dent of the Utah Sales Managers' association and general sales man- 't ager of the Salt Lake Hardware company told Salt Lake Advertis iivoiiy AA MA 0011 asartiz JLLA I 111 ing club members' at the Hotel Utah Wednesday' The nominating committee beaded by Wagstaff pre- tented a slate of candidates for club officers headed by Car- held ter and Harris nominees for presidentMay 6 The election will be Other candidates are Paul Clowes and LeRoy Simmons for vice president Scott Ander- eon and Joe Ray for secretary and Miss Mildred 'Morelock and Miss Ann Wallace for treasurer Nominated for directorships are Lester Bennett Perry Driggs Hubert Dwight Eugene Fowler William Fisher Earl Jackson Thomas Mullin Marion Nelson Jennings Phil- lips Ward Raybould Samuelson Soule Clarence Speed Syphus and 1- Quayle Ward of Tooele voting district No 1 held a mass 'netting this week at the county building and elected officers for the ensuing term and chose delegates and alternates to the county convention to be held April 22 Officers are: Romulus De La Mari reelected chairman Mrs Mabel Lougy elected vice James A Bevan secretary-treasurer Committee members at large: Amos Bevan Sol Selvin and Clifford Swan Delegates elected include: Gillespie Amos Bevan Mabel Lougy Ross Gowans Mr De La Mare Harry Park Jack Connelly Mrs Violet Goodjohn John Adams Mr SelvIn and Lucule Eevan Alternates: Mrs Ethel Elliott Mr Swan Joseph Beck De Loy Tanner Chileon Halladay Cecil VC Tate Emil Pezel Dale 'Brown Marcella Mueller Vaughan Elkington and Glen Elkington Expert on Selling Arrives For Ogden Lectures The man who sells without letting his customer realize it Elmer Wheeler arrived in Salt Lake City late Wednesday by plane to be met by representatives of the Ogden and Salt Lake City junior chambers of commerce Wheeler will speak at Ogden Thursday at 8 and to Salt Lakers at 8 Friday in the South high school auditorium Wednesday Deaths Jacob Bruderer Jacob Broderer resident of Pelt Lake City Luce 1011 died Wednesday at 9:30 a at hie hums 859 Wrtttlustou Wrest of causes incident to age He was 82 years Samuel Bills 1 ervices will he conducted Saturday at ht in the FairV le South ward chapel for Samuel Bills well known wool grower and 8 church WOrker who died at his home here Tuesday a ter a long ilinreS Mr Bills was born in Fairview October 22 1870 a son of Samuel and Ophella Howell Bills Ile was a high priest in the Et church and held th positions of farm bureau president road isor and city councilman Survivors include his widow Mrs kmella Peterson Bina whom he married In Mann in 1890 two sons Glen Bills of salt Lake City and DeMoss 13111S of Columbia Carbon countv three daughters Mrs Isola Rigby and Mrs Lorna Terry of Fairview and Mrs Ethel Green of Thistle: three brothers Jordon Bills of Fairview Charles Bills of Salt Lak City and James BHA of Ogden four sisters Mrs Sarah Peterson and Mrs Anna Garlic of Fairview Mrs Celestia Tucker of BlaCkfOOL Idaho and Mrs Ellen Fowles of Salt Lake City seven grandchildren anti one grealgrandehild Burial will be in the Fairtiew cemetery MSC RA Nrir--RFAl EST ATP! LOANS GlrED M111TR Prosideal HARDY Cashier 203 Walker sank Bldg Dial 3-0043 SYNOPSIS OP THE ANNUAL STATEMENT OF The American Insurance Company Roma New Jersey Sommers Bush Ehowing condition on Decethber SI 1941 made to the Commissioner of Insurance of the state of Utah pursuant tg ASSETS Real estate I 37838438 44 Mortgue and other loans 117358505 Bonds and stocks 27800212 98 Cash in office and banks 40S3 905 SA Other ledger assets 268007643 'Total ledger assets 832273428 68 Non ledger assets 32358171 Viol Goodjohn City junior chambers of commerce 1 of Tooele i voting district No 1 held a mass 1 Meeting this week at the county 'I I building and elected officers for NSCRAN -or RFAl ESTATE OAAtte l'' 61FED MiliTR PTreideisi 4 the ensuing term and chose del- nesday 201 I HARDY Cashier gates and alternates to the county l' alker Bank Bldg Dial 3-90413 Expert -onSelhng Arriv es -w- 's Deaths convention to be held April 22 Officers are: Romulus La De Mari reelected chairman Mrs Mabel Lougy elected vice chair- 11 1 I 1 Jaco Samuel SYNOPSIS OP THE ANNUAL STATEMENT OP rnanr James A Bevan secretary- or gden Lectures i IJya osn oB rit turtle a I a 11 ren tt 0 It Lake imuel Bills 9:30 I The American Insurance The treasurer Committee members at a nt at hie hiiene 859 Withingtoti Wrest "'A erviceiti will he col nd eted listt Irda I rn in LI Fair- Company large Amos Bevan Sol Selvin iew uSo 8 Yrird chape1 for 'Samuel Home of New Jersey and Clifford Swan The man who sells without letting his customer realize it Old' 1 uth Bills well known wool grower and President-Paul Sommers i Delegates elected include: Gil- om here Tue 1 8 church worker who Clied at his he sday after a long llinesS cl berta Gillespie Amos Bevan Elmer Wheeler arrived in Salt Lake City late Wednesday by Mr Bills was born of and in k'airvievv Oc- -ecrttlrY-Wm Il Bum 1- to ber 221870 a so Samue' Showing conditiOn on De-cember 31 Mabel Loug Ross GO -I WEIDS Mr 1 ane to be met by representatives of the Ogden and Salt Lake Ophella Howell Bills Ile was a high 1941 made to the Commissioner of In- De La Mare priest in the I) 8 church and held th surance of ale state of 'tati oursuant i Connelly i Harry Park Jack Mrs Wheeler will speak at Ogden positions of farm bureau president road 1 bUlstutV ilTor mrs t9 Pi Ir ASSETS 1 John Adams Mr Selvin and Lu- Thursday at 8 and to Salt Lakers at 8 Friday in the Amelia Peterson Bills whom he married Real estate I 37836438 44 Jo ilttge and other loans 1 1735 505 -i cile Bevan Alternates: Mrs Ethel il 1 Mr Swan Joseph Beck De South high school auditorium f---- sit Lake City and DeMoss Blls of in Mann in 1890: two sons Glen 13111s MOrt of aiebra Bonds and stocks 2760021298 1 1 Loy Tanner Chileon Halladay Ce- Mrs Isola Rigby an Md Mrs Lorna Terry Cash in office Columbia Carbon countv three daughters and banks 4123905 Siti of Fairview and rs Ethel Green or Other ledger assets 268007643 4 ell Tate Emil Pezel Dale Thistle: three brothers 1-orcion Bills Of Vaughan -0Total ledger assets $3921-34211 itel I Brown Marcella Mueller Elkington and Glen Elkington I Fairview Charles Bills of Salt 1ak City and James BHA of Ogden four Ili ters Mrs barah Pet erson and Mrs Anna Garlic Of Fairview 1VIrm Celestia Tucker of Bisck foot Idaho and Mrs Ellen Fowles of Salt Lake seven grand- children anti one grest-grandehild IN niedger assets 32358171 1 Burial will be in the Fairtiew cemetery 1-4 lames Bailey Maxwell CEDAR services will he conducted Thursday 3 in Glendale ward for James Bailey Maxwell 71 pioneer Kane county Cock mn and farmer and 7'a recently retired Glen dale town board mem- bar Mr Maxwell died i In a Ce3ar Cnv hoe 0 pital late Monday ot hart disease follow It -1 nig an operation Ho had been In health for the past it- two months 46' He was widely 'te known throughout Iron Kane Garfield and Flute counties where he had lived at varioun times He erved president or the iiinettlon town i board while residIng 1 4i57 there in the early 20s eand also had been 1 city marshal at Ka- a where he lived prior to 1920 Mr Maxwell He was born In Spring Valley Lincoln eouny Nevada June 231870 a son of James and Elitebeth Ithesrew Maxwell He moved In Kane county with his parents when a child He married Elizabeth Anderson of Glendale on January 5 1892 when he Settled in Glendale The couple celebrated their golden wedding anniversary last January In 11110 the family moved to Kattab residing there fOr 10 years after which they moved to Junction where Mr MaxWPil became president of the town board president of the Farm bureau and was active In promeging a number of irrigation projects They lived for 11 years In Cedar City before returning to Gleurtaie in 1935 He is survived by hie widow of Glen dale: and 10 sons and daughters James and Horace William Maxwen Mrs Vera Gibson John A and Rut r) Maxwell Cedar Crry 'Merrill Maxwell Tonuerville: Mrs Ft McOookitr Bono lulu Mrs Miller Fektma Wastir Itire Willson Lund of Paraannah And Miss Lucite Maxwell Santa Monica Cal two brothers and a sister William Bailey Maxwell Mesa Ariz: Charles Maxwell Cedar City: Mrs Ruth Foote Safford Arts: the following half brothers and sister Maxwell Eden Idaho: Eugene Maxwell Paul Idaho Mrs Everett Lovell Wyo- and Mrs Oscar Johnson Blending: 31 grandchildren and one great-gramichild Interment will be in Glendale cemetery lame Bailey Maxwell CEDAR CITY-Funeral services will be conducted Thursday fit 4 in Glendate DILS w7a ird efror a mes Bailey Max wl Kane county 'dock- 'teem Kane cou tty tOck mn snd la rmer mud 1" dbae Ire town board mem ii recently retired Glen s- 1 4S '1 Mr Mutwell riled 4 late Monday ot In a Ce3ar Cnv hos- pital heart disease follow aff' opera nig sm tion Hs -e had been in ili i -'1' i 1 health for the page two months I I He Garf Kane was widely ed knoWit throughout ron il and iute ont where cuies he had lived at varioun times He 1 r1 erved as pr sidnt of th 3 i etl 7 to i'' i boarci6 wb'i'la I there in the early 2os I i- al and also had been city marsh Ka- '1 prior nab where ht lived 4'-'4" ''-44-4 to 1920 Mr Maxwell He was born In Spring Valley Lincoln eoumy Nevada June 23 18'70 a son of JIMPlit Et and Elisabeth IDegraw Maxwell tZitemn comuanneTth ihils parents i heir' Anderson of Glendale on January 83 1892 cel vvhen hed eir 0 sehttled di en Glendd deln le Thei eounle IA inn ersary In 1910 the family moved to Kenai) last JantAary residing there for 10 years after which they moved to Junction where Mr Max- board II became president of the tow Pre sident of the Farm bureau and was active in Tromoting a number of irrigation Re surved by hie i projects They lived for 11 years In Cedar itY before returning to Glendale In 193o is vi wdow of Glen- dale: and 10 sone and daughters James Horest WillittnMucweFIGrelall 1 Slogans and phrases shOuld be chosen carefully he said pointing out that although many slogans may sound "silly" before the public is used to them they assume a comfortable place in daily conversation within a short time Slogans and phrases should be chosen carefully he said man point- ing out that althougy slo- gans may sound "silly" before the I is used to them they as- sume a comfortable place in daily Group Delays Signal Action I Gioup Delays Nerrill Rites Set Today 1 1 11 It Tillirtil i i -nib tna Gross assets 63959701057 Le ss assets not admitted 535598369 Total admiited assets 88 LIABILITIES Specral reserve 300000 00 Unearned premium reserve 15472434 73 Net amount unpaid losses and claims 322386535 Reserve for dividends to stockholders 2043624 43 All other liabilities 1297554 62 Gross assets $3959701057 Less assets not admitted 5315981369 Total admi'tgett assets 114241023111 Seaman Gives Life for Born August 29 1859 at Au Swit- teriand he was a r- Ion of Hans and Anna Keller Bru- 4 deter lie vorked a ts a blacksmith anti s'Ar machinist during most of him period of -S le reSidenre in Salt Lake City prior to which he operated stone qua rry near ii5Pt- Merit' He had bee retired for IS years Mr Flruderer wets a member of the I) 8 Fourth ward and alto served as a temple worker Survivors include his widow Mrs hetle Bruderer: three eons Carl Bruderer Mr Slenderer of Salt Lak City Conrad Bruderer of Logan end Itruderer of Anchorage Alaska siX daughters Mrs Fred Nydegger Itrp gtotk Mrs Hill and Miss Babette Bruderer all of Salt Lake City: Mn Caro and Mrs A Bargaehr of San 35 grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren Jennie Lea Olson Jennie Lea Olson 3-month-old daughter of Dewey and Jennie 0 Olson of 3094 Tenth East street died at the family home Wednesday at 3:15 a of pneumonia The child wan born In Salt Lake City December 28 1941 Surviving her are her parents a brother Vernon Dee Olson: a slater Marilyn Mae Olson all of Salt Lake City and a grandmother Mrs Olson of Vernon Funerel service will be conductect Saturday at 12:30 in the Hillcrest I El ward chapel 3135 Ninth East atreet Friends may rail at 260 Ekist South Temple street Friday from until and at the family home Saturday from 9 a until noon Burial Will be in the Salt Lake City cemetery Charles Sumner Cole Funeral services for Charles Sumner Cale 79 of 138 Lest Second South strset Who died 8Unday will be conducted at 344 East Prat South street Friday at 1 by the Rev Harold Orettinger Burial will be in the Salt Lake City cemetery Born August 29 1859 at Au Swit- terland he as a i' i- sAontinaof Barund i- 44)-- t' i Ile mseitlialcsisraru i 14 r- -1 moat ci him period of i '3 residence in Salt Lake City prior to i 1 I-- rt which he operate(' a -t stone qUarry near i Merit' Be bad been retired for 16 years- e' Mr Bruderer was tf tz I a member of the 1 1) 8 Fourth ward and also served as a tempi worker Survivors include hie widow Mrs Be pal First South street Friday at 1p Total $2049443010 Capital 3343740 00 Surplus 1040280378 Surplus as to pollcyholders 1371654373 "The word 'substitute' never should be used" he said "There is no substitute An item which may replace another should not be termed a substitute but 'something new in the line' He explained how much difference a fine choice in words can make in selecting a phrase by telling how the term "safety belt" is now lacking in flying terminology and how the stewardess on an airliner asks her passenger to fasten his "seat belt" "It's much easier on the ordinary passenger's state of mind when the ship approaches a cloud bank to hear that term than the old one" Mr Wheeler declared Mr Wheeler's lecture will be under auspices of the junior chamber of commerce and the talk will replace the sales clinic which has been conducted in former years He will speak on the topic "Doing Business in Wartime" Harry Hayes chairman of the committee in charge said He will discuss the'same topic in Ogden Thursday night Tickets are available at the junior chamber of commerce of fict "The word 'substitute never should be used he said There is no substitute An item which may replace another should not be termed a substitute but 'some- thing new in the line' He Px-nlaintd how much differ- junior chamber or commerce or Total capital surplus and other liabilities Caterma Notti services for Mrs Cater-Ina Nottl 65 who tiled Monday in Prive city hospital following a brief illness will be conducted Saturday AL 10 a in the Notre Dame de Lourdes church by the Rev Thomas Butler The rosary will he recited Friday at 8 in the Mitchell funeral chapel Burial will be in Price city cemetery Mrs Notti was born In September 1879 In San Giovanni Italy a daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Bitontl Shp came to America 40 years ago and had lived In Price for the past 16 years Surviving are her husband John Nottt of Price and three daughters Mrs Rose Bernardi of Oakland Cal Mrs Arnie silveston of San Francisco Cal and Mrs Mary Bianco of Price Surviving aiso are 10 grandchildren and fiv great-grandchildren Ella Delena Hutchings Funeral arrangements were being made Wednesday for Ella De lent Hutchings five-month-old daughter of CIR ton and Della A Carter Hutchings of Eureka The baby died Tuesday at 5 st la a Payson hospital She wga born on November 3 1941 Id Eureka Surviving are her parents and a sister Janette HUtchinge of Eureka also the grandparents Mr and Mrs Burgess Hutchings of Springville and Mr and Mrs Willard Carter of Satztailuin also the grandparents Mr and Mrs Bur- Action on proposed recommendations to Governor Herbert Maw's coordinating committee on traffic safety in regard to the traffic signals to be made standard on Salt Lake City streets was postponed Wednesday by a special committee meeting at the Alta club Present at the meeting of the committee appointed to investigate signals and report back to the coordinating committee were Howard Leatham member of the state tax commission and director of the driver improvement division of the commission Foster Kunz traffic and safety engineer of the state road commission Frank A Fisher vice president of the state safety council and member of the city traffic commission and Max Banks city traffic supervisor city traffic commission an Max Funeral services for Fred Merrill 63 of 460 Eleventh avenue' will be conducted Thursday at 12:15 in the South Eighteenth ward chapel 103 A street by Rulon Howells bishop Mr Merrill Utah director of Agricultural Trade Relations Inc and agricultural counselor to chain stores died Monday in a Salt Lake hospital Speakers will be Raymond Miller Dr Amoa Merrill and Dr John A Widtsoe Dr Richard Lyman member of the council of twelve apostles Of the church will offer the invocation and Dr Joseph Merrill will pronounce the benediction Three additional honorary pallbearers announced Wednesday are Fred A Marshall and James A Hooper of Salt Lake City and Ellison of Layton AA ca414464ssuCLII paw Carlos Cardon Eallantyne Cardon ni of 582 Ogden canyon vice president of the George Cardon company died late 'rues day of a cerebral hemorrhage Mr Cardon was born August 21 1910 In Logan a on of George And Elizabeth Ballantyne Cardon In 1022 he moved to Ogden with his parent In 1931 he was graduated from Ogden senior high school and attended Utah State Agricultural collego one year Since that time he had been associated with his father in the abstract and title business On April 10 1939 he married Ann Stall-bra in Salt Lake City Surviving are his widow: his parents: a grandmother Mrs Magdalene Cardon: one brother Dean Cardon of Ogden: five misters Beth and Dorothy Cardon of OP den Mrs John Marrow of Alexandria ye and Maria and Winona Cardon of Washington Mrs John Marrow of Alexandria State of Utah County of Salt take--se This certifies that tbe above-named company has flied Its annual statement of which the foregoing Is a synopsis and has complied with the laws of this state relating to insurance and therefore is duly authorized to transact the business of insurarce in the state of Utah until the last day of February 1943 In witness whereof I hereunto set my hand and affix my Metal seal this let day of March 1942 (Seal) OSCAR CMILSON Commissioner of Insurtnee Department of Business Regulation VZ14411 Tribune Intermountain Wire Wesley Young 29 seaman first class in the navy and a son of John and Irene Wilden Young of Oakley was killed in the service of his country at Pearl harbor navy department officials informed the parents Wednesday: A native of Tropic Utah Mr Young was born October 29 1912 He attended West high school in Salt Lake City and enlisted in the navy in October 1940 Surviving besides the parents are seven brothers and sisters: Mrs De isa Young of Woodland Utah Keith Young now serving with the army in California Ida Smith Marion Ted and Lynn Young all of Oakley Memorial services will be conducted in the Oakley ward chapel Sunday at 2 directed by Lloyd Gardner ward bishop nAloct yri wAlgyve I I 1 I I I I i 1 4'-' Li c3--' rr "I r- v1 r-11 '71' i r-1 7 -1 ''''4 1 I i 11 4 I r------mN ---g MAIN STREET AT EXCHANGE PLACE NEWHOUSE BUILDING (GROUND FLOOR) I a E3 ALL FORMS OF FIRE MARINE CASUALTY FIDELITY AND SURETY LI LA t1-1 Li L- 1 L-1 1--1 I DIAL 5-4661 SYNOPSIS OP THE ANNUAL STATEMENT OF SYNOPSIS OF THE ANNUAL STATEMENT OP SYNOPSIS OF THE ANNUAL STATEMENT OF Tooele Plans For Clean-Up 1 Philadelphia Fire and Marine Insurance Co Marine Insurance Co wyr IN omen Elect Party Leaders -All but two officers of the Women's Democratic club of Salt Lake City were returned to office Wednesday in the annual election held at the Newhouse hotel The new officeholders are Mrs )'red Lyhene recording meretarY and Mrs Monson corresponding secretary Reelected were Mrs John A Harter president Mrs Brereton first vice president Mrs Jack second vice president Mrs Mark Gardner treasurer and Mrs Louie Mitchell ne new orlicenolaera are Mr I )'red Lyhene recording aecre- tary and Mrs Monson cor- responding secretary ee ec IA ere Mrs 1 td John A Jack second vice president Mrs Mark Gardner treasurer and Mrs Louie Mitchell au- Mrs Mark Gardner -treasurer and Mrs Louie Mitchell au- SYNOPSIS OP THE ANNUAL STATEMENT OF The Aetna Casualty and Surety Company Home Office-151 Farmington Avenue Hartford Connecticut Brainard Slimmon Showing conditions on December 31 1941 made to the Commissioner of Insurance of the State ot Utah pursuant to law: oliturty Actinintily Home Offiee-151 Farmington Ave- nue Hartford Connecticut Brainard Slimmon wg to law: SYNOPSIS OF THE ANNUAL STATEMENT OF Security Insurance Company Home Haven Connecticut Berry A Thomson Showing conditions on December 31st 1941 made to the Commissioner of Insurance of the State of Utah pursuant to law: uompany Home Haven Connecti- BerrY A Thomson tik 111bUrREACC UL 111 CLISIAI Lli Lan pur- auant to law: 1 I SYNOPSIS OF THE ANNUAL STATEMENT OF The Mercantile Insurance Company of America i Home Office-150 William Street New York President--Cecil Shalicross Stockholm Showing conditions on December 31st 1941 made to the Commissioner of Imurance Of the State of Utah pursuant to law: Company of America Home Office-150 William Street New York Shallcross 31st 1941 made to the Commissioner of Imurance of the State of Utah pur- suant to law: of Insurance of the State of Utah pur- uant to law: Philadelphia National Insurance Company Home office-401 Walnut seet Philadelphia Pa Lane Irvin Von? Showing conditions on December 31 1941 made to the COmmissioner of Insurance of the State of Utah pursuant to law: Insurance company Home office-401 Walnut 1iset Philadelphia Pa Lane surance of theStato of Utah pursuant to law: to law Rome off1ce-1600 Arch street Philadelphia Pa A Diemand Eisenbrey Showing conditions on December 31st 1941 made to the Commissioner of Insurance of the State of Utah pursuant 0 law: Home off1ce-1600 Arch street Phila delphia Pa A Diemand 31st 1941 made to the Commissioner of Insurance of the State of Utah pur- suat ao law: or insurance or tne ztate or utari pur- law: suant eo The Automobile Insurance Co of Hartford Conn Home Office---151 Farmington Avenue Hartford Connecticut Brainard Slimmon and Harry Smith Showing conditions on December 31st 1941 made to the Commissioner of Insurance of the State of Utah pursuant to law: ASSETS Real estate 11- 7433934 Mortgage and other loans 5392 51 Bonds and stocks 25953974 25 Cash in office and banks 410977519 Other ledger gussets 3142022 81 of Hartford Conti Home Office---151 Farmington Ave- nue Hartford Connecticut Brainard Slimmon and of Insurance of the State of Utah pursuant to law: ASSETS Real estate 8 7433934 Mortgage and other loans 5392 51 Bonds and 2385397425 Cash in office and banks 410877519 Other ledger ousaPta 3142022 81 pursuant to law: ASSETS Real estate 9 7433 934 Bonds and socka 28397425 Mortgage and other loans 5392 51 t55 in ilk 7 a i'dkah ntfitsa anA A Inn 1 auditor ASSETS Real estate 202808320 Mortgage and other loans 21448153 Bonds and stocks (book value) 83183304 02 Cash In office and banks 0)48150 93 Other ledger assets 1015402028 Total ledger wets S8050801994 Non ledger assets 258526 72 Oro' Rita tA S80764618 88 Less asseta not admitted-8 181703475 Total ledgor 'meets $33184504 10 Non ledger assets 8 8153777 ASSETS estate 525570 04 Mortgage and other loans 653013 59 Bonds and stocks 9093 909 53 Cash In office and banks 1163349 14 Other ledger asset 123556570 Total ledger anaets 612 671 407 99 Nontedger aaaets 6 907973 98 Gross' aborts 97 Less Hasets not admitted 327337I3 ASSETS Bonds and stocks $8 471 318 81 Cash in office and banks 793627 75 Other ledger assets 384087 80 Total ledger assets 17849 032 38 Non ledger aeseta 88:785 59 Oroas itto5eta a7717797 95 Less asseta not admitted 25509 14 ASSETS Ponds end stocks 84937159 84 Cash in office and 104780478 Other ledger assets 31820458 Total ledger asaela 98322968 98 Non ledger 97945 64 Gross Pi meta $6420914 62 Less seta not admitted-4 9944134 ASSETS Real estate 4072478 Mortgage and other loans 545000 Bonds and stocks 2503832 la Cash in office and banks 515546 82 Other ledger saes I 93165 95 Total lecliter aaseta $324721 Non ledger aaseta 378078 1- i ASSETS Real estate 8 202808320 i ASSETS ASSETS 1 Mortgage and other loans 214 481 53 Real estate 8 525570 04 I ditor Bonds and stocks (book ASSETS Mortgage and other loans 853013 58 ASSETS Real estate 407347s value) Ponds and stocks Bonds and stocks 9093909 53 Bonds and stocks 88749731:632176 51 84937159 84 Mortgage and other loans 5450 00 1- 1 63183304 02 Cash In office and banks 4948150 93 Cash in office and banks 1163349 14 Cash in office and banks Cash in office and banks 104780478 Bonds and stocks 2503832 111 Other ledger 38408780 31820458 Cash In office and banks 51554e 62 i i -31 ledger assets 1015402028 Other ledger assets 123556570 Other ledger assets Other led er stsseta 93165 95 I Total ledger assets 68050601994 Total ledger ansets 812671407 99 Total ledger assets 17849032 38 Total ledger asseta $632296898 l' Total ledger gussets 833184504 10 Nonied ger assets 8 258596 72 Nonledger assets 8 8153777 Noniedger tweets 8 907975 98 Nonledger asseta 68 76559 Noniedger assets 8 9794564 Total ledger staseta 8324872951 Noniedger asets 6 378078 0 roaa tutaete 880 784 818 88 Grows assets $13379363 97 Groan essets $7717797 95 Gross $6420914 82 1 Less assets not adm itted8 181703475 Less mete not admitted8 32733713 Lees asseui not admitted 2509 14 I Less asets not admitted 99942-34 i Real estate ASSETS 202808320 ASSETS I ASSETS I Mortgage and other loans 21448153 Real est ate dtcyr Bonds and stocks (book ate 9 525570 04 ASSETS ASSETS Real eatate 613 51 valu ce an an 83s 4183 4815304 02 Mortgage and other oans 530 Bonds and stocks 9 093 909 53 Ronda and stocks $8 471318 81 floncts and stocks $4937159 84 Mortgage and other loans Cash In offid banks 93 Cash In an ans id banks 1 4 Cash In office and banks 7936'27 75 163349 1 Cash In office and banka 104780478 Bonds and stocks TOOELE Inaugurating the junior chamber of commerce cleanup paint-up and fix-up campaign in Tooele city from April 16 to 30 inclusive Mayor Sol Selvin will drive the first truckload of refuse to the city dump Tooele high school band will parade in the-businesa section of the city at 1 in Thursday initiating the drive Vernon Shields chairman of the drive for the Jaycees said that the scrap iron matinee formerly announced would be abandoned since so many organizations were gathering scrap iron The poster contest is still in progress City garbage trucks will make special trips to gather refuse at the curb during the drive according to city officials TOOELE Inaugurating the junior chamber of commerce clean- up paint up and fix-up campaign will drive the lirst trucitioaa or refuse to the city dump Tooele high school band will parade in the-business section of the city at 1 in Thursday Ini- Vernon Shield chairman of the tiating the drive sther drive for the Jaycees said that the nounced would be abandoned scrap iron matinee formerly an- since so many organizations were refuse to the city dump Tooele high school band will parade in the-businesa section of tiating the drive the city at 1 in Thursday int- gaLnerinK IscraP Iron Groots otalletx 833288041 87 Less Rosseta not admitted 1882581 70 Groan emu 833 286 041 87 4s l'agc a-iv ma moo LAM 0110 WV" 14A Lft le 0 toss assets $1254310 21 'tea milieu not admitted 10153413 $3254310 21 Gross assets 'Asa assets not admitted 3 10153413 I i 1 I Total admitted amets 9769228881 LIABILITIES Unearned premium reserve $222301167 Net amount unpaid losses and claims 196343 00 MI other liabilities 230623 19 Total admitted assets LIABILITIES Other reserves 16675000 Unearned premium reserve 1511624 60 Net amount unpaid losses and claims 474889 Oa All other liabilities 15177931 Tota1 admitted assets51325204684 LIABILITIES Contingent reserve 940625 17 Other reserves 59119 20 Unearned premium reserve 503334327 Net amount unpaid losses end claims 956959 20 All other 262000 00 Total admitted assets $7894758191 LIABILITIES Contingent reserve 1000000 00 Unearned premium reserve 2065587682 Net amount unpaid losses and claims 27034690 40 Dividend liability 600000 00 All other liabilities 542131220 Total admitted assets $3138345417 LIABILITIES Contingent reserve 625000 00 Unearned premium reserve 1221965554 Net amount unpaid losses and claims 321567682 Dividend liability 325000 00 All other liabilities 89006137 Total admitted $115295532 LIABILITIES Other reserves 97905 88 Unearned premium reserve 74180868 Net amount unpaid losses claims 118511 00 All other liabilities 3332517 31! Stage A to Stage Comedy Friday iday The Stratford Mutual Improvement association will present a three-act comedy "The Lovely Duckling" by Dorothy Eennett and Link Hannah Friday at 8:15 rn in the ward recreation hall Fifteenth East and Stratford avenue The play deals with difficulties of charming but high-tempered father his stage-struck daughter and young bride Roles are being played by Joy Parker Dean Cowley Frank Woodbury Rose Marie Cooper Betty Mae Nebeker Warren Pugh Mary Louise Cummings Bill Curtis Barbara Paulson Nancy Jean Stewart Barbara Birkeland and George Moss Masons Award Degrees ft to Stantre It 4 rit --t COMedY 14 day The Stratford Mutual Im trovement association will present of a charming but high-tempered father his stage-struck daughter and young bride Roles are being played by Joy Parker Dean Cowley Frank Woodbury Rose Marie Cooper Betty Mae Nebeker Warren Pugh Us TAolica Pivretrnirtfra Pli Total I 725204684 Capital 62000000 00 Surplus 400000000 Surplus as to policyholders 6000000 00 Total 7 04094 Capital 91000000 00 Surplus 400000000 Surplus as to policyholders 9 600000000 Total 2649977 86 Capital 6100000000 Surplus 404231095 Surplus as to Total capital surplus and other liabilities 4769228811 Capital $100000000 Surpl 404231095 Surplus as to Total capital surplUs and other liabilities $7 692 28811 Total $54711879 42 Capital 8 300000000 Surplus 2123570249 Surplus aa to policyholders 92423570249 Total capital surplus and other Total $1727539373 Capital 95000000 00 Surplus 910805044 Surplus as to policyholders $1410806044 Total capital surplus and other Total capital surplus and other liabilities 84 Total $2305042 91 Capital 81000000 00 Surplus 3015929 37 Surplus as to policyholders $4015929 37 Total capital surplua acid other liabilities $632097228 Total I 99164073 Capital $100000000 Surplus 116131469 Surplus as to 59 Total capital surplus arid other liabilities 015295332 i Total 5187942 Total $1727539373 Total $230504291 Capital 91 00000000 Total I 640 I Capita 3 00000 itl 9500000000 9 000 9471apaus 991'73 i Surplus 301592937 Capital 9100000000 1 StIrPIUS 2123570249 Surplus 910806044 Surplus 1161314-59 i Surplus as to policyholders 92423570249 Surplus as to policy holders $1410806044 as to policyholders 94015929 37 Surplus Surplus as to policyholders $2161314 59 I 4 Total capital surplus Total capital surplus Total capital surplus Total capital surplua and and other liabilities 97894758191 and other and other liabilities -91325204684 other liabilities $632097228 Total capital surplus and other liabilities 9315295533 Banker Schedules Talk to Clubmen Raymond Wilson vice president of the First National bank will discuss "Finance and the War" at the Salt Lake Kiwanis club meeting Thursday at 12:15 Tn in the Hotel Utah Willard Bowen of Pocatello Idaho Utah-Idaho district governor for Kiwanis International who conferred Wednesday with Vernon Hewlett lieutenant district governor and Jack Thomas Salt Lake club president said prospects are good for organizing additional clubs In the district soon Banker Schedues ll Talk to Clubmen Raymond Wilson vice presi- dent of the First National bank will discuss "Finance and the War" State of Utah County of Salt This certifies that the above named company has filed its annual statement of which the foregoing is a synopsis and has compiled with the taws of this State relating to Insurance and therefore Is duly authorized to transact the business of insurance In the State of Utah until the last day of February 1943 In witness whereof I hereunto set my hand and affix my official seal this Ibt day of March 1942 (Seal) OSCAR CARLSON CoMmissioner of Insurance Department of Business Regulation State of Utah County of Salt Lake--as: State of Utah County of Salt This otrtifies that the abbve lutined company has filed its annual statement of which the foregoing Us a synopsis and has complied with the laws of this state relating to insurance and therefore is duly authorized to transact the business of insurance in the State of Utah until the last day of February 1943 In witness whereof I hereunto set my hand and affix mv official seal this 1st day of March 1942 (Seal) OSCAR CARLSON -Commissioner of Insurance Department of Business Regulation State of Utah County of Salt 'Lake-es i State of Utah County of Salt Lake---ss: This certifies that the above named company has filed its annual statement of which the foregoing is a synopsis and has complied with the laws of this state relating to insurance and therefore is duly authorized to transact the business of insurance in the State of Utah until the last day of February 1943 In witness whereof I hereunto set my hand and affix my official seal this 1st day of March 1942 (Seal) OSCAR CARLSON Commissioner of Insurance Department of Businesa Regulation State of Utah County of Salt Lake--ea: State of Utah County of Salt This certifies that tho atlas named company has filed lia annual tatement of which the foregoing la a synOpals and has complied with the laws of this state relating to insurance and therefore is duly authorized to transact the business of insurance In the State of Utah until the last day of February 1943 In witness whereof I hereunto set my hand and affix my official teal this 1st day of March 1242 (Seal) OSCAR CARLSON Commissioner of Insurance Department of Business Regulation cf' ma State of Utah County of Salt This certifies that the above named company has filed its annual statement of which the foregoing Is a synopsis end hes complied with the laws of this state relating to insurance and therefore is duly authorized to transact the busines of insurance In the State of Utah until the last day of February 1943 In witness whereof I hereunto set my hand and affix my official seal this 1st clay of March 1942 (Seal) OSCAR CARLSON Commissioner of Insurance Department of Business Regulation 4 7 tu State of Utah County of Salt This certifies that the above named company has filed its annual statement of which tilt foregoing is a synonais and has complied with the lawe of this state relating to insurance and therefore is duly authorized to transact the business of insurance in the State of Utah until the last day of February 1943 In witness whereof I hereunto set my hand and affix my official seal this lit day of March 1942 (Seal) OSCAR CARLSON Commissioner of Insurance Department of Business RegulatiOn at-4- -f 111- 1- At cot ti The most excellent master's and Arch degrees were conferred at a meeting of Utah Chapterj No 1 Royal Arch Masons Wednesday evening in the Masonic temple 1 i i I 4 1 1 1 i I 1 1 1 1 1.