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_N (UTAH) STANDARD EXAM
    May 20,1939

 
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Wolfer's presents new organdy blouses that will keep you crisp and cool all summer. $2.95(adv.)

Dedication—Heber J. Grant, L.D.S. church president, and Rudger Clawson, president of the council of twelve apostles, will attend dedicatory services of the L.D.S. institute in conjunction with Dixie college, St. George, tonight.

Sport Shoes for men. All types at $2.97. Christenson's Shoe Mart. (adv.)

Aviatrix—Miss Lee Ya Ching, Chinese aviatrix making a goodwill cross-country flight on behalf of her native country, will be in Salt Lake City Monday and Tuesday, where she will speak at several public and private meetings.

Remember the Graduate with gifts from Packer & West. (adv.)

Water Inquiry — A survey of Bear river drainage basin is about 70 per cent completed, with seven possible reservoir sites having been analyzed, in the past two years, reports T. H. Humpherys, state engineer.

Water lilies and pond plants. Taylor's Pet Shop, 2316 Wash. (adv.)

Robbery—Henry Eddy, of 260 Twenty-second, reported to police today he was "strong-armed" by a pair of thugs Friday night near Twenty-fifth and Wall, and his wallet containing $14 taken.

Dietetic fruits and vegetables in individual sizes at Jerry's Food Mart "Ogden's Finest Food Shop" 584 24th. Ph. 524 or 525 Free delivery. (adv.)

Theft Case—Wilbur Glenn [[?]] old, 22, was in Salt Lake [[?]] jail today [[?]] federal [[?]]

Special Purchase — Full size 6.02 cu. ft. Electric Refrigerator. Latest 1939 model. Five-year protection policy. Sale $109.95. Easy terms. Boyle's. (adv.)

Pledged—Miss June Coop of Ogden was recently pledged to the Utah State Agricultural college chapter of Spurs, national honorary pep and service organization for college sophomore coeds.

Did you read about the Weber Health association contest. Don't you think you can win? (adv.)

Chapel Talk—Owen P. Gladwell, who recently returned from the L.D.S. British mission, will speak in the Fourteenth ward chapel Sunday at seven p.m.

Get your Sunday meet from Lou James and his Dad and include some of that good country style sausage and serve with waffles for breakfast. City Meat Market, 2602 Washington. (adv.)

Stake Session — The L.D.S Mount Ogden stake Sunday school union meeting will be held Sunday at noon in the Seventeenth ward chapel.

Irrigation—L. H. Mitchell, irrigation advisor in the U.S. bureau of reclamation, will speak at the North Ogden L.D.S. ward priesthood meeting Sunday at nine a.m.

Discussion — Technocracy, Inc., will sponsor a free public discussion on "The Plan of Technocracy" Monday evening at eight o'clock in room 401, Weber college.

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EST. 1888
PRESS CLIPPING BUREAU
NEW YORK
N.Y.C., TELEGRAPH
MAY 14, 1939
Hollywood in Review
by Beau Broadway
Miscellanies in a Notebook
HOLLYWOOD, May 13.—On the theory that you believe every press note sent you, Dorothy Lamour must be on a non-stop flight...From Paramount: "Dorothy Lamour went flying the other day with Lee Ya-Ching, Chinese aviatrix, who will appear in 'Disputed Passage' with Miss Lamour. The Chinese girl put Dorothy through two take-offs and one landing."...Which can only mean that they are still in the air...

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SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH TIMES

Leading Women Will Welcome China Aviatrix

A number of prominent Salt Lake women headed by Mrs. Burton W. Musser are in charge of the program of entertainment arranged in honor of Miss Lee Ya Ching, young Chinese aviatrix, who will be a Salt Lake visitor Monday and Tuesday.

Miss Ching, who learned to fly at the Boeing school of aeronautics at Oakland, Calif., and who won membership in the Caterpillar club by bailing out from a plane and landing in San Francisco bay, is making a tour of forty American cities in behalf of war refugees of her native country. The only woman ever allowed to give public flying demonstrations in China, Miss Ching returned to her native land to assist in relief work and to engage in aviation.

Her tour of the United States to appeal for funds to assist stricken refugees in her homeland is sponsored by Colonel and Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt, Jr. Committee members in charge of local arrangements are:

Miss Maude May Babcock, Mrs. James H. Ball, Mrs. C. O. Bonner, Miss Lisle Bradford, Mrs. N. A. Dunyon, Mrs. D. E. Elder, Mrs. E. A. Empey, Mrs. Arthur E. Graham, Mrs. Mearle G. Heitzman, Mrs. James A. Hogle, Mrs. H. C. Jacobs, Mt. Pleasant president, Utah Federation of Woman's clubs; Mrs. Edmund Kearns, Mrs. Hal Powers, Mrs. Wll S. McQuilkin, Mrs. D. D. Stockman, Mrs. Byron Q. Van Cott, president, Salt Lake unit, Women's National Aeronautical association; Mrs. Hugh Ward, president, Salt Lake District Federation of Women's clubs; Mrs. James H. Wolfe and Mrs. L. C. Zucker.

Transcription Notes:
References to "Miss Ching" would be properly written as "Miss Lee"