Alumnus, N. Y. J urist ¥. Seniors to Hear J udge ih Baccalaureate Services x Special to The Tribune ba nckleireete coistichis will} 7 nAP- - PROVO — Baccalaureate ad- begin in George Albert Smith dress for Brigham Young Uni- Fieldhouse at 7:30 p.m., followversity’s 1963 senior class will ing the academic procession| be given by U.S. Customs Court beginning at 7 p.m. at the McJudge David J. Wilson, New Kay Building for graduates and York. faculty. ; THE FORMER Utah Repub-| JUDGE iti \lican Party leader years also will be was ap- ~ ne & for many pointed to his U.S. Customs y given the Court bench in 1954: after al. i-|| honorary doctor of laws degree distinguished career .in.. busi-| at BYU's commencement — \ ness, civie and Charen: affairs i in Utah. | He was “PoSSE Sees :| president BYU in class body and 1912- president in 1913-1914 and valedictorian his graduating class. of — ‘{13, senior student 1911-12 PS HE SERVED as head ) Weber Academy of the English de- partment two years before en- ee Be |tering the University of Calithen re-| turned to teach English commercial law at Weber and Col- Fl feto Orc fornia law school, lege. He received the D.J. degree in 1919 and edited the Cali|fornia law review during his | Senior year. — | HE PRACTICED law in Ogden, served as Weber County attorney, Utah Second Judicial district attorney, Weber Coun-| chai Re tyRepublican First Republican ‘ean for BYU ceremony honors. chairman, Republi- national convention. dele- gate in 1932 and 1940 and Republican candidate for Utah First District congressman in 1946 and 1948. In the Church of A esus | Christ of Latter-day Saints, he has filled many offices, including bishop of the Ogden Twelfth Ward, high council member of the Mt. Ogden and New York Stakes and member j}of the Mt. Ogden Stake presibene HE AND HIS wife, the for- mer Mary Jacobs, Ogden, have | five sons and daughters and 23 po 7 wr one emma / David J. Wilson .. . Returns a an, ‘Utah Congressional | ‘District