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Show 6 THE DESERET NEWS, Salt Lake Citv, Utah Nov 10.-194- 5 The Youngest Generation Holiday-Monda- Murray Bond Strivmg forQuota y State city and county and most .federal offices, banks and offices of the Church of Jesus Saints will Christ of. Latter-da- y observe Armistiee Day Monday by remaining closed Although majors downtown stores will remain open, most chain grocery- - stores plan to close Sherman P. Lloyd, secretary, ' Utah Retail Grocers Association, said that whether small grocery stores remain open or closed will depend upon individual operators The State is generally preparing for a quiet observance of the holiday Most Salt, Lake ial assemblies schools and an open house party is slated at Salt Lake Post No 2, American Legion. A dance will be given at the American Legion Hall, 404 South West-Tem-ple St in thfe, evening. Will Honor Dead All religious services sched--ule- d at Ft Douglas Sunday morning will be dedicated to the memory of the nation s dead- -f World Wars I and If, in bserv- -- Murray is makto reach the effort every ing bond quota of $80 000 set for the Mrs victory drive. today said O J Kingston and h. A. Perry, chairmen of the drive canvass is , A being carried out by the women s division, under direction of Mrs Kingston. Aiding her are MURRAY house-to-hou- Service Command chaplain, will deliver his sermon, A Living" Monument to Our War Heroes at the 11 am service at St Pauls Episcopal Church, Ninth East and Third South Sts -- where he 11 appear as guest minister. ' in the During the service -post chapel, Lt Col. William D Veazie, Ft Douglas chaplain, the subject Roses will speak on - plan-spec- 8" The Deseret News tongratu-late- A my s . Mr. and Mrs. Glen C. GaFfTefdTS 2 j in g FCe n teFSfTpKeinr Edward Mauerman, son of Mr, 1 Socie- Mor-tenso- pa-ro- CptLC B y 7 AT$26T-30- 0 Suit Asks $26,300 Hothe suit naming damage liday 'Lumber A Hardware Company defendant has been filed m third district court. Bernard P. Brockbank, the plaintiff, alleges that his daughter, Diane Brockbank, 4, suffered a skull fracture, brain concussion and other injuries In a accident Feb. 1 at about 4618 South Highland Dr. Dr. Returns to Practice H Pace, former supenn- pedes-trian-tru- ck A Collection of Popular-Anthe. for .Mixed .Voices THEGLEN-BROSrMUSIGC- Free for Asthma T- 1 Calif. Our war wounded know the, government will do everything possible to care for their needs Purchases of Victory loan bonds will help fulfill that trust , learn of w fhout relief, even if you are do not abandon utterly discouraged, send' today for this bee trial. hope but wilt--C- Tl you nothing- -- Address ,, Frontier Asthma Ce . SJ1 1. Frontier ld. Buflalo, I. H. 412 Niagara mmmmmrs. &!& jggggr prgqtzpmi - "Pigf Tax and Fostog Foster Service. 2 Westbound Schedules Daily ) . Na wtHnf, m al $ 13.90 , Im AagalM ton Ffantm la Awg- . PLENTY OF SEATS Phone 40 East 2nd So O. - 85 Son l- Dtf 8.75 10.35 - 6.50 la. Vaea sti I 3.70" TWO BIG STORES Salt Lalta City r a. m. I 30 p. a RESERVED SEATS 75' . TODAY ORDER Brtg Gen. Herbert T Perrin, .commanding officer of the post, in an Armislice'Day "mesgageto both military and civilian personnel, equeste(L.atten.i3nceat one of the servicer commemorating the war dead 1 Hos Tendenl of 'the Utah-Stat- ewith attacks of Asthma so returned to private If you suffer cnoke pital, had Sail-Lakdnd gasp for hreath, terrible you City-toda- y e iractice in tt restful steep is impossible because of the upon receiving a terminal leave the struggle to bieathe if you feel li'e wearing your after three years m the army. disease is slowlyto send to tne once at fail don Before his release, Df Pace, away, Asthma Co for a bee trial of with the rank, of a lieutenant Frontier No matter where a remarkable method faith colonel, was chief of the you live or whether you have any n any remedy under the Sun, send tor branchy Birming- this suffered If have mat. free you ham General Hospital, Van Nuys, and tried everything you could forth Church Choir 21, SONGS OF ZION 6 d - Appointed Loren James Cunningham, former Salt Laker, has been appointed West- ern Air Lines station manager at the El Centro, Calif, airport, the air line announced today He attended the University of Utah and was with the P. S. Marine Corps, serving as an avialioma-di- o man in'the South Pacific. Here's a Beautiful. Book The Armistice Day theme of Waggoner s sermon at the Protestant service in the personnel center chapel will be Cath1Thsu Shalt Find Him olic services in the personnel nnntpr rhapel will also be riedi- jJ, h n , S. L. Man the Murray Womens Club, JunAmerican Club, ior Women's Legion Auxiliary, the Firemens Auxiliary and the Relief ties-!-Murrays four , wards. The women also are sponsoring a bond booth at the First National Bank. In charge this week is. the Altar Societyof St. Vincent s Church. Next week members of the Firemen's Auxiliary will sell bonds - at the booth. More than $6000 jn bonds were sold last week at the booth Mr. Perry, chairman of the men s division, is sided by the n, following committee E. V. schools,' O. Orlando, inll dustrials.. Ray Kingston, deductions, Harry Robbins, banking and investments, and' T F. Duvall, special events in Wartime- th H rf respective services will pay reverent tribute to those who unhesitatingly ga ve.lbeiiliyesin both conflicts .Three services. two at thewttho-Ft- . centerand one Douglas chapel, are scheduled. Col. J. L. Blakeney,. Ninth Darla Jan Garfield, daugh ter of ha p I atrfs se News Told in Brief 2.50 and Mrs. Albert J. Mauerman, 1S51 Arapahoe Ave.; Norman Gene Osborn, son of Mr. and Mrs.'John R. -- Osborn,- 1130' Princeton Ave., and alt other babies one year old today. f t ; .. X Norman Gene Osborn Babies were born yesterday in Salt Lake hospitals to: BOYS: Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Howe, 1588 Princeton Ave . Mr. and Mrs. Floyd L. Eckman, 2907 Ninth East St. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Larson, 303 Thirteenth East St. Mr. and Mrs. Waldo J. Harris, 960 West - First North St Mr. and Mrs. Silvion F Edgel, Sandy. Mr. and Mrs. Harry N. Poll, 1368 Sherman Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Fought, Sandy. Mr. aftd Mrs. W. D. Nebeker Jr., 1030 Military Dr Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Vance, Garfield. Warren-Pec- k, 808 Eighth Ave Mm nd-Mr- GIRLS: Mr. and Mrs. Paul Berkley, Wlnnemucca. - Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Woolley,Magna Mr. and Mrs. Anderson Howard Vaughn, 249 East First South St. (father deceased). Mr. and Mrs. David Tyler, 1950 Beck St. Mrrand Mrs. James Warthall7ll3t WindSOrSt Mr, and Mrs. David M Smith, 73 East Claybourne Ave, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Plant, 1021 Third East St--- Tax Study Group Confers With Minnesota Economist Members of the Utah Tix Study Committee were meeting at the State Capitol today with Dr., Roy G. Blakey, professor of economics, University ; of Minnesota, who was sched-- uled to discuss mine taxation in ; Utah. Dr. Blakey and Dixwell Peirce, secretary of the California Board , of Equalization and president, Tax Association, ap- . .. National peared before committee members yesterday in a preliminary of the states tax 2 discussion problems. Dr.Blakey an expert on ex- , else nd severance taxes, said a 1 chief fault in Utah's tax struc- ture seemed to be that the state "'had' 1 ' gone totrfarin thededtea-tio- n of fund through legislative earmarkings Mr. Pierce criticized the state's tax structure from thj point of view of its Complexity which, he asserted, gives taxpayers the jitters. He urged simplification, - PTA to Hear Lecture On Social Diseasenz: DRAPER Fourth of a series of lectures sponsored by the Draper PTA will be held Monday at 8 p.m. in the Draper JunDr. W. W. ior High School. Bigelow of Salj Lake will speak on social diseases, according to Mrs. Anthony Sharp, PTA - LET'S FINISH THE JOB; BACK THE VICTORY LOAN Committee Chairman Stanley objected to the present method of bringing pooro plration bills before the legis-- lature near the end of the session and urged reforms to require state departments and institutions to justify their requests in appearances before the legislature itself. , Major problems to which the committee Is directing its attention are Integration of Income, corporation franchise and Inheritance taxes, and some means of requiring cooperatives dmunicipal power plants to pay their share -- in the cost of government N. Child - Pressure Cookers . .. $18 Largo Siie Kromex Coke Plate and - cover Cork guilt, ehmn, tables, bed, doll, blackboards rocking horeoe. notal Tcootere -- gancB, many otkoe He too numerous to mention. TOYS TOOLS Hack 'Good Stack alamiaum !..! (Wlc) (Braaitl drill., plan.., bit., wood blit. 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