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Show FRIDAY, MAY" 6, THE BULLETIN 193S LIGHT TANKS BEST, SAY ARMY EXPERTS THE SUGARHOUSE BULLETIN A WEEKLY PUBLICATION Printed at 2044 South 11th East Utah Infantryman Still Supreme, Strategists Agree. SugarhouM, Issued every Friday p. m. Business Office and Plant at 2044 South lltb East Advertising Rates on Application O. C. CONNIFF, Publisher , - LESLIE DAVIDSON .R. LOUISE HOCGAN ASSOCIATE EDITOR ADVERTISING MANAGER R. FLOYD YOUNG COMMENTS THERE IS AN ELECTION COMING It is not Ion soon for the voters of the city tui begin thinking about the candidates who will come before the electorate this fall for the office of commissioner. Pick out a man who has the best interests of the entire city at heart, and) above all pick condidatcs who believe in the future of Salt Lake and see more of the city i than Ilroadway and State Street. THEY START That the streets may be free of drunken drivers we would suggest that an officer be placed at or near all places where such drinking is going on or is allowed, whenever a person under the influence of liquor tijrns a wheel place them under arrest and show them that the laws regarding drunken driving have teeth in them and that the public demand protection from the idiot who thinks he can mix booze and- gasoline. While we are on this subject we will state that there are a lot of minors who arc carrying liquor - permits. This should be put a stop to." Monday, May 2, 1936 8th DAY. MAY The senate today adopted an limiting the size of batWashington. Operation of tanks tleships to 35,000 tons. FORGET-ME-NO- T in the Chinese and Spanish wars New York City's mayor, LaGuard-i- a has shown that one of their greatest FLOWERS THAT SATISFY" urged permanent recovery comcontributions is to crush enemy lines after two powerful forces are mittee, today. 2157 Highland Drive Hyland 8199 tacticians here stalemated, army ' BEDDING PLANTS For SPRING PLANTING LOCAL Critics of grand jury are agree. in Observation of tank activities given hearing today. these' two conflicts has demonstratLocal Salt Lake motorist faces a ed that the tanks cannot win wars first degree murder charge after wild 8 and May 7 Special by themselves,'' but are valuable and crash into car on State ride as auxiliaries to man power, miliStreet. This Adv. tary experts said. 50c These two wars have served as One complete automobile Wash Job with tires and for tanks and testing grounds Tuesday, May S, 1938 have brought out certain weakrunning boards painted and upholstering and Chinese Fierce drive shatters Japnesses both in use and construction anese lines In ior of car vacuumed. PHONE HYLAND 8708. Shantung front which military strategists and engiSenate passes hill for big navy neers are striving to correct. CONOCO M. Ipr 56 to 28. Infantry Still Supreme; Corner of Ashton Avenue and Highland Drive They have disproved, some army Nlneteen-year-olmotord LOCAL observers believe, the contention of Will Call For and Deliver tank enthusiasts that future arm- ists Is nrralnged on first degree murmechies would be completely der charge aa result of accident in anized. War reports have shown, which two are killed. they assert, that the bulk of the fighting, particularly in a drive to WASHING MACHINES Wednesday, May 4, 1938 Eyes Never gain territory, must be carried on REPAIRED force Chinese by the infantryman. Japanese troops Earned Good Wages We Repair The present trend, army officials back 12 miles and claim td have kilbelieve, is toward lighter, smaller led 34,000 Japanese. Tricycles Bicycles and faster tanks, such as the GerIrons Washers of Italy, Nazi Duce Hitler and man and Italian types. The JapVacuum Cleaners 1st FIXATION There must be anese are said to be using light talk of ambitions as they hold para malcular image on each tanks in major Chinese operations. ley in Rome. These light models are believed to eye. be capable of speeds up to 50 miles LOCAL Rain set record of 15 2nd FOCUS Sharpened and Repaired Image must be an hour over rough terrain. to date. years defined. well fairly Virtually all of the 400 tanks in IDEAL LOCAL Junior C. of C. urges bethe United States army are of the be should 3rd FUSION There REPAIR light variety, weighing between ginning of a war on mosquitos. single mental Impression. eight and nine tons and usually ac1986 So. 11th E. Hy. 2111 tth COMFORT The conscious commodating four men. They carry Thursday, May, 5, 1938 guns of 30 and 50 caliber, although Chinese troops take key city from attention must be free to some also are equipped with concern Its self with meaning Shanin in battle Japanese troops guns. mce. and Interpretation. tung pros Army officials say these models are .very efficient and believe Secretary of War Harry H. Hull, them to be as good or better. than warned that if the dictatorship naLandmesser those used by other countries. tion push democratic nations too far Dr. W. The medium sized tank, weighing there will be war. OPTOMETRIST Name 'em, We have 'em. 15 or 16 tons, is not favored as much LOCAL A stalled utility bus on Member tof Clinic Foundation in this country as the smaller tank. It is more heavily armed but is Ninth East was run into by an auto 1090 East 21st South slower. killing the driver of the bus and InSUGARHOUSE Fortress Tanks in Doubt. Hr. 1739 1074 E. 21t So. juring three soldiers who were in the It is reported that some coun- auto. The accident occured during a We Make the World Brighter" tries are experimenting with a still snow storm. blinding heavier type of tank a mobile fortress." Army officials, although interested in any developments along this line, are said to be skepNumerous Names for the EXPERT. tical of such a weapons value. School the Dance Friendly Black Cherry The United States has fewer tanks The wild black cherry has quite a In proportion to the rest of its miliShoe Repairing Creative and Stage Work names which reveal that it if few tary strength than most other major apSpecialized. Quick Courteous Service powers, army officials bdlieve, but sort of a friendly preciated by the farmer and the they contend this' countrys high inDANCE TO BE HEALTHY" dustrial development could assure lumberman. Among the names for in observes writer PROGRESS the this a tree, in a crisis. speedy production They also point out that it prob- Chicago Tribune, is cabinet cherry, 1201 East 21st South St. REBUILDERS ably would be wasteful to produce which tells how valuable the wood 5168-in is cf furniture. the tree Hyland of making tanks at large quantities present 1059 East 21st So. because of the rapid obsolescence of Then there is the intriguing name of Ily. 8175 such a comparatively new war rum cherry. English, or fear of them, The wild cherry tree is a familiar for the weapon. he sought peace and sent to the that Officials also have been watching figure in the woods. It is apt to nearly half his crop of corn. closely the developments of anti- give you the impression of being a colony of Powhatan, at an On the three-inctank weapons. These include h rather unconventional tree com- advanced deathhis brother, E Opechan-canougWELDING? age, guns to be used in direct fire pared to the dignified manner asto the succeeded throne, sumed by the oaks. It isnt par- in accordance with the custom against tanks and a rapid-firin-g Just Bring In the Pieces" by weapon to pierce the tanks heavy ticularly about discriminating took which a brother precedence armor. where it grows. Then, too, it is over a son as heir of the kingdom. The unconventional in contour. Circus Giants Die Young trunk is apt to be crooked and the I & Wire Giant Sequoia Memorial There are two kinds of tall men. foliage is thin and drooping. The first kind is a normal individual to General Robert E. Lee y 2021 South 11th East The cherry tree, who is tall because of inherited facThe of the in most the Washington. policy growing anywhere or tors tall received from parents Department of the Interior to pre- woods, along the fences or wherever Hyland 458 serve natural resources and famous it may take seed, looks much like a more remote ancestors. The second inwfcMBBMswail kind normal those whose includes landmarks from destruction has re- character that has tried hard to be pattern would be of medium height, sulted in the dedication of an im- correct in every detail. But apparbut who, because of some upset of Robto Gen. memorial' has been too trouble it much posing living ently the glandular system, develops very ert E. Lee. to be precise and stand formal and F. W. long legs and other bone abnormalAlthough contrary to the depar- reserved like an oak. ities. The tallest men are included tments usual procedure to add furTHE TAILOR Although the useful wild black in the second type, which is well ther to the list of names which in tree may not impress you as known to the public as the circus cherry Suits made to order and times past have been conferred look over the landscape and see you of seven whose men Record giant. remodeled for featrees and other natural upon it in comparison to the stately elms height ranged from 7 feet 6 inches tures of national parks. Secretary of and the f Ladies and Gentlemen big oaks, it really joins the to 8 feet 7 inches were secured and the Interior Harold L. Ickes recent- elite trees considwhen you among it was found their average age at ly made a notable exception to this er its wood. It is close grained, death was thirty-fou- r years. The United the ruling by granting Cleaning Pressing takes a line polish and has been e and the Daughters of the Confederacy per- used much to imitate mahogany and oldest lived to forty-five to twenty-ninThe youngest years. mission to name one of the sequoias for 1 1060 East 21st South making furniture. But its usedata of 20,000 men rangin Sequoia National park for the fulness doesnt end there by any mortality ing from 6 feet 2 inches to 7 feet 1 great southern leader. means. The bark of this rugged old inch obtained from records were as a Being specinearly perfect is used in medicine since it examined and it was found that the men from base to crown as could species contains an ingredient of tonic prop- tall men had a practically normal be located in the reservation, the TOPS GLASS erties. mortality for their age. Gen. Robert E. Lee tree is one of SEAT COVERS and The Base for Paint the few giants without fire scars Paint generally is composed of a within the area. It is within UPHOLSTERING base,- a vehicle and a drier. The of a mile of other venerable Indian Chief Powhatan is the chief ingredient of the Scared by the English base monarchs of the forest that bear The Indian Chief Powhatan was paint, and may be one or a comthe name of Abraham Lincoln, William McKinley, and Chief Sequoia. the father of Pocahontas, and his bination of several different comoriginal name was Wahinsonacock, pounds, such as white lead, zinc CO s notes a writer in the Indianapolis lead, zinc white, red lead, iron oxWind Hag Deadly Effect ide, and others. When the desired News. He was one of the most pownot obtained by the use of 141 Motor Ave. Was. 7448 on Trees, Tests Prove erful sachems connected with the color isadditional bases, of United States. the coloring pigments, history St. Louis. The Missouri botanical early such as chrome green, Prussian His rule covered most of the terrigarden, in an experiment to deterblue and the like, may be incorponow embraced the states within tory mine the effect of excessive wind on rated. The vehicle is the liquid porhad He of and Maryland Virginia. the growth of trees, set up a movie tion of the paint, which gives it its of in residences different his parts FOR wind machine to blow upon a covering quality; the commonest is at his abode and country changed American linden. different seasons of the year. At linseed oil. 1929 HUDSON DELUXE Although the machine was operat- the time of his first acquaintance ed only six hours each day and COACH with the English in 1607 he was produced a breeze of an average about Wrote Alice in Wonderland of age. years sixty speed of about 17 miles an hour, Recently Reconditioned The author of Alice in Wond He was tall and the experiment had to be called off was Charles Lutwidge Do land" Throughout. after three weeks due to loss of capable of enduring great fatigue. son, a young cleric and mathemi moisture in the tree. The tree re- He showed his friendliness to the cian, who invented the fantasy covered. English by sending them much 18G2 to please the children of needed articles of food. However, friend, George Liddell. At their SEE AT 2030 So. 11th E. the conduct of the English was so sistcnce, he continued the Passing of Rail Fence and often so unjust that adventures of Alice and incredi three ye, in Ozarks Is Predicted they were continually in trouble laler them under published Two or him. three times he Salem, Mo. Another decade will with name of Lewis Carroll. see the passing of a characteristic planned war against the English, SHOE REPAIRING Ozarks landmark the rail fence, but without result. At one time an The Unique Cleaning and T&ilor Half Soles farmers in south Missouri believe. accident occurred which had a great Heels Barbed-wir- e fences and a scarcity effect on him. Some of his men establishment on Highland Drive of oak timber are held responsible had obtained powder from the EngBeehive Shoe Shop turning out lots of work these d for the failure of Ozark farmers to lish and were experimenting with it and their added business is a te John Saniger, Prop. construct and repair picturesque rail when a powerful explosion took j mony to the excellent work so they This fences. several. greatkilling place, 965 East 17th South ly increased Powhatan's reverence j doing. FOR MOTHER'S FLORAL " JAY SERVICE BONE Poor . Lawn Mowers SHOP Did You Say CLEANERS? H. PAROLEES COMMIT CRIMES An argument against the promiscuous granting of paroles to prisoners sent up to the big house for crimes committed in Utah, is found in the recent death of two people on South State Street by a drunken parolee who stole a car and then ran it at better than 85 miles per hour. Paroles are granted almost without exa been incarcerated a year or so. has after ception prisoner and Sunday, Saturday With . I CATCH THEM WHEN CHOICE CUT FLOWERS Potted Plants . Corsages KINGS Phone copy for news Items and events of Interest to "The Bulletin" or Commercial Printing Company Hyland 264. Subscription Pric e One year (52 weeks), in advance ..... ....1.50 EDITOR. Weeks Headlines!. THE PAINT POT JEAN RENEE' of A POOR WAY TO SAVE MONEY Owing to a shortage of funds for their maintenance, about fifty per cent of the operatives of the F. B. I. are to? be forced to take a thirty day layoff without pay. This branch of. the crime detecting force of the nation is one which ha$( put the fear of the law in the gangsters and it seems to us that the powers that be in charge of the affairs of our government are penny wise and pound foolish in curtailing this really efficient branch for the deThe government might well do tection and prevention of crime. is the with it pensions giving to those who are financially away d and spending this money to keep these trained sleuths on the job. .l well-fixe- ; i SHOE W h, LEAVE ROOM FOR YOUR CUSTOMERS We would respectfully call the attention of our merchants to the report made by the officer stationed at Sugar Mouse in regard to the parking of cars belonging toj employees of these stores. Xo better advertising can be done than by showing the buying public that they will have adequate parking space provided for their cars while they do their shopping in Sugar House. Granite Welding Works I happy-go-luck- tojm EMPLOYEES SHOULD PARK ELSEWHERE We heard several complaints on Saturday about the inability of shoppers to find parking space within reasonable walking distance of the really excellent stores in Sugar House. This could be remedied by the merchants themselves by making their employees park their cars away from in front of the stores, thus making room for customers who wish to do their shopping here. The committee from the Chamber of Commerce ought to get the d support in their efforts' to remedy this condition . whole-hearte- SALT LAKE NEEDS A NIGHT COURT Salt Lake City is large enough to need what every progressive city has already and that is a court which sits at night. Our traffic patrolmen take motorists into 'headquarters during the night, who are so far gone with liquor that it is impossible for those arrested to stand alone. A nights rest in jail before their appearance before the judge makes them tolerably sober and as a consequence they escape, the penalty imjoscd on drunken drivers. Had we a night court at which the offenders could be brought before the judge in the condition in which they were arrested, then his honor would sec for himself what was what and no amount of baloney would get the offenders off. The law against drunken driving's severe in its penalties and should be invoked, no matter against! whom, whenever the evidence shows the prisoner to be inebriated. Think it over Mr. and Mrs. Citizen, then see that this evil is rcrr.cJicd. KIEPE S one-quart- er - WELLINGTON AUTO TOP SALE 15-fo- ot EVERY DRIVER SHOULD OBSERVE THE LAWS AND MAKE THE ROADS SAFE Major Charles Spencer Hart, who addressed a large gathering at the Elks Lodge last Thursday night, said that when every driver charges himself with keeping the highways safe and resolves to think nndact in accordance with the rules of common sense then the objective of the national safety campaign will be in sight. Major Hart is the firand Exalted Ruler of (he Elks and has the safety of our highways close to his1 heart. "When Americans ns individuals take hold of the problem and put their teeth in it, something is liable to happen. lie sees hope for the thousands who under the present rate are doomed to die a violent death, if drivers can be made to realize that they hold the kev to safely in their own hands. There has been an 18 drop in the death list during the first quarter of this year aiul individual drivers can lower that more bv simply exercising common-sense- . $89.00 4 |