Show -- 1-' : ' ' ' - THE SALT IJUCE TRIBUNE Weinesdai Ilarh 14 1951 ---- -- mrlfe ---"-- -- ''-i'r--' - ' ' t - t- - - ' r c --- ' Expert Advice Set for Area Ford Dealers $ --1 -- - 0 e-- 1 ' I t - N' A - -- -- I t1 o - 7 s- '‘i V- $ a 1 - t ' ' '4 )' ' ' S r '' ' 1 ' ' ' ' 4( i en-N - I l I i I ' i - I- ) 1 - 14 Á' - f I P4 i I' N- - 44 L - ' I ' ' 144iirollomoobmwoo 464 0aowvmouniLealmoodtastmea101amomoom06601clit' 0111004 Wives and children are little valued in fetish-worshiping 'Nigeria Rev Harold Ottemoeller African missionary tens his American bride k :11halmegoodowilloolowarMa and a Salt Lake youngster Gary woe& Note the skin of the python believed by tribesmen to be connected with death of their children 1 ( r - I t 1 ' i i to ' ---- --- ' 7 ''' ' - STR9MBERG-CARLSO- " '‘ i I ' '4'1 103 i - ' I ' —THERE'S i ' 17INCH 1 ' t - ANTENNA CONTROLS MAHOGANY CABINET CONVENIENT PHONOGRAPH f BUILT-I- I i 11100001111111111111 - tm101 40400AiriMo- -J 1f - I 1 iI' 1 : i t t '395' THESE ARE NOT WAR MODELS City Approves Raises for 180 Officers' Salt Lois City commissioners 'base pay of officers by 0 to 140 wage increases a month and provided for "step OEIRkN41D3 E61)90 -- Tuesday granted to 180 police offiCers in line with grade" increases computed on theit new aalary schedule they basis of merit and longevity Raises granted Tuesday were adopted by ordinance last month 217 ' SOUTH PHONE STATE ' 47' — - - You can still buy a opretty fair" bride for S50 in Calabar a pmvince of Nigeria not es yet affected by inflation Moreover if she doesn't prove satisfactory you can return the wife to her father for refund This marriage counsel wu brought to Salt Lake City Tuesday by Rev Harold Ottemoeller Who spent a year in steaming 31lidAtlica as a Synodical Lutheran conference Intaalwarl- Stricken by a combined attlek of malaria pneumonia and ty- tohokt Ret Ottemoeller teturne4 to the 'United 'States to recuperate And despite the reasonable quotation on African brides he married a pretty Nebmka girt Rev and Mrs Ottemoeller Tues day arrived in Salt Ake City to visit a eliminate at Concordia seminary St Louis Nev Norman Folkers pastor of Trinity (1 Lutheran church Layton Tuesday afternoon he described Nigerian cuatorns to wide-eye- d children of St John's Lutheran grade school and Tuesday evee ning he addressed the guild of EL John Lutheran church Gary Weiss ion of Mr and lint Donald Weiss 357 Post st: was intrigued with a python snake skin Residents of Calabar 1elleve there is a mysterious affinity between children and the spirit of the PYthes so that destruction of ' a python will cause death of children Twine are regarded ar a course of evil spirits and are left to die Rev Ottemoeller said More than 2000 residents 6f1–The Lutheran mission busy southeastern Salt Lake City can look forward to telephone service building schoolik hospitals and within the next few months churches believes that education Franklin D Sawyer Utah man- - without Christianity win do little to dispel poverty cruelty and ager Mountain States Telephone "Education without t and Telegraph Co said Tuesday I disease ITel in divine or human love is The new connections wM be made possible by the installation taught by an aggressive group in el additional central office equip- - Nigeria—the Communists" the nient in the 'Sugar House office missionSry anidT and the completion of a large g 'program Mr Sawyer said The installation of central office equipment will in completed in May be noted as part of the A trained horns num In every company's 24000000 improvement pmgram for the year family would hi a step toward alDirectors of the company will leviating present and future emerfile with the federal Securities and genclek Mrs Beatrice A Mg Hart administrator Salt Zxchangs commission for the right educational to sell a new stock issue in April Lake public health nurses told an which will include 215709 new audience at Holy Cross hospital shares of stock at 2100 par Pro- Tuesday night ceeds of the new financing pro- The gathering in honor of Jane gram will be used to repay tem- Delano first chairman of Red porary loans now totaling about Cross Kenna nursing was held In 215000000 be said the hospital auditorium - roloili dbFti ) 1 k4ii' 0 ‘"440 - - - s - - eN k'N ( t 1 IV :41 4M4r - duo Mary-Marth- ' 1 a 1 0 riT1 ) LI Nurse HeldNeed of Each Home cable-layin- zs - 2 L‘hil -- li SIE1111 ThE IMPERIAL UBERAL TERMS t It The ordinance 'jacked up the retroactive to March L - JACK Confidence that Salt Lake 'area Ford dealers can fulfill their role In defense transportation Is expressed by Arthur IL Hatch regional Reiser district manager for the firm manager left-an- d Henry - N AUTOMATIC 1 ' i 1 — - 7 - Seen in Area 1 - I — More' Phones il SCREEN Ittl:---' ' '' ' i - - Calabar Iii Inflation-Fre- e BridesSell al Par—$50 1 -- 4 - l ' A REASONABLE QUOTATION I R NOTHING-FINE- ' - - 1 l ' N TELEVISION Salt - GILNER ELECTRIC CO ' - Rex Layne told 'Sugar House district Boy Scouts how scouting helped build up his punch The rising young 'Utah boxer spoke at a court of honor 'rueaday night in Marlbortugh L D8 ward chapel SOS Roosevelt ave during which 125 scouts received award& - -low in now-famo- us I BIT k f I the weekly 117e: ti11g of uugitlise:r'uosand :rean:eref fljterscee'PhinT Abe club Itt Rotel Utah: i Nominated for president were I take place at the April 3 meeting Harold H Bennett Ir B Creer and H H Fisher all vice presi- dents of the club during the put Home Thief Takes $60 I year Other nominees include: Theft of 160 from his residence vice president Geoinanrgd ertalt: corirat Dr A Ray ' worth S Woolley second vice 7111:iluryrePc11rtediltottnio"3713iceALIZ:ya:e! president Charles A Boynton Jr The theft occurred sometime since E T Brown and Percival Young Sunday police were told dd d - I Layne Advises Scouts I it Tuesday — N'lk b - A slate of 14 nominees for of- - Ithird vice president: Les Lovinger James NI Walker and T E flees in the Salt Lake Rotary I WherrY lecretarl WaYne VI-club was announced at t i A" - ! - - - e Lake City Mr Hatch said emphasis in the talks will be placed on "backing up the government through providing tmaportation efficiently and well" He added that dealera will be urged to provide the utmost in service and "keeping our care on the road" within the limitations of available supplies 4 - t of both s -- -- - for Offices 14-Candidate- I -0 Hotel Utah with Ford Dealers' Advertising AUL and Thursday y he will confer In sessions at Newhouse hotel with Ford representatives from Utah Idaho Wyoming Nevada Montane and Oregon They will be addressed also by Henry H Reiser district Minitel' iiiid Cilbin It Göll purd- epartmentmanager ' I - ) S L Rotary Club Nominates 4 ''- : all-da- ' I meet Wednesday noon he will ' f '4' l ' ' r :- I i ' ' i 1 1 I ' - - ' - '''V111116 44- I Advice en bow best to serve their customers during the sumer- tain month' ahead will be given Ford dealers or the intermountain area by Arthur S Hatch San Francisco western regional - man- ager for the firm Mr Hatch said some production figures are available to guide dealers during the next four or five months but after that "no ens Imow's-what'- s going to hapP- t --- - I (I --- ' ItANJ r c )1 - - ' - - :- - i I' - -- 14 1 - - 1 Li) h ' - ' — - ippoopammoOMMENININFOIMPPMEMMINTMvm" - ' 1 ' k Your new Mercury's life history should be a long and happy one For this automobitiri investment is designed to pay you of dependable -t- ye9r! - k Lire 21r so —service 1 your - Every pad For the new car buyer who wants a big dollar's worth for every dollar hwested the great 1951 Mercury b first price is a pleasant lustthe ticket The surprise—and the records for lasting service cuid !ow- down-to-ear- is Ibuilt with o7nornlow in minds it's car for as long as you iti) budge:Is'' care to drive ill cost upkeep th we amazing!1 Ask any Mercury ownwi - - 3 t u ill "4 Ili f and lastüto stay In style— time Chad the facts—youll find Mercury gives you more for your money in more ways over with your Mercury dealer and by a than one folk few miles behind the wheel of a 1951 Mercury today! The 1951 Mercury h built La to be more' at worth to last - trade-i- n it L1 - - Op Mb I r t rP -- ' 1 slt ' - I - d 10 t --- - — - - 1m etp 0 ' 1 Standard "11 ifr — e thr For "the drive of your Mercury now proudly makes availabh a triple choice in trommissions likerc-OMat- ic Drivo the new simpler smoothot atom efficient outomatic transmission—or thrifty Touch0Matic Overdrhe ore optional at extra cost There's oho Silent-Eas- e standard trorumissiom - 1 r "11:211b equipment ecconoria4 end Me Illustrated are wiled to dianie without notice CHOICE! 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