| Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE APRIL THURSDAY MORNING 8 1937 Yets Install New Leaders Installed by Elks Lodge New Officers Foreign Wars Veterans Induct Leaders Seating Ceremony Held Wednesday Night at Salt Lake Qubrooms i u State department officials o t the Veterans of Foreign Wars officiated at the installation of the first officers of the newly created post No 3386 in Sugarhouse Wednesday " night Wayne Corbis was installed as commander Paul Morris adjutant AlGeorge Pratt quartermaster bert Spencer Kenneth W Treseder and W E Hadfield trustees If: B Sleater state commander Harry L Thomas- department of Utah adjutant Union R Mills department counsel and Barton L Jones Ogden department chief of Post commanders staff presided from Farmington Bingham and Park City together with 60 men from the Sugarhouse area attended the meeting in the Sugarhouse public library T N Baldwin was Installed as exalted ruler of lodge No 85 B P O E at special installation cere monies at the Elks club Wednes day night The installing officer was W Harry Nightingale past ' district deputy grand exalted ruler for Utah and past exalted ruler of the Salt Lake City lodge Other officers Installed Monday night were: O E Vombaur Jr esteemed leading knight Lee Lovin ger Jr esteemed loyal knight ‘J Lynn Knowles esteemed lecturing knight N A Smithen secretary Howard M Dunfield treasurer W E Coulam tyler Walter S Knight five-yetrustee William B Roberts retiring exalted ruler alternate representative to the grand lodge Parker Campbell esquire H R Kingdon and S H Frewin assistant esquires Ralston T Williams inner guard Past Exalted Ruler Harry E Deardorff chaplain Past Exalted Ruler Dean R Daynes organist Assisting Mr Nightingale were Past Exalted Ruler A G Gunn as grand esquire Past Exalted Ruler E W Kelly as grand esteemed leading knight Past Exalted Ruler Harry S Joseph as grand loyal knight Mr Kingdon grand lecturing knight R C Henderson grand secretary R H Ashworth grand treasurer and Mr Deardorff grand “chaplain SWASHBUCKLER'S MATTR ESSI A famous Spanish swashbuckler made a mattress from the beards cut from his enemies yes and shaving is pretty soft too when you use Gem Blades stronped 4840 times For happy shaves ! SHAVING MAGIC! Stropped 4840 times 50 thicker Gem go through whiskers like mrfgic Qet on to this modern shave which keeps your face unshadowed longest day! ar V Wirick Rites Planned ' Funeral services for Gordon C Wiriek 39 who died at his home 1363 Sherman avenue Tuesday will be conducted at the Evans & Early mortuary chapel 574 East First South street Friday at 1 p m unof the American der Legion Speakers will be the Rev Elmer L Goshen of the First Congregational church Henry C Taggart United States secret service head in Salt Lake City and Colonel E Lee Roy Bourne editor of The Salt Lake Telegram Honorary pallbearers selected are William T Igleheart Richard A Hart J Cecil Alter J H Mander-flel- d Mr Taggart and Colonel Bourne Members of the American Legion will act as active pallbearers Interment will be in the veterans’ plot at the City cemetery Problem In Parking Trailers S L Faces Finding accommodations for the rapidly increasing number of automobile trailers is a problem facing Salt Lake City this year W D Rishel president of the Utah State Automobile association said Wednesday -Tourist travel here In March was double that of March 1936 and Indirations are that 1937 will be the largest travel year in history Mr Rishel pointed out A t Reclamation leaders from 14 western states Wednesday in Salt Lake City recommended that at least $50000000 be expended for regional water projects to right Hr at 4hemect-weresitting -f- rom-left Lloyd Miller Sunnyside Wash O S Warden president cd Legion By-Amer- ican fm — Great Falls Mont L A Campbell secretary-treasurHelena Mont Standing— Charles B Stafford Cheyenne Wyo Ora Bundy Ogden president Ogden River Water V-M: O Ryan Sharp Filer-IdaFargo N D and John B McColl Redding Cal er ho Western Reclamation Leaders Police Judge Utalm Urges Peace Meets Seek 50 Million Yearly Fund Fines Motorist Senator Thomas Urges Salt Lake Parley Recommends Expenditure for More Conferences Projects in Area Study East Opposition NEW YORK April 7 (A1)— Senator Elbert D Thomas (D) Utah Wednesday night urged more frequent international conferences on world problems as a means of insuring peace ‘We all nations together” he said "would do well to require one another to speak frankly upon our armament needs to tell others ' frankly that which we report among ourselves covertly how many guns ships airplanes we need and for what purpose “We Americans who have sometimes scoffed at mere international conversations saying we are built for action and not for words see our industrialists and our labor leaders talking across the table liking it better and getting somewhere” Senator Thomas was one of ta dozen speakers who exchanged ideas at the semiannual meeting S JLJYpuih JIustPay $100 in Traffic Case Unofficial recommendations that at least $50000000 be expended Pleading guilty to a reckless driveach year in "western states on water development projects were ing charge Art Mooney 21 751 South Third East street received a made Wednesday by directors of the national reclamation bureau stay of execution until May 1 to pay a $100 fine which he was assessed meeting at the Hotel Utah Reclamation leaders from 14 west- - as storage reservoirs and will fa- by Judge ReVa Beck Bosone in police court Wednesday ern states attended the meeting cilitate flood control Other directors in attendance Mooney was alleged to have driven O S Warden Great Falls Mont were H Lloyd Miller Sunnyside his car into a truck driven by H president and L A Campbell Hel- Wash: N V Sharp Filer Idaho C Fowler Sandy at 1804 South ena secretary-treasurwere In John B McColl Redding Cal M State street O Ryan Fargo N D and Charles Sam Wilson 31 513 South Sevcharge of the assembly B Stafford Cheyenne Wyo enth East street arraigned for Routine matters of business occudrunken driving after an accident pied the attention of the organizaTuesday in which his car allegedly struck a motorcycle ridden by Roy tion which has for its motive the Bloc Decides Against 204 South State street was Kraus promotion of reclamation Increase Request released on $300 bond and ordered Outlines Funds By HARRY J BROWN to stand trial Friday The case of Ora Bundy director for Utah and Ivan Cowley 27 163 Whitlock ave Tribune Washington Bureau president of the Ogden River Water nue WASHINGTON D C April 7— charged with drunken driving Users’ association said- that under Western congressmen Wednesday was continued until April 21 budget recommendations Utah will decided Drivers arrested for speeding and they would ask no increase receive $1000000 with $750000 alin the appropriations for federal who were fined $10 each or forfeited of the Academy of Political Sci- lotted to the Deer Creek project on reclamation like were: Paul Cutler 39 projects beyond what Allen bail ence on world problems and what the Provo river and $250000 to com- was recommended G Burns N L Olsen 24 by the budget buView in Pine the dam plete Ogden the should United States W H Lundberg 48 Ray Brown 21 part play reau last January canyon this year in their solution Neilsen 18 (fine suspendEverett meeta at This decision taken Additional money probably will be W Snow 22 Robert H ed) Rudy called Abe by Representative allotted the Deer Creek pioject Mr ing Seek Members Murdock of Utah repudiated many Krey 22 Bundy said Trials of Fred S Smedley 21 and A campaign to enlist new memincluding One of the principal problems western reclamationists bers in the Utah Research and Con- confronting the organization is the representatives of the National Frank Walklin 19 on speeding servation foundation in Salt Lake attitude of eastern people toward Reclamation association who have charges9 were set for April 13 and respectively county will be planned Friday at western irrigation Campbell said advocated a congressional drive to April 7 p m during a dinner meeting at An educational which increase the budgetary allotment campaign Kiwanis Club the home of Mrs G B Forbea 53 stresses the vast importance of for water development Sixth East street reclamation to western states is be Give Views Meet ‘Grocers’ ing conducted in the east by the The western representatives felt organization that any attempt to exceed budget The Kiwanis club its regular Objections recommendations would invite a In the Hotel Utah sCTUAL PHOTOSftAPH The association also works con- general attack upon reclamation ap- weekly meeting Thursday at 12:15 p m will join sistently to obtain government ap- propriations which might endanger the observance of National Retail or a Pan heartburn longer-live- d construction plus its sensational TrXD0A dvspepaia nausea atomaeh ulcers nnd propriations sufficient to carry for- the entire program Mr Murdock Grocers' week Donald P Lloyd other distress due to excess acid Over 54000 g Fram oil and cleaner automatic over ward needed anprojects and Representative Robinson people have written grateful letters of the Utah Retail Groquick relief Try a package of UDQApraising Future steps to be taken by Utah nounced themselves in thorough ac- secretary not If difference! drive even will Butcers’ H and association any price up apparent Ray delighted th lew cent paid wUJ according to Mr Bundy will be di- cord with this attitude being con- ler manager of the Utah funded At State ReDictator is Moreover rected the toward of small vinced that so far as Utah projects tailers’ association will be guests construction roomy powerful Pay Less Auerbach’s Broadway and All Drug Stores (Adv) ”up stream” dams which will serve are concerned the budget has recAn illustrated lecture on "Dinowith six the the world's a of only triple safety ommended all that can be expended saurs in Utah” will be given by automatic hill body Dr John P Gillin professor of anduring the coming fiscal year The group of westerners did qualif- thropology at tha University of holder and feather-touc- h hydraulic brakes It’s y- their decision- with a provision Utah non-slawith six doors that world’s the only that they might ask more money rattle-proo- f for the Grand Coulee dam in Washand on close Meet sileatly lightly tightly Footprinters ington latches Members of the Antelope Island Ask Hearings rotary FootThe representatives instructed the chapter of the Internationalconvene It’s styled inside and outside by famous Helen will house irrigation committee to hold print association noon Beau in the lines Thursday at Dryden— and its beautifully hearings on the reclamation mora- Brummel cafe to discuss plans for VVTE know we’re going to step on a lot of toes REFRIGERATORS offer greatly Improved a paint finish twelve coats deep! See it torium bill and call on the interior the in glisten conMODERN of food annual with this sensational challenge But we feel organization's department for all' available inforpreservation but according to and drive it and you’ll understand why we say mation about the ability of farmers vention it’s our duty to the public to make it science health is made still safer when they are cleansed conmeet The 1937 payments to no six in America at anjt price can equal it: hygienically Regular washing with a Clorox solution is Conduct We guarantee to convince you conclusively no stand on the bill ference took on effective guard against bacterial contamination in being cognizant of the opposition The Salt Lake City Butchers and that this big superbly styled 1937 Studebaker’ Clorox The irrigation Grocers association conducted its of Secretary Ickes refrigerators pantries and food containers-f- or Dictator is a bettercar than any higher priced has positive disinfecting powerTIt also deodorizes and committee will be expected to con- annual spring dancing party Wed sider whether even a partial mora- nesday night in the Rainbow ballremoves many stains without extra effort And more than that— weZJl match this Die torium is justified in view of the room ill-- 1 ) kfilH-f- r There ore many other household "danger zones" where tator even on a low cost basis with any lower good 1936 season you need thd health protection Cforox provides-dish- es priced car because the Dictator’s sounder ( New glassware drainboards sinks garbage cans bathtubs linens1 bowls towels handkerchiefs table and bed toilet STUDEBAKER'S C I T BUDGET HAN OFFERS IOW TIME PAYMENTS er for - Plans Painted surfaces renin glouy yiresh ptiat” look for years if trashed regularly with LIN-SO100 pure linseed oil jell Kp Grease drt vatush Contains ao grit acids Economical easy on the hands Ideal for linoleum At Paine Hardware Dtp' t Scores Week’ at gas-savin- REFRIGERATORS! w mab ’em "Sweet andSantbujl m to air-curv- ’’ Party siir Also Clorox removes dinginess and many household stains from white cottons and linens in the regular lauiw dering process In a slightly stronger solu tion it banishes many stubborn stains— p even scorch and mildew like Clorox Itself the Clorox label is a revelation of safer and easier housekeeping1 It also lists many personal uses Clorox Is concentrated for economy Order by no me -t-he re is only one Clorox U !Ctr QMS (SKDQSaSit Ml 00 Oe nvuK RUTH CHAMBERS RECOMMENDS CLOROX i Quarts for Laundry — Pints for Kitchen and Bathroom Use Officer Named By Veterans' Group Charles G Forslund Wednesday night was elected secretary of the United Veterans’ Council to succeed H P Finater who resigned Mr Firtster has been secretary of the organization qince 1932 Flans were discussed for the council activities on Memorial day Arrangements were made to distribute poppies made by disabled veterans in the Veterans’ hospital on graves in the cemeteries on that- day William J Higbee president presided at the meeting held In the New-hou- se Hotel Issues Permit US YOUTH I F I E S GRAY HAIR WITHOUT THAT DYED LOOK Use Nounffiine the simple? success method 39 yean of never-failin- g Triple acting Nourishine safely easily inexpensively imparts natural appearing youthful color without that dyed look Stop Itching Dissolves dandruff accumujanons One liquid for any color hair Won’t stain or rub off Defies detection Leases hair soft lustrous A MANUFACTURER'S $115 SIZE JJQC SPECIAL for LIMITED TIME ONLY The"1 public service commission Wednesday gave the Union Pacific railroad permission to construct and BEST operate a semiautomatic signal with derailcrs at the point where its spur track In Clear- AT field crosses the main line track of the D & R G W railroad at grade ALL FOR GRAYJ1AIR AND DANDRUFF SCKrfAMM- -' DRUG JOHNSON STORES IftiW 11'liW' jvll1 ll' N0RVILLE MOTOR COMPANY 468 SOUTH MAIN STREET SALT LAKE CITY UTAH BANCROFT GARAGE- Bancroft Idaho mail MOTOR COMPANY Pocatello Idaho FISIIER SERVICE STATION KJy'Ntv EARL JUDD Moore Idaho MAVCOCK MOTOR COMPANY -Provo Utah O’KEEFE MOTOR COMPANY Alton Wyo AMASA C CALDWELL ' Jensen Utah RASMUSSEN BAYES MOTOR CO Ogden Utah STRONG SALES A SERVICE Logan Utah RADLOFF MOTOR COMPANY Burley Idaho W LARSON MOTOR COMPANY “ Preston Idaho E I GILLESPIE Tooele Utah ARROWHFAD HOTEL GARAGE St George t tah t — TRAHI-- Rock garage Springs AUTO A IMPLEMENT CO Utah AUTO A IMPLEMENT CO Utah City Brigham WINSCHELL-MOOR- E MOTOR CO ' Idaho Falls ldgho BUCHANAN A COMPANY Blackfoot Idaho GROVER MOTOR COMPANY Rexburg Idaho BUCK WEAVER UTAH Tremonton UTAH Jackson Wyo R SHAW Nephl Utah SERVICE CORNER St Anthony Idaho J EUGENE FORDHAM Sandy Utah M D NAYLOR Richfield Utah WALKER MOTOR CO Arco Idaho LFE SALES INC Rlaekfoot Idaho WALTERS GARAGE ChalMx Idaho ROGII AAR’S E Grate Idaho Wyo - KETCIIUM AUTO A GARAGE Ketchum Idaho W E CO DALBY Leadore Idaho AUTO CO Roosevelt Utah ' JUDD’S GARAGE Salmon Idaho LENKER AUTO CO Shoshone Idaho -R P RAMMELL - Teton la Idaho VAN LEER A UARRIMAN Elko Nev SMITH DISTRIBUTING CO Bountiful Utah “ HAROLD BULLOCK Coalville Utah BNOW-STEWA- W R MARTIN - Milford Utah PEART AUTO CO Randolph Utah P D CHRISTENSEN South Jordan Utah FRNEST NOTT Kemmerer Wyo I: 7 ' - ' |
