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They have had more than half Are recomcentury of public approval. mended by grateful users everywhere. Ask your neighbor! EfiaHMS WNU 2341 VV Salt Lakes NEWEST HOTEL statehood some day was the fundamental thought artilAt Waikiki, Honolulu, lery man Winkler and naval air station man Nash conduct a private parade of their own with Emmaline Correa, left, and Lolita Kahcle. Hope of reaching in Hawaiis flag day festivities. ft Assistant Secretary of Treasury John L. Sullivan, appearing before house ways and means committee on the new $3,500,000,000 tax program, urged drastic revision of the excess profits tax levied last year, in an effort to drain off arms profits. Freed Angels of Mercy for Britain Lack of Zeal tion, than a want of zeal in its There is no greater sign of a inhabitants for the good of their general decay of virtue in a na country. Addison. ;MwwwMk If Hotel TEMPLE SQUARE Opposite Mormon Temple HIGHLY RECOMMENDED Rates $1 50 to $300 ItS S mark of distinction to stop at this beautiful hostelry ERNEST C. ROSSITER, Mgr. Some of the nurses who left for England to staff the American Bed Cross Harvard hospital, now under construction In embattled Britain. Left to right: Miss Theodisia Hawley; Miss Charlotte Raymond: Miss Helen Johnson; Miss Gertrude Madley; Miss Elizabeth Phillips, and Harold E. McKenzie, who is to be the hospital chef. Princess Stephanie Hohenlohe, who had been held for deportation in San Francisco, with MaJ. L. B. Schofield, C. S. Immigration service head, who announced her release. |