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Enjoy its flcharolnL bf:JB's "Strength Essential" is a constant tichness of true coffee 'clumctet in every grain of NII11, developed through the use of the world's best coffee, plus, a special ' rkber rout:--a real coffee imptovement. - - See what k means myte..li bract cup of coffee, georaswat . - 0 - tit - - , : ' .' ' . . . ...,' - , NA . .Ine ; kt 4 Eyreovel Coffee r p:.4.1 I - , - - ' - - , - ' t . 1: ' The 40 - -- ..,- '''' - ,x A,,,t.,, ,,,... ,f ,. . . - 72 00 64 '.26 76 44 70 42 50 1.61 78 .00 74 .00 2 00' ( i ' . . , 010? in , ;, I . ' : .. I ! ' ' . . .., , ' . - , , , , . , ,, DLATIII- QUTILIFYILIG Deseret Niwirsilot Franklin Quie9 . Te eresPele 4, Mom A rites th tiam ?Weer we isqueed; tor Clam I prem., ONE sew 11.4noetho - . 01111 ost of 7h Dereret Nines , ' . Sail Lake Ctiy.Utak I 4 - - ' -- ' - Date . -- , ' , ' ' 1 , ,ft . ir .,, ' - SIDSCTLIBER. , ADDREss .. clirst , an - sTAyrr ADDSESi . START ' ,1937 ..... , ' . ' .... ;.............:. 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It teem Iamb to yew Ammer Campos. emboli Irbere tierrtee . 11711CRIPT1011 RAMS ihe Nowa Seem myna, bi mainumwd tperreolo te carrell monetbil. 15c per meets. 1,7 sled hi Utah. Idaho. Nevada emit Wyowne. it teenthe. 1310. Ite red le e and Are-- Omen, Weed:wee. Celorecie. Ihentane. New me. eseethe,14 SC, Ay ,.ad in ether Oates.. atentbs 1641., ALL VAIL ADVANCE. SITBSC3LOPTIONS PAYABLE, Of , ., ,, , , 44 .03 en ' .00 64 .00 44 .00 52 .25 C; , - Dad: krittire Niiii i ' . . , Cash Prizes 7 L... , : . ' , ' , en .00 M T - - , i,, it It - .... ,' 58..00 - - ,a4,4-- , 1 . 1 Ilk '1 ,,,., 'Pr ' T .00 84 ah , . 4 '.. . .00 .00 44 - ,,,, .7t1.,''e .. - li 1.1 d Cis"-1 n 1 111 (1 111 to7 .. ...,,.. .e c,, ' - ii ' I - 4. - , 1 lir:.I for'''' - 42.00 American' Legion Poet. No. 60. ladies auxiliary. anniversary Monday night with formal presentation of the Official tendon flag and the flag of the Unit, ed States.. , James Clove, district American Legion ,tornmander, presented the flags to Mrs. Harry Van Quill, pmident of the local auxiliary. . At ur- ray Post Commander George Dingledine.' re'vived- -- activities . of the organization. The first auxiliary meeting was held 14 Months ago. and one year ago, the 'charter was- - presented. Mrs. Marjorie Boberg. district 'dent of the ladies auxiliaries, pre, congratulated the progress of the Murray Pnin.ilhda' A dirmer wuheld in i the Murray City Firemen's Hall. R. G. Beiger addmsed the 1Mayor visiting Legionnaireis !lated the new organ Trzaiducongriartu lowing the dinner and prorram the remainder of the evening was I 'spent in, dancing. , . - . if I To cOmpete in The Deseret fascinating picture, puzzle game, cal you need is a set of .. :,the Quit picturesAvhkh have previously appeared. Today's picture is given below: the - rest will appear hi this paper day,by day. Send your name and address, enclosing a- 3- , clout stamp., and all back pictures will be mailed to you FREE, including the official rules. the big prize' list, and other information.' Don't Miss a single- day of this enjoyable pas, . ,,,,, . , . Aims. Just a little effort may win for you as high as $1,000 in ccrshl ,. , , . 4 fl.--- - - 1311 e MURRAY. April , '- ., . ,,, I . . 1 - ,. .,..,.. , ; e 11(1-1Airi- tit , 4,,-- . . ,' a vo: , 78 ,.00 ' ' . ,00' ..0' g; .00 Ca7" ' , at , 43s .14 Legion Women Note Anniversary, ' - ' ' 4F,, 7 -- 76 - , . , - - Denver, clear . 2 Edmonton. cloudy, Grand Junction. dear .62 Helena. cloady .....,. 26 Kansas L'ity. clear ......40 Lander, ram - - ... .32 Loa Angeles. cloudy ...56 - , . oil.' '..3130 .....38 ' ' , . ' , , . ,,.., .05 48g2 ear -,- ....42 Seattle, rain Spokanet cloudy clear .......N Tonopah, Wtnnemucca. cleat; ....- 36 Winnipeg. cloudy ' Yellowstone. cloudy ....AS ' , - . 54 - ,, . l. sii 32 Sannta leen,cci. - . I ) , - - , t - , , - ; .., - - . . 4, - 1 , ' - - ., . . -- . ' Irr 17r:.1;), I le' lb ti ' , , -- ' ' . - - , , t ; 7 . - . ' , , , ., - - .. 1 , , ' - . 7-- 1"rf . ,,,,..,3828 S... . - t -- 58 clear ' 90.00 clear '.28 5S .00 Portland, Ore.. cloudy ...42 52 01 Reno, clear --.....,...30 64 JWI. . ..50 188 Art St Louis. clear SALT LAKE. clouir .21 74 .06 - - , sze,o,w.,,,,,,b,,,,,,,,F vvAvvoiv,,,,4,,,,,,umt,.. , The Dpseret,Nevon: ' , Pocatello, , - . - , . ' 1' I 0 klahotnaCity. clear ,60 . clear , -- 48 PhOmahani , ' ,- 111 , - U;S. , illw!in I .. ecliooudu,,,, Minneapolis. Modena, snow- Needles, clear New 'York, rain , Manning!Rowman. Matched , All (18fa " '' i " dear , gratioutly served with this - , , - ' . -- ., - Cooldng and Serving Ensemble. three pieces -- Cooker,,11 inch Tray, and 7 Pick-U- p Server exactly match, in design and with solid aro all .,,, , beautifully chromium finished ' . walnut trimiaings. I ' '' i ., The reznovable aluminum, cooking grids are ' 9341634 tuches. By:n:4cm' Of the interchange. able waffle grids four generous..crisp waffles ' '....' ' ' mss may be baked at' ene'ti ; r - - ' - lik - - ' , 52 , '14 .. .. :.' ,,,.. '' alb - ,, 'oaths" chicsigarycago: - ' , tali et, . Boise,cloudy i - - aitti, , Server- . , PIt , - , .. , ,, 4,1 , ,, - spring a , ' ' .. . , )30 claceS loads are Delicious 1 prepared 144 co 4$0. i('VJwitheiectxica1conveniencs and ' ' '- a , -, - Serving Tray .,... f ' - , - ' - ; teachers ispent their l'Achievements Of vacation in California. Miss Nora IPiesidents. Recounted were: them Among Reese, Miss Liar, Samson, Mim Marie !Jerusene- - and cs H. DuitamMrs., Frank Wonnarott. Mrs. Mt..Durham was not back for R. Newman and Mn. F. W. Benge school Monday. Mrs.!Wilter Kamp. reviewed achievements of , past tOn!sohetituted for him. presidents of the United States durWith part of the proceeds from ing a meeting of the ' Women's the Opet:etta recentli given. Roos& Democratic of Salt take late veil has purchased le new books yesterday afternoon at' the Newfor our library. Among them are: Wuse Motel. Mrs. Dent Chamberlain was pro"Vanity Book of the Air by Al. Ion and Lyman. "Vanity Faieby gram chairman. and Mn. Scott P. Thackeray, "Tonty of the Iron ,Stetvert. club president. presided. Severel ' soft , sttiot ant - . , It ilkCIS , ' ' - . 1 Olt :(1C tIS ' ai illit I ' - . northrwelsternultuarterart ' , , '..,..0,00. t 1 : I , Electriac Cooker . - , , ,, - ,,,,.,',,,I, .r, - , - - ' - , , , 3 .. !,..?...,:--- ,,i.0711,1).. : - - low freezing generally over Nevada, Utah. Idaho. Montana and Wyoming. the lowest reported beint In degrees at Yellowstone Park and 22 degrees at Winnemucca. - i WEATHER OBSERVATIONS TAKEN AT I AM., TODAY , - , . ' - 0 , , - the 1- ', 4 ' - 1 , , - 11-- 5 , . , . , 7 ',' ' - '-, ', , I, ';" , - - , - - , I - . , - I 0R t PI '.- A n , ,-- Proceedilluy For library ., .. , - . ' , 4 1., , ' , '' '', . . : , i 7, : . .. -- - ' : :- . . 4 .. : , i , I ' ' ' ' - . I ., - 4, ' Inchn 4 - ,, ' , .1 4 .. I - ", . .- , . , - - , : . ' . ,.: -- ' 7 , ' It! itap,:;,.' ,,,111 . , , 1- - 1..41,.... , , - at: ,1P ,:.7 - ,I ' . - 4 i ; t - . - a it - Precipitation in last 24 hour; . 4.06 4 Total since Oct. 1 ,, . . 10.57 Total Oct. 1 to data' last year .10.40 , . Normal Oct. 10.60 to date , -- WEATHER SUMMARY , .. ' Th storm centered otter. 'Utah k g iseeptaitessring al;twh-relyete:ay evenin being - in aleyenne; tt has tausmorning ed light to moderate rains or snows in Utah, idaho. Montana and Wyo-- ' ming during the night. Mild, mcat- -' tY cinr weather prevails over the' , dreat Plains States in front of the , barometric but a depression, :Amine, cold highhts overspread , tWie) . , 1't c , no - - ' .' , - 3 t' , , - The Weather . - , lair ; ' ,- - es s serietudy--weaken- - ., . , ' 4 -- I ' ., , - ' - '',' ' rn '' - , - ; To Present Play,L OMIDEN Speak On Russia At Irving School : '. - . - motif 'mar To: Rabbi Gordon - , It Is to give us It's beet. : THE After their - blooming is over, ' The tulip bed will need attention wrier may be withheld an that the now if you are to have blooms that bulbs may ripen properly. Never art large and of fine color and alio seed pods, to form on your form. Now is the time to Water 1 tufirpe:As this . i them generOuy so that they may the bulb. : give the utmost in beauty.' 'The ' Two very- lovely specie of 'wild days are growing warmer and the "Russia's will be- the subiect of sun is. already strong enough to tulips are blooming briny Bock lecture by Rabid Samuel dry out the surface. Failure to Garden now 'Vine- are Tulip and Tulip- Pracoxihe Gordon today kt 920 p.m. ht the give the tulips generous and , 1179 East: School. otaent watering will 'most surely first. a brilliant lipstick red flower Irving High leo The with a South Street. Twenty.first ribbing of deep cream on mutt In smalk poor blossoms, ture is sponsored by the citritl Water also is of the utmost im-- ! its outer petals. 1Ttilip PratOx admit educa (km al classes.. and Iii to the tulip Wins later. a moat shining and vivid orange t ' porlanes open to the public., when they are in flower.. You may scardet and sends several plooms Following the lecture. Rabbi prolong their bloonung consider- up on one steam.. These peel Gordon will conduct an Informal, ably by keeping the beds well wit., tulips are low growing, attaining : discussion. answering any clues- tered. but this should be attended but, a height of 10 to 12 inches ' bons from the audience. to in evening or early morning when fully in bloom. They require Rabbi Gordon spent considerable when the sun is not shining direct- a' hot sunny situation in which time in Russia. studying national! ly on the blossoms. Tulips that they will flame like' fire in these I customs and conditions. and will bloom in a drp position are soon. early spring days. They are' gay and 'dashing forerunner tof the speak on personal experiences. 'Mel gone. - This flower mutt be coin., so are to ; Weather ,offica,,, IT.4,; 'Is noted student of social and posed- mostly Of water os It is 'great tribe of tulip tilt, Bureau. Salt ;Ake City, Utah. Aprd econotnie problems.'. , ept ept' very dependent upon , ,, , '' 1- By Hazel D. Moyle - everuog?..1uhit ay' , . - TODAY IN YO - kindergarten Sees - Anti-wa- cotninittee. Class May F. F. Loughlin SSA Francine. re- there.. Jerry Hayes went to Rich. 'e gional manager., field where he rode ponies. Shirley Big people planted Lrees on the Ur. Whittaker reported 0;0 the ,I3rendt spent the week-a- t Spanish Capitol grounds on Arbor Day- .Pacific plant was free from labor iFor. Melvin Stoof visited his Bobby Swartzweider. Second Grade, Room 5. troubles and said he believed cloy lumcle's farm at Lehi.Our teachers alao enjoyed trips - In our Nature class the children putes between workers and employ. Miss Beth of ,Room 1- are era would be ended under the reg- during the vacation 4preparing talks ulations ot the Wagner Act. 'Hayes went to Richfield. and Miss! on birds. For the ntalki, 1 chose We are pleased that the act was Alta Furey went to Los Angeles..-- -1 Room 3. IASI Monday, April 12, the Mn. passed,' he said. "Labor will obey 'Merlyn Edward. it and we will obey it." The two fifth grades are very dergarten went -- -down to the Salt We saw, army Interested in the opera. "Hansel Lake Airport. and Gretel.' by Humperditick. Un.' planes and many other kinds ton music a ten 'passenger Into We their of walked der the direction and oral language teacher they are plane, We are now going to study learning, several. musical, numbers all about airplanes..., ,,, OWL" ' .,,, The front 4,Ms. opera...lAter,they Intend "TheOreat Horned' wdrame aroundfl IG reat Wone ; Owl owl be of will members the family. They hope that their play the Auin is nearly two feet long. It is Under the auspices of the ;ward ,good enough to present and men-- - It the first bird to lay its eggs in ditorium Belief Society. the comedy drama spring. Its nest is most likely to Diener. The Spinsters Convention" will ery.Glori be found in hollow trees, but it feel well We repaid for our- el. tads be presented in the First Ward rec.. has been known to use' desert, forts in hopscotch this year; Carol' lad hawks reation hall tomorrow at p.m. or crow's nests.-B- etty Of our room is the proudl Deardorff Mrs.. Rdith 'Haskell le director. finals Jones, Asst.. Ed., Fifth Grade, the a in medal of winner and the following are membert , held at Liberty Park during spring Iland" of the cut,: by MsNell, and The Cloivacation. She won second place in ster and the Hearth' by Resde..Gronemin, Ha- the sixth Ruby Joke, grad. division. , Arbor ma Derrick, Hazel lerrin, Louie Day we had several trees our physical edpcation claws on the east side of our Musser. Willis J. Woodbury. Gwen weInare planted to the now lorward school building. Reindeer adding Sheeu, Alfred .loicnion, Lillie Zol- activities of looking Field Dar and Health Aucirey Bryson. Hilda Stab. beauty to the grounds they will and conteets interclan Many Day. goon. provide shade. er.. Arya .Tauffer. Mildred 'Down.1 ord. Hattie Tauffer. Velma Marble.' games are being arranged..Bobby Day was observed A skit was present, Roosevelt.Wallace Gatrell.- - Beth lambert, ed ,over the radio by Josephine bert Chastori., C N. Christensen.' and Cyrus GatrelL Swartz, Jack, Cardwell and Maxine Opera -and ;novelty Marshall; We also listened to the Special. 'musical president's speech from Washing numbers. in oddities to the comedy 19 Books drama, will be presented by D. Ray X new student. ROOSEVELT SCHOOL , HIGH Jane Shurt.-hu Shurtliff. baritone:, Barbara Editor from California has BITNEIL reittler BOB , joined ,Horace-lift. xylophonist; Wades", baritone: Doris Bettridgei soprano;1 MAXINE MARSHALlo Afai;a Wednesday forenoon the pupils April 12, we had very Carol Woodbury. "Mammy's Lit' Colored Chile. Florence Roberts; intertgating assembly presented by of Miss Emma Sudheimer's classes Hoekins.---The !won. business training and bookkeep in Prof.LewisJeep; , tontraito: Ballard. soprano; ing had tbe privilege of hearing Leslie Livingston. reader.- and Dot ders of electricity was the subject Mr.- Hos- an addresa by A. B. Zia Tavern- .Barlow, solo dancer. The public la too delightfully given by itnmense, v Maxine Marshal. ' . kins.' , We all enjoyed it invited. , , - - . it - I. anilr , ' BE1TY. JONES. Asst. Ed. EDITOR. L'STHER One hundred per cent increase In ,, ASSOCIATE ZOBRIST. The. boys and girls in ROOM- 3, , employment. and in some eases the room were inour very proud of Andrew Curtis The boys and girla ume advance in botirlY wink en)eyed vacatitut in many when he came to school wearing a . apring record is of the Studethe scales, way.. SeVerat children) pin that be won for winning in the baker. Pacific Corporation since it different toot trips ont of the city. Mien local marble tournament. in Class began operatink15 months age, ac- - Robertson and shwtee Wilkes went' A. He enjoys playing marbles and WhIttaker' Prest .. :both of them lwewere glad to see him win.,--Cor- .dent of the maven'', who arrived to Wyoming.,And thi historical old Fort ad Snarr, Second Grede, Room L awppedat Salt Lake in yesterday. - AB we have been The boys and girls in Room 5. ; study. a song about Arbor Day. The motor official is here to toi . Bridger. early pioneer history. we en- learned lag W. O. a Norville, intermounI ler with story hearing their reports of the Miss White also read us tain distributor for the firm, and joyed old and interesting relics , found about Arbor Day. &ISO several po. , 1 1 I , anti-wa- , , '' Ilea of two of tha outstanding mow , Heriing and Bernard A. Klasco. ... Mr. Egrling was born in Sweden in Russia, just 52 MURAT. Avg' 12The lowland Nir.'lilasco The chief officer of Mos'ef the Mahogany iyears ago. Andrew Lundquist. Save organizations ray City, . Camp, Woodmen of the World, a short, talk.. Mrs. L.,A. V?alters celebrated the birthday anniversars presented a birthday cake. , . ' ' MtuTayroodnim,.. Two 31embers Honor .. - f I - Studebaker Official e,11-aaliest,Give Hamel And Crete! Municipal Airport 1 . Wages - I - Employment,' WASHLNGTON SCHOOL, GARFIELD SCHOOL Increased VERLENE ECNZ. rAttne EDITOR. JINNTY LEM NELSOM. r ' An production. the film will make a universal appeal for peace, theater critics say. Mrs, Walter It Hansen is acting as general chairman for the show The film is very appropriatese-cording to Mrs. Hansen. inasmuch' i flelliqnstrations wLfl.be 3, held all over the t & todaY,' mend- 4.1. e Students at lltiläcklphia is- shown-rintlingz. 40 ed regular classes today, taking no elavor he which, says will positively not leave the Bell; Liberty pan in the "peace strikes" being tarried out by approximately his city; The statement was in answer to Presidenl,foose-- 1 1.000000 students at variouti ord. cat's with to hate the historic bell removed to New,l'ork versities and high schools in other as a special exhibit at tho 1939 World's Fair,parts of the nation-- t r dernonstratiomi were' scheduled to start at 11 sm. today TYR all over the nation. with a much' more general participation looked for this year than last. according , to John Welscher of the national z Pay-- ' 22 APRhT .JUNIOR JOURNAL'S a . :i , , - ture Ars We Civilizedr will be ihown at South High School tomor- t .5 row and Saturday night. The film Is labeled by critles as , being the mast stirring plea for y peace ever produced. Funds on-tamed from the two performances will be used to send delegates to the National P. A. Convention a: Richinond. the first week in F - : Sponsored by the Salt Labe City , Council. Parent Teachers Associa' ties Edwin Carmel!' motion pic- 4 !l'HURSDAY 1 1 Jobs :Arid - , vrlirm IJOILDICS TN - CITY , ' ' i. 1 , LAKE .f 4 - - 1, ; ; I - President e With-Th- 'IP . t-- - , ' - -- -- SALT NEWS ;HE DESEPXT ' - tin - - . - |