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Show : . . ( ' r ' ' ; . 'i . . i i " r- i .. t- Continued from Page Salt Lake area In the past two years. If you or others are terested, you can get further Information by dialing 324- end asking for the marketing department. Freeway Lighting B-- and your mail will be available every day of the year, including holidays and Sunday, l in- Mom to D. B., Salt Lake City and others: Your questions about lighting on the freeway w&a answered in this column on March 6. For you and because of the general interest about this, we repeat: The State Road Commission Is conducting a study on interstate costs and types of installation for the state-widsystem which would include full lighting in urban areas and on interchanges in rural areas. No. The State Tax Commission pays 15 cents per license plate to the State Prison which makes the plates. Breakdown for the balance: $1.00 to the student driver training fund to and lielp school districts pay for .driver training programs the rest to pay costs of issuing and maintaining automobile registrations and to the cities and counties for building and maintaining streets and roads. Most goes for road building. Do-I- t Man thinks the money is well spent. cant our weekday mail be delivered before S:30 It Is Impossible to do anything in Salt Lake City because the stores are closed by the time we get to town. M.S., Magna. Why la very Inconvenient. Look at It this way: People living at the beginning of a postman Yroute, obviously, will receive mail before persons in th middle or at the end of tho route. Its impossible to deliver everyone's, mail in the a m. Here's a solution from Do-I- t Man, if Its important enough for you to get morning mail: rent a post office box. Cost is $1.20 for three months . . Bennett Elected To E. FOR TODAY'S II S HMn y nirs, Whatever happened to the newspaper dated Dec. 11, 1909? Herald-Republica- I have a A.G., Salt Lake City. h Demand X . 1 The Herald Republican was bought by the S.L. Telegram in July 1918. The latter continued to publish the as a morning paper for a short time then dropped it. The S.L. Tribune bought the Telegram in 1931 and published it as an afternoon paper until 1951, when It wa, sold to the Deseret News which absorbed it. Herald-Repubiica- n Speaking Out Wliy dont they put rubber bumpers on shopping carts so people wont bump into and tear your stockings and bruise Mrs. M.A., Salt Lake City. your legs? job, hospitals might start series, nursery schools and dergartens for their small nur- LET BIG kinchil- dren. Many persons in the upper, middle class spend enormous sums just for Jhe privilege of sending their children to nursery schools, said Dr. Brown. What about the nurse w'ho is not working because she stays home to care for an aging moth- - BIGGEST VALUE IN ELECTRIC IYPEWBITEBS. ACME COWBOY BOOTS SIZES: Less Your 41 00 6" Wedge-Sol- e JVORK SHOE secretary-t- was named dur- $209 ing the group's meeting at the Doll House Restaurant. He succeeds Miss Janice Keller, public relations director for Salt Lake City Schools. Miss Keller now takes the position of second vice NEOPRENE SOLE X. NO DOWN PAYMENT president. MOCCASIN TOE OIL RESISTANT SIZES 6 to 12 Other officers named include Frank Stevens, director of secondary education and public relations, Box Elder School District, first vice president; Mrs. Joanne Barry information officer for the State Board of Edu- cation, 2 TRADE YOU RAY ONLY r, 1 SPECIAL' Utah Chapter, National School Public Relations Association, secretary-treasure- 6-- .250 00 Teachers Association, Thursday was elected president of the retiring WELLINGTON BOOTS 9M POLISHED UPPERS ACTUALLY COMPARES FEATURE FOR FEATURE WITH ELECTRICS COSTING UP TO TWICE THE PRICE. Charles E. Bennett, executive secretary of the Salt Lake Mr. Bennett, WEAR! BLACK or BROWN I TRADE-I- SAVINGS ... STEP OUT IN STYLE & COMFORT THIS SUMMER FOR WORK OR CASUAL typist TIIE FAMOUS SMITH COnOrt A MARK II "25 Publicity Post reasurer, , Saints Hospital Sys-- ' nurses for work. might be tern Friday at the Hotel Utah.' Many hospitals the fear of While conceding that some frightened away by Brown said, Dr. costs. hospi-ih8bi .HI But we dont need , to start: Di-G- el , 'tals," Per lent a Ta(f , . rural hospitals ' need more ese dl not only neutruliex exOr ley Cf" also gives you nurses, Dr Brown said t ha t cess acid tar Meath rnt. j some an extra ingredient that untraps with Credits apply experimentation, ia painful gas, relieves that over- -' pvrtlMM let ere ways may be found to employ'1 Dr. Brown, an anthropologist stuffed feeling as no plain antacid nurses who aren't nursiing KING'S MUSIC who has WTitten two books on can. Minty Tablets or Liquid. She said many nurses aren't S IN much of the blame 2233 So. 7th (. said is a product of Plough, Inc. nursing wui king because they want to be with their young children at home. NATIONAL ARMY & NAVY STORE To get the nurses hack on the ROUGH-OU- T C. W hen You Eat Tpq Well . . . Di-G- e p.m.? This rJ for the nursing shortage can. 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