Show V t i THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Monday August 231948 I Youth 16 Hurt In Canyon Crash Gains GliarcisStärtsTwo :Week' 1 i I Air Trammg I 1 Preparations for a full two- weeks of practice flying in Utah skies started Sunday- at the na- tional guard headquarters section of Salt Lake municipal airport It was the opening day of an nue training encampment for 301 and 50 officers atenlisted men teched to ' the guard's air 'arm Their first official mission will A teen-ag- e youth was recovers ing Sunday from Injuries suffered Saturday night when the autocol-izk which he was a passebger lided with a highway patrol-radi- o car just east of the summit rof Parley's canyon on U S: highway ' 40 Treated for head laceraUons and i - ' ' ' : ' abrasions- at Salt Lake general Teucherv hospital was Norman 16 1065 Pierpont ave ' ' auan in was He a passenger iomobile driven by Deward Lashley 20' 2352 E 2880 South The driver and another passenger Er nest NiCola- - 17 663 8 lst West were uninjured 'Lashley said he was driving east and hod just passed the summit when the' auto collided with i driven car Ihighway Patzol - by Trooper James Raszhussen - I start Monday at 8:30 am 14t- Col Alma G Winn-'' - cOmmending ' Officer! 191st fighter "Mus squadron said four 1 loaded tang" fighters will takeoff r with bombs rockets and dOLcaliber ammunition followed at 9 am by another' flight Four flights are scheduled for the first day he said Mondars target will be testing grounds near Wendover for air 'gunnery and bombing practice Each mission will keep pilots aloft for approximately three hours Col Winn said The air group expects to use 80000 i gallons o high-tegas during its maneuvering and will have aepay roll of more than ' 931000 for the two-weprogram Wendover at Target For tile enlisted men the brief period of regular army life will be strictly regulation but not as - confining as during' the wartime banbatokammetalmeenwokwmiNeweawiftx4wAft'q11tftemol1:4eLOtaililamb the CO asserted In addition to full pay andsallowences Beads turned left and right Sunday at Salt Lake - Denise Dickey Shirley Kimballikfanoni3Ouglierty ' receiving men will receive "'plenty of the ottairlets when of Women in models will a these be from featured Mittle lovely They alighted airport i 4 the West" fashion show- - MondaY at the pied Co )t passes" plane They include left to right Fat Knudson - F-5- nd Slate Tuesday Outing Brotherhood Locomotive of Engineers member& and familial of divisions 222 349 '713 :846 and Ogden division 55 and members of the ladies auxiliary B of L E wall hold their annual outing at goon Tuesday at 4 pm announced - t Jacob C Jensen chairman 4 st ek ' 0 Half War Veterans half the enlisted men are GLAMOR QUARTETTE World War II veterans although not necessarily ex-a- ir corps men while an equal percentage of the officers are former combat fliers Only a few of the men will be flying simulated combat for the first time Col Winn added More experienced enlisted men will take over as engineers during gunnery practice with By DOLLY DRAZICH sleeves The guard expects target A bit of Hollywood glamor spread through Salt Lake to start the aerial gunnery during the second week City Sunday and none of the residtnts seems to object are Pour lovely Califtirila models arrived from Los Angeles - - Planet the squadron will use as the designated (formerly to take part in the "back to classroom" fashion show set for and1A-8- 3 (formerly Monday at noon at the Paris Co The show also will be held known as the AT78) at 1:30 3 and 4:30 pm Models and clothes are sponsored by Alice of California The beauteous quartet includes tall and willowy Pat Knudson Denise Dickey whose trim black and kelly green ensemble complimented her short black coiffure blond' and demure Shirley Kimball and Manon Dougherty neat looking in a smart navy blue and cherry red outfit They were accompanied by Florence Fredrickson advertising manager Alice of California who looks like a - model herself The same group all Hollywood- starlets returned from 'Attorneys for Deseret Livestock Paris France recently w'here they modelect spring styles for Co 107 W South Temple Mon the firm they represent This is their second visit to Salt day will appear with counsel of Lake City They presented a similar showing here last spring the state public service commission After the fashion display titled "Little Women of the beforethe Arupremet court to de fend I PSC order requiring West" the group will board a plane for San Francisco Union Pacific Railroad Co to construct livestock loading facilities at Wasatch Summit county The company according to Donald Hacking commission chairman sustained the original petition against the railroad and now must sustain its petition before the supreme court Atty Gen Grover A Giles will handle the Recently appointed as profescommission's interests colsor of Bible at Westminster :::: '4''''''''''4:f''?::'::':4:::it claims losses of The company art::::i:::::::::: legs Dr Henry A Rodgers $7000 annually through nearly rived in Salt Lake City Sunday to weight reduction excitement and assume his new duties handling of its stock in moving them from the north side of the : According to Dr Robert X y to the company's Steele Dr college president Wasatch station said Mr Hack-- 1 Rodgers also will serve as supering: of the stock taken Some 50 intendent of Foster hall men's from the range into Wasatch stadormitory while Mrs Rodgers tion he said- must be driven will be - the hail's new house a deep cut on the righof-through wey mother between and across the railroad tracks for some distance Rodgers an ordained Presbefore reaching the station byterian Namister received his doctorate of philosophy degree from This difficulty is accentuated the fact that trains move about Edinburgh university Edinburgh by Scotland in June For Seven yeah 15 minutes in that Area so every during World War 11 he served in range stock must be held a quarter of a mile from the station special church projects sponsored until the railroad gives clearance by the Board of National Missions of the Presbyterian church Occasionally Mr Hacking said the herds stampede Formerly he was an instructor in Greek and French and was a The railroad company has asked member of the faculty at Leaderthe court to review the commission'a ship training schools of the PresMay 10 construction order byterian church held annually at adding the project would cost in San Anselnio Cal excess of $20000 I A native of" Albany N Y he That figure is about right Mr t 4 111V44 attended the Albany academy iand Hacking said but the construcreceived a bachelor of arts degree tion should be done anyway from Hamilton college During his Dr Henry A Rodgers Holds junior year he' studied in France degree ::from Edinburgh with the University Of Delaware foreign study group gill degree In theology was obtained from the Family-to-MeetSan Francisco Theological semi- Terry SerNrAce DRAPER The' Milnary where he won the sendnary liam R and Aug Allen Phillip Mary for fellowship post graduate Terry family will hold- their anhalf study He began this graduate nual 3 pm & MURRAY Aug '22—Nearly reunion it administraof church work in Edinburgh in 1939 but at Draper parkSaturday century it was announced postponed his studies because of by Mrs Melba A Nelson presi- tion was observed at special servthe war association A ices Sunday night by five former dent of the Dr Rodgers is a member of Ph! dinner at 5 family be followed bishops and the present bishop of will pm Beta Kappa national honorary by a program in Draperrecreation Murray First ward Church of Saints Jesus Christ Of 'Latter-da-y scholastio fraternity hall and dancing---Since its organization in 1900 the ward hall had seven bishops and a total of 75 adminialtrators Including bishop's counselors and ward clerks Sunday night 53 of the 63 persons still living attended the anniversary services and partoll ticipated in the special program Lawrence P Parry the present Princess Alice celebrates her 77th (birthday next Sunday bishop who took over in1941 The five former bishops attending and and you're irtvitedto watch thi doughty old dowager stearn--their dates of service were 11riah roll her annual birthday cake! G Miller 1900 to 1909 D BranThe cit3r's prize elephant will have as cake an perhaps soln Brinton 1914-192- 6 Samuel E a few extra peanuts to observe her anniversary Parks Supt Belliston 1926-192- 8 1928-193- 9 ' ' Alma and : : Bringhurst Sloan said Joseph J Sunday – Michael E Crane The great pachyderm has aged but little outwardly— Mauss who served from 1909 to ' since the nickels and dimes of local school children acquired 1914 died several years ago her from'Selbs v Moto circus back In 1916 4 'The 'average age of elephants is' 50 years but the ' Matron Breaks Hip Princess still is ptetty sound" Mr Sloan said Sunday': She Mrs woman A has bad imly4WC) babies both long since dead The uperintendent said be thoughts Alice probably was the'oldest Susan Dunkley 155 1N ' Main- was in fair condition in D S hospital living thing in the Hogle Zoological Gardener with r the Sunday night where she is being exception of a momnolent Aldabra turtle which arrived not treated for a fractured right hip turtle is She fell in her home at 101 pm long ago He isn't sure just how old the Vocational Unit To Receive Surplus Tools use Considerable equipment for in the new Salt Lake area vocational school 431-6t- h East is expected to arrive this week How- ard B Gundersen presidenti said Sunday The eqtilpinent is to cvme from Salt Lake high schools-- the Salt war Lake adult school and production centers in the state he said First equipment likely will arrive Tuesday from high schools It will include tools and machines unsuited to industrial arts courses he said Approxitnatily 10 courses will be transferred to the area school from the Salt Lake adult school according to the city board of cation Included will be auto body repair and painting auto me- chardcs carpentry barbering Diesel mechanics electricity and automatic controls electricity and radio mechanics machine shop and refrigeration Other courses also to start' when - - ' s the school opens Sept 13 will include air conditioning baking cabinet making commercial art and hair - cosmetology dressing drafting dry' cleaning practical nursing fountain and counter management power ing sheet metal tailoring ing and fitting welding and metal fabrication office machines typing and shorthand Mr Gundersen said -- Meanwhile alterations frt the former Troy Laundry and Dry Cleaning plant now occupied by the school are approximately 70 complete he said Partitions in the 95000 square foot-- plant will separate classrooms shops and laboratories The old Troy ga- rage also being remodeled will house the auto and Diesel courses Veterans Will have priority registration privileges in the new school- - Mr Gundersen said but for anyone over 16 will be eligibletwo-yeadmittance Most- courses are programs Tuition will be 7about 975 a year he said The area embidied in the school's directorate Includes Salt Lake city Granite Murray Jordan Tooele Davis and Park City school districts cooking I i - ar - UTAH REPORT 4 hn Starlets Here to Show 'lack to School' Fashions aii-to-air- -- P-5- 1s B-2- 6a P-5- 1) Livestock Firm States PSC Defense Today U N Acclaim Attains Peak Enthusiasm for the United Na tions organization has spread from housewife to businessman and membership now is at its highest Allen point in years Mary Rose execu Allen Park dr at 13th East tive secretary- - Utah Association for United Nations declared Sunday night Miss - Allen who returned to Salt' Lake City from a tour with the association's south ' six-we- ek West regional office in Los geles said group officials are look Mg to a better reception this year for amtual U N week Oct 17 An- - to 24 Principal task- - during the next few weeks willbe directing U N education throughout Utah Miss Allen said and to form a wide program to place at the dikposal of all civic service and re-' ligious organizations "Our objective" she asserted leis to have every group devote one meeting to the atudy of united nations during U N week" Harper Sibley past president U S Chamber of Commerce and newly appointed national chairanan for U N day Oct 24 is ez'pected in Salt Lake City sometime 'during the next few months to 'keynote the Utah organization's she added 'program s - While in Los Angeles Miss Allen was an assistant to Miss Elsie Jensen regional director Artier!-ra- n Association for the United Nations and worked with civic and pades groups there - - F-5- scheduled Monday In Salt Lake City include: Hotel Utah—Caterpillar Tractor Co all day Utah Market Week Assn noon: General Motors insti- tute 7:30 pm Newhouse Assn 12:15 'Assn 12:30 hotel Leaders Mar LDS - city4dc'htm: errtlice5° -- nut Pastry Party - -- 1937-1941- - - - - 150-pou- nd - ' 99 11 Ou146 ! ee)6 1: — 'Job's Temple Square hotel Daughters 8 and 1130 am ' Salt Lake Real Estate board 12:1511m of Insurance Utah Association Agents 3:30 pm South Salt Lake 1941 NAME YOU A it3 ft CONTINENTAL Dial 4:15 ICUTA' 7:55 pima suapiNo — starring Hattie Me Mudd Monday thru Friday 9145 in e 11 1: A IFIN IFRTFIrMitNT Monday August 23 1948 (MST) 1 KUTA570 trARC err LONGER IT WEAN :HOE 600 6:16 10111111 2d A eilman ill P 1 toe4101 t a off s t 11' ' ' 1 i f I - - fr 7:00 7:16 7:30 7:45 8:00 e8:16 8:30 8:46 4 4 iiiiternITi n-- 10415 pintas I 1 :00 ' 11 5 11:30 NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed proposals will be received by i I :46 the Board of Education of Salt Lake City Utah up to 12 o'clock noon CMP4movielloftrimadikKo I I - 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1116 I of Overton Nevada so as to enable 030 the Board to open and read said bids 0:46 on or before the 17th day of September 1648 at the hour of 8:30 AM on said day for a contract to remove and re- 10:161I place approtimateiy fifteen (15) miles of three (3) conductor power line from I Glendale - Substation to the Town of OvertonPlans specifications and requireI ments relating to the same may be 11:001 ' had at the office of the Overton Power - 11C Nowa Diesel Alarm KS Raub-- - 40 848 Affomoon Programs musts2:30 - IS:111 Alarm Itlek Klub Wake up music Alarm Kick Klub eentinuee Is I t it I Teas Tbumb aa - September S 1948 and will Nees be publicly opened immediately thereat after the Board Offices for the con- 1 struction of the Bonneville School at 15:1 1145 South Itth East Salt Lake City I 130 1 2:4 a Utah Plans sperAlications and instructions 1:00 to bidders may be obtained at the :I6 office of the Superintendent of Build1:50 I Room 207'440 East ings and Grounds 1:46 let South on making a deposit of 820 per set This deposit will be refunded 5:50 on return of plans and sPeciflostions I The work called for is separated into three contracts: General Plumbing and 241i and electrical Heating A certified check or bid bond of not ' 3:00 less than five per cent of the amount a:10 of the bid must accompany each pro11:30 I i"bAtt posal said check or bid bond being made payable to the Board of Educa4:00 tion 'rho Beard reserves the right to reject 416 I any or all propoaals 430 10th 4:46 day By order of said Board this 01 August 1948 IS:00 R T Gray Clerk Wednesday AM 41:00 4 9:16 930 46 1000 1 0: 1 a 1(154NApeknd:t1400 Utah Itarnt Journal Iedewe Itoundup The Old Corm) — Farns- I Mudd Shop with S I Irarm News and m worth N Han Mreakfast Western Tunes by Par 'tam Parra Journal Roundup Ettiquebist With Guess Our Guest World New WM Wright and Barber Shop Hart& Nis Gang Marry Clark Songs I News Weather News Petersen Nowa Weather Potluck Party Melody Ranch Is Iline sritie Times News rriendly ' Time -- - 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