Show S 0 - :t lMusic in Gets Boost: t On Network Music in Salt Lake City and Utah was given a nation-wid- e boost Sunday afternoon when South Sonja Beyer high archool student took part in a radio roundtable discussion with Deems Taylor over the'Columbia Broadcasting system and KSL Miss Beyer daughter of Johanna F Beyer 1366 S West Temple praised quality of South high school a cappella choir of which she is a member the Utah symphony and the famed tabernacle choir of the Church of Jesus Saints Christ of Latter-da- y Not Stuffed Shirts Sonja told Mr Taylor her week end in New York had convinced her "great musicians are not stuffed shirts but regular people" Along with Julia Koestering St Louis' and Robert Taylor Verona N J Miss Beyer was chosen to participate in the inter4nission feature "Week End With 11isic" during the regular New HY r k Philharmonic orchestra broadcast She represented Salt Lake 'City schools A high point in her visit was meeting John Corigliano who showed he his Stradivarius violin dated 1693 Among Listeners Her mother wa§one of the many Salt Lake listenerito the broadcast and said her daughter's radio performance "was verfine" She said Sonja was both a singer and a violinist but she was chosen to represent city schools for her general musical knowledge and Interest rather than performance As for her interest "Oh my goodness she exclaimed proudly "Shetà so busy with her music she's never I -' -- ' is::ck-'::''":1':':- S Is ' " t 44W Pe kft ve Zt tcs - EM - -! Inspect All the Latest Conveniences I Nick Rlatis demonstrates a mechanical lift for B Spencer president Associated Food W 1 Stores Inc and Ed J Lucas director at ti Retail Bakers TOiC6 nvéné cI Saturday - - it n "lb grocers and other interested persons toured the vast Associated Food Stores Inc warehouse at1710 S Redwood rd Sunday during official opening More than -- k Telecast will special telecast feature the First Congregational church inen's club dinneri meeting Wednesday at 6:30 pm Rev George1J Weber announced Sunday by-KIDY- L IL Clean 1000 ceremonies The war ehou e first major building at the wartime Utah ordnance plant to be converted to peacetime business use occupies building No 2 at the plant Grocer member of the organization met Sunday at 9 am in Newhouse hotel to hear J B Rhodes Seattle president Pacific Mercantile Co and a director of national retailer owned groceries Mr Rhodes urged member to give "100 participation" to their organization and pointed out that retail grocer :associations are responsible for great reductions in cost of food distribution 'These savings are passed on to the consumer to a great extent" he said He noted that mechanical day Flans for the meeting still are being formulated by the association and their allied tradesmen Iktr Bracker said only a "few small" items would be on the business schedule because "troubles in the baking industry are at a low ebb" Election of new officers will be 'a meeting highlight Church-Clu' A open house ceremonies Sunday for grocers at new warehouse plant in No 2 building of the Utah ordnance plant at 1710 S Redwood rd I 1000 See New Warehouse of Grocers' Associatio-- !embers of Retail Bakers' Assn will conduct their annual state convention Saturday Nov 6 lin Newhouse' hotel Reinhard Backer president announced Sun- Quick LC equipment sueh at that used in the associated warehouse is a great help in keeping costs low Guests were received by W B Spencer president F J Lucas a director and chairman of the day's activities and Donald P Lloyd warehouse manager The large well-l- it building includes 110000 sq ft of floor space and is served by Union Pacific and Denver and Rio Grande Western railroads and by commercial truck lines visitors A number of also were present at the opening A out-of-sta- students transfer tea Union 304 3 pm women Wednesday University of Utah Mother's club Union west 'lounge 1 pm matinee dance Union ballroom 3 pm Newman club Union 407 8 pm Thursday ' '' - 1(A:))1' I the size you want at a price you can pay gas-fir- ed Union ballroom 9 pm BEAUTY soma Irmik a My DULSRANSEM 111111C411111PjlITAIIII $520 1Up '::7:-:'- -- - - !Ji11 STATE PIANO SHOP KING PHONE 42171 ( to AND TERMSI TRADE-I- N 2233 S 7th Till 7 pm : f A v o th els a I iy5z v i - t SUITS i — No Charge 5E1 for Alterations Satisfaction Guaranteed Presse d All Union Made ' All Sizes - "$E 1 t All Styles SALT LAKE'S GREATEST ile))1IORIGINAL FOR I A - I WELL DRESSED a e:Ke7M?:::MICIM-2-VAIMMT7Z2Z:Zinr727:tr 3 ml Cleaned Spotted IMPERIAL 1 NONE HIGHER i These Enlarged Quarters Enables Us To Serve You Better Ac P CASH AND CARRY TRY US FOR ALL XOUR CLEANING NO IN OUR NEV HOME and TOPCOATS I v $2750 $3250 $4950 1 I 78 all-wo-ol ' 1:iVi MEWS SUITS I 11 $4: i9 f e ROSE N'S 7 x Finost g goal V ity fabrics s latest pn porfott fit F and low pricos guarantoo complete 1 satisfaction NOWI : - CLOTHING AvituyE ss LESS" AT fURIABIL1 CLEANERS 325 E 9th South 118 South Main - mileage nerpp you can h(479-'dlivia- ! " I : Thrift Report i Naas Isopa —based on a national survey Herb what new Packard owners say about the highway performPackard ance of the new 130-H- P wiih overdrive equipped Eight As the chart shows fuel economy varies with terrain temperature traffic conditions speed and individual driver habits But you'll notice that the most frequently I mentioned figure is 18 miles per s''1'1" gallon at highway speeds 15 I 1 - r SS et wader - 1 116011 ' MORI I 4 I 96 16 15a 17 24 19 - : 136 Its 20 7--1 21 II 22 - mod gout r -- r gr“s4t6WW440:oxpWtZZtrY1 1 Wheel Chairs Hospital Beds Deluxe Baby Scales Invalid Walkers Oxygen Tents Oxygen Masks Electric Breast Pumps Electric Bakers Crutches Anything for the Sick Boons e IIIKINTAIII OP OP011itS littPOITOO F sogNOW YOU CAN RENT - I' f IS A POLICY AT ROSEN'S Yes Sir thro's no waiting for rater cl e : ) :mugammeatemmizuviivizoammmgmr:777:17 9 AND ENJOYMENT INTO YOUR HOME SEE OUR MODERN SPINETS !o' ii 0 t - Elmer E Jonsson Bannock Faction —Northwest etv4 Convenient Terms ' -- ' - - - nual fall trek across the burning sands Scientific developments will 13‘ discussed by Charles R Long) Westinghouse lamp division engineer Pacific coast division at the regular luncheon of Salt Lake Round Table Tuesday at 12:15 pm in Hotel Utah Mr Long will be introduced by - Salt taker Injured In Altercation All nobles of El KEtlah temple Mystic Shrine have been invited to a petition committee meeting Thursday at 7:30 pm4 in the Masonic temple 650 E South Temple announced Julius S Daniels recorder The meeting will consider names of all Masons eligible for the an- ' pm - 0 Guaranteed installations named assistant superintendent of livestock judging for the nationalFuture Farmers of America judg- ing contest being held there Thurs- day through Oct 18 A championship Utah team from: Spanish Fork high school headed by Farrell Olsen F F A director already has left for the event i Because of limited housing fa- cilities the rational F Fl A con- Douglas Shadvan 228 E South vention usually held in conjunc- -' Temple was reported in "satisfac- tion with the Kansas City Royal tory" condition at Salt Lake Vet- livestock show has been moved eran's hospital where he is being ahead to Oct 14 to 18 Mr Downsaid It also will be held in rantreated for head injuries rel sSEIS City portedly suffered early Sunday A special train probably will morning in an altercation at 2nd be made up to take the Utah-- : South and West Temple delegates to the cenvention Mr- 4 to According police reports the Downs said Along with two offivictim was struck by another man cial delegates two musicians about 1:30 am and knocked to the three American Farmet candi- -' sidewalk suffering a head injury dates a regional public speaking from the fall champion and four or- five teach- A police ambulance took him to ers some 40 to 50 F F A memberi the hospital are expected to make the trip El Kalah Temple Nobles to Meet Science Talk At Round Tablc Saturday Aztec club Union 304 '6:30 TODAY! Elvin Downs acting state di- rector of agricultural education will leave Tuesday for Kansas City Mo where he has been y: - Waldorf-Astori- a listen to the philharmonic broadcast Along with meeting Mr Taylor musical critics and commentator of the radio program she was introduced to Dmitri Mitropoulos conductor Earlier she met Vladimir Horowitz concert pianist who played several numbers for the Visitors at a private recital The lucky mist who made her first trip to New York City will return to Salt Lake City Tuesday 'via United Air Lines Utahn Accepts National ITA Livestock Judging Honor all-sta- te -- American bury hall 8 pm Chemical society physical science bldg 104 815 pm and Associated women students Spinster Spree You'll find these trzwr HEATERS provide economical heat for your office store or warehouse Units concentrate beat where men work and still furnish plenty to large areas Save time See them money i ar While he slept early Sunday morning'on a bench in Greyhound bus depot Temple Square hotel blde South Temple and West Temple someone slipped his wallet containing $19 and personal papers from his trousers pocket Harold E White Delle Tooele ' county told police "Pops" symphony concert Kings- UNIT HEATERS states Hawaii and Canada Mr Jackson will be a member of the undergraduate school for men and will be a candidate for the degree of bachelor of business administration T h e four-yescholarship is valued at $1200 yearly A son of Mr and Mrs William J Jackson Sr Salt Lake City he Was graduated from South high stool in 1948 where he was stu- den t body president and represent- ative to the Salt Lake Rotary club's il iglu school convention baseHe was named an ball playetin 1948 and also played on the varsity tennis squad Mr Jackson is one of tIte students constituting the first group of national scholarship holders to attend Columbia- through the unischolarship versity's expanded plan Pickpocket Gets $19 American Society of Public Ad12:15 Union 304 ministrators rehearsal KingsSymphony pm hall 4 pm Cwean Union bury 408 5 pm and homecoming committee Union 407 5 pm Friday Solve your heating problems with a beatztl- fully designed richly finished OAS CIRCIT--LATINO HEATER Gives maximum beat and still use in limited space See us for at Asti's restaurant stayed at the hotel and sat with her youthful companions in a private box at Carnegie hall to ' Some 150 Elks and their ladies visited the east slope of Big mountain Sunday to inspect the site of a proposed recreation center Arthur E Lund project chairman reported members "extremely satisfied" with the site The group which left Elks lodge 139 E South Temple about 11 am had a light lunch and refreshments on the mountainside Tuesday SPACE HEATERS home!" Miss Beyer flew to New 'York City Thursday and during her stay there was a guest of the Standard Oil Co of New Jersey the Music Educators national conference the National Federation of Music clubs and other clubs 4kttends Opera She attended the Metropolitan opera and Ziegfield theater was entertained by the aiming waiters Graduate Signs Roll At Columbia U S L Elks Eye Planned Recreation Site Activities at the University of Utah for this week include: Monday Bureau of reclamation research Park 313 3:30 pm school of social work reception Union 304 3:30 pm faculty council meeting Park 305 4 pm homecoming committee Union 408 5 pm Associated Healthjul and Economical ! - te U CALENDAR s - ' kANSAS CITY BOUND Utah's' Masons Will Begin Degree Work rtah York Rite Masonic bodies will open their degree work Saturday with Utah chapter No 1 :ft7 Royal Arch Masons meeting in a special convoCation at 2 pm in the Masonic temple 650 E South Temple Utah commandery No 1 Knights Templar will confer the Order of the Red Cross and Order of Malta Oct 22 with Utah Council N 1 Royal and Select Masters pkesenting the Royal Master and Select Master degrees Oct 27 f and the super excellent master degree Oct 29 Utah commandery will confer the templar degrees Nov 3 and 6 179 With candidates reporting SatrstibiAe urday at 1:30 pm the mark masW1Mam John Jackson Jr 18 ter degree will be conferred at 2:15 Was South student president pan under direction of H R Waldo and J W McCann The pa master degree directed by C E Richmond and Fred L Mickelsen will open at 3:40 pm and the most excellent master degree at 4:10 pm under supervision of Elliott W Evans Rev W F Bulk-leGlenn V Culp and Elton W Pace A special program is planned for the banquet at 6 pm The evening feature will be the Currently enrolled at Columbia royal arch degree directed by Waruniversity Is William John Jack- ren R Tyler son Jr 18 930 E 3rd South one of 24 :scholarship winners from 17 15-min- ':!- t THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Monday October 11 1948 '7' 4 1 : mom -- - - IP - 'ItqWallost''' PrkIm:WO:x't'I'-?:!4iii::5000$4!- a ft44mos to tp NOW YOU CAN BUY 9 CURREIITRATE 011 111$141ED SAViilaS Cc 1: t‘) t) lia 0 iL ---(------- b1- - -- tiolies: vit:11 rA I 1 IL r‘ 1 e n '- -7- c c 0 0 i i:t!lititet- - 44vp - j ' - - ! d) tV e i 44 4 !1 pveio'i 4 ij4 1 0 iti--:- i are good news And to the owners of roomy roadworthy luxury cars these frugal facts are nothing short of sensational! They cover ' the highway performance of the husky precision built 130-H- P (we repeat: one hundred and thirty horsepower) Packard Eight equipped with overdrive as reported by new Packard lubber Shooting Invalid Rings Day and Night tirinah Colostomy Outfits is Enamol Sod Ponsl Hypodormic Nocts Drinking Tubos Sputum Cups Walking Canoe "ASK YOUR DOCTólt" ?ifIS I 17 IDAHO 4 AMERICAN MOTOR COMPANY th Ave South Nampa Idaho CHISHOLM BROS FARM EQUIP 117-13- Burley Idaho t r:1411 To any motorist the figures above Trussos Elastic Hosiory Abdominal Bolts Arch Supports Satoh Moho ' Salt iake City Photto Wok num co FALLS TRACTOR at West Broadway Idaho Falls Idaho MOTOR CENTER INC ' 822 Front St Boise Idaho SCHWARTZ AUTO COMPANY 140 2nd Ave E Twin Falls Idaho PIONEER MOTORS COMPANY 299 North Arthur llotello Idaho Come in—learn the year's big tirift story in complete detail You'll find it's another reason why you'll envy the man when you "ask the man who owns one!" owners in a survey The show you how Packard's new engine design combines spectacular economy with smooth brilliantly responsive perforniance They show you what you can expect from a completely new power kplant—new 'engine design born o Packard's wartime experience p?wering the PT boats and America's fastest planes ' ll optimi exipapatA at Pledlerals extra tst coast-to-coa- "free-breathin- g" ?MOUNTAIN 265 SOUTH st AV11111S 2ND'EAST JIM 11FIILIB167 PHONE ASt THE MAN 26 j - TAYLOR MOTOR SERVICE 201 South Main Logan Utak U S TIRE SUPPLY 16$ W 3rd South Provo Utah UTAH 1 WHO OWNS ONE CO 4 OREGON t C kg il Intermountain Distributors of Packard Motor Cars EASTERN OREGON EQUIPi CO Toe 425 South West Ath Ontario Ore MOORE AND WILSON 1666$ Resort $t Baker Ore OREGON TRACTOR COMPANY Depot St La Grande Ore : CEDAR MOTOR COMPANY 145 N Main St Cedar City Utah' PETERSON MOTOR OOMPANY 3116 Washington Blvd Ogden Vt STANDARD MOTOR COMPANY 201 East Main St Price Utah-- 4" WYOMING LINCOLN SERVICE STATION Main and 9th Stu Evanston Wyo STENECK AUTO CLINIC 231 Elk St Rock Springs Wye ' 4 i - I i tr ' el : yr - |