| Show t '3B r v ' - ) f r ' ' ' ' s ‘ X ' ( ' - Vx- - 'VvXvV ’ V ’ ' -- N " j - w- - If-vZS1 t”?K Vs' Lfv'V'i'S WZ lZ-- i- r$c - ’ ' - - ' ' “ ' ' - : ' r ' UiP- r f V ' - - ' -- '" 't v ' f 7 4V 4 a "- ‘ fHE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Sunday October 24 1948 ' '' t- v ' 't " — c 7 ' : - ’ i ' v - 1 ’ 5 () I - 4c New Safety Measures Aimed At Cutting Street Hazards Safety measures designed to meet Salt Lake City’s rapidly increasing: traffic load on city streets and highways were outlined Satur day and when completed should eliminate many physical hazards Willard A Day Utah state road commissioner Rulon H Horrocks chairman of Skit Lake Lions club traffic survey committee and F Clark Sanford head of the Salt Lake police department’s traffic division listed needed improvements in the order of their importance after a safety discussion Topping the list of Salt Lake City’s needs Lt Sanford said is isVvfjS'J $ ' y $& ZS&mtt mrmi'ietiimm ins&y s vs HESSM EBADEJG CO 772(GAUGE SIIOTGUII SHELLS of decorating the city' this year will feature a “candy stick” motif The city will glitter in a $16000 extravaganza of lighting and Christmas decorations “It will be the biggest and best Christmas program we’ve sponsored in 15 years” said John Johannesson director Jaycee Christmas activity program Among the stuntSe jVhich will Will be the thrill eyery- - SCTEr-bl- a CRaus'J parade atannual tended last year - by more than TnM 1 box Other Sizes at Special Low Prices! m b c jr 5198 EACH E D 0 C - 75000 persons Caroiliig by various high school andv volunteer choral groups will begin 10 days before Christmas There will also be several “new and novel programs’’ now in the development stage The Jaycees plan to spring these as surprises “We plan to string decorations DOZEN : Waabadwood docoys nlcoly very realistic looking Light in weight oaiy to carry fin-d- ei - droee cord and echooL Shop at Western Trading for great carings i Plain toe black nary style oxfords that will giro miles of sorrico value ieifk' - (5r10 f COMBED WOOL IIAVY RLAIIKETS West was fined $30 for speeding and Monroe C Gollaher no age listed 1163 Roosevelt ave and Herbert R Mattingly 19 1348-2n- d East each were fined $25 for driving too fast for existing conditions Pete George Skordas 21 604 E iBryan ave and Calvin L Weber 26 242 Colfax st were fined $25 and $26 respectively for ignoring a red traffic light and Samuel Larkey Parker 55 233 N 1st West and Gerald R Hyde 28 70 M st amounts for ignoring a stop sign The p MAISIttWAlItlE SPECIALS m - Speed Drill Set of drills from 13 118” to e Vise Good qnattty tooL Holds pipe bom H- to 2 Two-spee- d chuck Set V CXmln-Plp- SI9S Breast Drills action H4n $429 nardwood Levels -9- 8c-sl43-s595 ltVi-inc- h New Jigsaws This am INVALID FREED g $349 Wood Lathes A good quality latliel length 44” overall J 21-I- n paid-simil- MSJQ Beneh Vise A sturdy vlee at a: special lew price! JjApOIl SPEAKS 1:30 P M TODAY RIaadrils Grinding wheel 4 brush -—complete with guard “OPEN LETTER 16” Back Saws $259 Punch Chisels 119 Claw Hammers i98e 5-- Pc Wrench Sets Brace and Bit Leaf Bakes 6-- Pc j $295 119 50e se - TO CONGRESSMAN DAWSON” K N A K $di h$ MEETINGS TODAY scheduled Meetings Sunday Salt Lake City Include: Hotel Utah — Be kin Van andjStor-ag- e Co all day d East — Labor temple Order of Railroad Conductors No 151-2n- 395 2 pm by NIGHT or DAY! SUITE ONLY 2-P- C (o)5© NO CORDSI i' ar Help She Deserves’ Tm going to find mother a room in a Christian home somewhere in Salt Lake City so she can get the help she deserves” Ronald said tenderly hugging his mother whom he hadn’t seen for several months Faced with the difficulty of obtaining housing facilities Mrs Snow pointed out that she wanted to stay in Salt Lake county jail uqtil Monday but her son and former husband Jack France “came to take me home” Titian-haire- d Mrs and blue-eye- d Snow wants to forget the “terrible ordeal” as fast as she can She said her plans for the future were un-- : - TER?fts without CARRYING CHARGE Easy t WALNUT KEBROOM SUITE ST1U1NIINTG Stunning is right for this remarkable suite ultra smart in design and sure to improve the looks of your bedroom Included are the full size bed large chest and your choice of dresser or vanity and bench (EiLMCDlElIKE 100 Wool Face ' ) Only - 7‘7V'-S- - certain Career in Music However she talked with pride about the career in music to which she looks forward “I’ve composed more than 400 songs and want to do everything I can to get them published “The Sixth army at Presidio San Francisco has accepted one of them it is called ‘He’s the -- Commander of My Heart’ ” she proudly exclaimed Then Mrs Snow asked her son if that was all right because he was in the navy and she didn’t want to hurt his feelings by giving one of songs to the army However Ronald was quick to give his consent the ACOUSTICON KLICTRONIC Earll HEARETTE They’re ijew! 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LUXURIOUSLY COMFORTABLE - Freed from a murder charge Saturday Mrs Merlyn Maude invalid houseSnow wife was firmly convinced that Patrick Henry great American patriot was right when he affirmed “give me liberty or give " me death!” But even more thrilling to her than the liberty she had been given was the visit from her son Ronald member of the France U S navy Ronald tall and quiet came from naval duties in Seattle the to be with his mother-durin- after a city court preliminary Oct 13 - See these Jackets new beet blanket value in die city Made for the US ed Mrs Snow was charged with first degree murder immediately after the tragedy being bound over to the Third district court When Roger Dougherty 34 1427 E 17 th South failed to appear Saturday in Salt Lake police court to: answer charges of 34 parking violations' Judge Arthur J Mays ordered a bench warrant issued apd set bond at $8$ court attaches wear Sixes are limited! Mostly sise 3t far stock' 100 tow-head- self-defen- Genuine goatskin lockets for rough Good quality blan-hots la assorted colored plaid style mation from the youngster “He told me he had been to the show with an uncle and that’s all the information I got out of him” the detective admitted After several hours In police' custody the boy was taken to the county boys home but before he got set for a night out the silent youngster was picked up by his joyful parents self-defen- LEATHER JACKETS SPECIAL! 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I Goates left John Johannesson Joe Chandler They direct program They were welcomed by J L Biisy9 Firmage president Beverage Concern Opens New Plant Asks Early Start ‘Our department is going to recommend to the state road commission that this project be started early in 1849” Lt Sanford said He pointeiTout that one and two of his traffic offifrequently cers were needed at the location almost every night of the week to direct traffic Not only would an underpass eliminate traffic haz ards but would release these offi- locations have been surveyed by Harry S Wright state traffic and safety engineer and will be sub- ' H tP mi schooL semaphore ssfe Y the construction of an underpass across State near South high 41 for Special Evening Appointments AcOUStlCOn "fvor M Atlas Mdg Salt toko City IP TOO HAVE EVER M HAD TROU- BLE AT CHURCH AT HOMS AT SHOWS- - OR BANQUETS — TRY THE ACOUSTICON HEARETTE I I I I I would like more Information about the Aconsticon Hear- ette Please send free Booklet 1 Address laijfc-t- j City f fill V ii: v A Iftate 51-5- 7 East Firt South Salt LaW City '3314 'Cssi&5t6ar EIV&4 ' J" ‘ V C-i- ck |
