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Show 9 r - 99 . . Sj- ' '"V V-- ' V T m" r rf r- w 4 W w V - 4 d r-- i - r r 1 ''W' Tba Salt Lata Tribune, Wednesday, April 4, 13G3 16 Family Reunion r Heavy Snow Dents S.L Streets Fund Fwiiiv nuniM, WiUmi 4 Wwiii wiN bo FrWarv, moctxm mw hi fht Gront $nlh WH maatootctl 7 30 CKaari, Omrcfi of Jow Christ of UHar tfov SMita. 341MMI East. for those who PERSPIRE - ta -- V tt Y PBK Speaker Points Out DOCTOR Ancient Views on Races . WANTED ex, r, , The heavy snows' this winter not only broke up Salt Lake City streets, but severely dented the streets department budget. HEAVILY Re was arguing against a classic proposition that the natural condition of some men was servitude and slavery. THE ARGUMENT was restated Tuesday night by a mod ern scholar. Dr. Lewis Hanke. professor' of Latin American history at Columbia Univer' Or SNOW removal winoperations for the 1961-6ter season totaled $48,619.11, compared with J15.527.S6 in 1960-61- . said a 'report issued Tuesday by Street Commissioner Joe L. Christensen. Increased cost was J33.09L2S. Salt used this winter season totaled 3,000 tons at a cost of $2340, compared with 1.112 tbns costing SS.729-2in 1960-61- , Mr. Christensen said. WB WQBaaa A. Walter W. Kershaw drive. United nctiimua. A TOTAL OF 400 tons of share duties ka sand was purchased for 56,300. compared with 903 tons for in the 196061 winter. Mr. Christensen said the street department crews rermOt moved 18,957 tons of snow in A m Vrorks! Solve underarm problems hr downtown Salt Lake City and uay who had despaired oi effective in Sugar House; compared with William A. Dawson. Bank of Kearns president, and keep help. Mitchum s 3,999 tons the winter of 1960-6Walter W. Kershaw. Utah representative on the endererm absolutely dry lor thou-enef frateful user, hdtirt actiou Committee, have been named coctairmen of the MAX HOURS OX snow recoupled nth complete penUeneee to 1962 Salt Lake area United .Fund fall campaign. uonual skis and clothing le made moval totaled 11.404 this winCOST 0 ... 0 sity. UF Names Leaders For 62 Fall Drive ol ds - possible by user type formula daraad ter, and compared with 1,835 hours by a yoanc genius in pharmacy --old in 1960-6Overtime paid in produced by trustworthy 40-ye-ar laboratory, hecommanrtad by over 500 1961-6was J1879.1L In 1960-6thouand store leading department the overtime amounted to sand of drag stores. Satufactwst gueraataed. Don't grre la to perspira- 55.534.46. The report showed there tion worries; try Mitcham today. were 11 storms last season. frry D (POBC j iBUi.isawy SALT SAXDERS were out 41 times the .past winter, compared with 10 times in 196061. 4, I A PrO IXTMENT WAS ANNOUNCED In a joint statement from Harold Q. Molitor, campaign general chairman, and J. P. (Pat) Gibbons, United Fund president. The new cochairmen said they would again rely heavily on the account executive program instigated dur- ing last years campaign. aa mi BOB BECKSTEAD f - Sft MURRAY tana Co. Fuat Thrift A fan rntSood 34 EM THBXT FIRST aadLbahCo. i OFFICIAL NOTICE . ' SALT LAKE COUNTY, UTAH OFFICE OF - COUNTY CLERK 1 J lows gf Utoh 1953. I lrby cart iff jU provided kf Till 23. dapftr 2, Section ft wkfeb offices candidate! ore fg ie aomnoted for tig fgRgwjgj tg fig fajgggfgj Of primary ibctha. Applicable fg Soft fait Cavafy Dai ted States Scatter Ceaaty Precinct Jestice . Fear Year Tent Halted Stales Caagressmaa gf the Peace " " M State Svpremt Caart Caattables Preciact Ceaaty State Attorney Ceaerul, (Uaexpired Tana) 2 Members State Board of Edecatiei 20-3-- versity of Utah. The talk was sponsored by the Alpha Chapter of Phi Beta Kappa. DR. HANKE THKEW new light on the Spanish Conquest popularly thought of as hav-- L doctor A dad or who paod ay to 52.000100 oa signature only anriwat pledging i THEY ADVOCATED education and instruction of the Indian. They wanted to Incorporate the Indian cultures within their own. and to achieve this they made extensive studies of Indian culture. His point: What Las Casas said 400 yean ago holds new meaning in the age of integration and apartheid. DR. HANKE Introduced the illustration In a talk. Christian Conscience and the Spanish Conquest of America," at Orson Spencer Hall at the Uni- IWi lF. compared with 20 this season and 31.3 inches of snow, compared with 70.4 inches this a aaad An the people of the world big been a ruthless and bloody nw. . are men." Many ecclesiastics and layTHE STATEMENT was men of the time; he said, made in 1550 by a Dominican sought to achieve the conquest in terms of Christian friar. Las Casas. 21 State Eepmeatatira Members Salt Lake City Beard ef Idecatioa from 4 Municipal Wards 3 State Senators (Districts 1, 3, 4) Fear Year Tana Ceaaty Cammlrriancr Two To Term Caeoty Ceaaty Ceaaty Ceaaty Ceaaty Ceaaty Ceaaty Ceaaty Ceaaty It's true what they say about MR. KERSHAW. APPOINTED TO THE U-- Protocol Committee by Utah Governor George IX Clyde, has been area businessman. a Mr. Dawson, a former Utah congressman, is past president of both the Kearns Giamber of Commerce and the Layton Kiwanis dub. Gtrit Members Murray City Beard of Education From 2nd, 3rd, and 4th Municipal Wards Term Ye Sheriff Assessar Treesarer Recorder Attorney Aaditer Sarveyer Members Granite District Beard ef Education from 1st, 2nd, and 3rd School Representative Precincts Members Jordan District Beard ef Education from 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Scbeel Representative Precincts long-tim- e ad oaol tbl (Seal) 4b duy I buruunfu aubacrib April, 1962. ary slgawlnro Alvin Keddlngton ' County Clerk Judge Draws National Panel Post Salt Lake City Judge J. Pat ton Neeley has been appointed a member of the committee on independence of the judiciary of the National HOOVER Association of FLOOR Municipal Judges. POLISHER BUFFS Judge Neeley said Tuesday he received word of his appointment from David e W. Howell, Neeley mittee chairman. 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