Show - THE SALT 2 B AKE TRIBUNE Sunday April 43 - ' ' - SliiIDAY APA - olk f ' I '''' "4"''4'N 400"tr''''''sN :‘ tIt - 0 - ' -- ' I 4 ' "!i r 11 t 4- - - 1 - ' I 1 i 4 ' ' I - 1 k -- Slate's r Irli)tite high i t ' 4 ''4' ''0 'II ' Is - 44ir — ' i ' ' I '' it i a r '4:-?- '- 7- - -- i' A ti 12 11 t - Lg -- - - ‘s I ci:7 - 41 '' ' I 4 1 ' orr'' if fe ) t s -- ' : i i ) A1 ' d r ! t 131 : Nly ' ) ' Chest Chooses' -- ‘ -- ''': ' 1 I 1- ::rolt V'"1 ' 4" é r- ' so a k" Child tan-- crippled - - ' - - n - P Ti I- - '' ' I ' Sevenillan Ailvisory Unit -- 44 '''''-1- ' ' ' ok4 )c - ±i 3 Ai ':' () t - c 4 ! 'I'Dance 'I ts That was the theme adopted Saturday by a committee that met In 'Hotel Utah to Map plans !for an Intermountain Empire ' 'Square Dance Jamboree for the !benefit of the Utah Society for Crippled Children The jamboree was set for July 4 and 5 at the Utah State Fair- grounds grandstand arena Mrs Nilton Pepper general chairman of arrangements an-- 4 °nounced plans will be made mediately to assemble the great st galaxy of square dance callers Iin western United States of the jamboree will go to the society to help carry onits program said Kenneth H Itutit4 executive director' of the society who called the ses ' 0 4 1c4 - - ' t !7 i! ' ' Vi: fi '4' Cril!1)1e(1 Al 14 F - i 1(7" ltrti--- 02 x--- - '- f c) a : t:': li anceJuly1-1:4iH7:- 1() hell) Out i viti i '"Atter --- -ss v - - Sir '40 T 74 4-- 0 ' t1 !lii 1 : A beer 7 ) cic00004mg i ' 4 F '''''''""? 44 - 44' t'' bestow upon a mother Saturday night from the- state's highest of- - 't t 147 lit' A k' 'NI r01 gentle quiet woman received the highest honor Utah cau v 4 q---' 44 04r 11' ''i V ' Mrs Milton Bennion wife of "''''-' vi t 1 o'''' author and '1 educator " prominent ' 4' and mother to educators was ig4 t 3 11 ' ( ' ' (''-- 2 recognized as Utah's Mother of ke4 '' -1 4 1 '''''1r ''sktne:N '7 y at at ceremonies the Year the k4 go 4:i 1 11 Institute of ItClig1011 University 0 r04A7 l'":1 4 1 44j t 1 of Utah cbtc:11 k '' r? ' 1 She was outwardly nervous as I ' i"-' Gov J Bracken Lee presented i n u her with a trophy Mrs Cora 4 v77777r 77 i 1! '‘ Lindsay Bennion had heard her k eldest soa give the invocation to t Ory'al W Adamg42 Named to 4 0:tord Crandall IV 3 0('on no r Ranker to OPfn 'thcorornnnieb and from '''''?! 7: TV assist In chest drive program chest's advisory cabinet drive: named member of chest drive time to time she glanced at a 4 "' white orchid sent her from her I ?: r4e'r'' now In Hawaii She I son fourth 7i i ::01A' 11 r A 1 another on was '''SrA0 I 4' foundhad helped to -:" 11 son Chosen on Merits &y J A Theobald manager Utah Utah the American of Officers r ktgi' $ ' State Fair attended and offered i) Mothers 'Committee said Mrs fullrco-operatioIn staging the r!!' Bennion was chosen for her self' '' ' benefit project flicv of '1Nsacrifice and for the sucsess I 100-: il AK: 0"-:--- - -1--' "01her family Pors'0'7' ) ''i ' Pr— 4 r ' ''''' t:i11a:eici ittr--! ''' 1 n seven-maoL -ii1 r ilAuthor Viiits 0 Appointment of Mrst Bennion't husband is Dr' rie!1-li A Pi ' 'k i 1 cabinet for Salt Lake advisory ' emer Milton Bennion 4 l Lowell Thomas author gnm- professor ' ' Mrs MIlton Bennion seated Utah's Mother - family- from left- Mrs Elmo Morgan Mrs t V !' County's 1952 Community Chest itus of the University of Utah: of and world traveler ar mentator t:ip: ' M Year Folsom i some and ': ' Is Leonard surrounded of Lowell the her Bennion 4''114f : Lynn by drive to determine policies and t ' - -– Although he has been ill for — rived in Salt Lake City Saturday Satwas announced $ ' procedures some 35 years he is still active on "a swing around the west seek- -5 : 1°1-T4ie urday by W T Nightingale gen- as a writer at age V - i mg out political pinion" 1 ' i eral eampalgn chairman The 111pther of the year tiad 10 ': Mari °Weal ve 'et th'e 'eabinet !children seven 'ol whom are liver It will be to meet periodically be- ing The eldest is Dr M Lynn JAMES GROCERY i'elit fore the fall campaign to discuss Bennion superintendent of Salt 1 chest problems and advise in ap- Lake City Schools Wayne L Ben 6N) pointment of the drive's key nton who died as a result of leaders wounds received in rid War por i '(Special)—Mr INewly named advisers include: II was professor of business- adThe Red Cross fund ther- - i MrsGRANGER Orval W Adams 9001'41'4 executive ministration at Utah State AgPark who Reuben John to 119857 had climbed mometer t vice president Utah First riculture College more than BEER 7:A1LBLILIOEURIZEt housekeeping began Salt Lake Saturday but the To stinkt James W Collins Gus P Backman Chamber ' tional Bank: W J O'Connor a century ago in a smalli Institute Founder half County drive was still lagging ICE IS PIS CANS bead to assist in chest drive president Independent Coal and Community Chest 1952 drive The third son Dr Lowell L nearly $25000 behind its 1952 cottage on Red wood Rd' r Coke Co James W Collins pres- Bennion was founder of will celebrate their' READY 't 1 kr'" 1 t'''''''''4 COLD Granger ''"& the Inst1 Yracy-Collin goal g Trust Co: tvitIXERS Ildent TO SERVit Tues- 56th ceretute of wedding anniversary where the been set Religion had This 1 year's goal secretary-manaPaul '44110 - : 604146 i rdfiY from 5to 9 pritwith an monies were being held Ther4 Bints—Co4-a-- n g or W-- 11 T onerilunis'e fiftliii-Vatigh11$Ad a berinion was —isa1needed funds for both the local ' Wheatlake former regional man- basketball star at CIGARETTES-A- LL BRANDS the University chapter and the disaster areas of ii They will receive friends at 1 General Electric Co D of Utah ager ' ''':H:-:gand is now sales manager the nation--c their present home 3960 S 22nd' r ALL POPULAR MAGAZINES ' MetroCrandall Ford manager 1 4 40t4T&w Nam of the Los Angeles office of i f'-Meanwhile Red Cross leaders West ' ''''''''politan Life Insurance Co and United Air Lines FULL LINE OF GROCERIES Mr and Mrs John Reuben Park to open their Lakers Salt v — a Mr Park has been who secP I Gus urged 7i7-Backman executive t4''' e Of three daughterstall were hearts And pocketbooks to -ANOPICNIC ITEMS lisve sons his-lifeight livingwas in all born 11fartner s' retary Salt Lake City Chamber teachers and all were 1952 quota the graduated 7: ' i' top Mill 20 1872 a son Creek Dec of Commerce !ti Iff 620 E 1st South from the University of Utah Division leaders were mapping of John D 'and 'Elizabeth Hill dren and seven Present president of the chest B Jones to to areClair out drive' the formerly carry plans is VV A !fucking r 1Thei t c at Branch Agriculture every home and business in the Park The cabinet idea is an innova- His wife Julia D Woodruff ' '7 ' 1401 Folsom a county in an effort to reach the t) lion in the Salt Lake County' College Mrs Leonard SEEDS-SEEDS--SEEParkw as born in Salt Lake City DS in and 1952 goal South 'teacher America: Chea organization 'Mrs Elmo ' 0'1101114 She was a !June 28 1878 -- Community also teacha 1 t Morgan d ing to Ilugo B Anderson i : accor GRAIN VEGETABLES !daughter of Wilford Woodruff PLANTS : er Two 'daughters died- In in '17'4f1executive secretary but is ex- OATS !president of the Church of Jesus POTATOES STRAWBERRIES fancy I 44700 success-pected to prove highly BARLEY 'Christ of Latter-daSaints and ONION SETS RHUBARB Mrs Albert II Olpin Timpano11'10 WHEAT 111 CORN Sarah Delight Stocking Wood ONION named alternate was district gos RYE 1: ' ASPARAGUS PANSIES ruff for Utah's-mothe- r s '' ' The Parks were married N :kt was April The i chosen from a' winner ' : IROSES No 15 1896 and have lived since ‘ panel of eight candidates District in their marriage Granger winners are Mrs Joseph H Bel Mrs Park an L D S Relief Perennial Plants nap Ogden district Mrs John M 1 9 : 'Brown Society visiting teacher is a southern district Mrs "EVERYTHING THAT GROWS"j member of the Granger Camp John P Holmgren northern disB e I Wheat lake Will No quantity too Woo Paul J De Vine No order too mad Appointed of Utah Pioneers N J Nielsen central Mrs Daughters trict: direct rr1611illi112 drive fund to Chest chest help Community post The couple has eight sons district Mrs Olpin Timpanogos district Mrs Herman Sowards Orson D Park Wells Nev rek:g Steps toward promoting eastern district and Mrs William Owen W Park Los Angeles Sall4416(11614: 4 gional education in the fields of L Warner Sanpete-SevieD Park Salt Lake City dis Ensign dentistry and veteri- Wet J Wilford Milton R Delbert A Roy Gibson publisher of the AdvöéatiT- Purpose of the com- medicine NA' F'F:la - Lewis Elmer and Willard - nary medicine weretaken SaturLeroy Nepki Times News Saturday wag trittee is to see that no "anti- day at a meeting of the execuIs Park Granger passed ' UTAlatIONOLFUUND NURSER ICHOUSE selected chairman of the !eats press" legislation Green-Li- o The Parks have 20 grandehil The association planned to tive committee Western Interlathe committee of the Vtah name a new member to the board state Commission for Higher 14 ' State Press Assn ' of 4iireetort during the meeting Education in Hotel Utah lie was named chairman du to succeed Lyman Duncan Salt Six representatives of the P()ing the association's monthly Lake City but it was decided newly formed commission— I I board meeting Saturday after-- that the appointment would be which now is composed of Utah' 114 be raised ings by 11 issuance of may Bakery prices pending Mexico New Arizona 1Colorado in noon the Newhouse Hotel lie made next month instead M In the Salt-Laarea between new the in reviation Montana—met and will be assisted on the committee Duncan has been transferred to Oregon 'Salt Lake City to lay plans for now and May 10 ' ---Specifically he said the reguby Norman Fuellenbach of the California ocregional cooperation in higher A new Office of Price Stabil! lation sets a fixed percentagRichfield Reaper and Wall Advocate Purpose of the coin-- I education zation regulation issued Sunday to succeed Lyman Duncan Salt NicKnight of the Price which bread and sweet -One of the alms of the commis' established new ceiling prices for e18—by 1949 exceed toop may goods products sion is to find away for existing perishable bakery products — medical dentistry and veterinary1 bread cakes pies and pastries 0 prices swnioso' 07 --" 11 11 medicine schools to accept more 0 S District Price Executive Mr McCarty said this fixed own whose 0 I students IL Ward IsleCarty noted that the I reflects ''the rate of states do not have such facilities "effect upon the public will de- ipercentage p06 said Dr Meredith Wilson1 pend upon the amounts which !cost increases in the industry 111 fine watches by Our world renowned makers to increases 1949 from 1951: July dean' University College Uni- bakers increased their prices be0!!---1 now showing are noble not alone for keeping versity of Utah and chairman of tween 1949 and the general price In certain other costs other than 1 the commission freeze of Jan 23 1951 and the ingredient costs from July 1951 time accurately—they are magnificent examples The cxecutive committee theri over-al- l net effect Will probably to the present and certain cost determined that the total oper-- be only a slight increase in the increases that are scheduled to of skilled artist styling 0 sting cost per year of the comd average price consumers pay for take place in the immediate t te Mission will be s30opo to he bakery items" future" 4140 Ile emphasized that other shared equally by the six states Ile explained that the new who buy from bakers are now members sellers from relief regulations provide U a price 'squeeze" from which not covered by the regulation Alve Salt Lake City bakers have suf- Grocers for example will con4) Organize Tool Firm fered since the January freeze tinue to price cookies under the and D E Osborne and L C pa- - Mr McCarty stated thatthere dry grocery reaations ' a 6orne have organized the All will be no great Increases be- bread and other perishable bak127: rurpose Tool Co at 1141 S State eause 0 P S in an "emergency ery produets tinder tile General V I for manufacture and !ale of ma- measure" last November allowed Ceiling Price Regulation 41 toolAr they announced bakers who were caught in a chine 14 ' ceil !Saturday 0iti price squeeze to raise their ' '- tc t - i‘kther' "t:b4 77: yaikczokawatemestl k:700:1111611‘1:r1 :1:11Nets 7-- i : t 4t 4 4 1 1- wk ' i'l ‘ 4 ''''44 k 1 eUt:111 ! - ' A : c 11 ' ' 1 !o ' ' ' - '04Y -' t'' I 4 ' o 11 'C - s - ''''' - Art - ' '' t - — - Neflookiiis I ' ' 40'''''''''''''°''‘'a : 3 1052 I 1952 4 ' -- ' "Nr----do- i II"SE tall Still Fails To Attiiill ld' rfl ' N ' Granaer Pair to Celebrate 56th Year'o'f 3Iarriatze Red Cross Aim A ' OPEN SUNDAYS and' - i 1 COLD-G- -- - 04 i k C--- I- -- i i -- i ' - ' - lif' - ' k 'al I 1 1 -- t ' ' 1 ' - ''il z)4c 6 States Move isss?i)Al! ' I1 ji ' For ilkdical 857 f 13601 Publisher IleadsPress Group Nen dim ' - r Pakers Flashed Price Rise by May 10 i - '' eta ufiattli 6m9 ' 7 ke ---' S --- i i --- 10' a ' f 1 ' I I 1 - -- tictt cotelffilly "ladled io f i the Alettilatiosaltte(et 1 ' ' " : -' ivs A:4 0 - IMP 0 ‘ S - - - r Atteplion Gardeners If it's 'results you want I - -- For vigorous plant growth Helps growseedsygu sow Adds mountain savor to garden flavor a Slow acting Lasts longer -- - - 0- - - - Mr"ttMommiiEnme 'if-- Women's watches from $3730 to $2000 Men's watches from $5000 to $300 - '- ' -- i Natural MInoral Soil Amendment MUST for your GARDEN LAWN and SHRUBS to Satisfy Guaranteed - A KdIENNI6N riCl194i16P ' 'f - Old Trodition rtlib0 IOW° New Friendliness 66 E t WK DELIVER -' h ' - - PHONE t i - " -- - (tint' ieatitY tellitteeelmieltJteno-- : I r -- I - t- - 1 — lituìes fit di ickt a t - ' - migoonimonadt - I I --- --- arid bothered hy frequent elimination during this day and Vent Thta grinpiom as well ea burning BackItching Passorres Bladder Irritation ache krona Cloudy 11rtnek overthe Wander wollen engles Or brawny rheumatic prima May bit due to temporary germ irvitatibn In simple liCidney and Bladder troubies without °manta or ytteinie rause Tn such ease eht very Arse doea of CVSFIKX usually goes to work right now heipther you these three w I Helps nature remora certain irrigerms in acid conditions tating 3 rhos s rellroe 'at frequent twists of hlp and manv ache' pains 3 Be relieving and calming irritated tisaireo it helps reduce frequent or smarting passages day indolent tin CI:111QC Lrom yrer druggist togas Under little:action or money last‘a untrantec 1st SOUTH SALT LAKE CITY STREET OGDEN 99 E 1st NORTFLPROVO - - STEREO CAMERA - - - - - ': 41aaterrtut - NOW ON DISPLAY AT - A ' Are you arobarrerowd ' 808-24- OViRTISSMIENT May KeepYou OnThe Ruti to Scheibnerts Health Stores 0 A ' i - ' KIDNEYGERHS A g - 01r1) - ' ' AV J ' ' - ' jkCãtt D 1 a t Dirty faces and dusty 'shoes are being scrubbed and polished this meek end For classes resume Monday "in -- Salt public schools after a week-lonspring vacation from studies ' AZONITE KSCATIOYS OVER P try SOIL-111Y- i GLUM NEWS KIDS: ' - ) a — — ---- - - - ZCIII CAMERA -' — - - -- - ' - ' e - ' SHOPStreet Floor ' - - s - ' ' - - ' - zr (o---y- I 1 1 ' 44 V t a ' ' : e — It' ' e 1 I' - - - r- - I 1 t |