Show - - i t - - ' I --- 211‘ Public Service 4 - - e t - Mails - ' Refund Checks - - Y - Jijg TVGains Detailed by ''' Motorola Aid - - 't ' new " ' ' - - - ' checks totiling ' $3884758 4 a ' ‘ak - r: h -- - Were out Thursday marking the of the' averoging-5271riac- - railed Sestart - : - m' - - ' I ' - ' 1 I' - - - age - ' - - 1 --4 1 ' t'''' t ' '4 t ' - - k- ' 0-'' 'I - ' ! ' v ' A - I ' reach-retireme- lag ' ::' i' - 1 t ' ' ' N --- ' - - a - C — -- ----- rlintrtNonv11111t40101HWilltiptiqtyl v -- - I t — I iel- 1) r7-11010- I A Att IT ift t ' ' tool Il' twii t 111 'I k t t I says 'It's' the finest to be found be 4 and Wednesdays - forRelervations ' o 7 MO HIOHLANO ORSVII 1 ' - - t - - a - or 4 4 -- 4 "r" 4: 1 : ': ' :1 5 - 11 -' ' 11 : A 1:: ( r t'I 2 il V - c- t''' t it I' 4 ) ) 11 s""):1' 041 - transmitters' i 0 - - - " ' II t - C -- 4" ''' t 4 e ' -- ' i ' 1 of -- -' ' ' - ''' ' 1 - ' - LA-4- ry - ' ' - price ' ' 4 ' - ir 1 I ti 1 Wy e 1 k NMI T ? A44 i T Dr10 - t' t 4 I i i 34 4 ' 1 'f 1 '14 1 t ' ' ' r1i 5a ( illt ' t 1 — ' F a 0 4 1 a starring 6r4ri I Design1 originality and 1 4 MI 1 - ILItik713::7 AILI: ' t u p G of gay i 1 dil i ithcharnling kled to Mx -- - Pledge 22 x Actxlimir 8 3 ‘11-- r A - - v ' 'Z 46iii:1 NOIR P -- -- r z s l 0 4 Tull N lc lc ONLY G IE to ' ' 1 I RAHN 34993 'TURKEY 01 A to low AS it : Al DO 4 i z Pt - in " 0 of t c z 10 c 1101100 in krt i --I Z : iiefo 000 I 16995 ' zoo — ----- 0 U As Members gas' and twep r11ind :NEitto tliith t 0 Otill1 ii 0 If a 0 If if i - - 57 "X II ' ' 41'''N : 1) ki ----- --- t I - 4041remb 44—) I hoir i Ii I 't '' x ' " 2 11 1 k'''''1- 0 ""r1I'llikirimio '' I 1 t I3 J' You get going quickly—and you keep rolling smoothly—with a Studebaker truck Tho Studobaket ngins's output of torquo is so big you save excessive shifting—and that cuts gas consumption way down The Studebaker truck's rugged structure is so you soldom spend a dollar for upkeep Got stand-u- p performance and stand-oeconomy for years Get a new 1todebaker truck and start cutting costs right away wear-resistin-g- Meetings Today Imported furs labeled to show country of origin Convenient terms may be arranged tax a ftit - Moetinge In Salt Lake Car Friday In elude: Motel Iffek—Sall Laito Junior Chamber of Commerce 1213 PALS Lichange Club 13:15 Pm Utah Manufacturers Assn board of directors 11:30 whom MoteI—Autorican "V whom and Ta legraPh Co 11 am Intermountain Men of Credit Mon noon Salt Lake Assn of Life Underwriters 12:15 pm of Social Workers 4:30 American A Lahr Salt Lake Traffic Club I pm lcLld'out lo 450 IL South Temple— i F and A M IC A degree I Pim Sethel S Job's Daughters regular 7:30 pm BethIlhem Shrine I White Shrine of I PM 4 t 11 LoLdsertAuTz111"tsiary 248)!Iii3ndo PM' EAST SOUTH TPAPLE i ' 'EarSaltl—talWr ut GRANT 12 is ' t E good 'looks build 'plenty of good will A Studeboker's A1‘1P6121'171"""'" V di Apootow— ill : e-- t- 1sab lr-- -i - 4cmi Attractively designed Studebaker bucks eotnmand favorable attention Streamlined 34 ton ton and 1 ton pick-up- s et stakes— husky powerful 1 and 2 ton modeler HAYES CO 468 South Main Street Salt Lake City Utah NORMAN MOTOR CO thlutra4 Utah EXCEL MOTOR CO Tooato Utah alodsat:oh 330 pm Railroad Train id inrae1:ou of ratotrl pitil"141ejilstahlt ilmnligges Local SIT II Lem Maintenanee let Wag Loral 9611 I Pm: Moulders and 'minds Workers Legal 231 I pm Av:ciliary - 494 Et ii HARDMAN AUTO SALES Layton Utah HENRY S DAY CO Draw SUTTON-MOWE- R Maass Utak MOTOR CO Utak il' 11: I ' it $ A it a a ' -- i 040ekodiewommt01641111111111110041141K4160111imowsiboommoOPP901- 8 Z 34996 BOTH ONLY RANGIS Et to U Fraternities ! 3980 549800 Itmitt 1 i 0 Z deb AP TURKEY 25-L- b e 1 lb I to7"-- i - - l' g aIA )- ' - UNUSUAL 'FOR " 45 students Approximately be initiated into Lambda Delta Sigma social organization l'for'Thtech or Jeaust Christ of !Latter-daSaints students attend- 1 ling college Sunday at 9 pm In the L D S Institute of Religion 274 University St (1340 East St) Initiates will be from the Uni- versity of Utah and the I D $ Business College branch of Brig-h am University In charge o f t e ceremony will be Minnie Jane Welch of Brig- ' ham City Taking part in the service will be Vernon Jensen of Blackfoot Ida Lambda Delta Sigma president at the univer- sity Lloyd Peterson Mt Pleas- ant LaRee Baird Dorothy Wood Wendell Wagstaff and Mrs Marjorie W Smith all of Salt Lake City q Members alumni and pledges only may attend the initiation t1 STOLES AND JACKETS! LUXURIOUS - i iI - RANGE A will ' -- I BARGAIN FOR A y - 0 0 30-1- 1t 1 AN iA WI terkey In lead NI tied lois three th pies et the $ome Noel 1r Broil roots stook end tooko potato's or dos-so- rt of His some Hotel ' i0 Z A WWII 0 (::ty: t e' i -7 ft 41N161°‘13'111°1 '44 e t C 1 ' r--- ab I ' cy4 ill - 41ti i wAiT11) 'SOWN i c 1 r SAS! rgEMPr11T-ra' Iiir 1010 o ( SUPERB MINK COATS AND CAPES second floor SIXTY fourth-priz- Beta Theta Ph Aaron Tare Bord Bleckner Robert Parkinson kliP114 Sigma: Darrell Eakin Curtis Thorsesen Tom Christensen Bill Gun n dry Dan Larsen Dow Richardson PI Kappa Alpha: isms Marshall Lewis Judd Blaine Wasesch‘ Charles S White Jr Sharrel Lewis Lambda Chi Aloh a? Doe Hargrave Robert J Fleck Elden Barnes Richard Bunker Aloha Epsilon: Wendell Wagoner 1 Sigma Sigma VIII Georg" Rain William J Toole Sigma Nut Cu N 'resents Robert llabbeshaw Ronald H Thomas Ernest R Earl Sigma Pill Mullen' Jams McCormick Jerald Rosongreen Mason Sigma Ph Neil Gregory '' Sherman Bigelow William Larry G Calkins Dais Gary Schulthks OF BIG Prism plus Fed 1 I two-scor- e prt41 V e har- - Ranks of social fraternities at the University of Utah were enlarged by pledging of 22 new r members John L Ba Ilif dean of 01 men announced Thursday Pledging climaxed a week of rushing activities during the fall quarter including informal par1 ties and bid dinners List of new pledge announced by Dean Banff follows: III 1C:SIF 11 f orm ' di RANGE will City Thurs- - Diego I x vt y flatter your figure pleasantly to priced pamper your purse! From our Younger Set Collectiont ' of Lambda Delta To Induct 45 1 1 ebtifuI to play role in your boliciai festivities - St'i cv:emaiingehs000rts mSchool -- 1 pu!e siIk)p1t t 1Z ber-sho- p ' 35oo taffeta bared belimuebefirt zO' was 1 Shimmering fGolassrpaarnaddeCoatrl4artapoeutsf! i winners in an international bar- - 0 monious low high and medium harmonting contest13 notes as local vocalists prepared for the fourth annual "Parade of and the Laramie Boomerangs Quartets" scheduled Nov 22 at lone member society in the Cowl 8:13 p boy state Local groups taking part in thelZ auditorium The songfest to attract some Nov 22 concert include the Bee-- 1 melody makers is be- - hive Statesmen Bonneville Clip- - :P ing planned under the auspices pers and Tonichords all top-o- f the Salt Lake Chapter So- - ranking units in the Salt Lake I ciety for the Preservation and chapter the Church of Jesus Saints Wa- - z Encouragement of Barber Shop !Christ of Latter-daIsatch and 'Stratford All Ward raised funds guar- - 0 Quartet Singing by the vocalizing of the SPEB S- - tett winners of several church 10 Q S will go to the building fund contests the Litrielighters made of the Y M C A George Young up of university and high school president of the Salt Lake chap-- vocalists and the Sweet Adelines 0 1Z a girl's ensemble ter announced A Featured visitors at the e'Pa- chorus composed -- of members of top — 7:'quartets will 2 also take part In the vocal pa- - ke rade Tickets for the session are !Z -- - — - - - - - available- - at the Nein and Ind i or z South ticket hciotk - --- - -- - - - complaint charging two juveniles with attempted robbery ' Thursday had been filed befve Tbird District Judge A H Ellett Named i n the complaint are Harry L Mullett 17 Kokomo Ind and IBill E Bennett le Shelbyville 111 It was signed by Officer J J Ferrin ' The pair was arrested by police A RECORD-SMIN- is - --: I t SI 4 ) t 1 g FOR YOUROLD Ire Any - '44 t BIG ALLOVIMICE (ft ' o 4A-4-- RANGE if 'it FINAL TWO DAYS SAVINGS IN 4 ' 0 Aii i Ip ' — ij ' '" - - SOON THANKSGIVING DOUBLE-011E1- 1 AV !lilz ii:i imot464--- If Notokaimoot i 4 1' St ' - — —- r evt2' 833-2n- d ' l' i f t '': pr 44 o 3 t ' 101( 1 - dit 4142 jgoohn: - 1 11 t1 ' a 4- Wyeeasrst 14 t Rail-ceme- nt ' - -- -- 1 i - i :': - 0 0vt l J f z A safety film and 'talks featured a family night safety meeting of employes of Denver and -Rio Grande Western ir v road Thursday at 730 Veterans of Foreign Wars Hall East D H Decker assistant to the vice president of the railroad and R S James superintendent' of safety spoke - SOON Juveniles Face 1Local Vocal Enthusiasts Wait ' Annual Mass S L Songfest Z Charges in ' ''' be the San bevy of males spotted in rade Quartets" 12 Robbery Try and neat Salt Lake 611 Serenaders day likely to produce i t '- THANKSGIVING 0c ' 4 141 ' - - - ' s f amillunngsonbaHrb!nrmaanhopletbtailliadasrooldf 's ' for the sty! it't ' 4i the '''' ' b ' P w - ' - - - s - ' - eVII't ' '''''' t - 00' i 1 ' ' 1 -- t 0 ' - rli ilf - - ' Safety Keynotes llailillell's Meet' - Factories located in Nevada Idaho and Utah represented by 30 association members attendquarterly con- ing the two-da- y ference are now turning out about 12 million blocks a yeard They use nearly 600000bags of in manufacture 'of that many blocks "Building blocks are the answer to many modern building demands including economy and durability" Rowe Smith Salt Lake architect told the group Speaking on heating facilities 4 4 - l HinogteTlhursday ) - ir - J - 1 ' ) i' ': 40 - ' - - s1 -- :' Vp rcfr - - 0 ' - — ' sa:'' Inter-Mountai- n ir - vA: ' i ‘ ' t' — Turkey - 7 - - ') : 4 ' '1 7 ' "' '''' ' 1 N14: ' - ' v ft e ' ' 't ' - Sliarjly 11j their ' - ' A - - - - d It' The seven leading building block manufarturers of the Inter- - blockeksb1PhockillipernaHnBnuufacturer said n area have increasediheat loss Inn bereduced shout shout illy) per cent by filling hollow Ing'the last 10 years according ispace of blocks 'with granular !insulation to members of - r Block Manufacturers Assn meet- in the Newhouse : 1 4 Ititl ‘ 461S: ' r- - pub-throug- ? ‘ Ar&a's Otitput- — 4 Temple Mr Medley reported Bonus was struck over the head with a event spon- blunt object when two youths acDays a three-da- y sored by the Midvale Chamber of costed him and demanded the Commerce opened Thursday to hoters receipts get the holiday shopping period underway Many Midvale merchants in- - Plan Bazaar Today clude4 4411011 wtth malor PUP The Relief &Arty or North 'chases oicke‘ !bile Eighteenth Ward' Church of other stores distributed gobblers Jesus Christ of Latter-daSaints in other ways According to David will sponsor a bazaar Friday at Brown commerce chamber presi- 6 pm in Whitney Hall 101 A St dent Midvale shops will remain Mn Mabel R Rut president h open Thursdays until 8 pm announced Thursday The 'lie s invited Christmas i r4 J jo!!:' sloe sets paralleling provision of mountain-to- p 'Building Block Men Declare ' y 1 -- - MiTSVALE '' ' televi--- - ' ' okestrs I: i i:Xlif IV i 4 I1ti f 1 1 P 4 ) 2 improvements in - - hold-u- ' — ty"4401 ' - ' - Midvale Kicks Off attempted olege(' late Monday of Grover C Medley l Festival 58 Milner Hotel 123 S West Turkey ' '' l' 41 ' I' 0 - - p - -- ' 1 (UP) — 13 drive-it-yourse- lf own "km0040114 fime illottP op ' Nov William It Smith' a chef at one of Chicago's plushest 'night clubs was arrested by the 1r 11 IThuri day and charged with stealing an automobile at SaltLaka City Authorities said Smith a chef recently hired at the Chez Pares was accused of taking a car from a establishment at Salt Lake City after paying a deposit with a $23 phony check The auto was abandoned at DaVenporti Ia all?Ir CcaZzgetbet 03111TAURANT - bold' Motorola clinic CHICAGO 'A ' Anger top and Ted lip - through Sundays Week Days 5 to 10 ptri Sun days and Holidays '1 to ” AO pm 4 Phone 61333 ' 4 z- t 1 14Anto' Theft S FrancisZO satotaCitnOiM4's - i1 ' FBI 'Arrests 'Chef Iln Chicago on i Gourmets tweenSan f: !r 1 WitittimiollMA014101 ir B Allen -- - - ‘ A I - for Utah TV viewers greatly the intertainment and ed-- J ucational benefits of the medium J B Kip Anger reported Thurse) day Mr Anger national sales training manager for Motorola Joined Motorola's regtonal manager Ted Allen in conducting a sales clinic for dealers in the Salt take Co audit° rHivarmTdwabruers eaveppnlirngc11 day Urges 'Care' Some 150 dealers and salesmen including many from Ogden Provo and communities where TV signals have previously been impossible- to pick up heard Mr Anger urge care in maintenance of customer relations as a need of the growing industry ei Every claim made to customers must be backed with proof every set in communities newly reached by television signal must carefuft followed up with proper installation and service" the Chicago representative of the firm stressed Big Improvement ' Discussing technical develop- ments in set manufacture he noted 'good brands can be bought today with every confidence of constant uniform plc-tures Construction has been so stabilized and over-al- l engineer- int so improved that present-da- y sets are far finer than those first! introduced in Utah only a few years ago" Asserting the allied field of radio still is "very active" the Motorola sales training executive spotlighted such "second tete clock model for al' a pin-uplacement on wills of kitchen bath or rumpus rooms and a newly developed mantel clock radio or dens and executive of flees - '' : - 11'- ployes Retirement System ' The batch of payments went to ' first members who ap- f'-- 1358 the 7' piled for a return of their pay t i ' check contributions Dr It C '- 1Dalg1eish chairman of the liqui-7:dation board of trustees said 1 6: additional checks now will flow Lotit steadily: and all applicants will have their refunds within a Month About 4500 refunds are ex- pected in total ntar131 all of them to members of participating Mate and local governmental units who - bad less than 15 years of service when the program was replaced by federal social security last ' July 1: Employes with 15 or more years tenure have an option of drawing full benefits upon :" New- - - ' E- November 14 19t2 Friday ' N - - THE SALT LAKE TRD3UNE --- e - - 4 — - -- -- t - - r I ' - - ' |