| Show — h - ' : ' — ' 1' ' ' - " ' : : - ' ' :!- - ' 0 IP t ' ' TirE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE - tI - Service Agent Visits Kinfolk in S L t : Ex-Secr- ' '' ' A "''' ' 1 Apra year' absence from the The service Col Boyd said secret service LI Col Alfred It isn't confined to protecting the Boyd former Salt Lake City police officer isn't sure he's had his president his family and other share of dealings with underworld high officials but Its biggest job criminals is suppressing counterfeiting The comparatively quiet life he According to the former officer now is leading while attending the it sometimes takes months to Washington Institute of Photog- catch up with a counterfeiting aphy in Washington D C is a band "It's a long process of far cry from his previous exciting piecing together small bits of inexperiences with America's secret formation from store clerks who service and air force command in accept bad money to banks that the far east it" Tm having a little trouble get- Idetect Boyd who started his law used to ting living the average enforcement career with the Salt mnan's life 'again" he said Col !Lake City police department also Boyd a retired air force officer has had a taste of criminalsin the Is in Salt Lake City visiting his far east parents Mr and Mrs Edward While serving in China be was Boyd 215 W eitli North and his assistant director of Criminal intwd sons William Alfred and Keith vestigation department of the Edward Boyd army fat: the theater Before that A secret service agent seven he was commanding officer of the years he was a personal body- 1332 airdrome squadmn let cornguard to both Pres Franklin D bat cargo group and wks respon Roosevelt and Pres Harry 8 Trur sails for getting supplies to aolran diers in Burma during the war He didn't detail any of his exIle Korean explosion might periences in protecting the nation's take him away from his Present top officials because of security "peaceful life" be said but unless reasons but he mentioned he bad called by the air force" be will encountered "a few exciting ex- continue learning the photographic trade periences" — 0-k i ' '''s I 'A I I 1 r- N- ' ' t 1 I : '" t $ - iv ' I " ' reality Tuesday afternoos for set Lake area crippled chill dren hospitalized veterans and orphans The big event in The Salt Lake Tribune and Salt Lake Telegriun annual circus party for ahut-tn- a staged in cooperation with Salt Lake Elks lodge No 85 and the Utah Society for the Physically i -- I I " - - A 0) 't ' cij -! 24 1 EAST ' ISUGAR HOUSE 4 I 1 --4 ' t t I I Lose Rabbits Dogs IFunnsimillt-tmlis- v t- 2VEWiiL 110'6" and 113'6"Widthi 7 ft - : ri:::(4:e--::-:'0- Never Before Offered Fit More noon's-Le- ss ' ' i- 'Waste Save You Moneg r t7or'' Iwo Also Regular liritiths - '' '' 4 at a Time or fitly ITay Yon Want It 1 Finished in Rich c co: zi 4 :4:---- -' it i '' '- ' ' ' - h - ' - our easy Free Parking Let Bowed Fronts and (Everything as Shown) 1 4- - 1 4-Dra- - - - 1 -- - Dresser !lase and Mirror wer - p1 p ::- ' ILAIMI1 7157 1 q 0 121 1 Salt Lake 0 i k Yard - '! 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