| Show 4 4 - I : x I Storms III III(ls Kill 51 Cripple U S - I 1 I 1 1bly t casters said temperatures of IN- t!: - t°' - - SLEEPS CAR DIES - :' SPOK AN It 28 The howling winds ripped of roofs flattened trees snapped power lines and knocked down advertising stns— For the first time since the war a New York mayor alerted civilian defense forces Mayor Vincent R Impellitteri urged them to aid police and firemen in rescue and emergency repair work Ile a8ked all other civilians to stay off the E Nov 25 al-- Three Washington State college frateetiity brothers who slept overnight in an automobile were found unconscious Saturday and one of them died a short time Later from 'carbon monoxide deen and Lawrone Gayda Hoquiam were reported in eatLaractory condition The three students came here for WashingtonW SC football game but were unable to find a place to stay Spokane hotels are jamnid with football fans Prehm said they decided to park their car on a south side street for the night They had left the engine running to keep York-norther- n - ' 4 :f i' ' ' 1 A A" 7 - : '16 '7 t i ' - 't 4 :L! 1:o 4'---i '- C ' ft '': !: ' iLiii!!-i- ': r''' c 4 4-- :B!''ei ' 4 ''''''''''' - 7: !?: '"li i i f n V rr-4:-- :': i:ett:!'141141:94:':37:: -' '1 '4 I ': ''''''' ' ''''' :4 2 !s!t :1::" t ' 44P : o'''' r - Jr' ''' ' ''''''''''''''''': - !!i ' i - t l- - ' 4 4'''- to i ‘ I I''''!i !ill 1 cm 4 r! itptot - !I ir '''!!!''''!!!! ii! 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Tank Clears Shore Road is 15c PLASTIC RUFFLE CURTAINS 54" lengths in red green white ontl blue id Skipat easement stranded 75 trim Hl I fI i ' f $ 1 t: Super Bosenerd Red green maroon and brawn t : ' 100 wool chocks solids strip's plaids 100 Yards Short lengths in plaids 92 24 188 yd 46 122 yd 54" wick " 32 PAIRS PLAID Straight each weight 20 PART-WOO- 117 LUNCHEON Fine quality chenille 266 Assorted scenes ) i 4 3 r 0 In f 150 Pairs f Til v 50c pair 72 Pairs nylon 1 1 - 0 r in brown or Wort long sleeves or sleeveless - satin stuff How -- s or cold move—and including shampoo and halt styting Novelty weaves and patterns 30 ONIr $675 Cotton knit cavalry smd green twill 1988 blue grey Until 'goer Cattail knit regular largeniso Llpstkk in II lathionabli shades Tour chanco io got a sionsational bargain in am Oil Pormannot Wave PLUS a WOO grown of oty WOOL JACKETS A 24 Don't inisit it Cossack stylo 38 42 Allwool zipper 00191 300 Allwooi plaids in contrasting colors Excelcis Beauty Salon Corduroy loblit dross stylo Maroon too om 1 30 temmy Sotooti Floor 150 Sacand "tdo1 J 41T Necklaces 1 I LAIA pi Ill UT edging I 1 0 I) t: 1 i Pairs 115 100 wool 21-in- A 24 ONLY 00 4 900 WOOL COAT SETS S'Okeft sizes GS Down suede"- - cavorts Cotton isfser f it! 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Super basement t '' Sizes 12 LEATHER i - - '4 A 2 Second Floor SLpflif rine quoilty prints 603 Street Floor Intrancis 100 Super leSenteni Clearly reproduatti 1 BO SOCOnd NOW novnity knits Rose Contrasting borders 200 GARMENT BAGS 100 8 FRAMED PICTURES toortudiy fitik slipaynrs 1 t i CHENILLE HOUSE COATS Super tatement 32x52" 57" long door Oolitic 30" tipper- - shirrs Whit 44GIRLS' Second floor PLAID SKIRTS Hard slim a floor Super BOSOMIOnt CLOTHS Hand decorated and fast colon and Silos 32 40 Cotton batiste lace trim ruffle -- - 00 GS Super Basement weight Solid colons i 237 180 WOOL SWEATERS Short 377 BLANKETS L 7040 Single thickness Warm t 7 4 and ribbontrimt Foothill- 49 WOOL BLANKETS Satin bound 1 mow Second 100f S4zots styles Plain rayon or priory:1 Solid colors Some bound Ideal for small beds gifts (robes doll beds etc) Special Purchase Price! Super lamtnent Three-poun- d : 500 24 BREAKFAST ROBES REMNANTS 188 WOOL f 1 250 4Tit l''':: Second Floor 25 Pieces MILLINERY 540 ALL 4 04 Second Low $44ond 0 PLASTIC WAIST o priced fabric' F LSO NYLON CREPE SLIPS r-- — i 1 BETTER STYLED DRESSES faits BLANKET 120 '"10y liCigh ?mil &oily or cotual Supor lotornont 84 '30 percale 400 trim applique 1 Sitoond Sim shove cotton Burma L ot bcay sty 61 SPECIAL DRESSES Winter styles with crepe Group No 4 PERCALE HOUSE COATS !z:z!' 8 SHORT FLANNEL GOWNS I 41' W ) i &mend Simi i ii Strst Ft ' Sups Basement RAYON-WOO- L 41 Vp !R"-1:- or fireman red flannel (one piece) r"" Lmwooweaeto-a- -- x Super Basement WOOLENS Crinkle :4: 017:obi': icz" a" i- 240 ONLY CREPE OR FLANNEL PAJAMAS j A ) A NIGHTGOWNS trkm LOOS onil brushed rayon ':fr'::: '4' ' 1 1 1 RAYON NIGHTGOWNS owe Rayon Penoy's SiptoIi 'hie"- ''' A pH Assoctott Gay colocllui prlrrte in Oiquor 500 Odds and ends in twin or double bed sizes SPECIAL illiaAva0 Super Basement CHENILLE SPREADS 190 Yards 35c yd SPECIAL FABRICS A ' 1 Super Basement Pme quality outing flannel and percale 40 '4 A SHORTIE 60 Second Note 1 Group No 3 AlutiLl &Jam latement T i ' y pow loco hint Volttit irp littryott knit A 2 0- 1 Nylon tots trim ) 'f 01 01 !!!!!!'-LL!7' 28 : oo ') 3000 YARDS e t 1 'I :1 411nyloo 1500' styles $20 1 e RAYON PRINTS 50c 39" 7 700 Collar Group No '' 1 30 NYLON AND LACE SLIPS Sotond Hoary L t 200 Chenille tufted 0 Mouton 1I -- t FullyAlpaca tined 1 I - fancy printed BIG i3ARGAN4 oil permanent—machine 1 200 Yards CORDUROY FABRICS133 300 Yards - Second floor t 6 AtIL 4 Set c 4 REDUCTIONS! Gabardine Storm Coats : Pinwale quality 700 - 20 to 20 end 2 4 ! All-Wo- I 300 pr 9041 BATH MAT SETS 34 NYLON machine-les- 1 I Super totement lipst liniment Unlined copotkin of the Year! ( CURTAINS PRISCILLA Nose with grey 'hog resistant Vial i - !: DRESSES $aos '7i' F ' - ONteit tordvroys plREAT ( la"Ment 200 eas Blue and green Perinonsont finish rayon issorquisissto ' Ms Bargain i ' i 110 tk11 winial Coo: 'Il i ':' - 114 i i i 7"--- I ' PRICE 150 BATH MAT SETS 30 - 70ONLy Stapor basement fit:orals Stripas Heavy tufted chenille 111838 h panels and PriKiflas floovy 4 gouge plastic -- - ' '''' 1 SVP4W 97 SHOWER CURTAINS motorists to 0 1 ilitti tYAI '7 - ' 'V' II' 50 SOILED CURTAINS 12 many who had been unable move since early morning '''''''''--- f' 11fjo 6 i t'e 10 AMi TOMORROW — RAYON CHECK SUITS Novelty chesk :''' Slightly ''' ' ' Porto otootorottitortt '''4 ':' - toilltd sashes ' g rayon gobortlinet 88c yd Ilasntent Supor SHOPPING 14 MATERNITY Super Plain cotton net Washable ivory color 38" width by 81 long BisLbuyl 30-to- J ! - 6GABARDINE SUITS - - PANELS COTTON '' '' - r Oil lit ': - 1 100 pr lositment DRAPERY MATERIAL widths turfy toxturoth solâi N4 lb 1 210 By Associated Press n A Sherman medium tank as pressed into service by the 112th combat engineers of the Ohio national guard in Cleveland The tank crunched through the snow along Memorial shoreway 50 "! 1 - i SoPow 615111"1"C' Cerierod flock doss IS Ate" :3 ' b 217 400 Yards 7-''- v 1 IL" A i64" 600 Yards CURTAIN RUFFLING Carlon inernorisotio ' P RUN' HURRY! SCURRY! INVEST IN UNBELIEVABLE CLEAN STOCK ITYMERCHAND SE — AND IN ''' 1": i il ej g re- - leigebajo ' 4' t'- - '" ' SAVINGS TIME FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS - ' ::::-- E i li ‘ --4-- ' '''1'4''''4!-- 1'' ' "'!!"'' - ''''!-fY-' ''''-- ' ! 4i-!- !ii ' ri- 41 A 1 i ' 4 4 ' :::'''''''''' ''' - !' i :1-- it'' )" '' el? e 0' - ":4'' ' 01' 0Y 4 :: - ''!'"i'')! L''3' - 4 ::"- " ? ' ' l' ' ' :: ::'1: Ls — - Main at Second South i - ' i SIDELIGHTS of 4- '''' I :'- - i':3 : Lipstick Front i' '' 171- i 1 '' V' sri ' T - ''!:!g i FREE 0ij'--' :''4:r 1 tt i k the heater warm toward rrff'-- 4letre-- r 111 - - - 1-- i- 44''"--- A ‘ f ' — - :' - !' - - i e 1 r 'f'' - 4 - rm -:r7-':11- - --- - "41- i 1 30-fo- WAVE --- - - f:t:‘!?:'::t 1 t In Weirton W Va a wedding was celebrated Friday at St Paul's Roman Catholic church !4:: d Whole towns in the area were without telephone serv-- 1 but the bride and bridegroom couldn't make it The absentees 1Ice and electricity Damage to and William S mains and pumping equipment Gloria Mancimelli both were anowboubd left somerplaces without drinking Byre homes 'aster More than 30000 tele-- 1 their 1phones were out of commission in Dr George Eastman 31 of New York New Jersey and Con Curtisville Pa traveled to his paneeticut Trains arriving' in New York tients On an hay- were two to seven hours late La burner when atorms made roads Guardia airport was so flooded impassable Saturday When a It looked like a lake Some 250 worried mother called for medical scheduled domestic airline flights aid for her daughter Dr East- man a marine veteran packed were canceled Thousands of persons were left saddle bags with medicine and homeless in flooded shore areas covered the- three-mil- e journey on Gov Alfred E Driscoll of New horseback-Jersey ordered national guard armories thrown open to the homeSo much debris littered New less The Red Cross opened shel- York City's storm-swestreets ters in many communities in New Saturday that it took Mayor Vin- 11 York cent Impellitteri 45 minutes to New York's storm began slack- drive from the Hotel Roosevelt In midtown to city halLThe trip ening off Saturday night In New Jersey waves along the from Madison avenue at 45th coast tossed timber pil- street to lower Manhattan about A ing into the air and buckled resort four miles normally can be made sidewalks by automobile in about 15 mistA blast that partially destroyed utes a 8500000 power distribution station in the Washington D C Modern science is wonderful of N metropolitan area was blamed on course with pictures transmitted Lk lightning It left thousands of by wire and all the rest But take homes and business firms with- the case of the Plain Dealer in 4 out electricity Cleveland The newspaper doesn't V Phone Service Dead plan on having any storm pictures until Monday Reason? Why the 'i Some 3000 telephones were staff can't get their modern au- - ' knocked out of service by the high tomobiles to the office through winds in New Jersey the storm The heaviest snowfall recorded was at Lumberport a small town V about 12 miles north of Clarks- - eastern and northeastern parts of :' burg W Va The Baltimore and the state It was 18 inches deep Ohio railroad said the town had: in Cleveland at noon and the weather bureau said it might reach a fall All of Michigan was storm 30 inches The storm crippled all forms of bound The snow ranged from three inches in Detroit to more than a transportation business and in- foot in the upper peninsula Idustry The coast guard reported g The snow which was expected to tugboat Whitney sunk outside reach a depth of 20 to 25 inches in the harbor at Toledo with 10 4 caused roofs of sev- - sons aboard Cleveland called for help after a A eral structures to cave in A Kroger store in Aliquippa a Pitts- - losing battle with the storm Gov :i burgh 'suburb collapsed and caused Frank J Lausche ordered the 15000 damage A row of five 112th Engineers of the Ohio na- porch roofs caved in on one Pitts- - tional guard and their equipment burgh street The Snow heaviest to augment Cleveland workers It was the same story in Can- single fall in the city's history hit other western Pennsylvania see- - ton Akron Youngstown and War- ren O Normal life ceased as work- - 'i tions as bad or worse Ohio reeled under its worst era huddled at home unable to blizzard in 37 years Snow drifted hold Sunday services Even taxis 1:4 as high as a tall mans head in quit operating Oil Permanent -- '" 1 -' ! pt ' - L gale-lashe- 0 4 ' t Saturday's IA- " f' - ----- AI i football captain Lavern Torge- son Two graduate htudents Gordon Prehm of Aber- danger ''7''-- :V V 1 ' ' - --- if 1050 A The victim was Robert Torgeson 19 brother of the W S C Newark and Jersey City N J proclaimed states of because of storm emergency " - i - fumes streets Nearby The rain laden winds howling at 60 mph throughout the storm area reached a gust of 94 at New York City's idlewild airport Floods and fallen wires left 750000 homes in the greater New New Jersey area without electricity Power failure forced at least seven radio stations in New York and New Jersey off the air A five story building collapsed near the Polo grounds in tipper Manhattan No Drinking Water i :: - - - ' ::t1r --e - OF FUMES would pinch Miami and other southern Florida points Saturday night or early Sunday Much of the mictwest shivered In a sub zero cold wave for the third day in a row 'Phe' east coast storm washed away some seaside homes covered airports inundated railway lines and poured into some sections of New York's subway Mating Winds i 'UTII ' Continued from Page I! 1 -- - --- ' THE SALT LAKE 'TRIBUNE Sunday November 26 I 0 ''A- ' Si 10 te 16 Surmot 12 BOYS' SUITS pc4 ot motif& Drai Cktolly titoluted 4 lasomAl 4 Sapot 10 St “141VI CENTER OF THE GREAT INTERMOUNTAIN EMPIRE" j o |
