Show uy ii pa’! -- i if m JL An w if o “ si '§ m MU 23 f (c 1955 1 f Sunday Jancary 23 1553 The Salt Lake Tribune 1 71 £ (I E3ryrjsiEMns f JL li IE t I M f if r4 1 SITODE (Ji 1 5f f ¥ -- 1 Rif® Fit 11 doss two vsrshns cf your fevorito (' ir t Jr" i t I nv:tlv: J C S- I" i Smr f ft f? 5 V f'- J 3F r - 4 ‘‘Vi r a t iU r "VuSEtcji- - U k'VV ®M f i t tt 'sitxycaca wSasaii'-- i Ll f v £ Vvfr A A tv Z-’-- i A 3 n! i t ' ‘’H ' iVv H ysrp -- w- jf- 'i f fi - (ii) W)i a 1 ifi u B-- l thawing thawing Burglars apparently looking for hidden keys to automobiles r parked on the lot outside broke a hole in a door glass and turned the door handle from th inside to gain entry late Friday or early Saturday at Blair Motori Co used car lot 648 S Main police were informed Company employes found the lot office ransacked Saturday at 8 am Missing were a typewriter a wool shirt a sweater a pair of trousers and a navy-blu- e overcoat which had been left in the office of Frank Reese Bast Mr Reese told officers keys to the parked auto no longer were left available to burglars since a previous burglary in which an auto had been stolen from the lot continued at lower levels and no new anow was recorded Skies were dear and temperatures cold in the morning Eastern Nevada had a few high clouds but no new snow Roads were becoming clear but some icy spots were reported In southern Idaho some light snow flurries were reported but only traces of precipitation were recorded Again roads were becoming clear Wyoming remained cold with some snow flurries mostly in the mountains Some minimum temperatures in the region Saturday morning ¥ V Polka Chips with chalk-whi- te dimes splashed dll over to Alta Saturday Heavy snowfall slides combined to close road but cars began to move through at Bight t A rayon Crisp white bengaline collar and cuffs Black navy or brown 1 100-deni- er 2-2- ZCMI it 0 i 14ft-22- tt PARKING TERRACE on smooth white rayon surrch collar and cuffs The dress solid color acetate and rayon Black navy or Splco-Do- ts iS) jglj) jg5 brown Size storestde Convenient purchaso of $2 r more you get: ONE HOUR PARKING FREE or TWO HOURS 20 (Each odR-- ‘ tionol hour 20 Moaimum ddyflmt charge 70) Also with $2 purchaso or more you con PARKALL EVENING FREE ofter 6 pm (When storo is open) With i o o Downstair! Start am () tfie first clioleo of valnc-tvis-e liras a bro cinches controls all figure Back hook closing 34x40C The Woist Whittier the waist problems White in 32-40- B Ezo waist whittler has 3" band front hook olostic magic brooddoth In 32 White closing A 3 36 b front 34-40- C 32-40- Rondelay bra with complete circular stitching over bust cups Wide elastic bock C 32403 White in 32-36- 34-40- A ICAU y UN'GfRIf-Dewnst- airs Store the leek of linen styftef by 214-2n- d -- tnj 0'4n on 03 Mail to: MARGOT MANNERS ZCMI Sob lol City 10 Utah Rlm- fnd iHo lollowing wait Qfdf Nmii Horn' J Rrieo S r Cokw "Quo - i i i i i i i I I " o Coh O “i!l i P Cho-- pro shrunk rayon ond frosty white beading which is processed to stay permanently Navy oqua ond rose Misses' half sizes sizes hand-washab- C OD Nooo Addrttt Oiy Zono Be pottoyo W lifrt Ami aditionol Ami IiwImA 11c lor ImM Im mhK mWHionol IhM Ian ' No UmA Slot Ik resistont le 12-2- 0 I— — No Ql) Creese J 14-22’- Sc dd 7 V ) 20 dent to its president Ha too Ceniinoed from Page was presented book ends was the awarding of Silver More than 800 women— en Beavers to seven men of the mothers and guide patrol leadcouncil who have a combined ers were presented orchids for record of 204 yean Those who their services in the scouting received the council's highest program The awards were award were: Joseph Andersen made by the Explorer Post 22 of the Forest Dale W'ard Church 477 Chicago St commissioner of Jesus Christ of Latter-dacf Riverside District with 42 Saints years service Elmer J Layton Special recognition was given 271 I St assistant scoutmaster and district committee man 40 John D Giles who for 23 years years service John B Hover ebairmanned the council'! atIllness 234 E 4th South executive tendance committee meetGiles Mr the from 32 kept board member years service Mark IL Nichols 6566th Ave ing but the award was received executive board member 28 by his son Parley Giles Mrs years service Oran G Mueller Giles was present and was East Tooele troop com- given special recognition mittee chairman 24 years servSol Selvln Tooele retiring ice Henry E Ogaard 1387 vice president of the council Laird Ave executive commitwas presented with a statu20 service tee member years ette In recognition of his and Leo Case 130 Jackson St In the post service district commissioner 20 years service' A total of 2834 scout leaders The citations were announced and friends attended the conby Verner O Hewlett former clave council president and awarded Districts having largest numby E Allen Bateman of the ber present were Twin Peaks Silver Beaver committee Wives 273 Grant 220 East Jorwith cf the seven men also were honored and presented orchids dan 166 Bountiful 138 and Tooele 140 The Twin Peaks RETIRING 'as president of group will receive a zebra skin the council Willard R Smith warrior drum from South Afwell known Salt Lake banker rica told the large group that the GRANT district was reprecouncil’ greatest concern was sented by the largest number the lack cf sufficient funds He of sponsoring institutions avsaid that it was a privilege for 244 The group will eraging persons to make bequests In choose an American flag or a will and trusts to the Great district flag Council Lake Salt Eronzi book In second place for sponsorend were presented to him for was East Jordan r $ ice ship as am of had rf jfir ir-J- L James S Smcdley Bountiful was third with 177 v't-rct rnt was ele-- Floorer fourth with 13 6 and i frrm vice presi Bonneville fifth with 133 I V u ii o r Greenriver minus 23 Roosevelt minus 14 Milford minus 8 Delta minus 7 Cedar City minus 5 Blanding sero Ogden Logan and Provo 2 Salt Lake 20 Ely City 6 Wendover minus 13 Elko minus 8 Boise 11 and Pocatello 12 Hourly temperatures at the Salt Lake Municipal Airport Saturday were 27 730 pm 16 1:30 pm 28 830 pm 17 230 pm 26 830 pm 18 330 pm 4 30 pm 23 1030 pm 18 18 11:30 pm 20 830 pm 11 1230 J 0 were: 630pm c: V 0 Mfc-2- 2 12-2- 0 ZCMI DRfSSES— B-- l ucJ I V parking wtothor-proof- oi Scouting Role Emphasized At SL Council Meeting u ! fir AKSNTERS COYS’ NEEDS I t - 4 h Thieves Ransack' Motors Firm Net Varied Loot 171143th 4 j- CO) M f? Storm Leaves Mountain Area Coldest in US But Cloudy i CTT) CTD 5 of powdered enow vu blown from the aide of the road crewmen wocked te open the read giatt rotary flow lower valley tom cleared many roads Ia southern Utah - - Tsi ' hv Continued from page kL 39! V® A clou S7 ’ 4 f ij w- '1 f - t T n ' i ’rf f ?ft 2“ mv vy I vttj V ‘'WAve f L KI i ZCMI PXNCtSS ttOGY D2f SSI S— Downstairs Stare women o iX |