Show i Tb Salt Lak TrlbcAA SssJir Jnt ary 23 1233 Cold Wave’s Not for METROPOLITAN BRIEFS Maybe you think the current blackbirds chickadees wood- the most valuable bird in the cold wave is for the birds! peckers sparrows and robins state But according to Charles W (yes some robins stay all winHe is the one who often '‘conLockerbie field trip chairman ter) will appreciate crumbs trols’ Utah’s alfalfa crop by SL Cost Accountants Await Officers’ Visit Officer of the National Assn of Cost Accountants beaded bv Alexander J Undsay 'will make I their annual vis KJ X wtaticn to the r Salt Lake City at a Chaptet 1 dinner meeting Den-’wlt- at Monday ' - W cr 6 at '2302 Dr Highland Victor Laughlin chapter presl -- dent said Satur- Ut Lindsay day Hawn Brinkley New ' York NY assistant secretary of the national group composed of 120 chapters having about 36000 members will accompany Mr Llsay l!r v obtained Lindsay president and economist First Security Corp Ilia son vice subjact will be The Anatomy and Metabolism of a Business" Assigned to Depot Tribun But eaters of seeds fruits grasses Insects and worms get only the cold shoulder from Old Man Winter Local residents can insure against a ‘’birdies’’ spring says Mr Lockerbie by giving the chattering chirpers a winter in 1932 lie Ye-- f celved his ferv hand-ou- t Imphj at Officer’s of Denver where he has taught 'LL Simonsen flavf Candidate advanced accounting and New School at RI Newport a His last assignment was as operations officer aboard the destroyer USS ‘Marshall Lions Hear Talk The weather forecast map for Sunday Indi- cates partly cloudy skies ever part ef the a mmsti At&iA" ) §S ' Intermountain Region A few snow flurries expected cold temperatures remain Clouds Snow Flurries to Join Frigid Wave Tr wait S4 to 39 northeast 44 ta 34 ax 01 trema tout hi lows 9 to SO northwest 1 03 minus 10 to S northeast 31 to 33 ex 12 03 trema south ST OS 14 Wyamlnu— Partly cloudy Sunday and Tr Monday A tow snow flurrtea hither 011 It mountain Sunday Rlsln temperatures Skeen Salt Lake City was TIMPItATUkl CHART laat aaat Sunday afternoon Turning 01 colderportion with a for Ithnur parted ended Satur- Horton 34 3 few anow flurries north guest speaker Saturday at the day(Data ) 04 late Monday at s 3® 3 43 Maw York City Gusty wlndt east annual Melvin Jones dinner of 44 09 Sunday afternoon His ha IS to 33portion3 SI Utah Washington DC South to 39 elatwbora High Low Fra Bingham Canyon Lions Club Albueueraue — Thar is 9 was considerable Yummary II which was given in the civic Winding 34 43 cloudiness over th Intermountain Re-- IS Atlanta 1 hrrea ( anna M Miami C’adar City da rb ww w center gion Saturday with a faw wtdely scat41 Naw Orlaana ® tered light anow flurrtea Temperature! Ml 1J)IK tttitMlflMMM 31 Oklahoma City continued to cool with aftoraoon read-in- s Milford 31 Phoenix ® I® a OfdM generally 33 to 33 however south34 Named President Saa Antonia ’ east Idaho and southwest Wyoming re4 frovt t 3 Louia 31 ht -mained near 13 to SO degrees Wsitem 15 Salt lakt waathtr datai Praripltatina Nevada and eaatern Oreaoa Fred J Bacon Jc- - recently ftoovlt warmed up flftit Uk Airport 8 30 at for poriod andad pm aemewhat 34 degree S3 t ta t? as president of Utah Mi odovor tn t prorlpltatton for January 1 34 Thera war reaching tr shower along th Idaho 4 tn : pre- Washlngtoa-Orego- n light Coast aacoa In l aroumlaUvt State Fraternal Congress will Boluo V so cipitation alnr Ort I 134 4 II In t jlMMtV v ( W 1 in Sunrlaa 'a be installed at a meeting Tues-- i h U r lay arrumlatlvo daflctoncy GNS) — Th weather IS Idaho Valla Sunday f 44 ounaot Bi34 Expo el ad waaWASHINGTON fair in moat ef th plaint state gay at 8 pm at Pocatello SS 30) exported minimum 10 maximum "-scattered Saturday Widely precipitation Lak Salt City and Vicinity— Moatty ’ll Intormeuntaln St I Fort Office r tn the Missouri Valley and rlnudy with a few anew flurrtea Sun- occurred moat of state east of th MissisFI It was anday Partly cloudy Monday Continued sippi It th waa colder from Ttxa and 30 lew 10 near both cold Huh day Louisiana to Wisconsin and warmer nounced SaturUtah— Mostly cloudy wait Sunday tn th Northeastern States with a faw enow Currie Partly cloudy day aaat Monday partly cloudy woet fair Other officers east Continued cold Hlih both day 39 to 33 low ta 19 tn west to ta ? to be installed minus 10 eait tovthoaatorn Idaho — Mostly cloudy Mr with n few ltcht snow flurrtea and Mabel patchy amht and morutna valley fo Sunday and Monday A little Warmer to the High both day 19 to 30 low S to 30 Southwestern Idaho — Mnatly cloudy post of first vice with a faw Ufht snow flurries Sunday i— R S and Monday Llttls chan ye in tempera-tur- a president Hisna both days 33 to 33 tows Mason elected is to as second vice president - Mrs Moved— Occasional fdondlaaaa north south Sunday and portion and fair warmer reW Woodrow Wandcll west Sunday Monday Siuhtty 40 to 30 north-oast Hlaba and Monday elected secretary-treasure- r and t Oat Prem UI Wtalher Bur a Cloud are ax period In remain In th Special to Th Tribun hoi Inn Sunday with a BINGHAM— A past president TnlarmounUIn faw anew flurries scattered throughout will ram tin tho area Tamporaturo of Lions International D A Chiral SS Detroit Duluth Kanaaa City Minneapolis Omaha 34 It 34 aontb-weat2- Jaycccs Name Centerville Elan of 1954 & Special to Th Tribun I CENTERVILLE — Frank S TVhfte S3 Centerville civic and church leader was named the 1 n g & “wT‘0Utstand "t 4 Young Man 1 1 1934" at the of an- - inual Centerville 'Junior Chamber Conner of of Commerce Distlngui h C d Service Award banquet ’Mr’ White Is It Wp resident of Mr White Centerville s ’ Jay-cee- ’ ‘ or other food in places available to birds but inaccessible to cats or other would-b- e gatecrashers s thrushes kildeer Cce::!:Ui ®2199S i Hoad Conditions Wifk PmlsItn-CoC- t Swhrsl East ct UTAH All roads In northern and central Utah have patches of Ire and slick a pot a At high altitudes they arc anow packed and slick according to the Utah State Highway Patrol lat Saturday Road south of Cedar City art dry except for Uck spot at high altitudes The roada to Alta Brighton and Little Mountain were open but chain or anow tire recommended DO EXTEA COST P'COIISOLE I Xpert aorvlc day RADIOS asd might mm Cnt15C! mil isakti 1 RADIO tad TV Night IDAHO All road In Idaho were reported In ome were now packed Icy apota and slick 34-ho- t Swivel Wax-wing- All rod NEVADA In Nevda open werj snow and packed at high altitudea Saturday but allck WYOMING Wyoming roada were generally open but new snowfall had made some slick and anowparked Icy gpot wer reported on moat roada Some anow drifting ever highway Jn th east and north 2 Scwft Moin lek Ofy UtoS PHONE ScJt 72 include Shuck is Yo i executive committee members Dean Egbert chairman Ilyrum Leonard M Olson and g Gentner in 1943 lie served three Mrs Thomas Lovelady in the U5 Navy as a radio technician from 1942 to 1945 To Address Club Following his discharge from Speaker at the Tuesday tfea Navy he operated a plumb- luncheon meeting of Salt Lake ing business in Centerville for Optimist Club in Hotel Utah five years He was graduated will be Ben H Smith chief Infrom the University of Utah in spector of the State Depart1S11 with a BS degree in Thysi-t- l ment of Business Regulations Education said Dee H Lowder president He has served as Cub Scoutmaster coach of the Centerville Ad Club to Meet 3rd Ward M Men basketball B Sweeney New York Kevin team Davis Stake athletic diNY rector and chairman of the president Broadcast AdCenterville Town Recreation vertising Bureau Inc will be the speaker at the Wednesday Committee He is employed as an aircraft luncheon meeting of Salt Lake parts inspector at Hill Air Force Advertising Club in Hotel Utah Base ' ’ A native of Clearfield he tended Davis High School eating great quantities of the weevil which seeks to destroy the hay And in cities he dines on insects and trash enhancing the sanitation of residential areas un-froz- CLEARFIELD—Lt (Jg) Bob-er- t M Simonsen USNR has reported to Naval Supply Depot aearfield as the " base comrauni- cations officer Lt Simonsen ( j is a native of Salt Lake City and graduated from the Uni versity of Utah his York University lie also has special certificate issued by London London University England Mr Brinkley was graduated from Harvard Uni versity in 1931' He has been associated with International Business Machines Corp Corning Glass Co and Blue Ridge Glass Corp Guest speaker at the Monday for the Utah Audubon Society garbage or almost any kind of birds don’t like near-arcti- c food weather any more than do huPEOPLE WHO hesiUte to mans feed the lowly sparrow will be OF TIIE 144 feathered species Interested to know that the which spend the winter in the little vagabond is considered Salt Lake area many cannot shift for themselves when deep snow covers the ground The blue grouse can eat fir needles Diving ducks can feed on plant matter in the Jordan River Certain predatory birds can find small animals to devour meeting will be Dr ElKoy Nel- Special to Th Feed Them Bird&-S- o at- grad-tt4Sn- Jfi Summary of Crime Reported To SL Police in 24 Hours VHY SLEEP ON LUMPS and DUMPS WHEN YOU CAN HAVE A 0 : The following is a summary Kensington Ave reported theft of crimes reported to police of $60 set of hub caps from his during the 24 hours ended Sat- auto at 10th South and 15th urday at 5 pm: Burglary— Officers arrested a 14yer-olyouth after neighbors reported an attempted burglary of th Brennan Paint Co 233 Downington Ave No loss Lenard Maples custodian reported burglary of Fifteenth LDS Ward chapel 807 W 1st South No loss Frank Reese East reported burBlair Motor Co used of glary car lot office 648 S Main where typewriter and articles of men’a clothing stolen West Side Drug Co 880 W 2nd South reported burglara ransacked store and stole undetermined number of guns Larceny— Lee Bateman 8154 7th East reported theft of $40 set of hub caps from his automobile at University of Utah stadium lot R S Telford 2242 d 1711-13t- h Take Auto Hub Caps Theft of a set of hub caps valued at $26 from the automobile ’of Jack Westover 876 Lafayette Dr while the vehicle was parked at 268 W South Temple was reported to police Saturday East Jack Westover 876 Lafayette Dr reported theft of $28 set of hub caps from his auto at 868 W South Temple David Forbes 2857 Hartford Ave reported theft of $65 in clothing from a - Deseret Gymnasium locker room B O Bosworth 737 E 7th South reported theft of $40 worth of miscellaneous tool supplies from his residence Richard G Mitchell 2293 E 27th South reported theft of a dog from near hia residence VaaliltiM — Mrs John East reportFreund 1718-llted breakage of a window by Juvenile attempting to remove large icicle from eavei of her residence Assault—Alma Hicks his parents Nathan D and Nancy Hicks reported they were beaten up by group of youths who followed them from near Bountiful to their residence at 830 Jefferson SL Categorical totals reported to the department to date this year Include: Assault 2 cases robbery 5 larceny 61 burglary 76 vandalism 12 YOU SAVE no HEY ON THIS HOLLYWOOD OED SALE 2 -- SETS of INNERSPRINGS and BOX SPRINGS h Accident Report Ycsr tzzrcnce 17cvU Fvrtldtp ct Your hpkti It aJ Todsy's Frictst m la the last 13 yean txukiing com bav m than doubled tad th coat of rcpladcg fitmiduegs has tlmjut doubsfcSI Bet FILS beat cart tkm today lugb prices Now more than me yea need ta Inventory ef yoer la case btlong’irgs tn destroys wer partially destroys your home tt Hsre is a 34 hour aummarr reported Saturday ta Ball Lak Citv- - cr dll your furnishings and wearing apparel with a record of their cost and estimated value Gall today— w§ wiH be happy to see that you get yotir Inventory FeUer 4 am —Cantor St near tnd North a automobiia-pxrkaauto Driver unknown Parked auto regiatered to LaGrand Olaen 073 Da Soto St Damage: 3213 No known tnjuriea 141 am— nth ntar lat South Two automobile! Drivers: Phillip W Athena 38 Ul-gtEast Rltehl Roger 44 1183 Browning Ave Daoa-ag3200 No t S3 a m— andtnjuriei Weet pear Reed Ave Automobile pedestrian Dover: Marcel d bn PAYS TO KNOW YOUR STATE FARM AGENT IT Ai e- - FARM MUTUAL I d m r eto er c a e - trnrn t0g ta J ii 4 Le h Stale Pedew Leon Celalar ML 1099 trtan: Michael Roy Smith 11 23 tern Av undetermined bead Injuria N property damage 11:9 am— 1411 10th East Autumn- auto Driven Guy Garfield Carte la IX Ogden Parked aut regietered to Bryce White rrev Damage: 43 N Injuries 11:94 pm— lod3 B State Itata Twe bile-park- - Driver exchanged Into polio Investigation Very InJurto minor 1199 PJH— 3th East and list South Two automobiles Drivers: Darrell C Grace Idaho: Bruce Wen-deHansen 38 3133 Holladay Stephenami PI Damaget 933 No Injuries 1 91 pm— Near S300 South on High land Dr Twe automobile Driver- - Ella better Hanson 41 IxnS-Pt- X East: Al37 tb bouth bert Carl Klein 34 339 Injured: Ruth Klein 3D asms addreae Week kinked Property gxmaget S34 314 Pm— 13th Eaat near him peon Ave Automobile-parke- d auto Drivers: Chart Daniel Evans 99 3719 C onnor automobiles matioa cam rAOTED Stock brokerage office ha opening for woman qualified in book- keeping and secretarial work Mutt beat of reference for a position rxCrPTlON ALLY GOOD PAY pleasant working condition hat APPLY TODAY (SUNDAY) II AJSL to PH 14$ IC-T- H STATI STRUT auiTi m N N it ll b 3 Li Fit (r d Injun 1 Ctt Volt Fret Ccpy cf Ovr hcvs&efCtJ LjVwifwiy a a m— H Creek Canyon mile north of gale Automobile-narkeauto Driven Robert Carl Mohr 3d 1M1 Sigma St Parked auto ooeurisd IT 3223-9t- h bv Thomas Garland Andrus East Damaaet 943 N InJurioa — North Temple en1 Waet IJ mTwo automobile Drivers: Temple Roland Tata 43 Murray: Harrv Lena Graon 19 Hooper Damage: 333 N 1111 Hlt-ru- The Sute Farm Inventory Tolder — your for the asking makes it easy to keep a complete detailed listing of acri-dant- i i MAIM r parked auto regiatered to Welter Bdi E 34th South Damage: Solomon 333d- 4 31 pm — PoothUl Blvd U mil north of Sunnyeid Ave Automobile-utilit- y pole Driven John D Prater 17 1819 Downmgion injurte flVftWMBM Ave Damage: 993 K 4 47 pm— 9th Bouth pear And Waet Driver Laurence Twe automobile Hyrura Biomuiat 39 339 Herbert Ave i 19 LaDean Whitaker Neff Prevo Damage- - 3310 No injuries 4 31 p m— 10 N Main Twe autome-bile Minor No poljco tnveatif ation n I to p m— 143 E 3nd 6outhv automobile-parkeauto Driver unBam to known Parked auto registered K Klrhaa 3031 W llaou Ave Damage: 330 N injurte 4 to p m — am South and Th Eaat Two automobilea Driver: Kenneth 33- - JKri3 Hollywood Nathan Vernon Av Jama KmOb Woodard 44k dAAih lz MATTRESS CO Self Strt GnHdmdn: Pitas und m— !2LK? 650 South Mcln j No I valu BY MAIL loko City Uteh No 2 volut O j Cosh htrewith I No 2 valuo destrt Itrmi I I Hit-ru- d — ORDIR OPEN DAILY 9 AM Monday Friday Ivcnlnss TO 6 PM Till 9 I ! 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