| Show Thu Salt Late Triton Maoday January it 1835 -- METROPOLITAN SPOTLIGHT Lt Col Hamilton S Reben-tlsc- h native Salt Laker now serving in Korea has been awarded the Legion of Merit according ' to " word received here Col Rebentisch was cited for hia “exceptionally meritorious service” as 7th Port assistant comptroller and later full comptroller from Sept 12 1953 to July 27 1954 according to an announcement from the 8th Army A grandson of Utah’s late Sen Reed Smoot he is a veteran of World War II- - He graduated reka Juab County will make an official visitation Thursday at 8 pm to the Sandy Rebekah Lodge No 30 in the IOOF Hall Kennel Club Elect Intermountain Kennel Club has elected Albert Lawrence president for 1955 Albert G Brain was elected vice president and the new executive secretary is Thomas Ralphs Other officers include Mrs Donald M Hogan home secretary Harold B Hansen treasurer D C Miller and Brent r directors WilPalmer fred ’ W Ellis and Keith L r directors and Whipple Mrs Andrew R Birrell Jr Lance H Turner Jr and Harold Osborn holdover directors two-yea- from Brigham Young University in 1940 with a Bachelor’s degree in business administration and took his Master’s degree at WAXMfSCSro Syracuse University in 1953 coco Co! Rebentisch is married to Sanitarian to tUTttreSHT Speak the fnrjroer Ruth LuodqulsL of i : mrnmmmmmmmmammmammiim"" rTrx?v 1 77gn 6gdeiw Mrs' ' RebentAcd' 'wmif' MIDVALE ‘f 'V1 — A public health kf their two children reside at the central Intermounfain Region boave lew sanitarian Claude B Duerden The weather forecast map for Monday Indi1705" Ramona Ave cates continued partly cloudy skies ever snow flurries and local drizzles are due will speak at a meeting of Garden Club Thursday at Institute Opens Toniglit 8 pm in the Midvale City Hall Dr Keith M Engar director Newly elected officers will be of productions Installed after Mr Duerden’s and assistant professor of speech lecture with t few Salt Lake Waathar Data: Precipitation day night and InTuesday ura Data Pram US Waathar mountains snow flurries one-yea- mr-wCT'riri- 4 -- Mid-Flor- a Winter to Bundle ’Area in Layer of Clouds radio-televisio- n University of---- will direct a six-wee- play- - k writing institute starting Monday at 7:30 pm in the Institute off Religion LDSj Chuqch 274 versity The- - eoaventiva is this “gavel” chairman Lowe 'to Ira Pearce 'Ashton Ileber City shows Bill CHS a Hardware Meet Today Accident Report " 4 t Uni- - course Dr Engar the drama mlttee general board of the Mutual Improvement Assn is open free of charge to hnyone interested in playwriting Guest lecturers will be Dr C Lowell Lees professor and head of the university speech department Dr Harold I Hansen chairman of the department of speech and drama irlgham Young University and )on Liljenquist winner of the Jtah Centennial Playwriting Hall Pocatello and Howard Hcmmect Alton Wyo Hardware and implement dealers will attend from five states Cko 'to 'stand “hard’' wear” of hardware Attorney General J St sponsoredcom-by- Expected! Utah y May ‘Enter’ Water Dispute Utah Attorney General E R Callister may Intervene? as "a friend of the court” in pending US Supreme Court cases involving water controversies and state’ rights Authorization for such intervention was granted the attorney general who is legal adviser to the Utah Water and Power Board by the board during regular meeting in the State Capitol Saturday George D Clyde boarid chairman said Utah’s stand on water development — especially with regard to the proposed Upper Colorado River Project — prompted the Saturday move “We have authorized Mr Callister to take alb the necessary steps to defend and support state’s rights in regard to water in cases now pending before the US Supreme Court" he ' declared SUta St and 7th North Ran Rydalch 80 478 E St Parked car Driver: Fromm owner trod F Worrell 74 P St DamEvra 31 571 S Tfh Wests Ray Rich- age 29 No lnlurlet SM80 k 20 ard toernl lMriwr Stl ID11 am— 5ih Eaat and 17th Souths Calvin H Lower 21 2783 W 85 th automobile parked ear Driver: Lara Christian Larsen 70 429 8 State South Damage: SiO No Injuries Frank A Scott 423 m— South Tempi end Snd Parked ear owners iJI IbMnaea: 1178 No Injurte “Hardware" was never more Award eer Drlvon Loen Ave Fasti automoinie-parke- d J Sts and am— Tempi South ihJI 14 A Contlwr iMajgsret Gordon aptly described than in 1953 Driver: two automobile Fat ted car owner! Roy E Smith 821 Charles Board to Meet Homer 89 21 N St! Mildred No A 800 Irowmnkton to Damage E For metal products offered Hospital South 48 862 Talian Temple Damtnhr-i’-The newly formed Citizens No injuring eat emPtto Rt and 13th Souths age! M00em— Both St and Victory Rdi American consumers this year Advisory Board for Salt Lake Co BUtumobllM Drivers! Vernon Har- b JDJf itomnhUe Driver) Franriaro will stand more “hard wear" ris! Harrtneton Si Murrays Ira Nathan General Hospital will hold an EaquivaL El Faao Tex t Vera itnkn-msc Midvale Damages 85 Na Wong Dunatar Bountiful 80 Damages than items manufactured at organizational meeting Monday Jove ia su' sea and M Sts 81711:38Nn Injurlea lilt em—8outh TempiDrivers at 12:13 pm at the hospital pm — in It South and Park StDj any time since Pearl Harbor Nadell automobile-riveeer gmtomottUe-parke- d tibJert Drivers Roy 87 85 Everett St Lewder Ariadne was voiced Sun- One of the main topics schedDamThe'bpinlon Ave 761 William Downlngton parked ear owners Unknown: Damage age: 8190 Driver suffered a hump on day by Lowe Ashton Heber uled for discussion will be nam§300 No injuries am— Redweod Rd and Slt Kenrineton and Kart City chairman of the 51st an- ing of three other members to Loses pm— I6th Souths two automobile Driver! Frank Ave I two Driver: Charles nual convention and exhibit of automohlie board W 35lh Souths complete the nine-ma- n Jam Kenaard 31 fi 80th 17 8328 Salt Lake police Sunday ft a Raemutatm ParreU Iwniont Kelaon H Mama Thom 164 3 W notion Richard Intermountain Association the raals Tracey were asked to assist Robert 8180 No injuries inImses Na $178 Ava Damaga: Raat and 8th Souths Kenaingtoa 8:31 of Hardware and Implement Rebekab Cliief to Visit Russon 673 E 13800 South two atitomehUae Jerry Feme Ath Kart and 2nd Souths Dealers 1:67 pm— Farts Veuahn Fuller Evans 18 a Special to Tha Tribune Abbl Paul Draper to recover Johnson S3 fit 8 Redwood Rd Dam- neto 68 724 S RlhDriver: ' Weals Frank W — overcoat at stolen valued $35 SANDY of The 8150 No age: Injuries president BUSY MOST OF Sunday helpConnelly 35 4521 W Slat South Sr a m —2 1st East and Sunnyalde Deseret No from the the Rebekah of 00 Utah injuriei gymnasium Assembly Damage: Drive!- Bert Ave f two automobile 7th South: ing more than 30 manufacturer's Pm— 18th 11 end Harold F-Scribner 49 8800 Hubbard Aves two8:11eutomobtleW Driver: set up display Mrs Edythe I Greene of Eu- Saturday afternoon 2330 43 representatives Christiansen Franci Wyman Bountiful 85 Neff Lane Damages 8100 Ne tnJuriea ftchrelber booths on the mezzanine of 1ft 1328 17th Feet Damages $173 0:82 a m—8th Last and i4Q Souths Hotel Utah Mr Ashton found automobile-narke- d car Driver: Clair No Injuries Muff alter 47 337Aftth East Parked car a moment to comment on the owners Mm Jack Harrop addreaa tin known Damage! 8100 No Injuries quality of items displayed m—43th tart and 87th Souths 10:1 Beth And while he discussed tools two automobile Driver! Marilyn Earts Thome J SO 1850-HtMerro tractors and thimbles toasters It UTMth Kart Damage: hardware and imAtsri No tnJuriea with retail ta:IS am-- IHh East and 49 South: from five dealers two automobile Driver: Irma R Con plement Jrt 343SUth Eartr Clair Muffaker 200 associastates more than East Damagas 8325 No 47 SSTt-Ot11:11 I thro eutomobdas 4A8-3r- period ended at 630 pm from partly for Woatbar will rang precipitation for January 134 lnjli cloudy to fair ©vr the Intarnaounlam TrS 45 inj prociplta-tiowill accumulativa excaa Region Monday Temperature alnea Oct 1 1954 418 In: accum-ulativ- a change litUa 81 In Sunrie Mondeficiency day 7:45s aunaet 5:35 Expected maxTCMPSRATURI CHART imum 38: expected minimum 18 tided SunData for period Salt Lake City and vicinity— Partly-cloud- y day at 1:30 pan Monday and Tuesday Warmer Utah ” Monday High both day near 38 low 15 Low Utah— Froc High Partly cloudy north weat with a few snow flurries over tho mountains Blending 1 otherwise fair Monday and Tuesday Bryce C Warmer northwest Monday High both 13 Cedar City days 33 to 42 west 22 to 32 easts Iowa Logan IS’ east O to 18 west 0 to minus Milford Southeastern Idaho— Cloudy with a Ogdon posnorth few flurries inow portion Provo sible - f reeling drizzle gouth portion Rooaevelt becoming partly Monday morning Salt Lake Airport cloudy with patchy fog and local drizzle Wendover Monday afternoon through Tuesday Idaho Little change in temperature High both days 28 to 38 low 10 to 25 Botao Idaho— rarity cloudy Southwestern Burley with considerable night and morning Idaho Kalla and local drizzle Monday and Tuesfog Pocatello day Little change tn temperature Intarmovntaln State High both days 30 to 4l lows 20 to 30 Nsvado— Fair Monday and Tuesday Warmer extreme south Monday Highs 42 to 52 except 66 to 66 extreme souths Iowa 0 to IS axcept 28 to 38 extreme outh cloudtnesa Wyomlna — Considerable with scattered light snow mountains and east Monday partly cloudy Mon 84-bo- Midwott ' tweed WS-IOt- h a n - ed - - Ud-Unri- L — C-- h n am— 13th 10:41 Avl Eaat and Wertmln-te- r Drtvorai two automobile n Rey Dehn S3 JW7 Imperial Sts Mae Path 88 1341 Bryan Ave Damavei 8550 No inlurle 1S:2 em—3rd Eaat and lit South: two automobiles Driver Wend Lu Avaj Oeylen rJla Fort 81 Carftaid )8 - Magna Damage: No tnJuriea am— 13th Kart and 8th South: ear Driven Eva LU- ®toMio-rk- L t0t£l ADVrmiMtNT- Don’t feel sorry for yourself! Thsiwhav soy luck" Doctar I’v lost ail b Ufa" 1 S5 Albuouerquo Atlanta Miami New Orleans Oklahoma City Phoenix San Antonio St Louis 4 0 38 78 41 4 53 53 31 It 34 6ft 30 22 2U 42 IT Tr 71 'I Road Conditions UTAH Parties to Mark ‘Year of Ram roads In northern and central Utah have patche of Ice and glide spot At high altitudes they were snow packed and lUck according to the Utah State Highway Patrol late The year of the R:am— 4653 on the Chinese lunar calendar-will open Monday and n members of the colony in Utah are Sunday Roads south of Cedar City were dry except for slick spots at high altttudea The roads to Alta Brighton and Little Mountain were open but chains or snow tires recommended preparing to greet the new arrival with appropriate festivities In addition to the usual greetings several family associations will hold dinners featuring rare Chinese delicacies during the week Most of the Utah parties will be in Salt Lake City and IDAHO roads In Idaho were reported spots gome were gnow packed and lick New anow In eastern Idaho left road there snow packed All Icy In and slick NEVADA All but slick and Sunday packed at high altitudes ! Wyoming roads were generally open but new snowfall had made some slick and snow-packe- d © tion members registered for the two-da- y intr i ®nt stand brWiiI3furit that ©ur snakes us xsty S3 BOT7 t mivm? la February Reader’ DU fast famed author A J y Cronin show how offers lives our a crippia vise advicotohelpus escape self-pit- fault''': tM Get February Reader’-Dige- st today 4! article of lasting in tercet including the best from leading mag sziaes and cunent books ia condensed form The following is a summary of the crimes reported to police during the 24 hours ended Sunday at 5 pm conclave 72 W Burglary— Ma’a Cafe lsi South reported the theft of $148 from a hiding place in the cafe Saturday night There was no evidence of forced entry Bernard Newren 323 E St re- his garage was forced two tires stolen no and open estimate bn the value of the tires Larceny —S-- K Daniels East reported that two vending machines he owns were stolen from the St Mark’s Hospital loss estimated at approximately $200 Norman Rogers 222 W 5th South reported theft of four hub caps from his automobile loss estimated at $30 Categorical totals reported to the department to date this year include: Asault 2 cases robbery 5 larceny 64 burglary 78 vandal1888-13t- h ism 12 GUS F BACKMAN executive secretary Salt Lake City Chamber of Commerce will open the convention Monday at 9:30 aml In Hotel Utah Other Monday speakers will be Joseph T Pence Salt Lake City association president Leon I Weeks Boise secretary William P Gillespie Philadelphia Henry Dlsston and Sons Inc L W Davis Milwaukee Allis-Chalm-port- and ers Manufacturing Co Harry H Mayer Shawanq Wis vice president National Retail Hardware Assn Tuesday’s sessions will feature talks by George S Eccles Salt Lake City president First Security Corp R L Hamers-leBoise head of the firm which hears his name Ted B Miller Gering Neb president National Retail Farm Equipment Assn Robert Gros San Francisco Pacific Gas and Electric Co and Truman L Brown Youngstown Ohio public relations executive y ’civ tcollipasl d kills mouth for §0 out of 50 At lasstf A toothpaste that destroys mouth odor for anybody! liiat’ft the new Chlorodent It has more chlorophyll than any other toothpaste! 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