Show ' 4 hfrlfrtinviVi' wrn§r The Salt Lake Tribune ThurMlm April ijiirii t mr U Heart Ailment Fatal for 0W3GK? i BAQCt i “OeA- n W Q- J FILATffGQY n "Draw Drapes t WvP Special to The Tribune EVANSTON ILL— Dr Gordon W Raleigh 41 a native of Salt Lake City was found dead of a heart attack Wednes- early day in the Abbott Laboratory 1 I r loAl i I' 1VI Jfl " 41 Ex-Utah- 1 mill Fabrics of Evanston Hos- pital & heart A and-miern- medl-- ( me specialist Hr Raleigh had sl'ent uesday evening m seat i it in lalmi atory ' re the I)r Raleigh III: WAS BORN May 18 1913 snn of Philip M and Sarah Raliegh He attended Sait Lake schools and was graduated from East High School ind the University of Utah Dr Raleigh was a veteran of World War 1L He married Gladys Besley In Salt Lake City lie has not resided in Utah for about 17 years Graduated from Northwestern University in 1941rhe was chairman of the graduate education committee Of the University medical school lie had interned at Evanston Hospital DR RALEIGII was a mem-he- r of the American MfcRcaL Assn tfie Chicago and Illinois State Medical Societies He had been certified by the Board of Internal Medicine and was a member of the American College of Physicians the American Diabetes and the American Heart Assns and Alpha Omega Alpha Survivors Include his widow and a daughter Jill his mother Mrs Sarah R Stevenson and a brother Thilip M Raliegh both of Salt Lake City! a V-- : V J pj§ ¥ I m ' s - L'‘iv4A IS? '7 i uUt - I fI I mT ft '!- - V 1 - i !i n& ' 1 - I w j r 60 Gauge 15 Denier machine-washab- le lb SHEER NYLONS drapes SPECIAL FOR ANNIVERSARY I Florals ! Scenics ! Rhythmic moderns Beauti-fu- l washable prints on modern ground colors like whte ffrey' pewter! Drawdrapcs with d tops blind stitched side hems fine tailoring you get only with steep prices A sensational offer that invites every homemaker to buy more during Penney’s Anniversary ! 1 11 Specially priced for Penney’s 53rd Anniversary sheer d first quality nylons with high twist for more elasticity longer wear Sizes 8 V2 to 11 Pairs For dark-seame- S M3M' SPECIAL! r SLIPS pinch-pleate- Stroot Floor t un- - 48" wltU F ''-- ' - Boiomont Downtown Murray — S188 Dealers Note Used Car Buyer Boom 90" floor length Buyers not “just lookers" boomed business on Used car lots operated by new car dealers Wednesday said members of the Spotlight on Automobiles Also Sugar Houso Downtown In All 6 Storos this IN ‘SPOTLIGHT apwio-- Vhite committee Business was so good dealer decided to continue through Saturday the bargain transportation feature where prices start at $45 a car although It was originally planned for one day KALBURNIE wntown Magna Bountiful GINGHAM 'A i v?prTn rJjLlliii ' ' ' CHECIiS! ? cars ” Elias A 'Y???8 t v : JsMisif v f sist Meantime automobile dealers readied ahowrooms for the open house events Thursday and Friday evenings for special display of luxury models — the “dream i "" t 'XK only ti 0 m - s m '4 1 f i 4x4Mf4 4 sF K4S1S e 46 t- A 4 4H m i 4SMN4lt f mm fin 0 ' O ' smsomm mi 1 J v ' j J - W'A k - s ’ ? Ml 4? 1 d ' is t 4 Jt f ' j1 ' bty' yards for 90" h£ a itown ores d Khaki and grey in cotton twill action-cu- t proportioned fit Smart dress styled shirt collar full cuff pants I f" turn & 'ktloMi kJ6 X Shirt Sizes 14 to 17 Pant Sizes 29 to 42 147 197 BUT FULL Here are qualttn ginghams from one of the famous Highland Park top trulls Mfgrs specially purchased by Penney’s with the savings passed on tdWou! Get fine qualify featuies like crease rcafetancy (to pieserve that neat'as a pin look checks have) plus machine washululity with shnnkage kept to a mere 'A Get enough yardage non for dresses blouses skntfi and don't forget spoit shuts foi men and home decorations too! 3G inches Ration’ iy ) or vi 11 ' ' y )p9t c ? y wffys' Sot 4 I1 f r :av M CREASERESISTANT! MACHINE WASHABLE! v v 1 t t 1 7I 'S ! Aiariwwst- Basement-Downto- wn In Ail 6 Stores o BOUNTIFUL OPEN MONDAY NIGHTS Basement-Downto- wn Also Sugar House Midvale Murray Magna m m PIECES! vat-dye- ach - SPECIAL! NOT REMNANTS tops U A 4 R'lon’s Rugged Sanforized' Twill Matched Set! 3" ir $ ii '4V huy with f f r' ua arw eCrA 2 35S fTi PANELS! m ycty J t 4 4 rss(vT ’RICES 4 mmm mmk F A 4 sM! 4- - Strong secretary-manag- er Utah Automobile Dealers Assn urged East West and South High School students to observe the Friday deadline in the big essay contest with cash prizes ranging from $50 to $15 for the best essays on the subject “Why it’s Smart to be a Safe Driver" and a $200 University of Utah scholarship for the grand prize All essays must be submitted to the various high school principals not later than the close of school Friday reminded Mr Strong ISA- ® ft 5 ‘o 4 4 stNjr Ml IS m 4 ® J &V 0 4 T- City to Purchase Land at Airport The City Commission Wednesday approved the purchase of a piece of land on the sbuth side of North Temple St directly opposite the south end of tha new runway at Salt Lake Municipal Airport The land was purchased for $25000 from Charles Ketchum Commissioner L C Romney in charge of parks and public property said the lan i being acquired “so we can carry forward our airport expansion program" He said the city ha attempted to obtain the land for the past two years f I f R t 4 i Low for Dorm V Ace Raymond Logan 'A con- !f tractor Wednesday submitted the low bid on the proposed Utah State Agricultural College dormitory at a bid opening before the State Building Board His offer In competition with eight other bidders was $326850 has approved a bond resolution for financing the project V P Log!an Firm Bids Acceptance of the bid pends approval by a special committee of the USAC board of trustees The board already o MAGNA ( g |