Show v wmv i -- Civic Groups Brief Salesmen To Boost Tourist Business PIES A SATURDAY Shot SPECIAL meat Pits 14c eafor I - ’ BAKERY AND 1 CAFES OPEN 1 AM TO 1 PM Sml No 1—1134 Sovtfi Stall Stroot -2- 034 South llfh loti St mNo HJAUTY JS - 'V Sr- - 812 i! j f h— V !— ’ v f V to Introduce your dog to V j 4v J- 1 & t ? - " I' PHONE tf SPECIALS i f Sifectlve Friday and Saturday April 15th and 16th ! j - ' Li RUMP SWISS ROAST I a longer healthier life! : KAST 4-56- 41 U i ’ h Af4 C Don't let HIDDEN HUNGER Shorten your Dog's Life I IHNI Winder left informs P II Mutart Mr and Mrs F A Bradfield and Mrs Alta Pollard on value of “selling Utah” W C LEG OF LAMB 79c 53c 59e 49c 79c ££ It PORK LOIN ROAST SLIC BACON Back Ouereirt) FILLET RED SNAPPER SWISS CHEESE X GROCERIES KRAFT CHEEZ WHIZ CUT BEANS 303 states Thursday aired questions on the proposed merger of the American Federation of Labor and Congress of industrial Organizations in Newhouse Hotel TIIE OCCASION was the third annual convention of AFL Metals Council Sessions will continue through Friday said S Wesley Johnson Denver acting president of Conclusions of the council delegates at the closed meetings will be unannounced until the national convention later this year Key speaker Friday will be Otto ilerres vice president Combined Metals Reduction Co 33c Titwll CORN Whl Krnl 903 10c ill V"’"'" PINEAPPLE JUICE 23c 49c BLUE PLATE SHRIMP ORANGES for I non-delega- sv v s SS 'A sSXv- j 'V::' v W9 ' ’W ’ ‘'Wv Ilis topic is “Metals— Indispensable to Progress" 2 lb 13c 2 cleaner in two ways v 7c ARTICHOKES to make my linens Non-Ferro- 10c ili use Clorox every time I More than 100 delegates representing labor unions in the metal mining industry In nine 299 ?fL Start the Walter Kendall Lifetime Feeding Plan Now! Metals Unions Air Merger 55c - HONEY GRAHAMS A t j 2ND SOUTH 9jf “We will have about 12 vacancies but some persons have already indicated they would like to fill some of them and we don’t expect' much trouble in filling the rest” he said total of 106 contracts were sent out recently but some they Special to Th Tribune turned to the Murray Board teachers had indicated would not return The district MURRAY — Practically all Education Monday Supt will need 112 teachers next of the expected 102 contracts of Easton Parratt announced year Supt Parratt said J signed by teachers were re Murray Teachers Return Contracts - I- FIRST AT WIRTHLIN'S 0 TTf " 1 t$loVuAOTL MEAT KtKMMV’'' tion Sons of Utah Pioneers and Adult Education Division Salt Lake City Schools are the men and women employed in service trades including restau- rants service stations transpor-tation hotels and motels An estimated 39 million tourists visited Utah last year spending about 83 million dollars But they stayed only an average of 24 days according to a survey completed by representatives of the current program sponsors Increasing the average stay through power of suggestion promoting the area’s many scenic attractions would obviously increase the economic return according to a special training course being presented to those having personal contact with tourists The course consists of 12 sessions of two hours each sales force hundreds is being numbering briefed to boost Utah’s lucrative tourist business The salesmen who are being trained under a program cosponsored by Salt Lake City Chamber of Commerce State Department of Public Instruc- person-to-perso- n FRIDAY V The Salt Lake Tribune Friday April 15 1955 180 A VI) It L Reese Salt Lake City president Utah Federation of Labor was among Thursday's 15c ' I 'V ' speakers cu wojjy ! by'-cctd makes linens fjn nk r tr i k j I $ i Ft : £ J i BREAD ROYAL NOT mre fkm white g WHOlf WHEAT NOT WHITE - BUT A DELICIOUS BUND Of it makes tliem THE TWQI There’s delicious new treat now’ awaiting ou at food store — Rojal W heat Bread faorite your It’s a new loaf — made with a blend of white and whole wheat flour different from any bread you’te ever and tasted All the delicious flasor of white bread the extra goodness of whole wheat! 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