Show ' 4 The Salt Lake Tribune S Saturday August 10 1003 rUndcriniiics Power Duet — ' " I Leak From Water Main Causes Added Damage I 1 Additional damage came to The duct had begun to collight Friday from a leak in a lapse and was threatening water main at South power service to the two build J 10 inch Temple and Main ings I OFFICIALS OF Utah Power CREWMEN Friday '& Light Co said water from Installed temporary surface the leak washed some support lines to the two buildings I from an underground concrete Cables were set up on utility Jduct carrying power lines to poles In Tr out of the buildings the Deseret Book Co 44 E UP&L officials said the JSouth Temple and the Medical temporary lines would remain Arts Building 51 E South In service until the underJ Temple ground duct has been repaired THE LEAK occurred Reunions I about 5:30 a m and Wednesday J JMrTH— Dtttindanfi of Jam Smith a power company had flooded Mooa family Sunday Llbarty Firapiaca t M m to J p m transformer vault to a depth of ! Park I BINOHAM — Datcandants of Willard and 16 Inches as well as the conClara Smith Bingham Saturday Libarfy Park north of iaka 10 m Taka awn struction site for the Kennecott lunch ' HALL—Job Pitchaf Hall Llndon City Building No damage to the 11 was reported 'Park Saturday Potluck lunch transformer Ily Lee Holley Ponytail Steel Firm Aide To Direct Unit Of United Fund William C Sullivan assistant student body presidents of duector of the Federal Bureau their schools this coming year of Investigation Washington DC will be the special speaker Aug 16 during graduation ceremonies for the Utah National Guard Freedom Peaches Pears? Outlook Poor David L Bigler district director of public relations District United Academy at Camp W liams States Steel 1 is chairman of the professional division Salt Lake Area Unit- UIL ed G Wll Utah's peach and pear crops are expected to be below aver J age this year THE ASSISTANT to Edgar Hoover will speak on youth and youth problems and Americanism and the role It plays In today's cold war He Is scheduled to arrive In Salt Lake Thursday evening MR SUUJVAN will fddress 65 high school students special guests and the public at West Bowl the amphitheater at the Utah National Guard training site at Jordan Narrows Maj Gen Maxwell E Rich Utah Adjutant General said Thursday THE THIRD annual Freedom Academy will begin Monday morning at Camp Williams The week long session for the students most of them will serve Corp Teen Academy lo Hear FBI Official Fund The division n c J u des 1500 persons who are i doctors lawyers dentists archl- Mr Bigler t e c t s accountants and certified public accountants J MR BIGLER will have the responsibility of naming to six subdivisions in his division said Neal A Maxwell general chairman fKyrs A v ' A WV V A will feature subjects on Americanism and the Comijiunlst threat which faces Americans A GRADUATION dinner at the camp's officers’ club will be open to the public at $2 a plate Gen Rich said MANY OF THE producing areas of the state had severe frost and hail damage according to a report by the U S Departments of Commerce and Agriculture and the Extension Service of Utah State University HARVEST OF early peaches has begun with the main harvest expected later In August or early September the report continued Range conditions throughout the state continued to worsen the report said however the picture was brightened In some spots by local storms Invites you to 1h Fabulous visit Jm 4981 top quality back - to - school 8 SO STATE July Is open house month Nitely Entertainment NATIONAL BEVERAGES INC V ' Jw A iOtr-- ’ shoes at budget prices'’ each Tf ! l Girls' Oxford in black brushed nylon Also in all red leather Sizes 816 to 4 C and D widths (a) with (b) 1216 (c) leather vamp Girls' Oxford Boys' Oxford 316 to 7 316 C and to 7 C D and D leather 12 multi-brow- C and n D In black leather sizes Shadow antiqued leather widths (d) Boys' loafer with elastic qore over instep for snug fit Cordovan brown sizes 316 to 7 C ond D widths 4 Hta in brushed shades Sizes 8'6 to to 4 B and C JtlinWAA AS r ft tt u n A-li- jumper stars ne the classroom crowd in 599 our Estron jersey is Fine cotton corduroy with flattering and newsy lowered waistline Buttons up the back with gold-tonbuttons a happy choice for school days ahead Gold loden or feal sizes 8 to 18 e a joy to zip into e 499 The clean-cu- t tailored blouse lines of the shirt dress in miracle Estron ocefote crscy washable packable and durable The conceals a length snag-prozipper SplaJi print in blue and gold or teal and cranberry Sizes 12 to 20 Mm! and phi tie cJirt filled and 35c postage for tnnl ' 279 In muted print cotton Shades of green and blue or brown and red sizes 32 tp 38 ‘ Mail and phone orders filled add 35c postage for jumper (c40) and 20c for blouse (c47) (CiO) ‘I BARGAIN H BASEMENT BARGAIN BASEMENT little misses love our perky boys’ no-ir- cottons for school - 279 tfSSA' on Shown are ust a few of our delightful in easy-w- ash cotton sizes 3 to 6x selection fife’ ski pajamas (a) 2 pr 300 Miniature print (b) In trim He'll sleep warm and restful on cold nights interlock cotton p 's Fully Cut for comfort with collar knit In our Nautical collar (d) Shirt dress no-so- knit anklets wide elasticized waist Fade proof no ironing minimum shrinkage Elue green toast grey or red with contrasting trim Sizes 6 to 14 In blue or brown aqua or navy with striped (c) j in on blue or red plaid red or turquoise wristlets Mail and phone ordirs filled atld BARGAIN f ik pottage Mail and phone orders filled add 24c ' postage fur mail (c2) let)) BASEMENT r BARGAIN BASEMENT VALUES 4 r BARGAIN 'M r a- j - -7- — —y BASEMENT f rvinNJn USE ANY OF OUR CONVENIENT CREDIT PLANS FOR YOUR BARGAIN BASEMENT PURCHASES MAIL AND PHONE ORDERS FILLED Dial DA n Sal I Ac T A n Ogden FR 4 27H0 n Vrovo Zemth 717 in outhine dca ron s r FU n r phoni dsuviry rmi (jfunlst itlt Mail ofdirs to bo add trtduMtd j plus jUs Sax j tft Utah TT 7 262-244- 5 I I tenant 4 ruTV j |