Show Shoppers Fail To Observe Paper Holiday “Paperless” Tuesday — first for Salt Lake City and county — was observed perfunctorily by many merchants not at all by some and ardently by a slim few The “paper holiday” on Tuesday’s will be continued until the shrinking supply of paper bags and is eased said B wrapping paper L (Brick) Wood state salvage director He urged citizens to take out the old shopping bag to make purchases on Tuesdays and to return paper bags for reuse Drug stores reported “no complaints’ when goods were handed o er the counter unw rapped “But come people didn't even know about paperless Tuesday” one druggist commented Grocery stores reported few housewives remembered to bring their shopping bags "and with all those little cans and potatoes end apples what are you going to do?” They suppLed paper bags Grocery stores were the only places reported where thoughtful customers brought paper bags for reuse Some downtown store officials raid: "We can't have people wandering around the store with unwe'd be wrapped merchandise to ourselves shopliftopen lajnrg of course if ing and thievery the customer has a sack we’ll put the goods in it but we haven’t given anyone unwrapped goods” At one tiny grocery store in a residential district the woman clerk when reminded of the paperless day gasped and moaned: “Oh and after all the cusI forgot tomers I reminded yesterday!” Theaters Outline Free Bond Show Hall of the campaign Salt £akc tribune Three programs observing National Education week which began Monday will be held Thursday it was announced by various chairmen Salt Lake Kiwanis club members will view a program of colored slides showing youth ac- -' tivity under direction of Ernest M Hanson assistant superintendent of Salt Lake City schools at a meeting Thursday at 1215 p m in Hotel Utah A radio program observing the week will be presented Thursday at 4:30 p m over KSL including a dialog by Stewart training school pupils and a singing program by students of city public schools The program will be sponsored by the Utah Education Assn Miss Margaret Davis will direct the dialog and Lorin F Wheelwright will be in charge of the school chorus An evening program celebrating the week will be given by Murray Lions club at 8 p m in Arlington school Murray said E V Morten-so- n state-against-sta- szes Simulated leather covered Varnished wood Painted wood Photo Booth— Stroot Floor Charge If at AUERBACH'S HOURS 19 to 6 DIAL 5 6fcS3 dealers Dealers generally agree that acute during the past year But just to be sure better get i warm weather of the past several weeks kept any deficiency in sup- that bin filled now ply from showing up Several asserted cold weather demanding Girls! Women! Fraternity to Meet Approximately DOc of all fraternity Sgma Alpha Epsilon trouble caused through carbon mo- Alumni Assm will meet next Tuesnoxide and burning of natural gas at 8 p m at the University is due to Improper equipment day 130 E South Temple club faulty vents and poor installation he said W HI hlrb N m m of Tkfw Job! D On rtl' ' WANT? lUltrM (food pint con enient Itottra t c Hide monfY hfl N r town— wiitrfM Job nerfsnary) Mld (no fufierlfae lem (food lnpertrii hour on one approached s? Pvt Willett was uninjured Arrested for investigation of robbery were Mrs Neada Agnes Baldes 20 222 W 2nd South and Mrs Frances Xluiterrez 22 515 S 2nd West convenient pmj 8ee Jack White i cam needed m per-ira- te Ass’t MfT HOTEL UTAH (Cuvntin! female anpliea nte mead bae 18ES referral card) ! h? tr- te - V ? 3 i “G I Joe” Pvt Charles W Cornell son of h East who has been staMr and Mrs T C Cornell tioned with a field artillery unit in Honolulu since December 1941 cast his ballot in the nation’s second wartime election His grandfather Charles A Cor-- j nell a bearded cavalryman in Gen Iclean-shave- n 433-13t- Wanda Re:d 364 E South Temple taxi driver w’as fined $100 and sentenced to 30 days in jail Tuesday by Justice of the Peace Arthur B Bnnghurst when found guilty of illicit sale of liquor to two sailors Mrs Reid was arrested at Denver & Rio Grande Western railroad and Tuesday depot morning turned over to liquor control commission officials Officers said she received $9 for two pints of whisky QFF heavy firing In business builchrgs and apartment houses soon wiU make stoker slack difficult to obtain Dealers say efforts of the war man power commission have gone a long way toward minimizing the labor situation which has been so I Casts War Ballot as Did Grandfather in Civil War For Liquor Sale Also miniature I Not much worried about the coal situation this year? Maybe you are sitting back too early “Persons who have filled their coal bins are going to be the happy ones” asserted one Salt Lake coal dealer Tuesday in voicing an opinion echoed generally by other G Cal Dri er Fined UP TO j Cavalryman Charles A Cornell dressed in the union blue of the north during the Civil war set a precedent for his congrandson when he voted during the flict Ills grandson a 1944 “G I Joe” cast his ballot in the second wartime election Clearance Szes 8x10 and 5x7 The program of the Salt Lake power and heating division for elimination of hazards resulting from faulty gas appliances and equipment will be speeded with release of aluminum for gas vents by the war production board W L Butler chief engineer said Tues' day The aluminum which had to be replaced with inferior materials for gas vents because of war conditions now is available in sufficient quantities to justify its use in any gas venting product Mr Butler said i 27-2- 195 fo 395 Gas Vents Aid ‘Fill That Bin’ Say Coalmen Safety Drive As Cold Weather Nears - program chairman Murray high students wnll conduct the program which will include a panel discussion music and readings Baetz state motion picture chairman for the drive said Tuesday Each patron who purchases a George A Custer’s famous fightbond at the theater will be ad- ing band of the Civil war set the mitted free Regular tickets also precedent He too voted during wall be on sale war — for Abraham Lincoln For Pearl Harbor day Dec 7 a The two American soldiers both selected group of theaters will whom paused long enough to of show specially booked premiere to an to ballots to their bullets voted add consist audience pctures under different circumstances only of bond purchasers Pvt Cornell member however of a highly mechanized power Salvation Array Given driven army of tremendous size Yule Kettle Privileges was one o millions to cast a servHis grandfather ice man’s vote Permisson to place Chrstmas dressed blue and Union the in kettles and a mechanical Santa a Claus In downtown Salt Lake City equipped with little more than musket and determination was to raise fund3 for Christmas ac- one few soldiers tivities was granted the Salvation to of a comparatively ballots mark Lake the Salt Army Tuesday by Regardless the 1944 “G I Joe” Citv commission must have remembered a surely also The commisson granted his grandfather petition of McClanahan’s to9 W stones inof thehow battle of the states erect fought Broadway for permission recalled how his a giant Santa Claua figure in He must have who battled also with grandfather front of the store Berdan’s Sharpshooters played "Yankee Doodle” at Appomattox Va w'here Gen Robert E Lee surrendered to end the civil conflict To Pvt Cornell with those memthat vote must have meant ories PICTURE FRAMES a great deal Reg Three S L Programs Slated To Mark Education Week Wednesday Morning Nov 8 1944 A Practically all moving picture theaters in Utah will contribute to the Sixth war loan by holding a free movie day Nov 20 at the opening iTljc s s TTolrl llGlll - j Xll A-SSclll- Theodore Strong 31 Hill field was arrested early Tuesday morning after allegedly assaulting four persons He wras subdued police said by a Mexican whose name police were unable to comprehend who struck Strong over the head several times with a For Christmas Gifts in hammer Strong was treated at police emergency hospital for seven lacerations of the scalp and fore- ( Housecoats head and a bruised hand Officers said Strong broke Into the apartment of Mrs L Lott 221 Emeril ave and allegedly attempted to beat her Mrs Dott ran to the Claude Ann apartments 23 N 1st West where she sought aid of Mrs Edna Brennan The latter returning to Mrs Lott’s apartments also was accosted by Strong police said The man then ran to an apartment occupied by the unidentified Mexican couple His attempt to attack them was stopped when he was struck with the hammer officers reported ' ’ N— 7 f - ix-- J 'A - J7 - ’ : ‘j : P slips shower curtains from the fabric of bomb 'chutes and glider tow ropes! 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