Show im fiiyj — ipnrnT"' g rJiTjjMfel gr-- i Salt £akc Thc 28 Thursday Morning SHbUttC J Y Woiliail In termoun tain Weather November 9 1911? jSj Lecturer Talks to MIA Utah: Increasing cloudiness Thursday and Friday with rain In north portion warmer Thursday night west portion cooler Friday Salt Lake City: Cloudy with rain Thursday and Friday warmer Thursday night cooler Friday Idaho: Partly cloudy Thursday with a few scattered showers oser alleys and snow over mountains slightly warmer Nevada: Cloudy Thursday occasional light rains north part slightly warmer Wyoming: Increasing cloudiness Thursday followed by occasional snow northwest portion Thursday afternoon Emphasizing importance of good reading to persona of all ages Mss d Helen Fay New York "counselor on books" spoke before a meeting of IaDS Mutual Improvement Assn general board members Primary and Relief society organizations Wednesday self-style- A deck of high clouds was spreading out over the west ahead of a storm causing light rains over western Oregon and most of Washington Wednesday evening Temperatures dropped to near freezing in most of the valleys of Utah and Idaho Wed- evening at Barratt hall 50 N Main Miss Fay a veteran teacher whose interest in reading took her into the lecturing field is on a nation-wJ- e lecture tour which has taken her into 41 states She arrived Wednesday in Salt Lake City and will be in Utah a week speaking before several L D S nesday morning as skies cleared after nearly thref days of storm Nearly normal temperatures w'ere reported over Utah Wednesday afternoon A storm over the middle west was causing light rains over the northern plains states and moderate to heavy precipitation over groups Another address is scheduled for Thursday at 8 p m at Bairatt hall at a meeting of MIA stake and ward workers which is open to the public Salt Lake School Chief Talks to P-- T A Group WEST JORDAN— More than 12000000 people will need vocational training to fit them for new jobs after the war J T Worlton assistant superintendent of Salt Meetings sihrrluled for Balt Leke City Lake City schools told members Thursday include of the West Jordan Parent-Teache- r Hotel teb— HhHl Oil Co R 10 i m Culture club 30 30 a mm Optimist club Assn at a meeting Wednesof 12 15 p directors Daughters ar finance day evening in the West Jordan American Revolution 1pm executive committee 7 p ra Roalcruc Ians junior high school auditorium S p m Mr Worlton advocated exten!ub NahouM hotel — PKO Service of the present vocational Lions sion 11 10 p m Ltah Lady m Nu Phi Arc its 7 10 p1pm: Purchasing Mil No 3 7 10 p m Brotherhood of training facilities and said there Locomotive Firemen and Lncineers No was real need for the establishMountain Htates Feeler ment 679 7 to p m of a vocational training local 501 8pm Worker atrd Telephone m A I r 6 p school on the junior college level A Wives Hotel Tempi Bquare— rmy In the Salt Lake area T p m Meetings Today 1 I PROTECT YOUFT THROAT TKING SIZE 3 the central states and the Ohio valley Temperatures and precipitation: Pre hiki 56 Albuquerque N M 72 Atlanta Ga 36 :iz Bismarck N P 59 Polie Idaho 47 Butte Monl 56 Tr Phlcaco 59 Denver Colo i03 5 Grand Junction Colo 69 108 Angeles Nev 701 Jaa Vegas 11 5 Minn St Paul Tr 60 New Orleans New York City Tr 56 53 Ogden 63 Oklahoma City 46 Omaha Neb 73 Phoenix 52 Pocatello 59 Reno Nev Rock Boring 46 )0 I At Airport Texas 62 Hnn Antonin Han Kranclaio 8 M Louis 59 Beattie Wash 57 Sheridan Vo I on 74 C Kashina West Yellow itone 37 Salt IJtke weather data: Precipitation for 01 period ended at 5 p m 96 accumulaPrecipitation for October since tive 50 deficiency Precipitation Oct 1 1944 1 13 accumulaUve excess 64 BunrNe Thursday — 8 09 Sunset Thure-da- v 6 15 Expected maximum— 58 Expected minimum— 39 1 -- 1 Wing give you full cigarette enjoyment and throat protection at the tame time! They’re blended from choice Turkish and Domestic tobaccos You’d never guess they cost you less SHOP EARLY sf J T m MAIL EARLY UNION made FOR CHRISTMAS5 'A n v v S’ s 4 s S L Paul Alr Cadet William Roger University of Utah retrieves his pants from the flagpole after losing an election bet Plenty - of buddies and coeds were on hand to witness that he “paid up” BE-JEWEIL- ED Exclusive at Keith O’Brien Student Pays Election Bet— Climbs Flagpole for Pants -- tmn X lflMD to '4SMB a Some people lost their shirts in election bets but Air Cadet William Rogers lost his pants Cadet Rogers air corps enlisted reserve student from Long Beach Cal now studying at the University of Utah apparently waa earned away by the excite- xnent of the campaign and bet one down from the flagpole where c£hia buddies Cadet William Wins- obliging friends had put them ton also from Long Beach that There was something about a Dewey would win or else he Wil-L- soldier in underwear that students Rogers would climb the flag- found irresistible and it wasn’t pole after his pants long before a crowd had gathered Cadet Winston who was ex- to urge him on and shout directhe time tions Panting and red faced pecting Dewey to wm alloutcome Cadet Rogers retrieved the pants staked a nickel on the So Wednesday while other good and slid back down the pole But Republicans were shaking their he’d paid m full beads William Rogers reluctantly put on his long handled underwear and 'went out to bring his pants es TAmLODMIEM II A ceremony dedicated to the memory of all former students of West high school who have been killed in the present war will be held Friday at 11 a m in the school auditorium Miss Georgia Young war activities chairman said Wednesday ii Lt Col C Clarence Neslen retired army chaplain 'will be principal speaker He will deliver an Armistice day address as well as dedicate and read names of service men that will appear on an honor plaque Mrs Wilford Bees-le- y and Mrs Frank Murdock will present a vocal duet Monte Fiore Slates Armistice Service Career or college girls ’ favorite Tailored softly daytime dress clever shirring on the pocket jcivelcd buttons atid brooch Gored skirt Special Armistice day religious services will be held by the ConFiore Friday at gregation Monte 8:30 p m at 355-3r- d East it was announced Wednesday Chaplain Rarry Kellman army air forces overseas replacement depot Kearns will conduct the service and deliver the sermon TIkie-anoflierMoton- ila SCARF DEPT (GIFT 4L bars SMP 10© A Perfect gift for a lady Many to choose from Wrislcy’s Chanel Primrose House Luxor Old Spice Yardlcy’s Early American and many others COSMETICS STREET FLOOR CHANEL STREET FLOOR S R ROSS Intermountain Motorola Distributor Radio Tabes and Sepplies—Phonograph Records and Accessories Salt Lake City EXCISE TAX For Xmas Giving Heavy crepe scarfs that are washable One two or three initials attached while you wait Plain scarf with no initials are 1J00 We also have initials and scarfs for men FIRST! to S3B Dress up your hat with a glittering sequin hat pin They will add just the dash that you have been looking for The new rage for the winter season 125 SSdBiiy an Extra War Bond Today f 50 East 4th South l®0 THIRD FLOOR MONOGRAMMED ii famousTfandie MAT MMS worn open or closed Colors of blue red green Sizes 9 to 15 PLUS 2 hfnrr?fih0 rrffhj Glittering Sparlzling The neck can be DRESS SALON GOG 0G©JOGOOO0Q tls STREET FLOOR nss5 §AMIF§ CKDO JEWELRY DEFT (DILASSIKD West Schedules Soldier Rites SUNDAYS t JUNIOR m CLOSED glittering combs to he Sparkling jewel worn on the top or side of your hair or a large comb to set around your roll In attractive jet or pearl plastic colored cir-cland tiny mirrors Si 5 J h JEWELRY DEPT STREET FLOOR t? |