Show TIIEV SALT LAKE TRIBUNE THURSDAY MORNING 10 9 1932 Case Continued SUMMER TERM PROGRAM JUNE For Two Wailing Reprieve Action SET K L Palmer 37 and James Hayes More than 300 Philco radio dealers from Utah Idaho Nevada and west- Committees final Appointed for H' Wdfe'courWH ern Wyoming attended an annual in disposition in the burglary charge termountiin sales conference JqxJhel Wolfe w'noi Altrma agmst them hut Judge is hearing a case in Tooele had n6L Hotel Utah Wednesday afternoon and: concluded and their case was conOpening June 17 Both Elementary Advance evening tinued a day The conference which Included a Palmer and Hayes pleaded guilty Courses of Instruction business meeting at 3 p m and a have been sentenced from one to and entertainment at 6 30 New committees of the Altrusa and banquet 20 years by Judge Wolfe for allegedOffered A m G was in charge of p Rogers club which will function when the burglarizing the Lion’s Den cafe president and general manager of district convention is held in Salt ly 3320 Highland drive April 26 and Strevell-PatersocomHardware Lake June 17 to 19 have been an- stealing a radio and eight bags of for distributor intermountain N Child George city guperinten pany nouneed by Mrs Iva Willard The sentence however was thejeement "dent of schools Wednesday an- the Philco line of radios installed president The com- suspended on June 1 for one week1 nounced the program for the six The chief speaker at the sales ses- newly nuttces are and automatically carried over a day weeks' city summer school courses sion was Harry Boyd Brown in national and local Mar- Wednesday which will be opened Monday morn charge of sales promotion for the thaPublicity Gibbs Isabel Hogan Ida Wilcox Wolfe has written to Gover-- j Ing at the West high school and the Philco Radio and Television corpora- loan fund Georgia Young Ellen Hoi- norJudge George H Dern asking that he re tion Mr Brown came from Denver dci man Florence Ware West junior high school finance pneve both men who are employed At the West junior high school 233 by alrplune Wednesday morning in Ethel Olin Edna Tomlinson Bertha as SOon as they may enter puson un West First North street work will order to attend the sessions Elizabeth der his sentence Wagner Fannie Draper be offered in the regular branches Dealers were shown the full line of Steelman Dorovocational Allen G Thurman assistant districtj guidance between grades SA and 7B in addi- new models for the first time Ingalls Sara Young attdrney announced Wednesday that thy Somers tion to manual training 'and in ad Olive Wardrop program Winnifrodjhe intends to join Judge Wolfe in ditton also to first and second high I Brown Knight Isabel Hogan Mossie recommending a gubernatorial school courses in English history good fellowship Claire Smitl) pneve algebra and geometry — Anne Wheelon Lillian Bcrrum All high school academic subjects 1 IIL1 I Vr Dinner AnnelV' Chipman Meryl for which there is sufficient demand E I 41 I Wheelon Beryl Williamson edurg 1 will be taught at the West high A La E Bliss tional Alice Pacific Union of Methods the Amy sysWest 241 street North Second school Coste Olive Guillotte parliamentariThey will include: English Ameri tem and the Utah Railway company an Sarah H Young entertainment can history world history civil gov- in allocating fuel orders and fixing Ethel Groesbeck Margaret Wilcox ernment and shorthand besides such fuel Arthur F Foran comptroller of prices were Investigated at an Eleanor Wight city federation Frruly as art work copper for the port of New York special subjects customs Ethel B Winnifred Hunter Knight commission commerce comptometer typing Interstate bookkeeping Mrs and general manager of More Game P Ralls Winnifred Olin civic at the Newhouse automobile mechanics electricity hearing Wednesday be guest Ralls Nancy Finch Nell Abbot! Birds in America Inc will hotel of honor at a luncheon to be given cooking sewing and instrumental A council women’s a Is of Amy one which legislative The hearing music the La Coste Emily Hunter music Lyle Friday noon at the chamber of Books and supplies will be fur- scries being held throughout meree by the recreation committee Charles'Bradford was conducted Beryl Williamson ountry by of education for nished by the board Carl Shoemaker secretary of the wild W Berry examiner for the commis- scrapbook Mossie Roby school elementary and junior high The club discussed plans for the life committee of the senate also will assisted by M C List attorney T Hansen committee pupils with the exception of those sion and H C King convention when It met Tuesday attend George the for commission Senior courses industrial taking Dele- chairman will preside in the Newhouse hotel service night agent their furnish school will students high Foran is here to attend the conChief witnesses for the Union Pa- gates from Pasadena Los Angeles and Mr own books and material The tuition of Western Association of cific were W M Jeffers of Omaha San Diego Cal Phoenix Ariz Og- ventionFish the fee is 6 in either case and Game Commissioners will attend the con- State Mr Child said there will not be a vice president In charge of opera-In den and Salt Lake to held be Thursday Friday and Satvention E E principal of either school in order tions of Adams vice president and Officers for the new dub year took urday at the Newhouse hotel engineering purchases that a salary may be saved George charge and Eugene McAultffe over their duties at installation cere- of Thursday the recreation committee A Eaton assistant superintendent of standards the chamber accompanied by deleBesides of the Union Pacific Coal monies Tuesday evening be in general charge president schools will to the convention will make an com- Mrs Millward they are: Miss Young gates The Utah Railway company conducted be will by Registration inspection of the Bear river bird for the pany was represented by G S Ander- vice president Miss Sybil Hopkins refuge Miss Eliabeth FitzGerald treasurer secretary Miss Draper senior group and J W Anderson at son Mrs As a matter of accommodation A Miss Wight sergeant-at-armthe junior high school L Graburn of Montreal Quebec as- Olive Waldrop and Mrs Ethel Olin sistant fuel agent of the Canadian directors National railway was allowed to present the case for his road at the Wednesday hearing The case was continued to Monday Operations of the crop production at Denver loan division of the United States automobile license of the Edges department of agriculture hgve been of material benefit to farmers of the plates on Utah cars In 1932 will be Westminster college will hold Its United and the in whereas past States D W Davis chief in “depressed" exercises commencement annual for the present year they have been and former governor of spector in a 10 30 m Gunton at Thursday “beaded" The latter is the term Idaho reported Wednesday on arthe mark will This memorial chapel given to the raised rim or edging on sixteenth annual commencement for rival to confer with Perry E Burnthe plate to balance the the junior college group and the ham manager of the Salt Lake re Efforts of congress of It was explained in the office the gional office t States budget are doing much for the high school unit state purchasing department that the United The division has made 510000 loans to justify the optimism which many Hatfield of Akron John Rev The the that means simply “depression" on for a total of $64750000 which enaddress for are nation's of the lenders the deliver Ohio will feeling be of will In the the kink plate edge recovery in the opinion of "The Quest for Truth” Dr H W abled 2500000 persons to continue Da-in reversed It Is said the enamel stands business will present di- gainful agricultural activity Mr C A Comstock of New York vice Reherd president thus better up Thirteen thousand vis reported Frames for license plates which fit president of the Postal Telegraph plomas to 18 junior college graduates who conferred Wednesday and to 26 in the high school division loans totaling $2223285 have been the present year's plates will have to company W R Powell manager of the Brown of Sandy was made through the Salt Lake regional Lyonal be discarded in 1933 since the size with Lake elected president of the alumni Wed- office to farmers of six western Salt unit of the organization of the plates has been altered to 11 Although there Is nothing definite nesday evening pt the annual dinner states Inches The same colors will by 5 to indicate when there will be an up- in Ferry hall Other officers are1 Mr Davis will meet Thursday with prevail as in tha present year turn said Mr Comstock the nation's Vice president Charlotte Allred Salt Utah and Nevada agents of the releaders are getting their affairs In Lake secretary Guy Anderson Salt gional office Efforts of LRke treasurer Mrs Elizabeth shape for better times Salt Lake congress thus far have added to the Hospital Superintendent country’s confidence he declared Scheduled to Visit S L He is returning east after a tour of the countryHe was accompanied Dr B W Black of Oakland Cal A robbery charge was lodged in by G E Osborne of the executive the city court Wednesday against four staff In New York He stopped at president of the Western Hospital men and a woman for allegedly hold- the Hotel Utah association will arrive Sunday night to attend sessions of the annual three-daing up Pete Kenos while he was walkwere seniors school East Two high convention opening Tuesday at ing toward his home 122 North Secsets Instrument awarded drawing the Hotel Utah Dr Black superinond West street early Monday outof in recogniation Wednseday tendent of the Alameda county hosThe defendants are C B Cunningstanding work in the mechanical pitals formerly was in charge of the ham Thomas Valland Mr Rnd Mrs drawing contest held annually by that veterans’ bureau in Salt Lake Dick Salatino and Joseph Martucci department under the direction of the Frank Pingree superintendent of who were arrested by police on Inforthe-D S hospital who is in charge mation furnished by Kenos They are Four men endangered by storm instructor Miss Mary Mayne still in jail In default of $1000 bond while on an outing on Great Salt lake In the mechanical arts course open of arrangements for the convention each fixed by City Judge Daniel Har- in a small motor boat were home to students who have continued the said that more than 400 persons are through both junior high and expected at the sessions He conrington before whom they will likely Wednesday safe after having ex courseschool work Gordon Squires ferred Wednesday with W W Raw-soplored several of the Islands dotting high be arraigned Thursday son of Mr and Mrs Leslie Squires Kenos told the county attorney that the lake superintendent of the Dee MeThe party Included J A Baker 1604 Harvard avenue placed first when they commanded him to throw morial hospital in Ogden program Mr of and son MacDonald com Baker Motor of the Stephen chairman up his hands he attempted to fight president the group but was beaten and robbed pany and R C Elliott of R C El- Mrs A Leclaue MacDonald 217 of $5 The Incident occurred on Sec- liott Sc Co Salt Lake and Thomas Twelfth East street won the high Utah Copper Employes ond West between South Temple and A Judd and Frank J Hale Grant-vill- school mechanical drawing contest Receive Safety Award North Temple streets he said trappers They left Saltatr Sunday for the Judgment Against Firm trip but were forced to land at AnteEmployes of the Utah Copper comDenver Man Loses in lope island In the evening because Upheld by Supreme Court pany mines in Bingham Canyon were Dollar Matching Game of the storm they said upon their the recipients m Copperton Wednesreturn The storm had abated suffiJudgment of the lower court award- day of a safety award presented by The old game of "two friends and ciently by Monday evening to enable ing D M Ockey $78554 attorney’s the Holmes Safety association an orstranger" cost Frank Lexa 28 of them to continue to Stunsbury is- fees and costs In his action against the ganization to reduce accidents In Denver $11 Wednesday when he en- land Their last stop before return Kearsarge Standard company and oth pursuits gaged In a dollar matching game he ing to Saltair at midnight Tuesday er individuals has been upheld by th d D J Parker district engineer for at was court state the United States bureau of mines Carrington Island supreme reported to police A $1500 promissory note given by made the award pointing out that Lexa said he met a stranger at the the defendants to the C S Goddard accident rates at the Bingham mines Union Pacific depot while awaiting had been reduced from a frequency a tram to Los Angeles and the newcompany was the bnsis for the suit of 121 3 an? a severity of 101 m 1922 comer offered to show him the town to a frequency of 8 8 and a severity of On Fourth South street between Granite School Board 02 in 1931 Main and State streets another man Sets Budget Meeting appeared a dollar matching game for taking care of Arrangements Los Angeles Wants began immediate fixed interest obligations The board of education of Granite Lexa lost of the Bamberger Electric Railroad school Arrested Here district will meet at Its of company have been made with the flees 3212 South State street Thurs Kiwanis Names Rabbi Railroad Credit corporation Julian 7 30 to m 16 at Detention of Arno Pfaendtner 41 p adopt day June a 21 As Luncheon Speaker M Bamberger president and general and make appropriations nnd Carl Jocrschke arrested manager announced Wednesday on forbudget anThis the next school year Tuesday has been requested by Los his Wash- nouncement was New return York from and made Rabbi Samuel H Gordon will adWednesday by Angeles authorities police reported district school Wednesday dress the Kiwanis club Thursday at ington D Cwas The Railroad Credit A George Lavln The men were arrest to finance corporation organized clerk noon ed at Second South and State streets its luncheon meeting in the with funds obtained from Hotel Utah on “The Use of Adve- railroads Detectives J P Dastrup and J S by the general 15 per cent rate increase HELD FOR TRIAL Bardole for Investigation in connecrsity" allowed railroads by the interstate Bob Savlcn cnarged with grand lar- tion with recent robberies here Members of the local club expect commission to attend the interclub meeting in Commerce Los Angeles police advised local ceny for alleged theft of a $60 vendMr Bamberger condiOgden June 18 when the group will tions will improve predicted the ad- ing machine May 20 was bound over authorities that the men are sus-- I following to the Third district court for trial pected of stealing a revolver from a be visited by the district governor journment of as a reFrank D Mumford Caldwell Idaho sult of budget congress and by City Judge Daniel liar- Los Angeles officer June 2 Arresting balancing and tax leg- Wednesday The device was assertrdly officers reported the discovery of rington islation activities of congress taken from George’s cafe 65 East in the automobile the men Crop Growth lessens ond South street 'were driving FOR SCHOOLS lonvrntion - - - - C C Inquires If!llllU IAwJ IIlLn VISIT AUERBACH’S NEW FUR VAULTS! Guides will be present on Auerbach’s second floor all this week to show you the newly completed fur vaults equipped to care scientifically for 3500 coats affording the most complete and perfect scientific protection from moths dust fire and theft Storage charges are very nominal Insist on seeing the vaults to which you entrust your valuable furs r DL ll To Visit in S I DRESSES you will BUY for their DISTINCTION you will REMEMBER for their QUALITY you will TALK ABOUT for their VALUE ©If you are used to paying more s ‘Depression’ Hits New Auto Plates College Prepares Diploma Rites Inspector Lauds Seed Loan Relief for your dresses be sure to see these lovely frocks at only Telegraph Officer Lauds Congress fifty-firs- Five Accused of Aiding Robbery 11 O We’ve cultivated flowers in their we’ve borrowed the gay prints rainbow tints in their lovely pastels we’ve insisted Drawing Contest Winners Named that each one be practical yet charming! Sizes 14 to 4G (Dresses—Second Floor) Lake Travelers Return Safely SUMMER SPECIALS e On Auerbach’s SECOND FLOOR Rail Company Official Returns l'air But Rain Brings Cheer The cool weather of the last week has retarded the growth of farm crops but the heavy rains of the period were highly beneficial savs the weekly crop and weather report released Wednesday by J Cecil Alter in charge of the local weather bureau office TELiTof' PLANS TO AID Gus P Backman executive secretary of the chamber of commerce will outline tne program proposed by the ioint city and county committee for handling unemployment relief before the central council of social agencies Thursday at 4 p m The meeting will be held at the Civic Center Two Sent to Jail © For Petty Larceny 'if e $193 ©Peter Pan Batiste Dresses Knitted Sports Suits ©Lovely Flowered Voile Dresses ©Fast Colored Print Frocks ©Organdy Trimmed Frocks ©Beaded Pique Sport Frocks r Values to $198 Austin Hewlett and Douglas Gardner were sentenced to serve 63 days In the county jail Wednesday by City Judge Daniel Harrington on a charge reduced from second degree burglary to petty lurceny W R Huntsman asslslant county attorney recommended acceptance of the reduced plea Informing the court that the state had insufficient proof of burglary Hewlett and Gardner were alleged to have broken Into the Rapid Auto Laundry 27 East Ninth South stieet May 8 stealing a vending machine Funeral Services MILK MEETING PLANNED ' Held for Florist Methods of stabilizing the milk Funeral services were conducted market will be discussed by directors of the Salt Lake County Milk Pro Wednesday for John Thomas Hobducers’ association at a meeting Mon day 66 owner of Hobday's Flower day at 2 30 p m in the offices of the shop piominent lodge man and once Utah State Farm bureau The diree a member of the city council who tors also will attend a meeting at 10idled Sunday in a local hospital a m the same day at the Newhouse Services were conducted In the hotel where Sam Green of the Call-- ! Elks’ home under Ihc of the fornia dairy council will speak onB P O E lodge No auspices 85 Graveside trade matters reremonies were conducted at Mt Olivet cemetery bv Salt Lake grand REALTY MEETING RET Pallbear-Alodge Knights of Pythias exchange meeting of the Salt ers were Claud Asher W L Wether Luke Real Estate board will he held bee John A Ayers Fdward L at 8 30 p m In The Salt tei field Thomas D Fleury and Tribune auditorium Hie R Skidmore n © (Wa reserve tba right to limit quantity) Free Delivery on Grocery Purchases of £“! Frankfurters Toilet Paper “°r 5 $3 or Boiled Ham gs? I Lime Choice picnic Special lb llulllo One-piec- (Sportswear 10c Lovely sheer prints many with hats to The newest creations in sleeveless and sleeve styles high waistlines full skirts puff Priced j $198 25c SUMMER KNIT FROCKS 2 lbs 25c 79c rolls 1 On OUTING KNICKERS Smartly tailored cotton tweed knlckera for girl to 13 year An unheard-o- f bargain Tn Oreen 5C and Gray II Pork Chops fr!1 mid Home Frock— Second Floor) GIRLS’ SHEER FROCKS match ?£!“': Dates e Silk and Wool Frocks Values to $193 More 25c M ©Travel Crepe Dresses Values to Knitted Sports Dresses Values to $198 One-piec- ©Two-piec- e Lex-Lak- it u u Mf EVERY ITEM SPECIALLY REDUCED FOR THURSDAY! ij 15c RAYON PAJAMAS 39c The young 2 to 4 ml very charming In these dainty two-pieand thev are very rayon romfortohle Pink and blue com- 4 6 and 8 year blned Sizes Regular look (Second Floor) p)m 39c ArOvv' if r k &aa J |