Show '- - - --' S Cile I 12 Salt lakc Zribunt Thursday June 19 1947 - Talent Shows Continue at Parks Today t' i i ' I - i i ' : - - - 1 i i -- ' A 4 - ' i' !: I 44- - — ct (::' ) '' ostt - l''' ' 0 e'- : '' - i t i i't ' ' 4!r t:-- '' i's O4idfir7- ''' — '' A15-77-4- f r z N ' - 443 4 k 'et' ! 1 ' ' : t - ::1'17if 4 -- '''' ' - i: r z i :M e'r "'"'--- ' - N :: 42-s- ''''''' "N ( '' ' ': - :t r''''--'- ': 4 ' !: -- - 7'' '7 ' l '72 4 1 4 i ? f r ' : : :4 :: '' k: 12 I' : ' 4P''' : I - 4' - - - A- : I:r:: ' ' ' : ':' ' d t ii ' qt t - 5 ff : Rayon crepes and shantungs in pastels navy and black Dressy and tailored styles 10 i'1 :'4: - :1: k to 20 9 to 15 16 ? : o i i :i t iii - r4s Trrr!"'""Zr!t:rzzzm:F:'5::m:::'nnkn:':::V:r:':'ziUMM:rM'-n?::!:-n::k:::f::Z!rrrx!7:-':gfNr''t:!-rt'-:fxn'r7:r!!r':t:ntr::Yr-::'-'f-!--r7:-:!:!-77-x:L-:J-r- - 7 :4 4verything for Baby We make mother's job easy with the best equipment to keep baby safe and comfortable - rlim I1 I ' ' 14 LC 1 i ' - - 1864 ESTABLISHED IN SALT LAKE CITY aca 9 'Lions Present New 11ta4 Symphony Chief S7500 to S L Outlines Development Aim Child Hospitals a-- to 2412 THIRD FLOOR DRESSES d FLOOR JEWELRY—STREET will make his home in Salt Lake z f 012Eil City during the season and will 4 z conduct most of the rehearsals CON 41131d) himself He hopes to Increase the C0011FOR size of the orchestra from the 68 pieces of last year to 77 by adding z chestras as organizations which principally strings and some wood- lei By DONALD M EvEnErr achieved musical excellence winds—enough to make the orhave A fresh outlook on orchestra because the members are a re- chestra Independent in presenting been MOO Checks have and building symphonic program SALT LAKE CITY TO: totaling ONE WAY of the community accompositions with heavy spected should which part donated to three children's hos- building—one In his for of programs celerate planning the Utah symgrowth Los Angeles 095 pitals by Salt Lake Lions club phony musically and as an in- first season Mr Abravanel is conwhich raised the fund by sponsor- tegral part of the community— sulting programs presented in the Dallas 217'3 during the past several years ing Black Hills Passion play last was presented Wednesday by city ' He intends to select for his prez Maurice The internaAbravanel January those conductor 'Ales-da- y sentation symphonic works Pueblo 990 In brief ceremony at takes tionally renowned a contract as musical "accepted as among the greatest" accepted the Church of Jesus Christ of director and conductor of the Utah which have been neglected in past ir-11980 ofLatter-daVancouver y years and to intersperse among Saints William J symphony t 44trel'-'sz i I ' them the best of modern ' 1 -- r : one to not ahead Lookink but I' ' club of the preFouyer president 1 Panguitch seasons exMr Abravanel sented check of $2500 each to many PLUS TAX 1 pressed his belief that "true orVigorously stressing his belief (' i 1 nii I'll i 1 ' George Albert Smith president of chestra building lies in develop- that music programmed is of more D S church for Primary ing the musicians of the orche- importance than the solo artist L the ' V 't--OTHER LOW FARES k l'we - 1c:fr 1 i Children's hospital Lincoln G stra" A strong believer in the use Mr Abravanel announced i i conof musicians to resident the artists plan i engage great guest ' Shritrustee Kt in of Kelly charge Okla City ductor said any musician "willing expensive artists—but for a par- $1980 ners' : 1) (ti 1 vHospital for Crippled Chil- to work and eager to improve" ticular work If one artist will not J t" 41 Seattle 1680 and J C Denton secretary of who would take pride in the or- play the work chosen another will i z i 4 ir ---r and be chestra the found" would i community commisGlenwood---Spg- s I i rrri34 847 Salt Lake polio building l 0 I 4L to valuable the orchestra prove f ::: I The new musical director plans for the proposed 'Utah Chil' can import 77 virtuosi to perform such works i "Anyone Omaha 1885 sion as the 2111121 I1114 tiV:1i1q dren's Hospital for Crippling di- from New York or Hollywood" Brahms i concerto and he declared then explained that violin concerto piano t Denver 990 seases II J7 Beethoven t -the best necesnot do t orchestras a the the concerto Following Pastoral and Ninth presentation symi 1 Wichita 1735 group accompanied by Salt Lake sarily contain the best Individual phonies and a symphony of Mozart ' AIi rt? ' 441:" 7 : Lions visited the Primary hos- players Mr Abravanel pointed to and Haydn—all works performed Tacoma 1655 pita L441iIAli4474: i the Boston and Philadelphia or never before or not for several L 4 z Richfield t -for the 370 The funds are ofdonated years in Salt Lake City I Mr Abravanel said he definitely service to the specific purpose 0 2690 children The funds are not to be Chicago t used either for building construck 990 tion or research but can be used Cheyenne PLUS TAX for equipment and "such things as will make the lot of hospitalized happier" FURTHER SAVINGS ON children Response to the membership : The check to the new hospital ROUND TRIPS! will be used for a clinical electro- campaign by Salt Lake's Humane encephalograph a machine which society has not been too good recan be used to determine degree ports Mrs J Melvin triple-plat- e Petty memof muscle injury to polio victims bership chairman t ASK ABOUT Valued at $2500 the machine will "This is the first drive we've t VACATION TOURS! be housed for the time being at conducted in eight Mrs Salt Lake County hospital in the Petty said Wednesdayyears" "We had polio ward It will eventually be hoped for better results" installed in the new Utah hospital The Humane society his set its for crippled children but will be goal at 5000 memberships at $1 a ' ' 4 available to patients of both the year each The campaignwill last t ' f other two hospitals throughout June Si The societranay be reached by 60 L Second South St 4 at adtelephone Mailing Phone tr! Pensioners Meet Today dress is 1031 Beck st 4 A N ' of Salt Regular weekly meeting Lake branch Utah State Old Age 40111111Atafirdb gb""1"" RI Pension and Assistance organi- 1 i 3P-LT RAIWCAV zation will be hell Thursday at 2 t t ! 4 111 pm in the I 00 F hall 41 Post ''' was announced Office it pL Ls1 Wednesday Organization of working committees and plans for election of f officers for the new Y 11 C A "Y's Men's club" were e —I I completed ' — Wednesday evening at a meeting in Covey's coffee shop 534 S s: 714 Main according to Frank Yeoe mans 4 temporary president Named to committees were Carl : : al -- -- 1 ll h Lincoln G Kelly trustee in charge Shriner § Hospital for Children and J C Denton secretary Utah Children's Crippling Diseases Funds came from January Passion-Pla- M d k- 1 eNAIRSKOMAili ISaints r Polished brass compacts by Wadsworth decorated with handsome engraving or pas- tel enamelwork Good mir- rors hinges and easy-woring snap fastenings No tax t Checks for $7500 change hands as William J Fouyer president Salt Lake Lions left presents three checks for $2500 each to George Albert Smith president of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y i I li 98 k — 1 ' - a i''i 4 tO t't C WIP m : r ‘f ' -t ut 17 i' : ' ' t t tl ) E 1 I 4A v 4''::7:-- 29 'E ' :4 40-- 4 ' " A 9 : “ 4'4--tf41 t - :' : !:z if rt1ii N 17 4 F— - ‘0 'S' : ' - !1' i f men 0440:4777-si !i - I E® Third Floor Dresses in misses' junior and half sizes 70 dresses reg- 1095 85 42 dresses reg 1495 $10 18 dresses reg 1695 SIO 18 dresses reg 1795 $10 ! 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' :''' ':t1:' I 4 A ':'''' i n aelkilifoll4 - ' 7 ' 14 -- 21 i - :'' I ' ' ''''f' — ir:IhiPlItt ie' ' 2 N 3 e I :: v N t 4 1 "'" 4 ''''( ' 4 4 ti i 0 i 1 1 4 4- ' ' 1444---4- - ) 440' I -8 j ''' &- I N - ale Women s Dresses - ' ' r 4 o- '"::':Z t e- - - ''''t '' ': lir 40'-- iq i 1 t i ii'":"N ' - i ' ' $ than the price :1 $ - other specialty numbers the opening event was staged by Miss Joyce Melroy of the Progreasive school of music Slated for 'iliursday are similar programs to be held in Liberty park and Fairmont park at 8 pm under the direction of Xiss Darlene Ortega of the Ortega school 401111t AP of dancing ompacts that look much more 'C:::: ft rZ'7:n-i--1 i ' 1 f t 0' i '' ' 'f i Youthful Salt Lake talent went i Wednesday night as the proposed "weekly talent ra- ' radt" program of the city recreation department opened at Alrbase Marked by dancing singing and t t:'7Z--:- 77 - i on display r'"s77""-:":""1- 1 f 4 Assists Drive on Children's Diseases - 1' I ir l 1114EramEgivOm"' e''''''' i: 7 - 542 1 rX : t ' ' a t ' i 70 1t:' - 'ts - ' i f - ' — t1 t i r f E " - 1 f- t 1 11 -'- - IE ' ' '' : 1 1 1 ' i - - i I ' ri ' : 1I ' 1 r 4 I 1 — At - tt i ' r t E t i 4 1 ' ' - 44 ' 1 '" I 11C:!rat i ' re' -- i - A 4 I - i 4 t -- - 1 — ' I '1 1 - - : I t1 - 1 '4 - silverware of 1 I' t a - E' - E E ' 4 I : 58 ' 1 E 2 1 YMCA Club t t - E - 1 " F I k Plans Election July 1 - 1 1- 3-3- 923 I ' 7' rare beauty and sound value! TRAILWAYS BUS DEPOT I 1i - t ' Guildcraft's 'Concerto' New I 1 - f !' ' 4 --- - t 1 1 '' ff 1 - Humane Fund Drive Lags E i ' ' - E - 4 "16ErE l 1 t - $ - r' - p a - : Ell E 1r i ! I c--' - i 1 1 I1 i - -- Li ! 3 B-fl- at ' f 1 : - -4- v- i t j 4 t e 4 - - - 1!11i E i f i ' t i 1 11 - ' 1 f q 1 - - 1 t i - - - : - I " 17' i4 " ! k t 5 : Colonel Stoop)la k ' 1- ' " 1 ' 013J1-t- 1 1i-- - - - ---- - ' - - G Wahlberg program chairman nominating chairman Marvin J Eertoch constitution and bylaws chairman Next meeting is scheduled Wednesday - 411 of Nov kip By COLONY:10 Ar e EL - ta - " r" permanent ficers will be July 10 fis-hic- -- :: 0' 111 I managers 1 FOR TRUE LEMON FLAVOR I : ': Ill I A HOYE Jp I I'(''i ': i 0 — l'":44 - e 4 1 1 – 77 0 The sensation of the year in silversmithing! Exquisitely designed and modeled shell Motif Triple-plate- d on unusually graceful flatware such outstanding quality Chest includes: 8 each knifes forks salad forks teaspoons soup spoons butter spreaders 1 sugar shell 1 butter knife s Also in open stock Use a convenient budget account! SILVER-STR- EET :3 I 3993 $45 1598 FLOOR SHOP-THI- RD i : - II emi4110 t Or i il ' ASK YOUR GROCER! S $45 993 993 to 2403 893 549 2793 - - 1 ' r i $ 1 : 40P 4:i 't INFANTS' -- ttn- ftMWW I 27"x52" Baby Buoys holds baby safely in big tub FLOOR ‘ - f--: er High chairs plain and upholstered Wicker bassinet or carrying basket Stands for wicker baskets Wicker bassinette on wheels place settings $9 ' t raise-and-low- Modestly priced for with silver - Kroll baby beds wax maple finish raise and lower springs Kroll baby beds wax finish springs Kroll buggies grey or blue collapsible Ball bearing wheels Kantwet mattresses innerspring dust and waterproof - - 0 :4 : v Chest of 50 pieces 6-pi- ece ! I Nr : ::f7 71 We select all our infants' furniture to help baby grow straight and to reduce hazards to the minimum Kroll's fine beds strong strongy constructed with springs that have just the right amount of give for comfort Buggys deep and safe with easy rolling action High chairs practically tipsproof safety anchors for seats and many more baths car - N - or - ' William Carl Wabel will be in- stalled as consul commander of ' the Salt Lake camp WOodmen of the World July 11 at 8 pm in the ::' Oddfellow's hall 41 Postoffice pl It was announced B by H Clements secretary Other officers to be installed Include Earl Barnes past consul 1 commander Roy C Atkins ad- vizor lientenant Elsworth J Cas- - 4 sity escort Archie B Carroll watchman A E Hills sentry and A Thomas L Longden board of f:1 I 1 - ' Installation Rites Slated by WOW ' ' ' shop STOOPNAGLE roast ever tf the toastt and the stand "S: I'll ILLST AVILA-NT- S exactly-righare their toast a beef a sly trit of dish Wow e a slice of beef or a cup for maybe lust even coffee the bunk of their roast rag in Salt and ru tell you I'm abo-i-t to leaveabout that of their coffee Now or a is good whether a restaurantbutter covers Lake City I feel frr:e to talk come restaur int I've of the a bad one If the buttered toast the finest of extended tour piece entire on my across the to must be at least a quarter It lust happens States ::: aa United spelled Shop--n- ot Coffee of an Inch thick and brown he the thanic ' godness Hotel Utah here smile and The head waitresses There's came you niake you glad to take your order (111"-there a waitress seated She's the minute you're well groome4 and and pleasant efficient The toast st quietly thickbreakfast la lust the right covers the nese end the butterno cardboardy entire surface with around the edges: deserted spaces cooked-as your eggs are cared yourthoug coffe somebody really AAAA and brought ver) the joint is the center the is hot and delicious want it in the time you If Ws en a gob the just are roast beef is at You a secend to have B If invited le or reties 3116th5 of an inch thick are not charged about aorne red cup for which you sit snore and hot and tits thin and Your whole day is made as you it's the news reading meat Ws OK- - but ifand comfortably overdone' to you and sloppy Cabby end door And paper they presentedin the feeling thimIt you rext glow ru gocoffee—that's literally you so hot Make for got to benot theyreataurant the too of pleasant comfortthat steam tba like of set sort ten I 1 Youwith-you arid not too light and black Haw- - huh? of a 4Lishrag out ths last t at 6:30 pm at Covey's coffee Election of of- L) ' -7 D Atwood Bird 2:iisocialkote—am - ' - ESTAiLISHED IN SALT LAKE CITY 1864 - i- I I 1 401711001000101' e I t t 1 ESTABLISHED 6 IN SALT LAKE CITY 1864 r |