| Show 10 zatt 1ke The Int 47rib Saturday June 28 1947 OM' t 1n'°ff INr "4 PP'I'f te‘ t Increased Coal Output Held Asset to State I 71!?' r - "N A :7 4 n n 0 rLook114- - 0 ' - - '' 4 )4' Nitf S4444r f '-- :-- ' - ' id '1 r fl :1 I 4 A 'h " I Tri butte Comtenntal Photo SLOW SHUTTER 'Hold I!' Was the By-Wor- d Of School eTintyrpe Maker These were an the students In n school by the aide of a road in a steep canyon One spring day a traveling photographer from across the mountains at Salt Lake City called at the school and offered to make a The teacher approved picture but wouldn't pose with the group oce-roor- 1 fathers were miners or worked in the mill which processed ore of those 'still living many now reside in Salt- Lake City The mine and mills are closed The school and homes are nearly all gone Even the road is almost im- passable Nearly CO years ago when the picture was made in Ontario canberself near Park City the Ontario The photographer 'arranged the yon was a rich silver and lead mine emon children the step roadside Clothing of the group producer bankment gave careful instruc- shows unmistakable influences of tions to be sure to look directly various European preferences' at the camera and to hold perfectThe picture was contributed by ly still during the long exposure Mrs Helen Martin Garfield one A Cr1 at upper left and a boy on of children the right didn't heed the warning Homes of the children also were In the narrow canyon Their the-sch- -- PUT SOME PUNCH In A WORKER'S LUNCH! ool Judge Orders Driver Held Sons of Utah Pioneers members who will make the memorial trek from Nauvoo IlL to Salt Lake City July 14 to 22 ng it's 7"""'"'"a""'""Es Here's the delicious way of gerdng plenty of good nutrition! Msyfawer Donuts are chock-fu- ll of &merely and goodness Workers Jove 'am for rnidrimming or afternoon snacks for tuncheon desserts- - Split them and read with jelly for an added treat And remember—eve have Mayflower Donizta fresh every clay o1 olln 488-12- th a ---- ow tt tUtlic7A A" FLO ' ER -- 17'11111 T14 donuts HOLE TASTES 10 - I 00001 4t1 k‘'4 Lake library for about Pink 40 1 IT IT'S 5 ST'S GOOD 6 'CHOCOLATES NMI ArT : Air 1 It vow ototeis -- Y P M - EBIDDLW ( VO 1 -- w1 - if eattiaf ::41A4 0 'DOWNTOWsT DAYS' Salt Lake City's "Downtown Days" observance Thursday was hailed as a huge success Friday by merchant who reported a large volume of business for both days "Downtown Dan the Bargain Man" gent gave away 250 in two days to shoppers identifying VIP - eorw111(4 0 dr -- I So 4zPba 01111CS Select RipeNo Ilamburgor Red Canterbury f 911Al?C Black lb GREEN dra as A a l lb 23 24 1 Sauco Canadian Kippered z 7 32c Coffeo EBdiewnadrds Wakefield with the Aromatic 15c Airway oz 17c n smm nals1114 Si 7c Zephyr 11111 Snider's Tasty oz oz o Snacks tall t lo Es3 DREAD Miscellaneous Values O1z15c Cudahy's 534 oz Fried Catsup Top Qualltx1Pi Kraft Mustard Prepared Luxury 450 lb geedlesssDurmiomkar Freshie oz 22c Margarine t ie Drinks 77c is:cloosttfeePopibu:350 Choice 20c Leta 72cTCohlle)litew Flavor—lb tin 41c Tlahre171:vrorld' oz I hit orWE wbeat -2 2 for 153 Powdered pkg 4c oz uS nnybank Fresh l Sweet el 7 7 em r9-- 14 '21 M krwi CE Grap 1Ve 1 9c cot I9c 2c lb pkg 1117011wni kaal Sionnydowe 171 TOMS'S 47 Ls A A ma fit r I Farm-fres- h s alfr' r Al "!-- T 1 k Thick tAtati yin Ripened Jumbo sSiwzeeset LETTUCE Large Crisp Iceberg Full Pods Young Tender Flavor PEACHES Full Freestone Klondyke - p EAc lb S No 1—New Crop CARROTSud U S No POTATOES White Rose C d-11612- 1-- CORNBantam k Tender 0A" Size r R9 OP'(ff Ii 4 These tender juicy meats have that "just right" favor RIB ROAST lb Flavor Sweet PLUMS Full Santa Rosa Juicy Small ORANGES No 1 Solid Red Ripe TOMATOES Slicers Red Ripe 11:1 711 411" fruits and vegetables at their flavwful best CANTALOUPE I Doodle Dandy Pickles 15t 'MELONS LI 12 Coll () DAV El 7E 11MDE I - Picnic Suggestions 13 -- fo! t)k- -) SuvssaitAse TitEE1 gf I wwww &AAfgAcr 111! "' ) I t-- S ODES CLOSED tektx1 es Cbs ITS FURNITURE POLISH dot&S Help You Get Set for the Holidays and Long Week End We Suggest That You Check Your Needs and See Safeway Today 77 :- zi 7 To i ) ocl LaDi 1317- 7714)737L-- at PIO& up early 1 r! LEETtx1 : 4' ) a train parked across a Draper railroad crossing Jan 54 1945 gri sT404 r- A Third district court jury Friday returned a verdict in favor of the Union Pacific Railroad Co in a $5475 damage suit brought by Curtis Vaudrey for his son D Wayne Vaudrey Draper The Vaudrey youth assertedly suffered injuries when an automobile in which he was riding struck SUNUNU szine r1 - -- for Interlude for Strings 9 - fervók4177 - ?INN Tune KS1 Wednesday 1000 'TAN CITY SALT AARE COMPANY CANDY 1811 - 4 rob --- 7 Loses Damage Suit HIDES a Gold Chocolates - I POLISHES 410 & - 118 Analyzed S B lb ivooste DRESSIN 14" ITi I A three CC) RIC- 11! 11A A weeks the literature will be circulated in all Salt Lake county vi7Just C11111111 V71! I A pretty girl can always captivate a crowd and you can captivate a pretty girl with a gift of Glade's Sponsor of the move Is the women's division Utah Assn for United Nations Miss Betty Hollingsworth will direct the exhibit After being featured in the Salt like new again 4IP - brary Utah An award scheduled to be given to Dean William Criddle as outstanding veteran scholar during the year at University of Utah will be mailed to Mr Criddle now attending summer school at Berkeley t ti'): ' ""711 lf '- Brim ley award was presented by Mr Brim ley Friday to Ted A Olson captain for his "outstanding color division" at the annual awards luncheon of Salt Lake City Junior Chamber of Commerce in Hotel t444141o6t14tS4 -- : A 'ks I The Iteber C 4 ettat 1 available beginning Monday morning at Salt Lake City public li- ° ETA 1 ic'c ON Wins Brim ley Award s V 'se In an effort to acquaint Salt Lakers with operation of United Nations at international national and local levels a display of pamphlets concerning organization and function of U N will be banks is D O Thurman formerly associated with the Universal C I T Corp it was announced Friday by George S Eccles president siva th"itt : 1111 grounds ilecently joining the staff of the consumer credit department of the First Security Corp system of HOtilOGENIZED h t Exposition New Banking Aid OF THE FAMILY !6":346'4N A him FOR EVERY MEMBER PLIOFILIA " HORSE SHOW re 4'120C -- 1b - months with the army associate member Centennial A bulletin analyzing Utah's new primary convention system re-of nominating candidates was before Police Judge Arthur J leased Friday by Dr G Homer Mays Friday on charges of driv- Durham director of the institute ing too fast for existing condi- of government University of Utah tions a bench warrent was or- Second in a series published by dered issued the institute it was prepared by Greene was cited Dec 20 1948 Rene N Ballard research at 1320-11t- h East having been involved in an accident with another vehicle Meeting Slated James Henderson 73 1832 EdiMore than 150 dealers from son st charged with negligently and WyomIdaho Utah driving into another vehicle was ing will attendNevada a General Motors found innocent by 'Judge Maya Co Frigidaire division meeting who ruled Henderson was cited in the W H Bintz Co Monday incorrectly 433 W 3rd South anauditorium Speeding cases which took tip the remainder of Friday's calen- nounced Paul J Devine Bintz company general manager dar were: Clifford C Roderick 222 Edgemont eve also charged wfth driving without an operator's license fined $38 Don P Williams 30 Morgan found guilty fined $35 Elden Hardy 24 330 Garfield ave Lorin F Wheelwright 37 ave: Richard Moses Eliason 44 1043 E 9th South and Richard Raymond Russell 23 1239 E 33rd South all forfeited $35 and Helen Breeze 38 3872 S Redwood rd and Raymond S Miller 46 Murray both fined $35 and wrapped in See the Group Displays U N Data at Public Library It P Wait 9 More 'When Norman D Greene 19 1997 Lincoln at failed to appear 0 Ltd Two new officers for Salt Lake police department were willhold a practice encampment Citys sworn in Friday 'In brief cereSaturday beginning at 1 pm monies at the recorder's office at George Washington memorial and nine morecitymen will be subpark Parleys canyon D James mitted to the city commission for Cannon general secretary anapproval Tuesday reported Chief nounced Friday of Police L C Crowther Wives of the members will Even with the new additions accompany them for the pracLake City's police departSalt tice event at which open air ment still will be under the a will and be barbecue cooking directed by J W R Robinson 200 members Chief proposed chef and a covered wagon top Crowther said will be placed on one of the The two who were sworn in cars to gain proficiency in the Friday will begin their routine task of similarly outfitting 72 training period Tuesday it was -- automobiles at Nauvoo announced They are Dewey McWendell J Ashton president Bueno ave Pherson 26 1158 will be in charge and William L Robinson 22 836 Pierpont ave Both men are war veterans' Officer Robinson spent ufacturers' Assn and the Utah 14 months overseas as sergeant Power and Light Co which has in the 71st infantry division and affiliated with the group as an Officer McPherson served several Pointing to development of increased coal production as an asset to the state Paul D Hess regional manager coal heating service division National Coal Assn Friday stressed the need for "improved standards of retail sales and delivery of coal and added service for equipment" Mr Hess addressed members of the Salt Lake City Coal Heating service civic groups and allied industrial activities Friday night in Hotel Utah He outlined the origin of the coal heating service program and explained its aim to increase consumption of coal through improved coal usability and service for the coal consuming- public Edward L Baker president of the Salt Lake service announced pledges of support have been given the service by the Salt Lake City Chamber of Commerce Utah Man coal-burni- o ci PIONEER TREK S L Police Get PREVIEW SET 2 Recruits lb 15c lb 5c lb 15c Ib 4c lb 0c lb 10c lb 6c lb 5c 113 13c Produce Prices Subject to Daily Market Changes Preporrd West Fr PORK LOIN ROAST Vend3cturel lb 63c t Ildreard lb 53c VEAL ROAST Cuts— i3 47c POT ROAST Med Size— lb 45c SMOKED PICNICS mud cure oh p0 eCall 6- FRYERS - 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