| Show J if ji inmtrte jjja ij innjifii'"'ii-- i — fir-- gl '' grjyBgrWif Trijtyjafay— iiiy i he Salt 14 I " £akr Tribune Dog Beating Suspect Pleads Innocent in Police Court Can’t Beat Tliis as Child Lure! Wednesday July 2 1947 n 1 n i v Youth Courts Stabilizing Judge Claims a charge of beating a dog not on John W Knowlton 1563-16i- h East pleaded Innocent Tuesday to his property when arraigned before Judge Clifford L 'Ashton In police court Trial was set for 7500 Travelers Aided July 15 More than 7500 persons from Is alleged that Mr Knowlton It Salt Lake City received travelers beat a black and white fox terrier aid service In 1946 National Travelers Aid Assn informed Salt Lake owned by Darlene Whitaker 1554 Travelers Aid society Tuesday Logan ave which later was put Juvemle courts throughout the country are becoming more stabilized unth greater emphasize on adequate diagnosis and treatment of delinquent children Juvenile Judge Rulon V Clark said Tues-da- v Judge Clark returned to his desk at the city and count” building after attending the annual conference of the National Council of Juvenile Court Judge in Chicago last ueek I to death when veterinarians gave Whitaker 23 brother of Darlene set the day of the incident as up hope for saving its life The complaint signed by Dale P June 20 Here’s a Luncheon dish you' Cheer! — - - a- - a asr '' ’ i I-- ' 9 WhJe juvenile delinquency Is atill a major prob'em throughout the United States the nation is gradually getting back to normal be said Utah juvenile statutes were the subject of considerable interest at the gathering in Chicago and other states comparable in population to Utah are studying feasibility of n n knyl any Tlra in ately law airt'O'’1 I u OOxl6 r flora Othor Tap-Ovali- ty (lit General proportion- Me I GENERAL)! I ' 0‘ TIRE W i yOV or' ft e ft5hd °e wltboutsP db'n9'nery the i“ ' libber yMci ° h fcan”Vy 4 l1 i t Ve“ HUS L’N j U!X I LH WHEELER GENERAL TIRE CO 9' whoi rkl’og Swes £ es Attendant Joe Naylor left brings out one of the Hogle Zoo’s pet badgers to show to Dal Kroisland center and Broee Keynaud Visits to the zoo are among the many recreational activities sponsored by the Salt Lake Recreatlonl department In its expanding program for Salt Lake City youngsters pram for children from kinder- garten age up according to Ken Scott superintendent This week the playgrounds are beginning a series of community sing programs and are conducting hikes entertained during the summer Sponsoring a variety of activi- to various points of interest ties ranging from leathercraft and throughout the city In a “Know ceramics to softball and swim- Your City” campaign ming meets the citv recreation de- Salt Lake children are being partment has a full summer pro- given recreational opportunities which compare favorably with those of any other city in the country’’ Mr Scott said The most popular summertime activity of all where available Is now swimming The department conhas six pools which are stantly tochoked with youngsters beat the heat by the trying With an average daily attend-- 1 ance of over 10000 children Salt Lake City’s 27 playgrounds are movirg into high gear in their program to keep the city’s younger generation happy healthy and well iiwaomgt?:c68 old enough to swim or only old enough to splash they are made to feel at home in the water by capable lifeguards The city's playground pools are located at Washington school Ensign school Fairmont park Central park and two at Liberty precautionary measure The first blaze at 535 pm cause of which was undetermined consumed a pile of peet partially moss stacked outside the building Damage was confined to the fertilizer Firemen led by Assistant Chief A Ray Ward wrere in service on the call for 2 hours and 10 minutes At 945 p m sparks front a chimney fell amorg dust particles on the roof and sent firemen rushing on a return visit which later proved to be merely a precaution Exchange to be exhibited have been taken and fmished by the club within the past two weeks it was announced Tuesday -- ? Meetings schedule for in Wednesday Uke City include: Hotel 1 tab — Fox 10 Century a m fcioni of Utah Pioneer noon Ferra tlut noon Sait Tnteth Newhoute hotel— -- Utah Auto Dea’ers noon noon iambrecht Ulan noon Professional engineers Brotherhood of koeomotive Engineers dll-no- n h4rt iJons club 6pm Gage Rubber Colpm 730 pm Hotel Temple Square — Ban Jose adult education 6 am Credit Women 7 30 am: EDS Hospitals noon — Other meetings Salt I ake countv Recreational Awn 2 pm Hidvale Junior h'Kh school Prebtenan laymen 8 pm Preebytertan church 1701-llt- h An Boeivty s3G5Q® Fa ADVERTISEMENT- t BE DANGER SIGN Of Tired Kidneys ar maklsRTtm and lac pain aolaermblcdon’t joat complain and do nothin about thrm Nats re may be warning yon that your kidneys need attention The kidneys areNature'schief way of taking excess acids snd poisonous waste out of the blood They help most people pass about S a day pints If the 16 miles of kidney tubes and filters don't work well poisonous waste matter stays in the blood These poisons maystartnmgging backachas rheumatic pains leg pains loss of pep and energy getting np nights swelling puffinea under the eyes headaches and distT-tteFreqoentor scanty passages with smarting and burning some times shows there is soma thing wrong with your kidneys or bladder Don’t wait! Ask your drugrist for Doan's Tills a stimulant diuretic usad successfully by millions for oeer 60 years Doan's giea fcappy relief sad wfU balp tha 16 rnilaa of kidney tubes Busk out poisonous WSSta from tha bkiod Gut Doan’s Pills as THE SEAXATOMt AElV TTREATMEvr CALLED TMO 00 p££tJlJt M roes ( TING S EFFECTIVE XLUV6 SPECtFC TYPES N OF ATHLETES FOOT fifttSf OH cohtact H 60 SECONDS I r ting S AH Sl£ AHA2A3 e— 7WS S£HSA770AL CA£U ti £AseUiiTAMtf Si fASLV e-- Ti T 7-- CALIFORNIA - - BIST FOR JUIC ±-a- nd " - ORANCES U44? for a thrill when you pull up at the next red and fill up with Conoco pump c5 For here are FIRECRACKER-START- S AMAZING THING Again this summer small oranges are mighty good Thin skinned Extra sweet- - Packed with vitamins Bursting with healthful juice Perfect tor breakfast or refreshment any time Put two small oranges in the lunch box for an ideal dessert Children will go lor them betw een meals too BUY A BIO BAG FULL and save Ask lor Sunkist finest from 14500 cooperating California Arizona atrus growers may be you’re corvinced all gasoline In town is just about the same If so you’re in LEG PAINS FilAV If bsekacha MEETINGS TODAY i i It N-tan- e! BACKACHE park Among other popular activities are story telling festivals treasure hunts softball games tennis instruction first aid and modeling painting and displays of hobbies of all types a i iii Firemen answered two calls Tuesday to Utah Poultry Co 1800 S West Temple the first causing $500 damages and the second as a time-honore- d $ I 1 Firemen Answer 2 Calls by Firm L Playground Attendance Averaging 10000 Daily S & Salt Lake City 315 East Broadway ‘Y’ Photo Exhibit First exhibit of the Y M C A club will be conPhotography method of a dip In ducted at 8 pm at the cold w’ater And whether they are “Y” 39Wednesday pi All photos k with WITH RAE1T i nblP0004 snto OTu -- i AAPLiep-- I 6- ( TMO OAHF7VA ftAe powffe Y OuAtAAfTCLO k ’ TtMO AtiHT SA7?ir yew &ve wee OP MCA £Y (L4CC - L XYPSi007ff pickups O N O £ jumps between pumps in a power-packe- d new-da- y gasoline that’s for you xh pi When You Use for NOW! MILK r' - r "" u creara-lflc- e MORNING ‘ A rPrlk PHONE -- i oie" - 5 - Teste the Difference i s' - ’ ift texture and doo-bt- e richness moke all recipes calling foe milk or cream tasoe better You can tasoa cbe difference Tty i soday! V r - a 2 Morning Milk’s VH M I ASPARAGUS S WI’Ll BUY and pay lap prlco far your proton! tiros — original Irood or recaps (led TJ'- - ncsei636313 IUJe) a week trjoy v'‘ 'V - r‘ service f'Otvro' i’t' ) rv enactment of similar statutes Judge Clark noted Chief advantages of the Utah law are provisions enabling counties with less population and income to establish probation and juvenile court Cola' I 1 isbtlr U Q 1 Q |
