| Show ' - 103 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Sunday November 2 1947 s f T- pimiegfewtt i Ae ' A $ r g - e 1 rt i i ' :: -- 1 I - t 4o4 4 1 0ci1e - 1 I h '- -- it4 0 - e I' A r f 4 f tl I I 4- - y :' - Te-- es 411 r: 1 '1 kA 0 I z1 t J i I ''''''' '''' '' ' ) A ''' '' a 1 ' ' 0 I - 4 -- i 4 4 '' - fr' -- t Belief that tary aid to will lead to gap between i t f 1 N ' a ' - - - I - '''' 1 :: 1 ' itt - 4- - ''' Some 200 students from IT unii 1 versities colleges and junior col- ' Colorado and WyoUtah in leges vi " the general ming participated intwo-dacony : session closing the on voiced ference opinions They ' the problems confronting the country and the world and adopted - 't-- - --' 04r-W t - 44 - - ---- - fr ' 1 4 ) '" - resolutions Vk c V 4 e ' - ' "' Oppose Military Aid In argument on military aid to Greece and Turkey the students agreed that such aid would tend to reduce cooperation between the eastern and western worlds rather than to strengthen it as is essential to world peace Major debate developed over a resolution f av orin g decreased t '‘ a 1 - 1 i ' ' 01 1 -- i -a t- A- - 110 ‘ -- lif - ?1"'4m1A 1 ir Z) -''' 4t f ''''''cia q -k- 7: a"wlN - sA A -- 'O t'il ' p ' ' t ° t t "004 ') - ‘ i Ip k0 s' 0 440 N ) - t t tt 4 a i 40 e Jooilo k t- - one-par- - A tstol United States support to the nationalistic government of China until reform from a government to one based on democratic principles is effected Defense against this resolution by the students was that nationalism does not necessarily constitute totalitarianism but final vote on the question gave it a wide margin of approval by the 1' ' f IStI ' ka(40 ''' 71 0 A Already planning for their 1948 conference are isew officers of regional Internatiónal Relations clubs from left front John Holloway prest- - Rogene l'enne corresponding secretary rear Glen Hemsley recording secretary Guy Archthr treasurer NValter Urbigkit vice president dent I Union to Recruit Building Aids Woman Fined 8100 Taken into city court on a bench 33 Ploy Montgomery warrant 748-2n- sen- d - Yenne AND ' nj - - t::(--- 1 b42-s - r :' 7 : 1 '11 7'' IT 1311E'-- E in your home all HIALrismt )tril temperatures that's the dream already come loos t toe to thousands of families who enjoy Century's corn pletely autornatic oil heating Winter winds hold no Z7't r- - fr-- 1 s: 'i - : l'') ' ' ! 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Just write a last lint for the jingle that appears on the entry blank below or get an entry blank froth your retailer If you have write another! already entered Remembit— these big prizes are tor this area atone You are competing only against your friendsyour 16cal residents like yourself neighbors 1' tI 1 1 : Noxt 72 PrilIZES Full Cates of Spurt the finer cola Make sure you have at &1st one entry in this exciting local jingle contest Read the complete rulesnow Then send in as many entries as youwish Do it today! Pr if Alert? aro - 2 4 s 5 Take or mail your entries In a sealed envelope to the sponsoring bottler (toted jj World-famou- whenever mere thirsty for something better SPUR — I - provided its the entrY your name and address plainly Submit as many entries es you wish hut accompany rail entry with four SPUR bottle taps Bo sent le ogle thyllseteet footrest! Entries with inadis quate osmium cannot be accented This contest is open to 2 it residents in the area served by the sponsorial bottler whose name in the entry blank except employees of dm bottler Canada Dry appears Cringer Al Inc and its advertising agencies and members of their immediate families Ail entries must be origin work of the contestant's submitted in their own names All the of the family may compete but no more than ons prise will members be awarded to a single family Prizes Hoed above will be awarded in order to the writers of the moat and interecting last lines Decision of the independent apt original judges 1 he Reuben H Donnelley Corporation is 6na1 Duplicate prizee be awarded in case of ties No entries will be will arid ail entries become the property of the sponsors to be usedreturned as they see ht Contest is subject to all federal and state regulations All entries must be turned in to the sponsoring SPVI bottler by or marked No !afar lb otedotabi Dotevother 8 1947 Complog bet of poet nets will be sent to all entrants ma s000 as possible after the close ofwin the contest 1 -- lk Your last line of the jingle is oven easier to write when you are sipping SPUR e4p Its the cola with the flavor that tastes CI s like more Canada Dry e it makes quality doubly good Drink '4' 4 rr S 1 Write last line to the in the spec 1 blank your or on a sheer of plain jingle paper Also Yawl' 3 1 :- t l Spur's the cola they sit laver 'Cause It has that fuller nave& Thirsts that want an extra treat OW Om 'eta lime Jig rhyme with "tragt") Example: Plod that Spur is hard to boat! 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clinics and at present two committees are in process of setting up such clinics Mrs Mann's visit to Utah follows that of Dr Howard W Haggard noted physiologist director of the Yale plan clinics and president National Committee for Education on Alcoholism Her first public appearance will be at a meeting Sunday at 8:15 pm in the Smith Memorial building Provo to which the public of Utah county is invited Monday will be devoted to talks to college students in Salt Lake City and at a public meeting in Ogden She will speak at Westminster college Monday at 8:30 am and at Kingsbury hall University of Utah at 2 pm being introduced by Clarence Bamberger chairman of the Utah comtnittee At 7 pm she will speak at a meeting in Weber college Ogden Mrs Mann will talk to student bodies of both West and East high schools Tuesday between 9:30 and 11:30 am and at 1 pm will be guest of honor of Alcoholics Anonymous women at a luncheon in the Alta club The final event will be the meeting Wednesday at 8 pm In hotel Utah : package x Ftu-E- in-- ha :: OWN LIGHT AND POWER HAVE YOUR l51100 you sniffer from rh r p- - sr:I and e-- a 0 - Continued from Page pride it can take credit for this It was found that four years ago loomoof 1 101 UTAH PRAISED WINTER CLETV Sentence Waiting 87 E st William T Characterized by excessive runoff conditions over most regions of the United States and Canada 1947 water the recently-ende- d year has left Utah's Bear Lake reservoir at its highest level in several years a U S Geological Churches of all denominations Sun- Survey report showed Saturday The Bear lake reservoir conday according to Mrs Maude W Howard flower week chairman tained 1093700 acre feet of 'useBoutonnieres will be given to busi- able storage" water as of Sept- - 30 nessmen on downtown Salt Lake marking a climb from the 9512-0streets Monday acre feet recorded In 194a - this simple inexpensi‘e nuritis pain that try thousands home recipe art ausing Get a Of i 7 9' Rettah Scott Midvale Mrs F C Fuller 828-8t- h East:: Mrs G C Albright 2101 E 45th South: Mrs C A French 4903 Atwood blvd: Mn s Walter Cox Bountiful and Mrs Fred Warburton Tooele Clifford Coon 8431-23r- d East won honors in the junior division In keeping with the week's celebration flowers will be sent to an responding secretary and Archer Colorado A & M I HEAT'ILTH r ri If Elect President John Holloway a junior at Colorado A & M Fort Collins was chosen 1947-4- 8 president to officiate over the conference next year at Colorado A & M In speaking to the group durthe final luncheon program ing attended the semiannual meeting at Newhouse hotel the newly of the council during which in- elected commended cumbent officers were reelected James Bpresident of Nelson University They are Harold Bruce president: Utah outgoing president and Pt D Monroe vice president and other officers for their otelection Glen R Blake secretary-treaeure- r of timely and pertinent issues for All are from Portland 1947 The gathering closed with a theOther conference newly elected officers are for banquet delegates and their Walter Urbigkit Wyoming univerwives and families in the Labor pity vice president Glen Herne-le- y temple Utah State Agricultural college recording secretary: Rogeno Poland China flpotted Poland China Duroc Hampshire and Hereford Consignments have been reecived from 31 breeders reprementing virtually all aections of Idaho Auctioneers: Pl O Walters Se erin Johnson Clerk: Milton B Weston -- charge Up 135 At Bear Lake stitic Lemon u Checks be sentenced by City inter-Americ- Mr Culbertson reported there are more than 1000 potential members in the area Local 317 chartered here Jan 17 has a membership of nearly 100 he Raid Fifteen delegates from Utah Idaho Oregon and Washington Cholera Immune 0 alleged to have stolen an automobile owned by Dean Christensen 222 W 3rd South on Aug 13 Roe pleaded innocent to an attempted second degree burglary Storage Level lane Court Sets Trials For Suspects fense treaty cil offering Includes top individuals of five popular breeds: PROTECT Two Boy Scout executives of Heralded as the largest flower show of the year Utah 's Fall the Utah National Parks council received committee appointFlower festival opened to capacity ments as Utah and region 12 crowds Saturday evening at the scout leaders Saturday started state capitol The exhibit—top feato lay the ground work for the ture of National Flower Week in set for Utah—will be open to the public regional conference next April in Salt Lake City Sunday and Monday from 10 am to 10 pm R W Doman chief executive for the council was appointed Several hundred individual arto the ladies' entertainment rangements by Utah gardeners committee while Floyd Love-ridg- e competed for the crowd's attention assistant scout executive with ornate decorative flower tabwas named to the committee on leaux by virtually every florist in morale and fellowship the region The appointments were made classified as to Besides and tentative plans outlined flower type being the competition is diduring a meeting of regional vided into classes ranging from and Utah leaders held in Salt humorous arrangements to sacred Lake City subjects The grand sweepstakes award went to Mrs Horace S J Durrant 238 Westminster ave for her arrangement showing color blending Mrs Durrant won over 16 com2 peting sweepstakes winning disof sweepstakes ribplays Winners bons were: : Mn s Lon Woolley Trials of two men — Maurice 1595-13th East (two ribbons) Mrs Smith 26 56 W Broadway arid John Quincy Roe 48 Idaho Falls Grace Aliso!) 1318 Emerson ave were set Saturday by Dist Judge (three ribbons) Mrs Ralph Carleton 3642-13t- h rast Mrs Durrant Albert H Ellett for Wednesday Smith charged with grand (two ribbons) W C Dunham 128 larceny pleaded innocent Ile is B et Carlton Jones 2646 Castro un by ery post directed the ceremonies Pvt Bonne was a son of Mr deputies Saturday for the imposi- son executive secretary of local 317 declared Saturday following and Mrs Victor Bonne tion of sentence his election to the executive board of the union's tristate joint coun- EIGHTH ANNUAL IDAHO PUREBRED BOAR & GILT SALE Eastern Idaho State Fairgrounds Agricultural Building Blackfoot Idaho 1:00 P NOWI11::) 5 1947 39 Gilts 46 Boars Fall Flower Exhibit Attracts Capacity Crowds at Capitol will riunley Reva Judge Latin American Policy Beck Bosone Saturday for violaIn the Americas it was de- tion of this Utah state aeronautics cided that the United States should flight regulations by reckless flyfollow a Latin American foreign ing of an airplane on Oct 5 over Nun ley pleaded policy consistent with the prin- Salt Lake City ciples laid down by the recent guilty conference of western hemispheric nations at Rio de Janiero and it that the U S take the initiative In calling' a cultural conference among the western hemisphere fostering better cultural relations between the nations 3 Other resolutions adopted i F That the Baruch proI ! ' posals for international control of atomic energy should not be t modified that Palestine be esi i tablished as an independent state l k governed by its own constitution and that the U S: undertake to standardize military arms in the western hemisphere in order to deimplement the East Saturday was MAGMA — Pvt Itenneth A determined effort to enlist noine Magma who was killed on tenced to pay a WO fine or be additional members in the InterTarawa Nov 20 1943 Was buried confined in the Salt Lake county Emnational Service Building 'with military honors Saturday at Jail for 30 days Tried in absentia 2 pm in Wasatch Lawn Memounion FederaAmerican ployes and convicted of selling rial park Salt Lake City Vet- Wednesday Miss Montgom- tion of Labor will be made in the alcoholic beverage erans of Foreign Wars Magna was taken to court sheriff's Salt Lake area R E Culbert- hs ty group To Guide Internation al Affairs Clubs in '48 Magna VFW Holds Rites for G mili- ) clubs 1' ' 4 v: United States Greece and Turkey a widening of the the east and west was expressed Saturday at the of Utah during conUniversity t cluding sessions of the annual Rocky mountain regional confer1 ence of International Relations 1 ' - 2 SCOUTERS MAP REGIONAL PARLEY IN SL Aid to Greece Opposed in Conclave a't U P i 01 - ' t t 44rx - ''''"'''''' C) 24 11k'''-- s - 0 A 'i cltiltbsi:r0114 al ' - - 1! f c'il - -- -- :e' hss 'z '''t:r-r- 4 a"00 - ''-- s-- --- (''''' 4 071 ---" i 161 - f T -- -- :? ‘- - $ t - --- -f ''r N t ''''f' ' lt P--- "I t i - - b k - 4 4 r it ite 11 -' - i of 4 '''''' - '' ---A t -- '''''''-'- $7 4jp - 4- -- rvr'-i''1--s- V- - q osti |
