| Show - ---- - - - - - - 'v'- -- " ' '' --- :3 - - THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Sunday January 18 1948 - New Visitir t::)a i iurse Chiefs Sketch GroIvih B11(17-ltI rk :B 0 m - k ' ' 7 - I ' ' o 1—: 4 Tst4 Plpt4er4muo - " 17 'Ai : 4 0 1 iota 4- -‘ two 1 ‘ i11111 4 L - - r i i 1 - 1 I a it 0I a - ' Aii- 1 J ta i L ii :' - 0 -' 0 iar A dort CAAA1 -- i 11 ABIP OKA 14 1 R 114 b 1 I I — — A4areq112A111 S 11 Da at C - "off-the-strin- g" 'EIS 1 1111m ' 0 i - 4p i I --- 1 -- 4o - t o s- Mr Itmootinorisosta and mgowvyaviekrerbosthsk ed to pay their taxes and purchase te plates early and avoid the "- :34:: 'AIWt11° ' ' ' '4 '4 ''''" J'StA ': C5'''' : ' Oldthno photo owned by John D fount 20 D at 4 k : s I n' --- 1 I - '' :: --0- — — --aovt-allsa- mcrs iLemon recipeof a package supply today ss Family Life Discussion 44 '- mi rkaPio' i o n - - - - - - 1 It r 0 7 41 rII r - rt 1 ir r - --- -1- --it ? r--- I : i k 4 1 t IP ' 0 040 - - t - u - -- ik- t P n I ow- t ol'e - T A010 -- monlEIMemot — - sr: - - :P ' ' $ !' IA r--- ) - ' '' i - t s- ' le (1 -- -- ' 4 4 mtLy ill ' j i I 0 — 4 1 ' c :l I - '''' - - 16 41" '' ' - 41P1 ' 0 mil 41 V4 r" 0 Li La i'd CD C C- - 'I —- - c i It ) 0 - El -- I- t 1 LI I I - 4 - - 0 or - - r4A - "0 OW- 0 ' are moving steadily onto Southern Pacific rails Although it will be some time before deliveries are sufficient to fully meet present enormous demands we want you to know thet we are doing everythirtg in our power to speed the day when every western shipper will have as many freight cars at hheemwants when and where he wants Since the end of the war we have received 10332 new freight cars and have ordered 18798 more—a total of 29130 freight cars of all types (including 8100 refrigerator cars for Pacific Fruit Express —half-owne- d by Southern Pacific) We have also ordered 40 huge diesel-electrfreight locomotives and 43 diesel-electr' switch engines t -- - j i r 11:1)' ! 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Magna Utah S Dick Romnoy Motors Provo Utah stock Motor Monticello implomont Co inc Co Utah Sorspeto Motors Inc Ephraim Utah T000l County Motors Tooele Utah IDAHO ' American Meters Poponikoios Motor Co ' American Falls Idaho Gam Sighs Motors Rexburg Idaho Maiod Motor & Implentortt Co Mato& Idaho Morrell Motor & Equipmont Co Blackfoot Idaho - Prost Motors Prestott Idaho Motor Idaho Falls Idaho Dowlos-tiol-m Shiro Motor Co Vernal Utah Motor Co Motor Solos Ins Centime DISTRIBUTOR KAISER-FRAZE- R —5 ' - — i L 1 i I N &rockets Solos Co st George Utah Codor Motor Company Cedar' City Utah - alc" oar ' L--- - ' Do Lux 4:116 i ) rste' BIG CONTEST NOW ON i 333 - ' zal:IN:: - ' et - asp ' - - - cc :" k - - ' Southern Pacific v op' - found on your tip sheet Enter today! The friendly 4 - ' $135000 in cash and prizes awarded in 8 great contests Fifth contest ends January 25th Go to your nearby Kaiser-Frazdealer and get a free official entry blank -and a free tip sheet Complete' listing of prizes and the official contest rules will be ?::: and Chicago via Ogden for new Shasta Daylights and Cascades between San Francisco and Portland and for the Golden State between Los Angeles and Chicago This new equipment is concrete evidence of Southern Pacific's faith in the West and our determination to give this territory freight and passenger service second to none I i (Consult Newspaper for Timo and Station) : ic -- 51'1741'17n ' : t New diesel-electrpassenger locomotives and 107 new streamlined passenger cars are on the way tooThe new cars '4' I 20 Listen to Wendell Noble and liewscopo January New passznozIr cars too -- IP — I : ' - 1 0101 - lei 1 - r t 1 1-- -- I 1 '' c 1 MN - "1 ' LI 47 Coupled together these 29130 cars and 83 looemotives would make a solid train more than 251 miles long! ic '1 "1 aol es - ic 4 0 1 ''s'' - II ( I L il -t Brand new freight can of latest design ''s 4- 1 ' ' 4 1 - r 4 - 7 1 - Ix - ''"' -- ri ''' r- 1 61 J ' I -1 ' 4 S :o ' f ' 1 71 r 1 1 L- r - -‘ i 6 r 1 1- mili ! 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S -- - F-- 1 I 0010 v — 12 VIA 5 d" - - — 137-fo- ":113E"3 ) 1 I OP IP- - 1 t one-ha- i ' I 4- - -: - ' s t - t 24-fo- ot - 0 - - i -' v 4 Is lb - ' -- i 1-- ' 0 -- -- '" 1' 1 - (last frem 3610 Nlhiond Drive) This outstanding home was built just before the war when materials were at their best and still looks like new inside and out Deep pile carpeted living room with french doors leading on to patio Dining roens with picture mirror ever buffet Master bedroom 14 by 22 feet Cedar lf Lined closet On and baths beautifully tiled Attached double hard surface driveway garage with frontage with mature lanclocaping Sprinkling system Sundays call Boyd 'rk--- 7 - A -- NE WIF01 '''"144:A-:- - -- 1 1' rd4-14-- - 4 : 1595 IIILILL":CO:i 110AD k two-wee- - ' : OPEN ON SUNDAY 'ti-k-- tt 0 024 ! - ' t? ' - - — f i ' ' 7 '' - t lk : '' s ' 7 - X W - ' 1 using Compound a Ru-E- x Citizen's Salt Lake chapter will discuss family life problems Sunday at 8 pari during a meeting at 854 E 6th South league officials It was after intermission that said Saturday the fireworks began The light fsITrss--breezy satirical Prokofieff score to "Lieutenant Kije" should have ' brought more audible chuckles i from the rather staid audience i did At any rate Maestro r i Abravanel seemed to be having 7 r-r": ' i ' enough fun for everyone as he lit1 F3 t erally danced his way through the 1 ' r suite The boat began to rock a ' bit in the "Wedding" section but : the conductor once again proved his ability as he steadied his veLi L1 L it hicle and maneuvered his crew into its usual state of eneemble - ' II r-- r Unique solo passages by princiel 4 el bass Bush and pal player Audrey ' ' ' i ttri unnamed tenor saxophone performer caused much speculation to J ''' an audience unused to such tactics : I - 1 A glittering array of percussion ' &ISO added c enjoyment A -- 1 -1 itA The high spot of the evening came during the last 15 minutes si4 the orchestra gave a superb performance of Stravinskrs "Fire-Biro suite New orchestral effects and clever rhythmic innovations did not appear to bother the Selo 7 ' orchestra which Mr Abravanel is ''' 1 re ip lit 1 2V L tepidly welding into a well-sen!v- - — - ' r t 2 ' - 4- 4Atite4i -'t Mix it with a quart of water tdd the juice of 4 lemons It's easy No icouble at ail and pleasant You aged only two time a day Often tablespoonfuls within 44 overnight--results are obtainoci If the pains plendid lo not quickly leave and if you do not feed tetter return the empty paokaire and Ru-E- x will cost you nothing You are the sole judge RU-EI is 'mid by your druggist under k money-bacguarantee Oyer 6 million peek- sees used—proof air wonderful results Members of the women's auxili- ary league ' - : i Japanese-America- '''''''' - ' '' i checks Rheumatie and Arthritis Pain near-flawle- I - '' - ' T - ''''''''''''" ''''''''' ' ' - '' ' ' -: JUICO soned ensemble The "Berceuse" and "Finale" most certainly could have held their own against any ' we have heard performance over either the air or recorded The brass came through in great style during the exceedingly diffiIt you suffer from rheumatie awihritin or neurs Mr Abravanel cult and florid parts pain try this simple inexpensivel home that thousands are Get led his orchestra through a reading Unison and octave work in rapid passages was clean and precise The cello section produced a larger and richer tone than heretofore al it sang one of the principal themes Fireworks Begin t - rush' Applicants must have 1947 certificates of registration prepare their license applications which Must be presented with property tax receipts in order to obtain the 1948platee - Fancy-Fre- e the old Knutsford alvl Kenyon hotels famous PedesIn their time both are located easily trians let fancy guide then among trolley cars "Jitneys" and ouggies Development at the intermountain empire has been reflected In improvements on Salt Lake eity's Main street Ludmilla SALE last-minu- Then Foot-Loos- e LIR - $024-- Lake City Salt churches will voice an appeal to their congregations Sunday for support of the drive On Jan 28 50000 envelopes each containing a card whiscthribwill edtIdo five dimes will be Salt Lake City schools The card idea developed in Salt Lake City two years ago was adopted by National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis this year for use throughout the natiori - -- collect- ing containers Pastors of - — - j A 1 w- -- '07--a- i b ''' 4 ': su7 r -- I mloom11111011110Mumm ciistril-utin- - 2leasez Superb Light ilusic ' Utah Symphcny Audience lan and 'el-coini- i y art I A NI" joil i st---- or " s 1 Tears of progress have altered the appearance of this street 2Co longer do horses beck delivery wagons to the curb along Main The large building In the center elsewhere then was the home of The Salt Lake Tribune The Walker bank is conspicuously absent but 1K-- 14 reatooaL I - a09-'--i -- 4 Pedestrians community 12 74 4 I Pioneering Field' ' Miss A Salt Lake man Kidneigh said in combining all these services in one organizabeld in being city jail—for tion the Salt Lake Nurse questioning in connection with a Assn Is "pioneering Visiting the field" It By DLL LOWELL M DURHAM er:es of armed robberies of a Is hoped the organization can help I Maurice Abravanel and the Utah theater and three service station' alleviate the nursing shortage presented a delightful Symphony Jan V according to police reports Others who took part in the and evening of Rusentertaining The suspect booked held "investifor at the sian music Saturday Saturday meeting S in the taberroom Crown wa 175 State were nacle arrested gatics of robberyrus a home at 1230 pm Victims Dr Maze! Skolfield who paid tribMusically speaking it was on of the robberies will be brought to ute to the retiring president E the A lighter side compared with to treasurer establish police headquarters Bjorklund retiring Mr Walker and Miss Dorothy DP preceding concerts Even the prinfurther identification cipal work of the evening the vioyore than $300 was taken in I Hayes associate professor of so- lin concerto of Tschaikowsky does the robberies cial work University of Utah not pretend to approach the depth of the more profound musical creal'outh to Lire Since 1919" tions Louis Kaufman violinist joined EF10:l '11LITARI ACADEMY 'A t rN r the orchestra as soloist in this latsea 1101VO Cul 4 r 2 11111 1204 ta C12111w iir “trtoov colly ter work In giving Salt Lake its :104K trlf r i Oa ii C0140L 10"A totibotit 6 sitat t a ay osteolil tad by th0 c d rtt "live" hearing of this classic aws 441 tit W Ott at ItAd onamort tt ma into 2 um tw first 111 e ! a serrd sums APPROVLO FOR vITILIAMs he displayed keen musicianship and 420 I- ' 07 f so CALIF MILITARY ACADEMY a warm approach to his task t V ' Limo toed Cotif siodmr owe mboollesweng sled now famrd try Smog n rosreSolsew L rs-- - AO Compared With Neveu k ---Cal florsui s owest heater Acatgaly Pro- - o000roartes to 6 rot& Appearing so soon after the roBROWN SCHOOL FOR GIRLS bust performance of Neveu in the ' -- -Beethoven he is naturally faced Gslwalloas Cu : Sessogirla 12 Cannes Art ow le 1100 I moms Ivo glossal ss--' with 'the many comparisons His 412 mot Adoororle C or ft rte" Øpj4 Rom and I volume of tone could not approach Psegsrlas4 ter t maser &gnash hers yet It possessed more finesse BROWN MILITARY ACADEMY Her technique seemed flawless: he cossssessiessen t SULPHUR SPR 114GVA RIC trikeist Or berth F4 airiti À bible 1st ISI sometimes wavered especially In i passage-wor- k JOHN BROWN trIVERSITY rapid Yet his overall SILOAM SPRINGS interpretation ARC Aanreetind by Roma &awl fit Rowse mitt too oastdories it List WO se torooeloot to 0 Woo was sound and his phrasing and A bereIlla for V triorami tone quality during the melodic ': cantilene paesages in the slow WI' BBIOThof'—111131Eili: j"Pf4rawooterttli " ' f movement left no one dissatisfied Stbotis for Shiites of Ivory Age His audience brought him from the Imo:moots ow ‘oing made for Sprier Soonor ai4 fan of 1943 wings several titmes as they ap' ew orits ocieolots dtroct vsoptors Con hroyo ortitorno anllawalla plauded his artistry 00141 PIOFIT — INTERDIENOWNATIONAL AND IVANGELICAL i Opening the evening with Glinka's spirited overture to Russ- toomwt r f talk — Police Hold Utahn ForHoldup Quiz 1S1P111 ot '''N 0 '"'''"4---!-0-° k - g 1 than satisfactory to Salt Lake county autoists may Max Ingalls chairman I pay their 1948 property taxes and date" obtain passenger automobile ii March of Dimes collection boxes reported Saturday cceon:netypillautiledain' gatstathrtiengeiltylondanayd People have been contributing ' to collectors set up In I 1I' and generously 28 Feb continuing through ' — l' antax the commission state 35800 eSnalt Lake l 1 In many - 88nsteasntacbenounced Saturday donors been spurting totals have Dan Robinson who has been in limilf ' '' ' ' ‘ ' by slipping in greenbacks "We b " : charge of the tax commission's look forward to beating last year's 1 branch plaireS a will direct issu- collection record of $10000" he ance of or' eit azel County Assessor John Walker saidThe chairman praised assistance reported he will have addi‘ional 7 r i71114 clerks on duty in anticipation of w!411 steady patronage throughout the BEAUTIFUL iwra next six weeks 46031 457:11itte4IL - CiII LIR !rose' f 1 Kel''' xxC21? - J:77 r 'osoi'l ' I ' : - ! 41111111111 & I - 4 d- c- 1 i J - 4 - J--- in-- - ' - i ' ' - ' 1 I 1 Meet State Arranges Dimes March Collectors To Expedite Generous Response in S L collection returns trom of the police denstrtment and Boy Auto Licenses of Dimes containers Scouts In and been "more i AL With election of new officers I Crandall and Mrs M M and directors Saturday the Salt 'Ford Directors named to till Lake Visiting Nurse Assn entered unexpired terms are Miss Mayrile a new year of enlarged senlce C Garrison Mrs Grace J BywaIt now combines activities for- ter and Wayne J Anderson merly carried on by two organiThe association will continue to zations—the old Visiting Nurse service for nursing Iprovide Assn and the Community Nursing to two hour daily per i bureau at a rate of $2 for the Max Ingalls president and gen- patient hour and $1 for each addiral manager of Save Rite Drug first tional half hour This is a reducIStcres was elected president tion from rates formerly charged F Edward Walker Miss Kidneigh explained ieceedr that servJSalt Lake Insurance man Other ice will be provided free to indinew officers are Mrs J A Ottengents badly in need of such servheirner vice president Robert L ice the cost being paid by the )McCree treasurer: M MI Margaret Chest ' M Meagher secretary and Miss Community In addition V N A takes over Evelyn Kidneigh executive counselling and placement funcI tions formerly perforrned by the Directors Elected Community Nursing bureau now with the former organiza'rhos elected to the board of merged V N A will place private tion directors for three-yea- r terms are duty nurses in both homes and G Lawrence Trousdale Mrs and provide practical Dorothy Lowman Mrs Hattie hospitals nurses for home duty Nurses Solomon Miss Ada L Burt Wilare to under this service provided liam Howard Tibbals Dr Leslie be at rates paid regular nursing Mn Winifred P Balls D The counselling service consists of J Paul giving information on nursing opporturdties to persons newly en tering the nursing field in the 0 011 1 "berWhen - 0 111 i - - - : Co - - T A Stereos Pocatello Idaho WYOMING Motor Co Roca Springs Wlo Morritt Motor Co Grolson-Duz- ik Afton Wyo ' Uinta Motor implomont Evanston Wyo & i CAN - a I ' s I I I 1 i N ' - i I t atandasultddintak ' ti t I |
