| Show 1 i Tun' SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Sunday March I 7 :::1 L4t Medics to Eye Broken Freight' Axle Delays' Ghosts of Early Penology' Red Cross Traffic on P For want of a journal the Blood Center eastbound Arise at Prison Transfer fleet of Union Pacific - 4S s-- t'-zz- ' t ) - i - - 1 1 f By WILLIAM F SMILEY Ghosts of early day penology are coming to light at Utah state prison as officials make ready for site the transfer to the new ' at Point of the Mountainprison From lockers buried deep in the come such prison armory have as outdated instruments cap and 1 ball muskets used by the prison's e– ) - I ' —411 40 '' foot long As new weapons have been provided at the prism the old ones hays been stored away to gather rust and the dust of &elutes 1 4 ' ( ri i I 1 " ? I C''NCs' 1 - i -- - I' 1 t - N ''ss 'N Ell - ' tille tr e- '' ) A lin D Roosevelt and Dr Asa Barnea medical director for the Pacific area American Red Cross San Francisco will arrive in Salt Lake City Monday to discuss with medical men the feasibility of establishing a Red Cross blood unit here In carrying out a new program Red Cross already has established nix blood centers in the United States and hopes to set up 20 more before August using funds raised in the current drive of the national organization it was explained by Harold J Steel Salt Lake county chapter chairman Dr McIntire and Dr Barnes will be joined in Salt Lake City by O L Thoreson 6puty director of health services for the Pacific area of the Red Cross Each blood unit includes radii tie for taking blood processing and refrigerating it The unit provides whole blood blood plasma and the products of plasma fractionation which are used widely in the treatment of disease These are all made available withouj cost to those who need them the only expense being the medical charge for administration - IlikApaelEkiliti- z - '1- i''''''--'-:--- -1 rt iI tl 1 A 114 - : at L county I Art Barn Poets Pick Judges For Student Writing Test Appointment of a final judging committee for the Salt Lake Art Barn poets stateide high school poetry writing contest was announced Saturday by Mn L E Partbesius contest rules committee chairman The judging committee is composed of Mrs Rex F Larsen Chairman Mrs E Burton Royle rtichard F Armkneeht and LeRoy Burke Ileagner Although the competition ends Ar t Ba rn poets Wednesday d out it is not too late to enter The contest winners of which will receive prizes from The Salt Lake Tribune is open to Utah high school students between 18 and 13 years of age Contest sponsors Saturday were encouraged to note that the scores of entries submitted thus far have four-memb- 'MLEILI31 Large 'Variety New Patterns aztd Colon of Wald' Linoleum Erpert lastallatioa No Delay SPIKED TILE g3c MOO rt LN G Co LS (Fayette "floe r :- :-!- - ' svo v' ''-- - 1 4' 4 r kl4) e i---N F- - i 's v - '' I 4 o0° ' - All work guaranteed and given by registered Make your appointment licepsed beauticians early TELEPHONE ''''S'c4- i Sugarhouse Newly Equipped Modern Beauty Salon ' t irm5() ' $ grand new styles right from our regular at BIG SAVINGS NOW for stocks your Spring redecorating Just a few so got your tomorrow! $21950 $25950 $25950 $25950 0 PHILCO "200" - 1 u k 'Come a compact quality radio set tonel‘ Powerful performance! cabinet! 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Activation of two Seabee companies in Utah one in Salt Lake city and one in Ogden has been authorized by the U S navy it waa revealed Saturday with announcement that Comdr J A Clark C E C U S N R 12th naval district public works officer would arrive in Salt Lake City March 31 Cmdr Clark will meet with all former Seabee personnel interested in activation of construction battalion at 8 pm on that date at the U S Naval Reserve training center building 93 Fort Doug- - - 1061 'East 21st South SUGARHOUSE Navy Okehs Utah Seabee Units Point-of-the-Mount- ain I BEAUTY SALON The mishap on the railroad's single track was repaired by derrick at 7:40 am but the temporary block caused a delay of one hour in schedules of the streamitner City of Los Angeles and of three and a halt hours of the Los Angeles Limited No personal injuries occurred No westbound traffic was due during the blockage ng tviltan Sherwood guard at Utah state prison for 24 years examines old weapons and penal instruments discovered la the armory at the prison a On All Permanent Waves at at Bloom in Millard Milford Rifles manufactured in 1862 under 1851 patents are graduated up to World War I weapons among the cast asides Many of them lack: trig care are rust coated The single shot muzzle load percussion cap fired guns with " bores that seem larger than modT imoatt:-11'ern shotgun muzzles appear unwieldy beside modern high power t t high speed weapons in the armory A good man with rifle Primed ' and cocked could fire one of the old weapons reload and fire again In a minute The modern machine can spray 178 shots across rifle (11 i the prison yard in the same space 1 of time Better cared for but still neg! lected ars the old Civil war type 45 caliber revolvers They are fl tao0-- i still in firing condition but thejr ' '''i" and the short carryi long barrels a d'1'"6power of their bullets caused ing ' e° 4 y :i their discard when the smaller1 -- faster and more powerful weapons it 1 were issued I Not since the We has the Oreonomminamel101"i gon boot been used It is now in Dr McIntire who served '30 disrepute as a penal instrument But with the heavy brace on the years in the navy was wartime' shoe and the ankle iron locked on surgeon general of the navy the leg prisoners were less inthe rank of vice admiral' cleanup prior to removal to to attempt escape when He was retired a year ago and now started The hail and cap musket in his hand Is a clined wore la devoting his time to Red Cross long stay remosed from machine rifle at hi Ida they are the Oregon boot than work they today ' ''''''''00' REDUCED PRICES Railroad Co transcontinental trains were delayed several hours Saturday morning One met of wheels on a westbound freight train was derailed Saturday at 2 am when an axle broke 20 miles north of Dr Ross T licintire first guards the "Oregon boot" phyttician to the late Pres personal Frankand pistols with barrels nearly a 1 r Ell MUSKETS CAP-BAL- L ! - 3 1948 tI I — P — —s S i t I 1 i 7 ) zxs - NavarstsogotaTAginv uil iMAAAttr- - z g Vta01 ' - 1 - - : 4 ''''''''—'''''''''' '""''''''''''"ø'"'"''—'"'''"''''"'''''""""""'"'m'''''—'''"''-'''"'''''''"'''''"'"''''""'''''—'''"''''''"''''--'''"''''''""'''"''"''''''''-''''"'''''''''- '' '"' ''' ''''' '''''''''"'""'"'"---- - r '' - -' ' ''''-- --- - - - - : |
