Show Gty Officials KU1 Plans for Bond Election JULY SATURDAY MORNING THE Term of Fifty Days Given to Qi- 11 1938 - zr DrunkDriver Ta v Commissioners Vote to Disregard Proposal of C of C for Projects 'Dan L Graham whole in Mayor syetem The election proposed for before the regular fall election would coat approximately $7000 July black-shlrte- Hl-to-- Ed G Hadley man business UP)-E- ShifpY tEwplE Swim Suits constitutionality tain sections of the liquor control act was questioned Friday in an action brought in the state supreme court by Sammy Lyte who seeks to have his recent sentence of one year for violation of the net reduced to six months He alleged that while the constitution and previously enacted laws provide that only one offense can be charged in a single information the liquor control act allows the inclusion of as many offenses as the prosecution se fft After having appealedTfrditf a conviction in city court Lyte was convicted recently in District Judge James W McKinney's court on an Information charging Belling and keeping liquor for fale in violation of the liquor Control act On June 21 he was sentenced to six months on each wool with support Snug maroon - royal TRUNKS bullt-l- n Ift navy black and blue with white e d e 24 to Sizes stripe fitting all- 1 I 32 cool SHIRTS POLO BOYS’ comfortable cotton mesh shirts with one button cellar Guaranteed Plain fast color colon In white and yellow blue Small medium and Sanforized WASH SLAX shrunk and guaranteed full cut with wide legs and cuffs Adjustable side straps In stripes orchecked — — patterns Cool for the hot weather BOYS’ MISSES' SflJMTS Sizes ahead to 8 18 SHIRTS Novelty stripes with crew or collar necklines Fash I o n d of light weight cotton Jersey ToU’slze 3 to 8 girls' sleet 7 to 18 TOTS’ AND GIRLS’ SLAX made of durable boulder cloth with eon traaUng stripe up the side Rises 7 to 18 Also overall alax Size 2 to SUITS slax Matching shirt and slax Trimmed with novelty buttons and ties In maize green just white and turquoise 8 to 18 Sizes SLAX Also ORIGINALLY TO 1495 1675 WOMEN'S ROTC for ce sets In pastel colors 196 COTTON (DO Slacks I Fashioned of gabardine or linene and trimmed with Choose from pockets buttons and novelty lacings brown navy or white Sizes 14 to 20 ti”” V KNEE-HIG- MESH H l v - rtb Mosiery ©9 Pr ' SALE! 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(caused Capitol Under the direction of Battalion Chief J K Plercey firemen extincount to run consecutively guished the blaze before it caused stead of concurrently much damage P&trona of the theIn the supreme court action ater were unaware of the fire Lyte charged that the section of the liquor control act which perGraduates-mitted this kind of a sentence is unconstitutional and In violation Leave Coast Fort of previously enacted laws This waa the second time Lyte John Thomas Lorenz and Lynn had been convicted this year of Stockman R O T C graduates at a liquor law violation On Feb- the University of Utah left Friruary 18 he was convicted in city day for Fort Lewis American Lake court and sentenced to serve 30 Wash for active duty aa second days In Jail under a complaint lieutenants in the Tenth Field Archarging him with keeping for tillery sale an alcoholic beverage Lieutenants Lorenz and Stockman “"Friday's supreme court--actioof the waa a petition for a writ of ceruniversity to be appointed from McKintiorari requiring Judge Utah ney to certify to the supreme court all records in the case in Uruguay shipped over three The times as many products to the which Lyte was convicted United States in the first four high court granted the writ ordering that auch records be before months of this year aa it did in it on or before July 20 the corresponding period of 1935 three-pie- short The favorites of the season in tailored and swagger models A wonderful opportunity for you to acquire a new summer Buit at worthwhile savings Choose from sharkskin light weight woolens Palm Beach cloth Congo cloth and linens In natural flesh blue beige maize navy and grey Sizes 14 to 20 Short Circuit Causes Fire on Theater-- Sign West Two-pie- suits The Townsend No 8 Progressive Townsend club No 8 will meet at 8 p m at the Chapman library at Sixth South and Eighth West streets Lawrence T Epperson will be the guest speaker I It 1 All X5 Wool in- n SALE! large sizes PAMILOWON'T-RU- Federal Women’s Club The Federal Women's club will meet at 11 a m at the Newhouse hotel circuit I POLO se 46 The V art SWIM BOYS’ AUTHENTIC A C'I 129 ®wd 7q c Ch f Togs V dollars” believed short from water Friday night set lire to SammyLyte Suit Questions a large electric sign at the theater Second South Validity of Utah Liquor Law street cer- XXv ar Spanish War Veterans The United Spanish War Veterans will meet at 9 a m at the New-houhotel - 8 88a Larli" BoysV Alleged to have transported a woman from Brigham City to Michigan in violation of the Mann act Ralph Waldrop 19 July 24 will be taken befojeUijited States Commissioner John A £nedd5rt Kt Ogder Alf G for preliminary hearing Gunn chief deputy United States marshal reported Friday night Waldrop was arrested in Brig-- 1 ham City Friday by Mr Gunn He is being held in the Salt Lake county jail No cadet may marry during his four-yecourse at West Point Today in Salt Lake ! dram ?father Youth Faces Hearing On Mann Act Violation ht SLEn SIX gerher ff j rF nue charged with threatening the life of another was set for July 28 by City Judge M J Bronson on the defendant’s arraignment Friday Buck is alleged to have threat-- 1 ened to kill his wife Mrs Alice James Buck and his brother-in-la- w H Foley of Evanston Wyo He was released on his own recognizance when he promised to keep away from his wife and members! of her family route to the Elks national convention In Los Angeles In various hues spread over the entire body of the automobile are 87700 foreign postage stamps over which shellac waa painted to protect them from weather f Aeeording to Mr Hadley It took from 15 to 20 persons 1330 hours to affix the stamps to the car On the cowl ventilator he changed the color scheme and pasted several old German marks for a cover On the right door is the outline of a palm In green stamps Asked what value he attached to the idea based on the cost of collecting and affixing the stamps Mr Hadley said It would be “several thousand Mh 18ft Girls A preliminary hearing for David Buck 24 of 1224 Wilmington ave- stamp-surface- p52J 17 Court Slates Hearing On Death Threat Count d novel automobile to Salt Lake City folk during a brief atop here Friday en Sale PerfuiJ the 2 fcS 2J2 I I Cot)W $10 Casper Wyo introduced a hhEX ? Air Pleads Guilty Pleading guilty to a drunkenness charge which had been reduced from dne alleging drunken driving Roy Jensen 23 Sprlngville was fined $40 He waa arrested June 28 Albert E Dasley 42 of 235 West Fourth South street was fined $35 on a reckless driving charge of which he was convicted by Judge Dalby Thursday He was arrested June 27 after" an accident at Second South and Second East streets Plea of Dr Helmina Jeidell Newhouse hotel to a reckless driving charge preferred by Martin S Walk is set for Saturday's court session The plea was ordered by Judge Dalby Thursday after he had denied a defense motion for dismissal of an amended complaint Ernest W Cummings 19 of 810 Sixth East street forfeited $5 on a speeding charge- Arterial Stops Charged with ignoring stop signs Roy Olmstead 58 and JameB H Walker 42 forfeited $3 each Leo D Clark 48 was fined $5 and bench warrants were ordered issued fbr the arrest of I C Sinclair 70 and! Mrs Gayle Mallory 24 when they allegedly failed to appear On traffic signal charges Jared IpBon 32 of 331 C street was fined $5 H E Monson 47 forfeited $3 hnd George O Mire 52 was fined Shoivn in S dispens’d bottle since been I Shown signaling that the way is clear for Western National Railroad week which opens Monday is pretty Miss Aura McEwen of Ogden who has been selected Miss Railroad Queen After visiting in Salt Lake City Friday Miss McEwen left on the Los Angeles Limited for Chipgo to compete for honors as national “Railroad Queen” ®rn 1(9 I Miss Utah Railroad Queen in the pogroms unless the government OMiss of platinum-tresse- d rders police to be less lenient toward person feted waa McEwen of Aura Ogden Britain’s by fascists laborite leaders Friday In Salt Lake City prior to warned in the houae of commons leaving at 6:30 p m for Chicago Friday night where she will compete with The laborite resolution censuring the police was defeated however “queens” from all other western vote after Home Sec- States for Western National Railby a retary Sir John Simon spoke in road Week honors their defense A national “queen” will be seAny attempt to prevent the faslected Tuesday in Chicago Should cists' demonstrations altogether would provoke chargea the police Miss McEwen win this honor she were abusing tnelf power the home wlllTeign for the remainder of the secretary argued The government week at receptions grand balls is following the question carefully dances and other social events he said Any attempt to ban the Selected in a series of contests black shirts’ uniform also would fall women railroad employes of wide of its mark Sir John added among Miss McEwen state the Inasmuch as such organizations in- to local critics is givenaccording a good to some use show variably symbol chance of winning national honors their affiliation Railroad week in Salt Lake City will open Monday at 8 a m with and railroad Famed German Artist a blast of factory whistles Open house will be held Succumbs in Munich at aU railroad stations and shops Observances will continue throughMUNICH Germany July 10 UP)— out the week There will be special The'Amerlcan born German painter speakers Carl von Marr died h£re Friday Miss McEwen and C L He was 78 years old Von Marr’s general agent for the Union best known painting “Flagellants” Pacific Railroad company in Ogden were guests at the Exchange club hangs in Milwaukee He was a membefiof the Acad- meeting Friday in the Hotel Utah emies of Munich Berffiji and Athens and had won medals m New York Bennett Pauses Vienna Berlin Munich Dresden Joan Madrid Salzburg Barcelona AntRoute Home In werp Budapest and Liege — t — Hi Glad to be back in America and anxious to see her family Joan Nazis Order Doomed Bennett moving picture star Man to Foot Costs stopped over in Salt Lake City Friday noon en route to her home in dgar HAMBURG July 10 Hollywood after a month’s vacation Andre former district leader of the in Europe communist red front fighters was Miss Bennett traveling by plane ordered by a court Friday to be recalled that aha had visited Salt executed and to pay the costs of his Lake City under similar circumstances a fewmonths ago when trial He was found guilty of murder she was starring in a moving pictreason' attempted murder and ture "Thirteen Hours by Air” She to violence in connection revealed to newspaper men that she with clashes between nazia and will play the role of a newspaper reporter in her next picture of h”s East jail I anti-Semit- ic ng 270 AT 5o COOLER PAR'S AND Broadway waa given a sentence by Police Judge C F Dalby Friday when he pleaded guilty to drunken driving charge Graham waa arrested early Thursday after an automobile he waa driving struck two curbs at Stats street and Cleveland avenue and sheared off a telephone pole v Ralph F Bemls 39 arrested early Friday tnd charged by Special Officer H Jorgensen with drunken driving between State and Second East streets on Broadway denied! the charge His trial was set for v By LONDON July 10— London some day will bo swept by Jew-baltl- of 50-d- Riot InBritainSeen Utah Railroad Auto Covered Queen Feted With StampsL Tribune Leased Wire Anti-Je- w 34 ALWAYS IT'S to Count After Arrest at Cleveland and State u tha committee of the E B Erwin’s of flee the city commission Thursday voiced disapproval of the Salt Lake chamber of commerce proposal for a $900000 Jond election to provide funds lor the city's share in construction of a civic auditorium airport betterments and a new central fire station The consensus among the commissioners was that despite the advantages offered by the three proposed projects the time was not auspicious for presentation of a bond issue question to the electorate The action is expected to result in a postponement of the plan during the current year Several Seasons Several reasons wars citsd by the commissioners for their stand Most important were the probability of an election on bonds for the Deer creek reclamation project and the homestead tax exemption issue to be decided at the regular election November 3 Mayor Erwin said if Utah voters approved the proposed tax exemption Salt Lake City’s taxable base would decrease approximately $50 000000 It wax also said the proposed civic auditorium alone would add about $90000 annually to the debt service costs The committee reported it had decided not to call a public hearing cn the proposal Such action was urged this week by Gus P Back-ma- n executive secretary of the chamber before the commission at a regular meeting Federal Program The chamber proposed a vote on the bond issue so the city might participate in the $300000000 P W A program It was suggested three bond issues be voted upon $600000 for a civic auditorium $150000 for airport improvements and $150000 for a central fire and fire alarm Heating Motorist Pleads Guilty IPamiac Satin SMjds OS) VAL SHEEN AND We These Shirley Temple bath-ln- g suits are made to stand the hard wear of active children— Yet they are eoft and supple assuring perfect comfort Just the suits for water babies and their older models in sisters One-piemaize royal blue green orange red wine and novelty combinations Sizes 2 to 12 SALE CHILDRENS IDEAL CLASSMATE Slioes ce SWAN-GL- O MAKES fold thousands of slips similar to these during the past year for 169 E TIMELY-SAL- rayon eatin slips adroitly bias ouL Adjustable Gleaming shoulder straps and lockstitched seami Completely In white rust nile grey aqua tearose maize navy brown and black WOMEN'S SUMMER shadow-pro- of purple Millinery Sixes 34 to 44 200 169 Swim Shop— Second Floor ' ' Alt 198 398 to discontinued styles Originally Originally ” timely sale of children' whit summer shoes in straps and oxfords All made of sturdy quality elkskln with leather eole Not all sizes in every style but all aises In the group A 293 to 500 ' ' exritf nSarr!r of really lovely hat in fin bakua and straw Large or medium size brims trimmed with ribbons bow and posies Hat for matron as well a miss Choose from navy light blue grey rose and beige semi-rou- V- - - |