Show - ' v a Zalt ijc Effit akt 7t1tiunt 1St AON Death Claims Former S L Commissioner 23 'Su !Liao) Arpgantit New Freight Firm Donates Vacant Lot Agent Sees For Scrap Bank T Traffic Hike Anticipating an all-tim- railroad freight traffic during 1944 John VV Padden newly appointed general agent of the Union Pacific 4 '"--1 os depart- - p"--freight rnent in Salt '1 ' I Lake City ar- rived Wednesday to take over his -' 4) new duties ANA ' — the day During 1"""46'---: tle visited ship- of the area accompanied by B W Hansen 4 Ar traffic manager U ' 1 Salt Lake City and Ambrose J c Seitz of Omaha Neb general Mr Padden traffic freight manager Mr Padden was formerly genral agent for the Union Pacific railroad at Tacoma Wash and in 1ra new Salt Lake City position -'t- 1 t -'- s 07 -- -- It i 'eriJ'" - Will succeed D H Voltz merly of Salt Lake City as freight traffic manger with headquarters at Omaha was announced Wednesday by Mr Seitz Mr Owen started ulth the Union Pacific in Salt Lake in 1913 and has been serving City s s assistant freight traffic manger at San Francisco since 1935 - trap-shooti- trobt-lishin- needed A railroad spur track on the property will simplify shipping The coming downtown collection will be made by army trucks Mr Voltz Eaa been promoted to general agent of the company's freight department in New York Mr Padden joined the operating department in 1920 and in 1925 transferred to the traffic department Since that time he has eery ed at Astoria Bend and Portland Ore prior to his appointment at Tacoma in 1941 Appointment of R G Owen for- strumental in increasing the number of city parks from seven to 19 and supported a widespread recreation service Through his efforts the municipal airport was enlarged greatly During his administration Mueller Mountain park was given to the city by his friend George Mueller Lindsay gardens Victory recreation center and Fairmont park were obtained and developed Wasatch Springs park and the Art Barn park were built Memory park was made into a shrine of beauty the Bonneville golf course was reconstructed from waste land the water theater at Nibley park rebuilt and the boys and girls' clubhouse and play areas at the Neighborhood house reconstructed conBaseball diamonds crete tennis courts lighted horseshoe courts grounds g ponds for youths a fly casting range picnic nooks and a department of recreation attested his interest in fostering a wholesome environment for children and adults For many years he was a member of the Salt Lake Rotary club the chamber of commerce and the tlks lodge He was president of the Duckville Gun club at Bear river more than 25 years and was president for 20 years of the New State Gun club west of Bountiful He was appointed by former Governor Henry H Blood to the state planning board and served several years as president and member of the Salt Lake PlanFor 'years he ning commission was a member of the Old Folks central conirnittee Surviving him are three daughters Mrs Margaret F Wyman of Piedmont Cal: Mrs Florence F Unger of Madison N J and Miss Nancy Finch of this city a sister Mrs Mary F Pugh of Colorado Springs Colo and a grandson Kenneth R Unger Jr His wife died August 16 1937 Former Mayor Neslen now director of personnel at Fort Lewis Wash is to come to Salt Lake City to conduct funeral services Saturday noon at 260 East South Temple street Friends may call at the place of funeral Friday from 4 to 8 p m and Saturday from 10 a m until time of serv- Permission to use Z CMI property between ' Second and Third West on South Temple street as the new location for ' Salt Lake's community victory scrap bank was given Wednesday by Harold H Bennett general manager of the company "The new location will greatly facilitate the collection of downtown salvage metal Monday and Wednesday" Fred Tuesday E Carleson city salvage committee member said The scrap bank collection point for all salvage metal gathered in the 'current drive 15 was endingon November a plan originated in founded Washington where problems of locating and shipping scrap to Steel Mills has been subject of a year-lon- g study Goal of the Salt Lake drive is 3500 tons Professional salvage workers will cut it and prepare an inventory for Washington so that it will be ready for shipment whenever and wherever it is high in e (Continued From Page Seventeen) well-organiz- Youth Control Gains Ground (Continued from Page Seventeen) for children whose mothers work during the day "The plan has proved successful and we urge its adoption throughout the city" she said "Schools should adopt a four-poiprogram to help combat delinquency" De roe Woolf principal of the South high school asserted These include strict attendance checks study of problems In adgroups organized by teachvisory ers treatment of students "as individuals entitled to a part in the discussion and full consideraHold-U- p tion by teachers" and organization of clubs by teachers Midnight shows which offer juLake police Wednesday veniles an opportunity to remain nt Officers Hunt Bandit in Taxi Salt were searching for a dark complexioned man who robbed a taxicab driver at 3 a m of $15 after threatening him with what aprevolver peared to be a Jack W Hall 346 West Eighth South street driver for the National Taxicab company told police he Ticked up the suspect at Second South and State street The passenger told the driver to take him to Third South and First West streets and try and make it er - snappy" At that address the taxicab driver said his passenger showed tlim the revolver and ordered him te) surrender his money After stuffing change and bills into his pocket the robber left the vehicle and told the driver to continue down the street Hall described that man as having a black mustache weighing 145 pounds and being about 5 feet inches tall He wore a long gray overcoat and a gray felt hat unsupervised after the curfew are undesirable Joseph B Driggs principal of the Lincoln high school said "Theater managers have pledged that no children will be admitted to late performances unless accompanied by adults" he explained Sergeant Ray Cahoon head of the police crime prevention division reported that 171 juvenile delinquents have been apprehended by police agencies since October 4 adding that the average age of the children is 14 years and nine months "On the whole parents have been very cooperative and we plan to continue the ruling that parents must come to headquarters to get their children who have Driver Draws 8100 Fine Arthur Gustafson South steet 543 East Melvin Maddock 2755 South Library Light Srcond West street denied charges cif reckless driving and trial was Because army specialized trainpet for Thursday with tailing to yield the ing unit students at the University Charged tight or way to another vehicle of Utah must study considerably Ernest E Combs 252 Coatsville each night under artificial lightvenue was fined $10 Other cases in court Wednesday ing diffusion panels on lights in Were the main reading room of the R 0o3 Windham !Speeding —lame a nue frirrelted Heller Blacereri library have been removed to dou5 krtrn 3100 Waiinington nt r eet fined ble lrrinna place 852 lighting in the hall LtewUyn tired Eti The removal of the panels was Roc 59 atop sign—R haggeng ignoring R ZlmliCrii Stuart First south street coincidental with a step by L H 1004 Soul h Fifteenth East Pneriey Jr reel aCh fined Sin Limo Gleason 577 Kirkpatrick university librarian s“mue fined $5 and buildings and grounds officials !kid tag through red traffie am A 11:ier 574 Poet street: to provide more adequate lighting each tined $10 Grant in the P Rick Ogden n 2 West Seventh South street building now that students are pursuing more studies in the $7 50 Sortted Planar to report on ft traffic ticket— 167 West Fourth South evening White circles have been sitomu gcreet fOrt owed $10: Iver Thelin 1001 painted around bases of reflectors 3057 James Toting 10rra ine avenue in many rooms guaranteeing re1Sountair drive each forfeited $5 flection of light Fluorescent lighting is now beS L Man Wounded ing considered for the library : I P : - In Pacific Theater County Board Sets Budget Meeting WASHINGTON D C Nov 17 (M-The war department Wednesson day reported Hollis Osborne ef Mrs Florence Osborne of 1189 Harrison avenue wounded in the - Proposed departmental Increases and reductions requested for 1944 raeitie area Will be discussed next Wednesday Salt Lake county at 10:30 a m Mrs Osborne could not be locat- commissioners by in the commissioned Wednesday Her address was ers' chamber room 206 city and listed in the city directory as va- county building it was announced cant by Commission Chairman Roscoe Boden Kiwanians Wait Fiesta Past presidents of the Salt Lake be honored citya Kiwanis club willfiesta" to be at "past president's held by the club Thursday at 12:15 m at the Hotel Utah DirectT trg the program- will be Past Presidents Franklin S Cundiff Warren S Thomas and James R l'r e ebourn Utahn Awaits 8011h ::f?' Written requests for budget Increases of the departments are available for public inspection at the county auditor's office commissioners declared All persons interested and present at the meeting will be given an opportunity to be heard in the matter Requests for 1944 over 1943 appropriations total more than $200- 000 a:'-'-:5-:'- -- : native A 1i of Wermland Sweden where '''f-- 1 - - 5 ' i t :: r""!777! ' r : he was born No- - il i vember 20 1863 I ':4 ' I 11 r Anderson '':::kee 71 let Ic::': and his wife Joined the LDS 1 ts' "'' 4A '''-Tg''' 4- '1 '40'4 church and came t — to Utah in 1887 - 44 two He has filled missions for the church and acted Ntr Anderson as bishop's counselor for the L D S Second ward in Murray prior to moving to Salt Lake City Mr Anderson has eight sons and daughters Mrs Beda C White Mrs Judith A Barrett of Salt Lake City Mrs June Barker Taylorsville Mrs Vera Hatch Fresno Cal E L Anderson Salt Lake City Elmer A Anderson Ogden' Alitred W Anderson Oakland Cal and Ivan E Anderson Yakima Wash 28 grandchildren and 11 T:z : k -4 -- - ' -- 1) ' --- - Mrs Anderson died seven years ago great-grandchildr- Radio Honors Set For Mrs Hyslop Mrs John W Hyslop 1494 Edison street will be honored over the Blue network from Hollywood Wednesday at 9 a m M W T on the Breakfast at Sardis program Mrs Hyslop is president of the Salt Lake Humane Society Inc a member of the American Humane association with headquarters in Albany N Y She is responsible for the opening of the present Humane society shelter here which was started four years ago Deaths Esther Towns S Mrs Esther S Towne 75 1411 Mc Cle 'land avenue tiled at her home Wednesday at 3:30 p m of unknown but natural CatIPIPS She vvas born March 8 1 a daughter of Mr and Mrs mirk NI m She belonged to the James E' Mesta Univeraity Christian church in Loa An- geles Cal and was affiliated with the Royal Neighbors of America in Pueblo Colo She was the widow of John E Towns who died in1924 include a daughter Mrs G w Survivors Merritt Salt Lake City a pon C W Towns Pueblo Colo: a brothr William two Meters Mn Ill Maslam Peoria and Mrs Taylor MaywoodIll Ill seven A Ledger Marsetilea grandJGeorge children and nine Funeral services will be conducted Friday at 12 noon at H574 Eat First South street with Rev Lyon Barnes of ficiating Friends may call at place of funeral prior to services Burial will be In Mt Olivet cemetery Richard Hill C Illohard C Hill Infant son at James and Jean Hill 62 C street died in a Salt Lake hospital Wednesday at 6:30 p m of undetermined CRUMB He watt horn September 1 1043 and Ifi Purviv el by his parents and a grandmother Mrs Agnes McQueen all of Salt LAits City C Statistics Almeda Angeline Ball Marriage Licenses services for John one-ha- ti Chi-ca- r° : Bernice Cohen 19 Chicago 111 Hirnjo George Egashira 24 Salt Lake: Toshiko Alice itatayansii 22 Salt Lake John IA11111 Richerdson 51 Murray: Olive K Wallin 48 Murray John rawrence Madden 20 Dorchester Mass Audrey Alice Spencer 20 Belmont Masa Hoy Barrett 59 Holladay: toeneva North Brown 53 Oakland Cal Dell White 34 Havgville Harry Ring Ford 34 KaysvIlle Louise James Calvin Sandbura 19 John Izatt Napier Funeral at George Alonzo Cartwright 26 at 26 Salt Lake 20 Salt Thomas Hobert Smith La he 19 gait Lake Marian Andrealoen Oeorge Robert Eisenberg 21 Lake: Eve Nielsen JU V Anti-Mom- ?: !vitt Napier Marbs Hayrack 18 Pancuitch Roy Edgar Nilsen 24 Salt Lake: Margaret Bennion 23 Salt Lane Wadding Annivarsary Gilts MADENS—MURRAY UTA H 76 558 West North Temple street who died at his home Wednesday of causes incident to age will conducted Satur2 p m in day at the1 Tveent v - fifth L 8 ward chapel West 920 South street by Ed' win Owen bishop BOrn In scotianci ht July 10 1867 WAS ft son of John and Janet Izait Na- A tie came to pier Salt Lake City in 1900 as a convert of L D 8 church oe the v and had lived here since He retired As a boilermaker f rom the Denver and Rio Western Grande Railroad company 20 years ago He worked ! 1 for the Homes Boilershop until his retirement 10 years ago Survivors include Mr Napier two sons Thomas and William Napier both of Salt Lake City: ftve daughters Mrs LeRoy Taylor Mrs A J Little Mn Gus Morgan and Mrs Lester Jensen all Of Salt LRke City and Mrs George Edginton Alhambra two sisters Mrs Agnes Campbell Cal: and Mrs William T Hart both of Salt Lake City: 28 grandchildren and 15 FrIends may call at 260 East South 'Temple street Friday from 4 to 8 p m and Saturday at the family residence 558 West North street from 10 a m until 1 p m Temple Burial will be in Salt Lake City cemetery be ttk Sixth Pyrex Ovenware RoseVille Pottery "CAMBRIDGE GLASS" 4 Births T" j Salt Lake City t e ' William Guymon Caldwell Funeral services were conducted Tttesin Lapoint fc)r William Guymon Caldday well 88 who died at the home or a Mrs J H Koch 658 East daughter Seventh South street Saturday morning of causes Incident to age Ha was born June 25 1885 In Spring-Vill- e a on of Matthew and Brasilia Me was a high priest Guymon Caldwell in the L I) 8 church and an active member all him lite Hurvivore include his widow Mrs Eleatwo Inr Emnierett Gilleapie Caldwell: Mrs Delilah D Nickell Roosedaughters velt and Mrs Deena Koch Salt Lake City: F M and Ashel six sons William M Caldwell all Salt Lake City: J Emery Ore Caldwell Portland Mark E Caldwell Bingham Canyon and Robert Lee Caldwell Vernal: three brothers Ellis and B L Caldwell Vernal and George W Caldwell Salt Lake City 38 grandchildren 85 and 10 Leo J O'Brien Funeral urvices for Leo J O'Brien 47 Richmond Cal who died last week in the California city were conducted Monin Richmond according to word reday ceived in Salt Lake City Mr O'Brien was employed by the Denver and Rio Grande Western 'Railroad company and by the coal mines in Carlam county before going to California 18 month ago to work in the Kaiser shipyards in Rich mond Survivors Include two sons Ilarold J O'Brien serving with the United States navy and Joe O'Brien Standardville Infant Anador prematurely born son Of Mr and Mrs tivIviano Anador 771 South Fourth West street died In a Salt Lake hospital at 3:2S p rn Wednelday Survivors include the parents and a twin sister Joseph Dean Bright RICRMOND Cache County—Funeral cervices for Joseph Dean Bright 19 son of Mr and Mn Adrian Bright who Walt killed ear!) Tuesday 11 a truckauto crash In South Salt Lake City will be conducted at 1 p m In the Richmond South Friday D S ward by E N Nickell bishop Mary Alice Carter FuPORTERVILLE Morgan county neral services for Mrs Mary alic Carter 73 of Porterville who died Sunday will be conudcted Thursday at 1 p m In t he L D S ward chapel by Porterville Elmer Lewis bishop Burial in the Porterville cemetery will be directed by the Malan mortuary of Ogden Justus Burt Seely EPHRAIM—Funeral services were pending Wednesday for Justus Burt Seely Si who died it the family residence Tuesday of diabetes lie had been III nine weeks Survivors Include his widow Mrs Mahe' Larsen Seely whom he married October Salt 14 1903: one son J Maben Seely Lake City four brothers Berkiev Seely Buck Indianola Frank and Laurence all of Mt Pleasant and three Seely grandchildren George Frederick Osborne Frederick NSTON Wyo —Ceorge Osborne 72 lifelong resident of Evanston died of a heart aliment Tuesday while at Work in a barher shop Sur tying are his widow Mrs Mae Mals Osborne : a son and two daughters Mrs Mrs Pella Corson Omaha Neh od Idaho Pocatello Vera Behymer tits Utah E Osborne Ogden fleorge brothers and Sisters Harrv Osborne Orov ille Seat t Is Osborne Cal : Richard Cal : Wash : James Osborne Parkinson Mrs Eva Lonr Strvekton CAI: Mrs James kialt Lake Rnzeri City asd Jscit Ogrvrne Sinn six grsindrhildren two 'FriFitnrrst erviepa m AMOrican 2 at ths Legion by day In Blytti Memorial hall EV White—John Arnold arid Elizabeth tree 553 Douglas Pyper Thorn daughter November 2 and Howard Valentine—Joaeph Florence Amelia Stewart 374 Eleventh avenue eon November 4 Llbal—Wilson Woodrow and Berenice Lillian ale ite 435 East Second South street son November 3 Hill—Kenneth Guy and Katherine Charlotte Eel iley 2375 West Fifth South street son October 7 Thomas Francis and Brennan V eracti ntla Lowell Martin Ann Mass son October 20 — William George and Hodges Viola Eunice 815 West Wilkes Fourteenth North street daughter October 28 Hall—Blaine Broekbank and Lila Ann Butler 429 Sego avenue son October 21 Gates—Fred Carl and Oral Mario klenderson 1330 Ninth East street daughter October 21 Harold and ElizaBoxers—GeorgeWilliams 366 Center beth October 23 street Margaret daughterRobert and McEwan Cooper 903 First Miriam Isabelle Hoffer avenue daughter September 26 Robert William and Stewart Ethel Tiffany Salt Lake City daughter September 25 Oather and Hag-!lDarfron—Wayne 63 Ninth East Ann Walker 27 street son October Knudsen — Paul Pershing Ftn4 East 339 Eighth Elva Wallace street daughter October 24 Salt Lake County Divorces Granted Salt Lake County C ErickMary Erickson from John son cruelty Plaintiff awarded real $70 per month for 13 property: months: $75 attorneys fees Marcaret Runyon S Baldwin from Plaintiff awarded deT Baldwin cree of divorce followins three Years of separate maintenance Mar Ririe Drift' II from Josenh Drain mental cruelty Plaintiff awarded custody of minor children: $75 per month alimony and support costs: ttorneys fees Defend-money: $75e real and P rso n a I property ant awarded eutomphtle Alfonso Fr Alice Viola Ralph from Plaintiff awardRalph nonsupport ed restoration of maiden name Ante Viola Wooda L Peter S Miettis of SIM Wein' OGDEN—Peter well known Went rth street 'rwent Wilson-West Ole Ogden area farmer of died at his horn late Tuesday following a brief illness servirs will be connucted at 2 p m in the Ogden Sticteenth reidgy S ward chapel by Curtis B Marshall bishop and Bona wil be directed by Lindquist S 171 mortuary Friends may call at the Mictua home and evening and FriThursday afternoon td services day prior Walter T Hayes ' services for Walter OGDEN—Funeral son of Walter Thomaa Hayes and Nina Hayes of Washington terrace will be conducted Friday at 1 p rn in Lindquist and Sons Colonial funeral chapel by the Rev W P Whittemore pastor of the First Baptist church of Ogden Burial will foilow in the Ogden city cemetery Inductions U S Marine Corps William Halt Lake City—Albert 3000 North Redwood road:h 2055 Thirty-nintBlaine Miller Jackson South trePt Nicholas Francts Cooke 138S Federal way Clarence Bud Keyes Layton reletead Statistics Cesspool Tank NMI SEPTIC (71K11— J 8 cesspools cleaned Cleaning Dyeing or out cleaning work Guar Ph 64054 'PAPERHANGING PAINTING CAR: PENTER WORK CALL 13AINTINti PAPERING CLEANING WORK GUAR REAR ROME repairs carpentry painting or calking Call PAINTING--Insi- ep —lurk or atop at 1817 S SOUTH STATE CLEANERS State Ft"( inishing ELECTRIC sanding machino for rent and polisher 350 Po state Fur na ce Papering Chaining STDECORATTIN--ig Best Paints Work guar Flillees 14a5 Bpck street R W EVERETT ClOkOlOk OnoertOk Painting laid uno- leum 'PAPERING— paper rti--A-3work Paint Jacobs t: -- guaranteed INSIDM-painBEST titITSIDE AND tog or papering Work guar 54150 PAPERHANGING—PAINTING CA RPENTER WORK ('ALL PAPERING painting cleaning rea: ennoble 158 No Main EXPERT wallpaper cleaning painting calcimining Free eat (WE BUY OLD GoLD BERNDT 168 S Main ''Bring us your radio problems' CALL RADIO REPAIR EXPERTLY DONE CO331- S State --AIR WAVE RADIO vacs SEWING meats repaired Parts for all kinds Work guar nY old Singer manJohnny Calre7-337WE FIX FUR COATS APT '117 34 SO MAIN NORMAN - ZttSerNeSsa$114-f'- '' - - - - -- ' 140ttit - - Sharpened 3415 S State 1e Evhatie Flare h rooms in O A111town office building eves after 5 n rt Part time rood wastes- - 10olY 1st National Bank re! SALESLADY good anostarane or fir ex personality Brewer Mr verenes Wares Anrds oesin runlet a A polleantathemut S If 9 ferral card from E5CPERTENCvn CHOCOLATE dns PACKEPS No Sunday pers P'ates A oniv at keelev's rEseentioti wee workers milmt hav cortifiesie of availability S sotrtAmifk tor lir troursor ntftee oermsnent oitileitment As- oy In nertoo 1114 evaContinertal r workra Flank bldg reoenttal toilet ohain referral earl from the WOM 44 for d rem-c- 1 deer i Good k k 1779 i 1 IMO i o411 ho:iday Flinday (tilt Saiery Best eurrotInfilngsroc-in- ConA pp:y Coffee Shon eth tinental Bank bide tasentlai War must bav comfiest of workrs a a Oa Witty tr trak some extra WOULD you like 1 or Christmas money? W want more full or part time Cteratifr-- a women on Men's and woMen's cloth Full tm hours are 10 a ro in or work Art ttrre ft in 6 nil 'refer Essential war worker" must referral card troll have s F S Star &vil Shoo 242 80 A t P ! 1 T 1 Mat lady or man Pahl's Clornis renn ir only V Temple So Exch Essential war workers tntat ba0 referral card from IJ 8 E S CTRL or wom taro tnr-- 2 chOttrora a ftor 5:30 Make 'AOrnn NtLar cleankng x an flour 60c have ref VIDERLY (tailor work hmme-154- NV I 16 ATTENTION 14 NTED—Salesladten from S E 1 i 1 fi Collins 307 So war wrrkera must Goo4 $alary Eitont'al referral tarot Main baNa 1 EXP RETOUCHER Full -part time or piece work with bogus- 22 SoWubdAS—Lt Liskk tend chtld g"Dd home Wages Cal rn - attr p IFPENDAELE yomg or middle sre4 woman L D S preterreel tor bitnse Fris keeper in motherless home new home with all morierq ettvina devices Father and twe boys tor A splendid hoen 7 and 22 ererangs right prsors Call r 1411m1iv (1t11 or woman G)cel aast'vs EXI)Sta:e CTeanerseunneeessary Essent 411 war work579 E 1 st ers must have certiCoate of strait CIF 419 KEARNS - SALESLADY for flower shrp Good wages Apply No 10 E Broad ay have Essential war workers Taunt referral card from U S S- t : if shoo riltptatts end coffee or FOk LAW OFFICE — i -- s e - - tro" fr PvAllF0-011-- o- 4 sod 'BOOKKYEre worn ER (mingle) °free general r re-Asia ry at starting rviired Apply 301A TRIFIDNE-TIrLEelm trust GRAM in f111 polleante tato relrral card from the U Z & 15 Dep Grmti W&CPS -- g ?roc 1 Fo oart-tn-o- hotI for 11a and ironing Phon fOr Ferieral houtiewor) (Jim Area rrhata rm and bat Sitrhigan aye ‘ or women on rough spotWit s ting Must be able to sew Essential war 'workers must obtain certificate of availability GIRL or woman to work at Air Ease Tailor shop Gd wages Experience unnenessary A nplyE Monarch- CleanEssential A sr ers 679 So 7th workers must obtain certificate of eptInes BLDG Ely WrIM'AN Must have buying and merchanexperience warBoxworkers Trill)dising must Tele: Essential have certificate of availability STENO S -- Well Qualified Woman to Take Charge of Ladles E IT For Experienced I 1- r OPENING EXCELLENT 'ti nt II 8 E S NVOMEN for cleaning Perm hrli aI WA NTED—Exporielleed wtn uti home plain cookinz itt toirsing rostientm $14 wk CRII block E Tree Topping and Removing TREE trimming toppinii--anIna by EXPERT 4 - orrice Gd 1 the e WOMEN FOR OFFICE ' - ened 5k fnr NINA Keller manager 55rvice club No 1 A A R Kearns Ut5h Essenti51 v"mr wnrker5 rnuot hare certificate or evellehtuty GIRLS over 18 steady ELEVATOR isork good 'Cary Annite lit NaArt-cational Re nk Trust Dent s roust obtain referral card trortlik Good lalarY and working conditions Apply Clara M CliONSOn Shop Easential war workers must have certifiCAlte of avallsOlittY WANTED num PAY ROLL CLERK MUST BE ABLE TO TYPE GOOD WAGES APPLY U P STAGES 143 O 2ND WEST Esaential War Workers Must Have Certificate or avatiatiiii?y ork $I SECRETARY—Piensint nil rnrnth Cnthoi lc preferred Give era rn Esseotisi vis work pax corn nes te of tuitilattil 'must ordn tor ged coneenl COCK Good Starting Salary ready-to-we- Saws CLEANERS CELTS EXPERIENCED ALTERATION WOMAN AND FITTER hosiery crutches belts 8 L Art Ltrnb Co 130 W S Temple -—SURGICAL Stockings Belts Trusses FITTED BY- EXPER1 201 South Main Salt Lake City 9 SURGICAt TERMS OS EUBSCRIPTION Daily and Sunday ono month 5 130 Daily and Sunday one year in advance $1560 The above rates spoil In Utah Idaho Nevada and Wyoming: Elsewhere In the United States: Daily and Sunday one month 6 150 The Tribune la a member ot the Al The Associated Press sociated Press II exclusively entitled to the use for reproduction H of all news dispatches credited to t an-e- 7 tiRtitiflal vykvs TODAY AT 522 Fi) MAW ESS'ENTIAL WAR WORKERS ItECST HAVE CERTIFICATE OF A VA ILABILITY ounz wornati PERNt poxition to c1erte1 exp with ottenngr5nhtc x5 Box orience and refrrenree E5xrntlei war workr5 must hate Certificate avallehltity maIi nt Orr wnrk very tight $S0 Fxp not tter per mo TO STA RT emsAry Apply Rnx E14 Trib-Telmust have referral cards Applicants from U s E S W A IT REss NO NIGHTS OR SUNDAYS GOOD WAGES MEALS COOM13S COFFEE SHOP 12 EXCHANGE PLACE Essential war workers must have certificate of avallabilttv WANTED—BvUtah Oil Refining Co asenetent invoice clerk compfometer Salary A pnIV experience dsirable EsOth f'oor Utah 011 building fientiel war worker' must have crtifies's of availability PerEXPERIENCEn stenographer manent position good 'slam Apply Essential war 613 Beason Blds workers must have certificate of evanarolltv WOMAN for it work No 1Pundry '74 IA Dr S10 wc evP VACUUM Marriage Licenses LELIVE Watch Repairing' Repaired an serviced Guar 'DOOR checks repaired and refitted O A Fowler 135 E Stall so morning by Lake Tribune Publishing Company Dean L Brown 23 Monti Vista Rosa Virainia Stewart 19 Vancouver Wash Harold Robert Beeves 25 Palo Alto ("RI rhIi Jean Reeves 19 Burlingame Cal ' Monte Harrison Powell 25 Ptyalin Wash : Elisabeth Maria Berkholz 21 Salt —Clocks GOOD See Mr Williams - 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EXPERT WATCH REPAIRING Quick Service—All Work Guar MONTGOMERY WARD 1ST SOUTH AND MAIN SALT LAKE CITY PAINTING With Vacation HOUSEKEEPER to take care of cou— in new home Stay nights On plea east bench STENO for gen office work Good reliable company top calary 4963 So State Applicants must referral card from USES -- obtain BOOKKEEPER and stenographer forconstruction office Permanent posi:30 non $125 a run to start Write Box E12 Trib thj day sat must Tele Eseential war workers have certificate of availability GuaranBEAUTY operator wanted teed $30 wk Box Eseential war workers must S have referral card from the U S E Triti-Tet- LODGE MOTOR E'THINO IS NEW AND CLEAst EXCELLENT WORKING TIONS Appty Hughes 3 - NEW AMERICA 50 EAST BROADWAY Eswential war wnrkera must hay ceiliticate of availability I r MAID for COVEY'S 0 IP PRIVATE public library binding G Dust Co 221 Edison at ar oi n VAST SO TEMPLE Essential war uorkera meat hays ertlffrate It avallattity Welcome Kepairing Printere—Bookbloding t Saleswoman - CASHIER preferably single elrl beOn lv permanent tween 18 to 25 Good salarv resident coneviered Short hours Ntuat have local references & REPAIRS—WHO NEEDED BOOKKEEPER - STENOGRAPHER permanent position good pay Must be permanent resident References Cook Realty Co 11 East required 1st South 'YOUNG girl out of school for Work 1 week Slap not necessary 9 a m to 6 p m next week 3 p rn In 21 p in Steady work Applr afternoon& Seagull Drug Co 2113 So 11 th Fast THOMAS U S Reg Trademark draWings Beason bldg 1 Reajiy-to-We- war wnrkers must bav certificate of availability E it EXPERIENCED Effisential BON - 13 MAKOFFS - Patent Ateorneys Cake Cribunt Salt Tb Salt leaned very Salt Lake County de YHOMAS Installing 0M Co Bountiful 339-1'EXPERT stoker repairing Evenings dn Sundays Sr REPAIRED FURNACE CLEANED DIAL Painting Also 4-77- Former Arms Plant Workers 'STENO Cleaning Papering W Temp!e npiv II Painting 0 WA NTET) war workers hay of avallablity I ' MORROW TOILETS keys i Essential war winrkers trust taTO certificate of availability 9-- LOST—Girl'a red purse ittnnt fountain pen lawd 341373 TANKS:P W A 164 So Dial calif-tie- h s EXr7TrLLENT SA LA RT oppoRTL-NrrsprENntrr IDEAL wonbciNr: coNnITIoNS - ' g Statioi-l- Chance for Aevaperiaset rertfirst NOTICES I Good Sa!ary SALT LAKE KNITTING- MILLS BLACK cloth bag containing bonds and valakbie personal papers Keep and money and please return Mpurse or call 284 F other contents CESSPOOL SEPTIC TANKS Standard Pleasant Working Conditions Apply Housekeeper rnueT OF THANKS- So-8t- WOMEN Top Wages 45544-5-4- 625 : n004 Pcololmne Available WIT)! Needs - DOG—Brown Cocker male pup white tinder neck lost from 236 or 238 Reward Wr 3rd North Dial 176-s1 yrSat blk Scottie female E Reward Old vie of 10th SEPTIC TANKS - GOOD MAIDS Essential At STATE AND BROADWAY Essential war werksre must Sas :settlicats of avallsblitty HOTEL MILNER 1 ROE'S DEPT STORE Phone tot RPoorvations 40 Fast 2tirl South Dial CO 3—LOST AND FOUND WOMAN rya pGZ OF WOMEN'S DEPT TkICE COMPLETE REAL SALARY STEADY POSITION trrnln A home-cooke- CIV:451ED RIASONART 14 nr Man 3521 - TO PONY EXPRESS OPERATORS Este) 33 years finishing UTAH PHOTO MATERIALS 27 W So Temple ORCHESTRA for dancing party and or -- entertainments CHRISTMAS galore and presents d food by St Martha's church St Paul's Episcopal guildEast-3r- d So Friday 2 p m Oth Cleaning CESSPOOLS Capable EXPERIENCED Pleasant Working Conditions t KODAK Plasfor Work PCAStEIGPCY:PENT—WORK atch work remodeling arches retaining walla Work guar certificate of availability vtoRat TRIPUTIES ALWAYS 'CAREFULLY AND PEAUT:FULLI I—SPECIAL MP BATH SAVE MONEY SaS Ploens $355 Las Vegas 550 box Angeles $775 San Diego $950 Nev Wenclover $160 eve bUIS y e WAGES Apply in Person Only to Housekeeper Emmeroial wat workors mat has SS wisti to thank our many frienda for their kindness and sympathy exour dearly pressed In the loss of and father husband beloved and son Rub& Mrs Jensen (Signed) Billy THE family of Jamie D Boyer wishes to thank their friends and relatives for kindness and sympathy shown during their recentsonbereavement in and husband the loss of their Also for the beautiful floral offer Inge f Signed) Mrs Jamie D Boyer Mrs Dora Wagner WE wish to thank our many kind friends relatives and Brotherhood of Railroad trainmen for their many acts of kindness expressions of sympathy and condolence and for their beautiful floral offerings hus-at beicved the toes of our band and father (Signed Mrs Neola Stocking Rom Lola Jean Blom A Needs Maids Nite Linen Room Women 0 VVb Prances Kirkendall et al to Kome lot S mock 2 plat B Sto William A Rutowskv to Waller E Mertig Sr lot ION block 2 Burton place 610 Frank W Otterstrom to rdwa rd T 15 and 16 Westminster Barton In Heirrhta EIO A Neibaur to Lauchle A Isaac Orr lot 11 north end subdivision of 122 block plat D 610 Marshall W Eastman to W R Metcalf lot 2 block 4 Highland Park plat C Morgan It White to Jedd L Jensen lot 31 and mouth 24 feet lot 30 block 11 Arlington 610 Daisy D Booth to J W Moultem lot 6 block 29 plat A 62 Newhouse Hotel 12-7- for Our FUneral Designs Sam Teltelbaum's Flower Srlop Phone 17 East 3rnadway COLONIAL-FLOWEHOUSE Funeral Flowers Our gpecialtv Phone 670 East Oth South Warranty Deeds war workers muat tut certificate of avallabIllty SEWING MACHINE CARD- SHOP COFFEE Essential 25 E 2ND SO Beason bide 220: hrs rubs bath Massage : sun powder Nurse —A SAFEGUARD for health build tiD resistance tnassage ultra-violRay E Davis 818 Templeton Franco-AEXP massage bath art Rm 318 23 E 1st S Marie MorreaZABINET baths massace rubs and 603 Utah Say At Trust Hidg Rose Gillispie Hrs daily arEAM bath Swedish massage relax ation reducing 313 Templeton bldg Lane Mamsage Salon FAMOUS News of Record BROADWAY FLORISTS Suits Filed ei PAY SUNDAYS OFF LOCATED AT YOUR BUS STOP 7—HELP WANTED—Women DIAL muzt obtain Jroterma from LI S E S EXCELLENT Job Smith of 4372 Smith Hnry will be held Thursday State street m In Rose room at 36 FLORAL - Main WAITRESS 6—TRAVEL Opportunities 2 STORES TO SERVE TOTI Lynn B Coleman vs Henrv ham administrator of the estate of PollY'Crostand et al Plaintiff seeks decree ouleting title to certain real pro pert Y administrator of C E Henderson estate of Felix J Provost deceased vs Union Pacific Railroad company Plaintiff seeks inclea corporation ment of $60000 for accident December S 1942 which resulted in death of Mr Provost throuch tiered careless and neclicent operation of defendant's equipment Applicant services ORERHANSLY—Funeral for Mary (May) Cloward Oberbansly of Hayden Utah wife of Alfred H will he held Thursday Oberhausley at 12 noon in the Neola Utah ward Gardner Rex officiating Bishop Friends may call at 36 East Seventh Salt Lake City until Sonth street Werineaday evening and at the family remillence In Hayden Utah Thursday Funeral diuntil time of servicer rectnrit Deseret mortuary mAnit State 258 So 55 South DESERET GYM-3-- 5041 Enroll now Enjoy better nealtb WE do aderations of nil kinds ExSinger Sewing pert worlimanshin 149 So Maim -- Machine Co INVISIBLE REWEAVING all tYPegdamaged clothing Wonder Weavers 28 W 2n4 so Nass bldg IAJZIER'S cosmetic& Call Mary Antis Whitney VARGA girl girt card with Esquire: list $5 yr Free popular mag Price Write now! D Hurley P O Box 1102 Ogden GORD: 'Worried atiout you Get in touch with me Monk AND Dispensers Candy Clerks GOOD WAGES OF? stNpAys APPLY KEELEY 8 — BROWN Third District Court Fountain - with "mid PARKER pen -- 51" blark top lopt Name Lucia M Berglund insintibed Reward LOST—Pkg containing lady s biti Rew gall Shirt downtown th at Friends East Seventh South ntreet Continental room in the may call at the mortuary until time of services Fierierst directors Deseret mortuarv services for Dudley T Wells of 101 2 Harvard11avenue a m will be conducted Mondav at in the Rose room 36 East Seventh Madsen South street Elation Harry Friends Mav call at the officiating room in the mortuary Continental Funeral diuntil time of services rectors Deseret mortuary Donna W Russo from Chauncey Russo mental cruelty Madeline Jean Grow from Robert R Grow mental cruelty Dorothy D Young from Gordon O Young mental cruelty WAITRESSES -- 1 p J Ctm 22 Larkin mortuary Janet Banks from Robert T Bank mental cruelty Ero E Oa from Edith L Ola dalert ion RPIA nd Will3--iou- services for MENERAV—Funeral Nettie Menerav will be conducted Frithe Larkin day at 10:30 a260 m in Smith funeral chapel East call Temat the may ple street Friends from to 8 P rn4 mortuary Thursday :nterment Fricigy prior to services 111 City cemeterv under direction of Divorces Asked AND TELIN THE TRIBUNE to protect their reeSe GRAM atrii ere nmainet fraud deception or ItReaders are cout4one4 to ejustice make NU payment to get a wean advertised In the help wanted columns ails In Other columns wraca samrequire imestmentor ID stocks a caso bond ples equipment eimuid be thorough? inveittgateel all before paying Out env money tei ads wanted MliT help 'poetry no t tire nt the work hehte 'who wanted soil Muer rnrntinn toe artici or service to be sold and stat It th ts in the form of salary tornTy !tons file offer misston or both of employment with pay belors :ts the 'Help Wanted" robitrin& Kindite report env sceptions to this VIIIe tea the classitiod advertising manager -- -- I Womei 7—HELP WANTED-- AND FOUND LOST $9 left in phone booth at Orem depot Reward—Carh and clear COIA eolence Phone WALLET black leath contains cur rency driver's license A and C gas coupons etc Reward: LOST — Black billfold containing cash cheek ecapu!ars LOST—Metal spare tire ehield for Ford sedan Finder call LOST English setter browti markings on Clue ear Rwd on –PEKSON biak 339 patentaveleather purse lost from Posi 10th please call no aNked oitestiona lively mired tnitck dog white chest b Collar vdth license No brown pawn Followed husband to EitelMcCullough tuhe plant Reward 673 nth Ave Featly dog lost Monday 21n7 Vimont Reward WRIST watch Bulora flats A B no strap lost on 21st Reward South –DOG lost Small male bull terrier: Black white and brindle $20 re421 E 4th So ward Call with LOST—A small handcart blue between A mericit n rubber wheels Fork and salt Lake Nov 2 Finder AmerMike Varanakia return or call Reican Fork Utah Phone 52-ward I 920 FIRESTONE truck tire bet S I C and Wendover Reward tuary et - 3-- HALL—Public funeral senices for Mzs Annetta A ball will be conducted at the Masonic temple geriday at 2 p No m in charge ot Maned 3 Order tit Easern chapter and the Rev Floyd W Barr krIentis may call at Lrans & Early First South and Sixth streets until 1 p m Friday and at the Temple Inhour prior to services terment in Ine lamily plot in Mount Olmit ermetrry servasstAAorAsst-sttii—ulitt 41 ices tor Leonora Fowers Brandenburg of 2200 South 10th Last will be held Thnraday at 11 a ni in the Rose room 36 E 7th South Bishop Laird k rienns may Sneigrove officiating call at the State room In the morservicelL Funeral until of time tuary Deseret mortuary directors tor serN lees CO LEV—Eunerat Lucas Cowley will be held Thursday at 12 noon in the mortuary chapel 260 East South Temple street Bishop N Bouiton Charles officiating Friends may call Wednesday from 4 to 8 p m and Thursday prior to acrvices Interment in the Elysian Betrial Garden s under direction of the Larkin mortuary services for EDOINTON—Euneral Priscilla Elizabeth Edginton will be held Thursday at 12:30 p ni in the Wells ward chapel 1990 south 5th- East Friends may cal-- I at the mortuary 260 E So Temple Wednesday from 4 p in to 8 p m and Thursday at the residence 605 Hollywood avenue from 10 a m to 12 noon Interment City cemetery Under direction of Larkin mortuary services for ERICKSON—Funeral Andrew Victor Erickson of 4009 South State street will be bell Thurs daY at 2 p M in the Mill Creek ward chapel Bishop James West ofFriendI may call at the ficiating state room a t 36 East Seventh South until street Thursday at 1 p m and at the chapel 15 minutes prior to Funeral directors Deaeret services mortilary HUNT —Funeral services for Hunt of 6526 South Charles John State street will be conducted Friday at 12 noon hi the Grant ward L 10 chapel Bishop Elmer Jacobson offiFriends may call Thursday ciating evening at the mortuary 4760 South State street and at the residence FriInterment Midday prior to services vale City cemetery under direction of the George A Jenkina mortuary LEWIS—Funeral nerviceS for Ellen Cable Lewis of 1934 Smith Tenth East street wife of Thomais E Lewle will be held Thursday at 12:15 p m in the Richards L D Friends may call at ward chapel the French- room 38 East Seventh until Wednesday eveSouth street rting and at the family residence 1934 South Tenth East street Thursfrom 10 a rn until time of seryday ices Funeral directors Deseret mor- Salt Lake' County Funeral services for Mrs Almeda An geline Ball 72 1449 East Thirty third ''1!:tc street Fouth who ":4 died in a etoilt Lake ' eve hospital Tuesday conwIfl br ning 2 ducted Prides at p to In the Masamic :e 650 East temple South Temple street by Mizpith No 5 0 Schapter Rev Floyd W Barr will officiate surviors Include John t: her husband H W Ban two on Jack L Ball at 1P I"' Lake City and Bert E Ball Bacchus two and grandcbil- p dren Friends may eall t 574 East First Smith street Friday until 1 p n't and at the Masonic temple avcvftimeil to lialt an boor prior aerviceL Burial will '” be In the family plot In Mt Olivet tae metery Infant Anador Birthda5T Andrew E Anderson will observe his eightieth birthday Sunday at an open house in his honor at the home of hia daughter ::F:-- : Mrs Judith A 6:c Barret t 1564 South Ninth f West street made U Increases da7 - Burial will be in Salt Lake City cemetery detained" Asking that the committee be was fined Eeventh y 100 and given a suspended sentence when he pleaded jai guilty to a charge of drunken drivJudge Wilford Moyle irg before Burton in police court Wednesday Eugene L Peterson 135 South presided Eleventh East street tried by jury on charges of drunken and hit and Tun driving was convicted on both covnts and will be sentenced Satur30-da- ices been a permanent organization Assistant Professor George Pierson of the University' of 'Utah quoted from data "which indicates that juvenile delinquency has been growing in Salt Lake City for the past five years and that with the population increase considered the rise has not been too marked" The meeting which was attended by Carl Hopkins superintend-en- d of Ogden public schools his assistant and J C Moffitt superintendent of Provo public schools voted unanimously for "continuation of the committee and its work" Interested persons from surrounding areas were invited to attend future meetings Dr L John Nuttall Jr superintendent of Salt Lake City schools ed FUNERALS Deaths 4 - GIRL or vkoman for altrss trr) Comt 260' So tat waccf EFsrrtiat- - Ixar worRrs must tial certtficate of avaliabliity IA I i - - r--- t |