Show 1ike Treibunt Zile t7att 213 Sunday May 26 1016 cormod IFLAME PROOF 7 FLUI LINING I SHiNGLIS AND ASPHALT tryttfD p001140 BRICK AP11)11FUTS ! - M00101140) rt: ee'' c IDUTTEIS AND LiADrIS rr I - CA Itikit TS kIUId woos AND ?CM I - 277Cíziti Wit 15 I fb DUCTS - ' - N:c - 7:77-7-r- t Ti 1 rAfT Os4 PINI D0014ICKIC WALLSOAID ( !: FIN Pt YWOO Alb 0 '144' WINDOWS ANO FOIAIMS 104001100 ltP11""'"°1141114:::1" ICLAY StA'11 NAIDWAII SUILDIAS 1 11110111 DOORS GAIIACA - 7T--1 771 j DiAIN All By KEITH R IIIcmally Home be it ever so humble has vvould be ready for occupancy Also strikes and threat of atrikem Modernistic Trend become a headache soil have steel Most To the potential builder relegatki pipe noticeable general trend or renter merely getting products brick cement and other In interior decorating is toward contemporary modern in furunder a roof has become a major emmentials into the "almost im- the with the accent on comnishings to classification get" problem complicated by uncer- pomelble fort and Ntmpllclty according' to Ted C Jacobsen president in Mr taintieol Joel 71 Nevi Interior deco delays postponementa termountain branch Amociated rator for Z C M I caneelintioni and a variety of General Contractors of America Modernistic furniture ahe pointother frustrations Saturday that unlese set- ed out forms a better compleWith the housing demand at an predicted of in tlement strikes affiliated ment to the design of most new unprecedented level in Salt Lake Industries is "in the homes than period furniture City—an catimated 7000 unita— near future" forthcoming Salt Lake City'm Itawever she added a mixture of both builders and buyers are sty- residential and commercial build- period and contemporary modern mied by a sitUation that has fleP11 program will be brought to furnishing's with neither being to little improvement since the be- ing an abrupt standstill the extreme still is considered in reconverof ginning "peacetime good taste Mon" Finch Already hurts Another important change she It Adds tip—Or Does It? Already he pointed out the said will be in fabrics Although is being felt on lumber ship not available A t present glass Many phases of the building In- pinch g menta and factories fiber fabrics that will be imperare in most the favorable dustry virmaterials vious to heat and moisture will building position in year's More money in producing tually have been paralyzed by the become tremendously popular she available for real estate put-chas- rr Cm -1 IclAy ---- ASMSTOS CIMNY SIDIP40 -- --- rn MO 0 ttml KAM GYPSUM Po Tit I WINACI 'jcocui SOISINS AND RADiATION CAST MON NTA1IN43 kiA0V r) MIXED CONCRITII MATERIALS NECESSARY FOR CONSTRUCTION of the essential building commodities Indicated In the above sketch available in unlimited quantities according to a recent Bono Is from Page Continuod L TIIEATElt S theater" he said "are so twin' la diffieult to use one ized that it for other purposes" la declared it also had been suggeeted that the new theater be in the nature of a memnrial taji mon Who lost their lives in World War ?levers! means of aiding in the have financing of the etructure An toen auggeated Dr Leo vaunted the idea being to enable every citizen who loved the old 140Alt Lake theater to contribute to the new Among commentm of Utah lead rs on the propuaal to build a now I4alt Lake theater received by I141r Loeil were the following: GovIdaw: "I heartily Ind ONO the idea and believe all who loved the old theater will rally to the support of the new The campus IA the proper place for the etructure because there it can be the center of so many Interests and David O chairman McCny commineion: ''It centennial highly fitting that this replica with the ideals it connotes be Under control of the university where it can best serve the interests of students and citizens from all parts nt the state As a tribute to the Utah pioneers' ac tive interest in the beat of dramatic art it will be appropriate at etrueture" °there who expressed IL Itt Rev Arthur W Moulton copal bishop of Utah: Itev Vermeil president Halt Lake ZE FIRECRACKERS TORPEDOES mind Write BOK Pries Lists SPICIALTY MACKAY Co MACKAY IDAHO Sit-- K 14p1s W - Supply LImItA Min- 4011o '69 J 0frP r ' Avs""-- qtat 4001115 V1 A ) t:4 A Show Them How Proud You Are 1 3 4 The graduation girt you give to your son or daughter or close friend is more than a reward for work well done—it is a symbol of your pride in his or her success gzi t And you can be really proud to give something bearing the on the box It means a gift of fine qualselected you've ity that will last a lifetime—in keeping with this special occasion - ) ' 0 vt I t St i Won't you come in and browse arounci? 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P M - of Itocio's - in Aviation Itosnorch on the Feature i Sunday 9 P M SUNDAY 1 ' SIKORSKY ' 11)7'sT : by Clolck 2:30 pi m IKc IA ' IGOR 'i KSI 8:45 by Melton 7:30 p LII4A Li - ALEXA ND ER 8 ERR ErmEs AT TUE ORGAN Prosootod 6:00 p me—Corks Arcilor 2 P M diD 4 I - Fliqurned veterans prob IIMe tbe7 taco now psychologist Here's a whole hour and half of mystery—Murder Is My Hobby at I P M Then True Defective Mysteries at I :30—ed the Shadow at OVER I '':'::° 11 S Church Iv VETERAN Itommuit 1 IE V 7 P hi g Do you suffer from Getting tip Nights Backache Nervousness Leg Pains Dizzi- QUICK RELIEF Instantly your eyes feel reness Swollen Ankles Etheumatio Pains Bladder Weakness Painful Passages or feel freshed Murine's scientific blend of 7 inand due to old and run-docleanses and soothes eyes that Kidney and Bladder troubles If so here is good news: The very first doss gredients of tystes la physician's prescription tunly are tired from overwork or exposure to work helping the Kidneys ally goes excess right toacids flush out sod wastes which may sun wind and dust have caused your trouble So take Cyates exactly as directed and watch for quick help and a rapid increase in pep more youthful feeling and joy in living Cystes must satisfy completely or your money back is guaranteed on return of empty package Don't suffer another day without trying ernsx-- Only lc a does at druggists 1$ at AIR THE The Story of 1F'''' - MURINE - is one of the basic considerations in correlating hous- TODAY THEATER GUILD EST - VOICE OF THE dillcuss Plmployment or an hour and a half of ic m Employment Is Bask Cott11 0 t ' ar Because of Memorial day the Salt Lake L D S temple will re- main closed Thursday' and will reopen Friday morning for ordi:nance work Joseph Fielding Smith president said Saturday if sion t') LDS Temple to Close Start 4:30 P M Wont 1st Commis- 4 r QUIZ RIDS the Current Le ')ht -- EDUCATION FOR RELIGIOUS LIVING—by provid eo cies filled by op VY ‘ ANDERSON ing demand with existing' supply JEWELRY CO the Figures released Here to Stay state department of through employment Where lot space permits veg e security in 1940 ahowed that Utah IP table gardens have become almost had a potential labor force of mAklo ‘vf-he integral a part of horn plan 181244 persons Of this number fling' as the garage With an ex 13975 were employed by W P A ot 18383 were unemployed For pected food shortage imminent and ammo mrtst home owners seem to feel the year a U S post office that the warqtpnwned victory gar department survey showed 1091 non-orga- MAIN SC000000 Chime Selo — vacan- - pointment must 1 bo filled by the electorate at the next general A r I election Other filings during the day included two Democratic can-M- r Jeppaon didates for the state house of representativea from Salt Lake county Hans C Jensen member of a Midvale construction firm and who long has been associated with labor both as a union craftsman and employer filed for the Democratic nomination for the house in the 17th district Charles Albert Johnson 422 Cottage ave filed for the Demo-eroti- c nomination for the house in the Sixth district Judge Jeppson served a 'part term on the Salt Lake bench by appointment and was twice 'elected to the position In 1945 he was elected by the second highest vote cast for a judiciary office and term to later resigned the accept the district bench appointment A native of 'Utah Judge Jeppson received his LLB from the University of Utah where he was an honor student and active In student body affairs He is a member of several Democratic party organizations and has served as a district and ward officer He served a mission for the L D S church and recently served as a member of the Thirty-thir- d ward He is active in Boy bishopric Scout work and formerly was Boy Scout field commissioner in California Arizona and Nevada for the L D S mission scout troops He h East with his resides at wife and two children If In The law ileip lathievs 7 Incuston A Timely 'craticnomination for district 4 Contemplated commercial construction in Salt Lake City totals at least $15000000 according to an estimate made Saturday by Ted C Jacobsen president intermountain branch ittoIodated Gen eral Contractors of America Current building under way through authorization of civilian production administration amounts to approximately $4000000 on the buil of value when completed Esti mated value of current residential Is about construction - also predicted Mrs Nibley said most popular colors are the brighter shades of red yellow and green with severe lines predominating Trend in ornamentation is toward the modern OH THE AIR TODAY "The Glory of God Is Intelligence" - 4 Jetv's SOUTH f ' '4 coal strike Assuming settlement of labor and management disputes concert sus among representatives of the construction industry is that production of builders' supplies can be expedited only by drastic re laxation or elimination of government controls If given a free rein they contend the Industry could achieve maximum production in a matter of months ' e A 44 7 7117 r)ritc7-)- fixtures or electricel equipment and heating Apparatus An estimated several hundred units are near completion in Halt Lake City according to builders but occupancy is being delayed because of absence of one or two essential commodities Amounts of all items indicated In the above sketch are stnywing slight progressive increases but the unprecedented demand prevents them from constituting a consistent supply All commodities are purchased as soon as they are placed on the market making it impossible for a reserve to be built tip Judge Joseph O Jeppson who was appointed to tho Third district bench from tho Halt Lake City bench in April to fill a vacancy Saturday fil d for tho Demo ADVERTISEMENT litthlxvtd-Den- n 211 Jeppson Files For Election :14 Convenient Terms : cluding hardwood flooring cabInas doors window fromea and pine mouldings virtlially are im possible to obtain except through devious channele builderm report Transportation strikeig rigid office of price administration price controls and other "unrealistic" government regulations are held responsible for the limited lumber production 460-12t- -- financing than at any time in history according to V It Steffeneen prealdent of the Utah Mortgage Bankers' Assn This fact augmented by the undeniable housing need and an adequate and 'steadily tin proving construction labor force ahould—but doesn't—add up to record breaking production Impedimenta are numerous but fortunately fall into one general category—the bottleneck in production of building material" The 'supply of lumber product's remain critical which in in itself enough to delay indefinitely completion Strikes in 'the coal and steel Most dincouraging aspect of Balt Lake City's hquilinx program industries crested definite shortarcording to builders is the con ages in Will pipe ratio wire metal tinued lark of essential building sashes hIngen and other steel comm9dities A tecent nurvyy of building products While supplies of some progreeoive imsupply dealere showed that of Remo are ohowing provement the over-al- l 31 itema essential to the cwt picture is short continued by complicated of 0011(110n of a how the supply none wax equal to tho demend igen of items that ars essential house Heading the list of pormixttnt to completion ofa the unit frequently shortsges DI lumber All type" in-of Le Occupancy of lack of plumbing delayed by lumber and lumber producti six-ye- 0 ip Survey Shows 31 Building Items Scarce in S L -tr isterial Assn' rohtMaster I A Smoot He m11 11 Bennett gen ore! manager Z C M I Ivor Sharp vice president K M 14: Mn A Ill Llowen former grind opera ainger And a granddaughter of Brigharn Young builder of the old salt Lake theater: John D Spun-ey- e Hugh Dougall and IrrNI C Graham who played on the old theater stage Paul Hammer for many years in charge of the the ater box oMce and Minnie I Margetts LD S church historian's office FIREWORKS rot information their wholehearted approval of the project were Levi Edgar Young president first council of NeVrtitY 14 P S churth Dr M Lynn Bennioni ouperintendent of schools 041 CID I least to lay the foundation of thLa building during the centennial celebratkm in 1947 Meyor Earl J Glade: "In a state like Utah in which appreciation of the drama is traditions! and Where the quality of preeentation I e III7 high it le natural that you at the university should want a fine intimate theater for your work I commend you mont earn extly for your 1eader1p in ing a rebuilding of the Halt Lake theater May our ntire inter mountain empire telly to your help In intereet work and funds" Mayor David S Romney Ogden: "There le not a hamlet town or city in Utah that has not felt for good the influence of thn old Salt Lake theater Ogden is no exception We otill bank In the thrill It gave the oldsters I am certain that I iopenk for by far the great'Or number of our citizens when I may W0 are anxious to indorse and aupport the building of the new 'oid Salt Lake theater on the Univeraity of Utah campuit" Tracy Barham vice premident and general manager Intermountain Theaters Inc: "Our sincere good wishes on the centennial's project in rebuilding this hietoric 11-0- no vey of Salt Lakti building supply dealer MooIt critically ehort le supply of lumber which continues to remain welt below the demand f er ConAtruction Potential coal-burnin- 1511-11P- ASPHALT Homebuildin Headaches Plague Hundreds in S L SHINGLES "(METAL BASHI r'! 0111 r yr ICAO WON CEMENT " i1 numatto riziult$1 I ASBESTOS CtOTHt ! gvti ttho INSULATION' WALLBOARD ' tP4 wasn't such a bad idea atter vacanclem in all types of housing In Salt Lake City The report also showed that 1484 families were Meeting Scheduled "doubled up" indicating no shortCI Ned J Bowman president Utah age of housing but a curb 111 deState Realty Assn will report mand through lack of employment to the association's board of diAverage per month rental for rectors on him recent trip to Wash- 20727 units in Salt Lake City In ington D C at a meeting Wed- 1940 WWI $2574 of a structure that otherwise nesday at 12:15 p m in Temple Square hotel dPn all DELAYS CANCELLATIONS a Motion! 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