Show i8 A THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Sunday April 28 1953 ! 3 Youthful Drivers Score Wins Jaycee Road-e-- ' - PV'"-- 4 fA: ') i - ' 4 ' A a! 1 a f r '-' I-- t ''' - ' '' I 1 f ' ‘ -- - s — t It 4 '1 1 --- only six 1I days left 1 "SUrDAY i MOTHER'S SPECIAL DAY ) ' ' 4010- I 1 154- k 10 ' - '7i ' -- " 'f - ' 4 - ' 4 it 't foot Photograph Studio—Third ' i' i I I iiii ''''"— I ' ' fo ' - - ''- ':- '''' "' 7- - ' it i U 1101 holds ry The Salt Lake Letter Carrier's Band holder Of many na tional awards for its musical excellence will entertain patients at the Veterans Hospital Ft Douglas Sunday afternoon Sponsored by the Disabled American Veterans the concert will be the first of a series of special events planned by the D A V for patients at the hospital Plans call for D A V delegations from Orem and other surrounding communities to atr concert tend Sunday's to be held from 3 to 4 pm in the theater at the new Veterans Hospital : Newt 1 So1i4 Tee et TAM Coffee one-hou- sh onnes H0 ' e ) rr Next Stop: Prison Two men convicted of committing felonies in Salt Lake L A - JrA 111 A fr '--' '4 ' :1 '4 N 16' 44 Peg 398 298 3l4" tall 'IN' :" ke '' 4IN1 1440 tl' 1 ' 4 I-- f if I V-- I ' N Nu 441 - D 4 IL jr: 4a1 PAL— H ttt'1 '''sv-'t-te 403 Reg r ° -- 1 4 'V le N "I s '4 '4: ti 0( Ir1 ' ' I 'Ifs ' ' 1 ' ! - 0 1 t N k io''j 'w) ''' -- t'''s "i v N - IN Rare 11 ' ''''' t 1 I f lei' 1650 ifida eile MONDAY STORE HOURS 4 ' N - 'e 4 - 4 4 d prices! 12 NOON 41 " TILL 900 PM ' ) ‘ ' k 6I2" toll— sk ' 1200 1 r ( '"4 l'- 1 -' - op ttaire4 III ' 1698 i Reg?250 7" toil— hoor Gilis-42fle- till Admit Theft Counts Two teen agers one- - charged with forgery and the other with second-degree- burglary pleaded guilty Saturday in Third District Court Irvin Gerald Williams 19 Shelmerdine Court who admitted the burglary of Mac Hale's Service Station 301 E 3rd South will be sentenced next Saturday by Judge David T Lewis Judge Martin M Larson will sentence Robert IL Hampton 18 Provo next Saturday for I forging a check Jan 6 k ' 1 nomunTe ON COATS DUSSES AND SUITS 1 BETTER DRESSES 1795 REG I TO MILT MIME 25000 dresses and Group inclwdes from dressmaker suits top designers and formals Sizes 10 to others including many 1412 to 2212 38 to 44 20 10 to 18 d Dress Solon—Second Floor BETTER SUITS et !COATS REG4995 TO 9995 EllAILIF flannel jersey gabardine Coats in tweed Sizes 10 to 20 Suits in fabrics including Milateen Sizes 10 to 20 Also some half and plus sizes in the group oll-wo- :!'1 all-wo- llDllUllCfl f Suit and Coot Salon—Second Root I JR DRESSES SUITS 1495 REG to COATS 7995 1111AILT Fashions for the junior size at terrific savings Included in the group are dresses a wonderful selection of coats :$: :c:' nylon net formals ik wool suits and lovely All in junior sizes9 to 151 Junior Shop—Second Floor k ? 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' (04:1‘114 dreLden figurines t fs ( i ' 1 r ' iiiI f EXQUISITE CHINA AND LACE ' -" :' 1 :' 1 r A A ' ( ' - ' 0 4- -- - -- ' 4' ' 5155 '''' ' : ' ' I A:4- '''''7 - annual life )continued '' ' 1"'ri ' 3 fr 40' '' ) AliP 1 i - 'Nwr Dewier - "J 6461141'-0- --- b- - i' - Oa t I ii' SUGAR HOUSE (Special)— sweet treat for all shopt 5The pers in the Sugar House area Saturday as r advantage of special 57 - '' ' : ' li t ' ' 5 ''' '"' ''''''' 4 i st' ':' f I'll' r'' - WAIT FOR 1 I --- 4 t4t - - '1-- ' 1 ! '' '' -' : ' '''' 'i t x --- i t ' 1 35 rnotcpe 511:tletbieZedfa 1I - ' N - FAMILY0-01:11- 131 NO end loom Choice of pi i" - -5- 04411 tiL OA I ') 1 i '4' " Cranberry beano Pewees kilned huh Vogotebles Welder Whiplood Ofet Proofs shown t t'l 71 - Fmk No Oroointmont flooded $ ' - '' '' ' V4' Fried Spring Chicken Mal NOW IN PRICES 1 ' ' - - 'V ' Fruit Cu p Juice or Soup ) IMother A ' - --s55- z to have your picture token in time to give on her day I ' o ' :' I ' ' t' 1 - Cars Furnished Cars which the young eontestants used on a prepared testing area at Utah State Fairgrounds were furnished by !Utah Automobile Dealers Assn Tests called f o r precision handling of the steering wheel as well as safe smooth stopping: of the car and parallel parking The course which will be used for a similar statewide contest on May 9 was patterned !after the one which will be used I in the regional and national "road-e-contests for teenagers I who survive the local and state tournaments said Mr Brown o- Ae- ' ---- 11i' ' lio V ' Continues at t t Su gar Housc - - Sweet Treat t : 4 Nearly 100 youths from eightl agencies i ' 4 - o including Salt Lake Salt Lake County high schools 'City police department to deknew a lot more about driving termine other winners A good skills traffic courtesy and their score however may count for erect on traffic safety Saturday naught if the scorer has reiceived a traffic citation during tilht Three of the youths one from the last six months West one from Judge MemorList of Winners ial and one from East High Rowland H Merrill Jr son of School were informed they Dr and Mrs R H 461Merrill have been adjudged top place I3th Ave Alfred F son Caputo winners in the countywide Salt of Mr and Mrs A James Capof Lake City Junior Chamber uto 626 'kV 3rd North and Commerce "Road-e-oPurpose Robert Bleyl son of Mr and is to encourage of the "road-e-o- " Mrs L A 1954 E gth teenarws to practice and think South were Bleyl judged first see se'e driving ond and third place winners re scores made by other teenEach will receive vers are being studied by the aspectively award personal trophy Jaycee committee headed by Merrill won for West High Lawrence M Brown and rep- School where he is enrolled of participating a resentatives "roving" driving proficiency trophy The school trophy will go each year to the institution In which first place winner is !enrolled oll The Bley1 youth is a student 11 at East High School and young - ( ICaputo is from Judge Memorial High School - - ' i- - !9 898 TO 1798 Rayon crepes jerseys prints in various pastel colors also smart navy or black sizes10 to 20 ond "half sizes" 1412 Misses' to 2412 QT C) 00 Dress—Third Floor e No Phone Mail Orders Layaways or C O D's We Reserve the Right to Limit quantities! 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