| Show EMMY J11118 1233 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Monday June S - 1953 :4 sought la the national solig- 100000 orphans and 30000 'arid:- -' tation The money will be used mes among the Koreas poisula to set up and maintain hos- tion of 9 million hA orphanages la Sunthe however Citizen this can reach Utahns were reminded goal major campaign pitals homes and i Korea There are an estimated A day that they now can follow i b) contributing as much as be will be conducted this week as corntreeof to can for the on the mayor the fight through ONE it will be over the nation The IP DOLLAR dom which the nation's eons are munity in which he resides t national effort is being spon- bits I Sow Mayor Earl J Grade said the i conducting in Korea n sored by the American-KoreaThey will not be required to solicitation in Salt Lake City MAYTAG formed a few wield a bayonet pilot a jet would be extended a week with IFoundation Inc a a on YeW lieWe the after come b ago !weeks to report the emphasis major Inc fighter or board a man o' war week urgency of the Korean civilian holm lims 1 I They can fdllow through the during the second OTIAPOAll situation towns and cities In other efforts of the armed forces by Lee Endorsee Drive COMPLETE Simi:0 contributing for Korean Is rendsto at Lee Bracken the Gov J relief Meet Set Gladiolus $abel lAtookki HOUSEHOLD Lincoln G Kelly state chair- request of Milton S Eisen-Pommels ' WOIMAI Members of Salt Lake Chap- - hower foundation chairinan man for "Aid to Korea Week" Mlfb WPM IALAATION MUM pointed this out to Utahns Sun- - ter Utah Gladiolus Society will lasted all citizens to contribute YOUR day opening- - day of campaign meet Saturday at I pm fill Organization of the campaign JORDAN SUILDERS in Utah has been planned by a for funds to help alleviate the 101 SUPPLY APPLIAPICI Co City and County 'Room DEALER MAYTAG of citizens industrial civic of committee suffering of millions Woo Avis MO San IniS W Bldg W J Masters prominent and labor leaders appointed by Pt10411 IMOVALI NI in the land torn by war IN MIDVALI will California gladioli grower the governor under the chair-Goa- l scoot soutbt In Utah of the state drive is speak J R Steadman is club monship of Mr Kelly Plump Mid 113 $I N hUdie Some $5 million is being Mr Kelly said each president $50000 elI 'Utah Drive Opens io Aid Suffering Korea feWINNINOMMaaliamEnn I 0111 i I - SOTERS :I - - v11 ' I ' MEMI SEE THE FAMOUS MAYTAG AUTOMATIC 14)) LOOMS i- FOR PROMPT AND COURTIOUS APKIANCI PARTS AND SEVICIS CAW --111- a 00 ) 11Z tlii0ital ()Veil The Most Rev Duane G Hunt Sister M Alice and Thomas F Kearns Sr chat dur-62-YEA- sc k EU RNISHINGS HOME MIERMOWITAIN APPLIANCI $111VICI 942111 701 L Stet lit teasplese Smelts fee Ascot e Hansa hld Appliances Perseanai d All (141 Wert Ovaronseet i ing a reception Sunday at St Ana's Orphan-Dorothage Portrait of founder is in background TASK R I Holy Cross Nuns Conclude Long Service at St Ann's years of faithful service to Salt Lake City as administrators of St Ann's Orphanage by the Holy Cross nuns will end July 25 when the Sisters of the Incarnate Word will take over the assign- Lady look first Dorthea Sister M Dolorissima and Sister M Aurea Pouring for the occasion were Mrs J Bracken Lee Mrs Earl J Glade Mrs J C Lynch Mrs J J Galligan Miss Margaret O'Brien Mrs James livers Miss ment Marie Thompson Mrs George 255 So State The Sisters of the Holy Cross F Egan Miss Marie Mann started the orphanage in 1891 J F Fitzpatrick Miss Clare PHONE 44501 in an adobe building on the Driscoll and Mrs Yo A Fraser corner of 1st South and 2nd East However facilities soon proved inadequate and in 1899 the late Senator and Mrs Thomas Kearns built the presos ' f: ent building The orphanage building was i' erected and presented to the Catholic Bishop of Salt Lake 4' IN YOUR HOME WITH City by Sen and Mrs Kearns in 1899 Since that time it has FAMOUS GYRAFOAM ACTION earned for the sisters a debt of Appl gratitude from the city and BRADY-MILN- E the hundreds of youngsters who Company found a home there PHONE MURRAY 17 4791 SOUTH STAT1 A reception attended by 450 MIDVAL1 JUNCTION PHON1 MID 434 'as held Sunday by the descendants of Sen and Mrs 638 SO STATE Rearms: Mr and Mrs Thomas AVAILABLE NOW F Kearns Sr Mr and Mrs James D Stephens Mr and Today's best MAYTAG WASHERS Mrs Thomas Kearns Mc- ONLY washer buy Carthey Mr and Mrs Thomas Biggest F Kearns Jr Mr and Mrs Trade-i- n is John B Brophy and Mrs B R Allowance— Sixty-tw- o I at the& 4 a a 44: 1 ONE DOLLAR I Lo1 MAYTAG LAST Smash Window Rifle But-friar- s tAom Machines Forcing open four coin machines after gaining entrance to the Flamingo Club 1245 Redwood Rd burglars sometime Saturday night escaped with an undetermined amount of money Harold Saxton owner of the cafe said he discovered the burglary at 10:30 am Sunday The cafe had been closed since 7 I a e PO 001 OM mis ao took I pm Saturday officers said Investigating that the burglars entered after breaking a south kitchen window Apparently using a screw driver they forced open a cigaret vending machine a marble game music machine and a counter music selector The money boxes in each of the machines was emptied Mr Saxton said he was unable to determine the amount of money taken Guaranteed Rebuilt 0995 and Other Reconditioned $2500 and $500 ALL DOWN FULLY — 401N goo tior Oa Maytag 10111 Washers up $500 MO oaa BOWERS FURNITURE El 638 So State GUARANTEED AP" ON fra OOP 4 17iizzoal the IWO It ips e automatic washer loo IN THE we GRANGER AREA Needs no SEE No Down Poymont—Nomo "suds-saving- device! This " IMP Ms 106 10 10 g Giant Allowance on Any Appliance Two Locations Rolfe's Furniture S Appliance 4643 W 3500 teeth Greeter Phone Murray 041452 Weis 1 Your Own Terms! Plus to Sorvo Too Ito Ifess Furniture al these wanted features' ':4 4'' ra tom A Appliance Blvd mi Kooms thole Licg‘H--4- A 1 s ::::::rri 7 4iri7 1 o r ' 4 atv Cloonor cloth's bocovso of exclusivo Doublo Spin TubsTwo spinning tubs one inside the other never let dirty water strain beck through the clothes Dirty water is forced out above and away from clothes through the holes in inner tub up between tub walls and away! "suds-so- y water-thriftMaytag uses less water than any other agitator type automatic for full loads Actual tests prove that Maytag uses as much as 46 less water! With the Maytag Automatic IOU use fresh clean water for every load y rim 4 AINst See Your Maytag Dealer! (Thmi DAAYTAGS NAVE $EEN SOLD s1 Winne In Maytag — Grandmother Mrs Neva Merritt of Brownsburg Indiana Mother Mra Earl H Merritt and Granddaughter Mrs Thomas Hadley Grandmother is still using the Maytag she bought hi 1923! You get such dependability only from Maragi enonprotions inyestml tiV Pasitiv wetter cantroi —au porfockni by Maytag moticallty wiivas to all VSafety lid—rain 'Flexibility 12 SECONDS A NSW MAYTAG neat of iho washing cych lif wrinkles & IF lidos Firestrtyskrantifig Aire - Ines lkollt-l- a stops IS SOUGHT KY SOME LUCKY senwygth WOMAN' :' - i I "7 t aZis eov so Ark" - :r-' -- Ft ails: Maytag led etL: th:::::448"Zokotial - nipeat or skip any step Ir olitv 'mkt ) A EVERY lid tr-- es V venues& V thin loss watsr—noosis no log" dooko Your Gyraleam washing adios ig l ONE PER DAY Mounting at the alarm: ing rate of one fatality a day during the first six( days in 'June Utah's 1953 traffic toll stood at 79 Sunday The sudden upswing of highway tragedies came after motorists had recorded in May the safest month of the year with only 11 deaths A portion of the gains made over the 1952 toll for the same period was wiped out with the poor driving record of the past week Records showed however that the 1E63 toll Is fewer by 13 deaths than that of the same period in 1952 10 10 automatic water-thrift- y uses less water than any other agitatortype automatic as much as 46 less by actual tests on full loads! ROLFE'S coin-operate- d AUTO DEATIIS MOUNT AT Maytogs up too Wit A 139" Steiner Receiving honors Sunday were the last three of the 102 sisters who have devoted their time to the institution They were Sister Superior M Alice Its ips |
