Show - -1 - F-I 1 I 'i 1 samOL iNEWS AND VIEWS ifololm i - lamic-- s Editor: Ellison ! i Bryant is sending its art to '' i''A' Europe! The Junior Red Cross is sponsoring this important 4 program Students cal Europe will rei's' cciye the art of American stu dents their (own age depicting ' ''S:' ::lire in Amea—ica '' The pictures : wilt include: community life scenery of 11Jtah our homes 'churches ancl school activities All art classes have been - 0 unusual project working on s purposes are to students more of c)tur beautiful surroundings arid to help foreign students understand better the '‘ ' ' t' characteristics of American life tif - ' ' through the impressions of :American Yczauth 1 ': f' It 1 1 i C"ff'' -f ' I 1 the mains :are t Lor Cathedral ' 4 ' :' ' Aegi ' 41 a t or i or I ' 1 - - :- l'' ' c: 4 - 1: -- l - is- '" 1111-14 ---- - : ot :1 ' !- Li- 11 t:'' - 1 04 e"'A )1- - rn-'!- -- ): rj i t tt i S t - '""'"' thaendsysremalntbee- paid wholly from fees and charges made and collected from operation of the sewer system is tedtheincaommoeun:olthabtleerast- ac rbeoaus -th 01 Meeting Election of new officers and welfare insurance costs said Mr Sandack Union mom- to share in t t $ h k am)PECOnina 1 t i 0 411413d 1 0 0 BROWN'S 100 PURE raartoon BUIE MASS li 0 1- It 00 i P' i PRICE s5119" corn- WEST NORTH TEMPLE-PHO- --- " 1 'N vie° ItililL inccil) ‘ No 0 -- ' I 5- '''' il IN 1 1- 1101tl vc - - I "''t ib- It 5 0 f rt N3 A : Jak-- ' ' 14k7k - - ' -- - 0 - I I i I 1 LI L -- - 01t t I r- ' 1117411 1 4 1 11visomos61simooloinsompo 1 ' k ii:- - t '' - : - ----- —-r ' f FREE! Free Masterpiece Paintings just for the asking! Choose from six famous subjects! l'" ' 1r on -- WEEK 41 --- - Appliance Deportment during FRIGIDAIRE and receive one of these lovely 13x16-incpictures See the complete line of fabulous 1954 refrigerators ranges and automatic washers Axelrod's offer extra big trade-in- s and extra easy terms during FRIGIDAIRE WEEKI Visit Axelrod's r- h a f at "IP d 171 ' - ' ' 0 801111- I US looh Notes t t LAY-AW- Oftwoo 2 Editor: Carolyn Stout Associate Editor: Claire Thomas Bears lions snakes croco 04465 for FATHER'S AY ? i ! 1 DAY t - 1 'it-- r'----' IlriIl° 1 - - ' - 00 i tINSTRUCTS t' 11U1 l' 10 i Creator Focus - " 7)(30 - swift 410§1101 - MAIL ' ' et dasoderson toMARININ - MIMS GARDEN tcyrrns 50 300 lbs 175 2 FISHERMEN! 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FLORAL COMPANY Oelgia gloal qt111) I (-- ttockl Coot A II fpoloto 2 940 HOS ROSES of o li o Areotrunrune clock-radins- CUT THE PRICE IN HALF ON THESE TOP QUALITY MAKES "ItAilibaN'''' Bit Int and extra tilt—soled Tonkin bamboo NOW A troosndoosas whit at the Heine! oast t 1175 E istra tio—made from West flame finish Eh "PLASH" S—loint Ind NOW bamboo Tweroest s 4AS guides lamiar arise HIS Sitint— "CLIPPlit" Rt SOUTH SEM istrithd SHRUOSHY17Iiit":7' complete c 41 Nightclub at the glamorous Mocambo and Moulin "'aim Springs for a visit And Rouge in addition—a nevi $335 BALE - IN "'was " illh:1114°1 "MEI - DJ Pio riti oes fl will WE'VE ' to Hollywood 7:3iddziffkivit: wardrobe of '- For Competent Dependable Service! wit omdput 6codg MVP bat 4V for eiLLUABLIt N1111 : UlYYS CW'OMPILETE CALL 4-55- 44 ARDY —HO ARIETIESI BETTER ALL SIZESI ALL YOUR CHANCE SUPERIOR I r4:" 11" I N to ELLVUL7001 II) " GRAND PRIZE WINNER WILL RECILIVE $695 400 250 100 lbs 50 bs 25 lbs moLonfity Sake asbodirr apopie—If rim prefer) Ntiat1i1011oin:ua:1::: 717 Iht 0 CAIIADIAll PEAT MOSS EASY TERMS 414201111Ms PROMPTLY FILLED—ADD TO $17300 SPECIAL - INSURANCE ss ) Fot you $1250 Will Compounded espocially for lawns ONLY! produce nw gross wh 00000 r used Kills oil lawn worms and diseases insuring a green mantla turf corer a long period For old and new lawns alike For a pert free lawn and for a minimum cost a is LAWN INSURANCE! $495 25 lbS 10 lbs 3550 Value-- LAWN FERT4LIZER 100 lbs Nowhore can you buy features- -so full of high kgrod Color Correctod Achromatic Loos Coated Ls—Hard Loather Coss $ 10 lbs $1450 binocular $150 Value $ 135 1 lb $ 155 'iU S 49 tee Sold Suts - TRUE SHADE MIXTURE unequaled for gardens Corrects alkali taxa solutions in the and soil kills all soil insects No sickly plant wool Gorden Insurance en the job! The SUCCESSFUL GARDEN IN THE SAG! The ONO 1 Sat 225 $2000 lb 10 lbs GARDEN INSURANCE $1450 la 01011 4t Universal Plastic Cevors to Fit Most Cars $25 Vales LAY AWAY for FATHER'S DAY NOW - 200 1 GREEN 10 lbs SAlipl t- STAY 1 lb VALUES INSTAL IL MORSEL IT INSTAL L ATION CONPLIT CNS INCL UDtO je6410 Finest mixture—without Clover Competitive mixture—with Clover $30 REG ' - GREEN VISTA $1850 HARDY $ '17795 i i I S 10 lbs SETS TAILORED - - A ANA L tures! GREEN lb 1 L i yet it spreads lawnl carpet-lik- e Finest mixture—with Clover GROUP of 91-1- :: ''''t'''' Monday 11 with small amounts of Merlon do not have these truly amazing fea- l i ' growth EMERALD I COVERS SEAT 157:11:74t - 9 pm NOM 4011S ' : slow notes mowing by half quickly for a beautiful OR VACATION BIRTHDAY !! rrii - 0 Savimgs I 9:30 am Shop - 1- - tit -- 1 Federal : 0 I I Prudential I ' 1 - I - - 110 lof 1 ‘ ''' - " I A - I - q- 1 ' 1114 l' t' k P e '' 1 t It t 111 --- 00- - LI LI 4-- 4 t 1 1 -- ' 1a ii"—' - - 0 1 it r t 1- 4 -- 14 lk ! 4 IA '1 I i ty 4 it: ! t lir''' '''' -- :'r'ir-'0:L i o t Aellir udyllt-ilostt- -- S' !k 14gA44"03 64i - VIA‘A - - 's e 22-344- NE --:-- I NAKE25 L 130LIEJ6 ouuan 112AV9 k 0 0 t i(till 1 600 iiit South State 15 rPit hail X ( HEEE 0 lilrt(ill y i - ' it ? ' - BARGAIN CITY --Plan Annual Itr77e iwhich - - rs 't nthaenceopceosratstioont - Home-make- 11 - f :Editor: Lyn Cosgriff ' 1':10- ' yheatrisouwsilelomcopnatninyuwe Associate Brit tor: Bertram Thiel -- 1 plans L: Also given to bakers was a A number eaf the eighth grade !: I a 4 ''"''' y ' paid vacation for all Recalling a meeting that Salt three-wee- k girls at Cathedral School took :' ' ''''' Lake County commissioners employes with 15 years or more the scholarship examination ''' who are also acting trustees of of service was held at St Mary's the sewer district known as Salt Saturday Tile girls reviewed 1:j 41: Lake City Suburban Sanitary new and learned ) phases of District held April 22 with the CIRCUS DOCKETS 4uch subjects as grammar AtO livOstokdbuWitaoMelnakitaimatilliNglilibile6011114 Citizens Advisory Committee a n d :arithmetic oomposttion Mr Schwartz suggested the MURRAY STOP silent readinjg Then they went 'to St Mary 's fully prepared Kay Winston left and Anna Miyake art students send committee be called together Special to The Tribune "experience pictures" as messages to a foreign country again at an early date to con:to do their hest MURRAY—Summer is here sider his proposal on tl)e tax After the exams a playday for sure-- a circus is coming N'as held for the girls and some velt Junior High Hillside Jun diles and many other animals levy provision to town who were not able to take the ior High and others children delighted kindergarten LACK OF a committee quoIt's the Bailey Bros- The first second and third of Wasatch when tests found possible to attend they made a rum at the last meeting pre- Cristiani Combined Circus took shots last graders the playday polio recent trip to the Bogle Zoo vented a vote on the proposal which will do a one-dastand The girls played volleyball week Half of the 23 children and other ocmpetitive games were given gelatin and the The children enjoyed the But the trustees agreed to call at Salt Lake County Fair Kola bear which for alternate bids with the Grounds Friday under ausand they all enjoyed exchang- other half received the polio four-mil- l of proviJunior was brought out for the chil- controversial Murray pices ing news of their own schools vaccine Chamber of Commerce dren to see The bear was a bit sion in and with it out "It appears that a revision of Featured during perform Rowland frisky Longfellow ances at 3 and 8 pm will be The it inter- the bond resolution is necesfound children Editor: Nita Turner Editor: Amber Merrill famed ridto know the facts about sary under either proposal so Lucio Cristiani Associate Editor: Flossie Haines Associate Editor: Vicki Otter- esting the with two humps the earliest possible considers- ing comedian camels Great Those strom The Rowland Hall Invitationare hardly ever ridden because tion by your Advisory CommitZacchini human cannon ball All grades will take part in the a1 Tennis 'Tournament is in space is not large enough tee is obviously desirable in the and Mario Rojas unicycle steam th is week The mop-her- s the dance festival Thursday between the humps for a rider interests of time" Mr Schwartz artist of the Junior high team Each grade will dance two or informed the trustees Julie Lewellyn ere: team A Jane Parker Betty three dances The children's targile Torii Bauerlein and parents will come in the eveJody Ray: team B Trudy Lam-mar- s ning to watch Everyone is busy Marslia Beh le Flossie practicing and getting ready Haines and IMargie Stevenson for the big evening Rowland kla will be playDouglas ing Bryant Jtinior High Roose Editor: Roscoe Pearson Associate Editor: Allene Tanner In the hall outside the office Is a poster titled "The Merry Month of May" The children PURCHASI 0 of Mrs Margaret P Guilford's Of YOUR 41611 first grade enjoyed making it Iwo Liited i Lows of Any I The boys and girls have enALLOWED WILL SE ANY OAROSN this to read joyed learning ON AS CROAT SMALLS year and have been surprised YOOL—LA1101 Ot ) to discover how many books they can read Their mothers limo worth etAliewed are coming to school soon so hot $10 IP OMANI—it yew20 Credit Will lie how the children can show them toped—$200 go Tsti en Any Gerdes well they can read a Cgrage? Allene Tanner PLANT LEON The fifth grades have been Got On astimazote ol the cost then come to us liar a lowcost HOME studying constellations in their IMPROVEMENT INK No dew" science class They found out payments— ore to 36 months to pay that constellations are groups 850 te 82500 West friendliest The Most Inexpensive Lawn to Plant! of stars that form a figure or tervko itt fowl's design in the sky The children 3 Weeds and undesirable grasses are 1 n For only $490 per pound you can learned that the first two stars kept out by Merlon's vigorous root sysin the Big Dipper point to the sow up to 1000 sq ft Ordinary lawn tem is which North or Polar Star seed by comparison sows only 150-20in the Little Dipper 4 Saves water and hours of sprinkling! 10-l- b Box $4750 Bruce McDermaid sq ft per pound It's very important that you get only the pure Merlon Blue! Blends elimi-Wasatch vertical Merion's -- - - 1 e :" - 17 ': ' - ' k -- —:: ! - ' ' 0is"" s t s1 t!'' 4 ' It 1 't - I 4t ' 4s ' 1 ' - Hourly Pay Boost - nt ll o ' 4 po) '40- -' r(411T r4' - x- 'i' "'k-- drsb 17 ‘41 j' "1110 s1" 'I' 5-Ce- 1 i - ' ' i ' Ns C ' rc-- i ril it47 ' ' ' IF IS' Le t '‘ ti4:sple ' I ''''1 11114 Bakers Accept — - - pital when members of the Utah Heart Assn hold their annual meeting Miss Julie Perrin New( York American Heart Assn will be speaker according to Robert R Colyar executive secretary for Utah - in Salt take' The pay - increase will be mittee reports a tour of heart! laboratories and a dinner meet- City and Ogden will be able to retroactive to May I ing will be conducted Werines- Daniel M Sehwartl presi-i - buy bread for another year1 Hundreds Tour day at Salt Lake General Itos- Hospital dent Salt Lake County x Sub- - Members of the Bakers and More than 1200 persons SunVorkers- Union ': urban Improvement Assn Sun-- 'Confectionary local 401 Sunday day toured Salt Lake City's new 1(A F L) a renewed that suggestion 'day agreed to accept a per Veterans Administration Host3 provision of "an additional"! hour wage increase for all pital at Ft Douglas four-mitax levy be remove& union employes William F Lee ' assistant'l from the resolution authorird Negotiations between union manager and general chairman iti ing $89 million for Lake five Salt City attorneys i'1 CHEST MODELS arti tion of a sewer system in the and Ogden area baking firms of the "open house" Sunday at the estimated crowd night I county Johnson federal and S Lyle The levy referred to Is for mediation commissioner were between 1200 and 1500 a The event concluding t maturity of revenue bonds as aimed at providing bakers with feature of the observance of from a uniform health and welfare' distinguished general Week" included a obligation bonds for which the plan said A Wally Sandack' "Hospital FACTORY LIST concert by the University of resolution also provides a four- - union attorney hand motion picUtah concert mill tax levy acThe tours and demonstratures on the basis that it Mr Schwartz proposes that cepted tions in-- : month $4366 per the revenue bonds as well as represents 140 SO STATE-PHO- NE - Editor: Terrell Barris Associate 11 May 17 1931 SALT LAKE NEWS EVENTS Sewer Board Asked to Act On Leiry Bryant Pupils Ready Art for Europe I '- ' ' - - ' - - 0 The Salt Lake Tribune Monday r - - |