| Show rr'10 v 1r 1r - V V- k sly r-1 p 1 xv0- 1' The Salt Lake Tribune Friday - 1963 Blay-1- 0 ‘ Paris USIA Chief Marks - Stilf"-'7--rtifet- of glacial vq 7f'XWMWKT I to- 011ti 1111 I t!AII - 4 tatUalS MOTHER'S DAY America's imaga abroad — current racial disturbances In : show the rest of an betomelt therwoltd-c- — - - -- - 11051ErlY Ast12r - I 4 'I i 4 motion Agency's Paris offices said pictures and stories of the Alabama disputelgain- - wide spread ttention across Paris and Europe COXVIIINISTS seek to turn them to propaganda 714van I' 1 ''' -- 4m I'llut America's friends)' Mr Monsenwtointedsoutvtiftealise that men of good will on both sides of our racial disturb nee ' are working hard for a solution: NATIVE UTATIN Monsen who directs press 'Information and cultural at:Skirt for the United States In Paris Is a former Salt Lake Tribune stilt '' TROPIC 6 BIAUTIFUL ' - I 4 reporter nos Richard DIOnte'n a former Triburter-report- er i- :11rothoiii664g 7- :1ALILIIIiy45: in Railway Labor Education aI Conference is scheduled for May 16 through IS in the UM veralty of Utah Union1 officials of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and Bmtherhood of Locomotive Firemen and En ginemen announced Thursday THE CONFERENCE Is be lug sponsored by the two labor -of grouPs and Relations U of II Industrial - ' te Arthur L Tripp Omit man of' the conference and said- member of th6 Utah Railway Board for the Legislative B of MIX - DISCUSSIONS- will range from various government acts concerning railroads and the brotherhoods to best methods of communicating with the public Currently mt Monsen Is va rationing in Salt Lake with itis wile tbe—formerknedicta Santos and their two daugh tens Christine and liuren THEE ARE staying with Mr Monsen's parents Mr and Mrs Ray Monsen 1702 E 9th South 'PA fascinating assignment is how Mr professionally Monsen describes his Work PLANT! 0i0OU To y ( ' - O -- DE---R- breti professor of biology University of Utah- - '171ckey ' s 11 "4-ftt- I RINI'S" " A I aa n 04 IN l ' I 1133 urged I 7110 lest IN 7423 provide "any '' ' It t'' i 't'l ' 1 - ''''' : --- SEAMLESS ' -- NYLONS -- — 'sr - k 11 M ed for ' I''' al DAY koo 'ROM -'() 1r &Ten k —Brings-bac- goodness of toast ifis 1 oven' Warms rolls GE STEAM IRON FM Steele it Div Chrome PAPIER plated dN1010f1NeVlo"01‘01N11tielbo'a ' 11 eN t:: erw v6ev o Ar ( ( ' cite kJ 06 1 two lkot kr 1) ) : f It 7 - "R' emitr‘' i ''1 La p v ' 1 ) fo 00 i'n—All 'iv ( ) DINNER( ) ( WARE or lbso DE LUXE ) TERMS 3250 So:Siate 4 ) DAILY 9 to 6—Mon la Fri tilt 9 YO1 1 plot& ler In99 '® ( CHOI 001' i¼ 1 ( -- -1 1 Pad' gad ( tires Cd'yVi ( NECKLAC - "N P'S EARRINI '‘NALUESIlb 'N DIP CHIP " I 0 lad(4411$444: Oat oluss '1 ZiT ItUVENLorfAit Wa EEDS 1 ri 1441 - - 4 --- - -- ' - 7 A 0 til CD - Attoinfritorn seat ond ' YARDLE Y SOAPS l'" SPRAY 'Mole 175' n plzto Set aim 0000000000 sD ' - FOLDING CHAIR- boa OLYMPUS redwood 995 volue HILLS s'Y's lead Sprit)" - 1 9 c 4 tor 39c D kopuier DIAL SOA 11:thif tors Robittstele sellishortutro IS Veto c't DESERT FLOWER "'"'"111 Lowder 100 0 -- Kt! 4 BILLIOLDS BASKET CHAIR deo 'Itasto 111e ' Si 0 S o71 it 012 ilost4" 111114141 Wrought iron frame woven tub choir for root comfort terse 'tiler thoks '999 ! 4:144 - To' it' ' d ta it61 ‘o ii400 ktol of kw 5oo 293 FOLDING ) 4" ) TABLES ) )- All metal lorg x301' size folcli ) 50 ) -- carrying 72" for 1295 4 ( ( r c I "4"tik Ye t e' Mother- About - - lso ) A - - riL- ( kLD OFF THE ALREADY E011 PRICE'011 ALL — PRESCRIPTIONS 4megtec4'4 SENIOR CITIZENS NO OBLIGATION TALK TO YOUR SKAGGS 98c I PHARMACIST TODAY k() C:2) c:D CD CD C:D aa IN s A 11y --------- t sm to 9 pm "'flirt Vteekdoy 11 CIL to 1 pm Soadrgt Opoo I r I a a a a a at a " fr 461000A-- 4A Optin I LI IMIT 11 (Co c:At Cf) i A 97 oktig c-- j4 '" ::"" - ONG-A- 4 "29t"tri: Or iru: I I 4 SHAMPOO DERMICARE KIT : ONLY 180 0- ' :417-- AL SEtS itt)t4 iNtop 40 3hoot switch' fletrirtel Cover b IP 4 PAD SHAMPOO Iv ostoin Itg LSO ''''"'61 HAM CREAM ase 130 'm" pm MBL0TENOTx k LOUNGE vi)rubbor COLOR Sait Lake TN 11124CiptEDRIC t 4 Ar SKIN FRESHENER LIATTRESS CITY JAME" - SUPER SET t UP' dinnerware tots ooN'ItN ewk) SKI!" 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