Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SATURDAY MORNING AUGUST FIRST VET PAY BOARLSPICKED Tribunals Named to Re view Pension Claims in Eastern States '3 WASHINGTON Aug 4 WV-T- he first of the federal boards to review the claims of 150000 former soldiers seeking a continuation of benefit pay' ments that were eliminated by the economy Uw were announced today by the veterans’ administration They will deal with cases In New York City end eastern New York state Illinois and Massachusetts Veterans' Administrator Frank T Hines said in a letter the duties of the members were “of the greatest imporwhose tance both to the veterans claims will be reviewed and to the goverrtment" Other boards will be established as rapidly as possible the administrator announced They will handle the claims of veterans whose disabilities under old laws were presumed to have originated in service and will decide whether that presumption should be granted Each board will have five members three appointed by the president and two from the veterans' administration ''Members of the boards announced today Included those for New York Illints and Massachusetts Under the law providing for the boards they are to function until October 31 The veterans Will remain on the benefit rolls at 75 per cent of amounts being received up to July 1 unless they are removed prior to October 31 by a board decision A special reviewing board of 15 will be set up to handle appeals from and pass on the decisions of the smaller regional boards Bradford Family Hold liberty Park Reunion More than 100 descendanta of Raw-sand Jana Gardner Bradford pioneers of 1847 held a family reunion at Liberty park Thursday in commemoration of the 100th anniversary of the births of the two pioneers Supper was served on the pavilion at 8 p m with 102 members present who came from Calif osnia Idaho and many parts of Utah Heber Gardner 79 of West Jordan only living broth er of Mrs Bradford was the oldest person in attendance and Janet Rogers was the youngest Rawsel Bradford is the seventh generation from William Bradford pilgrim of the Mayflower and former governor of Massachusetts The living descendants at present number four children 24 grandchildren 131 el and Reunion of Family Mr and' Mrs J M Lindsay held a family reunion and celebrated the birthday anniversary of Mr Lindsay Friday night with a program and other entertainment at Libfifty-fourt- h erty park The ten living children of the couple who were present at the reunion were: R C Lindsay Rupert Idaho: Otto Lindsay Paul Idaho Mrs Carl Villard Price Mrs C P Yates Mrs Harold Hansen Mrs Bessie Ovard Foster Robert William and Miss Ruth Lindsay all of Salt Lake Twelve grandchildren also were present POST CHEERED -- Landlord and Renter to Divide Payments on Wheat Allotment WASHINGTON Aug 4 W— Farm administrators explained today that landlords and tenants planting wheat for harvest in 1934 will share in the payments for curtailing acreage to be made this fall under the voluntary domestic allotment plan They said that the allotments will be made for each farm and payments made on the allotments for harvest next earThabenefit payment is MarqueUe Meat and Poultry 0 record-breakin- 30e MOT MOT u r Brick 25c It’s the Smoothest and Most Delicious Ice Cream Wl Produce BRICK OH A STICK for S Get It At Oar Dealers Edff2rdsJb25c Dependable $105 481' RUtTER S2£”lb 19c all-flou- 4c Medium Mild Full Cream Hc Lb TOILET TISSUE Shredded Yheal Zee Large Package 10c MARSHMALLOWS SODA FO? lb 3c For Toasting or for Salads (Case 24 Bottles) 5 behs Small deposit on Case PEANUT BUTTER m Jar 23c b 7c Grape Hut Flakes POWDER i Gan Bottle MOV1 EBOOK Aab M hi Jtttih - Borden’s Fine 25c an Kinds J4-l- b pkg QUALITY MEATS 17c - Dinnerette ' 9c POTATO CHIPS Fresh— Crisp LIVELIEST AND MOST ENTERTAINING PROGRAM ON THE AIR TPATO JUICE Sponsored by SAFEWAY STORES Dinnerette or Campbell’s 10c Pkg Tall Can Wednesday Station Evening— So French’s Prepared Mcstsrd 13e Jar 9c - CHEESE WliEATIES ' Largo No 2Vi Can -- French’s Vorces iershire Sana - Can os PORK & BEAUS 830 Every 39c 12-- 17c ccntcimru R3YAL BAKING 12-o- z Libby's and his 9c Pkg BEEF CORKED ' mRjjfcki zm& SALT Pkg - - " 59c 17c Lb Pkg each 4c 5 for 10c Morton's Triangle Plain or Iodised BABE RUTH Rolls-- 3 rolls 10e:H) 10b Pkg 2-l- d bagStfM Cheese 10c each 5c wltb I nidus rs DRIFTED SNOW 24c Our Choice' FREE! 19JJ3 Flour This is positively your last opportunity to buy Tax-Fre- e will carry a government tax of apATter August 7th 48-lb bag proximately 35c per 10c lb pkg Prices Effective in Salt Lake ' Magna Midvale Murray and Bountiful Stores Saturday Aug 5 Pint Jar : Beets Carrots Turnips Greta Onions Radishes Green or Wax Beans 3 lbs 10c Cabbage Greea Corn doz ISc Cantaloupes lien Polaloes 6 lbs ISc Cucumbers Shlpc Rarely Stop ly waa Miss Margaret Richards daughter of Mrs Louise Taylor Richards and the late Dr Joseph Richards Mr Butler is general agent Of the Aetna Life Insurance company P( 17 BEST FOODS 25c Toilet Paper ZEE 3 rolls 10 c doz 15c LEMONS e" FreslrUtah Tomatoes 3 lifts 10c “A dentist Dr Ritter had pulled all hia own teeth and all of hers” she said "It waa one of his theories I BIRTH ANNOUNCED Mr and Mrs Joseph T Butler 1448 East Ninth South street announce the birth of a daughter Thursday at the L D-- S hospital Mrf Butler former 20s AircrayXlb ANT FLAVOR DESIRED Pork and Beans snuz GRAPEFRUIT srsr a pap gathered that man should live to be at least 108 end that the teeth were a cause of shortened lives However he had made sets of rubber teeth which they wore “Altogether it seemed to me most unpleasant life They have books and what papers are left by visitors but no music of any kind and when we arrived to call they told us we were the first visitors in 18 months Ships rarely stop there Dr Ritter collects copra and exchanges it for supplies when a ship does come” Lady Churston and friends did not accept the Ritter hospitality to the extent of dining with them “Oh no" she said shuddering “The food looked too—too grim" Aboard the yacht was Lady Chur ston's son Hugo who she said had been on the tour with her since he was 10 days old o flag-drape-d QI- - M I L H as CORN FLAKES 33c d purple-trimme- visi-tor- most depressing" The raw food theorist and Frau Koervin were upholding his theories Lady Churston observed They eat fruits and nuts occasionally a little chicken with all foods mashed into g SPECIAL! SATURDAY and SUNDAY Bulk 25C f NEW ORIENTAL IGE CREAM GO Ql S°Sfa: 20c FLOUR Wt —oh Cla-se- ll IN OKLAHOMA -- - 11 Mrs W: F Post and hia wife shared tha drinks Ha bet Major Thompson TWINS WANT TO WED TWINS t with Mayor C J Blinn tha honor A Lyon and Captain Joseph C SEATTLE Aug 4 (PH Lois and of greeting him first Post mounted Coats "The men the line evil that that Louise twin sisters a platform draped in tricolor bunting Uvea after them” came from Ham- insist that “no ona but twins need and mads a short speech telling brief do s Shakes-pearlet’s aoUloquy They said ever propose” Years ago they said ly of his trip and expressing apprewrote it but in "JUlius Caesar” they resolved never to marry anyone ciation of the welcome a had chocolate soda Cistell a but twin brothers with a double Then he was taken downtown In Lyon wedding for the ceremony a shiny new automobile given him in milk shake New York to head a parade through streets A chamber of comReceives Big Ovation for thronged merce reception followed Guefta of honor besides Post and Record Solo Flight his family Included John F Kroutil 159 EAST BROADWAY Yukon Okta miller who helped fiAround World "From the City’s Largest Fret Parking flsld Across the Street W Mankins maynance tha flight S BUTTER— Okla Post’s or of Maysville former Lb Luther Gray S E Perry OKLAHOMA CITY Aug 4 (UP) home HENS— PORK CHOPS— local Seaton and Claude Braniff Paul 4Qn Wiley Post and the airplane Winnie 1 Special 2 lbs Stewing lb Mae came home tonight to receive aviation men who helped get the Win PORK EGGS— LOIN 1 Strictly a tumultuous ovation from fellow nie Mae in shape for the trip ROAST—Lb Fresh dos Tomorrow Post will make quick Oklahomans for their 4C BACO- Nand Round STEAK solo flight around the world trip to Tulsa Bartlesville Ponca City tot —Eastern Beef lb Package Enid and muPost a made at no perfect landing Ants have undergone VEAL ROAST— important -tA- Wr of nicipal airport at 5:10 p m bringing structural changes for millions 4 lbs siiMiiisMtetssieitss Special lb WOODCOCK LOSES BET his white monoplane amber in years specimenrfpreserved ADOLPH THE BUTCHER BOY bulldlngi and WASHINGTON Aug 4 WV-Shave given scientists excellent oppor- down over the heads of a cheering crowd Amos W W Woodcock who used to " tunities for study Hia elderly farm parents Mr and be prohibition administrator bought made in consideration of an agreement to curtail acreage planted this fall or next spring up to 20 per cent The payment will be split between landlord and tenant in the same way as their leasing agreement provides that they shall share the proceeds of the crop In cases where cash rent is paid tha tenant will receive the entire payment Administrators said that a tenant whose lease expires before planting time this tall in the case of winter wheat would not be paid a benefit for acreage curtailment on tjia farm he leaves If he leased another farm and with his new landlord Joined in an agreement to reduce the acreage there tor harvest next year he would receive his share of the benefit payment covering the allotment for the new farm Baker’s Breakfast Holds No Lure For Titled Lady LOS ANGELES Cal Aug 4 W- -A South Seas Eden where a modern Adam and Eve pursue a primitive existence far from civilization may be ' Eden to visiting scientists but to a titled English lady it is “most depressing" Denise Lady Churston of Devon England Jtisiling here after gjour of the southern islands during which she and her party paid a call on Dr Charles Ritter and his companion Frau Koervin expressed the belief that the German pair who in 1829 exiled themselves on the isolated isle group to of Charles in carfy out their theories of healthful living in nature are "most discouraged and practically ready to give up their idea at any time" lady Churston said she and her party aboard the yacht White Shadows had stopped at the Ritter retreat and had seen the couple in their pursuit of the "natural life" Since then she said she had heard the Ritters have abandoned their ranch the Hermitage and moved back to civilization Isolation Disliked This report however is discredited by later news from a scientific expedition headed by Captain G Allan Hancock of Los Angeles who visited the Ritters early this year and found them enjoying “their philosophy of peaceful living” Be that as it may island isolation as demonstrated by the Ritters finds no disciple in the attractive Lady Churston who is bound for New York and home “Their shack— it is only one room built of rough timber — is high and remote approached only by a long climb” she said “At the foot of the path is a aign warning visitors to ring the bell and let them know they have callers for they go about all the time s absolutely stark In honor of they don garments — be rough shorts and a shirt she a loose skirt and blouse Ants Mar Picture “The day we arrived they had Just had a catastrophe Pigs had torn down the fences of their garden and uprooted everything It had happened before and they were sadly upset by it Then there were the ants All food They were in everything had to be kept standing in solutions to keep them out Frau Koeryin? Yes she kept house and worked with him in the garden They had to work terribly hard it seemed to me It’s no life for a woman Never seeing anyone going to bed frightfully early 45 TO SHARE (ASH Ten Children Attend South Seas Eden Existence of Modern Adam and Eve Depressing Visitor Asserts FARMTENMT 5 1933 Market Specials Puritan Baby Beefi Pot Boasts CHUCK CUTS lb Smoked DA A XT 8c 19c lb Picnics-Cudah- y’s Sirloin Steak ?£ AT 7c SHOULDER RIB 10c CUTS- lb lb CROSS RIB OVEN ROAST - lb Spiced Lunch Heat Sliced Bacon ?S‘e Fruits and Vegetables children love them - j— AC DillmiliiO golden ripe firm fruit n lb 12c 21c 21fcs35c HU1 (j 4 i i lbiSc t 4- LETTUCE LEMONS each Ground Beef TOMATOES LBS PEAS CANTALOUPES dumbo Slzo VIM Ripe 'list 19s: 4 lbs 17c fcfJtfS 2 8c li ‘ Clean Froth Stock First Quality t 2 Its 15c CUCUMBERS C2C51 3C Mr- - — G fer 5a - " r? t —S- i- |