Show A 10 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING MAY 2 1937 Wave of Union Activity Sivceps Salt Lake City Boy’s Pet Dog Bakers Show Alumni Picks Named as National Delegates Killed jby Car or scale thpt the has called for next Saturday S L Men for Pastry Styles Building ance which elected meat cutters bring to the workers at a chanics and workers the meeting Mr Peterson Ruth joined the announced active Forty suburban among reported ‘Viewed Demonstration Driver’s Auto Council Posl this week and Wanda union activities Salt Lake ready president raise their rates cents' Peterson Paul president: Vaudis g balsix held five employe of power would automobile merest- up level film exchange shops were groupa were in in City union to 35 or 40 M pres- to Saturday by ident of the Utah State Federation a haircut Mr Barton said Sait Lake City automobile meof Labor Shoe salesmen will enter the labor picture at a meeting at chanics began bargaining Saturday the Hotel Newhouse Monday at 6 for a basic wage of 90 cents an hour with a work week when p m he said F A Noler secretary of the build- Sid Terris union business agent ing trades council andiA F of L and Mr Peterson met with a dealcommittee composed of Frank organizer announced that- - building ers’ service men who because of Jtheir B )3treator Fred A Carleson and Another meeting working shift had been unable to Charles Freed attend an organization meeting held Friday would attend one to be held Meet Envoys in the Labor temple Monday at 2 A total of 175 applications p m Leave for membership in the union have been received Mr Peterson said Salt £ake City and Sugarhouse Union barbers were discussing Saturday ‘the efficacy of picketing Rotary club delegates to the annual shops in urban Salt Lake City which district- convention of the clubs will refused to raise the price on hair- leave early Sunday for Pocatello cuts to 50 cents according to John Idaho They will be headed by Her Barton union president d “No official action has been bert S Auerbach taken" Mr Barton said He de- president of the Salt Lake City club clared that although there were The district convention will get about 15 shops which were below under way Monday morning service bar-ber- been Officers week-en- d - by Hundreds George Washington ‘U’ in —Utah — Graduates Name Two Attorneys Newest styles in cakes and England Baking company Saturday Hundreds of Salt Lakers saw more ’than 2000 Kinds of cakes doughnuts breads pics and cookies from io a m'to io p mi " In the evening the plant was flooded with powerful lights and the visitors were entertained by an orchestra Bakers ‘at the plant had charge of the display of the latest type baking equipment Among the exhibits were hand painted cakes and a pie three and one-hainches deep A new type of pie with a graham cracker base was also shown Six hundred different kinds of fancy cookies were exhibited Maurice N Warshaw general manager of the bakery-saione of the biggest hits with the women was a pin wheel coffee feet in diamcake one and one-haeter Vernon Romney and Carl A BadSalt Lake attorneys have been elected as members of the National Alumni Council of the George Washington university of Washing? ton D C according to word received from university alumni offi- ger cials They will represent the Fourteenth district comprising the states ®f Utah Colorado and Wyoming Both men will serve as delegates on the council In addition- - Mr Romney was elected as chairman of the alumni in the Fourteenth district for a term of ope year while Mr Badger was selected as Council representative for a term of three years The university Alumni associaAlumni of the George Washington university from Utah tion recently divided the 'United States and foreign countries Into i8 Colorado and AVyoming will be represented in the National Alumni council at Washington D C by Vernon Romney geographical divisions with each district entitled to two members on left and Carl A Badger Salt Lake City attorneys the national council It is planned that the delegates will meet at least once each year with the president Washington university and it is versity than from any other uniand the board of trustees of the believed that more Utahns are in versity outside the state Mr RomUniversity attendance at this university than ney declared Approximately 100 Utah boys'and at any other outside the state There are approximately 175 girls are numbered among the 8500 There are also more alumni in alumni in Utah 100 in Colorado and students now enrolled in George Utah from George Washington uni 60 in Wyoming lf I -- pas- tries were displayed at' the 'New fill Ol6airm MAin t Q If (IT (5 U Q j 4 -- Rotary for Pocatello newly-electe- by Dixon vice by film exchange were as: Mangum Rode back secretary and Frank L Hoar treasurer No problem has arisen here between CL O and A F of L af filiates Mr Peterson said since the C L O bodies have not been eus pended from the etate federation "For the first time" the federation president commented-"wfind workers asking to be organized" r a Hit-Ru- n ' Runs Over Terrier n A — driver - reportedly - a woman speeding north on Second hit-ru- East street Saturday claimed the life of “Trot” pet fox terrier of Ralph Larsen 9 215 Wilson avenilb ' While Ralph and his friends were playing ball on a corner lot “Trot" ' wag runnhig in the street The boyJ told his father Sharp M Larsen that the woman turned out of her Ceremony Arranged way to hit the dog then sped on For Ground Breaking without slowing down had chummed with his ter-- " Ralph Ground-breakin- g ceremonies for rier 18 months an addition to the Second L D S ward chapel will be conducted on Army Officer Shifted the site Fifth East and Seventh Army orders from Washington D C Saturday-includeSouth streets Sunday at noon the transfer of Lieutenant Colonel Ralph E Foreign tourists ehter)ng Finland Bower Inf Fort Francis E Warin the last year numbered 65109 ren Wyo to Fort Douglas accordan increase of 27 per cent over the ing to an Associated Pres dis' preceding 12 months patch d lf Stamp Club to 3Ieet ERi The regular meeting of the Deseret Stamp club will be held Wednesday at 8 p m in the Deseret Several "exhibits of gymnasium early American stamps will be displayed Dick Green president of the organization said As the water level in the Magdalena river of Colombia drops passenger rates are being increased ZAKSES !inT DDiHB DDEE® QKeep CoolSma rt andThrJfty! 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