Show I& THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Denver Man Named Head of Quarantine Group FHOENIX Ariz June 3 W— Roy G Richmond Denver director of the Colorado bureau of plant and insect control was elected president of the western plant quarantine board at the close of the nineteenth annual conference Thursday Denver was chosen the 1938 conference city Richmond succeeds J L Grlner Seattle Other officers elected today include Frank McKennon Salem Ore representative of the Oregon department of agriculture vice chairman A C Fleury Sacramento Cal renamed secretary-treasurarid Grlner national board representative er FRIDAY MORNING Jean Harlow Reported Better Woman Leaps to Death From Suicide Bridge lumbia adopted a resolution advoPASADENA Cal June 3 Wl— cating legislation to permit quar- Police reported Thursday afternoon antine officers to Inspect air- that an unidentified woman leaped to lier death from the Colorado planes entering the United States street bridge the seventy-sevent- h All planes entering the couhtry the resolution said should be suicide from the graceful structure grounded to permit a "thorough in two decades The seventy-sixt- h fatal Jump from inspection and disinfection to ro— the high span occurred move the possibility of their carlast Friday! rying Insect pests and plant disRecently the Pasadena city dieases" into the United States rectors have discussed various plans JUNE 4 1937 BEVERLY HILLS CaL June 3 CD— Blonde Jean Harlow was virtually recovered Thursday from what her doctor diagnosed as a cold and her mother reported was inflammation of the gall bladder "Miss Harlow Just had a cold said Dr E C Flshbaugh "She is much better" 190-fo- (The delegates including representatives of 11 western states Mexico Hawaii and British Co "suicide-proofinthe bridge including the building of an ornamental metal railing for Mrs Jean Bello the screen ac- tress' mother expressed profound relief over the improvement of her daughter'e condition "I feel like the whole world hag been lifted from my shoulders" she said "This baby of mine is quite improved The actress became ill last Saturday She reported for work at her studio and later Jn the day her mother took her home where she has been resting1 vslnce Seaman Shouts Jest Then Leaps to Death SAN DIEGO Cal June 3 CD— “Sonft fun eh kid?” shouted Seaman Cecil Roy Jordan 21 to a shipmate Thursday as he leaped to death from the U S S Barry with a anchor lashed to his ' leg Submerged for more than 20 minutes his body was brought to the surface by a diver from the U S ” S Whitney Shipmates said Jordan had Joked about suicide for several months AUERBACH'S FOUNTAIN SPECIAL 251 Plate Lunch ' Steak Slaw Fresh Cauliflerw Hot or Hard Roll Grilled Tartar Creamed Halibut Fresh Cole Sauce Chocolate Fudge Eclair with Whipped Cream 10 Doors Open Extra Salespeople! 9:30 A M TODAY Free Auto Parking with purchase of $100 or more Otherwise a 25c service charge ZJ Z3 mAir® & Aflco Wommera’c Lfluageuie M©imae FpocEkg CamjpoBS SEaojp SpocGcvoa? Kmmtt Sunntc 2-IPn- eee Hundreds of smart Spring and advanced Summer Dresses and handsome Spring Coats and Suits are included fashions and in this great sale event we demonstrate it pays to buy at “The Style Store for the Thrifty” Prices quoted are Auerbach’s original selling prices no telephone C O D or mail orders We reserve the right to limit quantity 279 300 Formerly Up to $795 Now— Formerly Up to anwLl MnllDflBiieE'y Auerbach’s is famous for smart o exchanges or approvals 379 $995 No- w- 285 Now— Formerly Up to $1195 Formerly Up to $1695 No- w- — each each Second Floor) (Ready-to-Wear- 298 Gz Second Floor) (Ready-to-Wear- Second (Ready-to-Wear- 110 150 Formerly Up to $2495 Now— Now— auMl 49 SHJHS to Formerly Up Now- $2995 each Second (Ready-to-Wear- Floor) (Ready-to-Wear- 97 DaytimeFrocIcs NOW (Cotton Bhop— Second NOW $498 $29aS Second Floor) (Ready-to-Wear- 49 BOUCLG KNIT SUITS 49 gtfj (Budget ‘Shop— Second Floor) 15 Knit Sweaters: JjQ - SIOT® auMl Formerly Up to $3995 No- w- - A r Regularly NOW $495 :$247 (Campus Shop— Second Floor) IUIIT SUITS Boucle Kremella Vigora! In Black Green Maize White Formerly From $1295 to $1495 NOW 125 Ileus Hats (Campni Shop— Second Floor) 27 7 m 47 (CampQs Shop— Second Floor) (Millinery— $108 Second! S’jjOO Floor) 150 lieu Hats Formerly Up' to NOW PASTELS - Second (Ready-to-Wear- NOW PLENTY OF WHITES NOW each Second Floor) Formerly Up to Formerly $795 (Cotton Shop— Second Floor) Floor) 94 Dresses Formerly Up to NOW Dresses Formerly Up $198 ©©Air each 150 Formerly Up to Second Floor) (Ready-to-Wear- Floor) (S©A£§ SHJHTS Formerly Up to $1995 each each $500 STRAWS FELTS and (Millinery— Second Floor) Floor) 28 Uniforms Formerly $1 "-- $498 NpW (Cotton Shop— Second Vs Floor) OFF Foundations Dlsrontlnned nnmberi of Camp France Poirette Formerly to $750 $1250 NOW- - Model A (Foundation— Second Floor) Lily of price |