Show At IP016 10 MONDAY MORNING THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE 1937 AtIGUST-1- 0 Bus Prep' are- for Food Dealers' Cros-Cit- y - Line Starts First Schedule' Service Eliminates Need to Transfer In Business Area --- - 4r-- -- ( k 4 i: A ':::!:' " ':: : ':":':: :::::-:- i 9'45k'::i::':5f:: ''k ' ':''' - 1:'''?''''''':': ::3144(-6'4- 9 ''illint4ll ::::: ':::: ' :: ':: ' :': ' '" :''''' ''' ''' :'':: :::'- :':'': : ' ' :!'i: 'clid : e chatter: Lionel Barrymore always calls his brother i John "The Kid'— wonder what Elaine called him when they had their little spats Cited for the Hollywood Croix de Merite: Gene Autrey—offered $5000 to indorse a cigaret ' he astounded Hollywood by refusing because he doesn't smoke! May Robson is the Committee Heads Map Program At Session in S L I 1 IS::- ' - ' :::':': Dietrich Sind Robert Donat In "Knights Without Armor" also Glenda Farrell and Barton MacLbne in "Fly Away Baby" with Raymond Hatton and Hugh OTonnell PARAMOUNT—Jack Benny In 'Artiste and Models" with Ida Lupin) Richard Arlen Gail Patrick Judy Canova Ben Blue Martha Raye Yacnt Club gtoys Detective" s TICTOBY—"Jim Hanvey with Guy Houma Toni Brown and also Lucie Kay John Wayne and Gwen Gaze in "I Cover the War" RIALTO—"Cate Metropole" with Lo- retta Young Tyrone Power Adolphe also "The Great Hospital Menjou with Jane Darwell Joan Mystery" Davis Big Rumann Sally Blanc Thomas Beck STUDIO—Luise Rainer and Paul Muni The Good garth" with Walter In Charles Grapewil4 Tilly Connolly :::''"' ''4 :'f ' ' ) e :' 41 ' " ": i Salt take City's first cross-tow- n Final plans for the thirty-secon- d i " - " N i bus line to save steps and hours only :Tint tigoCcDellrVsniasicIsl'oletillattith'ecin iljnIOhgitdes 't ' k':': 7":rl':::::''''1' (i'71::":'?!''7':7:1MS1:: and she is "younger" than some or r for Salt Lakers was opened to the 0044k :4:: vo- ll ::'" ': our " 4:v:-?v-ingenues Col' et 4 t s August 22 23 and 24 were mappedl lectors' Note: Hobart public Sunday as the Utah Light :::: ''' Bosworth t ''' ' -Ihere Sunday when committee heads1 would 4 and Traction company inaugurated 1r old ship mod44 any '"::::::':"': appreciate :'' :::::t - ' :': ' s zAt f ' 1:::::::::::-:-::::met in a special session in the Hotel els you have' in the attic No one several service improvements with (:-"-4 Warner ' chorines in accuse can the Utah the addition of 24 new buses t::::::!!-iiL'47:'' f 4 4:" t::::4 4 :?- The convention which will draw Brothers filmuslcal of being "withThe new line which will eliminate Jr of support" means visible out the necessity of riding to the center delegates from all sections of the in''' Amazing how many women conft of town for persons from outlying c termountain area promises to set sider Leslie Howard the great male :::::::4::::!:::::: :t ' ' Look 't:::::::::::::::': ot a new attendance record according heart-thro- b -o-o of the screen districts whodesire to transfer will :::::::::':::I::: ‘koil ''' to those planning the event More alikes: Carole Lombard and Marservice during provide A 44 ote: ::$: Frances Dietrich—in lene profile rush hours Its route follows: - than 1000 food dealers from Utah Lederer is such a physical culture 0:: ti :Ii East on Ninth youth street to e vt and Idaho Nevada have Wyoming on a' never he itii'''' to that crank goes seventeenth Est street: south ' premised to be present Donald P week-en- d party without a trunk full Thirteen South street west to FifSofia' :::: of to Lloyd of Salt Lake City the assoteenth East street and south gymnasium apparatus ':: ::: ::::::4' :::i:::::::::' as a Patsy :::::::: Twenty-firs- t South street The line t y ::::::::::y:3:::::4::::: secretary-manage- r maid Henie looks as cherubic ciation's 414 :: - i:4 Twenti:: at '' 6 will doll—but the and will be designated as No producers ''''''°:' t i! 1 Sunday :::: loses when she tremble of i be a traffic boon for University 00"7"'- ': :::::::::: eth Century ' 7 a Utah and East high school students her temper The real owner of Hol- ::::::: Discussion 4 is t newest shop antique lywood's '' 4 Other Changes Leading the discussion at Sun- Eddie Cantor it :1::1 ' " Francis Lederer above is a real day's meeting were Gerard Klomp An ancient but unrepealed Los Other changes follow: :: ' :4'''' '')' '" of Ogden chairman of the commit- Angeles statute makes it illegal to crank about physical culture ie:i''''' Buses of routes I and 2 (Sixth tind ‘ 7 !' 3 s '1 tee in ''':" '' more than 50 cows mules or ':''°?' ''' ''' Ninth avenues) will connect with ":'' s: ' ' '' charge of the annual event herd of those kindnesses" John told me "'"""" route 6 (Fifteenth East and Sev' horses 14e4-::1L- ' through the city streets Hol:' Wood of Salt Lake and Alan G enteenth East streets) eliminating - lywood's hobby horseman: Wallace "but I began to get apprehensive fieUa$?:ei:' City state president street cars formerly used on kifBerry—who cannot be so tough for when a fourth member of the club teenth East street From the aveOther members of Mr Klomp's he spends his leisure making color called on me and introduced himon nues the buses will run south Wonder why of flowers self as an apprentice mortician!" grocers Sunday completed plans for the- annual state convention of food dealers in Ogden committee are Heber Scowcroft photosPons insists that her parents Main street to Ninth South street B Smith Fran- Lily Fred Kuhlmann L Alan-Wood to P Donald and Gerard Left Seveand east to Fifteenth and would Lloyd right Klomp Americans were wealthy cis G Nichols and C F Moore of Watched three colored boys tap New service nteenth East streets like her more if they knew the Ogden 'and V A Tracy George truth about her will be provided between Fifteenth dancing for a Twentieth Century struggle& early Morgan A D Stewart Carl Orlob East and Seventeenth East street picture while Alice Faye and the Ex-Resideand-JHaman of Salt Lake City One of( the best shows in Hollyand Ninth South and Thirteenth nt rest of the cast applauded One of or streets other South wood Is staged every dity Committee Heads Route 5 (east on First South At high them dancing on a drumhead sudso in the Brown Derby Convention committee heads who noon Robert Taylor enters a vision denly lost his footing and sprawled street to Thirteenth East street and on the floor where be lay Motionreported at Sunday's meetings are of what - the - well- south to Ninth South street) and Mrs Gerard Klomp Ogden ladies' route 8 (Seventh East street to Preced- less an expression of horror and Ogentertainment be E J Lake will 'Thirty-thir- d visitors South street) Salt Fjelated ed by an obsequious head waiter he anguish flooding his face The diCity airport large Inspection party while crew Jacob Myers 71 den transportation P M Thomp- strides the only street car lines operating Sunday morning were treated to members ate luncheon purposefully to a table in rector stopped the scene and asked son tournament ) inwill a have golf Ogden Equipped with the latest They the rear of the room A reverent anxiously "Are you hurt?" "Boss a view of a giant amphibian army Succumbs in Salt Lake Mueller Texas ventions in radio transmitting and George City hush falls over the place necks it's wors'n dat" was the agonized Buses on route 23 will go up plane being flown to its base at receiving seta the plane is one of president's reception W I N Cox crane and all eyes focus upon the reply "I done bust th' seat out'en and directors' officers Main street and around the state Hamiltton field San Raphael Cal Ogden five recent additions to the army unsmiling countenance of America's mah pantsW Jacob Myers 71 for many years breakfast Mr Orlob Lagoon pro- No-The huge land air and water and will be used for navigation a capitol then down State street to idol who glances neither to business Lucas man set- - down soon before Lake Salt prominent F Second South street and west to ship--waof Salt gram J City the right nor to the left during the Copyright 1937 for The Tribune and sea rescue training work It W store N Salt M M Main street Lake noon by its pilot Captain carries a crew of four has room Spencer closing City and founder of the Mypromenade Mr Taylor orLake City resolutions Street cars of route ldvnrhe re- Towner It was the center of a for eight passengers J J Bow- regal ers Cleaning and Dyeing ders a telephone and a lunch And company man and nominations east buses will which Kaysville go placed by for 45 minutes thereafter he eats g)11111FINOLINTAnOWAL70611 died Saturday at the home of his Mr Kuhlmann annual banquet on Second South street to Tenth with bne hand and nurses that son in Houston Texas East street south to Fifth South according French telephone with the other street east tb Eleventh East street to word received here while his admiring audience whisSr South and scull to Thirty-thir- d 135rn in Rochester N Y 2 pers its guesses about the identiy of 71k Sepstreet on of the other end the the party tember 27 1865 Mr Myers came To line His lunch finished Mr Tayto Salt Lake City in the 90's and lor exits with eyes sternly fixed 11prEYLOR for several years engaged in the the Brown Derby reYoungsters from the L D S ahead—and Mrs Mary J Springer 76 Utah Cleaning and Dye House Workers turns to its noisy normalcy business printing Shriners' Children's the hospital local No 83 has voted to affiliate pioneer and widow of Elliot BartNo Wall Street baron could play In about 1900- he with the Utah State Federation of lett Springer died at the home of amusement busineSS entered the hospital for crippled children the a "big business man" better and founded At'm-''- ) 1 son Dr ClifSalt Lake Costume company Children's Service society and the Talked with John Beal who Is s desiring to attend Labor according to Mark Cornaby her ford H Springer muzstREATEs this ttime he took an active Kearns' St Ann's orphanage have the University of Utah this fall union organizer who indicated an- 524 just back from a flying trip to ChiThird avenue in promoting the old Salt TRIUMPH! been invited to be gimes of the ii of national the cago must apply to J L Ballif dean other meeting of the group would be Sunday at 10:30 headquarters here and also was identified 3 club club of the at such John Beal And Utah the Pan Of men before which time held Republican 15 to at next Friday I September a m fostering several stage Mrs participate in the federal allotment further proposals in a tentative Co"Spirit of '76" outing at Saltair Fri- attentions as he received! A florist Springer member of the club kept his hotel for1937-3- 8 It wits announced Sun- ntract with employers would be day it was announced Saturday was born in Ne- organized the Myers a A program will be presented for room filled with free bouquets 4 day 5 braska May L L L and Dyeing company in 1913 the children between 4 and 6 p m radio shop owner lived up to his labor develop- 1861 a daughter "To obtain assistance under the Another week-en- d 1917 operated this firm until of Last use the Day N Y A students must come within ment was an announcement by of William and under direction of Joseph H membership by donating '' conjunction with the costume Preece the o a set and a Beal-e- r who drives his the age limit of 16 to 25 years A C Brinker representing the Elizabeth Showell ARTISTS prize committee chairman own t tORGItirRPH 11' Brothtaxi offered free transportathe of must '76" will be depicthave maintained a good western states division The of They She came to Utah "Spirit I and in 1917 he gave up the 4''o tion scholastic record for their prior erhood of Railway Clerks that his 21111 IBUDDy EBSEM costume business when his stock ed in fireworks and other features the 4 A "I was desperately grateful for all MODELS"' school work and must be other- organization at a national meeting crossing C SINNII SARNE Lamont of the Felt as a young president plains and were 4 equipment destroyed by to a to strike and wise financially unable to attend voted not accept rUTI4AWEITI-IMTC15171T-L fire HIS then Centered his efforts club said girl kft "0 5 cent an hour wage increase school" said Dean Ballif Mrs With the cleaning company Springer was made "More than 550 men and women The decision he said served as one of In June 1933 Mr Myers retired Asiatro students were given assistance un- by general chairmen of 14 groups the first school from business and moved to Mil- - Laundry Selects der the N Y A in 1936 and 1937 in Chicago and influences railway teachers in Salt Mrs Springer LittlliAsokt waukee W is where he residectistith y RAL101111TTOMORROW of—cierlw-eig-cant puand we - — Sales Manager -PAtake City pub1rETCaT)61s and wheni his daughter Mrs Sadie are going to give ea many deserv-yea- r nalmen Myers 1 n shop crafts and telegra— the Mercur mining district opened Shallow Later to ' HoustC3 — Others are conducting sepa- was one of the first settlers there ing students N Y A aid this phers on wbere he liveedm wieth his son' Announcement is made by Albert oe as we can" he declared gal3 rate negotiations Mr Brinker said She was a member of the St Edgar Myers Van Cott general manager of the ONE DAY ONLY—MAT is NIGHT ' )1 Mark's Episcopal church the Mir- - His son and daughter survive the of opRoyal Laundry company ON THE STAGE: Order - el detioolo of :''r-o4'-- f i ' ' !: " ' '' -- P1 4i: 4 : : '' - : ! "': four-minu- 7 Tracy Gladys George Franchot Tone in They Gave Him a Gun" with Cliff Edwards and Mary Lou Preen Nolan and George Murphy in "Top of the Town" with Niesen Gertrude Henry A rmet a Mischa Auer Hugh Herbert Gregory Ratoff also Jane Withers in 'Angel' with Robert Kent Sally Holiday" Blau and Joan Davis STAR—Errol Flynn Olivia de HaiMend hi "The Charge of the Light Brigade" 'John with cast of thousand!: also Meade's Woman" with Francine tirrr more and John Trent In Oland "Charlie STATE—Warner Chan at the Olympics" with Katherine de Mille Pauline C Henry Gordon Moore Allan Lane frig "Fury and the Woman" with William Gargan ON THE STAGE ORPHEUM—On the stage Bell'' Orig inal "Hawaiian Foillea" with 12 big acts 'and the Steel Guitar band also "By" Woodbury's stage revue featuring Harold Barber SAKI Dorothy Franchot Kimball: on the screen: Pont Maureen O'Sullivan and Virginia Bruce in "Between Two Women" BOXY—On the stage: Cropley and Violet dude ranch funsters: York and Tracy comedy duo Lou Ache maater of ceremoniesi Hollywood Swingettes On the In new terpsichorean bits screen: Ginger Rogers and Fred Astaire in "Swingtime" also "Night Waitress" with Margot Grahame and Gordon Jones i:': - : i -- ': :: :::: :: :: :':: ':: Ir' -- 1 - ' ' ' ' :!I ' :::e :: '''-- :'"-': 4 ":?4' ::: UtI Amphibian Armynane Lands At S L on Trip to Coast Of '' ! a 4 I (I t GEM--Spe- i bored-with-it-a- - I ON THE ittREEN e CAPITOL--Marien- By "0 :' 1 ‘?1ti - :'':' ''::'::''r:!: Now Playing ' — " '! 7' Shaped Star Always Has 'Gym For Utah i Side Apparatus at His JIMMIE FIDLER ' Grocers' Meet ' :::' 'i4t6i'A'od'46444 A ::::::-:)-:':ti":':'PP-::1- '4' !"':!!::!:i:i ( :' Condave-atOgde- — :::: 4 '''' - Plans--- n i 1 5' " - i 1 i a Actor's Son Signs Contract HOLLYWOOD' Aug 15 (A'—Tim son of Mdvie AcHolt tor Jack Holt has obtained court approval of a screen contract with Walter Wenger productions calling for $100 weekly to $1500 weekly provided certain options are exercised Judge Emmet Wilson approved the contract oe S L Dies I 4 vImiii01214Evi i -- (0' CTANLIS 7 'OYCOHEN1 0 11"1400 4 tot Be s - Union Votes Affiliation Deadline Set For NYA Students Death Claims Utah Pioneer Children to Go G O P Picnic ectio A - k1 1 THRILLING ADVENTURE! 0111 CO BROADwAy Immummf 4 NOW EARLY-T- WO JUT PICTURES ON ONE PROGRAM COME rZJ Announcing 4174 : Stk4-- Obeen grandchildren survive Funeral arrangements completed Sunday Retail Distributors in Salt Loki' City for t ' FAIRBAI1KS ' A Z ':v t: 41 ' It ) ' b : 41 iPii 4 'i ' '': ! 1114 ! t You can now buy "the ISTorld's Finest Coal Stoker" from one of Salt Lake City's most reliable heating and plumbing concerns Mr John 'W "Uncle" Dudley has investigated the stoker field for several years lie chose Fairbanks-Mors- e Automatic Coal Stokers as his stoker line because: One-larg- - ' 1 ' Stokers are correctly designed—a proven product with years of satisfactory service be F-- M hind it 2 Fairbanks-Mors- Sagebrush Bourbons Plan Canyon Parley - years' manufacturing experience with resources not available to any othei stoker manufacturer 3 stokers Fairbanks-Mors- e 4 Volume makes possible MORE value in quality and workmanship 5 Fairbanks-Mors- e distribution methods insure minimum additions for freight middleman's profits and "sales expense" Mr F F"Fred" Lecuyerr one of Utah's stoker and heating experts will be in charge of Harris- Stoker Service Depart Dudley Plumbing- Company's ------ -ment -- t ' ' — - ---- -- -- ' C OMPAI1Y ROYAL COAL' - - " - - 817-82- t — ' --- Heating and WESTERN 'DISTRIBUTORS Salt Lake City Utah Newhouse Bldg ' 2 - Sagebrush- ' Democrats will their regular monthly meeting and "invite their employesMonday back to work" according to Ray H Butler representative of the Utah Retailers association Mr Butler also Indicated tentativeagreements would be submitted to William M Knerr state industrial commission chairman which the latter said would probably lead to another conference between employer and employe representatives! - To 44A) D 15e & 20c11Se & Till 2 I Children - 0 tg II 1i mina I1 yo E 1150 and 111111 V471 - 11- et 4 4 AIMPICilliall POPTTAL MYSTUY - Ir nr-IT- c'l asszR )1 I II VIOLET I izt taty5 KAry--- -1 iii 7) '' un 01e - - !Extend IT P Service' of Mon- - street 1k t tho cool clean water 04 O "Nrit - ' 1fti 111i t - 411111 - GOOD EARTH LJ rail-Angel- - "!L t-- -- 7--- : --- - - 1 es 11116:0310Ent TOMMY TUCIEEll 100 rr"'''' muksioc ilnmalP "ular ri"- "sig vft tow' - i ' AIR CONDITIONID 4 4 d 1 Al 1 thimmilli l RUM n Ileoadwti -- - Wi1:Aii - : I inxi Ext° Cost! 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Z' '011114" 4v'' I ' sti- 44- etz la 1St al 74- 0- 13 - Al s slaw' i oil CIO 0 -- fl lrsisS 01i "NOBODY'S BABY!' —itrith— 1 (03' i 14 40 r v" ''' - 6 I: Iv - 2 HITS Musical Comedy— ' : ' ALSO TOMORROW VI 0 '1 il le 440 AUTO PARKING c:: THE LARGEST — II 'iiITIT17:1111ilti i II :014001iitilZ1111P : - ritEk S3110 : :J FILTERED '' —LAST ia Kelvinator - itlIARGING i i - k --- --- - r- - WOMAN a - ES TIMES TODAY THE a 4 SWIMMING POOL IN Till WEST - With 11 - FRESII WATER ' i "Girl From Scotland Yard" - AT glesii "' Patsy Kelly—Lyda Roberti Jimmie Oilers Orchestra - - 2 FOR I DAY LAGOOI1 Trains: 10:15 a m noon g every hour until II p m 45 minutes from Saltair Depot lOth and North Temple Dancing g5c per person Supported by the N- - -- ' - ‘1-- Last rites were accorded Noah Extension of Union Pacific Chal- C Price 75 past grind Master of lenger train service daily to and the Independent Order of Odd Fellfrom Salt Lake City and Ogden to ows Sunday at funeral services in !San Francisco ' Chicago and the east the Immanuel Baptist Church i conducted effective September 15 and place- - The Rev Chat 1 lengcr trains with entirely new MI Olivet cemetery Mr Price well known in equipment on the Chicago to run via Salt Lake City and road circles died Friday at 7:30 Ogden were announced Sunday by p m at his home 1938 East Twin-railroa- d officials tyseventh South street 7 0 etxi Pr21Tru- i —Two 5N t Officer-:- ' 1 to Salt 23or pm LfiNTELRmoLTA:J DANCE VE: - moni 70611 Cr 1111111" tpti 41 ----- East Second South Last Rites Accorded I xasi!71Ljer7 ra' PLUS OTHER' RIG ACTS services and the main speaker Entombment followed in the Salt Lake Memorial mausoleum famiMrs Brooks died Friday 91 the 659 tE- Stars Comedy Joseph ExL - YORK & TRACY John president of the Brown Terry Si Woodruff company were conducted Sunday in the Jaseph home L" di sow' Mrs Susannah wife From a Duds Ranch Visitors 4 04iert ok - BATHE ' 1 UrFt4 - 1 Ile Tone Via R R or at Auto Gate & 300 Eves 40 kTworirrvirDtwomb114on 10C - - r TODAY ' as Wear 1 of: 111AWAINANI OLLIE54 altati ' 0 - r- rs 4 0 " 4414 0 L A t 2Y2 15105110WSINONE f 4 041 i reritift EVENING fi Mr RIE 'A 1 801 rmo i '0 st PRICES: Of !Jul : fiLY!!AWAY SAB 'i'llttler treme 'UPON outtie Oise 6 SEATS NOW ON SALE! - PO I" '''''''''''''''''''''''"4I4-'- 25 PEOPLE on Our Stage & MATINEE-5- qsl IMETAYOURG - ALL NEW TODAY CROPLEY PPS TYRONE Time 10e Any '061111g itotilfil- v10o-- ai1llo mm44 0 0 A 1 ft4litb:sz? - - -' Till I : "grip° el oft ow Ikly N t A - t to Featuring Funeral Services Held For Executive's Wife '''''''Ir'1 Haase N7 A Oa° liwconollionce principal speaker at an outing Monday of the Sagebrush Democratic club in Mill Creek canyon Between 200 and 300 members are expected to attend X School Life g6t IIIIII111 COMPtitillf the een likt1 ' 1 0 Speak James H Moyle United tSates commissioner of customs will be president of the Utah Federation pf Labor announced picketing of "several" shoe stores would continue and union employes would not returreto work until "suitable arrangements" have been concluded hold Brooks élub The public is invited C H Cariquist club president will preside A éommunity luncheon will be served after which a musical program of vocal and instrumental numbers will be presented James H Moyle recently returned to Utah from Washington D C- - for his vacation will be the speaker best-know- n De Sure Your Next Stoker Is a 4 - to L E Iverson secretary of the production Shoe stores will reopen Pral ritesfor Davis Brooks 74 - will orphans With no Sunday closing law violations reported and Jio further negotiations in the dispute between closed shoe stores and departments and their employes little action marked Sunday's labor develop- - le IlkJ 1 o 0 PO t then Franklin Orchestra West have record- - of 107 e e 1 COAL STOKERS On Labor Front ments students will be added to this year's transportation list in the Granite school district 'Superintendent C S Smith announced following a two-da- y survey of transportation problems Dr Smith was accompanied on the survey by F G'Burton clerk bus will Ise used for transportation bt students in the area south and east of the Monroe school at Granger instead of the two email buses that have been used heretofore lir Smith said Seventh grade students of the Sherman school will this year be transported to the Irving school where a more adequate program can be provided he said Seventy-fiv- AUTOMATIC 1 '44B01-- - 1 District Adds Students To Transportation List LIORSE & CO ii had not - 4n1 I f- Towti4 Her son a brother William Showell of Long Beach Cal and three PLUMBIIIG CO SECOND S 14'is i 0 secretary of the Executives assoLake City for 12 ciation of rtSalt years position In Jana member of the uary to house of representatives in the 1937 legislature es Of ---- ' I! 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