Show 4 - 12 -- - - THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY b Bm1 — ers : - Two-Da- y Meet Friday Blood peaker to Outline - Scottsboro Case Erwin Will Honoring Richard D Moore New York lecturer and Olen Montgom- 6 ery and Roy two of the Wright Scottsboro-- boys" Lion will be given Nit Ica In addition to Governor Henri Blood Mayor E B: Erwin H and other public leaders speakers for the two-da- y session January 14 and 15 Ivill include W D Hammond chairman of the Utah state road ii ' commission - i ' Left to right Patriotic organization heads discuss plans Miss Charlotte CiAyttigg and Miss Aureliailennion di R Advocates President Stronger National Defense Mr Anderson will discum prospects for residential construction in this territory under the new federal housing bill and Mr Battman will tell why national advertising of Utah's acenic reeources will create a demand for new highway con struction Accident prevention and its effect hi reducing workmen's compensation costs will be outlined by Mr — ') O Anderson chief architect for the federal hous Ing administration of Utah: Gus P Backman secretary of the Salt Lake City chamber of commerce and O F McShane member of the Utah State industrial commission Topic of Mr Hammondle address was announced as 11Neeessity for United Action Against Diversion of Federal Gasoline Taxes" Topics Listed t t Edward i ' 4 - ' - ' : American Methodist Episcopal church rom 3 to 5 p m Sunday Arriving Sunday morning from Loa Angeles Mr Moor and the two boya are on a lecture tour in an en- devorto free five of the Siootsboro defendants still 'in prison One of the moat famous cases in American jurisprudence the Scotts- bore trials will be described in de- tail by Mr Moore at a lecture Mon- day at 8:15 p m at First Methodist church Rabbi Samuel dordon will preside at the meeting which will be sponsored by the local unit of the American AssOciation for the Advancement of Colored People Members of the committet-fo- r the reception are Mrs A J Lewis Mrs IL O Cole T P Langton and W 1r Burgess ) i ' - - - a m in the Newhouse hotel A buffet lunch will40110W Seventy-fiv- e contractors will attend a membership meeting Friday at 7 1) in in tbe Beason building where association headquarter& are located In charge of Ernest A Strong of Springville president reports of of- ficers will be heard and new officers selected from names submitted by a nominating committee Plan Dinner Dance Climaxing the convention will be a dinner dance Saturday at I p m In the Hotel Utah Approximately 800 persons are expected to attend Governor Blood and Mayor Erwin said Silrplus Food ' Nearly 89 tone of surplus commodities part of a purchase made for needy in Utah by the federal surplus food commodities corporation were distributed as Salt Lake county's share during the period i - either GIRDLES lit Perfect i — Would Bo Panty or Step-I- n I m - MON-DA- 39 If Perfect Wellid $5-- $10 I Panty and GIRDLES way stratih: also Step-I- t -- olge ' '1 i7"441' D satin lastex Dainty Wool Knit Bootees In dainty pink and blue combinations I - :" ' Lustre Scotch e - j stead of 1 I 50c 4 - Al " 411 " 1 El Sliio-o- MIA Cloth Robe Sets silk cord trins and ready for um Rog 129 doz 1a Nursery Patterns Pink Individually boxed Rogularly 129 each futo Ililmow All Wool Knitted Shawls Reg 100 In dainty white - pinI blue Two-Ton- tra WOW Rogular size - WU 4 V 1 4 - v ' It will be Reg 1179 198 A I r 2 I i d I 'ao ti 11 e r 11 IP) a i ti A t - iLl rA '411 - i I 1 1 et) d Youthful! M Lively! 111 Slimming! t( lI:f ! 'All Sizes V II It WOMEN tt 4' 1t I for: —04USSES Bassinette 9 50 I ti With soft cotton filling smart two tone effects of pink end blue p You In - P! cl A c1 J Usually 398' 39 Prints that - are simply gorgeous in their beauty it':' mO! 'o1?e I of I 1 e - our policy to maintain this :'4 il nation baby walk Sr and stroller — :0K t - 4 Ste ' -- x4" '' -- if of i Street! -- I 1401r" tl ES k d 7 :-- Reg r coloring and depth:of hue! Stylings that are at once stunning youthful" and charming! Types for v di t " 01 la Sc tt Afternoon! T13uSineSsritiidgerti:— ery one a breath of Spring Sizes 14 to44 689 5C - Dotechatto push hon dies end foot support etwiab eposttionAlle:yeartzround TiR!Ell 1 In bright clean fresh fashionable merchandise goods nowt 1 Crepe Dresses NA 1199 198 964111 7Q :AYLOR -- - k 20c (i'll Brings Again! The Ever Uselu—r 4Smart Wiikef at Clearance Prices! We are "Opeil to Buy" new - 1 Brand New Purchase Just Comforters ' 11 89 Reg fin 1 1 Satin Cornforteri Wool and cotton filled Regular 298 MIA iX Rayon Taffeta and Or 'k " Taffeta e ii Keeps baby snug and warm ' 'pink blue and white Esmond Blankets )n - Rogular 100 blue All hominid - A 7s t CI - Flannelette Diapers in Sealed Package and coat styles n ro - 4C Minneapolis is the standard of excellence in kiddies Good material rubsleepers I' ber buttons mallmade 4 infants' and Tots' Zephyr Sweaters io '''fit!7-- Bobe'n Rood Buntings - — 4 1 Sc New Flattery in 300 Washable 1 LOCI E !: 7v: Reg 0 The ideal tomb ( t I Silk' regular 60c Unpacked ' ' '' rS- - KO'B will offer you purchases of merchandise 1 I5c 1)i ZN 50c Clearance sales of shopworn and soiled 1 Glacier to reg 79c40c Crepe 14 ts 1 I 30c skeins LEITIL! No Returns! zvs''z 2 f or 50o 0 ! procedure of merchants generally in January and skeins z Il ' Itp - I A 50 c e2 Iccrahas reverséetheusual 3114-o- regular 59c z Silk Crepe -- sell 4 Cohurnliia Yarn I Nti Exchanges! (11 i 2 for 50s Tots' 4 to 8 Self Help Sleepers Very nice style for a low prictd sleeper rubber buttons Flannelette Gowns and Kimonos Daintily embroidered Specially priced for Monday 41 2 A A Nursery prints stripes and solid colors Regular 59co - SERIES OF SALES IN YEARS!! - En tire Stock of Fine Raw 2 prs 50o Vanta Baby Bibs of Fine Quality Not often reduced Regululy 290 each Flannelette Gowns 'Slips Kimonos - Daintil)t embroideredt These are regularly No Tots' Flannelette Palamas AXNOU1'IICING OUR GREATEST to - Close-O- ut W411! -- 2 prsi 50c Lucky Dux Mercorked Hose In white and beige Sizes 4 to 614 Regular 29c OP are ready 71PD? 1 Needlecraft Cotton regular 25c5c 5at §alle! s ' Azimaaz regular 45c Mjniiéapolis Sleepers Tots sizes 6 to 8 - -- Utopia Floss regular 15c With time when manufacturers - one-wa- y Price De Lustre I i - 2- types i 1nfoht'5eçtJoo- :: Bletot a- n Ili - and' at Be FOUNDETTES advertised nationally with boned diaphragm control or bona :- I uy r:i A ' Regular 100 to-b- r famous numbers 1:m14d diaphragm control or boneless! 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' cl:iiost 348 298---- !Igl1Z' " BIS11(21E1IN 1 KNO B is A lways - 2 39: iI rts - 1' - - will welcome guests Sylvester Q January 8 to 7 it was reported SatCannon presiding bishop of the L urday by Sharon L Hatch acting D S church and former city engi- - director of the Salt Lake county meet for Salt Lake City will give welfare department Included in' the allotment were the principal address of the eve88890 pounds of potatoes 88575 ning H Arnold Rich has been appoint- - pounds of apples and 23789 pounds ed toastmaster and an elobrate floor of oranges Mr Hatch explained the Midrib show has been arranged Mr Tuttle uted surpluses were given in addireported Throughout the two' days a corn- - tion to regular relief grants to 'about mitts beaded by Nz's Ernest A $500 After purchase by the federal Strong will entertain the wives of A theater party Friday agency surplus goods are allocated membere evening and a luncheon party in thq to each state relief agency which Newhouse hotel Saturday noon are in turn distributes them to county there offices Mr Hatch said planned - 11 ' wailiThislc- - versant with the programs of all these 'isms' so they may preserve their ideals of democracy despite the onslaughts of propaganda" Miss Aycrigg wu guest of honor at a luncheon meeting in the Lion House social center given by the local organization headed by Miss Aurelia Bennion state regent and Salt Lake City president 'I approve heartily of President Roosevelt's program for a stronger national defense" she continued "Our navy particularly is in need of additional ships and men" She expressed belief that one of the best ways to prevent war is by being prepared for it Other officers attending the luncheon included Miss Georgia Young treasurer Mrs Jack Sears core responding secretary Miss Elna Jean Anderson 'president of the and a number junior organization of past regents ' Miss Ayala left at 6:30 p for Minneapolis where she will meet with the state organization S - o ally sound in their thinking but is so much propaganda—com- socialistic and fascist-- that they should be thoroughly con- - IRREGULik-- l TOMORROW Athere County Distributes U S Purchases i deat—of (1! 9J1 Official Asks Propaganda Education For Americans in S L Address y j '0ti440ttesi'4I4--E::'-- Sigma Gamma - Epsilon national i: ' ' i mining getlogy and metallurgy fra' P ''''1! '' - i ternity wu made Saturday in Salt - ' -) 1 Lake City ' Professor Kidd was chosen at a b recent convention Teku1 '1f ' which was attended by pwen ' o' ' i - Thomu Cy nreenbalill and Nor- l''' '''' '" eMin Williams frateinity members N e at the University of Utah ' Delegates to the convention also s selected Salt Lake City as the site ''' for their 1940 convention The choice was made largely because of the variety- - of geological formations in ' r the Silt Lake region According ta the local delegates it more than 200 fraternity members 'Profestior R To head from 30 states'will attend the conwestern division of fraternity vention here : !: Urging a stronger national defense and "education of the McShane to recognize propaganda?' Miss These addreases will be delivered type which will enable citizens to approximately 200 general con- Charlotte C Aycrigg of New York City president of the national tractors subcontractors and others society Daughters of tha Reirolution visited in Salt Lake City associated with the Industry during —the-general-meeting-Januar- itpitgvear--::--s-:----7--::-- Kidd-- Announcement of the selection of R L Kidd professoi at the Univeraity of Utah as grand vice presi- 15 ' - ''' ' 0 at 'trinity Afro E1ectsRL di r 01'''4"'' i recep- - blic - Savings! A e 7 !k 'at Unusual 4 - - f' ' ' lo 5alc I Mining Fraternity - 1 - -- 1 - t k - ' N ''' -- ! Details of the annual convention of Utah construction industry representativu were announced Saturday by Mark Tuttle secretor of the intermountain sectioni Associated General Contractors of Amer L Professor' 'Honored - U - Appear at Contractors Parley - - - 9 1938 cis Pos hiliiii-'WAits'::-:- pen - - JANUARY MORNING- mloolEmoinmme lore melte vortiblo if sash con s '4' I Stroogry 1 1 fillillubsbheed msai cfnoveavr:Yci- -- ' rIcifr - dbu'lfmap711- This wicker bassinetto is a boon to ot fine wicker can be mothers prellarraedic FIFT1-111:001- IL i te sainincsithudbedeesanptottir sitaypn French Crepe! 01 fa I I - - 46 M dil iEI? Ti i I do ' EITH47 PRIER IV el lr fc |