Show $ THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE 18 Leamrs Club Convention Soroptimists Open Area Parley Today Gean-U- p Governor Mayor Will Speak at Regional Conclave 4 '' TJ$ ments and programs The convention with all sessions at the Hotel Utah will at 9 a m Saturday with Mrs Matthay presiding over a general session Speakers at the morning session will include Governor Blood Mayor Wallace Mrs Mabel Hammons of Alhambra Cal regional secretary and Miss Irma Sparks of San Jose Cal regional treasurer After a luncheon atj:13 "p m delegates will reconvene at 2 p m to hear talks on organization business by chairwomen 'of three regional committees 7:30 p mSaturday featuring a talk by Earl J Glade general manager of radio station KSL will close the day’s activities To Hear Peace Envoy Sunday morning's general meeting will open at 9 a m with a formal talk on world peace trends by Mr Burton W Musser who was official United States representative to a peace conference held recently In South America Election of new officers and selection of a convention city for another regional meet in October will close the session The convention Will adjourn at 1:45 p m Sunday after a luncheon 'meeting at which Dr John T Wahl-quiof the University of Utah will be featured speaker Trips to the Utah Copper company’s mine at Bingham and an informal program ’’Our Pledge in Practice” at the hotel at 7:30 p m will conclude activities st Convicted by Jury 215 - Carl Fullmer of East Fourth South street was convicted Friday In his possession of having liquor without a permit by a jury in Third district court by Judge Herbert M Schiller i f ft y j rr n’ Bureau Moe Draws Fire Democrat Protests Tinted Transfer Ppsslbillty that Salt Lake City may lose the United States btireau of air commerce headquarters here drew a storm of protest Friday marked decrease during the past year presaging Continues Salt Lake City’s police antivice squad swung Into action again Friday night afld arrested eight women at two establishments oii” vagrancy ’ - charges The eight were Helen Ksy 46 Carol Keller 25 and Helen Walf lace 29 arrested at 127V4 West First South street Dorothy Little 31 Mary Hoover 32 and Margaret Newman '39' arrested at 133 West 33 Brown and Broadway Mary and Wanda” Larne 38 arrested at 143 West Broadway ! Each was released on 3 10 bond Ths raids followed on ths heels of a polica court session Friday when six persons arrested Thursday two taksn into custody Tuesday "and another who was arrested Monday were hailed before Police Judge Revs Beck Boeone to face gambling and vagrancy charges Discuss possible extinction of "soil-born- ” diseases W B Two of fhose arrested Thursday of Nevada (left) and J M Schirk of Wyoming assisHunter forfeited 320 in bonds and four deferred action until later dates Sue tant state sanitary engineers Griffin 27 and Mitzi Burke 22 arrested at 143 H East Second South street by Detectives W C Smith and A C Randle and Patrolman H M Duncombe of ths morals squad forfeited hail bonds Miss Elizabeth Davy of Loleta lege the contest ’was second held Cal Friday received first' prize under provisions of a memorial Given More Time established by Miss In the annual Lydia Farns- foundation award Sally Bennett 25 and Ruth Allen Edith Wire and Lesrter F Wire son 23 both arrested by Detectives worth Wire memorial short story and daughter of Mrs Wire Smith and Randle at 123 West contest for students of the College Donors presented the awards at the school Friday afternoon Broadway were given until April of St 25 to enter pleas Anetha Truett of Evanston Wyo Winners of the contest will preH W Browning 39 and J L and Ruth Vetter of Salt Lake City sent their prize stories to members Garrlty 30 arrested at 35 West won second place and honorable of the literary section of the Catholic Second South streets for bookmak- mention respectively Women’s league Monday afternoon ing activities ' pleaded not guilty Open to all students of the col- - at Newman hall and will be tried May 2 James Giolob 46 and Harold White 56 arrested April 19 for keeping ball and marble games on which money was staked will plead to charges April 25 The former LOOK was arrested at 58 West First South street OF Jail Term Suspended Eugene Phelps 25 arrested by Detective Smith and Patrolman Duncombe of the morals squad at 437 West Third South Vtreet April 18 for operating an unlicensed amusement device admitted the sus charge and was given a pended jail sentence by Judge w FORWARD TO ' soil-bo- rn -- Z Saturday Special BOX 2-POU- NO Martha Washington ''10 CANDIES I J 1 AUERBACH'S BIG DOUBLE Oil PAGES BAUD 9 -- It PAGE it SUMPffillSIE SMTHIMIMY ©ilGUGS & TTOmLETmiDES Professor Goes To Law Parley APEX Court Victory ‘Costs’ Autoist jgSS GO®'5 w)" S t Bo-so- J C Jensen of 164 North First West street recipient of a police court summons for allegel illegal parking talked to Judge Reva Beck Bosone about it Friday but appar ’ ently too long Shortly after he had convinced Judge Bosone he was in Ogden when the ticket listed on the sum' mons was Issued and was acquitted of the charge Mr Jensen returned to his parked automobile only to discover he had been in court more than an hour So among Friday’s bond receipts In the desk sergeant’s office was one made out to J C Jensen “received one dollar overparking" Sandy Scouts Present ‘Through the Keyhole’ SANDY— "Through the Keyhole" a three-ac- t comedy sponsored by Sandy Boy Scouts was presented to a large crowd at the Sandy amusement" hall Friday night Money received will be used to purchase a bus for summer excursions leaders said VAPORIZER WHEN YOU BUY KOTEX BUY KILLS Kurb Teblets arc ssfsl aos MOTHS Hang it up by Us ID0 - 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Faradich lorbensana breach-of-promi- m hMt-forml- silk tasselin closet or locket refillable Contents: 14 oz 50c By CONANT MOULTON a Friday eveping talented cast of Theta Alpha Phi players held the concentrated attention of a large Kingsbury hall audience with their presentation of Elmer Rice’s difficult and entertaining drama “Counselor at Law" Presented with a polish rivaling Sunny Swenson’s interpretation of many a Broadway production the understanding and faithful seagainst a background of cleverly cretary: toMIriam Taylor as the designed settings 29 thesptans' de unfaithful wife Alberta Ross and veloped an intricate array of char- Ruth M Clark who turned in careacterizations In the story of the fully studied dialect characterizaNew York lawyer who rising to the tions Harry Becker for his stirheights of his profession from Bow- ring and dramatic speech of misery slums sees his entire life threat- guided communistic youth Julia Brlxen as Lillian Larue the ened by a perjury chorus girl and Ellis Handling his part of the barrister Who couldn’t forget the less suc- Johnson “maker of presidents and cessful days of hi youth Wayne governors ‘and don’t forget the alF Richards for a few hour lived derman’ " hi role so convincing was his perOthers In the cast without tny one of whom the play might not formance His closest rival for honors was have been so smoothly presented Virginia Rae Coakley classic tele- deserve praise for their parts in sue-- ’ phone operator whose banter and cess of the production mannerisms brought constant chuckles from- - the audience Another excellent characterization New Powder Makes was given by L Burton Redd who found he hadn’t lost the art of burglary when It became necessary to Hold Tight All Day JLong obtain for his “boss" some papers Now you can wrar falM teeth more firm tending to incriminate the man who ly and more comfortably than ever A new was attempting to 'disbar-hihnproxed alkaline powder called FASTEETli upon your platea every morning wmild bedifflcu!lJo say wnQ sprinkled ervw Jt irtfttny— rtmifnrr and a flphter fit Tn tKe large cast gave a "best"- per- KAsHEFTH not thin otit or wash Trv FASTFETH and eniov belter formance due to expert direction away lee Get fa teeth aecurtty of Wallace A Goates However hon- FA8TEETH at Any foodanddrugcomfort storm Avoid orable mention should surely go to substitute (Adv) nine-year-o- ld A VALUES SPREAD of near-extincti- on these diseases George S Bote of Washington D C executive assis- tant to the United States surgeon general said Friday Mr Bote was a principal speaker Private owners In rural ctnd other at a convention of sanitation Exnot provided with sewage sya— areas perts from 11 western states which terns may obtain new sanitary type Temthe in opened Friday morning privies through ths W P A at cost’ ple Square hotel The affair will of material only he pointed out C Clarence Neslen state Insurconclude Saturday representing’ ’Even if other countries or areas ance commissioner Governor Henry H Blood welcomed neglect sanitary measures 55 delegates diseases can he virtually wiped out the group of of the 11 western states by safe disposal of all sewage and protection of drinking water" said G H Will Discuss Labor Bishop of San Francisco sanitation Richard J O'Rourke will discu&s consultant for the ’western region “The History of the Labor MoveUnited States public health service who is chairman of the gathering ment" at an open forum meeting "Sanitation is considered of such of the Catholic Diocesan Sodality importance by federal government ynion to b hel(j at Newman h4ll said Captain C P 'Hardy chief at 2 p m Sunday Miss Mary Jane regional W P A engineer “that exSchultz and Miss Helen McQuaid ceptions have been allowed by W-A to permit use Of relief labor on cochairmen will preside at the meet private lands’’ Girl Wins Short Story Prize Drama Fraternity Presents Play at Campus Theater 1 n soil-bor- 15-d- Eighty members of the Horace Mann lower division high school Press club alumni and teachers of the school gathered at the Beau Brummel cafe Friday night for a dinner meeting Mrs Nell M Cass faculty sponsor of ths club was in charge of the program in which department heads of The Manntonlan student newspaper participated It? w" other and from A S Brown Democratic national' committeeman for Utph Charging the department of air commerce “is concealing facts from you" he telegraphed Senators Elbert D Thomas and William H King and Representatives J Will Robinson and Abe Murdock urging them to take immediate action against possible removal of the airways headquarters ' “The bureau of air commerce’ Mr Brown telegraphed the congres sional delegation “Thursday die tributed blanks among 350 or 400 men working out of Salt Lake City asking them to Indicate their choice Leaders at Soroptlmlst regional of location for a transfer The de' convention Top left Mrs partment Is concealing facts from Mayme V Matthay Los Angeles This move Is calamitous to you regional director and presiding Salt Lake City If the bureau of officer top right Mrs 'Maude air commerce is K Baker president of Salt Lake moved the people headquarters here will be desGene Finnocchio 25 Elwood J City club below Mrs Irma Felt perate" Bitner In charge of conference The local headquarters of ths bu- Adams 24 Lewis Katler 23 and arrangements reau has a payroll of nearly 2100000 Luke Oliver 21 convicted April 18 of gambling filed notices of appeal annually to the district court Friday Annual Dance Held They were arrested March 6 at 819 West Fourth South street a 4U’ At Granite High gambling establishment allegedly operated by Finnocchio Chargee Granite high school afodent and in his case were reduced from keepalumni— 225 of them —assembled ing a gambling game to gambling Friday night at the schopl for the Dr Frederic W Ganzert assistant annual banquet and danc of the professor of history and political school’s alumni association science at ths of Utah The banquet in the School cafe- left Friday for University D C Washington teria was followed by a program where he will represent the univer“music of speaking and and later sity at the sixth conference of teachby a dance ers of international law April 27 to Horace Mann School Press Club Meets ' byW PA and state aid typhoid fever dysentery' diseases In U western states have shown a Combated J V v' The meeting sponsored by the Carnegie endowment for international peace will be held In conanjunction with the thirty-secon- d nual meeting of the American Society of International Law Dr Ganzert first will attend a dinner in New York City April 26 of the committee on cultural relations with Latin America In honor of Dr Moises Saenz former minister of education in Mexico and now Mexican ambassador to Peru Dr Qanzert will return to Salt Lake City May 3 4 Sanitarians Note Decrease Diseases In ‘Soil-Bor- Make Living Safer in West i 30 inclusive ed 1938 As Court Acts On Earlier Cases j open-for-mal- ly at APRIL 23 t With the' vanguard of more than 200 delegate arriving in Salt Lake City Friday night member of the southwestern region of the Amer lean Federation of SoroptimLst clubs of a two-da- y prepared convention here Saturday morning Delegates from Los Angeles and San Francisco Cal arrived aboard special train sections Friday night to attend a preconvention organ recital at 11 p m in the L D S tab ernacle Utah Colorado California Nevada and Arizona will be represented by delegates appearing for the service club auxiliary’ meet Speakers at the session will include Mrs Mayme V Matjthay of Los Angeles regional director of the clubs and presiding officer at the banquet Governor Henry H Blood Wallace and Mayor John-in Opens Morning The Salt Lake City Sorqptimist club headed by its president Mrs Maude K Baker is hostess organization and will supervise arrange- A banquet Vice Raiders Nab Eight In New Drive -- 'SATURDAY MORNING 37 Antiseptic Fernamlnt 89o 48o 98o T190 39o 6125 Van-Ta880 75c Ovalttne 69o 6125 Caroid and Bile Salts 89o 6100 Marmola Tablets 89o SI 25 Saraka 98o 75c Doan's Kidney Pills 49n Squihh's-Ade- x Tabs 1198 oc Murine i 49o 43 o Lysol 70 II k i |