Show t F i THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Judge Bosone Parole Officer Planners Shun Sets Tipsy Lists Child 4 Driving Trial Welfare Aims ' ir TUESDAY MORNING JULY 19 1938 Paper Salesmen Frolic as Wagon Days Carnival Opens World’s Fair’ Senator King Sees U S i Here in 1947 Juvenile Worker G IcsLaek of Nine Major Traffic 'Infractions Heard in Sessions Centennial Group Favors Fete On Historical Note Utahn Leaves Soon Utah’s 1947 centennial' celebration should not attempt the proportions of a “world’s fair” a subcommittee of the Utah Trail Centennial Monday The subcommittee voted to recommend instead that the state promote what will be- - primarily a "historical celebration" placing its stress on Utah’s pioneer background The by Ward Cu Holbrook president of the state farm bureau is one of nine appointed recently by David O McKay chairman of the executive commit tee Each subcommittee is to crystallize its recommendations to the executive body by September 1 The latter Will report consolidated views of all members to the 1939 legisla- Tribune Washington Bureau WASHINGTON July 1&- -A boost in federal taxes at the next session of congress was forecast Monday by Senator William H King of Utah as he prepared to leave for home Since congress adjourned the senator has conferred extensively with treasury taxation experts to obtain data for the joint committee on internal revenue His conclusions are that taxes must fie raised and that the increased rates must apply to personal Incomes corporation incomes and "nuisance” items Senator King said he would leave Tuesday or Wednesday and remain in Utah three weeks or a month Since all but one other member of either the internal revenue committee or the monopoly investigating committee have left the capital he saw little benefit in staying The Guidance Clinics E s t a b i shment of child Cases' of nine major traffic law clinics developments of guidance Infractions were heard in city pofoster home treatments for delice court Monday as Judge Reva linquents and progress in the field Beck Bosone imposed "fines totalof prevention are three neces$135 ing sary goals of Utah’s leaders in war against juvenile delinquency They included: Howard L Gee said Monday Drunken Driving— LeRoy Mr Gee “chief probation offi31 arresting Sunday and charged with driving east bn Second cer of the local jifvenile court South from Main to State streets and recently elected president of Conference of whileamder influence oUimior 4rial the— Utah-S- tate Social Work declared lack of by juryTtugust 3 Failure to Yield Right of Way-Wa- rren child guidance clinics in Utahde-is Hardey 22 of 1310 East one of the state's outstanding Second South street involved in a ficiencies that a "clinic He emphasized tow-ccollision Sunday at Seventh East and Second South streets trial within the community available to all agencies rather than a August 4 clinic established within the ju— S 814 H 20 of Speeding Kneop court is preferable Sherman avenue 75 miles per hour venile of delinquents in “Placement on 1200 north Beck Second West'to homes under pfbtier superstreet July 16 fined $25: Wilford foster shown tnore promise Rock 21 of 351 South State street vision has in treatment of delinquency than 50 miles per tiour Fourth to about he asSeventh North on Second West anyother recent practice” streets July 16 forfeited $25 Wil- serted In the prevention field Mr Gee bur E Dow 28 of 330 South West particularly advocated specific Temple street 45 miles per hour Ninth to Sixteenth South on State programs of recreation and character building rather than "just street July 17 fined $25 John Kenneth Flygare 31 of 737 West First general programs" North street 50 miles per hour Fourth to S xth North on Second West street July 13 fined $25 Clyde Badshaw 41 of 2337 Windsor street 60 miles per hour Fourth to seventh North on Second West street Jifly 9 taken under advisement after trial until Tuesday John Mannos 21101 Farmington 45 miles Fort Plans Movie per hour Fourth to Sixth North on Second West street July 14 fined Levies Boost For Home Makes Tax Study 1 I Dock-dtad- ar corn-decid- group-headei- T ture See Public Apathy Opposition to the “world’s fair” idea was based on the belief people will be tired of elaborate celebrations by 1947 The subcommittee felt Utah should capitalize on its opportunity tp give the public another type of fete They also urged erection at once with P W A aid of a "Centennial" hall probably on the state fair grounds It would include a pioneer museum and would house the spectacles during the summer of 1947 Mayor John M Wallace subcommittee member who sponsored this believed the Centennial proposal hall would be preferable to a municipal auditorium for Salt Lake City A final recommendation was that Army Life the celebration occupy five months from May to October and that maps Motion pictures of all steps In be piinted directing tourists to other drafting and processing army re- sections of the state cruits will be filmed at Fort Doflglas Members Tuesday by reserve officers there Other on temporary duty Other members of the subcommit The photographers will "shoot" tee were Nephi L Morris Harold W of every step taken by the Pickering and Mrs Maud Chegwid-de- n sequences two units during the past week to They met in Mr Morris’ office form a complete pictorial record of in the McCormck building" the intricate processing activities Other subcommittees are headed new reserve officers by Henry D Moyle Jr J F FitzTwenty-thre- e from the intermountain area will patrick Charles R Mabey and be ordered to replace those now on Judge Herbert M Schiller all of duty at Fort Douglas on July 26 Salt Lake City J A Howell of for two weeks’ duty Ogden Frederick P Champ of LoYoung soldiers of the citizens’ mil- gan and A O Ellett of Spanish itary training camp continued t h e i fork A southern Utah chairman marksmanship instruction Monday has not been designated Mr Fitzpatrick’s subcommittee morning The white course trainees studied their manual of voted last week to prepare individduring the afteroon while the ual written recommendations prior students studied to another meeting August 10 blues fourth-yea- r remaining m’embee is Senator William E Borah of Idaho who is ill The income tax increase Senator King predicted would likely fall most heavily on persons earning $20000 to $60000 a year He felt corporation and "nuisance” taxes also must be increased The tariff he explained yields less than $300000000 a year now and much of that revenue is reserved for AAA payments to farmers Films Record Recruit Steps Omaha Post Calls Granite Teacher Of $25 Ignoring a Stop Sign— Melvin D of Midvale violation at Kensington avenue and State tre'et July 16 forfeited $10 Wheadon 34 Woman Journalist Visits City More newspaper are positions open to women than ever before if thev will specialize Miss Martha Coman NewA'ork City newspaper woman sTdln Salt Lake City Monday Miss Coman who will visit here for tljree weeks with Mrs F C Schramm of 1435 Federal wav is a member of the Phoenix News Publicity bureau managed entirely by women She is the founder of the New York Newspaper Women’s club and has formerly been employed on the old New York Herald with Harper’s Publishing company and was director of publicity at Smith college Members of Rio Grande lodge No Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen will hold a regular monthly meeting Tuesday at 8 p m in Moose ball 161 Second East street to discuss proposed railroad wage cuts and other problems according to W A Wallberg publicity1 chairman for the group 670 Blind Group Slates Outing at Resort court-marti- administrative duties On Tuesday marksmanship instruction will continue with special instruction on pitching shelter halves and rolling packs slated for the afternoon Trainees will begin then' first marksmanship practice some Rail Unit to Meet Dr Myron N Jorgensen Granite high school biological sciences Instructor announced Monday he will leave August 27 to accept a post in the biochemistry department of the Creighton university school of medicine at Omaha Neb Dr Jorgensen attended the University of Utah and Brigham Young university and was graduated from the latter school In 1928 He received his master’s degree from the Provo school ip 1931 while instructing a class in chemistry In 1937 he received a Ph D degree from St Louis university and has been teaching at Granite high school since time next week Fall at Home Injures Girl m girl was in Salt Lake general hospital Monday night after a plunge over a second-floo- r bannister at her home 47 East First South street Shnley Cobbley daughter of Mr and Mrs Ira Cobbley escaped with severe bruises on her face arms and legs but hospital attendants were on the lookout for possibility A Plan Park Outing Former residents of St George their families will meet at Fairmont park at 5 p m Thursday for a lawn outing and to form accorda permanent organization ing to Samuel Brooks of 1998 street genera! chairman and" GUERBflnGE’ A Covered Wagon Days appetizer was served "Salt Lake City Monday night in the opening of the midway carnival and arrival of star rodeo performers Above Salt Lake Tribune-Telegranewspaper salesmen “guesting” on the midway Below left Alice Sisty and Leo J Crcmer trick rider and rodeo producer try out the wooden ponies Below right Baby Lee “fat lady” on the midway plays good fellow to newspaper salesmen Gene Nicolo Sterling Alexander and Dewey Whatcott above left to right and Clifton Turner below (Story on Page 20) of’comphca'ions She was treated first at police emergency hospital and later was transferred to the other institution Also treated at Salt Lake general hospital was Laura Nell Park 12 daughter of Mrs Mary Park of Murray who suffered a fractured right elbow Monday afternoon when she fell out of a truck parked near ‘ her home Henry Lee 81 of 68 East First South street was treated for ribs and a fractured left arm after he fell while walking near his Stores Boost Purchases Parisian Urges Democracies To Band in Peace Move Labor Group Has Election Anticipating prosperity this fall and winter stores of the J C Penney company in the intermountain area are making considerably heavier purchases of stock than they did a year ago L W James of Denver district manager said Monday Mr James addressed a meeting of 30 store managers of northern Utah southern Idaho and western firm united stand bv the great democracies — the United States France and England — can insure world peace was expiessed here Monday by Pierre L Darnar assistant editor in chief of the popular front Parrstan newspaper L’Humanite On a world trip determining pub- lie opinion of many nations he has talked with leading Americans including Secretary of State Cordell Ralph H Hopley was reelected president of the building trades council of Salt Lake City and vicinity Monday night at the Labor temple Also renamed were Charless T Dix vice president Frank Noller secretary-treasure- r and Vaughn A McGhan trustee Lee Anderson was to succeed elected sergeant-at-arm- s T L Clark and George Cordery was elected to the board of trustees to succeed Mr Anderson The officers were installed by R Wilson president of the Salt Lake City Federation of Labor ‘The council voted to discontinue regular weekly meetings and will meet on alternate Mondays until the end of September The next meeting will be held August 1 Relief a Runaway Pines For England Hull “No one not a single person’’ "Our stores are purchasing heav- - ve sad exultantly "has come to Weary hi clothes showing llv now because of good values ob - imP anc said ‘I am-a- n isolationist of wear an wanderer increases and tamable his before anticipated inj continuing Tuesday home prices expected to follow heavy gov - trp acroj America and on to who claims he ran away from his ernment spending this fall” he said China he hoped to talk with ie'icr home in London England last No- Speakci? at concluding sessions of J Grant president of the L D S vember to tour the United States the sales conference Tuesday will Monday gave himself up to Salt qhurch "I want to learn" he ex Lake include H L Hogland also of DenCity police in an effort to be "how the pioneers built this plained ver and a district manager and Carl bekutiful city so quickly wljere it returned to his home Identifying himself ’as John Lang of New Work City of the com- once was desert" merchandise department pany’s France wasencotiraged the jour- Hodges of 73 Vicarage Willeshen Mutiny in the ranks of invading They will address similar sessions nalist said with the Chicago ad- London the youth confronted PoSergeant L C Crothcr in front Japanese forces in China was pre- for store managers of southern Utah dress of Piesident Roosevelt in lice dicted here Monday by Bernard A and western Colorado Tuesday and which he urged a firm international of the public safety budding and Sinberg Danish newspaper corre- Wednesday stand His country he said hasjrclated his atory He was held fore by federal nnmigra-thspondent and photographer recently been’ somewhat discouraged with investigation authorities returned from China stand of England which did tlon Police said federal agents would Goes not seem firm He said Japanese forces ultimately will realize the hopelessness of try‘We want a close rapprochement Question the youth Tuesday ing to conquer the interior empire for peace not war" M Darnar exMr Sinberg is en route to Berkeley plained "We believe if the deto Cal study journalism Joseph Chez Utah attorney gen- mocracies unite in political and Agree eral and George H Smith general economic matters there can be no To solicitor for the Union Pacific Rail- war” Supply Favor Tax Exemption road company left Monday night Only French reactionaries faIn the account of the convention by train for Cleveland Ohio where vored cancellation of war debts he Officials of the Birch Creek Wa'er of Labor's Nonpartisan league in they will attend annual convention saftl The French people believe the company which serves 175 families Sunday's Tribune some readers mis- sessions of the American Bar as- debts should be settled in a way in boutn Ogden agreed Monday at a meeting with the public service interpreted a phrase dealing with sociation next week “to make America glad ” W Q Van Cott state bar presithe homestead tax exemption law commission in the capitol to carry the dent intends to leave Saturday impression that out recommendations of the state thereby gaining Others specially priced the convention opoosed such exemp- morning to attend the convention board of health for improving the Couple inrecOthers planning to leave soon tions The convention went on quality of their water ord as favonng homestead tax ex- clude Calvin Behle William A HilAfter finding contamination in emption legislation and opposing ton F Henri Henriod and A Pratt samples of water taken from the include (These prices bulbs) Kesler sales taxes company's mains the board recomHundreds of friends greeted Jenson assistant L D S mended overhauling of the chlori-nato- r chtireh historian and Mrs Jenson cleaning and repairing of Limited quantity of these quality Monday on the couple's golden wed- the reservoir and replacement of certain length of wood pipe I E S lamps on hand But while ding anniversary Mr and Mrs Jenson were entertained at a dinner at the home of they last you have your choice of a granddaughter Mrs J F Mohan many models Silk or parchment then held open 473 First avenue oft Before H T Matthews of Murray house at thjir home 154 North Sec shades Silver and gold ivory or Cases tried in justice courts Salt Lake county Monday are: —An alleged speeder listed on Mur- onctWest strefet Dirk Before Reg White of Sand bronze bases All specially priced court records as Alton B Blown of Draper pleaded guilty to ray city Tf you’re Get Up to clear stocks Drop in today speeding 50 miles an hour in a Desker of 225 Kelsey avenue Salt feeling out Slate Nivhts or suffer from Dirziness zone and was sentenced to Lake City denied charges of speedRaokache 1eg Fain Swollen fast at these They'll go prices Ankles Burning Passages Kxtese zone and pay a $12 fine and serve six days ing 40 miles in a AridiM or Isoss of Knergv and feel old in the county jail jail sentence sus- trial was set for July 20 at 10 a m before jour time functional Kidney Midat Gillen arrested of arrested And of Utah Monday Som Weakness mav be the true caue by Joseph Murray pended daughters foods and drink vale underpass by O B Howard police will present worryUtor special Pioneerl M Modern rwork mav create an ext esi of acids Owen T Before Lindbeek Fred of state highway patrolman Xuwrtq LUitkCkeap SlfcthjLdtq Nprth day"program next Sunday at 6:30 and place a heavy strain on our kidA BPaulsoT-cA462'NintSouth 69 Second West Stevens of h p m in the Twentieth L D S neys so that they function poorly and Murrgy— help to properly purify your blood street Provo sentenced to pay $12 avenue Salt Lake ‘ City pleaded chapel J M Aldrich captain of need nnd maintain health and energy and serve six days in jail pleadejj guUty'To' disregarding a stop sign the John Sharp camp Sons of Utah Doctor's Way Help Kidneys Pioneers announced Monday guilty to speeding at JordaiT'hlghand will be sentenced July 21 According to actual clinical tests Ioc-toi- s zone jail rested on Twenty-sevent- h 50 mik'3 in South and Sneaker at the session will be discovered that a quick and hae airested Sat- - State street" Monday by SereantiHarvey H Cluff Salt Lake Cty modern sav to help ihekiduevs lein sentence suspended e out acids is with a and poisons urday bv George Pazell state high- - Ross McDonald of the state highway attoinry and former state attorney v preptred pre cientifli nption and hundreds failed Hundreds way patrolman Crate (general patrol frac-tuie- d Wyoming at the' Hotel Utah Newsman Sees Japan Failure SAVE up to 33 per cent LAMPS Attorney General To Bar Convention Water Officials Improve Values In $30$197 Values to $16 $9 Friends Fete On Anniversary $195 to $1495 An-rlie- w Sandy Justice of Peace Fines Two Speeders $12 Each Pioneer Groups Program Sunday Pio-nee- rs 4 I All ffir frmr-- T Ai t Murray B Allen executive secretary of the state committes for the adult blind said the outing will being at 2 p m with a luncheon served on the grounds r K£ithABrick END PERMANENT WAVE 12 -- Curls ONLY &J50 SMART COOL COMFORTABLE BEAUTY SALON-FIF- TH Petitions Name Two For Legislature S FLOOR & A Two designations of nomination one for the state senate and the other for the house of representatives were filed in the secretary of atatea offlce Monday Mrs Maud B Jacob of Provo a member of the house in the 1937 was designated as a legislature nominee for the senate and J H Angel of Salt Lake City for the house Of representatives Both are Democrats Five Teachers Granted Retirement Approval The state teachers’ retirement boaid at a meeting Monday in the capitol approved the retirement of five Utah public school teachers They are: Henry Peterson Utah State Agricultural college: Dr John G Lind Weber college Florence H Newcombe and Emma Chesnev Ogden and Nellie Rodebaugh Uintah county Reg 150 DORSAYS Kidney Strain Often Causes Backache Gelling Up lights - Snjoij fipfei More than 300 Utah blind per- sons are expected to gather at Lagoon resort Thursday to attend an annual outing sponsored by the Utah State Association j fori the Blind of Doctors records prove this and when ou use Crete you are taking medicines that are certified pure all ingte-dten- ts being printed in every package Back Guaranteo Monty The verv first dose of Crate goea right to work helping your Kidney filter and purify uur htood Ifl hd tttae at all Crate mav easily make you feel years ounger and stronger And so certain are the makers that Cyatex will satisfy you completely they ask you to try It under a money back guarantee You be the judge If not entirely satisfied just return the empty package and get our vnnnev back ( rate costs onlv 3c a dose at druggists and the guarantee protects you so start nur test todV Copyright 1938 The Krox Company ( Sis-te- x I Filled A to 1000 Pairs C Widths— 3 Keith-CRrieh to 9 1 |