Show )r vA- 'I 'S ' -' — 7 ‘4 i THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE 'V-- 7-- YY- SATURDAY MORNING OCTOBER 1 Churches Join Lend Hand for Education Board Movin’ Day Jtidd Depicts In Special Hawaii as Vital to U S ers h 1938 MTS Hi DC KATE ST- MOBTiinDDAT - Our Party But Vow Get the Presents!99 l f‘ ‘Loyalty Days’ Also To Be Observed 'In Sunday Services Lecturer Outlines Value m Plea ’ 200 Prs Qiiie c n Q u ality Sica Cross Florsliciuis For State Status Member of various religious faiths in Salt Lake City will Join this Wek end' in special --prayers for peace in response to ah appeal by President Roosevelt Coincidentally many churches Will present special “loyalty days programs designed to reaffirm religious ties of their merhbprs'and Will attempt to swell their congre- gations with this Sunday desig- — Rated as '"Go to Church day7r r Roth observances will bepart of nationwide programs “loyalty days" having been set aside some time sgo by the various governors including Governor Henry H Blood of Utah as October 1 and 2 Their purpose is to reawaken religious interest Church leaders have adopted “Every Member Present of Accounted for" as a slogan for these two days Plea to Catholics The Most Rev Duanp G Hunt bishop of the Catholic diocesa of Salt Lake Friday issued a plea to Catholici for full attendance at Peace church services Sunday prayers will be held in ail parishes voicing thanks that war in Europe apparently has been postponed and asking Divine assistance to prevent new outbreak of hostilities Among the Jews this Sabbath is set aside as the “Sabbath of return" ' coming between the Jewish new year and the day of atonement Rabbi Samuel H Gordon of Temple B’nai Israel in an address Friday night to his congregation called for peace prayers as requested by the president He stresser the need of a "return to tranquility that intertribal international and interracial hates should be tossed aside in favor of a return to the teachings of religion throughout the ages Justice and tranquility for all” Hawaii was portrayed In three Important roles— as s travel center military base and Industrial and agricultural plant— by Lawrence M Judd former governorof the Island territory in an address In Kingsbury $all Friday night Speaking on “The Relationship of Hawaii to Mainland America" In the first lecture of the scholastic year sponsored by the University of Utah extension division Mr Judd asked for a “greater understanding of th Americanized territory" by the citizens within the coastal boundaries “Hawaii la seen at a composite of important identities— a colorful t potent arresting figure on the American scene" be declared “It Is a world-famomagnet of travel a military outpost of vital Importance and a factor In the welfare of every branch of American industry" Military Value Mr Judd stressed especially tha value of the islands at a naval and military base reporting Pearl harbor large enough and deep enough to provide shelter- of United States fleet tha regular army of the United States is posted there “Hawaii fortified for defense Is insurance for peace In America" he said “She is of immeasurable value to America for In any war on the Pacific the adds 2000 miles to the mobility of our air and sea forces" Races Merging Americanization of Chinese Japa-nes- e Portuguese Koreans Puerto Ricans and Filipinos was held by the lficturer as a task already ackp — complished in preparing tha territory for peMible acceptance as the forty-nint- h stte In th unionfor 80 “Cessation or migration year or more leamonly an aging minority not born InSha islands" he stated ‘TntermarriagSsis fusing racial groups Th forces of education political culthrl and social Influences which ar an tlrely American have created a conDairy Recognizes sciousness of no national ties other than American Hence the only Employes sound basis of population analysis is that of citizenship— the measure Proiid of their record of driving we apply to the rest of our country" more than 3000000 miles without an accident of any kind 45 Arden Dairy company drivers lined up Friday night to receive special safety ' - - Don't miss! this value profit-and-lo- days Ky 1 marvelous better Women's Plenty of cot-bro- °rs to selections I is ' black grey 'j : geen and but Seasonable shoes ss are ’ 1 blue sizes f broken Shoe for Reg 685 975 Soes for Reg 1050 Reg 1 aj!l v’ 525 Sifioes for One-eigh- th of the city board of education offices from the city and county building to the new school administration building are Arthur E supervisor of re- search who loads boxes of school stationery on Neva -Strong and Lucile Warner right- for packing Ar-nes- In grade shoes) cun-ren- AsusliWglnmoving 15' BBOSSb en 1T rr s Firm Rewards Safe Drivers Schools Will Move Offices To New Structure Today annual Episcopal Homecoming' At St Mark's cathedra Episcopalians will mark their “Homecoming Sunday" according to the Very Rev Franklin L GibParks Department Will Occupy Rooms son dean This corresponds in gen- ‘ eral to the “loyalty days” theme To Be Vacated in City-CounBuilding Prayers for world peace will he ’ asked Evangelist F H Rahm of the Closingf the Salt Lake City board of education offices at noon Central Adventist church said re- will also mark permanent closing of the offices at4he city quests for peace prayers made last Saturday reba would and and Sunday Saturday county building and the beginning of permahent quarters for peated this Saturday and a plea the city school offices in the new administration building at 440 would ba sounded for “ah attitude East First South street of love in the hearts of men all 'School' administration offices will awardsover the world" to dispel the spirit The ' presentation was made at the be open at tha city and- coupty of war “7 building Saturday morning as usual company’s offices 1030 South Main Parnell1 Black cbUtityDemocratic but the building and grounds de- street Presbyterian Rally partment and the pupil personnel Recognition for greatest individ chairman was empowered at a The Rev Theodore-Lilley of ual achievement went to three men meeting of the Salt Lake county department have already completed the First Presbyterian church said who among them have driven near- Democratic central committee Frimoving to the new quarters special services there would be carDr L John Nuttall Jr city su- ly a million and a half miles over day night to appoint a publicity Returns to City —Mrs Jessie ried out along the "loyalty day" period They were: Eu- committee that will "bear down” lines as an opening of the fall Brown of Salt Lake City who perintendent of schools announced a none of the school of- gene B Whipple who boasts 600 in closing weeks of the party’s camthat Friday to time" for return church "rallying suffered a hip fracture in a fail fices would be open Monday but 000 miles In 21 years without an acci paign He will also ask prayera for peace Meeting at county headquarters At the First Congregational' while vacationing in Los Angeles that all administrative and business dent Archie W Hunter with 500 driving to his the group also set aside Thursday church tha idea of "loyalty days” was rought to Salt Lake City procedure of tbe board of educa- 000 miles of faultless Democratic day at the Utah state will not be carried out until later Friday She is recovering at the tion will be ready for business Tues- credit and R A Alsop with 169000 as miles fair Prominent party members in new the day building morning will be devoted but services Sunday home of a daughter Mrs John the state including from Odes B Record made throughout Inspector as to the theme of peace aawell H Blomquist 1512 Sunnyside Recess for Fair state and Salt Lake official presentation of the safety all national asking members to pray for peace avenue Monday has been set aside as state awards representing Chief of Po county candidates will appear on announced the Rev George J Welice William C Webb Fair day 'by the city schools the speakers’ platform in the cenber The Rev Weber’s Sunday New Offices— Offices of the ReThe new building which was conInspector Record briefly compli ter of the fairgrounds beginning at morning sermon will touch upon the structed as a works progress admin- merited the driverson their records 2 p m that day problem of relationoshipa among construction Finance corporation At solicitation of Courtney R project was started more and urged continued driving care the various nations and races of the were being moved Friday fro'm istration than two years ago when the city Principal speaker was M Zeldin Draper of the Junior chamber of World the Federal Reserve bank building notified the board of education to of Los Angeles safety director for commerce the committee voted to No general program of special to 410 Continental bank building find new quarters because the city the dairy company who discussed donate $75 from the party funds services will be carried out in L D to that organization's “get out the needed more space in its half of the in detail factors entering into S wards according to J Reuben G L Leaver special represendriver's attempt to drive vote” campaign truck and city county building in the counselor tative the first said Clark Jr new office will The following meetings wers New equipment has been installed safely first presidency of the L D S be open for business Saturday in all the Mr Zeldin outlined a new plan scheduled for next week: County offices Included in the church building will be a special board for company supervision of Its driv central committed 'Monday chairHospital Meeting— Dn R J meeting room and office ers’ records whereby indl men and workers from 'legislative the Alexander superintendent of Salt intendent’s office business super- vidualsafety record cards will be kept for districts 16 and 17 Tuesday wards departLake General hospital was au- ment offices the pupil personnel each man Each accident in Which 3 and 4 Wednesday wards 1A and thorized by the county commis- office a library an auditorium for a drlver is involved will be marked IB Thursday wards ?anHi Frision Friday to attend meetings small teacher groups offices for on his card in accordance with day and legislative districts 18 and Times and places and cash penal- 19 Saturday of the National Hospital Stand- supervisors and other features J system of demerits ties exacted for flagrant bad driv- for lhe meetings will be announced ardization congress in New York For j Parka Department later ‘Y City beginning the week of Ocing Grocers of Utah Idaho Wyoming tober 17 He was given a $300 Spacb occupied by the school board offices in the city and county and Nevada will begin to arrive in expense appropriation Salt Lake City Saturday to attend building will ba remodeled to acTax Collector— Orson Hotting commodate the city parks and pubannual conventhe thirty-fourt- h tion of the Utah Retail Grocers’ ger Jilerk in the city purchasing-departmen- lic property department leaving the Friday had been basement rooms formerly used by association to be held Sunday Monconfirmed by the city commission this department vacant ' day and Tuesday to succeed the late L C Riter Application was made recently by Registration will begin Sunday at as water tax in the collector city Edwin G Woolley Jr superintend10 a m in tha Hotel Utah -- Other ent of the- public safety building features are planned Sunday in- treasurer’s offipe effective SatursucDonald J Gabbott will asking the city commission to move cluding the president’s reception day Mr ceed the main offices of the board of Hottinger from 7 to 10 p m health and its milk’ division from Gerritt Vander Hoonlng of Grand Lake Held— Salt City the public safety building Party Rapids Mich president of the Na- Lions club members and their However Commissioner George tional Association of Retail Grocers wives attended an annual ladies’ D Keyser also requested that office one of the outstanding guest speak- dinner-danc- e the at be provided at the city and ers will address a food industries dayhotel Friday night Ivan space mass meeting Monday at S p m county building for the metropolipresident of the club tan 'water district so these offices The convention will close with a J WaltonWhile actpresided ly may be near those of the city engibanquet Tuesday at 7:30 p m in ed as master of ceremonies neer and the city legal department the Hotel Utah The city commission has not indiRadiomen Meet— Local radio technicians and dealers Friday cated how the additional spaca will now be utilized ‘U’ Offers Extension night heard a discussion of service problems by Walter Jones of Course in Heredity Emporia Pa commercial engineer for the Sylvania Bureaus Will Route of heredity as applied company The meet1 held at the Prihciples to the human- race and laws of Newhouse hotel was sponsored Travel Through S L racial Improvement will ba studby the Felt Radio company ied in a University of Utah Pledges to direct travel bound for Meets— Members of Slt the 1939 San Francisco Golden Gate Lodge (flctenslon class In eugenics to LakeNo2'- Independent exposition-throu'"be organized Saturday at 10:30 a m lodge Salt Lako City Order of Odd Fellows held a reg- - were obtained by Arthur Kuhn In room B306 on the university cam-at-O QF haU public -- relations director- for the pus - Dr F E Stephens will be ularmeeting Friday night Fred Howe noble Utah State Automobile association Instructor who returned from a trip to New Extension service officials Friday grand presided : York City and other eastern cities reported growing interest irt a class Meetings— Meetings to In psychology of personality being beToday’s' held Saturday in Salt Lake Friday ’’All had heard of the popularity conducted by Mrs Alice 8 McKay H include: City judging contest of Utah as a tourist state and were Monschool on at tha Lafayette and style review Newhouse hotel glad to promise to send tourists days and Thursdays at 7 p m julm-- t Norwest Turkey Grow-er- a’ our way next year Experts anticiassociation Newhouse’ hotel pate more travel lnthe country associaI i nu Parent-TeachReturns From Alaska than in since 1929" Mr' tion board of managers Hotel Kuhn saidany year O Eglestoti vice president and Utah 8:30 a m Women’s cham-b- er of commerce Hotel Utah 10 generaf manager of western opera m Allied Drug Travelers New- Pistol Stolen ations of tha United States SmelttoGMlW37 638 South West D house Utah Retail of and hotel I company Mining ’Tripp ing Refining returned to Salt Lake City Friday Grocers' association Hotel Utah Temple etreet reported to police Fridivision day that a Ninety-firautomatic pisfrom Fairbanks Alaska where he 8 p m tol was stolen from his automobile Newhouse hotel 8 p: m spent the summer supervising motion picture while jt was parked in a lot near operations of the comrifts sataSRe studios Newhouse hotel 10 p m Ms residence pany ty com-puiso- ry Regular L69 Pr 00 s 203 prs of women's black kid lealher boudoir slippers!: Y Slack Pompon trim: bow heels for comfort Suy for Christmas! 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