Show FRIDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 11 1933 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE IS Result of Autoist’s Alertness in Sparing Children on Street Ministers Vote Historian Describes Careers r Nipponese Ban Of Early Utah Papers — Jurors Acquit Defendant In Check Case Dr Jean C Flint veterinarian sell foe 125 apiece Mr Alter said was made a member of the board Reed Stevens "president ’conducted the meeting of directors of Kiwania club ThursAt Aggression day He will fill a vacancy caused by the elevation of Byron W Butler alResolutions aimed to Impede to the position of leged Japanese aggression in China Hectic days of joiirnalism in the have been adopted by the Salt Lake early history of Utah were de Ministerial association' it was an- scribed to the club by J Cecil Alter rol ogi s t for the federal nounced Thursday by the Rev J E m here and a historian of government association Nash secretary dote Although the resolutions were ‘Scores rot inerant-newspaper adopted” ar’V'meeting' Monday In men flocked to Utah in the early the Ambassador hotel the Rev Mr Mr Alter said Nash said it was not decided until day” direc Many of the made should be that they Thursday tors Of public opinion were so Vitriopublic lic in their attacks upon the domi The first resolution "passed by a nant church that they had to shut vote of 8 to 4 with six members reup shop quickly because they did a "We find vote to reads: fusing not have sufficient funds to susmoral objection to buying Japanese tain their “crusades" he said goods with which they may purOne newspaper called "Valley chase war materials to slaughter Tan” published at Camp Floyd Chinese and we urge the people of now Fairfield wax so “hot” that toSalt Lake City to refrain from buy the ard "still warm” and copies day ing Japanese made presents for 7 Christmas This matter shall be publicized and brought to the attention of churches in Salt Lake City” was the Dr Scholl’ Zino-pAdopted unanimously relieve a group of small children thus following resolution: “The Minis- imtntly ihoe pee pain-toterial association urges the state ure remove corn prevent department and the congress to callouses Sixes our neutrality legislation'' to cornsftovetoes for Corns Callouses out a city license Thursday denied modify Corns from Soft Bunions prevent Japanese militarists the tcount when arraigned before carrying on their aggression against Sold everywhere Beck’ Police Court Judge Reva a peaceful people by the use of raw Trial date was set for No- materials and munitions of war purvember 17 chased in the United States" Resolutions Strike Drunk Driving Suspect Goes Free on Appeal nt to Two defendants Thursday were acquitted by juries In Third dis- trict court while two others were convicted and will be1 given state prison sentences N Pratt Smith i0(3 V4 East Twenty-firSouth street appealing from a city cburt conviction for alleged issuance of a check with insufficient fund? was acquitted in the court of sJudge Herbert M -- -it- st 3 Schiller f’X The defendant had been sentenced to a y county Jail term by City Judge M J Bronson and also was ’fined $20 for contempt of court when he failed to heed a court summons He was alleged to have issued a check for $1750 on "September 10 without sufficient fmds and with The driver of this car saved several lives Thursday when he 'swerved sharply to avoid striking Intent to deraud Glenn R Benson the resultant crash into the Building as pictured here (Story Page 26) Wiliam V Samuels 44 of 669 causing : avenue was of Hollywood acquitted - drunken -driving on August 13 near Taces License Charge Fourth South and State streets He had appealed from a police court jgorge E Smith 34 accused of conviction and sentehce on August 9 business at a second-han- d operating 14 of a fine of '$200 or a term of 148 West South Terpple street with 0 days in the city jail David Russell 34 of Denver was convicted of second degree burits glary and grand larceny in the court Cf District Judge John A Hougaard Call Cause ‘Hurry-Up- ’ Of Mantt sitting for Judge Oscar W McConkie this week When he Waived time for the imPicturesque red men created a new problem Thursday for Uncle position of sentence he was sen- Sam to serve tenced indeterminate This time i wasn't fire water grazing rights or wampum terms of one to 20 years and one to 10 years respectively on the burwas so Instead it was social’security numbers and glary and grand larceny counts the Ef HayvChard of the Salt William Lake that City vexing sentences to run concurrently jnanager He allegedly entered the home of field office of the Social security board was dispatched post haste" Bert Merrill 856 East Third South It developed that among some street the night of September 11 numbers Paramount staff mem300 extras hired to provide atmosphere two watches valued $75 at Stealing bers worked double shift sending in Paramount's new film Convicted - of forgery Jose Carin the applications for number asrillo 36 of Copperton will be sen- “Union Pacific" now on location signments tenced Tuesday by District Judge at Iron Springs-wes- t of Cedar City It was bad trying to find Clarence Eli Baker The defendant are some 100 Indians reputedly the mother's enough maiden name time allegedly forged the name of Clif- Navajos from cattle country of and place of birth and other reford G Stoker as an endorsement northern Arizona quired data for gome of th picof an unemployment compensation Complying with the law that all turesque whites hired for the prowarrant last August 30have social must employes security duction but when it came tat gathering the data from the Indians the film company threw up the sponge and sent for Mr Hayward assistant Sherman H Ruesch manager of the local office explained that the only light Mr Hayward has had so far is from metal identification tags some of the Indians received during a previous census and since have worn around their necks On that occasion Indian service officials arbitrarily fixed the ages of a number of the tribesmen As a'result the applications come In now with a census number as the principal additional identification’ to the Indian’s given name acwritten by a literate person companied by a cross made by the -- 'M Social Security Bureau Finds White Man’s Burden Heavy CORNS GONE d p Bo-so- ne D!Scholls Zinopads Extras iii'Film Production for Official Indians Working - rr: GLASSES ARE BEING Incognito ”! THE MEN WHO BRING THEIR EYE PROBLEMS to AUERBACH'S A nw enonymity it the wlcome trnd in this ytar'i 9lass1l If you'v put off having your ayas aamined bacaust of faar of waaring glasses— hasitato no longer For foday's styles aren't the owlish crea- Yi with offices Optometrists In our opticel will department 3 fell you if glosses are not needed OPTICAL DEPARTMENT-M- WAYS to BUY GLASSES! Pay $104 a Week Charge to- Vour Account Pay Cash tor Glasses frankly FLOOR AIN Star Route Carriers AUEKBACirS THE GREAT J Business college stuHenager dents celebrated the thirty-firs- t anniversary of the founding of the institution at the school Thursday with a series of talks and skits Although the school was opened November 11 1907 the founding was celebrated Thursday because of the Armistice holiday Friday officials explained A program Included talks by J C Henager founder and members of the faculty and student body Student body officers presented a 6kit depicting enrollment of first students 5 Modern models blend with the tions of “yesteryear facial contours actually ADD to your appearance! istarad be seen Business CoIIeg Celebrates BY Rag Indian Whether or not the red men will preserve the social security numbers or be in a position to claim lump from sum settlements the federal government remains to INTERMOUNTAIN STORE V AUERBACH’S WILL HE (CILdDSIEUD JJ Ask New Ratings Definite assurance that a bill to make star route mail carriers regular employes of the post office department will receive early consid eration by congress was given at a meeting of the Star Route Mail Qarriers’ Association of Utah in the Newhouse hotdl Thursday The hopeful! news was brought by J O Childaof Price and Robert at Phillips of Lhi tended a national convention of star route carriers In Denver 'oming at you it looks like a million Going like good fortune looks it away you’ve missed A iot of fussy care went into the way know it looks from the rcar-y- ou that’s the angle from which it’s often-cs- t seen Going or coming it moves like a honey bee about its business Better " look quick if you want to sceit-o- nc and it’s gone! sudden “mpo-o-o-s- ” How about it— is this stunning 1939 Buick really as lively as it looks? find Well just try it and see-yo- u’ll the of value the and it the car year! Maybe a bullet gets off faster Maybe a rabbit can beat it on the jump or a skyliner lead it from point to point But you’ll never want a highway cruiser that answers quicker to the slips more green light’s “go’-t- hat in traffic — holes the deftly through relish eats up the that with keener miles Easy on the eye— Easy to buy— on General Motors i V That bonnet houses a full You’ll see the world-lo- ts passing panorama through windows with up to 413 more square- inches of outlook than before comple- ment of eitfit cylinders and Dyna-flas- h cylinders at that All four wheels dance on BiiiCoil springing of stout spiraled steel no quiver or shiver shakes the luxurious body in its flight of it-- for this sightly Buick now parades the term - Other things you’ll like: A gearshift out knee-waFront wheels that “bank” the curves for you Brakes that stop on a of ‘ y leave nine cents change dime-a- nd Co see this it— feejl loVely lively traveler Drive its magic jourself first-hand You’ll find it beautiful in action as in aspect-yo- ull go for the way it goes for you You’ll find it obedient and willing a car that holds its marks in cross-wind- s bears sharp around curves without slide or slew County Chiropractors Elect New Officers Dr George F Parker was elected president of the Salt Lake County Chiropractic association Thursday evening at the organization’s annual meeting in the Utah Oil building Dr Karl J Hawkins was named vice president Dr H A Call ary-treasurer and Dr Fred P Kesler and Dr David Jensen dir rectors In think you’ll like all of it—v from its looks to the way it lives up to them Won’t you try it out— and See? fine-- we secret- Until 12:30 Noon T®iroMr LOST YOUR Hr Condition - II Day vtbi Amen mm®wmN’G iHRilW So mild thorough relief fro lnvlorUn nMla ntshlng liy®dblo tired Mine wh bllloua irk hrexlAehe tarorlkUd with oonl potion Without mu la Amaxlno Relief for Due to Sluggleli Bowele jTcai : Armisflice PEP? 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