| Show T r THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE" 12 FRIDAY MORNING JANUARY 13 1939 a Utah 'Shippers Hit by New Rates Ruling Principals at Anniversary Banquet r Young Girl Admits Participation in Recent Burglaries Hike in Ocean Rail Charges Held Adverse l Thursday's annual meeting directors for investigation of five scribed as a minor “crime ring And as the long list of crimes was unfolded by the youths’ admissions another boy and a 15- - e F(ls-wor- th the d "Dillinger boys Accompanied Boys The girl who admitted being "on of the gang sometimes” told officers she had accompanied the boys on a few "jobs” Dissension in the ranks was created when the girl confessed she “held out” on the leader of the gang during a recent burglary on Yale il Ask Continuance self-style- o I all-ra- il E A Cplberlson Heads clear- ing house Clearing House Names Head- - V Utah-Colorad- President !n — I Rcetl-SteVen- all-rft- Wo tilled Rites Kiicanis Meet Hears Warning Utah-Wywin- Of Totalitarian Threat Set Sunday Utah-Colora- Trend in Government Burial Perils ds er orgamza-tion’- 1 1 IT WILL PAY TO CIIOOSE YOUR near Policeman Gets $100 Reward Police Officer Fred M Kingston the wa $100 richer Thursday association’s committee housing of a reward for trapping Who criticised efforts of the federal recipient a jewelry store burglar several government at slum weeks ago through United States Housing AuThe city commission authorized rethority projects Officer Kingston to accept the Under the U S H A plan Utah ward given the Jewelers Securiby would first have to pass an enabling ty alliance on recommendation of react to permit municipalities-tthe Pinkerton Detective agency The ceive funds from the agency The arrested a man who had U S H A would supply 90 per cent policeman smashed a window at the Hubbard-Den- n and the municipality 10 per cent of 211 South 'Main Jewelers the cost street “Construction of such Ordinarily rewards received by low cost housing projects” Mr officers are paid into the policeindisaid not “will the Badger help men’s welfare fund but in special gent and will be detrimental to cases when recommended by Chief properties of Police William C Webb the commission permits’ the policeman lief clients or indigents as Jenants to' keep the money for himself with the result that these people will only be forced to move to other Two neighborhoods ‘while the project’s housing units will be filled with tenants who would otherwise rent from private owners— Tha flow of COPPERTON Jan 12— Two Coptenants from taxpaying properties perton women suffered minor cuts will not only” hurt those properties and bruises Thursday at 8 p m in and their owners but'governmental a two-ca- r collision at Third and agencies which live on property-ta- x Park streets in Copperton revenues" were Mrs Alice TJhe injured Richard F Harding secretary Brown and Mrs Robert Streator backed Mr Badger’s talk with a re- passengers in an automobile driven port of a survey of 25 cities in which by W D S Brown 38 of Copper-to- n such projects have been installed “All cities report the projects defiThe Brown machine collided with nitely not a success" he commented a car operated by David T Dahl of Another speaker was Robert Mc- - West Jordan Crash Injures Copperton Women These Are the Kind of Togs WISE SKIERS BUY! 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50 peg I bindings ivory Photo album Righti Combined with a Bav- rly sweater in cream mf Button-bac- k or front £ " 34 to 40 398 These Same Boohs Sell Regularly Elsewhere If DEPARTMENT-STR- - PHOTO ALBUMS & SCRAP BOOKS not need- OPTICAL Sot- Plays Anywhere — wltlteat acrid r SPECIAL PURCHASE SALE AN HON- NOWl beat ELECTRICAL WfcMi ARRANGE EST die I plavg s Omie chairman of the association s legislative committee A musical program was given and refreshments were served o Episcopalians Pick TJireeCT es try men n clearance Both the state public service commission and the rate association presented testimony at the hearing and rates to asked that low ocean-ra- il X Utatr points be continued to enabje local wholesalers to compete with avenue jobbers and wholesalers enjoying The boy officers said stole 250 E A Culbertson to rates west as far as the low 1? 4 at the home and divided his loot v o and Be with the girl During her own prowl state lines the house however the girl i through The 1 C C decision ruled the found $40 which she kept for herocean-ra- il rates charged for a conE A Culbertson president of the self L R s and in Millikan the Irvine than slower proE to service twentieth Left principals right siderably £harles continental National Bank and il routes were not Girl vided by $truts anniversary bntfuet of the Salt Lake Kiwanis club Trust company was elected presidiscriminatory to Utah interests never trust her again” the stated The commission definitely tdkiofficers Thursday when dent of the Salt Lake Clearing boy In the decision that rail carriers his erstwhile partner’s House association at its annual informedNlf should extend the same exceptions trick meeting Thursday at the federal reor special rates ongiven commodi The youthsNjdll be turned over to serve bank Mr" Culbertson sucties west from the ? ‘ the juvenile coubt ns soon as investi- ceeds Charles L Smith president lines to Uta and gation is complete detectives said of the First National bank common points Orval Adams executive vice presialthough they indicated “it might be sometime yet befowswe straight- dent of the Utah State National Goods Using Rates Centralization Will Be en qut this whole thing’K bank was elected vice president Among commodities 'which have The boys have admitteXjsltfur-glarie- s succeeding Mr Culbertson been moved in large quantities to U S Los Angeles Man Says At Grantsville and are suspected of§veral R S Hayes was reelected secretary-rates are Utah utilizing pcean-ra- il of the association more in addition to theft of dtaut manager iron and steel cotton piece-goo25 automobiles numerous and car china articles including hardware E M Clark of Grantsville and H Representatives of Kiwanis In'ernational from Utah and Idaho “prowls” cereal beverages liquor roofing S Allen and 0 H Snow of RayFaoes Larceny Count were warned against “totalitarianism” in American government by twine and printed matter" be will mond Alberta Canada rail carriers voluntarily Charles E Millikan of Los Angeles chairman of public affairs for -- Unless Albert M Long 62 was arrested Shoulder ' extend the area westward to include at 249 South State street speakers Sunday Kiwanis International Thursday night in Hotel Utah at the twentieth Injures Thursday fuat 1 p m at Utah within which lower rates on John Wilson 62 of 240 South by city detectives and booked at the these and other commodities apply neral services for anniversary banquet and installation party of the Salt Lake Kiwanis State street was treated at the po police station on a charge of petty Andrew Dllworth club In his room was found as suggested by the commission lice emergency hospital and later larceny Attending were 368 Kiwanians their wives and guests to be Woolley both the public service commission at the Salt Lake General hospital a radio which officers said he adwe five the years past "During conducted in the and the rate association will petilng second vice president and Earle Thursday for a dislocated left mitted taking from tlje MontgomTwentieth L D S have witnessed a trend toward to- F Gardemann secretary-treasurtion for such extension officers shoulder suffered when he slipped ery Ward store He also admitted ward chapel Sec- talitarianism in the United States” Mr Stevens described the local on the sidewalk on Second South other thefts during his six months laid ond avenue and G declared Mi Millikan in the city officers said Such an extension would require "We have club's progress during the past year between Main and State streets street by Bishop railroads to charge the same Edwin Q Cannon seen powers centered In the federal amounts on shipment-fBurial will be in government that no one dared Utah and other centers as ip paid e dream of 20 the Grants v to Denver or God help on shipments years Ago cemetery Cheyenhe the world if the United States and Mr Woolley Britain allow their systems for many Great who of government to slip from their years operated a grasp” large wheat farm — — Mr Woollry Raymond Cite Principle A Ibwta died— Wed nesday --evening speaker urged Tils listeners of cancer of the stomach He was 62 to in the hearts instill three Walcott Thpmpson H Rosa Surviving are his widow Hattie of their children:things vn and Clarence M Eberly Schoenfcld Woolley of Raymond "First a sense of faith and rechave been elected vestrymen of St Alberta: two sons Glen S Woolley ognition that the world is controlled Mark's Episcopal Cathedral parish of Regina Saskatchewan Canada by an omnipotent being and Wayne Woolley of Madison it was announced Thursday "Second a sense of honor The election was held at the an- Wis a daughter Mrs J L Gibb of There is no longer honor nual dinner meeting of the parish Raymond Alberta nine sisters Mrs nations treaties have becomeamong mere Mrs M Provo of Taylor sponsored by St Margaret's guild Nettie of paper scraps Grantsville of Anderson In Bishop Spalding memorial hall Maggie “Third a sense of honesty Phebe Jeffs Mrs Mary Principal speakers were Rt Rev ahd-Mis a badge of greatness" Honesty Mrs Arthur W Moulton Episcopal Hills Mrs Nellie Burritt Jones and Alice S Viola and Early Foundation the Rev A E bishop of Utah Butcher rector of St Paul’s Epis- Lucy Woolley of Salt Lake City and Mr Millikan told the Kiwanians copal church and the Rev Frank four brothers Horace W Woolley to build upon the foundation of Eddy Madden pastor of the First of Vernal Eugene T Woolley of 20 years’ of past service and asked The Very Rev Grantsville Leo C Woolley of Ray- them to hold fast the vision of Methodist church helpTrade-I- n Allowances and Franklin L Gibson dean of St mond Alberta and A H Woolley of fulness and friendliness of the serMark’s was in charge the meet- Salt Lake City vice club ing and W M McCrea presided D W Henderson International nt the dinner Music was furnished trustee of Kiwanis International S Name Mrs Women L by Reed Culp accompanied by welcomed the guests and George H enriches yottr home Roger I Strobel Lowe of Ogden Utah-Iah- o district Lodge governor formally installed 1939 ofthat The gift brings enjoyment to the whole famficers of the Salt Lake Kiwanis Italian-America- n ily! This new 1939 Philco 36XX in the newBpinet Mrs Clara Olson was elected pres- club cabinet acclaimed by home furnishing experts! The Aew officers are R L Irvine ident of the Past Noble Grands And for features and performance it’s the finest club of Naomi lodge No 1 I O 0 president Reed Stevens immediate value in radio at this price! Perfected Electric Byron W Butler F at the annual meeting Thursday past president n Tuning Inat the Ncwhouse hotel first Vice president Lorus Manwarn afternoon Members of the National clined Sounding Board for Powerful Civic league of Salt Lake She succeeds Mrs Ella Jackson tone Others elected are Mrs Bertha Elizabeth Angel treasurer and Mrs American and Foreign re- City Thursday had elected John Mrs vice president Emily Price and Mrs Edith Eberly Crus president and Gino Giovac-chl- McCaffcity ception Order yours NOW secretary Mrs trustees! vice president for the ensu- Florence Cotter ing year Other officers selected at the anN nual meeting and banquet Wednesday night in the clubrooms at 341 For tocol rareprton East South Temple street were: uic ihi Fhilc Safety Aartalt matched and tuned ta tha S6X Only 5 Fred Richeda treasurer: Joseph Compact (right) Merabelle secretary and Joseph C 7$ terms and heard reports of their ar accomplishments Directors elected were H T Covey F Orin Woodbury Ray Van Cott Jr and H P Kipp These men will meet Friday noon ‘at the Beau Brummel cafe w)th holdover directors to elect a hew association president and vice president Holdover directors are W Harvey Roqs Ralph A Badger V A Bettil-yo- n B Arnovitz and x FeatureJ'of the meeting was a talk by Mr Badger chairman of the police detectives it in the Newhouse hotel Thursday night elected four two-ye- hwfeniles arrested last Monday in the first break of what officers de- T Leader Scores Federal Housing Program As Harmful to Private Owners — Members of the Apartment House Association of Utah Thirteen receprSalt Lake City burglaries wpre reported solved on Utah wholesalers will be adversely affected by a ruling of the Interstate commerce commission permitting materially increased ocean-ra- il rates on shipments from the Atlantic seaboard but the losses may be recouped as a result of other new rates recommended by the commission Harold H assistant secretary of the Utah Cit'zens' Rate association announced Thursday The decision by tha commission was handed down after a study of briefs filed following a public hearrates held in ing on the ocean-raSalt Lake City last October - AparJmenriHouse Owners Unit Picks Directors Gains Post ‘Dillinger Boys’ Confess to Several Jobs V 1864 THE GREAT INTERMOUNTAIN STORE-FOUN- DED 1164 |
