Show g - Monday Morning t Salt £akr Efilmnr JMusic Festival Soot Works Good Too- - Jaycecs Back Social 1 -- TSining Up-Their-Pla- January 30 1939 for Rutli Nichols Air Meet ncs Supervisor Seeks Baritone r Hygiene Day More Auditions "" Are Planned In Voice Contest Asks Mayor To Issue S L Decree i w Members of the Salt Lake City Junior chamber of commerce Monday wiii'request the city commission to set aside February 1 as National Social Hygiene day in the city Dr Walter Hatold Horton chairmaH of the Jaycee public health committee announced Sunday They will present their request to Mayor John M Wallace in the form Of a letter stating the purpose of the k campaign which includes designation of social hygiene day devoted to a campaign against syphilis Ho Moral Arguments ’ Further auditions to find an acceptable baritone ta sing in the Lincoln Memorial Music festival to be staged in the Salt Lake L D S tabernacle February 13 will be held Monday and Tueeday It was announced Sunday by Lorin F Wheelwright music supervisor of Salt Lake public schools and chairman of tha festival Mr Wheelwright said the Judgee heard a half dozen local dramatic baritones at an audition in the tabernacle Sunday afternoon and were very much impressed with their singing abilities The contest is still open however and the music supervisor requested interested persons who have had considerable singing experience to call the Utah state art center for appointments The festival will be sponsored by the Tribune and Telegram and radio station KSL j two-wee- “All efforts to enlighten the public thy facts of syphilis from the moral arguments which heretofore have clouded the issue" "Information on said Dr Horton present laws goverhing the treatment of syphilis and the means of enforcing these laws will be disWill divorce College Resumes School Paper tributed" advanced Horton Dr figures one Showing that approximately million persons contract syphilis in the United States each year Of these only a small percentage submit to effective treatment and the rest are subjected to subsequent ailments of the disease which lead to Impaired life and health -- Voices Ultimate Hope Dr Horton declared that "the committee faces a world that is perhaps no better educated on social diseases than was society at the beginning of the struggle against tuberculosis The ultimate hope is that people of this country will regard social diseases in the same communicable light as other diseases and will treat them with the same quarantine regulations" Other members of the Jaycee are Dr John Z Brown Jr J E Benedict Dr E B Kuhe Gerald A Player Dr Bruce P McBride David S Emery Eugene Lees Dr William E Winlkow Dr L W Linder and Dr Stewart Alma com-tnitt- Wright Esther Ruga decorates the “cords” of Charles Brown with lipstick as competition grows keen in South high school “dirty ’'Plans are under way at Westminster college to publish its new student newspaper The Purple and Gold on a semimonthly basis First issue of the newspaper was distributed at the college Friday and was proclamed a success by students and faculty members No student paper had beeq published at the school for several years Staff members for the first issue Enters Final Week of ‘Dirty CorcL were Palmer Ford managing editor and associate sports editor And Loud Blouses’ Rivalry Ike Hall business manager Bob Gordon associate editor Barbara Harvey Boys and girls of South high school Monday enter the final Hammel society editor Frost sports editor Bob Douglass of a the fine art of contest which features week dressing inappro- apd John Hickman cony readers Joe Hurst and Charles Cornell problouses" competition priately — the annual "dirty cords and loud - — — — — duction — The contest opened a week ago managers and Miss Dorothy Stacey faculty sponsor and already there is little room for additional artistry on the dirt and lipstick-smeare- d corduroy trousers of the boys And the girls have apcords and loud blouses” contest South High Caught in Throes Of ‘Bad Taste’ Contest Cancer Army J5alt Faker suffers Iq Hear UiiePWoiind in Hand peared in blouses which literally "scream" with clashing colors Mrs Marjorie B Illig of New A commutes of judges— officers of the Associated Men's and Girls' York City nationsl commander of the women's field army of the groups and R O T C hostesses— will announce their decieions Fri- American Society for the Control of Three Davis county residents who day at which time prizes will be Cancer will be principal speaker came to Salt Lake City for enter- awarded the whose cords have at a meeting of Utah and Idaho tainment Saturday night wfreNyic-'timize- d accumulated boy most "artistic" de- field workers of the organization the inby thieves police were formed Sunday sign of dirt and lipstick and to the Tuesday at the Hotel Utah it was Miss Ruth Ovcalt of Farmington girl whose blouse “hollers loudest” announced Sunday by Mrs J Utah commander reported her purse containing $19 g In past years a a boolTOf interurban railroad tickThe conference will start at 10 in was contest conducted conjuncets and personal belongings was But a m A luncheon is scheduled for Stolen from a car parked on Fifth tion with the annual event m and another meeting 12:30 South street between Main and this year the boys must be younger at 2 p m p or something They either won’t or State streets Mrs Illig for the past six years Maurice Knapp of Bountiful said can't grow whiskers has been national chairman of the his car which was parked near the division of health for the Genera! same location was entered' and a Federation of Women’s Clubs and womans ring and a streetcar pass now ta — member - of the public stolen Charles ’ Robert Ward of health committee of the National Bountiful said thieves stole a deCouncil of Women froster fan a cigaret lighter and The meeting eponsored by the Other accessories from his machine Utah division of the national orwhile it was parked in the 300 block ganization will be open to alt inon Hollywood avenue terested persons Mrs Gibson said in held to be Monday Meetings and is expected to draw lay men and Sait Lake City include Peerless Oil company Hotel Utah women and medical workers from ail parts of Utah and Idaho 9 a m Airways Electric AppliAnother speaker will be Dr John ance company Newhouse hotel 10 a m Women’s Legislative coun- M Flude of San Francisco Reservations for the luncheon cil judiciary committee Newhouse Six Utah druggists have been ap- hotel 10:30 a m-- ! American Society may be made by contacting Mrs pointed to committees of the Na- of Civil Engineers - Utah section W M Stookey and Mrs E B tional Association of Retail Drug-gist- s Beau Brummel cafe 12 noon Ex- Isgreen members of the commitaccording to word received ecutives’ association Beau Brummel tee by Harry Coombs treasurer of the cafe 12:10 p m: Exchange club diUtah Pharmaceutical association rectors Hotel Utah 12:15 p m The national organization which chamber of commerce board of govhas its headquarters in Chicago ernors chamber of commerce 12:15 ilsis the following Utahns p m H Voiles Salt Lake City to presUtah Life Managers’ association ident’s adVteqry committee Ed Newhouse hotel 12:15 p m GenerNew members will be pledged to Mt to Johnston Pleasant national al Motors Corporation Newhouse honorary athletic committee legislation Jacob hotel 12il5 p m Kappa Tau Liter- club at the college of St A Johnston Salt Lake City fraary club Hotel Utah 12:30 p m at the annual "Play ternal relations committee Eugene White Shrine Newhouse hotel 1 L Wade Salt Lake' City form of p m Women’s chamber of com- - Day by the Fireside" in the school auditorium Friday organization committee George A Salt erce Hotel Utah 2 p m Pledges will be initiated as active Evans Bingham postal affairs South" teachers school Lake City T Ray Kingston Murray high school 4:15 p m University members In nine weeks Until that will be supervised by time pharmacy week committee of Idaho Alumni association New- Helen they and Elizabeth Harrington civil house hotel T'p m municipal Davy hoservice bill hearing Newhouse Committee members for the Hold tel 7 p m wage and hour bill pledging include Joan Van party hearing Newhouse hotel 7:3Q p m Nort chairman HHere Snds BetDental Nutrition association Ho- ty Rapp Martha Estes Miss HarPeople’s Day tel Utah 7:30 p m Western Union and Miss Davy refreshAnnual Young People's day was employes 7:30 rington hotel Newhouse ments Betty Purcell Justine Jones Observed in Salt Lake City’s three p m Sinclair Oil Refining comPresbyterian churches Sunday pany Newhouse hotel 7:30 p m At the First Third and Westmin- Townsend clubs Tribune-Telegraster churches young people of the auditorium 8:30 p m W P A and congregations participated in morn- Sait Lake schools’ open forum 233 Will ing worship and in the evening held West First North street 8 p m tern council Christian Labor Endeavor special society Building Trades Give meetings pie 8 p m The public service bureau of Brigham Young university under direction of David S Walker will furnish the program for the Twen- Thieves Victimize Davis Residents beard-growin- Meets Slated -- Today in S L Utah Druggists Honored St Mary’s Athletic Gfoiip to Pledge Ronald Twenty-fourt- h Beatty 32 South of 160 East street was treated at Salt Lake General hospital Sunday for bullet wounds on his left hand Beatty told Deputy Sheriff R C Jackson he and two companions were hunting rabbits near Utah lake Saturday when he laid down his 22 caliber rifle and it discharged with a bullet piercing his thumb and middle finger Beatty said he was first treated at Lehi for the wound Saturday afternoon shortly after the accident Mrs McClain Rites Conducted Final rites for Mrs Rhoda Barber McClain 84 widow of the Rev Josiah McClain first minister of the Third Presbyterian church were conducted Sunday at 2 p m in the church 1701 Eleventh East street by the Rev J Elbert Nash Burial was in Mt Oljvet cemetery Mrs McClain last charter member of the church died of causes incident to age Friday at 10:30 a m at her home 1184 Blaine avenue Participating in the service was the Rev H V Comin minister of the Westminster Presbyterian church and formerly of the Third church Doctors to Discuss New Measures Soan-ge-ta-- com-mitte- et Presbyterians Young Dr L L Daines and Dr A Cyril Callister will address the social welfare committee of the Women's Legislative Council of Utah Tuesday at 10 a m In room 504 Scott building it was announced Sunday Dr Daines will explain several bills now before the state legislature which relate to supervision of maternity hosD’tals and taxation of natent medicines Dr Callister will describe hospitalization and retire" ment plans Firm Officials To Plan Sales Snri2ySe?e‘ndMariUutovOil m BYU Group Ward Program tieth LrD S ward at MIA meeting 7:30 according to an announcement made Sunday The Secotid avenue and G chapel is Tuesday it In Salt Lake City— Call These Leading Dealers: ROYAL KNIGHT COAL CO McFARLANE FUEL & STOKER CO STEWART BROTHERS COAL CO CASTLE VALLEY FUEL CO’ 4 WAS 1147 WAS 2135 HY 1918 WAS 549 Tribune-Telegra- scale-mod- el m ships for the Ruth Nichols trophy 'contest auditorium Tuesday CostumeNBall During Visit to Salt Lake nd until February 11 to answer 20 educational questions based upon matter contained in the Progress edition for prizes offered by the Salt Lake City chamber and The Tribune of commerce Defense Week Fete Planned Plans for local observance of na tional defense week beginning February 12 ere being arranged by the Salt Lake chapter Reserve Officers Association of America Major F H Richardson- chapter - program chairman announced Sunday his organization will assign speakers to various churches schools and civic Organizations and that officers will work hand in hand with the junior chamber of commerce in its “Americanism week” The junior chamber is program sponsoring an essay contest on Americanism in Salt Lake high Ruth Nichols famed American aviatrix who broke Lindbergh’s speed record will award a trophy in The Tribune-Telegraauditorium at 4 p m Tuesday to the winner of the Garfield school model airplane contest From a group of 70 young aviation enthusiasjts at the school ten model cross-count- m ry League Fights Statute Change Charging that communists are endeavoring to 'establish a "Soviet America” in the United States by weakening sabotage and criminal laws the American syndicalism reported by V Weather condition weather bureau January 29 1939: centered off A low pressure disturbance the North Pacific coast ha extended Inland over Washington Oregon and northern California to western Montana Idaho and It la accompanied by generally Nevada cloudy skies over the western united Blates and light rains or snows In tbs northwestern states and the northern plateau section The Utah storm area of Saturday has moved ranidlv eastward and centered tonightIt over has the Mississippi river valley where been attended by rains or snows on the eastern plains the Great Lakes and the middle Atlantic coast Comparative data for 8alt Lak City: Degrees 40 Highest temperature Sunday 62 lilchcst In this month sine 1874 24 Lowest Sunday morning “20 Lowest this month line 1874 32 Mean for today 30 Normal Inches Tots! precipitation for th 24 hour 01 ending at 5:30 p m 72 Total for this month to date Accumulated deficiency for this month 40 to date 8 01 Total since October 1 to date 56 Accumulated excess sines October 1 Sun rfses 7’4t sun sets 5’42 January 30 WEATHER ORSFRVATION TAKEN P— M —MOUNTAIN £ S3 I 2 4 TIME Henry the VIII and Charlie McCarthy' medieval and modern hadi lady killers" respectively ’ scored again Sunday The two famous pursuers of the fair sex came to life long enough Saturday nlght'tQ cause a sensation at the annual Beaux Arts ball and Sunday received the tidings they had been more convincing in their reincarnation act than Napoleon Little Red Ridinjf Hood Sophie Tucker or the Seven Dwarfs Judges awarded first prize to for his portrayal Lawrence of England’s king of many wives builders will be selected in compe-titfon- s to vie for the Nichols trophy Miss Flora Sneddon teacher at the Garfield school announced Sunday Miss Nichols and Margo Balne Tanner woman test pilot will arrive in Salt Lake City at 11:30 p m Mon and second prize to Myron Fox who played the role of filmdom’s day to appear in connection with wooden-headed idol the national preview of "Tailspin1 LaVon Vincent and Howard Best which will open at the Centre thea- together won third place as the "most glamorous ter Friday couple” Other Another trophy will be awarded a awards went to Mrs Jerome T as Greta Garbo Elizabeth member of the Model Aeronautical Lloyd and James A Beveridge as Research Squadron of the Tribune-Telegra- Mogk Mane Antoinette and Dauphin Intermountain Aviation Olive Woolley Burt as Shirley Temclub The trophy will be awarded ple Paul C Berlin as Groucho Marx the member whose model is judged and F Keith Handley as Esquire the most practical from the standArt studies by Salt Lake photogof design and flying ability points raphers were given as prizes —$ Only 15 entrants from the club remain in the gas model competition Wesley Keller squadron leader Call reported e Mothers' Sentinel league Sunday night warned the state legislature to make no changes in the Utah statutes covering these subjects Mrs Elna D Openshaw president expressed the opinion that the state senate may have passed Senate Bills 8 and 30 to repeal and amend the Utah criminal syndicalism and sabotage law “without giving the matter proper attention" At a special1 meeting at the Newhouse hotel members of the league's central council in a resolution urged the house of representatives to desist from either repealing or amending the present criminal syndical- To Attend Theater Party ism and sabotage law on the grounds that such action would be MAGNA— More than 100 students a move to “encourage crime vio- of Oqulrrh L D S stake seminary will hold a theater party In Salt lence riots and sabotage" Lake City Thursday The students plan to leave Magna immediately after school hours A C Nielson instructor will accompany the group m Hospital Dietitian Has Hand Crushed An L D S hospital dietitian Miss 25 of 564 Y Adamson Seventh avenue suffered a severely crushed right band Sunday morning when it was pulled into the mechanism cfan electric ice cream freezer John H Zenger assistant superintendent of the hospital said Miss Adamson was cleaning the machine schools a Dr L John Nuttall Jr superin- by flushing it with water from on hose when an attendant turned tendent of Salt Lake City public the power The hose and her hand schools has announced special the freezer before assemblies devoted to national de- were drawn into could be stopped mechanism the schools in held bs will fense topics he said the city throughout The Weather K Sorc at 9 From the heart of the intermountain empire three-poucopies of The Salt Lake Tribune Progress edition were delivered to readers throughout the west Sunday Additional copies part of the 25000 extra papers that rolled off Tribune presses were on the way to speak through word and picture of the mountain states' yearly progress to other readers in ail sections of the country Publication of the special edition ended the series of "Know Your Intermountain Empire” programs broadcast over Salt Lake City radio stations during the past weeks Leaders in industry agriculture government education religion and community service were interviewed in the programs to cover every aspect of the social and economic advancement of the region School children and teachers have The aviatrix will ‘Lady Killers’ Edition Depicts Aviatrix to Present Trophy To Model Contest Winner Progress of Mountain Area Ruth Nichols WilFHonor Young Air Fan P R Casseiman Pennzoil sales promotion manager and Robert Berry advertising manager for the oil company both of Los Angeles will outline their 1939 sales campaign to salesmen of the Peerless Oil comoany from Utah Wyoming of a n d Nevada distributors Pennzoil at the Hotel Utah at 10 a m Monday Robert A Bonnet Salt Lake sales supervisor for Pennzoil will be host fllllWl to the visiting salesmen street Numbers on the program will Include the following Organ flute and cornet trio DeGraff trio: soAssociation prano solos Mary McGregor of the B Y t U faculty reading of one-a- Poultry play Leora Curtis numbers by Out Interest the Cougar male quartet Indian Pays dances Walter Wiest novelty numAppoxlmately $40000 in Interest ber DeGraff trio checks had been mailed to members of the Utah Poultry Producers’ Cooperative association Sunday acTwin Girls Born cording to Clyde C Edmonds general manager of the association At S L Hospital The payment representing 1938 earnings at 5 per cent on certifiTwin girls were born to Henry cates of interest held by about 5000 and Anna May Helvey of 47 East members in Utah and southern First South street Sunday morning Idaho was authorized at the anat the Salt Lake General hospital nual meeting of the board of direcThe first baby born at 9:19 a m tors December 31 Accumulation of weighed six pounds two ounces and yearly payments on these certifithe second born at 9:23 a m cates since the first payment in weighed five pounds three ounces 1925 nows total $377 000 ct Garfield $chool model airplane builders tune up present a trophy tp the winner in The Kathryn c THE IJE17 on Pair Friends Married 50 Years Jy Friends and relatives of Mr and Mrs Andrew J McClenahan of 1193 Kensington avenue called to pay t’neir respects to the couple Sunday afternoon on the fiftieth anniversary of their marriage The reception was held at the home of a son Lloyd McClenahan of 818 Garfield avenue y' aPIAHO J Cheese Firm Holds Sales Convention of the Kraft-Pheni- x Representatives Cheese corporation from Salt Lake City Ogden Boise Pocatello and Rock Springs held their annual sales and promotion convention Sunday at the Newhouse hotel Attending the meeting were W L Thompson and A B Arps of San Francisco sales and production managers respectively of the corporation THERE'S NO ron EXCUSE DAD PICTURES Today— with all the wonderful aide to good photography— anyone can make excellent picture develExposure meter eure-lirfait film flaeh lamp— oper all stand ready to help the photographer— novice or export See our complete lino of photographic accessories e the 9 DOVM d) PAYI1EIIT DELIVERS PIAtIO TO YOUR HOME During 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