Show I — 1 -- lew Detention iis Picture Tells of Progress in Handling Errant Boys Home Soon To Be Occupied Will Honor Mrs Musser Jam Office True to tradition acorei Building Has Modern J if to h in er rd tie ty n- - d le t's iff ify iin )ld air n's ns ed of - M rd st g md rst red to the H L M yd :ph of its- - air er- - Principals Desire ‘Richer’ Courses Students in Salt Lake City had watch their P’s and Q’s in the future if recommendations for “stiff er” course made by -- leading teacher Wednesday at a meeting in the board of education offices better -- - — are adopted — — Participating in a panel debate on 'The Place of Subject Matter in ttlo Curriculum" DeVoe Woolf principal of South high schoolLMw Gertrude Arhjickle "principal of Horace Mann school and Ralph 'V Backman principal of the Salt Lake evening high school discussed needs for “a richer course of study to replace some modem Innovation’’ C Lists Five Applicants Five applicant have been by the hoard of governors for membership in the Salt Lake junior chamber of commerce Ames K Bagley secretary said Wednesday They are Hugh W Davy Roy E Love William R Burn Howard Best and William Murdoch Jr Distribution was started Wednesday of a pamphlet entitled “A Study Of Proposed Homestead Exemption in Utah” prepared by the state junipr chamber Mr Bagley said It presents in concise form opinions for and against tha pro exemption posed UK! ?ITYg0CATt ttO 1 IDAHO -- jailers-Includin- ThamaJop-wiU-speak-on-pha- g ses While-U-WaifSerii- f L- I7cl Japanese-Amer-ica- 4vi Centro Factory Shoo Repair an Mrs Dalgllesh S L Meetings f Junior C of C Plans Annual Slated Today jEress Radio-RoaAffair- I ) ir st Meetings to he held Jn Salt Lake Intercity Meeting Hears Officer City ThUrsdaylnclude: U S bureau of public roads NewDiscuss Nation’s Defense Needs- house hotel 9 a m Federation of Women's Clubs executive board General details of the annual junior chamber of commerce Newhouse hotel 10 a m Utah Poul“roast’’ were announced Wednesday night to approxitry Growers’ association Newhouse press-radi- o hotel 10 a m 115 members assembled for an intercity meeting of Salt Lake Chevrolet Motor company Hotel mately Tooele and Bingham chapters Kiwania Inler- City national Hotel Utah 12:15 p m In addition to program details' Salt Lake Printer Managers’ asso- and announcement of committee ciation Beau Brummer cafe 1215 head by Heber C Bnmley hoard p m Sigma Chi luncheon Newhouse hotel 12:15 p m Utah Oil contact member members heard WesthH— condition reported by Refiping company BeaU Brummel Major John T Zeilars United State weather bureau February 15 1939: cafe 12:15 p m Utah water storMontan&northwestern depresTuesday’i deliver a Fort army Douglas Rigor- sion moving rapidly southeastward with age commission state capitol 2 ous denouncement intensity Is over the southern of defense facili- increasing P-A executive board p m Rockies tonight Pueblo 29 58 and extends — — tha southwest Advance of high into Arizona 3 m ties lnthe cquntry today meeting Jiotel Utah p pressure from the northwest behind the Insurance— Women’s club Beau resulted in light rainfall-todahas depression Lampoon News Figure la Oregon asd Washington and light Brummel cafe 6 p m Dairy rain or snow farther inland in Idaho NeFashioned after the famous din- vada Utah and the western part of Monand Colorado It was snowcafe 630 p m Salt Lake Bank ners given each year by Washing- tana stWyoming Helena Salt Lake City and Grand ing officers Hotel Utah 6:30 p m ton D C Junction but skies are clear at some points correspond- farther west Temperatures are a little highTechnocracy Inc city and county ents known newspaper most points west of a the Gridiron club er than yesterdayFairat and cold weather premountains building 7:30 p m Townsend club the junior chamber party lampoons the An insection the vails in No 5 Chapman branch library tensive disturbance now off the Atlantic officials civic other and legislators 7:30 p m A Z A junior order coast has caused precipitation today in the faces in the news” eastern states of B’nal B’rith 411 East South Comparative data for Salt Laks City: This year the affair will be con8 street m Rosicrucians Degrees Temple p 6 in the Hotel Utah Highest temperature today 40 Hotel Utah 8 p m Utah Rose so- ducted March month sines 18T4 68 this in Highest state of and city gov- Lowest last night Dignitaries 32 8 m hotel Newhouse p ciety 13 well as representatives Lowest thi month since 1874 ernments as Newhouse American legion hotel of tha 36 Mean pres and radio will be pres- Normal 34 8 p m A I M and M engiInches neers Newhouse hotel 8 p m Al- ent to see and hear themselves 24 boura tha for Total precipitation caricatured in skits by junior cham09 euding at 5 30 p m pha lodge Newhouse hotel 8 p m ber members 1 45 Total for this month to date to month this for exteas Accumulated J Russell Brown was named date 62 t' 02 chairman- - of- the stage— show- - and Total ilncr OcTobfFT "to datiTr excess since October 1 1 66 Accumulated Thespian Fraternity will be assisted by Chester K Sun rises st 7 21 and sets at 603 Feb rl lJ OpL P- T Science- eaa-Brummel -association north-centr- “"YoiSSSnl - Junior C of Dowse C Cash Initiates Seven Rampton was named of the invitations comchairman Initiation Friday night of seven mittee Walter B Furman chairthespians of Westminster college man of the ticket committee? W- - £ into Delta Psi Omega national drachairman of the award comwill conclude Lay matic fraternity mittee and LeRoy D Simmon gen1 “goat week” activities at the school eral chairman Mr Brmley stated members froth ternity recently are Robert Kelmrj-n- e other chapters would be Bettie Parker Jane Wagstaff invited and the dinner Franklin Allen Donna Mae Sher-flc- k In his to address to members Major Mary Elizabeth Patterson and Zeilars outlined army defense James Stevenson now provided for and told of the objectives yet to be accomplished Defence is a necessary adjunct I AtUIUTTI MfLtNA aSAT fUJ to government and will continue to be so uiitll people of the world are taught to think alike Conflict and" of struggle are natural-resu- lt tlons not thinking in cornmon" he ef INTERIORS clrr'V''''"— feature MODERN STYIE1 gleaming hardware Ivory plastic smart new fabrics! Seats like divan wider windshield “and windows -- broad uncluttered floors! America ( most modern motor WEATHER OBSERVATIONS TAKEN YESTERDAY 5 30 P M MOUNTAIN TIME car! 'Be modern — 44j—34- buy Chrysler! -24 — OOiCiy T icir16 - ooiciy OllSn 15Sn T Cly 00 Clr -- GEAR-SHIF- ICiy 00'cir OOP cly 15 T IP cly OOiClr 08 Bn 00 Clr National Guard Unit 14 00 Clr 00 p cly 00 Clr After discussing the national T ip cly guard R O T G C C C and re73 8n serve officer corpa Major Zeilars told his listeners “some national 74 guard units are better equipped ahd xAIrport station trained for - service than many -- After rata whlch infested Meath branches of the regular army” Home in Trim Ireland ate Other speakers included Nelson County a hole in a child’ cradle county W Aldrich vice president of the official galled in rat exterminator United States junior chamber of commerce who diyelt upon need for organization of junior-chambe- rs and Elliott W Evan president of i' the Bingham club Member from Park-Cit- y ‘were unable to attend the meeting be' cause of heavy snowfall M UMT BIG tnd : 0N ’TS FKTI pleasanter L“ I" — brakes 1 and conquernd mountain “rough roads in modern style' therefore faster and post-tiv- e silent limple lust try it ! 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Phon low rates before making your next tnp onlys521z © SWAT V V liiill Ytacmi Hotsl Utah Lobby Hwn Wosokh 940a Or yOM Agent HU s ch riQOEnn 'X a HI I i I I 1 si sum ROUND TRIP TO LOS ANGELES T— -- ' ' ' Webb: Makes ' Changes In Personnel Legion ROA to Hear Army Man deep-sprlng- ey J 3— — an int- am -! 939-- — Members of more than a of organizations were preparing Wednesday for a community dinner Thursday night honoring Mrs Burton W Musser United States dele- during day geant Haight Peace gate to the The change ti take effect Monconference recently returned from day is being made at the request of Lima Peru and other South AmerSergeant Jorgensen according to ican points Chief Webb To be presented at 7 p m in the As a means of creating mora-tim- e Newhouse hotl the publie dinner for the police officials to solved will be addressed by Mrs Musser other matters the jail Dr Franklin S Harris president Major John T Zellers of the under department Haight vtll ba suof Brigham Young university E United States army stationed at pervisedSergeant by Edwin G Woolley busiL Elizondo Mexican consul and Fort Douglas will address a ness manager of the publio safety joint Mrs Richard R Lyman first vice meeting of Salt Lake post No 2 department instead of by Chief president of the I D S relief so- American Webb’s office Legion and the Utah ciety Inspector Odes B Record re‘ Dr Frederick W Ganzert assist- chapter of the Reserve Officers' ported Sergeant Haight will bo ant professor of history and politi- Association of tha Unitel States given an additional jailer to work cal science at the University of at 8 p m in the Newhouse under him raising the number of Utah will replace President George Thursday hotel Frank £) Roblnsonposcom- —— — ' Thomas of the university as toastmaster as the latter cannot attend mander announced VVednesd Inspector-Reco-rd that added rs Musser will discuss tha Lima — trolmanJoseplrRaleighTnow jecy- a jpart of Salt oo oonferencjand4ta— bearlng-up- on fngtterfiwflr'M“retlred world affairs March 1 when he will have served Mrs James H Wolfs is chairman 20years In the department Patrol-ma- n of JhtjdlnneMommitteef Drr MarRaleigh is past 70 years of age Of the presentjalley staff Patrolof the invitation garet Andrew committee and Mrs C O Bonner of man J W Tanner is the only one decorations Mra Harold Dalgllesh who will be retained according to is in charge of reservations for the the inspector -- i affair a Included among sponsoring organizations are the club of which Mrs Musser is preside n t t h e Uta hPeac ec o unc merfs Democratic club Soroptimist club Business and Professional Women’s clul? Utah Ordes of WoQuality HALF SOLES men Legislators Salt Laks District Federation of Women's clubs Women’s Safety council Salt Laks City size leather com- - r I Council of Women Salt Lake cham"N I -’ position or crepo rubber Of commerce English Speaking her Satisfaction guarunion University of Utah Interna SHOES anteed tlonal Relations club University of CLEANED and Utah Spanish club Italian AmerDYED ANY Women’s Mcn’e Live Springy ican Civic league n LUTS RUBBER COLOR Aft HEELS pair Citizens’ league University of pair Utah Brigham Young university Utah State Agricultural college and the Trade committee It5 EAST BROADWAY (6 Doors East of Centre Theatref Open to anyone interested dinner reservations may ba made through two-stor- in A td- Reflecting a changed publio attitude toward the problem of why-wayouth the new Salt Lake county boys’ detention home near Twenty-firSouth on Second East street will be opened for occupancy next week The new structure which emphasizes cleanliness and the ’ curative power of wholesome recreation will be accepted by the county from the TP W A as soon as the necessary furnishings are installed Cost of $40000 " Built at a cost of nearly $40000 y the brick building will be a marked improvement over the present brick and stone home at 1657 South state street which has served as a detention home for many years The old house has been criticised by welfare workers for its depressing atmosphere as well as Its danger rf-b- e C0mlngafirartrap— But— tha new home of fireproof construction and embodying many structural advantages is as modern as streamone main dorml- lining It contains tory equippe- d- with comfortable beds As well as four smaH rooms with two beds each There are shower baths for the boys a library in which four bookcases already have been installed a kitchen equipped with electric stove and refrigerator and best of all —from the a small gymnasium and basketball court Joseph A Dewey who became supervisor of the home on Wednesday has definite ideas on the treatment of errant boys Outlines Policies “They’re not criminals at that age" he said “and most of them can be made into useful citizens if they are treated as human beings I don’t believe In practices such as locking up their shoes to keep them from - '"Winning away and serving - poor ' food The boys are going to eat the same kind of food I eat” The new home also provides quarters for Mr Dewey and his wife who will b matron and a room for the cook There will be space for as many as 30 boys if needed although present equipment will permit housing only about 20 In the rear of the building IS a large field which will be used for a — garden although-Mr-Dewsaid he planned to leave enough room for a horseshoe court and for other —— — games There are two rooms which the new supervisor hopes it will not be to use They are cells for Necessary of youths who show a desire to run away But they also have comfortable beds are well ven tilated and equipped with modern plumbing facilities Even the cells are considered a big improvement over the old building where rickety stairs and drafty hallabayethe appearance of a jail 6- A change in police personnel affecting the eergeant in charge of the city jail and tha night desk sergeant was announced Wednesday night byGhief of Police WilllanS C Webb Sergeant Charles Jorgensen Sr head of the jail for tha past 10 years will be replaced by Sergeant ruary 13 Golden Haight now serving as night Although thtfcollector’s staff was desk sergeant Chief Webb said reduced to two clerks by illness they Jorgensen will be shifted succeeded in handling all applicants Sergeant to the position now held by Sertha Community Dinner Arranged by Utah Organizations Conveniences of appli- cants for Salt Lake City business licenses waited until “the last minute and the deadline'Wednei found a jam In tha Mflce of the license assessor and collector in the city and county building There la a 10 per cent penalty for failure to obtain permits score various kinds of businesses by Feb- b id License Buyers tFctc Tonight February-- 1 t -- ULT UKI-N- Y a GTA’a Welcome relief from itch-n- e and burning follow ( I hr i that cough due to 0 CheckCheck it with A cold before It geta holey’i Honey and Tar Promptly relieve throat raw-ne- ts irritation hoarseness tickling Helps speed loosening of phlegm Spoonful before retiring cough-fre- e Bleep Contain no narpromote Ideal for children m well cotics or opiate nduH At nU leading druggist 30c And 6Q won! 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