| Show Saturday Morning- - Group to Aid iTIjc jialt £akc OVibunt I is Bureau Formed New Department By Leaders Heath Chosen For Institution Of Construction tries of the bureau was Organization in charge of Franklin D Richards state director of the federal housout ing administration who pointed that a good mnall home woithy of ownership regardless of price must combine good architecture well selected materials and honest con- struction The bureau's constitution provides for alliance of the building industry s various divisions in the Interest of small home construction and a book of plans suitable to the intermountam wests climate Is being prepared and will be placed in the hands of each active member of the bureau These plans will be available free of charge to the prospective home builder Meeting Friday night in the office of Mr Richards In the First charter National Bank building members of the bureau elected nine directors Raymond J Ashton and M L A B Paulson architects Dye president of the First Federal W Savings and Loan association R Granville vice president and secretary of the First Security Trust company Ernest L Anderson vice president and local manager of the Anderson Lumber company William G McHugh vice & Cq president of Mornson-MerriLeslie Squires general manager and of the assistant secretary-treasurUtah Fire Clay company John W Crofts manager of the real estate department of Keyser Realty com pany and R E McConaughy manager of the McConaughy Real Es tate and Investment company Directors will meet next week to elect officers of the bureau Mr Granville pointed out Friday night that eligibility for membership in the bureau was divided into two classifications namely active and sponsoring members Classed es active members are all indust tries or firms activtly engaged in the building industry or in selling or financing of homes Sponsoring members were defined as organizations or groups such as mortgage lenders architects real estate organizations construction organizations city county state and federal authorities and any other groups interested in or affiliated With the building industry ll er - ic ifT ’ Names Head Mrs R L McKean Friday night was named chairman of the board of directors of the Salt Lake Forum council at a meeting in The Tribune-T- auditorium elegram 1200 FIRST QUALITY Mrs Mary H Soules president of the Utah Council of Democratic Women had returned Friday from a trip to Washington D C wnere she attendeifthe national gathering of party women who were received by President Roosevelt and Vue President Garner She was accompanied by her daughter Gloria Mrs R B Thurman and Mrs George Matty other delegates from the Utah council remained in the east Mrs Thurman stayed in Washington and Mrs Matty with Mr Matty went to New York City to visit the fair before returning to In this capacity Mrs McKean will head the organization whlth will sponsor the Salt Lake Public Affairs Forum First meeting scheduled by the forum will he on April 12 at 8 in The Tribune-Telegrap m auditorium when speakers will dis cuss the international situation All jpeetings will be free to the public Utah West streets Thirty-secon- d each i Sunday afternoon Directed by Jack Douglas contest director of the National Aeronautic association the planes are being prepared for a gas modsl contest May 21 Thbuevent will be sponsored by thfc model aeronautical of The Tribune-Telegra- m Intermountain Aviation club Plans for the ronetst which will feature many planes of the latest European and American designs are being arranged by Wesley Keller club piesidenl and Button de Marais club secretary AUERBACH’S SUPERIOR DRY CLEANING SPECIALS LADIES' SPRING COATS SILK OR SUITS LADIES Tliat Word ‘ Dictator ’ Creates Quandary in Moose Lodge WOOL TOPCOATS of the Salt Lake Moose lodge there most annoying problem It isn’t exactly a new problem But in the last few months it has to the members become acute The troubles of the lodge realJj had their roots ba k in 1888 when just be a president or something the organizers of the Loyal Order else that harmless” of Moose decided to call their head ‘And what about me’" replies man ‘dictator” That was 51 years W S Edmonds past dictator and ago and the name meant just the secretary "The other day a man same as president or chairman or looked at my badge and said Ah director a has been Mussolini huh1’" And it served them very well for a long long time But of late the word ’dictator” SANDY— Nominations were made has taken on some unexpected con- Friday for officers of a girls some not altogether league at Jordan high school and notations to many Americans election is scheduled for Tuesday pleasing Among sui h Americans are most of morning Mary Boden teacher an nounccd Boys of the school will the Salt Lake Moose Now the Loyal Order of Moose organize the first of next week di let it he understood is just as loyal rected by O D Ballard Athwart the serene course lies COTTON er DRESSES HOUSECOATS AND ROBES SLACK SUITS MENS SUITS OR 69c We specialize in sharkskin and knits a CHILDRENS COATS DRESSES LADIES' SWEATERS 35c BLOUSES SKIRTS SLACKS end curtains thorDraperies oughly French dry cleaned and refinished MAIL ORDERS HANDLED CAREFULLY! CHARGE ACCOUNT USE YOUR Rr) FLOOR STREET as it ever was Americanism is one of its basic precepts That s why the whole thing is so annoying Why people seem to get the idea that I m the head of some kind of a bund" protests Dictator D R Cozzens a mild modest man who looks like almost anything except a fuehrer" or a duce " 'Id rather ‘ ‘ ‘ f AUEIUKACirS HIKING YOU YOIJH SPRING GARDEN EQUIPMENT ' Scouts Just Arrived! Bourbon Woman Loader Returns Forum Council steam-electri- of America Scout leaders said proceeds from the entertainment would be used to finanie a trip by members of the tioop to the Golden Gate international exposition at San Francisco America” he says "I'd rather just be pre wood-burnin- Sail Lakers Will See Exhibit The public was Invited Friday to watch trial flight of about 75 gaa model planes at the Utah Central South and airport Twenty-firs- t "Hire in 'Lifeil A'iiSL a 1863-187- Boy sorely troubled Chiefs of staff services at Salt Lake general hospital for the quarter beginning April 1 were appointed by the county commission Friday after consultation with the medical charities committee of the Salt Lake County Medical society The hospital staff heads will be as follows J Mercer Anderson allergy C O’Neal Ruh syphilology and dermatology Nephi J Rees ear nose and th i oat Samuel G Paul epidemiology E B Fairbanks eye V J Clark gynecology Geoige A Cochran C S Fvans J C Hsrdie and Ward Quinn medicine Reed Harrow ncuro aurgery John Z Brown Jr obstetrics John Z Guy H Wight oral suigery Lawrence N Ossman orthopedics Orln A Spencer Ogilvie pathology H R Reichman Snow pediatrics proctology A Cyril Calhster plastic aurgery V M Sevy psychiatry Martin Q B Coray roentgenology C Lindem Earl F Wight Walter Harold Horton surgery W C Walker tuberculosis Edward S Pomeroy urology The out patipnt department will be staffed by the following J Mercer Anderson allergy C S Evans cardio-renhernia nerv ous diseases C W Bird dental H" C O Neal Ruh syphilology dermatology W C Walker diabetes tu berculosis F H Raley ear nose and throat' E B Fairbanks eye E J Capenfcr gynecology Donald D Davis Rulon E Smith William medical E Winikow Byron W N Lawrence Daynes obstetrics Ossman orthopedics L Paul Rasw i mussen pediatrics J A Phipps g enUpper “Old 58” Demonstrating 70 jears of steam locomotive progress R Reichman' proi tology V M tl of Lower (he ‘60s used In Cecil B DeMille’s Paramount picture “Union Pacific” gine Sevy psychiatry L J Paul uroloUnion Pacific’s new steam-electrlurbine locomotive 5000 horsepower and capable of gy Orln A Ogilvie tumor clinic chairman 125 to miles hour speeds up per will be the firsttive will arrived at 425 p m April Salt Lake-Ci- ty exhibition in the nation- - 25 ard he on exhibit until 8pm stop major 8 30 wide tour of Paramount s authentic Th tm" wl!‘ from 9 45 to for display at train of the late ’60s the construc- 11 15 p m tion years of the Union Pacific William M Jeffers president of r railroad the Union Pacific Mr DeMille Announcement Friday that the producer of "Union Pacific" and a histone railroad equipment used "umber of the stars in the pUture including Lvnne Overman Akim in Cecil B DeMille s Paramount Tamlroff Evelyn Keyes Sheila picture 'Union Pacific" will be Darcy Julia Faye Judith Allen sftid displayed in Salt Lake City during Evelyn Luckey will be guests at the late afternoon and evening oDa dinner In the Hotel Utah with April 25 set in motion plans by Governor Henry H Blood Major civic business and labor interests John M Wallace and other state for a community celebration with and city leaders 10 000 Floats showing progress of trans participants The old time train headed by ' Old portation exhibits by patriotic and 58” a wood burning engine of pio- historical societies hundreds- - of neer in railroad and costumes of the period marchers Gives Show days directly Magician behind it for contrast and as a 0 several bands and his visual demonstration of 70 years toncal mummers will be featured To Ail Roy Scouts of steam locomotive progress the parade units Franko the magician and his Union Pacifies General Electric 'Union Pacific”‘will open April c locomo- - 29 in the Centre theater company of entertainers presented a streamlined program at the First Presbyterian church South Temple and C streets Friday night under auspices of troop 34 2 All JFJiai’s in a Name? Trial Fliglils jCounly Board After Du Cor D R Cozzens Near for Selects As "lint at or" of Model Planes Staff Hospital $Jt Lake Moose he Seventy Years of Locomotive Progress Builders of Small Homes A complete service suited to the needs of the small home builder will be provided by the Mountain States Building bureau organized Friday night by 75 leaders in the building and home financing indus- 1939 1 April HAVE MORE FUN Rubber Wheeled Rail Rearing Lawn Mower and don't forget your O Ilk This very fine lawn mower I has all the features to give look your grass that smooth fresh cut 5 Steel Blades 16” cutting span Ball bearand ings equipped with solid rubber tires 10" driving wheel OaUtr VITAMINS Plus is a simple modern way in get your daily quota of vitamins 1 wo liny capsules contain the vitamins — A B C D and G For plus effectiveness Plus also provides liver concentrate and iron — 24 days’ supply -E VITAMINS 275 SHRUBS ALSO 500 FINE harts" your color ROSE BUSHES in know that theie 30 varieties of newly arrived shrubs will pleat youl We have also reordered 500 additional rose bushes in 2$ va- W rieties STEP LADDER WHEELING REGAL GARBAGE PAIL ladder is just the " right height for real ser- - M vice Has strong reinforcements and pail holder extension See them today This Made of heavy galvanized Complete with new f type lock cover and windproof iron Dog-proo- 8IO size ” shades In face Coty now offers you Powder Rouge and "Sub Deb" Lipstick And to help ' ' you find your own personal color scheme Coty has worked out a com- plete Shade Chart Come in today ask tor this guide to new glorious flattery THE A t l ti It whn RUBBER GARDEN HOSE 25-fo- Length ply hose made of live cor- rugated rubber improved Tempered STEEL SHOEL 120 Sharp with cotton reinforcements throughout Brass couplings to aid its longer wear round - nosed shovel of tempered steel with reinforced handle cbrt TANDEM TESTER it yen n you buy wifli Coty I rompbmnn fowdtr $1 Buy the Dollar-Pa- leW f HOUSEWARES— DOWNSTAIRS and Save! $103 Tale advantage of this marvaloul Now is tha right time to value plant All phone orders will be taken care of immediately upon receipt thereof Got Modes comfort the economy way! DRUGS-STR- EET Houeewaree— Downstal r FLOOR MJMBISACTirS AUERBACH’S 864 k E8 RAFAIIIS BUSHES FOUNDED M pirn gadgil containing Spun" tfoug end Sub Deb tip "Air I £4 I WiMi ALL IURDY AND LONG BLOOMING PLANTS SFLFCTFD FOR THIS CLIMATE 'IWO YEARS OLD HLLD GROWN ROOTS SPECIALLY WRAPPED FOR SHIPPING CAREITLLY INSPECTED AND CHOSEN rXTRA LONG ROOTS NOT WAXED AIL NO 1 GRADE CLIMBING ROSE "Air-Spun- color-relate- d "Air-Spu- THE GREAT INTERMOUNTAIN STORE— FOUNDED 1864 THE GREAT INTERMOUNTAIN STORE-FOUN- DED 1864 |
