Show r a t if “r & 44aj Tuesday Morning- i er i' Garner f etit prob-- e House : heavily ¥ any as-- federal h the is the he Demo-ctu- s na-ii- Jack the man o (except v problem his own lg expen-m- e mtcr-a- t his down uilt some he owned of-il- of notice profitable her hard to invest suspect hing new way off iart The ow being something agencies V wrote a h id built $1500 per ivernment uses W'ere I A house ’ and that to $15 per for $27 50 ie federal Id homes uilt with effort to 1 building i be done 0 F H A built in on which " of these mclud- - 1 walks XV ne house csldential half miles ipectivcly ie builder or a little ies: The uch floor b shingles cottage" d It has r cottage” over felt r cottage” oor The t and two has two The other to about to entertain MURRAY— Plans aeveral hundred children at their annual Easter egg hunt v(ere outlined Monday night by members of Muiray post No 60 American Legion Merchants of the community have offered prizes and eggs bearing prize numbers will be redeemed at their stoies Two thousand colored eggs will be prepared by students of Murray high schools domestic science department and several live rabbits have been donated by residents of the community The hunt will begin Sunday at 7 a m in Murray city park directed by a committee headed by Dr James Clove as chairman Salt Lake Girl Scouts Monday attended the first annual progress day conclave at the William M Stewart Training school at the University of Utah Class instruction for about 300 girls between 10 and 18 vears old followed an adores of welcome by Dr George Thomas president of the University of Utah After the classwork which included such studies as nature international friendship interior decoration sports and games literature and drama the girls heard an illustrated lecture on 'Forests Trails and Floral Gems of che United States " delivered by Dr Walter Fate Cottam to live street ’tter from which the lend savs ind invite e Browns a number ners and the hour 1 introduce For Utah Day At Coast Fair 1 00-Voic- P Chorus 4' e Art Center Enrolls 400 Students MONEY or ether ’tty much ffer them is assure Browns very at- - he guests come up i and tell have met And when s expicxs save done write to lave bt n f m now each ii a HOME LOANS VISIT THE HOME BUILDING EXHIBIT IN OUR OFFICES FREE INTERESTING INSTRUCTIVE Call Today for Tull Details If not convenient to conic in telephone Wasatch 3221 and a representathe will call at our home or office any time day or evening ash FIRST at i c V harm-fu- t they hey don t not illopp FIRST SECURITY TRUST CO MAIN STREET More than 70 U S Tires dealers from Salt Lake City and surrounding territory Monday gathered in the Hotel Utah for their annual spring sales meeting The dealers who attended with their selling staffs heard fftout an active summer tire advertising and sales campaign which will be undertaken soon by the more than 33 000 independent U S Tires dealH N Hawkes of ers in America New York Cit general sates manager of the U S Tires Dealers’ corporation stressed the advantage in handling a simplified line of products to meet requirements of all possible markets H E Gressler district manager of the U S Tues Dealers’ coipo-ratio- n was in charge of the meeting assisted by John D Ferris northwestern division manager W D Ba'dwin was muster of ceremo nies Another meeting will be held Tuesday at Twin Falls Idaho for U S Tires dealers in that vicinity officials said Slate Meetings lo 20 Wars f A committee including C H Carlquist J E Mickelsen and O A Mickclsen is meeting etich night this week to draw up artu les of incorporation for the proposed cold storage and canning cooperative to be established in Diaper this spring R D Ballard 1 OPPOSITE POST OFFICE Approximately 400 children and adults weie enrolled Monday in the the opening spring term classes at Utah state art (enter waSubjects include oil painting life ter color painting ceramics s drawing adult drawing children drawing and home planning Donald B Goodall director said classes for life drawing are filled but registration will remain open for all other evening periods and for thildten s drawing (lasses Monday and Wednesday at 3 p m Ohil drens drawing classes for Saturdays have been filled Classes are held daily from 30 Purin Madrid 25 jeats pose of his tour In America Is to encourage interest In Spanish refu- puest gees stranded in France and central Europe His appearance is sponsored by the local chapter of the Mednal Buieau and North Amerkan Committee to Aid Spanish Democracy of which the Rev Jacob Trapp and Rabbi Samuel H Gordon are and Mrs Joseph A Curtis secretary Mrs Carl H Schack local chairman of arrangements for the Rev Lobo's lecture said he would arrive in Salt Lake City Wednesday evening MaThe Rev Leocadin Lobo drid priest who will lecture here i Improvement of health and development of phsical vigor and virility of children particularly in congested sections of our t ities are basic objectives of the association of the in its militant promotion of children’s establishment playgrounds" Mrs Hogle said "The task of providing adequate playgrounds for our childien has been confronted with innumerable obstacles in past years but amazing progress has been made in the last It is estimated the asfive years sociation is about half through with its major project " According to the assouation's and nual report not more than of the children living in cities have access to neighborhood plav grounds The standard is one playground of every within a quaiter-mil- e child s home one-thir- Edwin L Wahlquist of 432 Third East street Monday withdrew his to a charge previous plea of innocent of falsifying an unemployment com- C0R0X SOLID-TO- P ECONOMY ECONOMIZER by Westinghouse SUPEROVEN COOKER Court Reduces Venire lo 130 Wet-lnghou- American homes lik your They kept record reported fact on cost A Third district court venire of 160 persons was whittled down to 130 after examinations of prospective jurymen Monday by Presiding Judge Allen G Thurman Docket Clerk J B Lewis re- ported that deputy sheriffs had been unable to serve jury subpenas on five persons and the 25 who were dropped from the venire were excused for various statutory reasons mostly for ill health Doctors' certificates are required when poor health prevents serving Mr Lewis said two persons who had been summoned failed to appear for examination and unless he was unable to reach them otherwise bench warrants would be issued to command their appearance in court The venire will be divided into two setions half of the jurymen to serve for the first six weeks of the April term the remainder to serve the second six weeks the s” to Meet Memorial building R0 North Main street announced Ezra T Hatch president h Kitchen-proo- f W re- havt —See it before you buy any rang WORLD'S Clt ANEST COOKINO UNIT SELECT COOKS WHOII MIAl EOR ABOUT U RESULTS EVERY TIME SPECIAL OFFER SnvMjtigjcdsL FOR A LIMITED TIME the Low Cost of s25 10 ELECTRIC MIRRO ALUMINUM SET with your purchase of any new 1939 Westinghouse Electric Range COOKING War-burto- feature sult Engineer Society To Honor Pair i tested Range in typical Members of the Hatch Genealogi cal society will meet Sunday April 9 at 4 15 p in in Joseph F Smith Fine muriMFS arWIW-PRO- m 103 women Theft of a pay telephone contain number of an undetermined oins was reported to Sell Lake ('lty police Monday by officials of the Wcbsltr school 421 Eighth East Strict- - Guillv Pica Draws Ing parliamentarian Chairmen of standing committees named were Mis Erwin Rusk Simons manufacturing plant for smqkeless fuel Mrs Claude Miller Investigation of unjielding opposition Mrs F mma Lindsay Thomas city oidpnnce Miss Jane Gdlett tourist traffic Mrs Wairen L Lindsay music and art Mrs Samuel Wjnn development of natural resouries and Mrs Samuel C ottered development of winter spoils Mrs Simons was selected chairman of the finance commit tte Mrs Alma Woodliall membership Mis Mrs Mary Edgeworth legislation Ernest D Kimball radio Mrs Ernest Uricn revisions Mrs Floyd M Beach hostess and Mrs J E Bernstein Mrs Miller and Mrs Richard K A Kletting telephone Goal of the National Recreation association— to provide an adequate eafe and beautiful prajground within walking distance of every child s home— la 50 per cent completed Mrs James A Hogle of 548 East South Temple street Utah sponsor for the association announced Mon-da- ) Hutch Group 30 p m Suspended Vivid Impressions of the Spanish will be brought to Salt Lake City Thursday when the Rev Leotadio Lobo suspended vicar of the San Gines parish In Madrid lectures at 8 p m at 169 South West Temple street Father Lobo left Barcelona the day before It capitulated to naHe had been a tionalist troops chif war I’lay Faeililies ear All Children Pay Phone Looted 9 Three offuers and 16 committee chairmen wcie selected Monday by the Salt Lake womens chamber of commerce meeting at the Hotel Utah Mrs John A Wultsoe was chosen histoi lan George J DuPont auditor and Mis Will S McQuil-ki- n Asocial ion Seeks pensation application pleaded guilty and was assessed a suspended $20 fine by City Judge Wiltord Moyle Burton Judge Bryan P Lcverlch suspended a six months term imposed last week on R A Ireland 29 of 211 West Fourth South street for issuing two insufficient funds checks Ireland had been given until Monday to make good the (hecks totaling $20 and to pay $2 05 In court rosls m to New Leaders Praise like tiiis Plans were completed Monday for a meeting of the Utah section American Institute of Electrical Engineers Tuesday at 8 p m In New house hotel when two University of Utah graduates will be awarded cash prizes and certificates Recipients of the awards presented as a elimax to the 1938 thesis competition conducted among engineering students in the northwest division of the institute will be W Wallace Murdock now an engineer for the Southern Utah Pow er com n pany at Cedar City and Ray of Tooele engineer for the Nevada Consolidated Mining company at Ruth Nev Awards (o the two former stu dent of the school of mines and engineering will be made for their joint thesis "An Investigation of Resonance in Iron Cord Indut-tencewhich they wrote for degrees a Monday Women’s C C Selects 19 Vestingliouse Electric Range Owners Hear Tire Company Recreation Goal Reaches Leaders Plan Campaign Half Way Mark Presbyterian Units I’Hl ST SECITHITY LOW COST LOAN PLAN iyht little ldren and ously and M Andius L £ Holds Auction our choice of tuo economical proposals 5 v Tentative plans for observance of Utah day at the San Francisco fair on June 14 were discussed at a meeting Monday at the capitol of Stephen L Richards member of the council of twelve apostles of the L D S church and a special committee heeded by Senator Will R Holmes of Brigham City Mr Richards suggested that former Utahns in California be asked to coopeiate in arranging a program to observe the day and expressed the opinion that the services choir could probably of a b obtained Frank M Browning of Ogden chairman of the committee on Utahs participation in the fair released a letter from Mrs Luoile Wallace Wolf hostess at the Utah exhibit to answer charges of Howard P Leatham member of the slate tax commission that the exhibit is “cheap and shoddy" In her letter Mrs Wolf said “On her recent trip to San Francisco Mr Franklin D Roosevelt vltuted our exhibit and stayed quite some time She was very gracious and interested in the exhibits of the Great A mountain mahogany native White Throne Bryce canyon and evergieen shrub brought the highTemple square and very complimen" est price paid at the auction contary of the same ducted in the Tribune-Telegraauditorium Monday night by the Salt Lake Garden club—but that price was only 95 tents Chrjsanthemums sold at the opening bid of 10 cents R O Kirkland Bountiful florist Meetings of two organizations af- lectured on rose culture and Clifford filiated with the First Presbyterian Olson chairman of the committee church in Salt Lake City were for coordination of all civic and garannounced Monday den orguuzations in preparing for The Women's federation of the the 1947 centennial reported on church will conduct an executive plaiw for a general 'face lifting” of session and installation ceremoriies roadsides and c lty lots for new officers Wednesday at 11 The spring flower show of the a m at the church club is scheduled for the early part Tuesday at 6 15 p m a dinner of May in the slate capitol Miss Lila will be given at the home of Miss Menzies chairman announced Bulk Clara C Christensen 764 Lake of (he spring show will consist of street by the Philo Christi chapter tulips and lilacs of the church Mrs R P Douglass former missionary to South Africa will be the principal speaker ts and pas e Joneses l Leaders Plan Oil HEFIXANCE introduce Meets Slated Left to right W D Baldwin John D Ferris and II E Gressler officials at the annual spring sales meeting of U S Tires examine latest developments in the rubber industry TO IKYJILII 1I1JY ewcomers e jp MORTGAGE kind to irming all to know zing come congenial Monday Mrs M N Groo of 367 West Sixth North street told officers that while she was entertaining some guests at her home a purse was taken from a bedroom She said the thief evidently had reached in through an open window with a rake or piece of wire Mrs Groo said her young daughter was asleep In the bedroom during the paity but was enlv dozing and would have heard anyone entering the room announced T f but that Is continuing to ply his polite repoits Indicated chairman of the general committee S L Garden Chib Theft of a pocket watch from Ms coat while it was hanging at East high school was reported to Salt Lake City police Monday by W'arren McCallister of 936 Fifteenth East ays: "How and say the other niths and le Greens trade" DRAPER— Appear On S F Program Tliief Takes Walcli lnbrodui few weeks M B May Post Arranges For Egg Hunt lbune ‘ 6 Co-o- p Jps v Socks U S Help For Hof ii goes From Long War Salt Lake City’s ’party buiglar" particulaily active during the past rev 4 1 April 4 1939 From Bedroom I T - j- i i- ‘Party Burglar’j Madrid Priest Will Tell S Steals Purse Of Spanish Civil Strife - campaign will be laumhed to keep the public from carelessly discarding lighted ciga-reor matches along roads and trails said J E Gurr foiest supervisor Such thoughtlessness is responsible for most blazes he added Although Utah state law makes it a misdemeanor to throw lighted objects from automobile windows forest service officials are hopeful it will have to be Invoked In a minimum of cases Sixteen guards will patrol the Wa- Girl Scouts Attend Conclave at 4U’ lowntown At the ating one ises for a ay i - ‘ 'UlF f ‘SMi5iBJisrSs- --7T fv- fKT Sait £akt Tribune - Vt'f ' ’ irofitably )0 ill- satch forest this spring and summer on the alert for blazes A central fire dispatcher in Salt Lake City and four C C C youths to man fire apparatus will complete the "skeleton force Mr Guir aid tins eiew is suffi- cient to handle most fires but that in emergencies considerable more fire fighters are needed How to obtain and train them is one of the problems befoie the annual meeting he said Range maingi mrnt is among topus to be (he imH Tuesday xt Attending the muting are Mr upr-viso- r Gurr S S Stewait of the forest G M O Neill executive assistant and seven rangers junior foresters and range examiners wafted i o irsi ts ale about tile horse be h An educational er and is of Jwi&- - p4 4b y promising lawn w as t If-- 4 Rubber Firm Officials Eye Developments Better means of preventing forest fires and fighting them when they do occur were discussed by hiembers of the Wasatch national forest personnel at opening of a two-daannual meeting Monday in the federal building nder that lie is not id cactus ore about president the brain 'jjc 2I)C Officials Lay Summer Work Plans for ims breed io stories ose about iss - Forest Service Plans War On Fire Perils es - s and the You are cordially invited to attend the "FOODS OF THE HOUR" ELECTRIC COOKING SCHOOL J&hmA HOTEL on which you can buy April 5 6 and 7 at 1:30 p m and evenina of April 7 at 8:15 p m an Electric Range IN SALT LAKE CITY ALL APPLIANCE CO AUERBACH COMPANY UTAfi SEE ANY OF THE HAMAL FURNITURE FOLLOWING MSM HOME CO EETCHUM BUILDERS SUPPLY CO WESTERN ROYAL VACUUM CO WESTINGHOUSE H B APPLIANCE MILLER CO PETERSON'S APPLIANCES INC DEALERS CO 71 1 |