Show 0 Iriday Morning - rilijc Autoist Admits Brifst Office Seehcr Praises Judge Suspends Term SOUTH SALT LAKE-O- ne de- fendant admitted drunken driving charges before Justice of the Peace Herman Gygi of the town of South Salt Lake when arraigned Thursday while date for entry of plea was set for another Both were arrested by 'Iown Marshal D L Trice Glen White 21 who said he now resides in Murray although his driver s license showed Spring Can-jo- n to be his addiess was given a suspended jail sentence when he admitted the charge against him and Justice Gygi said he would recommend a one-yerevocation of White's dmer's license White was arrested in the 2600 block on South State street Wednesday night To Enter Plea Also arrested on South State street Tuesday night and charged with drunken driving was Don Wright of 858 West Second North street who was released to enter his plea at 2 p m Saturday Three admitted speeders had appeared Thursday before Justice of the Peace Arthur B Bringhurst and received fines of $10 each with jail sentences suspended Fetzer of 1167 South Eighth West street paid a $10 fine w hen he admitted speeding 55 miles an hour in a zone on August 1 while similar fines were assessed against George J English of Sandy and Emma Jean Duke of Magna both of whom admitted driving 50 miles an hour in zones Besides the jail terms $5 of the two latter fines were suspended Horn I'se Admitted five-da- y Alma A $5 fine imposed on J Dupree of 4240 Seventh East street when he admitted undue use of an auto horn in traffic was suspended by Justice Bringhurst Lionel C Ainsworth of 391 F street was fined $3 and three days in iail for running a red light with the jail term suspended Admits Larking Movie Folk Plans Similar for Youth Set-U- p A young candidate for the British parliament neared the end of a years study of American institutions Thursday with the observation that one of them at least could well be transplanted to British soil For this distinction Edward Ast-le- y singled out the civilian conservation corps He added that a movement for a similar corps in Britain is already under way "I ve been to many of these camps and talked to the boys” said 0 Mr Astley who had covered miles in 34 American states before arriving in Salt Lake City "and every one of them has said the camps are the finest thing he You can see their has known Edward Astley Lands the value just by comparing the Rritish civil service and the rookies that come there with the American C C C ” boys they turn out Americans he added were eager Compares Civil Service the 27 - year - old to go to war "and have a cut at Conversely traveler recommended one Brit- Hitler ” ish institution for American study Eldest son of Lord Hastings Mr —the civil service Astley is slated some dny to asA member of the Biitish pal Lament he said would not even dare sume his father’s seat in the house to recommend a constituent for of lords He is already on the list appointment in an administrative of prospective government candipost No such thing as a "spoils” dates for the house of commons system he said exists anywhere He plnns to campaign as an auin British national or local govthority on the United States and maintain this country as' an object ernment “Thpugh you Americans may be of study throughout his career the most democratic people on earth” he said "your governmeht is actually less representative than ours Your elections are too often decided on local and regional issues and by the relative power of political 'machines’ Because we have no 'machines’ in England our elections are decided purely on governmental policies It all goes back to civil service" The British civil service he said worked equally well for the labor government when in power as for )7 A winner After judges had failed to come to a conclusion as to the most beautiful of the 10 girls entered in the contest Miss Neva Jackson of the Intermountain Theatres Inc was selected by acclamation in a close victory over Miss Irma scheduled Jaegger of Paramount Pictures Judges were Hamilton G Park Pincus Charles M Charles L Walker and It S Hill Avenging last year's defeat the distributors tacked a loss on exhibitors in the annual baseball Mrs game Mark Wood won the National Theatre Supply trophy when he dethroned Sam Cooper in the g tournafinals of the ment while Miss Reah Storm took title by dethe women’s ping-ponfeating Miss Maurie Welling Miss Storm was awarded the Jean Arping-pon- g thur trophy for her victory Ihe Ginger Rogers trophy for the best swimmei in the men’s clnss went to Carl Erickson while Miss Erma Straw won out in the womens division and took the Clark Gable trophy The Bing Crosbv golf trophy was won by Jack Swonson after a torrid battle with Clarence Burden Mary Ann Williams pm 5pm Gel Grasshopper Bait bran " - 2144 H !t EAST SUGAR HOUSE v grass- &SAVEf lr XxR7$v se MHXa y ts The I unions "‘De Luxe ” ASH - MA8TLU W States Mr Astley who plans to run for parliament as a government supporter soon after his return this fall considered it indiscreet to tell what advice he would give his countrymen on the prospects of American participation in a new OUTFIT “The WorUTs'lEonder trasher” 30 PIECES IN ALL AH white corrugated tub giant agitator that washes faster and better Idl- Wringer no oiling of the Also Ironing mechanism Board Mectrir Iron Clothes Basket Clothes 1 Ine 10 Boxes of Soap and even A $69 50 3 Dozen (lothes Pins alue at an August Clearance price es safety service-fre- e “ III Thite“ Model A genuine ‘all white” rdcctric Washer for only Down— $4 a Month $4 Slight rarrjing charge on term Others! Wash-Maste- Final elearanr nf leveral brand new Wash-MastSpecial I lectrte Washer all for loniplete only $2 50 Down— $2 50 a Month r poss $38 Down— $3 a Month $3 Pay only 9x12 Rug Cushion Pad Fine Sweeper 3 for RUG SALE 1 of velvet and high-pil- e Seamlr rug Axmtnxter weave ( lioiee of many pleasFull 9x12 aize or ing pattern Also rug cushion pad anudler anil fine Sweeper All S for the one price of only of the Granite sihooi district for were announced Thursday by Dr P T Farnsworth school superintendent following approval by the district board of education They are: Y Bacchus Archibald Dunn Blaine George Park Boone Elizabeth Quick Cyprus senior high school James Purser and Ralph Spencer Garfield W J Lewis Granite junior Frederick Angell Granite senior Pehr Nelson Gustave Sjoberg Grant Olson and Selma Frickson llolladay Frank Ward Irving Madison junior Mark Driggs Cornelius Asmus Monroe Thomas Oakwood Agnes Smart Binnall Plymouth W G Howard Roosevelt Fred Loertsiher Sherman Webster A J John Osborne E R Rogers Spratley Whittier William Penn Martha North Woodrow Wilson Charles Buxton Woodstoik Lelnnd Shepherd 0 SM)S0 f v-- if I $290 Dohq Month Nothing extra for terms or delivery Pay only $250 'SlreamlivuMl’ Living Booms ’Waterfall’ Davenport and choice of Lounge Chairs in rich durable velvet Choice of colors and Indirect Floor Lamp Utility Table Scarf and Novelties An $8250 value for only PAY ONLY JR DOWN— S5 A MONTH— NO MORE 5000 jVttcnd hopper bait will be dellveied at 3 p m Fridny to the West Jordan - D S ward house Marden DRIVE OUT lHY1915 LAIxE-Custo-d- 20-3- 0 Theft of a camera fiom the Camera Centre at 107 Fast Third South street was reported to police 'Ihursday by M L May proprietor Hnimon of 956 West North Temple street who at 99 years of age is one of Salt Lake City s oldest residents The grandparents are Mr and Mis Enk A Poisson of 826 Fast Seventh South street parents of Mrs Lester W Stiong Gerald LaMar Strong Lester J Strong of Denver father 12 living ancestors covering of Iestcr W Strong Mis Hugh R five generatiqns Williams of 666 Noith Tenth West street mother of Lester W Strong are: The President Grant Plans John A Strong of 357 Eighth East street father of Lester J Strong Chapel Dedication Mr and Mis Anders Persson of Hehcr J Grant L D S church 734 East Seventh Soulh stieet piesident will dedicate the new parents of Enk A Persson Mis $15000 L D S First w'ard chapel Kama Hannson of Mnlmo Sweat Nampa Idaho at services Sun- den mother of Mrs Erik A Persson Mrs M II Williams of 957 day it was announced Thursday Work on the chnpel was begun West First North street mother of Mrs Hugh R Williams The church conin May 1937 The tributed 60 per cent of the cost and the remainder was provided by Mrs Harmon tg mother of Mrs M H Williams Nampa church membeis He regarded the Hatch bill in this country as a step toward a sim lar career service in the United 1939-194- Camera Theft Reported conservative administration the ians SOUTH SALT for the various schools Friday 7 state $15- 00(1 to excessively high estate taxes He felt Utahns would be wise to establish a similar program W Harvey Ross was appointed i ban man of a committee of the Apartment Huose Association of Utah to complete arrangements for apartment house week to be observed late this month f to Granite School Aids Named New house hotel — University of I’tah extension division book review 10 a m Dairymens assoAmerican ciation 12 15 p m Youth Sentinel league 730 p m club 8 p m Hotel I tah— Women’s chamber of commerce all day General Motors company 12 noon and 7 International Association p in of Credit Men 12 noon Exchange club 12 15 p m Lions club 12 15 Beau Brummel cafe — Junior chamber of commerce 12 noon Salt Lake Abstractors 12 noon Other meetings — Nominating committee chamber of commerce in chamber headquarters 1215 offiters and directors of p m L S Cambrian society board Britroom public library ish day picnic Lagoon 6 p m A true kload of poison or-- ts pro-Briti- Meetings stale-wid- e Little Gerald LaMar Strong Is vi oik for establishment of a legal sure to have access to all the good limit on the amount of taxes vvhuh may be levied on real property advice he needs as he grows up The youngster son of Mr and were made Thursday at a meeting Mrs Lester W Strong of 826 East of direilors of the Apartment Seventh South street claims no House Assoualion of Utah in the fewer than 12 living amestors in Beau Brumnu cafe E Oim Woodbury a director of direct line beginning with a was appointed and extending Ihe assoualion chairman of a committee to issue down to Include five and all four grandparents Invitations to various organizations of real estnte men in addition to his own patents apaitment house owners and owners of priand If grandparents who joined the fam- vate dwellings to meet to oignmze a state unit ily by mnrriage are added the Mr Woodhurv said Washington number is increased to 17 is The disFive hundred exhibitors tributors bookers shippers and others affiliated with the motion picture industry took Thursday afternoon off to hold their second annual "movie day” outing at Lagoon compete for Hollywood trophies and select a beauty contest st Salt Lake City include a In foim of European war ar Sentiment Notes Driver’s Permit "I will sav however” he added MURRAY— Justice of the Peace "that whatever legislation you H T Matthews of Murray immay pass now wont make the posed a $3 fine on Ruby Bird of 133 difference because when East Sixty-firSouth street when slightest a war comes you'll do as you feel she admitted having no driver's then not as you feel now” license Thursday The fine was He found strong suspended on condition she procure sympathy along the Atlantic seaa license board particularly in the southA fine of $1 was imposed on C east and dominant isolationist W Thornton of Midvale for parkSome sentiment in the midwest ing in an emergency zone when he admitted the charge before City Judge L N Schwan Today’s S L Meetings 1939 August 11 - Hard to Beat 'Twelve Living 'Apartment House Unit Plans Ancestors Body to Seek Tax Limit rians residents reiently raised To Guide Child ganualifm combat real pioporty owners Outing Draws 500 Utah Drunlveil CCC System in America Declares England Driving Count Soulh Salt Lake Salt £afcc tribune Store Opening I- Approximately 5000 poisons atBroadbciit assistant Salt Lake tended of the the formal county agricultural agent an- Schubaeh Jewelry opening store company nounced 'ihursday Farmers may new location orf the noith-easecure it dividual supplies without at itscorner of the Main street and charge Broadway Intersection Thursday from 9 a m until 9 p m Features of the stoie vvhlth was for Positions Graduates recently remodeled at a cost of $200X) are nine large display win? Miss Whitcley jS t graduated from dows vvhith weie constructed to I ' appenranie of a putuie in I is High Sihooi last givelhe a finme fluorescent lighting svs-te! en-I year and lighted walnut showinses and rolled at II B numerous modern furnishings C last Fall She Visitors were greeted bv William jjust recently Sihubnth manager and taken on completed her a tour of the new store Mr Sehu-ba- i 'course and was h has been In business In L nit placed by the Lake City for 30 years school in the office of a S L emporation at Fire Count Faces $75 per month with excellent S L Suspect for Itetly Uhitelry opportunities SOUTH SALT LAKE-- A comadvancement of Hemmer roum plaint charging Robert C C'row-tliCompletion would he the bout lmeslinent one can of 1371 Hllmore street with poiMhly make trees or glass to exposing eneh will he orKenlzed New cl by fue was on file Entire echool Is week riurlnti Ampint riONl I) Pisces for ’Ihursday In the court of Justiie si orients to earn llvlnif expenses of the Peaie Arthur B Bilng-hurs- l l nil phone or send coupon below for with W L Tangren of tho r ntnlOR Wnsntih nntionnl forest serviie siNKsTcOLILGE as lomplninlng witness 111 NAGLlfm The complaint alleged the ofSalt I nke Phase send raining to fense on lined July 23 In the mouth of Neff rani on Jus! he for Bringhurst said a summon the nppiainnie of Cum! her had Addles not vet been served by the sherCl' (Adv ) iff s department st ’''( Novelty Mohair living Room Suites extra fine Davenport comprising lounge (hair Indirect Moor I ainp I (ilitv Table and everything for only $A Down— Jift a Month 78 Just try to match It under S100 rsOTinxc na N UvS And They Are Cornplet L-- Jr M J ®l‘ ON TFRM$ wo coooi South Fist Is too good "11 'C J SAVE on imOAOLOOM n Just Ihe thing for the modern smaller Dlnln IJ 1 a richly finished modern Konm designed Suit comprising spacious Buffet automatic b f’ h tension Table I pholstered Chair appropriate Mirror Lamps and Scarfs Lverjthlng Pay in a friendly yikll' CR DOWN— JR A MONTH— NOTHING MORF ' “ j for When furniture hi Improved on the Sonth fast is alwavs first to offer it because from the rheipest that! good to the best Hnulh Fast stocks (hats made it and plenty of selection Nothing customers Booms Pining te CARPET SAVE AT LEAST 20 lstk h e! 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Just pay ns a friendly call— ou Hill not be ohligtlcd to buy But He do want soil to see the many new things for fall before )ou buy any furniture J6 A MONTH n fS'rrr 'S i ’ T ’ ’4i ill Belter Bedroom Outfits OMY th Super Drdrnom Outfit Itlih flnlxli ftraiitlfiil modern design Round Bed I hut mirror Vanity Rrn h Duplr Boudoir lamps (Hiring Sprlngflllrd Maltr Itrdroom Pillow and th Clirst Mirror Look like 1100 hut now all for JR Down— JR a Month No extra chargr for term Feature xpe- Itleaihfd 1 vanity and mirror Also even V drawers In the chest mattress pillows lamps sprliids lare Values up lo to $129 50 for $A Trade your old furniture for new Own a better furnished home while tin sale I on! ountjin West on easiest of rrcilit without any extra charge till service for m EAST 244 SUGAR HOUSE DRIVE OUT Er--' i SAVE zAr- eW 0- -- au In for teims ddlverv or laying Is all you pay here SCO lbs of GOAL "Hcat-Masfer- ” $Of50 O The New 1910 PHILGO RADIOS Down — M a Month m HtUKi Down holds your new Cimila-lo- r and Coal for later delivery but your order must be In Now as (his Is an August bale Irature only SS075 We deliver all sq $1 and rvervthlnf Just - cr term or di livery W p$r squire yard for the famous additional charge Ciruilaling Ilcaler limit Bedroom Suite HI hi! tr lined and III Ihe new Halit txlra shades that are so popular PLKf HASP! When u imh discount we never hesitate to ship It In by the carloads Just come and see thrse uper mite all complete with Now mid Deluxe tn VERY hPHIAL a factory lvrs ovrr the I ?0 nf Walnut A s2n No ‘ Broadloom of Uilton Quality and two-toeffects that are a real "PL RM 1 spedal May we refer WIST1 Broidloom you to hundreds of wiiiih is who satisfied customers Carpeting to wash shopped around and guaranteed scrub could not equal this dnn or even Beauwithout damage super carpet per sq yd tiful colon in wonderful plain effects Regularly prlted at $85 a square yard — from mills latest leading Certified fall (Olors quality )d only ON TIIE ROLL BASIS 12!) Seamless velvet or weaves Fxtra quality! Txlra sie Fxtra features' Alt are to be found In our Hid selection of Mner Dining Room allies to 1139 50 Mirror Suites and brari Lamp 50 fin and now Sullr OUR I LOOKS COMPLETELY 1 The one prlct $5 ALLOWANCE for Your Old Mattress Now The Mivfakr one of the fine finitlv of Mmmons Super special any le rrdmed to Mattree just SI 9 75 and 5 Allowance for M75 jnuro'd one makes 1 JL It only if II Down — $1 a Month for a Simmons A Another Carload Are All Here line (mnpiut Table Modi I Hullo as with tone and pirfunnaitie PhtUo only (in f f AP urter for $1 pown—$l a Month £ Phlho (ahlnrt Radios were alwivs fine but here I one that U extra fine and the radio lx marelmi All for compute $49-9- 5 Down — $3 a Month Slight earning charge on radios $ Ranges Go on Sale Friday Carload after carloid 7 he popularity of Monarch Ranges should govern you in your (hour nf a hew range Knaiise It Is still the worlds foremost line nf quality Icrnu dtlhery and August SaI prices -- A - IT |