Show Thursday Morning— Return Friday Of Jenkins Stirs Job Talk -- New Presiden t Chief Mounts By O X Malmqiiist With Mayor-elec- t Ab Jenkins scheduled to return to Salt Lake City Friday speculation on public safety department patronage again is coming to the front in political circles While no appointments are expected to be announced in the near future the mayor-elevill be besieged bv receptive candidates for appointment and their bai kers upon his return The No 1 job from the standpoint of public interest is chief of police A dozen or more men are angling for this position or have received some consideration from Mr Jenkins’ advisers The list includes Louis R Watts former head of the federal nar-cotoffice in this city who is being backed by a number of prominent Republicans Odes B Record inspector in the police department Harvey C Peirce sergeant in charge of the police traffic detail Raymond R Brady attorney who was active in the Jenkins campaign A C Todd electrical contractor who was likewise active in the Jenkins cam- -' paign W L Pavne former chief of police and Herbert Leichter foimer member of the police department and special investigator for various law enforcement agencies In addition to these there is Reed Vetterli native of this city and foimer ace who is now do- ing investigative work in New Some of the people who were close to the major-elec- t during the campaign are urging that the appointment be offered to Mr Vetterli If he is not available York Elected Arch Browning president of the I tah Automobile Dealers’ association Tooele Protests Locksmith Shop Move to Ends Blaze Aeeommodations Traced to Wires Protest against the granting of a request of the Tooele Valley Railway company that it be permitted to discontinue its passenger service was voiced at a hearing before the public service commission Wednesday in the eapitol Those making the protest were Tooele business men and smelter workers who said they would suffer if the request were allowed E R Phelps manager of the company said that so many smelter employes now use automobiles that passenger service has become It is proposed to unprofitable substitute bus service but declared this is unsatisfactory because the condition of the road in midwinter is such that a motor vehicle cannot travel it In Fire originating from overheated electrical equipment resulted in several hundred dollars damage safety The Tooele Valley Railway has Group Heads Win Your Prize and Eat It operated since 1909 carrying passengers the five miles between Tooele city and the smelters of and Arch Browning president of the International Smelting Refining company rIhe fare has was elected Inc Arch Browning been five cents each way president of the Utah Automobile Dealers' association succeeding Frank Hines at the annual meet- Burglars Get Auto v ing of the organization held Accessories in the Hotel Utah Grant E Haves was elected vice Burglars entered the Ballard MoMam 587 South president and W M Patterson is tor company the new treasurer Carl L Snow street early Wednesday through — was reelected secretary an open window and escaped with Directors elected at the meeting an automobile and an undeterare Mr Hines Charles C Freed mined amount of car accesxones William Hunter of Ogden and the Salt Lake City police reported officers d The stolen automobile is owned by John V they hint there are other pros- Buckle of 1894 Eleventh East The accespects with U S department of street officers said justice experience who may re- sories included several radios they added ceive consideration newly-painte- Army Social Order Celebrates the building Four fire department companies answered the alarm meived at 9 18 p m The exact amount of the loss will be determined ThurVliy when fire department representatives confer with the owner of the building Chief Egan said Canadian Legion Unit Elects New officers for the Canadian Legion auxiliary post No 97 Bnt-ls- h Empire Service league were elected for the coming ear Wednesday night at a meeting at the Moose club 161 Second East street Mrs Jemima Gates was reelected president Others named were Mrs John Mrs Ellis first vice president John Silver second vice president S t- F r remains Dr C Lewis Gazin Smithsonian found the remains paleontologist in a pocket beneath 165 feet of blank rock 1 he rock was below d a spot where mammal bones of a later period had been found more than two years ago histoiv of Deputing the the oiganization through a dramatized ‘'cavalcade' the Alpine club social order of the 417th lnfantrj United States armv reserve observed the tenth anniversary of the founding of the club at a jubilee held Wednesdav night in the KDYL radio plav house First South and Second Fast sticets Colonel Jacob A Johnston regime ntal commander and Captain Lewis Reeves initiated Hugh Whit-oc- k into a "special degree’ for the entile older Colonel Johnston confined the title of chaplain on Hamilton G Park in a special ceremony Citations for “bravery’ were awaided Major Hatold Blake and Joseph Havertz one-stor- t- L t rock-encase- r U of U Juniors Elected To Prom Committee Four University of Utah juniors had been elected to the Junior Prom committee The four who will comprise the committee together with Chairman Jack Buckle and two students to be appointed from the freshWednesday w man sophomore and senior classes are Franc is E Cowley Beta Theta Pi Harold E White Sigma Nu LeJeune Brixen Delta Delta Delta and Luella Sharp PI Peta Phi -- 'T A? Miss Trina Gardner surrounded by turkeys holds an especially plump bird which will be awaided some Salt Laker who "decorates early for Christmas” Dalgleish Mrs Benjamin P Ivory chaplain Mrs James WatMrs George son sergeant-at-arH Brooks historian Mrs Robert Watson pianist Mrs W S Carey chairman of the executive committee and Mrs E Norris and Mrs Alfred Turner executive officers George Wednesday night The institution said they were "weird creatures that became extinct long before the appearance of the direct ancestors of the mam malian fauna of today" and that "onlv the crudest sort of picture of what they looked like can be leconslructed from their scanty ” Club Founding iscrv cd Broadway Battalion Chief Llovd B Fgm of the Salt Lake Citv fire depaitnunt said the blaze started in the cenv ter of the building and the loss was to stock fixtures and Mrs sf r WASHINGTON Dec 13 (AP) — Teeth and bones of primitive mammals which flourished 80 000000 years ago have been in central Utah the Smithsonian Institution announced Wednesday night at the Jaik F Flower locksmith shop 69 West Wed-nesda- J3 jUlali Yields Tcelli Bones Of Primitive Mammals Stock And Building ts Auto Dealers Elect State December 11 1939 Salt £akc (Tribune Fire Damages Plan to Drop Passenger Service Hit Prospective List For Police TTljc er Best Decorated S L Homes W Will Win 50 Prize Turkeys 1 Artistic endeavor of 50 Salt Lake City ieskfrnts who decorate their homes for the Chustmas season will be lewarded Wednesday December 20 when the Salt Lake junior chamber of commeice aw aids 50 piie tui keys These awards will be in addition to the sweepstakes awards which will come at the close of the contest J L Fahey the junior chambers Christmas activity chairman said F II Bingham was elected and To qualify for the tuikey prizes homes must be decorated and installed as illustrious master of registered with the junior cham- I tah council No 1 Royal and ber before Mondav December 17 Select Masters at a meeting of the he said Judges will be local elec- order held Wednesday night at trical engineeis ai lists and archi- the Masonic temple Utah council No 1 received T J tects Displavs will be judged 50 per Nelson most illustrious grand mascent on general artistic effect 25 ter of the grand council Roval per cent on originality 15 per cent and Select Masons of Utah at the on ingenuity in utilizing suiround-Ing- s mec ting Mi Nelson with J M Dunlap and 10 pc r cent for conformity d as giand maishal and W J to the Chrislmas spu it installed ns grand chaplain Mr Bingham and his official staff Other officers who were elected and installed were Flovd Harris (ice ne depulv master H R Waldo principal conductor of woik J M Dunlap treasurer-ie-corcC Lcander Pnsk captain M F borly Following an annual custom of of the guaid Clarence manv soars 1 F Drevfous pres- Jr conductor of the council ident of the Paris companv will Charles L Whielci stewaid Rev V F Bulklr (hnplain Hugo II give a Christmas parlv foi sons I daughters brothers and sisters of It h ig sc nhncl and William W companv emploves Sunday at 2 Lager tiustee Onlv childien p m at the store under 12 sears of age are eligible he pai t v attracts more than 200 childien annuallv Mr Drevfous plans to he present to see that every child gets his shaie of candy Dr David Shaw Duncan than-- c nuts and fruit There will be a llor of the I mverstiy of D nver gift for everyone A motion pic ture show a pe rson-a- l will speak on curiint Furopean appearance bv Sinta Claus and aff urs in the light of their histo-- i r marionet performance aie on u at signifu am e at a dinner meeting of Ihc Salt lake chapter of the progiam A special attrac tmn this sear w ill the umveisitv alumni association Tuesdiv at 6 to p m at the Ldge-ln- li be an orchestra that will plav dolte a gaiden 164 hit teenth Fast ing the party according to Howard stree t " Allen store superintendent Di Duncan ie turning from a voit to alumni chaptcis nt Pasadena l il Portland Oie and Seattle Wash also will report em improve me nls and changes at the umveisitv lb vc ill be au oinpamed te vr cjt T Signal lights can’t stop cars A J It I takes quick thinking good brakes and gripping traction Masonic Unit Don’t gamble when it’s slippery Use Weed Chains! It Installs £ t $ r Cod-dai- Is Finn lo Give Yule Party fa l-- e v 11 Shoveling will keep you warm— may help move your car a few feet But Weed Tire Chains will take you safely to your destination Alumni lo Hear 1 Demur Educator i BAD WEATHER AVOID ACCIDENTS-U- 1 Fairies Announce Christmas Fat ly bv Mis Dum an Annual Christmns party of the he me (ting is being arrange d bv Lake Silt lodge Fraternal Order Mrs ( ilh( rt k I udw ig Wednes-dnof FUgles will be held December 20 at 7 70 p m in trni I innl N 000 the I ngllsh room of the New house T O Mur & to Inc of Salt hotel it was announced WednesI ike t lv Wednesdav was fined at a of the day night meeting 81(111(1 m Inited Slates disliut ordc r Mcmbcis of flu agios lodge coin! on a hinge of unlawfully their wives and childien will be solicit ng ai u pi ng and receiving fioin railroad comoik essions special guests said W J Highre party ehaiinmn Santa Claus will panies m violation of interstate put m an appearance to bring online t u commission till iff ngu-- I It Kills Chrislmas treals to the youngsteis Daniel W llarvev worths rts-id- i nt was in charge of the muti1 v 1 the HOTTEST C ar of the Year — tlie Only Car Offering? THE FAMOUS RHYTHMIC RIDE It’s I c plus-powere- d Econo-Mast- too will go for Olds— the low priced money saving Olds Sixty the popular-priceOlds Seventy or the most glamorous car of the year the Oldsmobile Custom 8 Cruiser! -- comes to new and modem features Oldsmobile has everything — new Safety Plate Glass new Sealed- - LDS Trailer long-favore- Di i - PRICED TOR EVERYBODY— Cor t0T d i Sadan i and up Dahvarad at Lanamj Mtch illuatratad tha Sufr 4 door Jour ng Pnca include Sataty Gtaaa Chroma Window PavaaiMf Bum par a bparaWhaal Tiro and lubm Dual 7 rumf at Horn 3 Wtndmh a d VV j erg Up cr £L& AMERICA'S HI OOF ST MOISEY’S IRRITATION Joseph Fielding Smith a memk relief fiom the maclcl mng ber of the council of the twelve It Qm h of cc z ma psoi in is pom on tv apostles of the L D S rhurch and irritation about the rectum or will spak Thursday at 8 15 p m pe r ciiihI parls is obtained bvapplv-l- i a of ihe at I ease it on muting Novugian g Re sirnil Omtnu nt I I) S mission sexielv at the cue r It b we ns t he- elc lie lo night tv hn fust L 1) S waiel cluipil scratch and in cs the imtalnm 1140 Ninth F ust si e t The soothing elect of lbsmol A musical progiam also will he tikes the sting fiom the irrit eteel pre se nte d Off u rm nmioum the pi u s ami make s v on more romh meeting Will he open to the public lie slin I cals soi m r too with the In Ip f Pc irn ns its mlv To iilc Purl! I i hold i the im da at ion in active contact with the tortuiu! parts he r L J Giant lb I) S church Tor gentle cleansing of hr latui in side nt of the president and Hotel tt7h coinpnn will sp ik skill hesmol Soap is excellent he at tln annual Christmas puit of huso it has no x ess of f rc o alkali Hotel I tah emploves to tie tie lit and is so refreshing Many nuues Monchv at 9 p m at tin Intel sugge st and use Ke mmd Ointment and t onp — whv don’t luU try the m’ Mbs Mildted More lock publn it II u v at anv drue store For free Jin man anmniricul Wedmsilcv Se v e n hunch el gm n r i tre sample write to Kesinol Dipt he Baltimore Md to atti ml the fum turn 4 Adv d RIGGER and BETTER In EVER YTJtJNG SOOTHE THE to Talk l Mission Meeting d Hi-Te- DON’T SCRATCH ng SE WEED CHAINS WARNING! 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It’s got thS styling that people instinctively like It's got the size and roominess that everyone really wants It’s got the power for such brilliant performance that owners are especially proud to drive it And when Everybody i sn4 FOR DRIVING WORTH c 1 li Vacuum Hoomfar Hump 3 Sun Vianr W hitm idn Transport tmn baaad on rail ralaa aiata and Itxai tataa ill ny optional afjufpmant and atramanr aa Pricaa an bra it to chan fa withmit n ntua A GKNKKAl MOTOR VALUtt c zt1(lr(s Made of Wccdalloy — a stronger tougher metal Patented End Lever-loc- k Hooks — easy to use and posi- tive fastening Side chains hardened to resist curb and rut wear and cross chain mileage fe In Buutms for I Your Safety c A 580 SOUIH STATU STRIXT 11 TOUHSSUIV MOTOIt GO &ALT LAKE CITY UTAH WASATCH 6141 fi-iaUMt&- oe&gifiih'E J' a FI V ' JfeCi 1 1? gay v St T k 'kkk v ‘t’C Zejg 4 |