| Show i 10 Vbe Wednesday Morning I Bankers tint O tate Rescinds Swedes Armed Four-CeTax Says Former Plans Lays On Diese l Fuels Mission Head For SL 'Mee' t I I Salt gakt Zfribunt IoN ar) IZZPOt aeaft120 RIO GRANDE EMPLOYEES nt Trust Conference Chairman Picks onvention Aids p Special to The Tribune NEW YORK May 21 — With committees already named plans were shaping up here Tuesday for the eighteenth regional trust conference under auspices of the association Bankers' American trust division in Silt Lake City August 15 to 17 Roland E Clark president of the A B A trust division said that John M Wallace vice president of the Walker Bank and Trust 'Company of Salt Lake City general chairman of the conference has named the following commit- tees: -- - General arrangements: Reed E Holt trust officer Walker Bank and trust company Salt Lake'City chairman Ciaron O Spencer assistant trust officer Zion's Savings Bank and Trust company Salt Lake City vice chairman S Tyson assistant trust officer FirstSecurity Bank of Utah N A Ogden J La Mont Preece assistant trust officer Tracy Loan and Trust company Salt Lake City it Program Group Program: We lby S Emms trust officer Tracy Loan and Trust company Salt Lake City chairman D E Judd trust officer Utah Savings and Trust company Salt Lake City Vice chairman P W Dayer vice president First Se-curity Trust company Salt Lake City vice chairman James E McGuigan vice president and trust officer Bank of America National Trust and Savings association Los Angeles Cal W F Gabriel vice president Wells Fargo Bank and Union Trust company San Fran- C L LeSourd vice National president Seattle-Firs- t bank Seattle Wash Horace B Entertainment: Whitney trust officer First National bank Salt Lake City chair- man H W Hinley trust officer Commercial Security bank Ogden vice chairman Walter E Cosgriff vice president Continental Na- tional Bank and Trust company Salt Like City Eugene D Amott Tracy Loan and Trust company Salt Lake City J E Boud Utah State National bank Salt Lake Citr A Delbert Smith Zion's Sit- ings Bank and Trust company Salt Lake-Ci-ty Direct Publicity I - ' - 1 I -- L'-- Following a decision by Third disctrict court in a case brought by the state tax commission against Bennion Petroleum Products company the 'commission Tuesday rescinded its ruling imposing the four-cegasoline tax on Diesel fuel The court held that an act of the 1939 legislature on which the commission was relying for support of its ruling exempts Diesel fuels from the tax The court found that In the print ing of the sesSion laws a comma th t o wn lecrh-left D 10 2 GR BEEF SAUSAGE 3 MOCK CHICKEN LEGS Fresh'Sliced ' Pigs' Feet Lunch Meat I 5c 2 Ms ' l a a flip Cheese de c 23c lb Aunt Llagda 9s :vEGETABLE ---- -- ' DRESSIIIG SPREAD QUART JARS QUARTS 19c 19c Shortening 44c 15c MIMS 6 0 0 3 29c 3 0 BUTTER 0 a 0 SHREDDED WHEAT 0 r nLa 205 VEAL SO STATE LAMB CHOPS PORK 2 lbs 35c Beell 3 lbs Boiling Lamb Stew J 25c Slab Bacon lb I5c Mon Chops 2Lbs I 9c Llution Stew 6 Lbs 25c Assorted fLZ1Sl lb 19c Cottage Cheese lb 6c 2 Lbs I5c Pigsfeel HMI lb 29c EGGS 2 doz35c Ir LGIread:-- "Rio rour ArAirib Grande Em- we appreciate patronage" a - 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That's why Schilling purr Vanilla has that exquisite delicate savor which won't bake or freeze out 1 yl r a Ilkt It t Vo 4 It Again the Denver & Rio Grande Employees show their appreciation of Salt Lake's Business by designating May 20th to May 25th as mployees' Appredation Week" We are making a special effort to better welcome them and to better care for their complete food needs and pleasures O P S Stores thank each of them for their splendid patronage p 1 i ' : & 1 voii (111tralt'tt) F Langton field secretary of the Apartment House Association of Utah will speak on "Make the Garden as Liveable as Your House Through Lighting" Wednesday at 12:10 p m at a meeting of the Electrical League of Utah In the Beau Brummel cafe 0 Finance: William McEwan trust officer Zion's Savings & Trust ss company Salt Lake City chair- man George E Giles trust officer Continental National Bank and Trust company Salt Lake City vice chairman: L W Hovey trust ILI officer Cache Valley Banking pany Logan S L Billings presill Trust company Lake City R S Tyson assistant trust officer First Security Bank 10 Utah N A Ogden 41ii---hilit- i' 0 e ) 4 611 1:411:1:1 MODC:300C11:300011 0 1111111E11'S r h 14oN William Plans for marketing the 1940 crop of turkeys now being raised by members of the Northwestern Turkey Growers' association were discussed at closing sessions of the semiannual board of directors' meeting of the organization Tues day at the Hotel Utah a 8'' Landlords Hear Official Turkey Growers Meet 10 tYliiiirfla 1:atitilitS Rotarians last Hotel Utah Publicity: W H Loos vice lb president and trust officer First tin Security Bank of Utah N A Og- den chairman W E Myrick as- sistant cashier First Security Trust company Salt Lake City I cups vice chairman William J Fitz- patrick assistant trust officer aLb- Walker Bank and Trust company TOMATOES Gus P Backman Salt Lake City E3 ui secretary chamber of commerce Lemons JDo Oranges Salt Lake City George W Davis vice president and trust officer RADISHES bun GIL Beverly Hills National Bank and Trust company Beverly Hills Cal Lb A L Grutze vice president and New Potatoes ers cornand Trust trust officer Title pany Portland Ore A V God- save vice president and trust of- ficer the Pacific National Bank of Seattle Seattle Wash 0-Pork & Beans -- CATSUP I - JEL-SER- T-Hotel- - und'regtstratton !' JahleSL' Wilson trust officer First Secur- VALVITA 12:r114 Vejkor ITTinAs 213 Tins ity Trust company Salt Lake City I chairman Eugene K Baker assistfor fur Pkgs Is OC ant trust officer Tracy Loan & Trust company Salt Lake City vice chairman Willard R Smith cashier Zion's Saving Bank & Trust company Salt 4ake City R S Challenge Sweet Cream 11)3 Hayes secretary Clearing House 4 in 1 First Oracle association Salt Lake City Grant G Bryan assistant trust officer Lar" Utah Savings Bank & Trust corn- IODIZED SALT Package for pany Salt Lake City Walter L Wilson assistant trust officer First Tall SOIIIY BOY SPAGHETTI Cant Security Bank of Utah N A Ogden 0 7 Swedish mission told Tuesday in the S alk V Mr Larson who returned last summer from Sweden said that country is plentifully supplied with antiaircraft guns which are the equal of any in the world "The social democrat and agrift fuelse thaalboege motor cultural parties which are in conThe lost tror of Sweden are strongly opchanged its meaning comma was found by making a posed to Hitler and the nazis while comparison between the printed the conservative party has been llaws and the engrossed copy on file pronazi" Mr Larson said with the secretary of state 0 3 !n - À The present Swedish government has expended considerably more in armaments and national defense in recent years than did Norway or Denmark Custive O Larson of Cedar City former president of the L frôm far away - May '22 1940 PuritylI STORES r |
