Show i I 20 Monday Morning i t October 6 1941 5alt galit Zribune Chamber Artil1ery Unit 1: S L Cadets Adjust Shiny New Oritss': Hats 1Women's Meets Z6C ' ' ' i ' Ad Manager I Accepts Garb of COlfrkitirt' ''' Unit Maps S L Session ' i: ::: :wxs(4Alwor013004COMONOWXW44::$:k — ' :- :: :errk Utah Idaho Body Will Hold Meet Oct 11 12 and 13 i ' i -- : :I!' f!!'w ::'—':" : :': f '5 I:? ''''''''' ' ' —' l ' — Listsl'ong $ ' - Y ::' - 4 j - :' A k i - - t '4 'f ' - ! ' i '' ' - '' r I i itrktptilt101444111641: v Oct 5- -(I t field Fortieth of the t ' artillery regiment Twenty-sixt- h Gar1 East field brigade artillery :::::'' " :::1 '1 A rison Camp Roberts includes 11 'tt 0 officers and more than half a hunI 1 f anwas )- men from Utah it dred ' l'ir00 ) nounced Sunday at regimental :11 t1 4 '' t:''''4 o$Nal '''''''''''')t headquarters v The Utah officers are Captain C ' 0r 14' O Butterfield of Riverton Lieu' k ti tenants C M Charvoz A E JohnI es-- '4 t k Af i E P son N:?'S-4''"Gerald Matthews ‘4e4:00 io ' Mower R L Read H B Stafford 2 01r01' (4 L W' Tuckett and W C Thomrlioi1P''''''' ''v: I n ' itge ' ik 7sen all of Salt Lake City: A M ' 7oKAgatero' 41( ' Marston of Ogden and N C Tay'' ' lor of Plymouth ' 4 i 1 13 Organized three months ago ilrl ELUT ill FT e with selectees graduated from I P I West Garrison Camp Roberts the ' new two regiments of the brigade As EAU' k N are taking time out this week for As Spo Pet SAL i ' Yea Take N field days in celebration of an adItiskt Our It vance from preliminary training to ZS SA 311 Itoefeti advanced battalion training school Robert prt Newly appointed cadet lieutenant coloneN these right Keith Best of South high Tears se Cov- Fully ' 'West Obstacle Races Held In of of will Schluter Jack head units and East the three youths ROTC Tres b4s- Bryant 'red k by rfre Colonel Allender Swift announced promotions three Salt Lake City high schools Left to laser The Thirtieth field artillery regiSorvkv N'''t NO ment has held obstacle races with Pb Slits nos Lssisma So the soldiers carrying full pack and Ordered to Active Duty gun section races with the troops moving heavy equipment through Second Lieutenant Arnold W to load Aoothitt "insurmountable" road blocks Mn F B son and Mr of Harris arfield week This the Fortieth t141 t Harris of 1386 Glenmare street has tillery will hold a "motor show" i with prizes for the best appearing been graduated from the U S N't ilt)--4) kitchen trucks mechanics' trucks marine corps platton commanders' torv gun section trucks and command orVa school and at Quantico cars it was announced by Colonel (Continued front Page 'Thirteen): Mr and Mrs George M Fitts dered to duty with units of the William R Gruber regimental 417 G street will be adjutant and Iof 2177 Iatike street who were First and Second marine divisions commander in Salt Lake City October' Special events of the show William Penfold son of married 4 1881 observed their golden wedraces with motorized equip- Captain i'enfold 2194 G W of Mrs ment through 4'figure 8s" staked Mr and ding anniversary Sunday at a famoff on the drill grounds quick stop Nineteenth East street will be ily reunion in the residence they qifiY have occupied for the last 34 years events and "trouble shooting" con range officer $ k The couple has lived in Salt 1 tests in which equipment secretly Company commanding officers Lake City almost continuously put out of adjustment must be are Captain Dale Brown son of 1 since 1891 and into put repaired by operation I V I V I J I '' Mrs Alan J Brown of 359 Elev '''' the contestants They have five sons and daughwere to four ters able of whom With the discovery of a fire enth East street Captain George station at Hunter Liggett Muir son of Mr and Mrs George take pail in the golden wedding guard Sunday They are Mrs military reservation which gives C Muir of 440 East Third South celebration M Thornton Mrs FredWinnie a artilof view son field Max street: birdseye 9ie OWASt46101046059600600441501600400600MI Halliday Captain lot(40006OrwW0000b1 I Obtain SSO L Bagby Sr and J C Fitts 3)(r lery firing ranges this training of Mr i and Mrs Gene Halliday of erick to $2000 R Lake all Robert of Salt h City N-of area "official" at an Twenty-sixtof freshman used by the the College 3766 Twentieth East street and Br way becoming At Lowest field artillery brigade has become Captain Clyde Rasmussen son of Fitts mayor of South Salt Lake Miss Jean KOrseberg left fresh' one of the best in the world Mr and Mrs Clyde Rasmussen and George W Fitts of Culver Rites To man class president accepts a cap and gown from Miss Mon-ta14 City Cal Consolidate Colonel Gruber said 1016 Thirteenth East street of st Your R Murphy president of the student body If past-du- e South high school named Robert i some Debts Assists Checking bills and G A of son of Burton Burton ' instailrnent burden- 111 In the firing practice of brigade 1249 Whitlock avenue as major you down p aym ents are units the terrain is reconnoitered Company commanders at South order for loan our popular and the guns placed and then a will be Captain Jerry Wakefield and get you! You canpin la just Made-toPay ONE smallextra cash check of the 'operations and esti- son of Mr and Mrs Amos Wakeyour besides—and debts come mates is made from the guard field of 628 Wilson avenue: Capmonthly paymen t PI ha and only to fit ve only station which affords an observa- tain Donald Johnson son of Mr ONE place afford to use S your In- to Our state for tion point comparable with ob- and Mrs N M Johnson of 1240 YoU can Any Site similar money—lowest to se servations from an rates in the The Crandall avenue Captain Richard end your Sewed tet us show First In a series of American great value of theseairplane money worries observations Bills son of Mr and Mrs C Ivan On ' you how for good! "1""""tooNss Como Is every member of the Bills of 1729 Shelmerdine avenue Their plans for conducting the Red Cross standard first - aid is that crews or HEEL loll 1 LIFTS nose can make them and and Captain Bruce Stewart son of Ile ralc Cotolls--Nground for o courses for women will be conMEN'S RUBBER Investiture cerefirst check on his own work Colonel Mr and Mrs J B Stewart of 1947 Olititorloo HEELS I il Pair IL 19a ' monY la the history of the -instiGruber said ducted Monday from 2 to 4 p Fifth East street it I Service show of The first big I The cadets are appointed officers ti L at the Chapman branch library tution foiled by inclement weather --mL a series to be broadcast from Camp on the basis of previous records In Your students at t h e College of St 577 South Eighth West street Roberts Telephone be on the air Thursc and a competitive examination at will i t ) Charles d Paull director of day at 9:15 p m it was an- - the close of an officers' school 11 N 1 1 si N Sunday cornLoan Application -4- 44 FACTORY A pleted the clothing of 44 freshman first aid ind water safety for nounced at Camp Roberts head- Lieutenants of the schools are still -- ow ' t 14111-1-1L4The will to be 4 ' announced the Lake in academic caps and Salt quarters students presentation ' county chapter SEME I EttP1311 be over the NBC Pacific coast netCommandants at the three city $50 to S2000 At Lowest Rstes'--- lierid's UMW Shoe Itoàofidsil '21b"" i gowns traditional part of thecere-- ' has announced are Lieutenant Ross work schools Arthur Ramsey Sergeant high d The courses will be continued director of the 1 Alt3 Convenient Locations: monY in inside cor- 'Camp Roberts C Hurley at West' Sergeant Clar4 EAST BROADWAY I 41 ' on succeeding Mondays from 2 amphitheater 0 ridois t "4 ip:16"k -4 I ence will be program I P East and Ser: ti 323 SOUTH MAIN ' 0 UMW ' 9 director Advanced nearly a month this to 4 p m he said geant J R McNair at South year front the usual date ofpres' weather entation in hope would be Mild enough to permit -t N 14 an outside assembly the cere- 4t 1 1 i --" '1Pi t 1 4 iit monial was forted indoors by 'one tojJ f"' if ira ) '1 P a- i ( t 1 orl ii 1 I in recent i'Aib of the earliest snowfalls I i(1)1 I i I is 1 11) I ' ' '41e N "4 4 years 'N4 Nevertheless the program'drew 00-- -' 1 t J t -L t 4 7 de relaa capacity crowd of parents i c ""4130 4tives and friends of the freshmen tk I e I t-1U all of whom received cap and gown 0e 0001 i outfits as signification of' their bem1PleORWIF"IMPIPw ( bs ing accepted officially as fresh'swam -' - t '' : men — ' t -- -1 ' The garb is regulation dress for i4I all students of t h e college at I chapel services and all other forI El 1 ' mal affairs including graduation 1 I i ' In charge of placing the tndii i ' vidual caps on the different freshI ' 1 i ' -k I t tI ' men was Sister Mary Agnec Ph AV c 1 II president of the college Miss 04) 11 Montana It Murphy of Schofield i VI' Utah assisted in- arranging the 4)-!-Of -ceremi onieSn MontKorsebergThe washing of CASTLE GATE Coal in clear mountain water not only makes it free pelier Idaho freshman class presitisk dent was first to receive the cap of excessive dust and troublesome fines but it removes almost every trace of ssti N '1'1 CASTLE CATE matter and Besides the modern foreign ney refining ' VI The fact is that plant reduces the ash content to the lowest praitical minimum CASTLE CATE has 20 percent less ash than the average of the ten other leading af a N sEll°" ii W S N oaMbommeA ' coals RESULT: Purer coal—more heat per dollar—less waste to carry out stoker Utah 4 woo ' t 6 ststtst 'b gl -- 000s svoc)us tatirl' i s "0"''''''''''' ' '''' eg—w ' 11: CAMP ROBERTS Cal 1 '''''4''''- - N—- 114 't "'i 4 Personnel j c 4 -- 4 ' Illnw : Advertising men from Utah and Idaho will gather in Salt Lake City' Saturday for the annual three-da- y convention of the Utah-Idah- o Newspaper Advertising listalagers' alsociation at the Newhouse hotel A program of business meet- 1 ii discussions g a roundtable k luncheons and socials is planned for approximately 50 members and their partners who are exThe conpected to participate vention will close October 13 After registration Saturday at I pm the advertising men will playgolf or attend the football game at the University of Utah stadium A buffet supper will be sponsored by the Salt Lake City newspapers Leading advertisers and newspaper men from the two states will speak at sessions of the conference beginning October 12 Robert Warner advertising manger- of the Twin Falls News and Times and president of the organiaatio will preside at a general ' roundtable business meeting October 12 from 11 am until noon after which Fielding K Smith of Salt Lake City will take over duties as master of ceremonies at Utah-Wyomi- ng - a luncheon Other speakers for the day will be Lettoy D Simmons promotion manager of The Salt Lake Tribune and Telegram: Mark E Petersen general manager of the Deseret NeWs Heyden Heitz of the Xdaho Falls Post Register and Amos B Jenkins advertising manager of the Deseret News A dinner in the evening and a theater party at night will climax the days program Speakers at sessions on October 13 will be Marion C Nelson of Salt Lake City president of the Gillham Advertising agency R T Harris of Salt Lake City head of Harris Advertising agency George Morgan advertising manager of The Ogden Standard-Examinand A A Campbell display advertising manager for The Salt Lake Tribune and Telegram The entire group will meet with the Salt Lake Advertising club at 12:15 pm at the Hotel Utah Royal L Garff of the University of Utah speech department will be the 'speaker I ' : - : 1 er - Members of the Salt Lake worn-echamber of commerce will have their regular assembly Monday at 1:30 p m in the Civic Cen ter 544 South Main street Mrs Anthony C Lund presiw dent has particularly urged that all officers and committee members attend ns ' :-- ' ' ' : ' : ' - 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OPTICAL DEPT MAW FLOOR REAR Mi - I E : - - ' 4 to t George E Lyons 56 of 56 Van Buren avenue a locomotive engi- neer for the Denver & Rio Grande' Western Railroad company for the past 34 years died Sunday night in a Salt Lake hospital after a brief illness Death was attributed to asthma Mr Lyons- WWI born in Salt Lake City Christmas day t1884 and had lived here all his life He was a member of the Brotherhood of Locomotive' Engineers and of ' the Moose lodge Surviving are his widow Ruth Sainsbury Lyons of Salt Lake City and four 'sons Harry J Lyons of Temple City Cal - Harold V Lyons of Lynwood- Cal and George E Lyons Jr and Alof Salt Lake bert L Lyons both City - VIS1 P 'i r-i- "- nil 0 kt1 a -- 0 ) 74 I 4 " --- i L t t E' - — o ' s'' uEEL1 4 ":" v --1e4'' ' ' plant I ''- ''''' ' I sod (Adv) air-fu- I 1 --- 1 n Lt &I - '''''': ' z 0 114 T"- - I b - lito 1 f - :447"-- a : "" -- I -- 0' gal' ill " - ''' 1 ' I: 11 - 1 I :::tiz- lot y) 2 OE mAn 0 - - I 1 LA cy :Itst PE " F ' Did Mt of the 00'- "'' - ilk c ''41'' - cAS31 I 14 f 4 INP1d '''':: rt i BAMiERGER COAL CO -- ' ftr Deckrs - 1 :-- '1 1 4 4 ' 7 1 ''S i 41 : '' LI - g ' 4" )' k4 -4- 4 11111-- - CURTIS COAL CO: 1"0" ' 1 - °' l'" V ok (I : ''''lliitl-- 4-56- 13 N 4 - la !IA IV 0141 I Vel V wins& 1 z' P im:L----- 0‘ 4- 1111 -- dit14-- '4 - I ' ' ' - - orle 4- i 1 41011103 a i saes r 11661016 el t- : P i 's 0e— i N 4 ma 1416" Ainooir------ L3 la - ? - -- 1 i 1s øø'' -- gur ! )16 ' J el --- cunt 10 i ! 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