| Show ie I 1 - I ' ) i 1 - 10 Wednesday Morning ' ' Defense Body' Sets County Farm Survey k:-- 1 i 0 4 Will Outline Plan Of Pnduction To Meet Needs - 1 -- 4 state ' -'''s -- ' 1' ' I - - I ' - - 4 -- --- ' 1 st ) i 7''''''' l' et —4 44-1- 41 41 - 4 1 - -- o 4 — t '' -' ' i''' - — --- — ' I 1 t:' I 1 1i l 4r4 ii '-- ' ' s I 4 1'6 - : " T'l 17 '' '' 1 i p 1 ' ' ::' ''' ' i ' :14 ''': 5 ' ':ri - :: - ' :' ':Z r :lr::':: ::' :7' :: '' '''à- ' Ai' 1 I s - I - - :77- : t ai '' r '' ' ' - Soo the Baby Do No Other Baby Things Doll Can Do! 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' ' The candidate who obtains the most votes Will become president with the next three vice presidents and the fifth candidate Secretary '- -- - ' f 7::-'- - --- 41 ' 0 1 - - 7 I' 1 - ' te 4:o Nm0 — I 71!"--'"1- Th 125 1 1: :' 1''r') kV 4 f -: 1 ---- : le" - - - ' ' ""'''-(- f41' N I - shorts Novelty-stripe- d Wine brown navy :"- - ''1 Y1 1 S I IC 1:41"411etC"""- - i "Ait ' t : 1 ' - '‘ ‘ J I polo shirt and green Sizes I to '- (4 1 ' J 1 suit ' '''' ' t k iii oo Suspender-typ- e ' C: I s4:tt N A e practical lik ? O' In 4 4 41: 1 vid--' ‘ 1 A' ite'1I - sg -': it - 's ' 4 s" t '' if'' ' -- ' v'''' ' ''' - -- ' ' i " -- : ' 4 i 4077':' e-- -- - 4 - ' - 41" -- - - !: ' 4 - --- - ett — -- 74) - ! " - W--) -- : ''-- ' - - ‘ i ' CI' i - - a tv'T - S - ' s -''-- ' ''' i ''SO : ' Coach Addresses Club - AtO A dor) s's ñ 14L161‘Vticoreo0(104L00Tuirep000ø760 to 4 ' N 4 - - - 10 street ° kol' - 1163 - CounterAnerbach's Street ' S ' -- A :' idi t vk I t-- i 1 - 995 ': C i Officers of the South ASS30siated Men boys' organization at South high school will be elected Wednesday morning C Dewey Hale dean of boys announced Tuesday Competing for the presidency are Dave Cooper son of Mr and Mrs Walter L Cooper 674 Wilson avenue Stanley Kilbourne son of Mr and Mrs Herbert Kilbourne 821 East Seventeenth South street: Jack Lowder son of Mr and Mrs Oscar F Lowder 1516 Hollywood avenue Paul Ryan son of Mrs D W Ryan 1014 Hollywood avenue and David McLelland son of Mr and EigrahGeothtasrget B McLelland 2147 ' 895 CHARGE IT AT HOURS : 11 -S IV S" Boys at South Elect' Today Dy-De- - - (VI esti- "These several hundred pounds of tinfoil constitute a small ex 15ression of our gratitude for the :' hospital" Mr 'rronquet said "for there are of Wyoming youngsters who today are able romp like other ileespaltaedycmalid because they were the Shriners' hospital here in Salt Lake City" le ' ' receipts" Ild R" 4 4 A Dy-De- S it YEAR : i kva 1eS$ 6vp ' s - ktvi 440)4 e : r2F 1"F I - Lc0000 :::::-::::- Every little girl—and her mother "4S invited to come to see the Dr Deft Baby demonstration today and 'tomorrow only! Sample Bath for each liHiti girl -- ' ' - Conbo really and truly bethud ll '' 'Aunt Patsyfounder ti)f the Patsy Doll Club will be at our ale counter street floor today and tomorrow to show lit- e tie girls how to get-thmost fun out of e "mothering" their bgby dolls ' cLe - z N)) Ai:7 :it SEEE AUNT PATSYl ' - i v cl " ' ?Nit te !: - f4171 r :: 1::::::::::::::::::i ' :' y utinfoil-COnSCIOU- '- ::y::is :' :' t ' wow - With Trunk: - swab '''- 1 et 4' ''' ' :1 c:-::!:i::":::- - - -- v- s eP ‘ kNfte7 i ie - i - r curve-handl- 11 (it toiNb - - 4 !:::: '':- t A" of-th- r soap to 'A: 1 e See the 'pew Baby —the atmost humap doll! Soft rubber body hard durable' head: real ears that can be swabbed! Layette includes sleeveless shirt diaper dress shoes socks nose and ear swabbers bubble blower nurse ing bottle spoon - le - Nom 1 ?' too— 1 I - ‘s i Setting an example for Utah nobles who have been commanded by T G Titley of Ogden illustrious potentate of El Kalah temMystic Shrine to collect ple tinfoil Pete Tronquet of Rock Wyo presented the Springs Shriners with more than 500 pounds of the metal Tuesday Mr 'rronquet reported that his huge collection represented the contributions 'of scores of Rock Springs adults and children The Wyoming citizen told Recorder Julius S Daniels and Paul W Cazin Masonic temple building town was engineer that the entire ' and that the citizens already had started on their second krousnpdri-unpidonation "The should serve as an example for our Utah nobles and their friends" "While we declared Mr ''ritley are helping to get additional metals through this campaign-walso are assisting the Shriners' hospital for crippled children which institution benefits from the tinfoil ' $ :l' 5'' tE - 11 wits hot cliopro 1 H— si:: :': - t : 4 -- il 17ti : 4' "tcc HAANnt - til'''' 41:ko'ci S'll 7-73i:- 6- 4 6161s 4 '' - 11 it Blows 1::: IliNe k 1 ' ' - ''! ' i4 ZN---- i :: -- :': - - ' tit Socks from sta - 0 4 - — ":1 ' ' ':2 st :::: i 1 ' ' :c IP' 1NP gir 0 tbsorA do t t N4 ''i :' ' El 111 -- r-- " i - - ::: 1117'1 JPets ) 3 t 1 5721:t: - r":!!-!- : - !! t o' -i 0- lout- ? ifr r ' :: -- - ! r i'-'2- '' ':- ' s: :' 1 S : 0 10: k )4 t I : Gift of Tinfoil :'!:'':::: emontrat 1:mAllft::sCc21tzt--:::- : " ' '':: ' 0- i 7n r 4 i :' q ' Dr- - Dct' --Trztl ' : b-- D :L ''' '': 'i c! r :!: 7 ::::::: i i c: r 4 - f' 1""" ' : - ' - jr ' 500-Poun- d 4 :': - : 298 -k ' :z::i:::::i 3 i::::i:::-:(:::131':::i':::!:::::'::!!':i:''i1::::!:''A ' ::': - 1 '!rf-4-- 'iv 'Ir'::3)9 111 r-- -i i pt o' :0 4 '' i:-- 41 ''' ''' --- p l' :' cr2a I ' ' ' t s 1 i ':::-- j ::::4: ' '4i ' rq :":- ' i - -1 """" ILI LL41)::::-- ' ' dIP Shriners Get : i:' ': 1 1 ii : H skh -- ' I I t I i I 1 mit i Y 63 ?Vm 1 ': ' ': '::!'::: ' ''' fr7- ' ' r - 1111 :": ' ' rreT!! 1 1 ' ' :::':::4') 1''1--'''- : " i ' " ''!:':":"'"3t ::L::: 1-- rt - :''t tr--- 1 ' ' T ' '' :':''' " r'77--' ''' r - - - '4Z -- r t-- : i 4 -''' 1 r' ' rpt ' '' : tik tJjk' - 1 I 1 ''' 1 ' 4 7 ' st1-- o ' Durable colorful gay In a clever rag-re- d iumper dress: two side pockets Sizes 3 to 6 broadBlouse of embroidery-trimme- d cloth Sizes 2 to 6 125 - 4:: p - - ' il A i ' --- 7'1 "''''''l 4 d' is for Corduroy - - -7 - 4 '3 " eV donated to the Shriners' tinfoil drive Receiving the metal are Julius S Daniels above and Paul W Cazin Masonic temple building ' engineer :5 ?::r!::-::?::1-5:4:N:- i o rdlid - ''' 1 I s ‘ittfi:)) t t - ‘ ‘--'- IT4 I ' :':' 41 i 5- About 150 General Electric radioKahn districC manager of the dealers from 'Utah Idaho Ne- - General Electric Supply corporaLda and Wyoming attended a tion and Will O Smith district preview showing of the 1942 model sales manager t both of ' Salt' Lake : radios Tuesday at the company's City Sound 312 motion offices pictures and demsupply corporation onstrationi with miniature trans'est Second South street T F Hall of Bridgeport Conn mitters were featured on the pro- company district manager of radio grain Explanatory talks stressed sales introduced the new models developments in frequency modu- ' : Other speakers were Jacob n A nlation r :: Li 4 Li t- N Wk1 G E Dealers View '42 Radios ii41 4ASJ4i '''' i lil i t - ' --- : ::: 1 fit - :- Crab Lack Crabs Supper for Elks T ''''' t- - f" vs''- - - r ri r'3 :' ” I I '‘' 'vk Winning the war with thdoll is Pete Tronquet's atm Here is Mr Tronquet kneeling at the right with the 500 pounds of tinfoil he and scores of other Rock Springs Wyo citizens IlitlIk'i 111'' ':' I '11:::Itt wt1 t i ' f 1 - v meeting Thursday at 7 p in in the Elicit club 139 East South Temple street according to Mrs Louis Schanlc president and chairman of arrangements for the bene- - --- tit'' 1 e 0 - ' 'T 711"--14- 1 e ''' t ' T77- ' - I ar o 4 Plans for a benefit concert sponsored by the Ladles of Elks on October 23 will be considered at a ': ' ' -- d" I A Women Plan Benefit I it - m Mc-Broo- a - ---- d i C!' ' t ' - - '' 7 E - I - ' ' ' ' 1 r ' ' : - t ' '' : f ' - - — — t ' i ip'N'7 - - ' 1 A d - - i -74 ei 4 ' ?:y- ' :' - ' 4 ' d i ) ie ":f 1 - - tzz y 4 ' ?::-- 0 -k ' - - '' 1 t t f 1' - J ' 11 :t--t4 ' - r :t :- -1 This committee will appoint other committees representing the various food commodities produced IIn the county During the next Ifew weeks the committees will carry on an intensive campaign I among the farmers to acquaint Ithem with the purposes of the program and then during the first three weeks of November will contact each farmer individually to Dian with him how best he can adjust his production to meet the county goal As far as possible according to Mr Martineau agricultural planning committees already in operation In the county for three years will be used win Report On December 6 these committees will report on the progress made and seek to determine if the countv goal is being reached and if It is not what steps can be taken Mr Martineau 'said the executive board probably will appoint the various subcommittees tMs week Sidney J Nebeker chairman of the state agricultural defense committee and J C Hogenson extension service agronomist were among those at the meeting -t " tt 1 I " i ' i ger - - 1 - 4 ' - - -- -- ri t i I 4 Selection of jurors to hear criminal cases during the United States district court term opening Monday wu announceck 'rues-da- y after all had been served with summonses The panel as announced by W Laketown Ronald Bates and SI Barlow Wilson court clerk Bell Arnertian Fork R L Jaz lows:! Spaniah Fork: Julian A Blair Sandal Laytoh: Lynn R Fairbanks 1236 Roose- Wellsville: J velt avenue: Mrs LaPreale Peters John P Clark Clarkston James 152 Tenth East street William D Christensen Salem A L Pond Gove 44 North Eighth West Lewiston Lynn Orser Roosevelt street Thomas D Sleater 82 Co Jacob White Garland W V street William Allison Kensing- Douglas Hooper: Peter S Godton apartrrkents Harry N Austin frey Clarkston Howard S Bing247 East Third South street A ham Trenton: Peter Simpsm Edsel Christensen 1237 Fenway Mount Pleasant Royce Knight avenue Glen S Powell 326 North Cedar City J Ward Palmer Man-John It Haney ticello: Mn Louise Canons Price Fifth West street W Dewey and Mrs Vivian Phe Ipa Garfield 141 First - avenue Woods 1836 East Twenty-sevent- h (2700) South street all of Salt Lake City Those selected from Ogden are: Ira Drake Wilford S Young Mrs Lois Richardson Jesse N Hanson David F Steele Mrs N ellie M The regular meeting of Salt Johns Mrs Mayme Edson a n d Lake Elks lodge No 83 will be Patterson Dorothy Those chosen from other Utah held Wednesday at 8 p m instead cities are: Noble F Nielson John of the crab supper and smoker H Wilson William H Hodges and scheduled for this night John E Mattson all of Logan: originally Purse and 835 Stolen Thomas F Pierpont T Alfred according to H M McNeil exalted Theft of a purse with contents Madsen and William C Miller all ruler Failure to secure the crabs valued at $35 was reported to of Provo: James West Bingham necessitated this change Mr McSalt Lake City police Tuesday by Joseph Felt Huntsville: John A Neil said J C Hadley chairman of 908 Browning Fryer Deweyville: Burdett Cole- of the luncheon committee was Norma Emden man Teasdale Oliver Wahlstrom to be in charge of the event avenue were arranged by the club's 138 members The displays included Christmas and Thanksgiving arrangements miniatures corsages combined with flowers figures table arrangements end dining table and coffee table arrangements and mantel arrangements Mrs H D Landes was the show chairman She was assisted by Mrs Allen Palmer Bradley Mrs John E Dooley Mrs A F Palm Mrs Dilworth S Woolley Mrs H P Brothers Mrs A Virgil Tollestrup and Mrs R A I I 1 — - For District Court Teriii There is no longer any housing shortage in Skit Lake City as far as G K Greening new head of the Salt Lake weather bureau is concerned? Tuesday morning The Salt Lake Tribune printed the fact that Mr Greening and his family had been livingin a tourist court since their arrival from Phoenix Ariz October 1 because they had been unable to find a suitable house immediately And all morning long Mr Greening'! phone In t h e weather bureau was kept busy with calls from people anxious to rent him at house the Greening However housing problem already had been solved They have rented a house at 2461 South Thirteenth East street and will be established thete next week when their furniture arrives front Phoenix Gar- ' theOne hundred and five exhibits ' ' Ckrk Announces Jurymen Offers Galore den club's noncempetitive show at the Art barn 54 Finch lane The show held from 4 p In until 8 p m was believed to have been the first of its kind ever held in 4 It I at the Neighborhood Octoler 8 1941 i Gets House Salt Lake flower lovers viewed the finest of Utah's fall blooms 4 Zvery farmer dairyman and poultry raiser in Saltt Lake county will be visited early in November by members of the Salt Lake county unit of the Utah agricul-- tura defense committee Plans to reach the goals set for county at last week's meeting of the state committee were mapped Tuesday afternoon by nearly 100 farm leaders and representatives of federal and state agricultural agencies meeting in the federal building Committee Named The group appointed an executive committee composed of James H Jensen as chairman V L Martineau county extension agent secretary Joseph E Blake of Bennion Mrs C L Bello of Magna and Mrs M L Berudon of Gran- 1 - 4- TUesday - I See Show At Art Barn e ' ' f ' Weather Man F lower Lovers This Puts Guth Nobles on Their Metal 1 ' Snit CnktIrribtfitt 71Thr 10 11 øl TO' 6 I i ii " i i - ' : - a - DIAL 4-2- - i |
