| Show 4B I Sun(lay Morn Ing Cbc eciatt gake Tfribunt 0 Heads Meeting Disease Count Shows Jump Over Year Afro State Awaits Red Cross Annual Drive Utah chapters of the American Red Cross are completing their busiest year in two decades and are facing tremendously Increased responsibilities for 1942 Alien E Kolb field representative for Utah said Saturday as preparatiorus were being completed for the annual roll call to begin Tues day and end November 30 Mr Kolb summed up accomplishments of the Red Cross In Utah for 1941 as follows: A total of 182012 hours of service were given by volunteer Red Cross workers 932 Families Helped Mrs Ruby P Wheehyright will preside over Utah AssoDuring the year assistance was ciated Beauticians' convengiven to 933 families of service men As the Offand tion icial auxiliary of the army and navy the Red Cross Is required to give assistance in emergencies to the families of soldiers in active service as well as to the families men The of disabled Red Cross through its local chapters is also required to make investigations of home conditions required by military authorities in cases where men have requested emergency furloughs or dependStriking innovations in the aik Utah chapters of make-u- p ency discharges described by several now are being swamped with rebeauty experts are exquests for investigations as a re- Hollywood to the highlight of prove of pected sult of the pending discharge 200000 men by Christmas the ninth annual convention of Eighty hundred thirty four Utah Associated Beauticians Women were trained by Utah which will be held Sunday MonThis day and Tuesday in the Hotel chapters in home nursing training is designed to equip wom-In Utah en to care for sick persons Several hundred beauticians their homes relieving the strain from all parts of Utah will attend on nursing facilities occasioned by the three-da- y meeting Mrs Ruby calling of nurses to duty in the P Wheelwright ofOgden associ1 ation president announced Saturarmy and navy day One Station Aids 17 Among visiting hair stylists maintained and 'Utah chapters artists who will ande make-u- p operated 58 highway first aid sta- offer demonstrations and lecture tions which gave assistance to at the convention will be Reno hundreds of motorists injured of Hollywood and Eric of New hair dealong the highways of the state York nationally-know- n One such station reported giving sign experts and Lee Harris of attention to 17 seriously - injured Hollywood and Steve Courso of persons in one three-mont- h period New York traveling make-u- p artthis summer ists The first aid program experThe meet will open Sunday at ienced an increase of 60 per cent 10 a in with delegates registerwith 14768 persons being trained ing at the hotel A In this field during the year It luncheon presided over by Sara has been estimated that every Jeffries of Salt Lake City presiperson trained in first Co( saves dent of the local unit of the organlifeat least one life during ization will begin at noon George time S Banff will speak activities Other opening-da- y SAMS Garments Made include demonstrations will A total of 38473 garments were Reno and Mr Harris at 2 p by produced by Utah chapters for the and a social hour beginning at relief of war refugees Most of 6 p m these garments were shipped to On Monday Mayor Ab 'Jenkins Great Britain and China In addi- will deliver an address of welcome tion 58201 surgical dressings' to the delegates at their 10 a in were produced for the treatment session A program of lectures of wounded refugees and demonstrations will continue Mr Kolb pointed out that local the day work is made possible through the throughout will elect new convention The annual roll call Only 50 cents of officers Tuesday and will coneach membership goes to the na- clude with a banquet and dance tional organization the rest reTuesday evening in the Lafayette maining in the local chapter to ballroom finance local programs ce Catho- Ray Campos of 130 Hawthorne lic church in Berkeley Cal and the Rev John Dominic Redmond avenue in Salt Lake City police 0P of St Dominica Catholic church in San Francisco Cal will court Saturday admitted a charge conduct a week-lon- g mission at the Cathedral of the Madeleine of failure to yiel&the right of way 331 East South Temple street beginning at the 11:15 a rn mass to another vehicle and was fined Sunday $20 He allegedly WEIS involved in Lawrence A Johnson state! Masses will be conducted daily acrament Rev Purcelf-anRev Redmond accident at First South at 6:30 and 9 a tn Recitation of housing director placed the blame At timea they have returned and a two-care of of Friars members the Order been had said five all owners rented He said that the and First West streets Thursday the directly upon and a brief instruction preachers founded by St Domin:c rosary A full they have failed to inform the free That is palpably unfair cases in court Other Saturday will precede each mass Each eve- - in the thirteenth century The prustate service when their units are could have been ob- were: rented As a result the registra- - day' searcha ning at 7:30 o'clock there will be losopher St Thomas Aquinas was thoughtful landlord — Bernell Gi Illes of a rosary sermon benediction and a member of the Dominican order tion office created only for their viated by Speeding benefit has sent many familiee in one who would have reported his 4521i Quincy street fined $15 search of apartments which have apartment as rented J Henry Glissmeyer of 1141 South DR W L GARDNER "If we are to be of service" Mr already been rented butt through A HAMPTON thoughtlessness have not been Johnson declared "we must have Seventh West street fined $1250 ELMA taken from the rolls of the Homes cooperation Those with rentals Douglas W Beatie of 1589 Yale-cre"ANNOUNCE to Their Friends and Patrons tho must report immediately—not a Registration service avenue fined $750: Verl W "If we are to produce the best few hours later—when their units Burt of 562 Re-OpeniDriggs avenue forIVE131 NOV 12 1 service" Mr Johnson declared are rented Then we can remove feited L Wendel of $750 renters Harry landlords and the "the them from our lists As far as we 0 r THZ must realize that they owe us and are concerned the renters are en-t- Granger forfeited 45 Driving through red traffic light prospective customers a Derv- titled to as much—or more conice They should immediately in- - sideration—than those who have —Dee Charles Kendall of 317 11 form our office at 315 South Main rental units We will insist that Fourth avenue fined $750 We Ere New Prepared Willa Oar New sad Modern Pact Ilties street when an apartment le rent- - those who list with us do us the to Dollar Servo Tait ta nign---:l- oe Paul stop Ignoring MAIIPIACP: HVIIROTHIFIR 01PY 1 ed In the past few days we have common courtesy of obeying our Schrader of 268 Paramount aveDIZKIIR COLON THERAPY SCIENTIFIC HEALTH DIETS us when their nue and L L Graham of 1349 given as high as five listings for rules--b- y telling 1 215 to 220 JUDGE BUILDING DIAL 11033M defense workers to go out and find units are rented—not days later— East Thirteenth South street fined accommodations for themselves but immediately" each $750 City to cooperate with the Utah Homes Registration service at 315 South Main street most of it through negligence and the rest through thoughtlessness is slowing up the service of the Utah State Council of Defense housing service in Salt Lake City d ar st he UTILE o Small Coast C C Honors THIS SCOTT Former Utahn CL0IT3D ALL DAY TUESDAY NOV lith ARMISTICE DAY 59c 49c BUTTER ct':'ngekinlb 42c Oak° Flour 23c lb 20c ROYAL Toirc7"' 35o FORMAI TROCO 2-1- 11 ) LOJ r-71- "7 k TibiESAY NOV: -1 11-- bag D F 1 121 0pt 2 3-- Libby's CEPITLIZIL COOLLIIIIG CEOOL BEEF 12a 25C REEF Tribune Auditorium Continues This Woek 13-- 1:30 10 12 Nov Thur to MO p Wed Mon '11 tie "17T1 l'-'- "' BLACK Fig:IF-1E- lb D rksiti BROWN lb I CUTS Pork 11 id"e 3351 BUILDERS' Beans Sc No 213 k Coss 2 for 23C Can 2-1- 1) Can LOAF CHEESE lb 29c Cream STICH BOLOGNA lb 19c LIVER SAUSAGE lb 21c SWISS CHEESE lb 33c BEEF CUBES lb 23c Mock Chicken Legs A3verts" 4 for 17c PORTE SAUSAGE 1'17n" lb 25c PICNICS trIrrl lb 25c Ground Clorox lee! 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MONDAY OPEN TILL (CLOSED LAIL:41 Quart Carton - Prices Prfective Mon- - a Tues MONDAY CLOVERLEAF— HIGH-GRA- d which limits jewelry by any one firm to 30 days out of the year had been amended Saturday by the city commission to permit the period to be lengthened according to the commission's discretion K 04!17011 i I Tennedieer' ordinance Cityauctions r— M lorpenncyEy Auction Law Amended Salt Lake 11 P cc n pkg i n ROAST editorial staff of the Provo Daily Herald A ( OPEN TILL 111am-uln-a R Paulson editor of The San Luis Obispo Telegram-Tribdn- e Saturday had been elected preaident of the San Luis Obispo chamber of commerce Mr Paulson has resided here for five years: Mr Paulson Is a forrner member of the editorial staff of The Salt Lake Tribune He also is well known in Provo where he was formerly employed on the Con24c 67c 1b 3Lb $TOIC an Special to The Tribune SAN LUIS OBISPO Cal Nov 1 1-- ed SEE CREEK LUX FLAKES ' i on ng Beauty Experts Wait Opening Of Convention ce - Draws Week-Lon- g Mission Opens IDriver in S L Cathedral in Today Court Failure of apartment house and home owners in Salt Lake The Rev Patrick Purcell OP of St Mary Magdalen Rental Service Head Raps Lack of Cooperation Contagious and infectious disease cases reported in Salt Lake county during October totaled 154 am compared with only 15 reported in October 1940 Dr George N Curtis county physician reported Saturday Diseases showing the greatest increase over the corresponding month last year were chickenpox 105 in 1941 and 5 in 1940 whooping cough 14 and 1: German measles 15 and 2 and mumps 13 and 1 Four cases of scarlet fever were reported in October 1941 and one case each of red measles typhoid fever and meningitis A total of 39 cases were under quarantine at the end of the month During the month county physicians sent 351 blood specimens to the state laboratory for examination Dr Curtis reported and are giving Wassermann tests In all maternity cases and in most other cases entering Salt Lake General hospital Inspectors made 279 inspections of dairies markets cafes lbeer parlors auto camps hog ranches milk samples and sanitation facilities during the month Chapters Face Sharp Rise In 12 Demands 191t November 9 11 |
