Show - - lisood p ‘ ' 11 I N t 4 k 0 '— 1 - i 20 Monday Morning i Navy 'Eases FCalinon Pzovtdes Picture - I ) Enlistment For Airmen 1 i i i 1:"'' I - ' 2:- - ' oor- ' ' ' 4 Soldiers Caa Dlow Smoke Ptings Find--Howitzer- 7 I 7 ' :- ' t: i - 1 - : 1 4 :: ! 'c' : l:- ' ?:-r-- ' :!''1 5 ::'''i:' - '' :" : -- - ' ' - ': ' 1 — :' ' ::::- 1 ‘:-- i ' ' ' lr '' ' '' - l ' I ' ' 1 ' ii - - 7 - FQRAM!11210E1 - (4 ( ) I i - fl ' '!' ' I-- i i fiWamWv 1 Elks Distribute Christmas Gifts to Needy f 1 ' I I r! 4 1 1 ---- I --- 1 ' ed 3 rialsS 1 I ' A A S A A ir3 A - 13 i Ci A 11 lines that make practical A by Wilson Bros Beau TIES - Resin° Dr-unm- an ig Botany The finest imported end domestic silks and wools had enough from - I No man ever Sanforizod—non-shrlriltabl- ' Fast colors For mom than 100 years Kilos has led the processlon for Styli r irr:-2111- Tweet-den- 4-4- I- 17 i Ii i1 -- 1 1 1 Christmas i: :r: GI -- 1 --- i A 1 1 :: : ) - e 1 - 35 ar Explorer Scouts Hold Classes 1 1 - : (tte 4 1 1 : r - I 1 1 i t etc : ' - z-ri1 I r' io ! brillre: -t 595 r O TTC 7A rIS a ' 1 e - rich volsipt cos- as law as dap -- - Chtstir II tenet''' as - at - Observer Assigned - 16-- r' 1 1 -- e t '141 ' ' - ' -- ti- i - 40-- - : " ''''' --- - --4-5 -- 1 ' I) COCKTAIL and COFFEE TAILS c $650 lselect sites la Manstyleand walnut veneers --- - —) J I I L: 7 -t 613 SOUTH STATE IL C r -4 s Club SchedulesParty FURNISHINdS HOME ' ) COMPANY DIAL - 1 1 A - - - - - - - - - : - MI - II - ilit ": ' t I t' Members of the Salt Lake Round Table and their ladles will conduct their annual Chriatmas party Tuesday at 6:30 p tn at Hotel Utah Ferrell H Adams secretary announced Sunday & lust a low k l)Ilars that Is all t 1N14 it 111 11 TUXEDOS - : ' 3 4- --- - 3 ) ' ' : - j ''' 4– sizio-''''7-- —z ' - - - ! 31 L t-- '''L - '' ' I LI '-- i ' 1 ' 21 EAST'SECOHD SOUTH Ground Floor Beason Building Salt Lake City Telephone 1 1 1:11 kr 3 I 0I i 1 i1- i 1 I I) tI For Men and Boys ) I 1 R : Drop shown accepted 3 tel GROSWOLD AND ALF ENGEN SKIS in ood look 'il k3 U 11 az tolls 04 over the finest aemhly of merchandise we've ever Willing and competent salesmen to assist you 1 4 14 11 i U Ale I:4 Ieir ti 14 i if t t3 1 IA f 0t A OPEN EVENINGS ' 1:3 - i56 MAIN ST STORE ! A ti ilf il 13tt I 1:1 Our Knotty Sport Shop has gathered from the loading sports menu- facturers all the newest creation-LOAFECOATS ALLIGATOR RAIN COATS REVERSIBLE COATS LEATHER COATS SWEATERS SLACKS SUN VALLEY SKI TOGS JANTZEN SKI SWEATERS 9 1:1 I '!13 'Pin - i 11 lk kt ' ' OF UTAH 04 - Then there are hrundreds of items such as BELTS and SUSPENDERS CUFF LINKS TUX SETS KEY CHAINS BILLFOLDS TOILET SETS TIE RACKS 11 ' I range from $2500 to $5000 SPORTSWEAR t kiI or a fine Tuxedo 1 k i kl - - - 3 x $100 $150 !1 to $300 1 f t1 Holeproof The Finest Gift of Ali— ' 1 i : yto want r til $695 to $3500 A Society Brand Suit or a Hudor Topcoat 1 1 I I 4 1 1 - ' s t i " !t I I : : I If I 4- Loans $10 t r -4 - :t I 1 $'''''' 4- : r1 ( r' t- : OPL'N EVZIIIIGrii TILL 9 P til --: - Graduated from the United States army air- - corps advkneed flying school at Brooks field Texas with a rating of aircraft observer Lieutenant W O Edwards son of Mr and Mrs D S Edwards of Salt Lake City has been assigned to active duty at Fort Sill Okla school officers announced Sunday - ------- ' ' - - Petterns sure to &sem Wilson Bros 1 11 1 40c1 55cs tf -tt Us i t 1I and Flannel l Snit imported 'wools ) - i : e-‘- S II Ogru3 low as S2475 cl-zs- HOSIERY ti l''': - L nag ) --- 1 - '—' ' Peerless ' rt ti - Silk - t 'If - j 1c - ' By if - - ROBES 1 LA:73 I i 0 LAPS I I KE 1n i catd NoDelf Faultless Known ell over the United States as the Pajama men t! z i A PAJAMAS - I k 44 acmi Qua1ty it I I L - ) 1 i k KNOX HATS ' Is V P - t 1- 4 $ 1 Porfectly talorod to fit o t I l'1 by Wilson and Arrow SHIRTS 1I 1I 1100 to $350 - t! tt 4 A gifts: tt 1 13 !fl ge119 g Below we list some of I1 - - A — I r Greek Society Elects Heads ! t best-dresse- rt ri A k it's very good common serne to buy d practical gifts It's also good sense to buy Quality—the men come to Mullett-Kelly'- s because they get the latest styles 'and the best velues Throughout our 35 years as the l'eading'men's store we have stuck to the principle that there is no substitute for quality Our patrons know that a store carrying nationally branded merchandise from manufacturers who have gained a reputation for finest quality is a safe place to trade 1 g I This is the time when ce i 04 IA r i ' Of A ouJo 1 11 ' flett 1114 t truck-pedestria- Rain-soften- 1 10 rijour Cones g gf ' Naval Office Gets' New Recruit Quota 1 Gift Purpose of relaxing educational requirements for prospective enlistees and the deferment ruling Private Gordon Barrett left and Sergeant reservation Arrow at top of picture which It was pointed out Is to build up smoke blow West with their Mitthell the rings array !masts was not faked points to the a backlog of prospective candi- 153 Hunter at howitzer ntrn Liggett ndlitary projectile of the heavy cannon dates so that the navy aviation can Its maintain training program goal of 2500 trainees a month The new rulings local officers added should have particular apA peal to college sophomores who boy killed Tuesn have been unable to apply for navy day in a gravel aviation cadet training and whose miahap at Nampa in Canyon Is etuflent deferments under the secounty was included among the lective service act have been disfour deathe in Gem state traffic continued He was Edward Willis Curtis eon new 255 of A enlist quota Salt Lake Elks stole a march of Mr and Mn Cecil L Curtis of Officers to serve the Salt Lake in ments the various week per So114 on No National Santa Claus Sunday by dis- Nampa Army Technical School chapter branches of the United States Killed Lake Salt and Great the journers was assigned Sunday to tributing more than 50 truckloads Bishop navy Graduates Utahns shoulders on U S of toyi clothing and shoes to the Salt Lake district navy recamp Heroes of '78 will be electTwo 'Utah youths have been ed at the annual meeting 'rues-da- y cruiting office officers in charge more than 350 needy families — highway 30 near American Falls Power County Idaho figured in reported graduated from the U S army evening in the Masonic temconstituting the biggest Christmas the death of the Rt Rev Frednew - air is the quota Although technical school at Chacorps Dinner will be served at good turn yet done by the Elks in erick D Bartlett 59 of Boise nute f lel d IIflnoia t was an- ple approximately double the prem 6:30 this area bishop of the Idaho Espicopal diep of war monthly quota the nounced Sunday missionary district His car hurcamafand Those nominated are: Major E trict office officers expect to The graduates are Private John Carefully wrapped in little Incur or meeting laged where practicable the gifts tled from the highway early last difficulty Mrs P J W Henderson president Major Lampirg son Monday the enlistment figure Roosevelt avenue Lowrie A Bennett vice president Lamping of Emerson Terrance McGovern in the week were delivered to parents who said that -Azdt Lake City and Private RonThey secretary-t36 Clayton Silver mine employe in C hold trust were R asked to Lieutenant them Earley in284 ended a of total ald E Lytle son of Mr and Mrs Sunday was killed inatAntly December 15 vs reasurer Lieutenant J L itial enlistments were chalked until Christmas morning A E Lytle of Enterprise when the automobile he was drivin to ' Wilkinson addition reenlistment up W Lieutenant Dr Olsen chairman Arthur chaplain failed to negotiate a curve men of several nf the Christmas charity commit- ing r: Alton R Mayers marshalv Major near Lernht Salmon new County is The quota assignment cotee of the Elks lodge said I rIdaho on-- U S 93 He died of a '4' William J Lyons judge advocate effective for the week opening school and children operetion by neck broken Lieutenant Thomas J Curtis his): Monday l schools in collecting disused toys Twentyfour - year old Archie torian Lieutenant Edward Fort-tell- s of firemen in repairing them and Elmore '''' injured in an automobile-bicycl- e i sentinel Major Lincoln G of hundreds of other persona collision Friday in Boise made possible the record distribu- died Saturday Kelly Major Foster J Curtis and : f tion CAIN Two of Utah's three deaths I Captain Jack M Tannenbaum AND He estimated gross value of the during the week were chalked up tit ' trustee& and of board CARRY governors gifts at 411000 All the clothing In Cache county and the third was For the Great Salt take campand shoes distributed were new recorded in Salt Lake City LADIES' Heroes of '78: Captain TannenPI Thomas Katsis w a a reflected merchandise purchased virtually SVITS PLAIN DARR baum commander Lieutenant F at cost &hoot officials said this Carpenter Cruebed DRESSES I 1 I aid materially in building Edward Weikel chief of staff president' of the Panahaikon so- will Crushed the steering t Lieutenant Farley adjutant Lieu- ciety of Salt Lake City at the an- moral of children who other:0)1e wheel of hisagainst CLEANED ear when It collided ‘ offi H B Docker tenant Colonel nual meeting Sunday afternoon in would not have warm with a truck at the junction of wl t sporTiD cer Of tho day Lieutenant Com- the Kearns ''' clothing U S 91 and Utah 101 in t 11 PRESSED building M D Roberts and Lieumander of the Elks this year aid- - Olof Pearson 47 MillvilleLogan Ladies car- It COAT I RELINED new officers to ItIUMMe ed Other ' and ' tenant Fortress lieutenants 4'"i t materially in providing new Wilia injured fatally Thurst Llo EXPERT REPAIRS ' Lieutenant Mare Freeman ser office January 1 are:: Efthernioa done a n d making clothing for penter AL day evening t: them Inch more than 120 new 4 i Albert M 'taker Jr 3it of Men- - ti retropoulon of Ogden' vice igeant H J Ilumhor member of the )di Aleck secre- dolls And NW reconditioned dolls don was Cache county's second Itekounioten 4 C I I A N I I 6 were distributed state department of publicity and traffic victim of the week He was 1r trees-lite- r Bill tary will Androutsopoulos clothof industrial I S T L Si li II S the bulk speak D ial development toys Although Friday evening Titter Souval Sam Laskaris ing and other rifts was distribut-whe- n injuredthefatally on the states program to exploit -- -car in which he was a ' --------resources and industries some ed 4 Utah's still and remains John Sunday George Alexandropoulos passertger plunged Into a deep irriChelemes and Torn Staikopoulos will be taken out before Christ- - gation canal In Logan He was ' all of Salt Lake City: by lodge members in privet throwil against the windshield elt1 severs throat lacera'' ' 4 t? halopoulost Tot IMallina tan service agencies aided in suffering II tion& ' - ' t and upJames big job checking by Zafiropoulos The Salt Lake death recorded Etof f the fiat of recipients to sinos and James 8 trou 2 t di resulted from a two-cI 1Wednesday ' l :1 or unwise ' Lake of Salt duplic 3 9 k against City i collision December 15 at Seci I members of the auditing td assistance ond South and Fifth East street J IPP1 The victim was Mrs Beatrice 4 4 -- - f - 77 1 dm Cox Swartz 60 of 934 East SecIdaho Private Finishes 1 IMAM nrrsa theirs ond South street Five otber per- tirit V r tik PlowArlit F)1 CI itLVA Aroolt last sons injured in the mishap are 11 t School Work Sigma m 4k : reported to be recovering H"I nrrecti"h121112 of qualityL taAll 4 i LI Glen S Stewart private first 64111 Choir — altos totem Al 01willit 11141S fisairli h B in Fifty-fourtclass company Wrenn' low as 6141 4 More than 25 explorer scputs sirnal battalion and a son of Wine Corporal Rank 1tagookit Reskol 111134 11owtnér (100Are 111 'have been attending tho weekly Glenn F Stewart of Montpelier Nr W H Radke son of Mr and till 111641 Lad Tabies training classes Ralph Idaho has completed studies et Mn s Fred Radke of Montpelier explorer committeeman the signal corps echool at Fort has been promoted tothe rank of Vg : FLOOR 7 enmoteinrgeeden:y of service and training Monmouth N J it was announced corporal in company H Second an- - Sunday emergency corps 1 quartermaster training regiment ga TAraLE He will leave' there en Wednes- at Fart Francis E Warren Wyo After two meetings Mr Smith day to take up his assignment at company headquarters announced rt- ' A bit disclosed there was great enthul- Fort Ord Cal Sunday P itlection ialgrn in the class' which trains 1 of ths ( explorers in first aid communi- fittest cation methods and food preparaityles and Pj colorings tion 00" with silk : The course is conducted on a shades s Ilr 1 council-wid- e as low as MT ( basis and all boys - rtss- 4 t 1 who are 15 years of age or over 4'53 e1 7:n t 411: who have attained the first class '4A who won and rank have ' special '' t1 11 N :' merit badges are urged to atTHE SAME t1 1 1 4 -4 it ) tend Na kt COOD 1 The next meeting will be held CLU3 ClIAMS AND SERVICE CEDAR CHESTS Pi January 7 at Irving high school at 7:30 p m en loans of Pillow hark ebalt Genuino Roos law:etheart re 4 Military Units Of Masons Map Election I - re! Seven persons died in traffic in 'Utah and Idaho during the past week Four Idaho deaths boosted the Gem state total for the year to date to 175 compared with 184 to December 22 1940 and 192 in all of last year The Utah traffic Juggernaut extended its toll to near the 200 mark 'With the addition of three victims in as many accidentsThe 190 deaths recorded to date arq 19 In excess of the toll exacted In all of 1940 and 28 in excese of the total to December 22 last year - - f 14 - g)road Be Witt - Road Accidents'Kill Four Idahoans Three From Utah 11 3' d aa t During Week :I ' 1 t CL SeVell Lives A r ' ta Traffic Clalins - - - '4 1i1" 4 - i 9 v - :: S aril r ' terki tr 1 - I 1 41 Iltt The smoke ring however was only incidental to the powder-packe-d irl shell of the howitzer which as usual was accurately II trs fired The draftees according to their commanding officers learn how to shooCa cannon with remarkable facility It bodes ill for ' '' the Japanese k11 : : I I LT at the Hunter Liggett military reservation - '''! ':' ': - ' ' :'' ' ::': ''' - '' ' ' '7i4:: ": ::::::- " ':!-- s )4 TO SHOP FOR MEN er tt - it:: UKE th i ""' -- Special to The Tribune IlOPERTS Cal Dec platoon selectee& Et — In training at Camp Roberts Cal can even do tricks with their 11 kl 155 mall howitzers ' Et W Salt P Paxton Second Lieutenant command of of Under field artillery Lake City the draftees of battery B Fifty-thir- d tall training regiment blew a smoke ring in recent gunnery practice ment 1 !I ' ' THE STORE WHERE WOMEN 1! i i 1911 164 il e s - W - r"' c - ' - ' ) December 22 t - : I - ' 1 Moving to step up enlistment Of prospective naval aviation I: cadets the bureau of aeronautics Informed officers at the Salt Lake ceruiting station Sunday that a : educational tequirements have v! been relaxed and a new deferment 1 iuling approved College sophomores in recognized Institutions may now be ac- 7 cepted for enlistment In the naval f i aviation corps provided that they I present letters from college registrars to the effect that the student "has every reason to expect that he will successfully complete his aeeond year of college Work" Enlistment In this application 1 bracket said local recruiting officers carries with it a deferment until end of the current school year after which the enlistees will be subject to immediate call and assignment to preliminary train- ing stationa The deferment privilege also Is to be granted to college juniors and seniors who request it when they file application' for enlist- - -- i a : -- - : Alter Regulations To Speed Up Cadet Recruiting 1 gakt Zribunt he Dalt i I TILL 9 P M - (1 It t 1 i t Isti i 1 F 1 i k r t ! |