Show 0 4 4 V - 41( - 44 4 N 4o 4- - 40 40' IW ve' w - I - Thnrday Morning ' ) 0 - for Santa Reach 1889 TWool Raisers Nyyriceurir 11‘s 1Children With Gifts iMan Talks OÈ Sad Molts On Priorities Families Worried S 1 i L Motorist - - - - - Animal Meet g They-are-visitin- Bell-Ring- Aa 111 tr - - m er - self-sacrifi- ce an-I'v- i -- - National Group Convenes in L January SCOut Group MI S L Maps Santa Harold Garlick 38 of 1160 Crandall avenue Wednesday in Salt Lake police court was given until Friday to enter a plea on a drunken driving charge Bail bond was get at $300 He allegedly was inolved in an automobile accident in the 200 block on north State street Tuesday night to in Lake Salt Failing appear police court Wednesday to answer a charge of failure to stop at the scene of an accident Ray T Samuelson of 1570 Harrison avenue forfeited $15 He allegedly was involved in an automobile accident on north Beck street December 17 Two persons charged with failure to yield the right of way admitted guilt and were fined 610 each They were William Knowlton of 816 Lake street allegedly involved in an automobile accident at First West and Eighth South atreets Fridav a n d Arthur E Swanson of Sandy allegedly involvedin an accident at Ninth South and State streets December 13 Other cases in court Wednesday were: Speeding—Kenneth A Kerr of 995 South State street fined 8750 He was also fined $5 for driving with faulty license plates and 50 cents for overparking Driving through rod traffic light — Robert P Peterson of 1468 Princeton avenue fined 1750 Ignoring stop sign—Glenn Korth of 1785 Seventh East street James H Marshall of 435 East South Temple street and Lowell Walker of 1911 East 4720 South street fined $5 each Beverly Beesley of 430 Wall street fined $3 ) 00 t tions who in their own quiet way Sub (Continued from Page One) make the program possible told—now can be in Now Salt single needy families by the Sub for Claire stage 'and Serving the 1889 children this Santa office More than 50 other Lake City has been promised a Merry Christmas the story behind screen star is spending the were 372 active Subs for Sanyear About were families Clothing supplied with gifts ta and 2925 holidays in Salt Lake City all can be related it members of 102 orbut has nothing to say for directly by the Sub for Santa deChildren an in the Sub assistant which each subbed for Being -Feeding publication at present—bepartment which spent funds do- ganizations cause she is confined to liar one or more for of the families Listed headquarters has to be unable nated persons by All bed due to a cold brought me in close contact with By a Sub for Santa Investigator active Subs but desired that no in this organization file a r e 15 S 19 With her husband Wilmost two subvertdreaded of the Here are some observations of a Child should be overlooked Large schools 28 busineu organizations liam R Wallace Jr San ing influences of civilization to- Francisco attorney she arboxes of toys candy nuts fruit 44 civic and social groups includSub for Santa Investigator poverty and humiliation rived here by train Tuesday Discussion on priorities as they day The office In charge of seeing and Christmas trees were sent to ing Girl Scout a n d Boy Scout inat in same And the 14 affect this and church Tribune-Telegracapacity troops groups night obtaining parts for ahear--: help provided indigent families each family in The the home of William R We!witnessed demonetra- ztachines The number of families and the vestigator of home the to in ing each and a trucks sent investigators bags for sacking many "Every Scouter 64 Ninth East lace Sr tions and of woot chilabounding generosity of number children served as and food cases warm of more the other has been the and needs commodities Ill for the to through street adopted Boys" needy inquire Miss Claire definitely has e dren and suggest the best way to ana be Sub the for of thirty-fift- h Santa feature the this was included theme for the twenty-secon- d program clothing heard heart wracking pleas nual The people an Innot given up her career as them is Wool of smaller nual help than for the several convention annual Utah Christmas this year Lake of the Salt Although Boy meets are just as you an actress Mr Wallace for help from some and from Scoutmeeting years An increase in job oppor- Growers to be held January lb council eXpected to attract vestigator L They are concerned with the movement is sponsored by T h e tunities reduced the needy or said She played last in a rolls and 20 James A to I've others offers success and the all-tiassist Tribune kindly Telegram an record attendance on security of their homes worried a Hooper secreNew York production of a' be should observed It however realdonaSub of mission the for Santa for written cash over or I more receipts getthan little school entitled you at South high year ago "Talley that an increase in job opportu- tary announced Wednesday tions and with the same pen I've January Method" She has not chos- - ting their children enough to eat ly belongs to the hundreds of un- pities means little to the needy The state convention will prechairC H attendance Spencer refilled a case card with facts wear but all trYing to do named individuals and organiza aged to the needy blind to depend- cede the annual convention of and en a new play as yet man the announced Wednesday garding some poverty-stricke- n their jobs in seeing their children ent children or to the ill or crip- National Wool Growers' associabe seen dinner" will I've "chickaree "A dressed All are family shabbily visited was an underground house ple& brought up correctly mothers hesitate before reciting the opening feature of the meet-he- ir grateful for the help although ‘16 cellar had been to be held January 21 22 and dug leaving the In the modest homes of city tion 23 all in the Hotel Utah story and too I've seen more ing with D E Hammond coun- some are too proud or embar- earthen walls bare A flimsy roof the Subs found a worthy-thework ortunate persons present new and rassed to admit their need A third convention of major incovered the makeshift dwelling and reported rich satisfaction in useful toys and clothes to be added eh executive acting as master of to cattle and sheep growterest being able to provide them with a ers Is that to our storeroom Many Have Kin in Service ceremonies The dinner will be Many Face Dire Poverty of the American LiveChristmas For example: One youngster of held In the school cafeteria of the families whom the which will be stock association The father of the family had joyous Many So done and in the is the job about 14 years stood before my held January 7 Suba helped this year faced dire been unable to work for several heart of every and 9 in the Hoscheduled The resibusiness Lake Salt meeting City A moderate increase in the desk a short time ago and related An investigator told of years Two children of the five dent there can be the true Utah for the school auditorium with M poverty spirit telDirectors a family whose name was brought living at home were sick with the of Christmas—the of the state association number of cases of communicable a typical story of hardship His that knowledge and mother recently had re- A Keyser council president In to the attention of the office by a flu The others were unable to ti p tn Januttry 20 meet will at disease in Utah last week com- father in every home rich and poor alike turned from a hospital where they charge will be highlighted by pres- friend The mother had three go to school forlack of clothing there to discuss business convention be a will wax Christmas with the week "merry were both seriously ill Until the entation of four silver- beaver children all under six who did A previous pared call to the Sub for Santa for all" and speakers already Subjects hurry noted in a report issued Wednes- time of his stroke the father had awards Commemorative aervices not have the proper clothes The office brought a donor and happiarranged are: "Proper Balance of soles of the children's shoes were ness to the family employed as a laborer With Livestock and Big Game on the day by Dr William M McKay been scouts and who have worn completely through scouter' their only source of income cut off for One of the families helped this Many Flanges in Utah Mark Anderum stste health commissioner the parents both sick in bed the died during 1941 will be conducted was ill and confined to bed with year had additional worry in that state director of fish and rime: There were 490 cases last week six younger brothers and sisters 'and pres- the flu The others were chilled husbands or sons were with the Election of officers "Policy of Range Land ValuaDf as against 432 in the previous this lad laced a period of dieand shivering in their drafty armed forces in the Pacific One tions for Taxation Purpoaes" J 1941 entation of reports covering and sadness in place of the a Sub this home into which a Sub brought shack week In the same week last Lambert Gibson chairman state Through fun and happiness at Christ- - activities of the council will New bids for an extensive pro- tax COMMiSMOT4 and "Federal Infamily's condition was alleviated happiness contained a father disyear an influenza epidemic was time low The meeting will clan with even before Christmas abled permanently in the last gram of constructing additional come and Excess Profits Tax as raging and 5387 cases of disease after this case card was the announcement of the winner The office had another call war who was worrying about his temporary buildings and altering It Affects the Wool Grower'" J were reported d btress a young couple expressed o f th e son now stationed in the Philip- an existing warehouse at the Salt Percy Goddard certified public acfrom a mother whose Tracy Wigwam trophy pre- to some desire been rheu- pines son had sick with headed help the deserving last list Lake airdrome lease are to be countant Chickenpox After a call on the boy's sented annually to the district matic fever for two months He face to face with ad- opened December 30 by the war The annual meeting of the Utah week with 202 new cases and Coming they purchased toys food with largest attendance at the would be unable to get out of bed versity is commonplace in the department in Los Angeles Mark Wool Marketing association to be mumps was second with 134 cases d to enjoy Christznas day He had work of an investigator clothing for the annual meeting 19 at 2 p m in the Poverty Tuttle manager of the intermoun- held Other diseases were reported as children of toys There was only Is always within sight On Christ- tain chapter Associated General HotelJanuary plenty is Utah of particular imbesides chairniert Committee Yes- Santa Claim was at their one thought on the boy's mind mas day however the lives of Contractors of America was in- portance this year in follows: Influenza 2 measles 19 view of imd O Mi Dr are I home Spencer He wanted Santa himself to pay many children are brightened formed Wednesday Wednesday night as he also of wool stocks ta a straGerman measles 24 pneumonia portance the homes of thousands of fall program: Verner O Hewlett him a visit and arrange for him to Much of the suffering is Bids on the job were called orig- tegic war commodity Mr Hooper scarlet fever 9 whooping other youngsters because Subs R Hill recover St Nick has that home and on that day the kind- inally for November 19 but were said arrangements George ness of others has wiped away all postponed cough 24 gonorrhea 14 syphilis for Santa realized there must be silver beaver awards and Eugene on his list Notice was received Don Clyde of Heber will preside 49 and septic sore throat 2 no Sub for Happiness this year D Amott nominations One home that the investigator tears only Wednesday of the new date at the state convention rneetinrs Accused of Drunk Driving - dPo -- - ) December 25 1911 Sub for Santa 1Subs Court Grants Stage 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