Show State Pension Group Mall Carriers Ask Aid Camp Oblspol Rural rural mail routes routes the postmaster reported Residents on of the Salt Lake post office can disclosed that numerous R F D make a sizable cpntribution to mail boxes Rre located off the tire and gasoline roads and near to property fence the nation-wid- e conservation campaign through lines In addition to serving as a moving their mail boxes to more accessible position in conformity means of furthering the war efwith postal regulations reports fort relocation of mail boxes will assure rural residents of consistent I A Smoot iOstmaster The annual inspection of rural service throughout the year 'I Men J om Bond Drive i Soldiers Sign 100 Per Cent On Salary Plan ROBERTS CAMP E Layton C T Davis D M Saun- I Thompson and Henry W $750 Fine in Murray derson will lead discussions at the regular meeting of the Utah State Old Age Pension and Assistance organization Wednesday- at 7:30 p m in the city and county build ing Officers of the Salt Lake branch will be elected at a meeting Thursday at 2 p m at 41 Post Office place - ROYAL Every soldier of the Camp Rob-- 1 t erts ordnance detachment and I ramp finance section and more than 90 per cent of the trainees of 'company B Eighty-secon- d training battalion have stioled to buy war bonds with de ductons made from monthly pay it was announced Tuesday at camp I r headquarters of these units were The reports Pie first returned since inauguratieva of Abe partial payment plan last weelc"These men handle money- and know its value" said Major Louis Weiss camp finance officer in reporting the bond buyers in his section "They know it will take y to win rnoney and the war They also recognize the rpportunity to put some money esde each payday for days when they will need it for clothes and f ood" Shooting a score of 224 of a pnss:b1-- 250 Private Joe M Ran- gel of Loa Angeles Tuesday was r awarded the gold medal first prize for rifle marksmanship for the present class of trainees of the infantry training i I SALT BAKING POWDER "" 45C tt‘l 9 Bag 11 1 11C 1) Can '1 Royal 'Crystal 1 BAKING SODA open Till H A SAUSAGE—Large Links FILLET OF SOLE—Fresh 1 Pkgs 0 P PA 10 Weekdays 2 for 15c I 1441111111 1 open t I Mother's "A" Grade 33c Dozen Larse Size Ipw ‘ 34 r '11 llovren iir I r-- I )tL LA Sk- - I 'i L 4 tyl Red or Whit M t 1 t'noretton i L7 awl ik isa Bag LAI 1 more-mone- " battalion' rrivate Robert E Weishaupt of with a score of The silver medal la ale ) t Pkgs pki PUFFED WHEAT kr- 19c 19c - 2 Pk" 2 21c 2 23c 2 Pk" 23c of GraKde Ronde Ore s of tied for third place 222 and were each awarded bronze tr7f4l6Uir 31c 1A'illard - medals Twenty additional prizes of money and cartons of cigarets i were awarded other top scorers of the four battalion companies and it was declared at infantry replacemerit training- center headquarters that the marksmanship of this and ether battalions is constantly im- 71 proving A 'reason given for the 0 increasing number of high scores is that the new men reporting for service are taking their training more seriously as the war goes on The infantry replacement training center has organized a staff of 24 reviewers and typists to go to headquarters of various infantry on "bond buying days" so H that every soldier will have an H ( orPertunity to sign up under the- H payday payment plan it was an-E !! rounced by Lieutenant Thomas Harris infantry center special services officer Permanent records of infantry at Camp !c! target scores will be kept week to roberts beginning this eeterrnine the results of different- 0 training programs announced Captain John L Goddard assistant plans and iraining officer Comalso may indi- parison of scores rate whether trainees from any particular section of the country are naturally better "shots" than the men from other sections Lonrer Night Treks Future infantry training also will include more "hardening" field 1 with overnight marches in- creased to 25 miles the plans and The training officer reportedschedule more strenuous training of the summer months is made pos- ' sible partly by favorable weather it but it also' has been found that !! the average trainee is capablefor-ofconsiderably more work- than for rnerly was believed effective initial training periods Average night marches during periods have ranged 112 110 atal wipmiii illtt rice Large Shaver's 9117411i with-score- - No 2 Cons ea 71713 NICE:4:Z 7 No 212 2 G LA Lt - d4- - A - - Or'''-31- kAr ' Large Sweet trawberriere Oregon Plum No Fresh Dug White J'F3 - r7 r--11 ersil :c1 Large SO She r Ir'it 1 - ' ! ilut IL 641 Armour's CORNED BEEF P -- I r get 7E 101ro ti r11 ILttekl bj Ada' 17- -) 177 11 t!n bad Carton of MATCHES WAX PAPER r) LA 125Ft z" 4 37c 25c Paper Cleaner" 3 Purex Peach qt 4c12 gal 25: FACIAL TISSUEZ:ets lee STARCH Fo Get KETCHUP $115 7c Z7r FOUTI cLD 9c Plcg 31c Pkg 60c 1-- 1b (21 1) 2-- 1b 59c ? 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First applications of wonderful 'toothZemo medicated liquid jug highlyrelieve the itching burning promptly soreness and thus give raw cracked toes a chance to peeling skin between Doctor's formula beal fafrr Zemo—a success — backed by 30 yrs amazing is orte rroduct that really works! r"" ? Doz 1 basic-trainin- IlrfLEIE'S SWIM'S 2? 2? lb Harvest El'aLOU - 0111011S Brown FULL CREAM Sweet Joky ' 1 a CHIPPED BEEF rIllg1 LIVER SAUSAGE XV r Lbunsoc 1— — Lilt:1B CHOPS 117) rill Solid Crisp No lb io 'P" ATY ns elTit Ca CUCUMBERS ir 40H t I bunch 1c 3 lbs 10c bchs 10c - 1 "1!- 7 LAP 1- TIMITOES 'tall 111"'"Th ot )142) G 77) g a R GREEN ONIONS g Utah Strawberry RHUBARB No New Crisp CARROTS Ari7ons No a - lbs Shatters No rpirlidn ( betsveen 6 and 10 miles So that new trainees will lbs1! LEAN-ME- 1:11 2 LEAN—FRESH MADE Valley No I bi Large Dozen APPLESCNroispi 46-a- S'Rer - Firm Ripe Imperial 14 ti a al A Grade Q 11! 0111111GEs Choice 150 1 432 LE7-n-1Choice Delicious BEEF cup 1 o - C0104FED SWIFT'S I STRAWBERRIES I (41 25c and Viednesi FRUITS and VEGETABLES rn Shaver's Orange and Grapefruit z Can u ice lended 1:1" Tuesday OLE0i'A RGARIV LI for Cans t") Lar:jr Broken Slice No 212 Cans I Mutton Stew 3 U - 1171)77D lb 27c Eggs laArleGraL doz 35c ASSORTED Lunch Ilealslb 29c Maio 920 So 9c 11c "Zs ell Large No 212 111 I5c lb for at 5th East Ior Cans oL:lusa 1 111APEFRUIT Bottle z :ci:kg Large Pkg Boiling Bccf Prices 3760 So Pat So Temple - I:kgs 29c way Sugarhoose 21st So State 39c SAIIKA COFFEE ic:: 37c RITZ CRACKERS 22c Premium Crackers 31c Graham Crackors!ibl'pckl 31c Mellow Bars 3 for 25c Mid and GLOBE A1 BISCUIT Flour rkgc CIIEERIOATS Private John I': Slaviero of San Francisco and Private Charles'L 1 71 Kremel Desserts lb Baking Chocolate 'L INSTANT POSTIM sj:izr SLC5 14104 Mull Chops 2 lbs LOCATIONS 47 E Broad- T7 -1 Beg lb 35c Pork Chops STORE teed Bag 481b I- -3 111:"3111114101i) 48-l- b Daisy 12-e- GLOBE A-- 1 FLOUR Pkgs Rice Krispies Large 4- 2 19c 2 1 5c 2 Pk" 21c Shredded Wheat Corn Flakes ARAIILL r-- 1 27c lb Veal Steaks AIL 29c Beet Homo of Eastern Fr 1:14111vrY Th 71PHONE 5883 2CUpS L7 LA ) LJ I Box Salad Dressing Quart Jar I CORN KIX Tie for Third ' i: IPM FillEATIES 223 was awarded second place and 21b Tasty Loaf Amarican and i41i Pimento ft H Beef Steaks VETTER'S MEATS CornFed NIOr7 &WU:L1 232 EAST 4TH SOUTH SO FaDlloasts 25e 35c lb MEATS STATE 265 Large Sweet 1 fro011 i' h H 4 20c 3-- m Saturdays PRICES EFFECTIVE WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY Medium Size r! r3 r Tilt P 11 i lb 35c lb 29c lb 38c each 45c lblb 31c SLICED BACON iNtIct LINK - Wheeling W Va MEATSV FRESHCRABS t:e BEANS - - East street was given a sentence of four days and fined $750 HALIBUT Fresh Sliced Cold Meats Assorted STEAKS Sirloin Beef - ' SANDY — Arraigned Tuesday before Justice of the Peace C E Matthews on a charge of speeding Robert C Child 19 1738 Seventh Specials for Wednesday and Thursday '13 IFARRER'S1 sentence and $250 suspended on a charge of not possessing a Utah registration L Edgington $5 bail Ralph Martin 2337 East H street Tuesday pleaded 1 Thirty-thir- d (3300) South street guilty to a charge of speeding and charged with not possessing an was sentenced to four days in jail operator's license was sentenced and fined $750 jail sentence and to five days in jail and $10 fine $250 suspended by City Judge sentence and $5 to be suspended W Douglas Allen upon the presentation of a valid John L Sullivan 5087 South license on or before June 4 Charles State street (100 East) street Sweeney Park City was senappearing Monday on a charge tenced to three days and fined $5 of running a red light forfeited NIURRAY—John 173 HOME OF VETTERIZED 19— May Meets Wednesday May 20 1942 Eic iTribune 1Speede! 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