| Show Tq 4aaa-- to - t—L 44 - -- 4 -- - - - - 44--- - - - x -- - ' - - - - - '- - --- - w1 - I Vile Snit Cnke Zribune Friday Morning State Indefinitely Suspends Salt Lake City Utah Retailers Lead West License of Death Driver News Items In Sales Gains Told in Brief The license of Sid Anderson 879 East Third South street Provo who was involved as a driver in an automobile accident resulting in a fatality was suspended indefinitely by the state tax commission Thursday Knife and Fork Chief States Salt Lake visit: e - local club - 4 Ej Layton Roosevelt Licenses and - Lambert Keith of the following were suspended because of their failure to take examinations as required by the commission: Joseph Harry Dupler Newhouse hotel Norman L Duckworth 75 Main street Magna Darwin Isom Murray and J Well Hess Farmington Having found that they had made false affidavits to the department the commission sus-lipended for three months the censes of Mettle B Turner 390 North Sixth West street Logan and Lydia Hortense Fridal Tre- - ri el mon ton The license of Archie Coats 47 '"( - Every employe of the state department of employment secur- The tour Benja- run Franklin of New York City president of Knife and Fork- Club International will stop in Salt Lake City June 2 to install new rfficer s ' of the Bonneville Knife and Fork club The installation will be held in the Hotel Utah at 7 p m John M Wallace is the new president succeeding Dr Robert D Steele Reed Stevens becomes vice presi- directors elect- dent and three-yea- r ed recently are Bruce E Millikin Mark E Petersen and Horace A Eorensen During his stop here Mr Frank- n will confer with Earle F Gardemann international trees- of the tirer and secretary-treasure- r On a no tion-wid- licenses of J R Allen Draper and Herbert Lester Glea- son Kaysville believed by the commission to be guilty of sea- gent operation of motor vehicles were suspended for three months and at the end of that time they will be terminated The following All convicted of drunken driving were deprived of the use of their licenses for a year: Herbert Reed Helper Roland Smith Pleasant Grove Orlando G Martin Steed Farmington Lindsay Heber Victor Valde P O Box 114 Hiawatha Ruttsell Sill Buy War Bonds South 3600 West street Murray was suspended' for three months t " for reckless driving t The commission rescinded its of April 27 revoking the action ' license of Austin L Butterworth of Salt Lake City for drunken to the district et Walgroen Owl Drug Co Pay driving On appeal of the U Less and Other Leading Drug stores court he was acquitted (Ariel charge I - 11 ea w FIT LIKE N EW! Dentur-la- e ' the cuskiete p lastic mak loose platealit Nai a weeks itowdel—got colnfortshli tot conomiest Thousands of satis pas14 heti usersGeta white DentuyEas today: Handrsite tube 630—New isree sits 91iii 771 iIb ity has authorized payroll deductions for purchasing war bonds Ray R Adams executive director announced Thursday To date the employes have purchased more than $5300 worth of war bonds he said Church Rite Opens "The Feast of the Weeks" a religious observance opened Thursday at the Congregation Isionteflore The observance will continue through Friday with services at 9 a m and 8:30 p m and Saturday with servicea at 9 a in and memorial services at 10:15 a ' in Air Traffic Climbs Reflecting the volume of wartime traffic United Air Lines' net earnings for the first quarter of 1942 were 143002 equivalent to 95 cents per share of outstanding stoc k compared with a net loss of 1014272 or 876 cents per share for the same period of 1941 according to information received Thursday by Stanley O Milberg district traf tic manager Discusses Japs Huge expansion in the number of Japanese—one of the basic causes of the present war—is due to the Japs' utilizing modern hygienic and scientific principles yet living frugally RaY Christensen Salt Lake city attorney told members of Antelope Island chapter International Footprint association Thursday at the Beau Brummelcafe Plan Iklusic Program The women's auxiliary of the Disabled American Veterans will sponsor a program of music Fri- -' day at 7 p m at the Salt Lake Veterans' hospital Mrs Orin P Morgan hospital chairman of the' auxiliary announced Thursday Forum Sets Topic How often do you check Economic instability the discussion topic Saturday at 8 p m at the regular meeting of the Salt Lake Open Forum in the city and county building George C Christensen secretary announced Thursday your million dollar eyes? - If you hod two million dollars invested in some ma- Fete Charter Members ' thine you'd have it checked regularly to make sure everything was always okay But folks take their million dollar vision for granted foiling to have it checked for the changes which may occur in eyesight in a few months Just cis you perhaps see your dentist twice a year for dentol checkups so should you see your eyesight ipecialist at least once a year for a vision examination Charter members and former officers were guests of honor at the fourteenth anniversary celebration of the Salt Lake Society for the Hard of Hearing Thursday at 8 p m at the Civic center 514 South Main street a Waits Army Wings Or I t H L I fille John J L ' I F Day S Optometrist I I will be Easy Terms 1111°11111-32- Kurt Rubisch son of Mr and Mn Otto Rubisch 921 Second avenue will be graduated Sat urday from the air corps technical school at Lowry field Den vet with the rank of second lieutenant His parents will leave Friday evening for Denver to attend the graduation exercises Hts father is connected with the Fisher Brewing company of Salt Lake City Washington Arizona Colorado Idaho Montana New Mexico J A - 41 i housa paint - CI L 1111 0 0 Li le -- b I I A 411:' PAINT STORE 37 East First South Salt Lek 111 111"'""1 1 Llir'1' i'(''''4"''‘I' I' ' 1 119"'1141 " 1 k'1:11 ' : ' '''' ''' 11ANf''- - il- (12: t40 — I ' : ” - i- 4- - 0 - " i ‘I 'f 1 t '4'''' I' I - - ti i' ‘ a 4 ° - w1f! 1rt7 ' eo- e "640 i - - ' - -- - (0 ) :t ' --- ' - - - 4 :4') : 1 ( ' ' ‘ 'l 7 ) A 4-4- 1rt - i- 1 C - ) i -- ( y 1 fo6A-i- t S1 - - --- - P i‘tP e J 41 4' - L 11 I i ' ' 117 tee : la e - —- I 0'11 t il ' ' 1 - 0417 '' - i — 7 111J It AT 1 g - - - -- 0 Whichever fur you choose The luxury furs you wont at than you'll pay for the very thanks to huge purchases Val) '! hors amd mewl het to 35 less quality later months ago! 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IIj '44 ) ' s' ''''1' 1 7 b Ad 40 q A ciNal'''i e tla —OP rt‘o v1 vo4 i Delegates to the National Education association annual convention to be held in Denver June 28 to July 2 will be selected at a meeting of the Utah Education association board of truateea Saturday at 10 a m in the association offices in the Beneficial Life building Milton B Taylor executive MAIN AT 1ST SOUTH secretary said Thursday Nig Pik iAt 5 SI l''' 4 s " - - t-'- -'' 1" (14fi 4 ' ' - ' 1 A t I k'" j ::71 1 - -re41 111 Ifi:e ' - ' (:' ''" " l'ogr f - po4444- (of' - ' -- ' 1 DIAL 4558S SALT LAKE CITY - I 1 (kuAtdINT!r1-4'17!1- ' ' : ' alio' t 1 04 11):: I " : ' ''''' c: (110 11 ' ' ' ti ' : : 1' IJEA Sets Meeting 5 : I j' :7: r:-- ' - 4 AC4EEQQAAii"" ' ' V1''' ' ' - ” ' $ ' :l f-''- ' Court Voids Payments In Crash Death Case Per Gallen ACME Qt '''' 1 father o f Henry Winters Charles R Winters who was killed while driving an automobile in the midget races at the state fair grounds on June 22 1941 has been denied compensation by the Utah supreme court The court overruled an industrial commission decision awarding the elder Winters $7 a week for 310 weeks and held that drivers in the midget races were not employes of Intermountain Speedways Inc which conducted the contests '3: ' - - : ' I - GET FREE TRIPLE CHECK CHART tiOVi 4'' ' i - 4 2 2 A former member of the Utah national guard who submitted a claim to the state 20 years after being Injured in service is not barred from pressing for a settlement Attorney General Grover A Giles held in an opinion submitted to Adjutant General W G Wil Hams of the guard Paul Capron the person in clues tion assertedly received a permanent Injury when kicked by a horse some time in 1920 when he was a member of the guard He submitted a claim to the adjutant general in 1940 The attorney general said Capron may- - still put his claim through the regular channels which are first to the state board of examiners and second to the legislature "11-'- '1' isituseV 4 s ‘ 4 :i Ruling Upholds Guard Member ' 14 THIS MONTH ONLY l''' ‘'---- ' 1I: l'' annex said E C Martin special representative Lieutenant V R Johnson regulating officer of the quartermaster regulating station which controls all railroad and truck transportation will move to offices in the Denver & Rio Grande Western Western Pacific railroad station from rooms 259 and 261 in the annex Headquarters office of the Utah national guard also will be moved but new quarters have not yet been obtained toropiL z up off off SOL1'9 A LASTING 'WEAR AND BEAUTY 1 up 10 up 14 up 15 up IT'S iii : ‘ 111 The western military bureau in charge of military traffic will move to room 211 Templeton building May 29 from room 257 in the M 1011111 (OAT - day 11 1 t 1 77 7 ISIVii iIvEsTmEN I Two additional government offices will move from the 'Union Pacific building annex next week to make room for the mountain district office of he army engineer corps representatives said Thura- 11ou-se'pint- You don't want to pay for two paint Jobs Instead of oriel You don't want to buy nearly twice as many gallons of paint as you actually need You don't want to pay paint prices for housa paint that contains as much as GS water and petroleum distillates (gasoline) Then by all means make the Acme TRIPLE CHECK before you buy —up ' ! i Federal Offices Plan to Move AcrileTHIPLE ENEEIt ibeforo you buy r) ! 19 17 4 T-- 7 - L :hialtallie - 1 Utah up 20 up 18 off 4 off 6 Wyoming Food stocks scored dependable gains throughout most of the area from the Rockies to the coast Wyoming's 5 per cent gain was the smallest for this group of stores and Utah's 24 per cent rise the largest Arizona food stores did 22 per cent more business for the 1942 month Apparel Goes 'Up Apparel stores ran substantially higher in all states and in Utah climbed 53 per cent Furniture sales were mixed and in most states changed little Arizona however had a 26 per cent rise ' Utah had a boom of 50 per cent In sales of lumber and building material followed by Arizona up 35 per cent Other gains tapered down to 1 per cent in Montana with Wyoming 'counting a 2 per cent drop Department stores chalked up 25 per cent gains In Utah and Idaho r ' up 7 up 6 up 11 up 3 off 1 off 5 : - 1 last year sales cut aggregate gains and in some places left losses for total dollar value of goods marketed The censua bureau survey covered several thousand retailers whose total merchandising activity compared less favorably with last year than in recent months Only in Utah was there a marked improvement LList Trade Trends The following table lista trade trends in 10 of the 11 western states Reports were not available from Nevada Sales trenda: Percentage change from last year: April 4 Months California up 5 up 11 - - 13 19-1- k SAN FRANCISCO May 21 ()Pi sales kept well ahead of lest year In most lines of western trade during April report's of the federal bureau of the cenaus showed Thursday Losses in automobile business ranging from 59 to 81 per cent of Oregon May 22 -- - ' 4“ 14 4 4 141— 444 4- -- 14 4- ' ''''- '''' '''''' ''''''' '''''' ''''''' '1"! 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