Show ear tor the First Time UN Week Begins With Reception At Maw Mansion SALT LAKE CITY Oct 18 (AP) United Nations week in Utah was officially launched yesterday at a reception in the governor's mansion where more than 700 pledged support to the international organization Oct 17 to 24 was officially designated as United Nations week in a proclamation read at the reception by Gov Herbert B Maw John M Wallace state chairman for U N week praised the organization for its efforts toward world peace He pointed out that "no organization can be powerless that has the support of 58 nations" The Rt Rev Arthur W retired Episcopal bishop of Utah and chairman of the Utah Association for the United- Nations read the U N preamble during the program A University of Utah panel will discuss U N achievements at a meeting today Churches civic and business club and service organizations will devote meetings to the observance during the remainder of the week Moul-to- n - Chest Funds Top Halfway Figure SALT LAKE CITY Oct 18 ( AP Only 58 per cent of the goal of $337370 had been reached today in the annual community chest campaign General Chairman Sam B Kellogg said Final report luncheon of the drive was slated for this noon but Kellogg said the campaign would be continued indefinitely $19535056 totaled Collections through Saturday night or storage Distance For - Long- Moving Dial Og-de- n Operator and ask for Enterprise 1050 SALT LAKE CITY Oct 18 (AP) Actor Dane Clark arrived here yesterday on an "off the beaten path" tour of veterans hospitals The Warner Brothers star arrived from Reno on the second leg of a tour that will take him He as far east as Minneapolis leaves today for Cheyenne Wyo Clark said the trip is "exciting because it's off the beaten path" He added that "the usual Holly wood Junkets have been to the hospitals that are nearby and most convenient This time we're going to hit the places that have been the human neglected Clark addressed a community register vsrylnr expressions of loy upon hearing These three little girls all deaf since birth ( InstrumenU at the Kphpheta school for the deaf in McagO Left Chest luncheon and spent the rest voire for th- first umr usins arousti Dawn or ttte day at tne veterans hospital Boyson and Oianne Calabese seven (AP wirephoto) to riCht: Janice Ohlson five here He is the second actor to appear here in the pat week George Teen-age- rs O'Brien star of western movies yiirited the hospital last Monday as part Both actors are of the veterans''appearing hospital camp shows working in SALT LAKE CITY Oct 18 (AP) with the Hollywood University of Utah announced to committee and the Screen Actors' u a creed to sponsor t tie 18 CITY has Oct LAKE SALT (AP) 18 day (AP) SAL TLAKE CITY Oct guild new Utah museum of Three Virginia teen-ag- e proposed youths A number of others will appear Control of heart disease depends art it will provide a site xor the after were under later this month and during Nocustody today success in on of structure controlling the the upon chiefly portion vember sheriffs Salt Juake county from deputy the it says campus acquired recently maladies which produce reservation abruptly terminated tneir cross Dr John McMichael British heart Fort Douglas ML of GeOree president Gadsby country automobile tour specialist Such maladies include the Utah museum art of expressed The youngsters told officers they rheumatism high blood pressure hope the 1949 state legislature from their Arlington had sclerosis and arteriol would provide financial assistance Va traveled to home Salt Lake City via Dr McMichael will deliver two so that construction can begin Calif Sacramento and Seattle the museum will DC lectures this evening and a third 'KsjjPIeus for Deputies stopped the trio to BOISE Oct 18 (AP) -r-- The U Mrs check offered Utah collection by why the lads were traveling Si department of agriculture said tomorrow morning The talks are Winifred 'Kimball Hudnut widow alone so far from Virginia the Idaho honey crop of sponsored by the University of of Richard Hudnut perfume and The youngest 14 said they had today was 11 per cent 6J020000 cosmetics manufacturer The col Utah medical school borrowed" his father's new model less than pounds the 1947 crop He ' commented that England's lection now is in storage in New car The other two said they were ' IThe number of colonies was York old i 16 and 17 years little but recently adopted national health yields Were 'lowlarger to Utah offered Hudnut Mrs route en home it were The boys service "is affording considerable on the condition that a suitable er five by pounds per colony the Arwhen apprehended They left relief of anxiety to the public said department it in which be constructed building lington on October 6 They were which is no longer compelled to earn! Starvation and queenlessness be displayed being held pending word from- their were the principal reasons pay directly for medical care" given Dr A Olpin Ray university parents The medical profession he said for the reduction of yields this has won a large degree of control war Idaho ranked fourth in mrodue in management of the health servsaid the trustees named president ice a committee to represent tne scnooi tion this yen behind California the de in negotiations The group includes Montana ana Colorado Frank M Browning ot Ogden partment said - University Will Sponsor Museum Heart Specialist Views Control & Storage Co 'Detectives Keep ent Rat-n- R OCTOBER 18 1948 Time Out SALT LAKE CITY Oct 18 (AP) Salt Lake City detectives will retain their present ranks for the present despite a protest by the city civil service commission The commission has protested appointment of detectives by R the J chief of police Chairman Hogan said such a classification does hot exist However Police Chief L C Crowther said the method of appointment has been followed for more than 20 years Promotion to the detective ranks brings an in salary The city attorney has prepared a new ordinance to cover the appointment of men to the detective Iptaa L C Romney city commissioner said no changes would be made until the commission acts on the proposed ordinance of public safety Seized Don't Worry Ladies Let the LAUNDERETTE do your week's washing for you in just 38 minutes In 'Borrowed' Car Idaho Bees Not Quite So Active Burned at Smelter SALT LAKE CITY Oct 18 (AP) Ralph W Gamer 43 Salt Lake City suffered first and third degree burns yesterday in an accident at the American Smelting & Refining company smelter at Garfield Utah Garner was reported in a fair condition at St Mark's He was burned about hospital the neck arms and upper legs usually shows thrilling results ii 7 days! Be- Try the Cuticurm Soap ivri hnrment routine usedbysomanveirlswith externallv caused DimDle anH blackheads You too may be amazed at fcientifkariv prompt reuit 5 Cuttcura medicated Used by many doctors and nurses! Buy at your druggist today - 4 ' Pay Confab Called In Mine Dispute SALT LAKE CITY Oct 18 (AP) Government mediators called a meeting today in a further effort to settle a wage dispute between the Utah division Kennecott Cop per corporation and tne wroinerhood of Locomotive Firemen ana Enginemen Three federal mediation commie sinners will meet with union and company representatives today at the state capitoi The union had called a strike at against the company for Friday on five a m but postponed action the request of Cyrus S Ching director of the federal mediation and conciliation service The brotherhood seeks a wage Increase of $408 a day for engineers and brakemen who work inside the mine The boost would bring the pay level up to that of operators employed outside the mine Commissioners expected to attend the session are Donald God-an Salt Lake City: Clyde Mills Washington D c and Barry D Malcolm Los Angeles ' '" ' better If the wife didVt see them to handling ef her dukes" improve Inductees Face Exams Tuesday Investiture Held For S L Pastor SALT LAKE CITY Oct 18 (AP) First of eight groups of potential inductees in Utah under the new military draft law was due at today at Fort Douglas The selectees will begin passing before examiners at eight a m tomorrow: Colonel Lloyd H Rockwell commanding officer of the intermoun-tal- n recruiting district said Hie first group of 40 men comes from Box Elder Cache and Davis counties other groups win be summoned during the month until all eligible SALT LAKE CITY Oct 18 (AP) The Rt- Rev Msgr Patrick A was presented the official robes of his new office as domestic prelate at his investiture Sunday at the Cathedral of the Madeleine The investiture was made by the Most Rev Duane G Hunt bishop of the Salt Lake City Catholic dio- Satfaer up your clothes Take tfaem to the LAUNDRETTE Put them in a BENDDC Automatic Home Laundry Only 30c for ten pounds SOAP IS FREE Ma-gui- re A or wait In ftil shopping just minutes your SO WASH is READY for your line or to put in a BEND IX DRIER Try the LAUNDERETTE cese 1908 Washington Blvd draftees have been examined Actual drafting probably will begin lav November Next to Paramount Bowl ' py" building another big new factory for us smokers who like the Causes of Water MILDER Losses Studied because air travel is a bigger dollar value than almost anything else! Even today fares are ortty above 1941 3 lnc 7eW 4IH8T Td like the fights on television the "CHESTERFIELD is m SALT LAKE CITY Oct 18 (AP) Inefficient irrigation canals and laterals result in a 50 per cent loss in irrigation water George D Clyde of Logan told a luncheon meeting Clyde chief of the division of irrigation research for the soil conservation service addressed west ern mortgage loan correspondents at Logan ' Clyde said his division cooperating with the Utah State Agricultural college experiment station and the bureau of reclamation has been experimenting fat methods of reducing the water loaf Canal linings of compact earth and bentonite a clay have proved efn fective in some instances he said V in-ega- - CUTICURA Van STANDARD-EXAMINE- MONDAY EVENING - There is nt charge ta ye 'or the call if you have a storage problem REDMAN THE OGDEN (UTAH) Actor Pays Visit To Vets' Hospital cigarette It's MY cigarette jBLa RADIO'S FAVORITE SON V 1rPl - ffJl JuJf ' j LDS Choir Gives 1000th Broadcast SALT LAKE CITY Oct 18 (UPi The 1000th nation-wid- e broadcast of the L D S Salt Lake taberna- cle choir is over Conductor? J Spencer Cornwall directed the 135 regular members of the choir in the half-hoprogram Sunday Or Frank W As-pwas organist The Sunday 'program is thought to be the oldest regularly scheduled show sustaining continuousin the history of radio ly presented on a national network The program originates out of station KSL in Salt Lake City Manys of the numbers on yeschoir time were the same terday as on the first broadcast on July 1 ur because United offers the world's finest meals and service aloft er year-aroun- d 15 1928 Concerts to Begin SALT LAKE CITY Oc 18 t BOISE 2" hrs PORTLAND hrs 6 hrs SEATTLE SAN FRANCISCO 5 hrs- - CHICAGO 9 hrs HEW YORK X'J3rK - (AP) The Salt Lake City Civic Ifusic JyMLf" ffeJ SlTTlM MWCSJ 'life 'Sps ET l association will open its concert eaties Nov 8 in Kingsbury hatL Tossy Spivakovsk noted violinist will appear on the first program IT S " ' TIME TO SHINE i WITH ! 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