The Salt Lake Tribune from Salt Lake City, Utah • 7

Eyes Future ZI)e-eialt Cake irteihunt Thursday Morning January 20 1944 Druggists I City Opps Way to Elect Lehi Crossing Light -Project Man President would serve to increase traffic safety at the crossing County Farmers Plan To Meet Food Quotas Chel Tells Executives How to Stretch Points Cansumers will be able to mak their red ration stamps "spin out farther" by purchasing lower cost cute of meat and cooking them longer Fritz Wunder 11 chef Beau Brumme1 cafe told members of the associate division Executives' association Wednesday at the cafe He also advised serving more soups salads and fresh fruits 1 I i 4 i I 1 4 i I 1 Roberts Sets Release of Stolen Jewels District Attorney Brigham Roberts declared Wednesday he will order release of approximately 3000 In jewels held by Salt Lake City police as robbery trial evidence to Grant Hampton 370 A street victim of a holdup-robbery last spring attributed to Edward (Skinny) Myers Request for release of the jewels must come from Mr Hampton declared the district attorney Mr Hampton was out of town Wednesday Proposed release of the jewelry came after dismissal of a robbery complaint against Myers who is in Utah state prison for 15 year to life imprisonment as a result of a previous robbery conviction and conviction of being an habitual criminal Means of assuring Salt Lake county's quota in the government food production program were discussedWednesday at a conference of Salt Lake county farmers and 70 county agricul Denver Rio Grande Western Railroad company Wednesday was placed in a position to push Its plans to install powerful sodium vapor lights to illuminate the rail crossing at Second South and Fourth West streets following Salt Lake-City commission approval to have the city maintain the two lights at the rate of $3840 per year City Traffic Supervisor Joseph Gill who recommended the action now that the railroad has obtained priorities for the material" predicted installation of the illumination lights i i 'L 1'Z I' -711'' 'o '4'-rO fr ::::::1:::0 4 4: 1 trit 7 tr 5 1' i 4 'Af -i Nv 45 7 Taylor Lehi was elected president of the Associated Druggists of Salt Lake City at organization's thirty-fourth annual election meeting Wednesday at offices in the Brooks Arcade building He succeeds Sam Harman Salt Lake City Others elected are: Robert Cook vice president Wade sergeant-at-arms and Harry Coombs who was reelected secretary-treasurer for the thirty-fourth successive year having served the organization in this capacity since its founding Give Your Feet An Ice-Mint Treat City commissioners voted to maintain the two 10000-lumen sodium vapor lights provided the railroad purchases and installs them at its expense on city poles The railroad had petitioned for the installation more than a year ago after reporting it was unable to receive help in the matter from the state road commission Lights are needed at the crossing the traffic supervisor said because of the new traffic dangers due to the switching operations Of numerous troop and other trains He said he is in receipt of a petition from the Union Pacific Railroad company concerning installation of similar lighting for the Third West and Second South streets crossing where a woman was killed by a train late last year He declared the two crossings "are comparable as far as being hazardous to traffic" tural leaders at Midvale city hall Martineau cotinty age- cultural agent directed the meet which WaS termed "one of the most important agricultural conferences of the year" Commu- nity agricultural meetings to be held during the coming weeks were planned William Kasworm member of Salt Lake county agricultural planning committee delivered a report on purposes of the meeting and Lyman Rich Utah State Agricultural college extension specialist spoke on the government's dairy and livestock production requests for Utah in 1944 A Bracken USAC exten A Bracken 11 A exten- 'ion agronomist discussed government crop production goals for Utah and Miss Elna Miller USAC extension nutritionist spoke on family living Alvin Carpenter discussed labor problems Committee sessions were conducted as follows: Family living Mrs Bello Magna: chairman dairy and other livestock George Winder Granger fruit production Eric Dahl Crescent: crops Walter A Mabey South Jordan: poultry A Mickelsen Draperk and labor George Watts Watts i Cot Happy Coormg Relief Foe Burning Callousestut Spring in Your Stay Don't groan about tired burning feet-Don't moan about eslionses Get busy end give them an Ire-Mint treat eel the encrh forting soothing coolnese of lee-Mint drive In out fiery burning tiredneta Rub 1ee4dint over those ugif hard id corns and callouses ea directed See how white cream-like Jae-Mint helps attest thern up Get foot hour" to(isis this law Mint Iraqi Your druggist bus Isoildiint from a railing he a a walking across at the federal reserve bank 70 East South Temple street The boy and three friends were en route to the bank to buy additional war stamps for the Lafayette school He was released to his home after treatment in police emergency hospital Boy Breaks Arm In Tail Walking' Stunt John Huefner 11-year-old son of Mr and Mrs John Huefner 606 Cortez street suffered a broken arm Wednesday when he tumbled $140 Tools Vanish Tools valued at $140 were stolen from Joseph Wiley's repair shop at 901 Gale street Tuesday night Mr Wiley reported Wednesday Dr Fredric Woe liner Wi 11 scout future (Adverusement) Sat Last Day $1 TIES Going at A 4 A VII Pt 1 Business Our Doors Close Forever pi Entire Stock of Up-to-the-Minute Valued Tailored Reg $1950 to $4950 SUITS and TOPCOATS Reg Pekes up to $2915 Tweeds and bard-finish worsteds EVERY SUIT I GOES Beg prices up to $2995 -JR Only 3 More Days! 72: 7r 1 4 7 7 --ii tl- --1 1 i (1 i 1 f' 4: 11 4 NT1 t1 04 ak! ii4 bb aidh 1 tr 11 1 1 i EI1 3 -o --J r' i 1-1 1L- LA C50111t'a-: 'It-AIIIIISIIIIIIIIIIMISSJEI We Can Fit In Included at QUIT BUSINESS PRICES are LEEDS' FINEST 100 WOOL SUITS and TOPCOATS IJ I 8 In SINGLE and DOUBLE sizes 84 to 50 TOPCOATS In swanky styles FLEECES COVERTS and NEW CAVALRY TWILLS 1 EVERY FUR COAT AT QUIT BUNINEMs PRICES Black SEAL-dyed SABLE -dyed Coneys CHINA MINK-dyed Coneys The FUR you want and the STYLE YOU WEAR BEST IS here at these 17lomen's Sport and Dross Couts! Untrimmed and FUr-trnuned Get Yourself a clever Sport COAT or a beautiful Dress Coat now at a price that would be Impossible under any other circumstances QUITTING BUSINESS PRICES: rl r1 furl tile) t'' iv 0 11L-- Women's HATS 49c Girls' $198 DRESSES '7'10M011'17) Smart Sults I Is Last Day! LAST CALL! HICKOK SUSPENDERS BELTS TIR CLIPS Sport and Dross SHIRTS SOX ALL AT QUITBUSI NESS PRICSSI SAT LAST DAY! Reversible ENDS SAT FINGER-TIP 77:71 COATS 1011- 11 DRESSES These prices below are just SAMPLE PRICE CUTS taken at random from our storks See the entire QUIT BUSINESS stock Nothing Reserved EVERYTHING SACRIFICED! Get Yours Now at QUIT-BUSINESS PRICES! Reg $1950 Reg $2450 Reg $2950 Cut to Cut to Cut to i (lw t7NO 99 r-1 47" et Air Nothing Reserved Everything Goes! gam TrowifiesamiGrammiialiluandakonnolrl LAST CALIF Young Men's Men's Fur Fell FAATS S220 WEYENBERG SHOES AT Quit Business 14 Prices SATIN AY LAST Mackinaws Melfons Sport Coats all at Quitsilusiness Prices SATURDAY LAST LEEDS QUITS! Lere 1 Expires SATURDAY LAST' DAY! LEEDS mew QUITS! clip rid 0 F11 1 I 1 Lease 1 Expires! DAY LEEDS QUITS! Lease Expires! DAY! LEEDS QUITS! medicated Duper-oat tale eritii fragrant Oriental krititiquet Nothing quite Ilk it Buy tutlay I CUTICURATALCUM POWDER They're newwith SOYand mi It III 11 PLIAttattS 101411SMVEll Grill Guard Stolen Horace Koch 1525 Roosevelt avenue Wednesday told police thieves stole a grill guard valued at $10 from his automobile Sunday night when It was parked near 1619 Eleventh East street tY You see the golden nuggets of soy in this new exciting mix Your family will love the nut-like a delicious new way to serve nourishing protein Ready-prepared no ration points: Double your morfey back if you're not delighted Intermountain Contractors List Speaker "Ten Certainties for '44" an I analysis of the outlook for the coming be discussed by I Dr Fredric Woellner professor I of education University of Cali- 1 fornia at Los Angeles at twenty-second annual conference of the intermountain branch Associated General Contractors of America Friday and Saturday at Hotel Utah 1 1 Dr Woellner will be keynote i speaker at the highlight of the 1 two-day dinner-meet- 1 ing for all members and associate I members Saturday at 6 in 1 Opening session of the confer- rp ence Friday at 2 will feature 1 election of 1944 officers Raymond 1- Ashton president American In- stitute of Architects and Richard If A Hart state director committee I on economic development will ad- i dress the group A Gibbons 11 president will preside at the stag dinner Friday evening A discussion of problems mutually affecting contractors construction suppliers architects and engineers will open the Saturday morning session at 10:30 a This meeting also will be attend- ed by state and city officials and representatives of government agencies Colonel Arnold Rich 'Utah 1 state director of selective service i will outline man power problems facing industry this year Other i speakers will include Governor Herbert Maw Adam Bennion and Walter Kershaw Ora Bundy will be master of ceremonies for the dinner meeting at 6 Speakers in addi- tion to Dr Woellner will be Mayor Earl Glade and Governor Maw Delegates attending the convention will conduct their own cam- 1 paign in connection with fourth war loan drive Goal has been set at $500000 and committees already are distributing pledges and contacting members and associate members to boost the sale of war bonds during the i -onvention i South High Gets Cadet Officer Richard Lund on of Mr and Mrs Lund 2528 Seventeenth South street was named cadet lieutenant colonel of th onth high (Fop --TAN tb 'IROTC Wednes- day by Lieuten- ant Colonel 4w-troo Gent profes- o' N-- il sor of military Ilt -1' science and tac- Av -vtip -y x---s: 1 tics for Salt cVasabl" r' i Lake high 4it schools Mr Lund a -A i third year stu- LLv1I dent at South is 12secretary of ei South Associated 'Men and presi- Mr Lund dent of Spots and Diamonds usher club He will leave in the near future to enter the army air corps Delbert Atwood son of Mr and Mrs Atwood 808 Second East street a a named cadet major Twenty other ROTC students also were advanced Officials Estimate $1300 Fire Damage A roof fire caused estimated WOO damages to the residence of I I24-Garden avenue at 2 in Wednesday County fire department officials said the fire virtually destroyed the roof and attic but resulted in only minor -loss to property contents Cause of the blaze was not immediately determined 2 Grill Guard Stolen Intermountain 7 Days! zi 17 1 rv r1 1111 1 tt 4 ilt i Only 3 More Horace Koch 1525 Roose- Contractors Iiiidl medicated super-soft tale "1 yeah fragrant Orients! veil avenue Wednesday told po- -fr 34001111 quite Lite it Buy today! lice thieves a tole a grill guard 111 i tr r- '4 VI E4 ag TICIIRA TALCUM Valued at $10 from his automobile st Speaker POWDER Sunday night when it was parked Li k--- EN'- 'L' L'- near 1618 Eleven CU 4) th East street i "Ten Certainties for '44" an 414e Ar 44 ''''''cia-S analysis of the outlook for the PA I ebilen edei7cpursosfeeds ahoy! 4 114160 4 i I 1 iII! '-a After 11 Years On State Street 000stss of education University of Cali- il Dc coming Fredric pw fornia at Los Angeles at th 1 0 1 tAxs1 4 LEEDC Tits Business Our Doors Close 00 (4- wog twenty-second annual conference A 1 I 1 --kits of the intermountain branch Asso- 1 '4-1-" oe 41k 0000 ciated General Contractors of 'I 'prover Saturday at 6 rn Friday and Saturday at I '1 r---- Atiorce America I '-'-11 6 --)-a---- 1 I'l Hotel 'Utah i -4- Hr- -0000mxv-7-rt 144-'4'- Dr Woellner will be keynote 1 --e- -1 At Everything Goes! speaker at the highlight of the 1 )) t) fe--- 1 two-day dinner-meet- i i tes i I 4 I i in for all members and associate 1 I I -1 1 1 111111 Ammt members Saturday at 6 1 1 1 i Pt 1 41 i It Opening session of the confer- rp' I 1 A 74 A Hart state director committee I II ence Friday at 2 Will feature tty elt Nrt0Lhinig113 li' 0 1 I i(f lii It't I -ib election of 1944 officers Raymond 1- 1 oar' 4447004 cdOta fi 0 Ashton president American In- -0- stitute of Architects and Richard elt I r----1 it-9-- 40 'c on economic development will ad- Ittgr -40-- 0- et 41 representativ of government 14 11 morning session at 10:30 a l' dress the group A Gibbons i -1 iif)4 president will preside at the stag i 0 4 If 11'1 er --1 "i let v-'' nnAw fi-e'7--41 44' yleys ito' 2 tz 1 dinner Friday evening heyre newivitli SOYand Imply I A discussion of problems mutual-ly ly affecting contractors construe- '''4' -Pt -14- s4-" AVIV 'I'' 1 C' Um suppliers architects and en- LII 1 1 gineers will open the Saturday 47agl It li a 1 el i' I i' IA Cr7 OALL! This meeting also will be attend- rn7 "40 1 -14 "--1 -ei 4- (-0 ed by state and city officials and i -11 of 1 es! i ri s- 4 LAST 'k-N 11 Nw 4-N lit --i14 t' 'd agenciets bl Colonel Arnold Rich 'Utah Sat 4' 4 4 Entire SIoci: of state director of selective service e-- i will outline man power proems cJ Last facing industry this year Other LEEDS A I speakers will include Governor lexe el Up-to-the-Minute Valcrest Tallorc 4 0 4-1 Herbert Maw Adam Bennion Da p-c-- i 1 4 1 N-1 Reg $1950 to $4950 sit QUITS! and Walter Kershaw $1 C) ii 9 11 TOPCOAT3 Young Men's Ora Bundy will be master of 1 4lt -1 iik Cl) 1 l'al: Vail attf a 0 Velyy00 It 4 cinegrematoneleps fmor stpheeandeiengnerthmaededti- -i-t 7 SUITS nd -4 Reversible 1 1 4 I :1 i liaornit Jo DGriaWdeoeall It 1 hnderciowviell boerMmaaywor i :1 et: We Can Fit in 'c-4o' SALE ENDS SAT FINGER-TIP ''It4 ttk1Y 4 -1 LI 0 Delegates attending the conven- I- I COATS I 1 OK tion will conduct their own cam- a' 'T41- Included at QUIT BUSINESS PRICES are HICKOK SUSPENDERS BELTS t4 i' LEEDS' FINEST 1000 IDOL SUITS and Camel Shade- Si Tld CLIPS Sp 4 IT ort and Dress zes 11111011111 paign In connection with th I 4'' 51 4 17 -7 TOPCOATS DOUBLE CO A 14 2 gt I fourth war loan rive oaas k-4 TOPCOATS in swanky in SINGLE and SHIRTS SOX ALL AT PRIC 1 QUITBUSS Gl 8U I 8 SiZes 5-4 to 50 BUSINESS I NESS PRICSSI SAT LAST DAY! 7 been set at $500000 and commit- 00' ss 99 1416gr4r7ft tees already are distributing COVERTS and NEW CAVALRY TwILLs 't I contacting members pledges and i 1 e1(74' At l' 0 I 7 $11 3 iia and associate members to boost 'r 4 4 3'4' -t onvention t) -I the sale of war bonds during the 40 0 4 01 4 Get Quit-Business Prices on Men Suits Topcoats Lease 1 1 11 1 it i )41" 4ici 2 41 the These prices below are justTSAMPLE 'SINESS stock PRICE CUTS taken at random from our Expires! 1- i I SUIT See the entire QUIT BL Nothing Reserved E1ERYTIIING ----t---: 404t re- i South High Gets i Si I TOP- or SACRIFICED! Get Yours Now at QUIT-BUSINESS PRICES! Reg $1950 Reg $2450 Reg $2950 SATURDAY LAST- DAY! e---4 '4- 4 r) tica 9 EEDS A -t 410 ---1V' Cadet Officer TIES cut to only-7 Cut to 1 i g'- -1-1 -) ''-4--- 1 1 1' COAT NEED -4t QUITS! Going at Ci) 1 '4414 I it-- $(0 tr'' 3111: IN- Richard Lund son of Mr and ip cli 9 -9 $gl (Th- i-C) iz:" '1'''1 Lund 2528 Seventeenth 4 at a i 11 'N 0 South street named cadet i i'liLlA i 0---- I iU L-- i-- Nkotfr a 'itZ SAVING! Men's Fur Fell 0 lieutenant colonel 1 ch i04 ii 4 of the Solith high I try -e -1 4- 4 -al ft' ii bd Irto'r Itomens Sport and DreiJes iolits! S2 20 ATS VI I day by Lieldutnewensil I I 4i 1 rc( 'ant CColoWnee WEYENBERG 1 I 1 Untrimmed and Fur-trinuned 'rth 1' 0000011 Attr- Gent profes 14 4 I osor of military A Get Yourself a clever Sport COAT or a beautiful Dress Coat now at a price 4' 0 SHOES AT ii i -4 000301VVOSAd '4 0 Ne'61' vv'''NOMI4' -1 science and tac- 7 -i 4 1 ties for a I BthuastINwEousisd under any other circumstances QUITTING 4 4 i 44 4 i Lake high -4' 4 44- Quit Business Lease rl et() Sr i'" rt CI rl "7 el c) 'iss Ex Prices '''''''411' '411' pir! es I 1 -'4 Mr Lund a I i L'' A 1 414 3 40 kN44: ithird year stu- 1 i 1 -0" ilket I ee te tat El oouf ht i SATUR AY LAST DAY! 04 i llslaututa 1111 cr 44 South Associated 4-4Y Women's HATS 49 $198 DIZESLIESI LEEDS 1 490 44 le 1 Til 'Men and presi- 6 re boy -f "see '-'-'S QUITS! 1 -N 144 c'' '1) ft 1 yirt4 1 11 You see the golden nuggets of Mr Lund dent of Spots and 1 Diamonds usher 177 7 Saturday 7 I'' Ma ckinaws 4 111)" tlildNerilll 1 d'" TrIr avY in this new exciting club He will leave in the near fu- Cal omen Smart A J1 tUre to enter the army air corps IS A il -t 't 2 1 04 mix Your family will love Delbert Atwood son of Mr and Mrs Atwood 808 Second East Reg Prtees up to $29tra Last 11-' es I Meltans 0 treet a a named cadet major a bard-finish 4--- ''-'411- worsteds SUIT s299 Day! 41 il Sport Coats 4-- the nut-like a 8 TWenty other 0 students also -4044 GOES Re prices up to 171 it Slacks 0 I 1' ti7 Up bk were advanced i $2995 447 delicious new way to 1 1 all at iko (I 4 QuitsBusiness it PLIACIMIS serve nourishing protein Officials Estimate i it'l TI'D COLle II 1ep ai rsees ILIPULSIMATIIIIIS A440' -4- LI LIE il 11 I si 1- 1- Ivo Ready-prepared no $1300 Fire Damage tre 21 1 Ilw41 17g' el-l' clti L-14tW ration points: Double your A roof fire caused estimated 1 1 1 U-- 6 I si $1300 damages to the residence of i) I Nichols I24-Garden avenue 1 i1- i4 )1101- 4 titit 7 A money back if you're 101FRY Irt'R 4OkT Al 1 said only minor not deli County fire department officials delighted at 2 tn Wednesday -1 0 4 lt ti 4111T 11114INEMS i'llit'ES the fire virtually destroyed 1 the roof and attic but resulted in I i4 4 11 sirwk SEAL-d yed Coneys-- Iii I ABLE Coneys -o4 SATURDAY LAST DAY! LEEDS 0 '''411 I- i 4 loss to property con- 1 1 4144 'eote kJ" CHINA MINK-dyed Coneys fl tents Cause of the blaze was not 1 A 3 1- The FUR you want and the 1 1 ti' 1- immediately determined 11'--4-4 STYLE YOU 'WEAR BEST is I ''i t- I i 1' here at these QUITS! Including Now Early Spring 1 Arrivals0 The I) It 8 8 you 51" want im hero at a price you couldn't get under any other v411010 circumstances lit tsfAN neg $385 Dresses A ci Ca to $399 Only iy---- Reg $995 Dresses Reg $1095 Dresses ti Cid tO $699 Only 1 nicAat rurrd livn ag 1 sN ow ty Spring The It IC 8 8 you -r want hi here at a l'j price you couldn't iti get under any other -----f' circumstances V4ttete 4 toN leg $585 Dresses Cut to $399 i Only Reg $995 Dresses Reg St095 Dresses Cut to 99 6 Women's Heavy Weight Menis Wear SLACKS $299 $595 Blankets 23 cotton 3 98 25 Wool stpy ItAyon I Women 2 2 neavy Weight Menis Wear SLACKS $299 23 ColtOU s3 9 8S $595 Blanket 23 W001 50ye Itsyss Quitting Business Prices Cut Broken Sizes SLIPS GOWNS PANTIES at -'14 QUIT-BUSINESS PRICES! Only 3 More Days! Saturday Your LAST CHANCE! GOLDEN 3AKE mut II '''0 I IMNA r) 1 VONSPINKTAIJUg' )t iI)fo Quitting Business I PL 1 4 (11:1 I 1 17rti rors 1 ----1 i 49gs P- Nil 1 Dist 11' Irit (vt 1 LT) 'i Prices Cst c111' 93 110 SPJ'-74 699 '( A pi 014' 1 7 or om ress 4k itty i 't ''1 4 tow Dittla "il '-'Cl-f ij 1 A et 16 tIR 4--- Saturday Your LAST CHANCE! 1 el '1 '') 11 4i I i -7' i 0 '4 ri 1 Ps it LEEDS 4 4 --L! 0 GOLDEN rCIAKE A 1 a I t'- 4 Broken Sizes SLIPS GOWNS a- 14 I 16 At f- IF l'i)t- it PANTIES ems long joul l''t 1: ii: A 4 at 1 4 QUIT-BUSINESS PRICES! I SATURDAY LAST DAY! i 1 111 el i i -lr- n- I 0 I 3 More Days Only' 3 More Days! I iji tns out rililinlig oscine mach teat ecid a with with gnawing appetite t' but woch a penalty for tratitring it! What a picture! and so ofttto unnecessary thinks to VONS PINK TABLETS No magic about it con sees know-how ways of relieving distress of such ormptoms as VON'S PINK TABLETS have so promptly demonstrated Most druggists teams VON'S LOS ANGELIS VON CO 405 Wust etb Sc Los Antelts "A National Organizotioo Siete zgal No Mail Orders Accepted "A Mariana Or anizattioo Stites 1 a No Mail Orders Accepted tender Bunting pain amid ness tc from scorching escses stomach toot acid i with gnawing appetite wie but tioch a penalty for gratifying si it 'What a picture I In so ofted unnecestarythenks to VON'S PINK TABLETS magic about common sesta know- how ways of relieving distress of such symptoms as VON'S PINK TABLETS have so promptly demonstrated Most druggists teams VON'S LOS ANGELIS VON 405 Wsst Bch St Los Angeles 405 Wst eth St Los Angeles 1 corms ISM PtLLISall FLOUR MILLS COMPASS "PADS MARI St a PAT OPT mr4AtArliZaltagMrit Ofirtniellf IM PILLSBURY FLOUR MILLS COMPANY "BADS MARI RN PAT OP? 4 1 1---' "r--c------------------ alkali 411111:111" I e- waffles: I Opliirjrtill I 0 4 1 Atostoosomigtosmil I 414 i.