The Salt Lake Tribune from Salt Lake City, Utah • 12

TIIE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Thursday January 3 1952 7 -17-1 rl ri 1 "--Ar A I t4 I I i Li I L11- mile Th 3 20 to 33Y3! 1 Smashing savings in snug winter when Jack Frost's tightening his grip! 4 SPECIAL SA1 SPECIAL 0 i' I e--- 4 'Jere 1795 'Wool Coats titoc 1 I Styles to delight your one all wool every one fully interlined Not all sizes in oil styles of course but her '747 -sze is here Hurry in todayl 3 Pr' for Full-Fashioned Ultra-Sheers Regularly 119 ts Pfere 21195 Storm Co 0 reliss Utah of 1952 Runny Reese brushes up on her state history as Richards tells of his role when Utah became a state Right for campus and street Closely woven all wool fabric turns coldest winds Big notched collars of beaver-dyed mouton lamb can be turned right' up around ears Fully lined Broken sizes for teen-age girls Reg 135 Daytime Sheers this event Reg 169 Silhouette Heels this event Reg Proportioned-Fit this event Reg 159 Sheer 60-Gauge this WEEK FETE OPENS 115 1'39 115 135 SUP Commemorates Utah 0 Entrance Into Statehood Vera 2295 Cous czoing 1 Precious 100 wool coverts with full lining Worn with or without matching leggings as shi chooses Broken sizes and colors Evening Glamor Stoles Reduced Guests of honor at the annual I affair included Mr Richards1 Governor Bracken Lee Mayor I Earl Glade Mrs Kate Car- ter president Daughters of the lUtah Pioneers and Bunny Reese Brigham City Miss Utah of 1952 The meeting also was attended Li' approximately 150 members of the Salt Lake Emigration and Sugar House SUP Luncheon Cl LI 1)S Keynote speaker at the gather-Ong was Dr Milton It Hunter i member of the First Council of Seventy Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints 1 Were 298 Cotton Dressias Were 395 to 593 5 A small group of ardent supporters of Utah's bid for statehood waited eagerly in the office of the territorial secretary when word WM flashed over telegraph wires that winter day Of Jan 4 1096 Utah had been admitted to the onion as the 45th state climaxing a long and bitter fight between political factions In the territory Among the group awaiting word of Utah's admission as a state was Richards secretary of the Utah Territory and acting governor in the absence of Gov Caleb West Governor West was in Washington hen the proclamation granting statehood was Pi vied by President Grover Cleveland At that time territorial offices were located at 145 5th East in what is now Ambassador Atletie Club The occasion was commemorated Wednesday at a special noon luncheon meeting of the three talt Lake Chapters of the $ons of Utah Pioneers The meeting launched this year's observance of "Know 'lour Utah Week" The state's political history is the 1952 theme You'll want a half dozen at this tiny price Pretty plaids and prints Wash-fast sunfast New glamor wear for dress for gifts Silk chiffons wools in gold threaded design bright new colors 1 'ball iv Distance Thieves neves Plague Pollee Police auto theft division officers had their share of head 101 USE YOUR CREDIT! Were Quality Cotton Dresses 299 Were Quality Cotton Dresses 399 Pordiassis totaling $20 Or room may ise made on Soars Easy Pat mint Plan goo' SAVE 300 to 450 NOW! Save 20 to ontiro ssioc! rstto 313! Final clearance of children's winter TIPSY DRIVING 11 Court heats '00 BBccllgg 4 I I INV' aches during 1951 a major of which was the heavy I use of stolen automobiles by i thieves for long range transportation of 287 motor vehicles stolen from Salt Lake City last year 178 were recovered within the city But 98 of them were recovered etwwhere On the basis of locale of recovery Sgt A 11 Rogers bureau chief estimated that "considerably more than half the 22 vehicles still not recovered must be somewhere outside the city" Expecting a decrease in auto theft after the summer was over officers were surprised to find highest month for car thefts was when 34 ears disappeared Of those 10 still are missing In addition to recovery of 178 local stolen vehicles local officers of all police divisions recovered 21 vehicles which had been reported stolen elsewhere in the state and 18 stolen in the nation The arrest record showed 70 persons arrested within the city in connection with local thefts 18 arrests elswhere in the state for local car thefts and 31 arrests elsewhere in the nation for stealing of Salt Lake vehicles WERE PRICED TO 995! Cunningly styled coats and coot sets that'll keep your tot cozy-warm when he Yen tures outdoors For little boys or girls in sizes 6 12 and 18 months a cc T35 Co Three cases of alleged drunken driving dating back to 1950 were among five such cases appearing NVednesday on the court calendar ot Police Judge Marcellus Enow Newest case was that of Everett 11 Scott 28 67I-2nd East arrested at 7th West and 1st South Monday night Ile was ordered to appear to enter plea Thursday Return to Docket Three cases which began In 1950 were returned to the police court calendar after remaining unsettled in the court of Judge Leland Larsen At least one of the three gases will be heard after Judge Larsen eS5UMCS the bench in police court about Jaw 7 Arrested'April 10 1950 Ernest Melehes 32 2646th East was scheduled to appear Jan 23 Perry Ilenderson 40 219 9th South arrested Dee 30 1950 to appear Thursday and Vernon Earl 40 316 American Ave arrested Dec 30 to appear Thurs fashions for imniediate wear in For toddlers 6 12 and 18 months Tailored of wonderful chinchilla fabric-65 rayon in underweave 35 wool on the face Velveteen trim broken sizes i k- ii i-' i'A 4A thi '1' 1L 2195 liNtagic Grow" Coat Sets Sears knows how fast tots ample hems ido to permit lengthening for next year Warm all -wo'or covert in several colors Fully lined 3 to ox 'Kiwanis Name Sreater Maj Ralph Fuller Ogden will address Salt Lake Kiwanis Club on The History Behind the Atomic llomh" at the club's Thursday noon meeting in Hotel Utah GROUP 1 'Regularly 695 to 995 Suedes or smooth leathers in assorted dressy or casual fashions thaice of -1 colors styles Not all sizes in all styles so hurry for first selections 14 1C3 Juvenile D0 ih CS 1 1 COUNTY PLAN DOG 'CENSUS' Pert prim little cotton dresses that'll come through dozens of launderings looking bright and fresh Ginghoms per-cotes and broadcloths in sizes 3 to 6x WINTER HATS REDUCED fi Many wore priced to 239 Nes and corduroys Peg 445 mi tor girls 99c 149 Alt wool for boy or gir end boy wine or groin ke tiros Reg 465 An VO 001 far boys et gills wine or wee Ise tires GROUP 2 Resit lady 498 to 595 Pumps platforms sandals flats of casuals assorted leathers InAd A 4 colors First quality merchandise r- duced to clear our stocks buy now say Sentencing Reset Paul Collins arrested Sept 18 1951 convicted of drunken driving was to appear Wednesday: for sentencing but date was at over to Saturday Scheduled to appear Wednes- day for trial on a drunken driving charge Mrs Jennie Town 87 340 5th South was given Jan 25 as new trial date Other traffic cases disposed of Included A Hickman 1843- 19111 East negligent collision fined $25 Eldon Howell Davis Kearns speeding forfeited $15 Don Benson 587-5th Ave speeding fined $27 Alfred Kielsen 1158 8th South it red srrnirhore forfeited MELTOti JACKETS Omits of el nn 3 to 411 7 7 Reg 298 ROTS' JAC-SHITZT Wow es locket tar shirt llokt block 11 on plaid All wool Washohlw 3 6 7 7 398 "MAGIC GROW" DRESSES Lo't clown the horn move the buttons 0 nd Ws big enough onloini Cottons 3-6o Ao I -7 7 1 A dog census to help both Salt Lake City And County in collecting dog licenses wIll be Launched in January The Salt Lake County Commission announced that each field representative of the County assessor's office will be supplied with blank form to list the names and addresses of dos owners 4114" 71 rn iot A 1(10(a MAIN OR STATE AT 8th SOUTH DIAL 5-6651 PARK FREE HOURS 9:30 am la 6 611111.