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The Salt Lake Tribune from Salt Lake City, Utah • 13

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Salt Lake City, Utah
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13
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ft THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SATURDAY MORNING AUGUST 3 1935 13 Russian Girls Set Parachute Records CCC Corps Credited Price Cutting Cleaner Kith Checkins Fires Must Pa' Fine of r0 Corn-Hog Benefits Reach Nine Million Salt Laker to Teach Word has been received by Mr and Mrs Vernon Chapman 781 Seventh avenue that their son Jack Chapman received a teaching assistantshlp at the Unlversty of California in Berkeley He will leave August 12 to assume hil duties Southwest Sees Wind Showers Lower Mercury Midwest Finds July Below Heat Record of Same Month in 1934 CHICAGO Aug 2 Circuit Judge Harry Fisher today fined the cleaning and dyeing company headed by Edward A Fink $3000 for violating an injunction setting a minimum price for the Chicago cleaning trade Fink last week was sentenced to 80 days in the county Jail for violating the injunction Motorist Injured When Two Machines Collide Eugene Sawyer 21 327 West Sixth South street suffered a fractured left arm and body lacerations when the automobile he was driving collided with another automobile at Fifth South and West Temple streets Friday at 12:15 Emerson Boam 25 303 Fifth East street was arrested for reckless driving following the accident Harvey Peirce police traffic investigator reported Sawyer was driving west when southbound machlni struck him Sawyer was treated at the emergency SAN FRANCISCO Aug 2 WV-A combination of good weather and alert Civilian Conservation Corps was credited today by federal officials with sparing far western national forests from the usual summer fire devastation so far this year Although the danger of serious forest fires is not over yet for the year no flames of serious proportions have cut paths of destruction through the forest areas this summer Heavy whiter rains gave national WASHINGTON Aug 2 The farm administration announced today that in less than a week It had mailed corn-hog checks totaling $9-139549 to 143286 farmers In forty-six states as a start on' tha payments for the T935 The sum which includes the checks mailed today represents about one-tenth of the total to be paid In first payment checks' to corn-hog operators Second payments will be made after January 1 1936 't) MOSCOW Aug 2 UP) A new world altitude record for women parachute jumping without oxygen was claimed today for two 20-year-old Russian girls Anna Sismariova and Galina Tiashetskaga who jumped from 26000 feet at Khimke near Moscow The Sismariova girl who narrowly missed getting entangled in electric wires skid she passed through four layers of clouds on the way down The government awarded prizes of 1500 rubles to each of the two jumpers the mercury bubbled above 100 on 21 days This July that mark was passed on only 13 days The mean maximum temperature in July a year ago was 1015 against 975 last month A maximum of 110 set Kansas record for July 1934 This year 104 was tops for the and the year to date Heat Deaths 149 Reported heat deaths for the summer in 14 central states reached' 149 yesterday The squalls on the east coast took at leat 10 lives and caused much property damage Two electric storms hit Philadelphia Two drowned in a flood in Holsop-ple Pa which caused damage of $100000 Nebraska Kansas Missouri and Oklahoma were the superheated states Meterologist Flora at Topeka Kan foresaw possible relief in cooling freezes from Montana He gave the breezes a good chance to push- across the sunbaked plains and hold Kansas temperatures to 95 Saturday The mercury stretched itself to 100 or above in a vfide area forests of California a thorough soaking and while precipitation in Oregon and Washington areas has not been heavy in some sections fire weather generally has been By Associated Press The sweltering southwest hopefully watched cooling showers and breezes edge in Friday from less torrid areas to the north While the southwest had another day of limp collars and damp brows the east recovered from severe wind and electric storms and north central states enjoyed rain-cooled air It even snowed in Montana Cooler Than 1984 Iowa weren't so hot following generous showers Minnesota had heavy rain and temperatures were held to the 70s Boston was cooler yesterday the mercury hitting 75 at noon compared with 88 Thursday The weather was normal in the south with no heat deaths reported Indiana had upper 90 weather with two fatalities One died at Louisville as the mercury hit up past 90 again Hot as is the weather this sum-Iner midlanders found some so In contrasting current temper-- -aturei and those a year ago In Kansas City during July 1914 St Louis at 94 -St- top of 94 and reported four heat deaths South Dakota Minnesota and 1 7 Every Day in the Week at Safeway Piggly Wiggly Stores Prices effective in our Murray Midvale Magna and Salt Lake City Stores Our Meat Dept Prices Effective Saturday Only SUGAR Utah Beet Lb 112 Choice Beef 10 lbs Pineapple Beet Roast! lb 17c FANCY BABY BEEF Sirloin Steak lb 2SC TENDER BABY BEEF Luncheon Meat lb 29c QUALITY Cottage Cheesfe lb 10c CREAMY KIND Minced Ham lb 18c FOR COLD PLATR Sliced Bacon Ea 19c SHORT IUBS lb 71i' LEAN CUTS GROUND BEEF lb 13' FRESH LEAN BEEP Mutton Legs lb 12' GRAIN-FED CHOICE SMALL Mutton Roast 1b Qlzc 8HOULDER CUT8 Mutton Chops lb 13c LOIN OR RIB Mutton Breast lb 4c Broken Slices No 21 can (Jl CHEESE H-POUND CELLO PACKAGE FOR STEWING BREAD A 12-ounce Loaves 2 lor 5c Med Cure Pound Pound Pkg 15c 23c PEAS Dinnerette Fancy Sifted 14c 10c 25c VINEGAR GALLON Consider the life of these nudists fWhen Old Sol beams down at his rudest With no clothes to doff they drink to cool off Iced Hills Bros Coffee like prudists Tuna Flakes COFFEE AIRWAY DEPENDABLE Pound Pkg AUniip 6 SLEEPY HOLLOW Pure Cane and Maple Pint Jug 23c MAYONNAISE Best Foods SARDINES VAN OVAL SHRIMPS Gulf Tall can Pint jar 28c 3 cans 25c 12c No Size Can 3 Cans 12c SHREDDED WHEAT The Original Package SALMON omho Wo Del Monte Fancy Red Tall mm wUllS JELL-0 Cifjritk lff Dillt pftt 10c Corned Beef arge Bottle CATSUP All Flavors Pkg 5c 9fl I2-oz can n9 HARVEST BELL 48-lb bag PRIMROSE 48-lb bag fillers will soon be using new wheat We advise buying flour now EGGS PORK and BEANS Van No 2Vz Can POST TOASTIES Large Package 3 for 25c for 25c Small Standards Dozen WAX BEANS Fancy Cut No 2 Can MUSTARD 2-Ounce Can SOUP Van 4 12c Pound can 12c Lb pkg 40c FXl7flX Lb can 55c MUSTARD 13c Pickling SPICES 5c Hershey TEA LIPT0NS Orange Pekoe HONEY 15c 4for 25c TOMATO JUICE 5c New Crop Utah Strained 1C-LB PAIL Your grocer has a new and better bread for you It is Vitamin WHOLE WHEAT Bread the finest product of the art The flavor of each golden brown slice will please and delight you You get the benefits of Whole Wheat Bread at its best plus the extra Vitamin all growing boys and girls need Look on your gro 0 shelf for the distinctive blue wrapper CHEESE Brookfield Wisconsin Mild Pound 19c PEACHES Fancy Elbcrtas IDaZrv Case 95 fit Our Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Dept for Salur day Only PEAS KT lb 5c POTATOES 10 lbs 9c CANTALOUPES 8c 5c TOMATOES AS2 lb 5c CORN doz 15c lb 5c doz 25c doz 25c doz 25c LETTUCE 2 heads 15c GRAPES 3 lbs 25c Girdled Seedless Large Sweet Fruit whole winiEAT is CAKE SPECIAL SATURDAY FAIRY LAYER 30c.

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