The Salt Lake Tribune from Salt Lake City, Utah • 17

-r-- i 17 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Wednesday January 5 1949 Me CITY BRIEFS aecord Winter Roster Seen If Trend Continues Snow ClearhT Strains City CanyonLodgl Pends Elks Provide Park c' 1040-4'' fb A 00414 7- '7' 4 1- A 4 1 't ir'llk i 4 iii cu11 i if Jo -mfrs 1 It s00 lk IN 3' 'Y'll -e 1 4 I Z7 itai 1 i i 446- Ali A644c -kW udget Seami Mr szld Mrs uZ1iam A Robinson Open house will honor Registraton totals Tuesday promised to topple previous winter quarter records at the UniverrAy of Utah when enrollment of 2616 students jumped figiires to 7862 Joseph Norton registrar said another 1200 "stragglers" would drive the figure upward to exceed or at least crowd any past winter quarter's registration totals 'Stragglers' are to include some 150 nursing students who attend 'university cours-es as part of their training in local hospitals Others will be students enrolled in eve i i Nr 1 $14- 1 s- As-" Ir -J -0 I 0' 'V 4 I ii -4 I 7 111e -L---or sp 4 3 i ss- 1K--4 't: 1 1 4--t- N1 4' g- -''''''-0'-' 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population at Stadium Village married students' settlement varied little with a waiting list of more than 600 families reported Afton Davis village manager He said only five families were expected to move out between quarters but the number was doubled when three student tenants who were to graduate in June found adequate accommodations in Salt Lake City and moved into them immediately Motorist Pays Fine of S50 0n27 Tickets lb December' record snowfall has placed an added burden of approximately $10000 on Salt Lake City for street upkeep and equipment maintenance Commissioner John Matheson said Tuesday More than S3000 expense In pay rolls for overtime and extra help alone has been incurred The commissioner said between 200 and 300 tons of salt and sand have been placed on streets this year "This money has been spent for December only" he added "There are at least three more months of bad weather facing us" Commissioner Matheson pointed out that the city was forced to pull its entire street crew of about 100 men from other jobs to maintain traffic thoroughfares Moreover shop crews are kept constantly busy maintaining and repairing heavy equipment He said 22 pieces of rolling equipment with plow attachments virtually have been kept on 24-hour duty Crews have been forced to work many additional hours to keep city streets open for traffic "This winter's snow has created a greater street problem and e- pense than any similar period on record" he explained Icy pavements have forced road crews to continue constant sanding operations Approximately 20 heavy trucks have been used to haul snow and ice to the Jordan river where it is dumped Rowland Hall is where educational and spiritual I poise Yotmg Wiles have attended this school training go hand in hand with development of I since 1881 each class adding to the traditions SCHOOL NEWS AND VIEWS The key to a happy and long married life is hard work devotion family and church say Mr and Mrs William A Robinson 532 21st South The Jan 6 1889 in Rockwood observe their 60th wedding anniversary Thursday at an open house reception at their home from 2 to 6 pm Mr and Mrs Robinson became converts to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in 1897 and moved to Utah in 1914 settling first in Beaver Mr Robinson worked as a farmer carpenter and coal miner in Tennessee arid Coalgate Okla before being employed by the Murdock Academy at Beaver Since 'Mr Robinson retired 11 years ago the couple have resided at their present address and both have been active in church affairs Mr Robinson is high priest and a teacher at Columbus ward while Mrs Robinson is active in the Relief society The couple are parents of nine sons and daughters eight of whom are living Their oldest son Blaine was killed in 1934 in 150 Adults Sign owland Hall's i I istory Colorful For Courses Stephen Clark Also In 1946 the chapel was named St Margaret's City Judge Leland Larsen Tuesday fined William Rice ro age listed 1352 Thornton ave $50 for falling to report on 27 parking tickets Eight speeding cases were heard Vance Van Hovel 27 301-1640 Xast also charged with ignoring a red traffic semaphore was fined $1250 Darrel Hansen 30 1916- 19th East was fined $26 Frederick Horner 22 234-1st ave Wayne Peck no age listed 785 45th South Gilbert Myden 36 521 Vernier pl Shirley Harwood 20 1410 State and Donald Ellsworth 19 41 University it each was fined $25 and Robert Marchant no age listed Sandy was fined $20 Charged with ignoring a red traffic semaphore Alfred Catrone 43 1866 Yale ave was fined $26 and Jerry Lee Griffiths 22 1416 Blair st was fined $25 Melvin Salisbury 26 858 West Temple charged with failing to yield right of way and driving without driver's license forfeited $26 For negligently running into another vehicle Clayton Felt 39 270-13th East was fined $2550 and Irvin Paul Hayes 49 3030 Connor at was fined $25 tra tro $2E 141 we to wit $2f oth 27( an( A Quick Meals dents and the faculty and also a closer friendship between the students themselves Excellent Faculty The faculty is excellent The teachers have come from well-known colleges and many have studied in foreign lands Through the years such activities as Candle and Carol the Halloween sketches the Thanksgiving bazaar junior-senior prom and the commencement ceremonies have become cherished traditions Girls come from all partsof the country to receive a spiritually directed education in preparation for college and upon graduation go to all parts of the world and all types of colleges to complete their education Ann Shaw More than 150 persons have registered for winter quarter study in the adult education progrom of Salt Lake City public schools James Haslem principal reported Registration periods will be held Wednesday and Friday from 6 to 9:30 pm in West high school he said The quarter's work got under way Monday and will continue Monday Wednesday and Friday each week until March 18 At the city-county building registration for an "Americanization" class totaled approximately 30 More are expected to sign up for the class during the rest of the week Still Expanding The title to the property is held by the corporation of the Episcopal Church of Utah which acts as trustee The bishop is responsible for all school affairs The school although it Is still expanding at present has residential facilities for about 30 boarders and this year is filled to its capacity Students of all ages from nursery school through high school take advantage of the swimming pool tennis court gym playground and beautifully planted and well-kept campus At present there are about 125 students The classes are small averaging about 12 allowing a closer relationship between stu Fountain lunches sandwiche warm drinks tor coot days 411VD old Ined Morrison Meat Pies to eat to take keine ArosettA gpitima mr-1 101111 1 4 Members of their family who will greet them on the occasion are Mrs Pearl Eldridge Clearfield Fred Robinson TenMile Tenn: Paul and Ben Robinson Salt Lake City: Mrs Alice Gillespie Cokeville Wyo Mrs Blanche McKinty Lincoln Neb Mrs Ruth Smith Anaconda Mont and Reece Robinson Dayton They have 25 grandchildren and 16 great-grandchildren Salt Lake Elks lodge does not plan construction of a canyon lodge for some time and is uncertain what costs of one will be Arthur Lund chairman of the canyon park committee said Tuesday Instead the site will be equipped with camp stoves and tables and a playground for underprivileged children will be provided before a lodge is erected The Elks canyon site recently was purchased from Salt Lake City Located 17 miles from Salt Lake City it is seven miles from Parley's canyon and nine miles from Mountain Dell Seek Snow Blowers To combat drifting snow the state road commission Tuesday asked the state finance commission to purchase two self-powered snow blowers at an estimated cost of $5000 each 142 Layton Maxfield road commission chairman said high winds have been blowing plowed snow back on the highway almost as soon as it was removed Blowers he said throw the snow farther to the road shoulder Chiropractors to Meet Dr Leo Spears founder and director of Spears Sanitarium' chiropractic institution Denver will be featured speaker at the Utah Chiropractic Assn's winter convention in Salt Lake City Saturday and Sunday The convention will be conducted at Hotel Utah according to Dr George A Wilson Utah association president Tenants Complain Hundreds of calls are received daily at the area rent control office with quiries regarding rental problems by both tenants and landlords but the most frequent of late are complaints of insufficient heat A great many tenants have reported that landlords are fail- Ing to provide sufficient heat said Glen Reese Salt Lake area rent director Landlords generally have an obligation to provide heat and if they fail to do so face possible Injunctive action Mr Reese warned Two Face Charge Two men identified in complaints as Joe Eliud Miera 20 239 8th South and Elias Romero 20 814 West Temple were charged with robbery Tuesday before City Judge Frank Moss They are accused of beating and robbing A Dunn 454 South Temple of approximately $200 The alleged robbery occurred Saturday night at the Plaza hotel 751 2nd South Rotarians Up Dues Salt Lake Rotary club meeting Tuesday at Hotel Utah approved a resolution to increase dues from members July 1 1949: to cover a new annual budget of $10000 a year for Rotary Boys club A board of directors to govern the boys club was elected Directors named were: Raymond Ashton Hugh Barker Connole Creer (Bill) Fisher Glen Stanley Leon Jack Sweet Edward Vetter Percival (Perce) Young and Lee Lovinger emeritus director Utah Recruits Up Number of Utahns recruited into the armed forces in 1943 Increased from the totals of a year ago recruiters reported Tuesday The marine corps added 330 names to the pay rolls compared with 101 in 1947 and 308 in 1946 The navy recruiting office operating on a quota basis reported It filled its quota each month of the year Last year it enlisted 490 men 602 vv galt1 auuLit Rotarians Up Dues Salt Lake Rotary club meeting Tuesday at Hotel Utah approved a resolution to increase dues from members July 1 1949: to cover a new annual budget of $10000 a year for Rotary Boys club A board of directors to govern the boys club was elected Directors named were: Ray- mond Ashton Hugh Barker Connole Creer (Bill) Fisher Glen Stanley Leon Jack Sweet Edward Vet- ter Percival (Perce) Young and Lee Lovin er emeritus director Utah Recruit Up ine ailegea occurrea urclav rught at the Plaza hotel 751-W 2nd South ran neerturs up Number of Utahns recruited into the arrned forces in 1943 Increased from the totals of a year ago recruiters reported Tuesday -z Al' SAC ILtaI x4 IV kAJ pa CIL AAA uit with 101 i names to the pay rolls compared 1947 and 308 In 1946 soc" A Lie vy LA (46 erating on a quota basis reported thit efi31leeadrltilisqtuoyteaareiatchenimisotnedth490of men Morrison Meat Pies 1136 South State Pb 4-115a Morrison 1136 South Stat G44 Mangano Meat Pipe at vow favorite ntest counter or trate Get Marrioon favorite Meat t0 cAvkAA4iviAt-t'4A '4- V' NY NV' Nly NarNfir V' kir Ntir 4' 4' 'kr No' 'V 444' 'V' NO' NV Nir 'Sir Nr vr- lir No' Nr- Ntr NV joc 4 7 17 '-01 I If gk: i S' --11( i I ---) A --4 -1 A 004 1 1 I il 1 1) v3's i iiiili r- --77 I 1 Ilk ilig 00 II --4--- 11KA i I 0 111" -r- I ---7 7 0--- 4 1 i '1-Tirs-liztir 1 tic 2 4 4 I 7 6 6 c----) i 1 4 In 1880 Rev Kirby came to Salt Lake City from New York to act as assistant minister of St Marks Episcopal cathedral With him lame his wife the former Virginia Rowland of Philadelphia Mrs Kirby's mother Mrs Rowland visited Salt Lake City and becarde interested in the educational development of the intermountain area With the aid of Bishop Tuttle then bishop of Montana Idaho and Utah she obtained an adobe house on 1st ave and A street which had been built by Brigham Young for one of his daughters Opened in 1881 The building which is now the residence was named Rowland hall in honor of Mr Rowland's husband Benjamin Rowland The school formally opened in September 1881 with 28 girls 25 day students and three boarders corn-prising the student body Miss Lucille Marsh of Philadelphia was the first principal The first graduate Daisy Senter (Mrs Bascomb) received her diploma in 1882 Bishop Tuttle was succeeded by Bishop Leonard in 1888 It was through his efforts Rowland hall received in 1900 a bequest of $35- 000 from the estate of Felix Brunot of Pittsburgh Pa With this money the east building the present school building was erected In 1892 the Bishop Leonard medal to the girl with the highest scholastic average in the senior class was awarded for the first time to Ethel Lynn (Mrs Edgar Hills) Grovi th of School The chapel was erected between the two buildings and dedicated in 1910 by her daughter to the memory of Virginia Lafayette Rowland Some time later a beautiful organ was donated by Col and Mrs A Wall Lovely colored windows have been installed throughout the years increasing the beauty and grace of our chapel In 1912 the choir and student body government were organized The first president was Elsa Bamberger (Mrs Micheal) In 1948 the Bishop Moulton medal in honor of Rt Rev Arthur Moulton bishop of Utah from 1920-1946 was awarded for the first time to the Crucifer The first recipient was Suzanne Winer Bishop Moulton retired in 1946 and was succeeded by Rt Rev not of Pittsburgh Pa With this money the east building the pres- ent school buildingwas erected In 1892 the Bishop Leonard medal to the girl with the highest scho- lastic average in the senior class was awarded for the first time to Ethel Lynn (Mrs Edgar Hills) Grovith of School The chapel was erected between the two buildings and dedicated in 1910 by her daughter to the of Virginia Lafayette memory Rowland Some time later a beau- tiful organ was donated by Col and Mrs A Wall Lovely col- ored windows have been installed throughout the years increasing in 1900 a bequest of $35- 000 from the estate of Felix Bru- nnt nt Toittchtircrh 'Pa With hi throughout the years increasing the beauty and grace of our chapel In 1912 the choir and stu- dent body government were or- ganized The first president was nhT1c TZ rt Intrerw -t LY 77 Moulton micheal) In 1948 the Bishop etela 1 4 assacna 11t Moulton bishop of Utah from 9r2s0t-tli9m4 time to caniwacrifdeerd The fitrhset recipient was Suzanne 'Winer Bishop lioulton retired In 1946 and was succeeded by Rt Rev PRICES FOR TUES WED EttreceiNTed deg PRICES FOR TUES WED 02131: out" znacIrl I Li 1440 rtiv44 ki Ivii 400 OUS 4" 111 Caelet 0 LI L-d tml Jo Lelloivc2 coC4C-co calico Zncve rinos elet nalm9r' VILY (-10(1 "7- 0 1771! 7e-Et 7e-Et7e-Et 7e-Et7e v-044-J 444414 ay Niv NZ tie trias9 770 uo t3 1or tr-mill t--44 lr 1 40 0 Los Till ---) 177Nr (71 rl ev6 le L)Ndie 04-0 4a 1 lkdoo 0 Et' 0 altdraeCrICIP de'io n4n1 7f LC14 jo DELEICH ri valuclit argarine Raw sa1k4 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Main BUY HOUSEHOLD GADGETS 117 IntAICCT beltrirC EARIETY STOR 920 ou 3 WSW So rs egb Zan gegt 9 en ar 7071 or' 3 i in tin I 144 -1 4-1E- N460 de el 6 r320 71 Orli 2 11411C-- 77T 41 Lo 44 AA 4'4 Ad Auk womb 4110 trn anti C) L0441' 41X-4114-- Ltd 44 y4 01101 -sk-11 LOCtibergle el C044 dp-ft 7pit oPteL 9 vo or or' 3 ti (71 tin 'yo 10 No' 1016-0 itwalo Y4607 go mot) 4114" 4444 41 "Ln dulteleL rt :74 rArli I-1 4 441 ger de de 7 4 grl a et f'" 414 Ch4 1:112111 L'''''le14)" 11L I 1 I 1 4t Merrill's VT t- 1 TOILET SOAP TOP lac agitTS MEETINGS TODAY Police Will Return 'lb 9 (7 i r---1 0' l'N: i 4'1 4 3IEETINGS TODAY Police 'SS ill Return 1 -1 1 yi 1 1 I r---17 r--7 7-- ---2 on i -ik ii "7 e0tAYEA 145k r-- ono I cES LI 4 NP POIITRY t-clan- siaLoril STEAKS elittlIKY volilaal'a pill lei SIRLOE'31 sTEAKs Imi I- 7 r--4" -7 gr 11 vow I I' i t- 1 1- i i1 eptilivEA I 1 I to l' I kiz iiir t-- toi i- 1-7 NJ' 'f 4NP Dinii TD I Dices Two From Boise IL IVO I l'0111 tiOlSe Two From Rniet nerr IICSS ft OM AIME Mk yet 11t2: co Filet co Alan AA it AMR AM Meeting scheduled Wednesday In Salt La ke City include: Hotel I of Utah Pioneers 12:15 pm: Advertising club 12:15 pm Serra club 12:15 pm Newhouse Lake Boy Scout Executive council 12:15 pm: Salt Lake Real Estate board 12:15 pm 20-30 club 7:30 pm Temple Square Ashton-Evans 12:15 pm Automobile Jobbers 12:15 pm Kirby Co 7 pm Credit Women 7:30 pm Masonic temple 650 South chapter No 1 A regular and Bet nieheio Shrine No 1 White Star of Jerusalem regular 7:30 pm Labor temple 151-2nd Carpenters No 184 7:30 pm: Carpenters auxiliary No 218 7:30 pm Brotherhood of Railway Carmen No 2018 8 pm: Signpainters No 735 8 pm Brewery Workers No 8 pm Culinary Alliance No 815 8 pm tiotet tan----ons ott itglann Pioneers 12:15 A( ert club 12:15 pm Serra club 12:15 PniNewhouse Lake Boy Scout Executive council 12:15 Salt Lake Beal Estate board pm 20-30 club 730 pm Temple Square Ashton- Evans 12:15 panAutomobile Jobirby Co 7 pm bers 12:15 pm Credit Women 7:30 pm Masonic temPle- 650 south chapter No 1 A regular and Bet nieheii Shrine No 1 White Star of Jerusalem regular 7:30 pm Labor temple 151-2nd arpenters No 184 7:30 pm: Carpenters auxiliary 218 7:30 pm Brotherhood of Railway Car- men No 201p8 8 pm: Signpainters No 735 8 Brewery Workers 815 8 pm Culinary Alliance No 8 pm Nteen Salt tings svhe Citeduled Wednesday Lake include Hotel I tab clf a a 3780 South State 47 East Broadway 204g South State Sucarh912s41 FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Pink oxas less 3 wsst luleT Oranges Callionda 5 tbs 39c Utah Solid Heads Cabbage N01 1133c Utah No 1 Carrots 2 lbs gc t4 0 RUH E3c 73 471 "11 :143 Utah Fancy Romes 3 lb Zeirl ec No 1 Idaho Russets 10 lbs 45c 3760 r1 uth rn Loin cmcl Rib Sausage IrrN Tr" UAL1TY dast add WATER -mail co Young Tender ro 65c Mutton Chops 29c All Pork 4 3 Seasoned Right lb kit7) sal Ihdi 1-ID Carton each 23c -) (-7-1 SERVICE 4 0 ad Lid 11 53c 478 East So Temple 406 East 3rd South 920 South Main WHITE CAKE I Anti-vice Dets A Peterson and Sig Springer will leave Wednesday morning for Boise Ida to extradite two men arrested there for investigation of obtaining money under false pretenses Lt McGinness chief of detectives said Tuesday The men Paris Mestusis and Arthur Psaltis are being held under Salt Lake City police arrest warrants in connection with reportedly selling advertising space in a booklet for a production at Kingsbury hall when no such production was planned Lt McGinness said CHECK YOUR SHOPPING UST FOR ViliirS 0 HOT ROLL NI 0 SPICE CAKE WA 0 DEVILS FOOD WX 0 O1SIREFIA0 0 WHITE CAXE MX 0 HOT MUFFIN MiX 0 WAFFLE lifX Product of Ar4m-con Ho Foods i WHY PAY MORE? Rich coffee always tastes better EDWARDS is always rich coffee! at GUARANTEE This ettgtt gyhrentnnd to oily bo satisfactory in over) rospoct if for ft001011 oit aro not intiribly getis40 rehtra th isnioSd POrhOm te your procor who is outitotizod to rotund tho hilt pot chests pric iiaaooiitttt '11 e-hol 9 99 11 EA 9 1r 60 '1 i 1 41 i r3tO f' Anti-vice pets A petereon y114111sylvvo- 4166 di FRUITS AI) VEGETABLES Nommotcnimsr and Sig Springer will leave II T'---I i Wednesday morning for Boise 1-' f- 1 I Ida to extradite two men arrested ilm Utah 1 '''r drml Zn oref-17-3111---Irtv-4 6 -379 ''A a 7' ZIP L3191111111T 1 there for investigation of obtain- gserentood 1 Young ing Pink Tender Da 6 5 mon under false pretenss ey Lt McGinness chief of de- gulag gretlii O'A- 410 (1 1 TT 4 T7r 9 99 1 Texas Seedless lb 8 tectives said Tuesday -k C-- Cat tiL)Lti1- La I 10 010 1 Oranges ws 0t Tuley 5 tb 3 gc 1-11 e-1 1- 1 4 i Mutton Chops i 29c e-- 11 w''''t r't i) F-: i' litt Lii sa "Lalr 9 bees ems mi10 The men Paris Niestusis and Arthur Psaltis are being held under Salt Lake City police ar- rest warrants in connection with reportedly selling advertising A 'VII a 4146664 opt e'll he- I 1 4 114470411 4(116 7 0 :7 7777 7 i GUARAN1-EE Th space in a booklet for a production 1 11 i 6' 0 s'-AIH- IL11- l'') r) pie Loin and at Kingsbury hall when no such to 1114-04 sabsi0 4 "11" is ra eay reason row rY "rY rSPct if et 1: Fancy Romes 3 lbs a4 yid to ib 5 3 Ginness said production was planned Lt Mc- 0do 77 the vnusoder "Or intiroly 140444e 01 outlier i te Ytet pr ah lid Heads 1133c 1 All Pork Cabae Ut bg No 1 So Sausatre 43c cef pit im i ftho nd th NU pin i 1 1 7 gil 1 -A 0 Ittvh i 1 4 Seasoned Right lb WHITE CAKE) trtak No 1 11 es' 11 Carrots vi 1 lbs 9c i I ote tz r'" tr Pr IF" PPril PI r------ 9 t' 0 tij 5 4 todlloty I I -1 171 Aut IrbE iti iiM 0 i3 di Wei i di 4 1 le 1-- -z 4 '1 "PPWI TI 0 7 r6 0 i 3 i 2 1 iLiirl' a to" -1 i of dr t-- -T-'-- 14 li i ei LAI DEAL' 1 1-1b ---QJ4 No 1 ACI I Carton each 2 3 614441- 17 HY PAY A Light as a snowflake? 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RE 411' --lp 1 tempting 12yersi A41 -olooti rl r-7-7-Irro------) r--7-7r---i (-7-1 --------)- tastes better -14 a' -----ot 3760 South (- 2 1 -4 tf i-z-K ''z-- --1 478 East --t 'A '977 -7 and EDWARDS '1 i 7 State 1 7 is always rich coffee -1k I 1 -I' 11 i So Temple 7 ------r -10i 't 3 1 ---eelr''- i -v--- I- (0' i 4 -2' 47 East IN 44 r--i ti 7-- k- -ii 1 i --r A 7 13 1 4 ci i Or 4 11 1 41111-1114 tcsadwaT LA t4 Jr 406 East 1 A i ''-'---a- ifi C13 nt 204 ---7-z--7---- ti 3rd South 1 Soth LI A a laila 1 0 1 I 1 11---1 ir--7 r-t s-s --1 r-qrs ge-7 1 tau 0 PATy ir orl'''') A RV I CE 1 P''t-' CIS a 0 I la 11 4 00 rla --fr CHECK TOUR SHOPPING UST FOR VortrS 4 I 0004111 if 1 4 if if 1 tr-1 t- 1 I 1 1 13t8 i 1 1 pit'-- i i 1 'r I i fr- --t 1 0 HOT ROLL MI CISME WI MA ta ILA 111 rD tr4 L3 LA iLti 121 V-7- Ls 0 tli 0 oat43 ro I-- twir: r-y7 :77777 920 South I Sucerthouss LiiitL29 i lig: i I I tf -'''k 1 -'1 Main dast add 0 DEMI FOCO kil 0 GNSEREREAD OM 0 wHat CAXE MI 0 HOT ICIER lliX 41s tf WATEIZ ---) 1 fill 7 7 111 JA 1 1 I 1 1 menti co 0 MERE 117 4 Prod 0s of AnNetc-co Ho Foods li 0 I 1-1: i I 1'i- 1-- --'7: :1 -'-t: V4 I -i AIM dta Malik.