The Salt Lake Tribune from Salt Lake City, Utah • 15

JJi iirujtiita 'swnyns yfrb 9 anr id 4k idtO 4M Saturday Moruing- Bar Examiners Appoint New Chairman 0 A Wiesley To Head State Body -Tljc Salt £akc Qribune- -Jnne 21 1939 Query Chief Mi Nr FI i Nr ajAlq (y? em if NOW Get Heady for the 4 th Iluy on Wards Time Payment Plan -sycS- "wsw-st apw -fr a c-c aajrtuav Savxwuudth 1 JRV5V Ajwritr s- vm i 'vL'V Made and styled in Hauaii Hawaiian Plav Sails SALE! WASH PANTS l7X me (Tpcrpc mm Fuffed sleeves' Separate skirtsl Pleated shortsl And they re the merriest cotton prints we ve seen! 12 to 20 Twill Slack Cotton tailored' Some slide fas- 4 tened 12-20 9 w' Sport Skirls Regularly $1 Worth $119 Sanforized 99o Shrinkproofl Newell Patternil Full Cut Sized PRICE SLASHED right at the start of summer 1 Wards save you exactly twelve per cent on every pair I And the even more exciting when you consider that even $1 these slacks are way below their real worth! See them at Wards! jtrTWvrnsys WWzz i II iijf op 9 Appointment A Wiesley as chairman of th board of bar examiners of the Utah state bar succeeding Sam Thurman resigned wad announced Friday by LeRoy Young of Ogden bar president Mr Wiesley is a member of the state public service commission He lias been a member of the board of bar examiners for some years Other members of the examining board are Wilkins Judge Will Hoyt of the Fifth district Nephl George Preston of Logan ii Holther of Ogden and Edgar Jensen of Salt Lake City who was appointed Friday A meeting of the board of bar examiners will be held soon to complete arrangements for the next examinations to be given in October Would Expedite Cases Members of the state bar board of commissioners meeting Friday at the state capitol approved a recommendation of the judicial council for expediting trials of district court cases in Salt Lake county District court judges from other districts will be requested to spend five days in Salt Lake City this fall to help clear up a congested calendar Some of the outside judges already have been doing this in past years The recommendation was made by Robert Judd chairman of the judicial council and Presiding Judge Allen Thurman of the Third district The council will continue a study of court calendars and the amount of work done in each court in an effort to equalize loads Reinstate Attorney A petition for reinstatement of Orson Matthews as a member of the bar was approved Publication of a pamphlet for stribution to civic organizations and others entitled Layman and the prepared by A Sherman Christensen of Provo was approved by the board on recommendation of MsCrea chairman of the bars public relations committee A number of members of the state bar will attend the annual convention of the American Bar association to be held July 9 to 15 in San Francisco These will include Mr Young Burton Musser George Smith A Pratt Kesler Skanchy of Ogden Ralph Stewart and Franklin Rtter Additional members who will attend were asked to inform Leland Cummings secretary Police Request Aid in Hunt For Tivo Boys Officers in the missing persons bureau at Salt Lake police department headquarters Friday requested public cooperation in a search for two boys Chester Lyman of 1746 Second East street told police his 10 year-old son James Ljman walked away with a friend Charles ester-man 12-year-old son of Mr and Mrs William A Westerman of 745 Parker lane at 8 a Wednesday and neither has been seen since that time Both hojs were dressed in overalls James was wearing a yellow sweater Charles a light shirt Parents of both bovs said they had neer left home before Mrs Lyman is visiting in Colorado For Swimming or Sunning Swim Suits Buy A mu for the 4lh Matching Outfits Bummer 10 low pried ot Wardt Gay Color Combinations think they had skirts the front panel is that cleverly made I But they re really maillots and as comfortable as can bel Rayon Satin las-tex fully lined 32-40 A Wiesley Appointed chairman of the board of bar examiners for the Itah state bar Food Process Plant to Be Erected County Heads Deny Plea Of Residents Despite heated protests of Salt Lake City's west side residents the Salt Lake county commission Friday refused to rescind its grant of a permit to the Fur Agriculture Cooperative to operate an animal food process plant at 3200 South and 300 est streets The commission also took no ac tion upon the west Side request for the drafting of an ordi nance that would prohibit the build ing and maintaining of the proposed South Salt Lake sewage disposal plant at 2100 South and 200 West streets Opponents of the food process plant headed by Attorney Raymond Senior and A Schoenfeld contended that the application falls short of complying with the county ordinance relative to regulation and construction of slaughter houses Attorney Hadlond Thomas and Wilcox representing the permit holders said that not more than four or five horses would be killed in a single day In summer and that the offal from the plant will be removed daily They also said the plant would be completely refrigerated The commissioners however told Mr Thomas and Mr Wilcox that they expected the cooperative to comply with the ordinance every respect Speeder Gets Fine of $10 SOUTH SALT Isaac Richards of Garfield was fined 510 with an additional 5-day county jail sentence when he admitted before Justice of the Peace Arthur Bringhurst Friday speeding 50 miles an hour in a 40-mile zone Wednesday on State street near Thirty-ninth South street He whs given a stay of execution to July 9 with the jail sentence suspended when the fine is paid Charged with driving on the wrong side of the road and having no operator's license on his person Hjrum Bowen of Midvale was fined $2 on each count with additional one-day jail sentences suspended A similar sentence was given In the case of Victor SLeedman of Lark when he admitted having no inspection sticker on his windshield He was gvien a stay of exec ution to June 27 Justue of the Peace Herman Gvgi fined Stauffer of 5544 South State street $4 when he admitted running a red traffic light on June 18 He was given an al ternative of serving two davs in the county jail with a stay of execution to Monday You ill look grand in these smait new And fed like a million too! Because cool cut full tailored caiefully! New Summer col oi Save ot Wards! gil iaiiii- Such Cool Light Hatil ISroad Prints 1 i i i I i Cl i I fun to wear these cool lightwetght flattering shoes everywhere Can you imagine genuine crepe rubber'soles at this low price5 And they're made from quality duck with bright contrasting suede cloth tongues Wine with grey! Blue or brown with white In sizes ranging fram 4 to 8 Newest Two-way Tongues Two styles Navy ilh di iped II JJJ) nlcs Or cool kilties natural ith hi ow trim Fits Better I Dries Quicker 1 Wool SwiiuTruiik i I30 1 )0 Wondorful Valval at Tailored wide brims to wear at an angle! Curved brim styles with soft veiling or streamers! High crowns! Low crowns! Flatterers all go with everything Something New in Fabric Shoes Like $3 stjles heavy ciepe soles with rust Mudguard Blue with types with navy Natural Penult! A eturdy combination of Lastex and all-wool I Lestex for the trim atreamlined fit that makes you feel like a million! All-wool for quicker drying Men a Swim Sulla 980 'fvVKTV Tf Last Day 0 Thread Sheer Hose JEoavli Towels Many Styles to Choose from I Oxfords 90 At Wordt Regular 65c Pr 517 Low Price Omnium Sees Good Crops Nebraska and other Midwestern states have been receiving ample moisture and as a result the crop outlook is excellent in that section Minms assistant advertising manager of the Omaha World-Herald reported Fridav The advertising man is en route to Oakland al to address the annual convention of the Pacific Coast Classified Advertising association which opens Th ursday The agricultural outlook he said has had a stimulating effect on retail trade in Omaha Mr Minms a guest of Weslev sessions lassified advertising manager of The Tribune-Telegram will leave ijaturdnv The summer vacation season begins with the 4th of July' Wards get vou set ith flattering all silk i mg-loss hose in the now sundrenched shades for sum mer clothes Hud to beat for wear Made of heavy Tciry Cloth Evtia absorbent Blight colored checks and stupes Just the thing for the beach Hurt Solve your white shoe problems with Warde new stylesl Quality leathers that always look well and clean easily) Medallion wing tip atyle illustrated Is a best seller 1 Old-Age Rendon Hotly Holds Staled Meeting The Utah State Old Age Ten' ion' and Assistance organization held its' regular business meeting Fridav at 7 30 at 776 West trat North street Routine business was taken up by the twenty members that attended the parley Beautiful Dainty amisole Slips rvs 1 Ral Fruit of th Loom I Nmv Playsuiis Accent Tour Ployclothesl Bright Ankle is low Paced 1 Wards jjj Now at A Thrilling Low Pricel hey Ticcious ribbon heading stiaps and bands of magnificent lace plus more tucks than you can count We insisted on the finest rayon satin and crepe for v'-fd'hese wu 11 made slips Plenty Jof white and tea rose Sizes arfaiA -2 -0 d- to 40 Motorists Report 'I hefts From Cars Two thefts from parked automo bile were reported to Salt Lake City poke Friday Jack Riley of Black Diamond Alta Canada told officers his rar had been broken into and two di esses a $10 radio a carton of ugarets and a hamlhag1 atolen I dw in Lu of 3443 Thirteenth Fast street said two blankets valued at each had been taken from his paiked machine New Miwwioa Head To Honored Rose ne Cox of Fphraim newly appointed president of the Hawaiian mission will he honored by members of the Hawaiian Mia sionarv society at an entertainment saturday at 8 in the Yale ward 3447 Gilmer drive William Wad dnups picsident announced Fn day Embroidered and appliqued as cunning as her dresaeit 1-piece styles in these tubfast sunfast cot-tons you've alwaye relied on 4 for wear Sires 7 to 14 Blazer stripeI Saucy cuffal Colored toes and heelal And solid colon tool All mercerized cotton with lastex tops Buy them today snd Women's elret Grants Extradition Governor Henry Blood Frldiy granted the request of the governor of South Dakota to permit the extradition of Evcrette Hindmarsh and (onion A Berntz who are wanted in Pennington county South Dakota for grand larceny 1'hey are now under arrest in an Fpliold Judgment The Utah supreme court rid iy upheld the judgment of Third dis-irict court In awarding damages of $500 to lames Hepworth Univer-' sit of Ulali instriutnr for alleged false arrest at the biillioom operated by the Covey Biot bets Amuse-1 ment company i WASATCH 2732 CORNER FIRST SOUTH AT MAIN SALT LAKE CITY ppft i -0 Xf-.