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

THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING DECEMBER 27 1936 i A -13 Concern Sets' Opening for Plant in WDOFTH Sets Writer Right On Salt Lake Change Sought in Utah taws PermhiUse of Typeivriter i Measure Permits Only Pencils for Copying Documents Official Declares I Couple Plans Fete on 50th Wedding Date Couple Will Celebrate Date of Anniversary on New Eve ven'oT1 BriH i ment or blotting must be recognized Some 24 proposed 'measures were reported on at theftast convention of the association in Ogden Those and othera were discussed Saturday at a meeting here of the legislative committee Tax Proposals Several proposals relate to tax assessments and collections and othera embrace recommendations providing county jail sentences for certain felony cases replacement of city judges and justices by county judges and another requiring all impecunious litigants to take oaths Indigent hospitalization is covered in one of the bills while the way would be opened to secure attendance of witnesses from without the state If another becomes a law Subcommittees are studying recommendation to provide state training schools for the care of feeble minded persons establishment of a state hospital for the care of the Indigent sick with each county bearing a prorated share of the cost and a third proposal asking for a larger appropriation for the inspection of coal mines at International Harvester Firm to Hold Public Inspection of Building The new modern motor truck plant of the International Harvester company will be open to the public for inspection on Tuesday officials of the company announce! The new plant located at 408 West Fourth South street is the latest thing in construction and cost approximately $63000 has a floor space 0M8OOO square feet and will be devoted exclusively to the sale and' service of International motor trucks according to A Michels manager of the Salt Lake City branch The increased use of motor trucks In the Intermountain territory has necessitated the expansion program of which the new plant is a part Mr Michels said -The International Harvester company first started with a business location in Salt Lake City 27 years ago and in the intervening yekrs has followed the progress that has existed in the intermountain territory until at the present time there are approximately 100 people employed in the Salt Lake City branch In celebration of the opening of Its new plant an open house party wilt be held Tuesday to which the public is invited The building will he open for inspection at 8 a and will remain open during the day Until 8 Visitors will be served refreshments Children Entertained Order of Ilarudari The annual Christmas party of the Salt Lake City lodge of the Order of Harudari was held Saturday night in the old Eagles hall at Second South and West Temple streets During the evening the children were presented with stockings filled with nuts candy and toys A country store was a feature of the entertainment and prizes were given There was also a drawing for prizes in which the children of members of the lodge and Jheir "friends participated A dance followed the entertainment Emil Leb-man president was In charge Although' chamber of commerce officials agree on one thing with Ernie Pylj newspaper columnist they believe that the Cleveland Fresa writer la altogether wrong on his other premise Saturday they received communication from Mrs Eleanor McCarthy of Cleveland who forwarded an article that Mr 1 Fyle had written" In his column Mr Pyle wrote! seems to be a fad among people who -travel to come honie and rave about what a beautiful place Sait Lake City ia Now I know the reason got the city mixed up with girls Lake City by a long shot the most beautiful city in the world but it certainly has more beautiful girls per square feet than any city ever Mrs McCarthy In her accompanying letter took ex-' ception to Mr criticism of the scenic attractions and requested that the chamber of commerce send tourist literature to the editor of the Cleveland Press The literature was sent out Saturday afternoon Promotes Engineer Banus Prater for the past year district engineer of the Union Pacific railroad in charge of the three western units with headquarters in Salt Lake City has been promoted to chief engineer according to an announcement made Saturday by Howard Mann who will at that time assume the duties of vice president in charge of operations Mr- Prater began service with the railroad as a draftsman in the en gineering department in 1806 ad vancing through the ranks of the engineering and operating departments In 1918 he was transferred from Omaha to Pocatello Idaho as engineer of maintenance of way and in 1925 was promoted to assistant engineer at Salt' Lake City where his headquarters have been since NOODLES 2pkgs35c 3 cans 41c vyn en A0 6 not A O'voioS 80 onWt VPS 00 lCd Wog a 2 99 asS0T 01' ie PW1 veVU a State laws enacted years ago apparently failed to contemplate widespread use of typewriters in governmental offices County Treasurer RT Jarvis Indicated Saturday To remedy thla situation at least ao far aa i the county recorder's office is concerned Mr Jarvis chairman of the legislative committee of the Utah Stats Association of County Officials reported the state legislature will be asked to amend existing statutes of that nature Nothing but a pencil may be used to copy from the books under the present laws explained Mr Jarvis Use of typewriters or pens Is forbidden Tedious Task To attorneys' abstractors and othera who occasionally seek information from county records a long tedious job 'Copying with a pencil But laws are laws and until they're chsmged such must be the case according to Mr Jarvis The legislature will be asked to alter the law so typewriters may-be used The ban on pens will re: main principally because Mr Jarvis said most governmental documents bear Ink-written entries and the threat of deface SAiR Names New Officers Richmond Chosen as Utah President Frederick Richmond 1116 East South Temple street was elected president of the Utah Society of Sons- of the American Revolution in a meeting of representative members Saturday In the Doolly building Th retiring president the Venerable Bulkley who took charge was named historian 1 Other officers electedL all of Salt Lake City unless otherwise indicated are: Lorenzo Richards vice president Chauncey Overfield secretary Howard Means treasurer DeLamar Holt chaplain George Albert Smith national trustee Perry Jenkins registrar and Earl Pardoe Provo Adrian Hatch Ogden and Hol-ther Ogden board members for three-year terms Four men were designated as honorary vice presidents: General George Penrose Washington Robert Murray Stewart NewelJ Dayton and Colonel Hamilton Gardner Reports given at the meeting pointed to a successful year in 1936 There were 30 medals given to students in high schools and colleges for winning patriotic orations and to outstanding boys in and units There are 181 members in the society Mr Bulkley said The annual membership dinner will be held on the night of Wash' birthday anniversary February 22 it was decided Mr Overfield secretary of the society for several terms was unable to attend Saturday because of illness the Venerable Mr Bulkley reported Mr Overfield is in Port land Ore Real Estate Concern Joins Local Bureaus The McConaughy RealEstat? and Investment company Saturday announced its membership in the Salt Lake Real Estate board and the Multiple Listing bureau Successor to the Bothwell McConaughy real estate firm- which has been active in Salt Lake City for the past 48 years the company has maintained offices oh the third floor of the Kearns building since that -building was erected Numerous sales of the more expensive homes during the past year by the company indicates to officers a real and definite improvement in the real estate market WE SHIP TO ALL PARTS OF AMERICA Chapman Rites Set for Today Funeral Announced for Salt Lake Baker Funeral services for Chapman 55 owner of the Chapman New England bakeries who died Thursday in a local hospital will be conducted Sunday at 12:30 iq the Granite stake tabernacle by Bishop Harry Oscarson Sylvester Cannon! presiding bishop of the church John Wells of the presiding bishopric and Frank Taylor former president of Granite stake will speak at the services Fred Ball wilt offer the invocation and George A Goffe will pronounce th benediction Bishop A Rockwood will dedicate the grave Members of the Lions club of which Mj Chapman was a past president will attend the rites in a body Employes of the baking company also will attend The stores are to be closed Sunday in observance of the services Entombment will be lrt Simael mausoleum Friends may call Sun day morning at the home of Bishop Oscarson 817 Coatesville road Check Count Hearing Scheduled by Court Kenneth King 45 52 East Sixth South street arraigned in city court Saturday on a charge of Issuing check for $50 without having suf ficient bank funds will be given I preliminary hearing January 18 King allegedly gave Raymond Brady local attorney the check in payment on an account placed with the latter for collection by Shider superintendent of Hogle Gardens zoo October 29 On January 15 King is scheduled tp go on trial in city court on an embezzlement charge He is charged with having converted $27 entrusted to him by Mary Treloar Richmond apartments to his own use A jury disagreed at the first trial before Judge Daniel Harrington DrBennion to Speak Dr Adam Bennion will ba the speaker at special Christmas and New services to be held in Gilmer ward Sunday December 27 at 6:30 fh A special musical program will be rendered under the direction of Romney Jr The meeting-will be held in4 the recreational hall of the Le Grand ward chapel corner of Yale avenue and McClelland street The public is Invited TsL Was 600 FREE CITY DELIVERY UNITED SERVICE IS FREE Every day women tell tig how much they appreciate United Service They mi To have the beat stocked grocery store in the West at very door Is a great convenience And the United Is at the door Just rail WASATCH SOS and your groceries will be In your kitchen in an hour or two at the most Try United Service tomorrow aa8'n rv ii i I Mr and Mrs A Brady will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary New Year's eve with reception for relatives in the East Midvale recreation hall Friends of the couple are Invited to another social to be conducted January 4 in the Union recreation hall Mr Brady was born in Union February 21 1867 During his early life he worked on his farm and -hauled ore from Big Cotton wood canyon Mrs Brady Formerly Ellen Anderson wai also bom in Union Their parents were early pioneers of this section They were married December 31 4 i i llfef Ir MR AND MRS BRADY 1886 and most of their married life has been spent on their farm in Union During the past few years however they have lived in Bingham Canyon where Mr Brady has been employed by the Utah- Copper company The New eve celebration will begin at 4 and includes a program furnished by descendants of the honored couple The Union celebration will start at 8 Moose Hold Children's Fete A varied program featured the an nual Christmas party of the Loyal Order of Moose given for their children Saturday starting at 9:30 a The children ail met at the club house then were conducted to the Roxy theater where they witnessed a special showing of the regular show and an amateur contest conducted by the kiddie themselves under the direction of Mrs Tom Pallister After- thematinee- performance they returned to the club house where they were guests at a luncheon then assembled in the hail where' another program wsus presented featuring music and dances by local artists Governor Henry Blood and Mayor Erwin were honored guests at the affair and each responded with a few words to the children After the program each guest was given a gift by Santa Claus The Christmas festivities of the club ended Saturday night with the annufl dancing party for members of the Moose club and their friends Harold J-Lewis was chairman of the committee in charge of the affair Wives Will Be Guests At Utah Piuneer Sons Wives of members of the Sons of the Utah luncheon club will be guests and a woman Professor Alice Reynolds daughter of prominent Utah -pioneer will be principal speaker at the Tuesday noon meeting at the Lion house club officials reported Saturday Professor Reynolds of the Brigham Young university faculty will tell of Incidents in the life ot her father the late George Reynolds former m-mber of the Seven Presidents of Seventies1 and a general superintendent of the church' Sunday school during: his life A special musical program has been arranged for he- luncheon" meeting Gayle Young president of the club aaid Ward Meet Will Honor -LDS Church Historian A testimonial honoring Andrew Jenson 86 assistant fc S- church historian and one of the oldest residents of the Seventeenth ward will-be held in ths ward chapel 141 West First North street Sunday at 6:30 Bishop Harold Vf Langton will conduct the meeting which will include an address by Son of Andrew Jensen Parley Jensen a sixhanded piano selection by Mrs Eva Olson her son Earl and a daughter Rondine and a selection on the musical saw played by Leo Jenson son of Andrew Jenson A Ths assistant church historian is an ox-team pioneer Coes to Coast Hays Salt Lake tales division manager for A Schilling company left Saturday for San Francisco to attend a meeting qf Schilling division salea managers Mr Hays was accompanied by his wife and will be joined in San Francisco 1 December 30 by their daughter Alias Margaret Hays They will return to Salt Lake City about January I RICHELIEU Top-quality Try left-over Star TUNA change from heavy holiday Large Package It with your turkey White A welcome foods UP A Oe0 on cie GTws-u STOCK UP ON THESE STAPLES SUGAR 10-Lb Bag COFFEE Chaae and lb FLOUR United High Patent tack POTATOES Idaho Rusaeta Extra Quality 15 lbs 470 MILK 4 for 29c SNOWDRIFT 3-Pound Tin PAR Large Package OLD DUTCH Clean- gf can er 59C 27c 39c Salmon Columbia River -3 CcHlS 44 Tom Juice 14-ounce Kilns ()3C Grapefruit Griffon Fancy Florida WCillS JW Artichoke Santa No 21 2 CQI1S 55 piilt-Freh front 3 cans 49c 3 cans 33c Homin' Bunkist 3 cans 44C Tomatoes Utah Valley or Kayavllle XOT StBeansMC(ln Tender Whole 3 COOS 44C iOp''0'5 OaT3eS fcaQ'oS O4o hes'riiuce 1 A pin' c1 cvjiWes nU s4e" nftunM o-rcu: 8 Lon11 'ues'oV14Reiuce A fiO'SD qC MAYONNAISE Smooth treamv texture Rich lrresiitlble flavor Pints 25c Quarts 43c rT For Babies CWS 49 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