Skip to main content
The largest online newspaper archive

The Salt Lake Tribune from Salt Lake City, Utah • 6

Location:
Salt Lake City, Utah
Issue Date:
Page:
6
Extracted Article Text (OCR)

44- 70 41 THE LAND OF THE FREE ITHE LAND OF TITE FIrEE trbt (Salt Cakt Zeibutte 6 Monday July 16 1945 Zrbt (Salt Cake Zeibutter 6 Monday July 16 1945 Bemedaled Ex-: azi Youth 1 Home From Europe Wars 1t11 trS Auditor Clarifies Home Costs UTAH ONE OF 18 STATES TO VOTE PAY BOOSTS Utah is one of 18 states in which recent legislatures voted pay increases for governmental officials and employes The Utah legislature turned down a proposed blanket increase for all state employes but voted increases for elective officials and appointive commissioners for city and county officials district and supreme court judges Increases for elective officials are not effective until new ones take office By action of the state finance commission and the other departments and institutions virtually all state employes have received increases since the legislature adjourned 4 INFLATION FREE i UTAH ONE OF 18 STATES i Auditor TO VOTE PAY BOOSTS 1 1 Utah is one of 18 states in which recent legislatures -s-- Clarit'ies voted pay increases for governmental officials and employes The Utah legislature turned down a proposed blanket 1 i increase for all state employes bilt voted increases for elec- i -Iloine Costs tive officials and appointive commissioners for city and county officials district and supreme court judges In- 1 0 creases for elective officials are not effective until new 1 ''''''w-- '4- ii) -7r 4 i ''s- -(--w- lc I ones take office -1 4 1 By action of the state finance commission and the 1 1 other departments and institutions virtually all state em- 4 ai Ni i li ployes have received increases since the legislature ad- 41 journed 4 )-- 4s I 4- -44----- 4 I 4 'Now'S1 7 I INFLATION FREE i I i'1 5 't ''rl 1 the Ruhr southern Germany and Czechoslovakia Organizes Raids He assisted In organizing and participated in three raids against enemy sabotage parties which had been assigned to harass supply convoys and kill or capture general officers These aggressive it I I Trio Quizzed In I Burglary raids resulted in the capture of 57 of the enemy Decorated with the bronze star about three days after V-E Pfc Schroepfer arrived home on furlough via the Liberty ship Marine Raven Most of his first few days were spent in becoming reacquainted with his son Dickie whom he hadn't seen since November and who knew his dad only by picture On a 34-day furlough he will receive further orders at Fort Douglas then ship to the Pacific to fight a different enemy Naturalized by his service in the American army theone-time German youth who "gave Hitler a bad time" wears besides the bronze star the combat infantry badge from service with the 97th division and the European theater bar with a battle star 1 Pfc Schroepfer who might be just another soldier home on furlough born to a land of oppression and slavery saw rt way chose America he capture of 57 the bronze star after V-E Pfc i home on ship Marine first few days becoming reac- is son Dickie en since Novemr his dad only by Lough he will rers at Fort Doug- the Pacific to nemy service In the be one-time Ger- 'ave Hitler a bad 'ides the bronze infantry badge the 97th division theater bar with 1 who might be er home on furnd of oppression A way mit chose America Holley Salt Lake City auditor Sunday said he has no criticism of the operation of the boys' detention borne by Salt Lake 4 county boys' home is being open ated and managed better than ever before and my only object in making a Keport to the city commission was to clarify city records and get approval to pay the bills as they are submitted Mr Holley said Records from the county listed costs at $155 per child which is all the city can pay under the law unless the county employs a full-time I instructor at the school Mr Holley said If an in' tructor is employed then the S2 per child for which the city is rilled is not excessive he said On the other hand if the county has other costs of the home not included in the original report they should be submitted to the city he contended He admitted that the county had taken a loss in operatibn of the home when the city in past years was billed but $1 per child per day Holley Salt Lake City auditorf Sunday said he has no criticism of the operation of the boys' detention borne by Salt Lake county rhe boys' home is being oper- ated and managed better than in th ever before and my only object making a report to city commission ity ission was to clarify records and get approval to pay the bills as they are submitted" 2Ar Holley said Records from the county listed costs at $155 per child which is all the city can pay under the law iinlpqa thp rninity pmninve a full-time I instructor at the chc(31 Mr Holley said If an in- tru etor is employed then the S2 per child for which the city is rilled is not excessive he said On the other hand if the county has other costs of the home not included in the original report they should be submitted to the In ex c-nrit pnriPri Farm Sales Stay Level In Utah Report Says Farm Sales' Stay Level 111 Utah) Report Says to 4 I I He might have been just another soldier home on furlough When he left Germany headed for the 'United States and home Pfc Guido Schroepfer was doubly thankful for the things that were attractive wife an energetic young son and a place to live in a free land Pfc Schroepfer whose wife son and mother Mrs Frida Schroepfer live at 342-12th East tasted the ways of nazism and disliked them A -member of the church Boy Scouts in Hamburg Germany Pfc Schroepfer was forced to don the khaki of a Hitler "NJ" the nazi youth organization when the Scouts were embodied in the immense Hitler movement for German youth Two months later because "I caused them too much trouble" he was released from the group Family Leaves Germany Just 18 at the time Pfc Schroepfer his mother and sister left Germany for "political reasons" and because of "living conditions" Already the German youth had completed two years at Hamburg university where he had learned fundamentals of the English language and prior to leaving Germany he was an accountant in city in a country where "you were never your own boss" In 1935 the small family came to 'Utah settling in Richfield Sevier county and moving later to Salt Lake City where he was employed as a stock clerk In September 1943 Pfc Schroepfer now 27 donned the khaki of an American soldier and In February 1945 he was shipped to Europe Because of his knowledge of German he was assigned to the counterintelligence corps and fought the gestapo through Sc hroepfer now 27 donned the khaki of an American soldier and in February 1945 he was shipped to Europe Because of his knovvl- German assigned edge of rman was assig th counterintelligence corps ht th an oug gestapo through He might om He When he for the Ur Pfc Guidc doubly thar were his-- ways energetic live in a fr Pfc Schr and mothe: live at fe th ern A churh Germany forced to 18 a time Pfc Schroepfer his mother and sister left Germany for "political rea- sons" and because of "living con- ditions" Already the German youth had completed two years at Hamburg university where he had learned fundamentals of the Eng- lish language and prior to leaving Germany he was an accountant in city in a country where "you were never your own boss" 1935 the small amiy came I to Utah settling in Richfield evier county and moving later to Salt Lake City where he was em- ployed as a stock clerk Schroenfer now 27 In September 1943 Pfc onne'd th Three juveniles brothers '9 and 12 years old and a second 12'-yearold were under police investigation Sunday in connection with a series of recent Salt Lake burglaries Detect Ive Stanley Butcher arrested the trio Saturday in connection with one burglary and they also were being questioned in housebreakings and one attempted hold-up In smother case police held two transients for investigation of strong-arm robbery in theft of $40 and valuables from Johnson Negro 536 2nd South They were apprehended by Ed Jackson radio patrol half an hour after the alleged robbery Saturday at 12:45 a tn and gave their names as Noah Emery Spencer and Fred Lewis Senior I tempted hold-up i In another case police held two transients for investigation of strong-arm robbery in theft of $40 and valuables from Johnson Negro 536 2nd South They were apprehended by Ed Jackson radio patrol half an hour after the alleged robbery Satur- day at 12:45 a and gave their names as Noah Emery Snencer and Fred Lev' Leis Senior 1 1 HE SAW A WAY OUT Pfc Guido II Schroepfer one-time nazi youth tells his twoyear-old-son Dick le that the bronze star he won in Germany should be pinned with the other a little lower us his two- I ermany little lower Utah farm prices and farm sales are not undergoing the extreme inflationary trend that has beset west coast states Richard Harding executive vice president and secretary Salt Lake Real Estate board Bald Sunday Department of agriculture figures show that on the west coast immigrant workers in shipyards airplane plants and other war industries who never have owned or operated a farm are buying small farms in such large numbers that prices in the Pa cific northwest for such farms Utah farm prices and farm sales are not undergoing the ex- treme inflationary trend that has beset west coast states Richard Tie "Vine tri" akeri- numbers that prices in the Pa cific northwest for such farms 71 'fi PERMANENT WAVE 1 EC I 11 Is -i 0 0 i ti PERMANENT WAV 's 1 4 I II 'i '4 ti 1 are from 63 to 66 over prewar levels A report on the situation in Business Week cited as "alarming" the fact that these high prices are being paid for marginal poorly located or too-small tracts The demand seems to be based on postwar security in small farms Mr Harding however sees no such threat in Utah Utah has had no great labor immigration as the coast states he said and as a result farm prices in this state are "not exorbitant" He said that while it is- true farm prices have gone up in Utah as well as throughout the entire country prices for farms here are "not out of line in regard to the outlook of agricultural earnings" are from 63 to 66 over prewar levels A report on the situation in Business Week cited as "alarming" the fact that these hizh prices are 04C LC CLI 4106 C16-11 UL IM JL A said that while it is- true farm prices have gone up in Utah as throughout the entire well as country prices for farms here are "not out of line In regard to the outlook of agricultural earn- ings" Clayton Family to Meet Descendants of William Clayton 1S47 pioneer will meet in Liberty park Tuesday at 6:30 when new officers will be elected park Tuesday at 6:30 pm Nvnen new officers will be elected Salt Lakers Earn Service Awards 11 1 I el-vice Avards MY ftiAl BOY 6NES SERVICE- NoT woRKH4G Hg'S GoiNG Noma LISTEM 'TO ILUTI1 To Address Optimists' Streets Commissioner John 13 Matheson will address Salt Lake City Optimists in Hotel Utah Wednesday at 12:15 rn 4 1 I i I To Address Optimists i WO mYItiAl Soy 14g'S tozir wo etKo4G- Streets Commissioner John a '11 tol 45tv ES QuicK 1-ig's GoNG Home Matheson will address Salt 'Lake -1 1 4 LISIEMTCP -'4 City Optimists in Hotel Utah Wed- 1 nurn i t' i 1 -itit tr nesday at 12:15 rn 1 i 41( ----N rl ---F-- ----If Ii op ----A 1 LL- ---4Z7777-- (IQ "c3Pb" A Smart Machine Permanent for only $c)50 mart ormanent )nly )50 7 AS mart Machin Permanent for only $C)50 Je 1 A CHALLENGE To Women With GRAY HAIR A CHALLENGE To Women With GRAY liAIR LI A I I Kt A r4 COUPON I ri 0 51 i r4 1 rf -4-t I '1 I COUPON fi i i rI rf -4-t I- 1 1 COUPON 7:" 2 1 51 1 Slates Phone Talk 114' VV Donald Oakes manager central office 41 Mountain States ipo 041 Telephone Telegraph Co will ltiTsd Tr trieseizt the hincte 11To eon 4-141-fr day at 12:15 rn in the Hotel Utah according to Hugh Lewis secretary He will discuss the I THE MAN FROM outlook of the telephone indus try 1- 0 14111LUl I 11 63116 I ill16 :1 Donald Oakes manager 1 4 c'-- s'''''' central office 41 Mountain States i 11 't I e) 1111401SM9 -6 041 Telephone Telegraph Co will 1100 I address the Salt Lake Round Table at its regular luncheon Tues- or' 41Plimmome0161 1 day at 12:15 in the Hotel --Utah according to Hugh Lewis secretary He will discuss the THE MAN FROM 1 outlook of the telephone Indus try 3 '1'4- ici Slates Phone Talk 1 The following Salt Lake men recently received awards for meritorious action while in the service of their country Bronze Star Sgt John Carter Anderson son of Mrs Hazel Johnson 865 8th South and whose wife is Mrs Grace Anderson Ely Nev awarded his fourth bronze star for action in Germany For services in Italy with the 85th "Custer" division John Regan whose wife is Mrs Aldulah Regan 1285 Gunn ave lkiiSgt William LenCe former East high and University of Utah student for service in Apennine mountains and near Pa river Italy Lt William Dowell whose uncle is Dowell 1635 Har or tneir country Bronze Star Sgt John Carter Anderson son of Mrs on 865 8th Hazel Johns hos wife is 31rs South Emd Grace Anderson Ely Nev award- ed his fourth bronze star for ac- tion in Germany For services in Italy with the 85th "Custer" division John Regan whose wife is Mrs Aldulah Regan 1285 Gunn ave 31Sgt William LenCe for- mer East high and University of 'Utah student for service in Apen- nine mountains and near Po river Italy Lt William- Dowell whose uncle is Dowell 1635 Har- 1 The following Salt Lake men recently received awards for men- torious action while in the service of their countr yard ave for action in Germany Pfc Roderick Long Jr son of Roderick Long 261 West Temple for gallantry in action on Okinawa Lt Rayburn Gotzinger whose wife is Mrs Elizabeth Gotzinger 43 West Temple and who is a son of Mrs Anna I Droetch Spokane Wash for action in the China-Burma-India area Pfc Arthur Koehler son of Arthur Koehler 1485 Van Buren ave for action in Normandy northern France and Germany Purple Heart Ens Thomas Giles whose wife is Mrs Nancy Giles 1256 South Temple Pfc Osborne Allen son of Mr and Mrs Melvin Allen 141 5th North Okinawa wiLfet iRs amybrusrnEFli zaGbeettzhin gGeort zwi nhgoesre 43 West Temple and who is a son of Mrs Anna I Droetch Spo- kane Wash for action in the China-Burma-India area Ar Pfc thur Koehler son of Arthur Koehler 1485 Van Buren ave for action in Nor- mandy northern France and Ger- many Purple Heart as Giles whose Ens Thom wife is Mrs Nancy Giles 1256 South Temple Pfc Osborne Allen ll AI son of Mr and Mrs Melvin Allen 141 5th North yard ave for action in Germany Pfc Roderick Long Jr son of Roderick Long 261 West Temple for gallantry in action on i Dr 1 "The Montal lankir" Coast-to-Coast Broadcast from Utak Theater le Salt Lake City 830 11:00 11:15 11:30 1145 oon 12 00 12:15 12 80 12:45 IM 1 Nelson Eddy Guest Artist "Telephone Hour" 7:00 "The Rise Stevens Show" with Guest Conductor from Hollywood 7:30 "Chtsturfluld Supper Club" 9:00 KLITA-570 KSL-1160 Broadcast- System Ing Company A At 6:00 Mar AgronsKt News 6:15 Time II: Tune 6-30 646 6:55 News 1 7 :00 Liromarast Club with 7 i to ()(1n Meiqpiii 14 730 Brekfast Club 7 Aft 00 itui Willnr News It 1 ettrn 'Is -Poppin :30 airJam Abb Observe a 4 On Wnrnan'm Opinion 1 11100 Tom Brenneman' I 5 Brebkrast in HollyWOOd 8:30 GU Martyri News 9:45 Ted Malone 0 :00 Glamour Manor 1 01 1 0:30 -6 orrpnri denta Abroad 1 0 :46 Betty Lana lBaukhage Talking Connance Bennett My True Story- 11:35 Aurtt Jemima I 200 Sornethe to Think Abt 2:15 Pun Fest 2-80 News While It's News 2:45 Shopper News 1 1 :00 Morton Downey Songs 1 :1 5 John Kennedy Newts 1 Vagabonds 1 :4 5 Ladies Be Seated 1 2-00 Time Views the Newl 2:1 5 Bob Nichols Reports 2:30 Sons of the Pioneers 2:45 Hrmias of Al) Churches 3:00 Liake Believe Ballroom 'Evelyn Winters 3:16 with Bill Ages Marilyn Dee 330 Songs of Carol Francis 346 ri Meet the Misaus DAYS OF 47 BROADCAST (Clip This to Ifl Quean Coronation Tuesday July 17th Baard Growing Contest Wednesday July 20th 9 Rodeo Finals Saturday July 21st 8:30 Early Days of Pioneer Drama Monday July 23rd1 7:30 Sunrise Services Tuesday July 24th 6:30 a Days of 147 Parade Tuesday July 24th 9:30 a Days of '47 Pageant Tuesday July 24th 8:45 191 570 on Your Dial 14 570 on This is tho Offican troactcosting Company p570 on Your Dial halt c)1 (Dun 6111e 'ZcIft11 Monday' July 16 1945 (MWT) For Further Information Phone Stations Paid Advertising 2 IrNlklelve 01 the World ''The Four Clubmen i)Coffee Club IWorld Newa Songs of Harry Clarke Nun Up Tune Time World News I Elremktiolt Tim Half Hour '117 Newly of the World 8:55 News 1 Fashion House 'sliallant Lady Light of the Aunt Jenny Stories l'Kate Smith Speaks ZBig Sistez 11tomance of Trent C)Our Gal Sunday I'97Life Can Be Beautiful )'ma Perkins I S' Radio Newspaper Dr Malone World News Petersen ''Rosemary Iluainess of Farming Jens and run rent Beasley HIV of the Day FA Woman's Life -hElachelor's Children 'House Party 12:25 News Arthur Godfrey I KDYL-I320 4--NBCNetwork IRise and Shine Farm Tipe and Tunes News Morning Revue 1Fun and Folly Sunrise Song Parade 7:30 Edition of News etReveille Roundup II Lora Lawton Robert St John et Road of Lire 4'Joyce Jordan li Fred Waring Show The Variety Store 4-David Harurn IMelody for milady Larry Smith Personality Parade News and Harmony 1 Musical Main Street Homemaker Hnur 4Art Baker News Homemaker Finur (Art Baker News Afternoon Programs I KL0-1430 System work rmtn Network 1 Music at Dawn Music at Dawn Igicratzile ()Mhady Valley Fi'ollia Weather Report INews Col Lowder News for Women Or Un with Muato 4- ()News Arthur Claeth The Market Basket OTako Tt Easy Time 09:55 Cliff Edwards 10Lester Smith News 0Jane Cows For a Day Dud Williamson IAlbiston Rodeo Time Matinee Album Tea Time Tunes Ogden Quiz 1 Women's News Amateur Show Melodies I 1 A 6:00 6:15 6:30 0:46 7:16 7:30 7:46 8:00 8:115 8:30 8:46 900 9:15 0:30 8:45 01Vm Lang News I I 1000 ()Morton Downey 10:15 Song Parade 10:30 A 10:45 1 I Service News 1 i :00 Pioneer Day Show 1 I il 5 With Lopez I I :30 Quarter to Lunch Time 1 I :45 Noon 12:00 12:15 12:30 12:45 1:00 1:15 1:30 1:45 2:00 2:15 2:30 2:45 3:00 3:15 3:30 3:45 Vet Europe Offiecer En Route Home First Lt Delbert Barrett whose wife is Mrs Jerry Barrett 413 4th South is returning home from Europe with the Eighth infantry division after a year overseas A former Salt La Id salesman Lt Barrett participated in campaigns in northern France Siegfried line central Germany He Wears the bronze star purple heart and three battle stars DISCHARGED rvt Kenneth Wright Ann of Mr and Mn Bryant Wright Midvale ham received an honorable discharge from the army at Walla Walla Wash Overseas nine months Pvt Wright bas been in the service two years and wears the purple heart European theater of operations ribbon good conduct ribbon and two battle stars 'lie was wounded Dec 2 1944 in France while serving with the 44th infantry division Rest Camp WITH THE 106TH INFANTRY DIVISION IN Hiroshi Shimizu son of Mr and Mrs Tom Shimizu Sandy Utah SERVICE CALENDAR Activities for service men and women In Salt Lake City Monday will include: 43 clubs: 73-2nd Liberty park 4 movie in club lounge 8 rn 87 State--ileeorded music dance 8 portrait sketching in lounge 8:30 Salvation Army: Red Shield Canteen 137 let Usual 0 a to 9 tn social activities recently spent three days at Namur rest camp in Belgium a former summer resort New Assignment EM 2c Gale Ainsworth son of Mr and Mrs Harvey Ainsworth Lehi former Sandy residents has been assigned to a destroyer escort in the Atlantic Wins Stripe MIDVALE Pfc De Los Beekstead whose wife is Mrs Aggie Osborne rieekstesd and who Is a son of Mrs Eliza Ileckstead Midvale recently was promoted to his present rank at Camp Wolters Tex where he has been stationed the past five months Best Crew Flight Officer Byron A Hollis whose wife is Mrs Gloria McGinty Hollis 2864-23rd East is navigator of one of the three best crews chosen at completion of training of the many combat crews of squadron T-1 at army airfield Walla Walla Wash II firy riAKEt: At ic re scorched flavor Inexpensive-20 recipes in each ISS pkg Please send this ad for free full-size lam pie offer or buy from your grocer LONDONOIRRY- 135 HOWARD SAM FRANCISCO 3 CAM Or 111 Le LORDOIIDETIRU Brand Homemade Ice Cream STABILIZER Safely Color Faded Cray Hair I with NOURISHINE at about 1g the cost You too can bays gloriously beautiful hair free frum GRAlf and with a lovely tone soft and lustrous In the privscy of your home with professional-looking results acts gradually to Impart youthful color Closest friends can't detect your secret NOURISHINE cleanses scalp beautifies the hair and will not wash nor rub off wasn nor TIM oft TRY NOURISHINE AT OUR EXPENSE Ask your druggist for the ECONOMICAL 8-oz size of NOURISHINE for 81 25 and If you are not satisfied that NOURISHINE does all we claim return the bottle and Your druggist wil) refund your money For better recults we recommend NOURISZINE SHAMPOO 50c SOLD AT ALL DRUG COUNTERS Write for Free Booklet 1 NOCRISBINE SALES CO Hollywood SIL BABY PORTRAITS i BRING THIS This coupon entities you to a Machine Permanent are itt the ePecial price at Daly 280 10 a- in and 3:30 at Exceisie Beauty School Mail and Broadway Salt Lake City BY AUSTIN A Specialty tabs Agsl and BROADWA) 1 24 A 777777777rM777--77-1T-4 sour 1- i -7--7-- Nelson Eddy 1 ittr-z' 1 Guest Artist 1 1 "Telephone i ne 1 1 Safely Color Faded Cray Hair I with i NOURISHINE at about 1a the cost rk 3 i ALA 1 you too can have llartabolY beautiful 1 A BRING THIS hair free from GRAY and with a lovely "The Rise lig tone soft and lustrous in the privacY of e4Ats lour home with professional-looking ri: 1 Stevens Show" Ira no results NOURISHINE acts gradually to A wit Guest T- it 1 ais impart youthful color Clomest frirod cant This coupon entitles you ta a 1 I I Conductor -il I a a deceiti7ct 12 we-liriang Machine Permanent ave tat 7 Dr 1 from DAYS OF 47 BROADCAST 7 the epeeist price et Dnly 6280 At home -Any flavor -Delicious-Smooth wash nor rub off I tO a- and 3:30 s7 4 "The tat Hollywood in at Excelsis testify i (Clip This to ifl No cryst i re Ma 0 in No cook ng No 1 I TRY NOURISHINE AT OUR EXPENSE school in and Breadwes 4 1 lankor" 7:3 scorched Salt Lake City Inexpensive-20 recipes in each 151t pkg Ask your druggIst for the TCONOMICAL i Coast-to-Coast his ad for free full-size lam 1 'lease send Sins size of NOURISHINE for 8125 and 5 Broadcast from Queen Coronation Tuesday July 17th 1:15 ni Beard Growing Contest Wednesday July 20th 9 ni offer or buy le from your grocer are not satisfied 1 you that NOURISHINE eA7Itss I Utak Theater la "Chtsferfleid does all we claim return the bottle and Rodeo Finals Saturday July 21st 8:30 Xi Salt Lake City Supper Club" Your druggist will refund YOUr runner For LonDonDEE i te ri 1 Early Days of Pioneer Drama Monday July 23rd 7:30 IL better results we recommend NOURISHINE 1 830 nu 9:00 in Sunrise Services Tuesday July 24th 6:30 a SHAMPOO 50c 2- 4 40- 1( IT i Brand Homemade Ice Cream Yd I di 3 I Cr Vtli -arsk Days of '47 PageaParade TuesdayJuy 24th845 July 24th 9:30 a Days of '47 nt Tuesday to 5 STAB I SOLD AT ALL DRUG cotavrEns 0 Sit' 0 Ao4- Imo 1 '01 '1 Vet Euro Ofticer LONDONDISRY-135Stlaisn SAM resselsce3CALIF Write for Free Booklet 1 A MAD and BROADWA: PM To rn NOCRISBINE SALES CO4 Roily-wood 384 CIL 1 570 on Your Dial I 731 0 570 on Your Dial 'Ilk I 7 7n777r-ratr4 -3 lk (40 i 11t 64 3 i 1 '''''ii -3-' DAY St NIGHT This is tho Phvican Broadcasting Company En Route Home -d-- 1 2 NV' ri i 1 i First Lt Delbert Barrett recently spent three days at 1 do 1 es am in Bel um a BABY PORTRAITS By whose wife is Mrs Jerry Barrett Namur gi i 7'i-V- Blind Cli (Dun dine- nus TraDullny AtisTIN 1 413 4th South is returning former summer resort I home from Europe with the i Eighth infantry division after a New Assignment Monday Juiy 16 1945 (MWT) For Further Information Phone Stations year overseas EM 2c Gale Ainsworth USN if A Specialty 1: 1 Paid Advertising 2- A former Salt salesman son of Mr and Mrs Harvey Ains- 1N t- I 5 I KDYL-1320 KL0-1430 Lt Barrett participated in cam- worth Lehi former Sandy resi- NC4 paigns in northern France Sieg- dents has been assigned to a de- 4 :1 1370d KSLan Broadcast- cast- -Colurabia System System fried line central Germany He stroyer escort in the Atlantic 0 -g Company Wears the tn Network bronze star purple A Am heart and three battle stars Wins Stripe 6:00 Martin Agronskt News rifikrews of the World Rise and Shine 600 I 1 8:1 5 Tim Tu 'n Tune The Four Clubmen Farm Tips and Tunes 6:15 MIDVALE Pfc DeLos 1 6-30 Olub News at Dawn 8:30 Beckstead whose wife is Mrs 845 6:55 News Morning Revue Music at Dawn 0:46 DISCIIARGED 1 Aggie Osborne Beck stead and tvho 7:00 Breakfast Club with World News Fun and Folly Hunt News Pvt Kenneth Wright is a son of Mrs Eliza Beckstead I l' r- ii 7:1 Don meNsill 14 0 Songs of Harry Clarke Sunrise Song Parade -04mile Time IA son of )1r and Mrs Bryant Midvale recently was promoted to i 7:30 it Breektest Club Sun Up Tune Time 7:30 Edition of News (yitiady Valley Folks- 7:30 1 7:46 World News Roundup Weather Report 7:46 Wright Midvale ham received his present rank at Camp Wolters i it 0 0 Mil AA'lliar News breTim kfast Ti Lora Lawton News Col Lowder an honorable discharge from Tex where he has been stationed A ss 1 illitIS Gorne a-i-oppin Ralf Hour Iitobert St John News for Women the army at Walla Walla the past five months :3 0 Jemea Abbe Observe 'News of the Rratd of Me Ortin with muelo 830 Wash i i is-46 One Wnrnan'e Opinion 11:55 News -eloyce Jordan -4- 8:45 Overseas nine months Pvt Best Crew 111 -00 Tom Brenneman' "Valiant Lady Fashion House Fred Waring Show 0 News Arthur Claet 9:00 Wright )3 as been in the serv- sh i- 1 The Market Basket 9:15 8:30 GU Martyn ILight of the World The Variety Store Tt Easy Time 0:30 ice two years -and n' Flig whose wife i Mrs ht Officer Byron A Holl Gloria Mc- ears the i I 0:15 Breakfast in Hollywoo i- I T1 9:45 Ted Malone (Aunt Jenny Stories 42David Harurn 09:55 Cliff Edwards 8:45 purple heart European thea- Ginty Hollis 2864-23rd East ter of operations ribbon good i 1' "I I 1000 Glamour Manor '---Kate Smith Speaks Melody for Milady Owm Lang News navigator of one of the three best I 4 lictib iZ conduct ribbon and two ba 10 11 ttle crews chosen -at completion of 1 :30 4-CorrOcr ndents Abroad -Big Sister Larry Smith Romance of Trent Personality Parade Omorton Downey Song Parade 10:30 stars 'lie was wounded Dec I ena --) Our Gal Sunday News and Harmony 10:45 2 1944 in France while serv- training of the many combat te7 i4 crews of squadron T-1 at army 10:45 Betty I 1 :00 Baukhage Talking 'i'Llfe Can Be Beautiful Musical Main Street Service News 11:00 ing With 1 the 44th infantry di- i airfield Walla Walla Wash -e :1 11:15 Consunce Bennett Perkins Pioneer Day Show 11:15 vision 1 i' a i 11:30 My True Story I 'i: Radio Newspaper -Homemakers Hour ()Luncheon With Lopez 11:30 11:45 11:35 Aunt Jeima Dr Malone Art Baker News Quarter to Lunch Time 11:45 --N i 1 I Afternoon Programs Rest Camp ii -17i 1 ii 1 I 1 I WITH THE 106TH INFANTRY 1 1 Noon Noon WITH IN 12:00 Sornettur to Think Abt World News Petersen ()Lester Smith News 12:00 1 i Hiroshi Shimizu son of Nil and 12:80 News While Pun Fest (i'Rosemary 0Jane Cowl 12:15 Ws News 4Busine of Farming ss For Day a i 2:30 Mrs Tom Shimizu Sandy Utah A 12:45 Shopper News -Tens and run Dud Williamson 12:45 i i 1 1:00 Morton Downey Songs Beasley Alhiston Rodeo Time 1:00 SERVICE CALENDAR -1 1:15 John Kennedy Hit of enney News the Matinee Album 1:15 3 One 1:30 I 1 1:30 Vagabonds Woman's Life :45 Lades Be Seated Children Tea Time Tunes Ogden Quiz 1:45 Activities for service men and Women :::1:: 200 Time Views the New' 'House Party In Salt Lake City Monday will include: 1-- -4 2:00 t- f- '3-r' 4 21 5 Bob Nichols Reports News 1 Amateur Show 2:15 tl 0 clubs: 2:45 movie in club lounge 8 -ri 4- 1 1 2:30 Sons of the Pioneers 'i'ArthUr Godfrey News me Melodies 230 73-2nd Liberty park 4 ::4 A 245 A s': 1 of Al) All Churches 87 Statf---ilecorded music dance 8 -'4- 1 3:00 Make Believe Ballroom Winters 3:0 portrait sketching in lounge 8:30 i 3:15 wi with ill Ages 4 7 Uyn Da 1 3:15 I 3-30 Songs of Carol Mar Francis 3 :30 saivatkpn Army: i 1 1 3 45 riiMeet the Missus 3:45 1 i Red Shield Canteen 137 lst ---44 i Usua 9 1 1 to 9 social activities i I I Gulding Light it 42Today's Children 'Women -in White Hymns of All Churches 10Woman of America Perkins i'Pepper Young's Family tiliglit to Happiness IBackstage Wife 4'Stella Dallas Lorenzo Jones Young Widder Brown 1Wbe1 a Girl Marries Portia Paces Life Just Plain Bill 4)Front Page Farrell IJudy and Jane News Easy Listenitt 1Aunt Mary 14Th1s Woman' Secret News Reporter Fashions In Music The Texas Rangers 4Gulding Light 42Today's Children )Women -in White of All Churches Woman of America sa ers Pkin tRight to Happiness 4 Pepper Young's Family Backstage Wife 1 4Stella Dallas Lorenz0 Jones Young Widder Brown Wheii a Girl Marries Poia Faces Lie -rtf Just Plain Bill 4)Front Page Farrell Judy and Jane 1 I 17m war I -nisi Lintentn Aunt Mary Thi Wom 4s itife Secret Newn Reporter Fashions In MusiC The Tea Ranger INem the Tune News While We News Bing Crosby Show Name the Tune I i Nowa lan I lAn ft '21 almiennt Bing Crosby Show: 1 4 00 4 1 5 430 4:45 4:00 A 4 a 4-So 4:45 l'i-Quincy Howe News '11 mmy Carroll Sings 1 Faay Ares World Today Harach l'i-Quincy Howe News I I re v-rt ITha 'NMI 01 "-I er I -Easy -Aces pa world Today Harech 4:00 4:15 4:30 4:45 400 4:6 is 445 1 Ho113rwood Headline Musical Train with Cousin Ken Bennett Playing Requests I News Musical Train Requests 4 :40 Sport Shorts ()Here's How I42-aluouserrnofttnMystery geroM Milt Hal MeIntyre's Or Hollywood Readlinew Musical Train with Cousin Ken Bennett Playing Requests News 1 -1-i-oiirp01i-Eiiio-rta- How A House of Mystery upermftn Tom Mix Hal McIntyre Mantyre Or ILONA MASSEY Shirr of Stage and Screen says: "I don't see how any pitrson of refinement can fait to use Arrld using Arad doily protects clothes guards against perspiration Offen30" linita pcsrerssono of InARrri3d5EeYlne rei I inn Farnssr ot st i wtao to nudys gam clothe doitY protect guards agalusf Perspiration off enSe the in or to quality the 1 Is in or to dity 3 the in equip- or to quahty 3 600 616 5:30 5:45 a-- 131:11 2 Tokyo Calling 8 :30 keunloa 118 8 :45 1 lTerry and the Pirates Korn Kobblers Detective Dick Tracy 's'Two on a Clue Sack Armstrong News Royal Hop Harrigan Soldiers of the Peas :01 Loa Ranger 8:1 6:30 Billad Dat Meet Your Navy 7:1 5 I :30 Clinton Anderson 7 :4 5 Secy- of Agriculture A 9-00 Lurn and Abner I en 9:16 Ja Tighft 9:30 Headitny Ed Moll 9:46 iftftftymcmd Orftm Swing 1 10 00 Nests i 016 South Americsn Way 10:30 Lucky MIIIInder's Or 10:46 Moe lc 11:00 I News 11:15 Wes Rainbnii Randevu 11 :30 Parade of Bands 1145 A 12:00 News 12:16 12:03 Good Night 12:30 1246 1 :00 tr ENIcat Pop 'Merry Life CfBill Henry News Beulah CFThe Sea Has it Story Screen Guild Players iTilankSto the Yanks l' News Ds ly az Shirer iiethis Htnper Crtme Doctor 9:55 Bpnrts Hi-Lights leMuslo t'rom the West News Rnvall BYU Music Festival 1 Jobriny WIllte Orch 11 :55 News Good Night 0 Evening Programs Kaltenborn NBO Newsroom 4131chard Crooks and Symphony Orch iTetephone Hour with Guest Artists Rise Stevens Show fiCkultented Hour with Josephine Antoine Dr 1 ISSuper Club a Th Three 801111 Cafe Zanzibar Orchestra 1 News The Navy Program Pale Moonlight Bing -Crosby News 4Songs by Mary Ann 0Thos Anthony Orch 11:55 News $Biltmore Hotel Ore Thoms Peluso 12:55 News Good Night Hotel Ore 'c-rhomas Peluso 12:55 News Clresti Wirth I 10Gabrtel Hatter News Life Stories Spotlight Bands 1 News Sports Roundup ()The Feeling Is Mutual Adventures In Research 1 Mews Nrt Patrol Your re asure 1240---K0V01 Pray Price Mutual and Intermountain Salt Lulu 5:15 111:30 545 PM Bev Wayne Show 6:00 ONow It Can Be Told 8:15 OProf of Broadway 6:30 and Boltram 8:45 7:00 7:15 7:30 7:45 ISongtellows Quartet 8:00 0And Laugh 8:15 News of Today 8:30 ()Fulton Lewis News 8:45 I Jeanette MacDonald I 9:00 Waple a 9:15 tm Doyle News 9:30 Bing SwIngtime 9:45 10:00 10:15 10:30 10:45 I I :00 11:16 11 :30 I I :46 Midnite sews 12:00 12:15 12:30 12:45 1:00 INSECT SPRAY fl Cream Deodorant Safely helps Slop Perspiration 1 Does not irritate skin Does not rot dresses or men's shirts 2 Prevents under-arm odor I kips stop perspiration safely 2 A pure white antiseptic stain less vanishing cream 4 No waiting to dry Cars be used right after shaving 5 Awarded Approval Seal of American Institute of Launder ins to fabric Use lurid regularly 390 and 59t alum tax MORE MEN AND WOMEN USE Arl "7) THAN ANY OTHER DEODORANT fix8' 4 SALT LAKE CITY 12 So Main St Phone 5-3003 DAILY HOURS: 9 a to Sundays by Appointment austin-cLuntere Stuctiosl ry Austin Studios for 20 years largest and best known Studios the west will use the latest equipment to photograph your baby any member of your family best advantage Highest at lowest rates BICH 49 Zu ad ment to photograph your baby BRONZE EACH any member of your family in lots of best acWantage Highest qua'' PORTRAITS four at lowest rates CHOICE OF PROOFS 1 NOTICE: The Post Office requests Christmas packages going to the boys overseas be mailed September 15 to October 15 HAVE YOUR SITTING EARLY! OGDEN 2374 Washington Phon 2-2323 DAILY HOURS: 10 a in to 7 Monday 12 Noon to 9 Sundays by Appointmont Soldiers of I 1 4 I 1 LI Austin Studios for 20 years 1 600 Terry nd the Pirates Korn Kobblers a 6 i i 6 Detective Dick TraCy FTwo On a Chia 6: 0f Ls 7c 1 545 LN( Li 1 largest and best known Studios 1 5:30 Sack Armsrtrong News Royal 15:30 4 6 i 8 I 45 He I 5 Harrigan the Pess 5:45 ritS r61117 11 4 BICH the west will use the latest ment to photograph your baby i Evening Programs ii Ir- BRONZE 55 2 5 any member of your family EACH 1 I i 1)0 Lone Ranger 'EVois Pop NBO Kaltentoorn Bev Wayne Show 6:00 With I in lots of best advantage Highest 1 8:16 4 Newsroom IDNow It Can Be Told 8:15 11-------u --i TRAITS four line Merry Life 4Richard Crooks and of Broadway 6:30 0 0 POR at lowest rates I 6:30 Bd Dat c45 4 Henry News Symphony and Boltram 8:45 CHOICE OF PROOFS 1 I 1 ea 7:16 i ''D- 0 Cream Deadortml 1 1 00 Meet Your Navy "ii Beulah Telephone Hour with Htter News 7:00 7 Cli :15 Guest Artists Life Stories 11 1 1:30 nton 'Anderson The Sea Has a Story Rise Stevens 7:45 Secy of Agriculture Show Bands 7:30 i NOTICE: The Post Office requests Christmas packages going to the I 745 1v- INSECT SPRAY Safely helps boys overseas be mailed September 15 to October 15 I a 00 Tokyo Calling Screen Guild Player fiCkmtented Hour with Songfellows Quartet 8:00 I 8:15 Josephint Antoine Laugh 8:15 to'---'-''' Stop Perspiration 1 HAVE YOUR SITTING EARLY! i 8:30 Skeunion A Fillanks to the Yanks fDr 1 8:45 News of Today ()Fulton Lewis News :::43513 1 -a-4 i 1-3 a LIS 1 1 Does not irritate skin Does i I 1 9 00 Iurn and Abner 'a News Daly Shirer Soper Club Jeanette MacDonald 0:00 I i I 1) not rot dresces or men's shirts i 9:15 1an Tighe Hedris Hopper ei The Three Sons Waple a Orch 0:15 I 2 Prevents under-arm odor 9 30 Hraditne Editi on Crime Doctor SAS kaymond Oram Swing 9:55 Sports Hi-Light Orchestr Sing Swingtime a Care Zanzibar a 01 Doyle News 9:30 1 1 i 7 I kips stop perspiration safely 9:45 t' 51 3 Apure white antiseptic stait I 4 C1-4 I il 1 lo 00 Nears 10 I 6 South American Way From the West News News 1 0:00 ft 1 1 1 i less vanishing cream The Navy Program Sports Roundup 10:15 ilf I 1 4''olai 4 4 No waiting to dry Can be I 1030 -Luray MUltuder's Or News Rovall Pale Moonlight 1046 Muaie BYU Music Festival Bing -Cmsby AdventureIn Research ()The Peeling Is Mutual 10:30 -1 used righ after shaving 10:45 4i 3 Awarded Approval Seal of 11 00 Newa News 1 St I i '17! American Institute of Launder- i 1 I Mew 1100 1145 fyiC 4-r-: 1 -i14 in to fabric Use tudiosi: 1 11:15 Ratnnfror Randavu 49 Songs by Mary Ann Night Patrol -) i Arrid regularly 11:30 Parade of Bands FJohnny White's Orch iThos Anthony Ortit Music for You 11:30 11:16 A 11:5 New 11:5 News le 121)0 News 5 Good Night S'5 $Blitmore Hotel Orcb 1 milDdnauro 11:45 isteNews -i i Al 1 i 1- 1 12:00 i 1 -1'-- 390 and 59t Plus tax SALT LAKE CITY OGDEN MORE MEN AND WOMEN USE 12 So Main St 1 I 2371 Washington -1 12:1 6 12:03 Good Night I -1--' i Phone 5-3003 Phone 2-2323 1 2:30 -4-11-lomas Peluso i 2:30 It 1-4 '7 i "7 "'I imil r1P DAILY HOURS: 12:45 i IL I a DAILY HOURS: 10 a rn to 2 1246 1:00 12:55 News Good Night 1 00 -----------f 84 isal MI 610ta I Provo 145 Price Mutual and intermountain 1400--KNAIL Salt Lake t----- THAN ANT OTHER DEODORANT 4 9 a to 6 rn Sundays by Appointment Monday 12 Noon to 9 Sundays by Annoietmentm I 1 I 1 1 1 1 a 4 12 1 I 4 1 I I i.

Get access to Newspapers.com

  • The largest online newspaper archive
  • 300+ newspapers from the 1700's - 2000's
  • Millions of additional pages added every month

About The Salt Lake Tribune Archive

Pages Available:
1,964,073
Years Available:
1871-2004