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Show Garfield Leader, Garfield, Utah, Friday, Auaii 12, 1822 The principal topic of discussion, however, seemed to be that the situation calls for immediate action. The present load of needy families in Salt Lake county aa considered by tbe committee ie 4318, while there arc 715 single persons. The estimated families Finance Corporation additional winter load is 977 Reconstruction and 280 single persons. The probable Seen Ai Probable Source Of Obpeak load for next winter is 295 fataining Aid For Needy milies and 995 single persons. A summary of funds expended for Statistic which showed that 10.000 direct and unemployment rtlief for is as follows: persons are unemployed in Salt Lake 1931-3- 2 in are number a great County, that State of Utah $200,000.00 urgent need of help, and that immediSalt Lak City $2,405,000.00 main the ate action is necessary, were 946,602.49 Salt Lake County topics of discussion at a meeting of the L. D. S. Relief Society 295.000.00 held county central relief committee SaturChest 100,000.00 Community in the State Capitol building 45,000.00 Red Cross (flour) Dern H. Governor with George Make-Wor- k day, Committee 65,000.00 of methods and attendance. in Ways 7.706.83 Emergency Relief Com, desa in solving advisable proceedure Utah Coal Producers (fuel) 7,500.00 will confront perate situation which 3amberger Family (fuel and the county this year, were considered. 6,000.00 clothing) Figures revesled that the available Utah Oil Refining Co. of the funds will meet but 1,500.0Q (clothing) need to care for unemployed people Scars Roebuck Co. (shoes) 300.00 estimated 'that was it winter: next Utah Copper Co. (can of cm- unemfor is available S244.966.78 ... j: 41,000 00 ployes) ployment relief, while the amount will 3 approximate SI, 2 12. 60 for tight Total 609.32 months. There are 26,000 people un(Not including substantial contriin state. the employed butions of foodstuffs, clothing, etc., From figures presented to the made in kind by many individuals and that discernable was easily group, it concerns, nor the activities of tbe Inslightly more than $1,000,000 must ternational Rescue Mission in supplyand needy be raised for unemployed some 411 families with fresh vegewinter ing people in the approaching tables twice a week) . months, and unless this amount raised, the situation will undoubtedly Miss Kathleen Broderick of Nevada, be more acute. At the close of the meeting, it was who has been employed there for a guest of decided that the Reconstruction Fi- period of time nursing, is Broderick foe a i nance Corporation, which has charge her mother, Mr. J. of distributing $300,000,000 for re short vacation. lief purposes should be notified of the Rev. and Mrs. E. B. Pace and Miss crucial situation in Utah. As loans to to the Irene Smith have returned home after tuts are to be made according e group attending the Utah Baptist summer asrecognized need for relief,-thfelt that the federal committee sliould sembly held in Ogden Csnyon.-Tb- ey be notified of the local conditions. reported a very enjoyable vacation. Similar facts should also be pre Mr and Mis. Thomas Hogeson. tented according to the committee, from all industrial counties where un- daughters, Joan and Patricia and son Blair of Los Angeles were guests duremployment is at present most ramping tbe week at tbe home of Mr. and ant. It was the popular opinion at the Mr. C. T. Mattcson. They left for their home Friday. meeting that an influential delegation from Utah, as Governor Dern and one Mr. and Mrs, E. T. Roundtree and of the committee, should go to Wash of children, Connie and Billy ington to enlist the aid of Senators two Reed Smoot and William H. King and Bacchus are in Brighton resort on a weeks vacation. present tjie situation to the directors two of the Reconstruction Finance CorpMiss. Lyle Kiddell and Miss Revc oration. Wilson McCarthy of Salt Lake represents Utah as a director A Stewart of Salt Lake City are visiting at the home of Miss Stewart's mother, number of possible methods for meetMrs. Ida Stewart of Arthur for two ing the situation were discussed and the arguments in favor and against weeks. each were given. It was pointed out Miss Gwen Garry entertained 'six that regulations of the R. F. C. covering applications by governors of sta- members of the Garfield Gleanor Girls tes for loans to the state or to mun- Club Tuesday evening at her home. icipalities, though expected any day, Sewing was the diversion of the evening, and a luncheon served. have not aa yet been received. U. In Dire Need, Fends Llnst Be Raised Soon one-fift- 0 U. Frc:Lnen As!:ed To Register Sept 22, 23, 24 Ccnty Unemployed Freshmen, entering tbe University of Utah thia fall will take their English placement and psychological examination! Wednesday, September 21, and will register daring tbe next three days, September 22, 23 and 24. according to the annual catalogue of the University, just off the press. Registration for other student will take place tbe following Monday, September 26, and class instruction will commence Tuesday. September 27. Thirteen hundred courses in more than forty departments are listed in the of which were catalogue, copie mailed last week to tbe five thousand, five hundred students who graduated last spring from Utah high schools. Leroy . Cowles, professor of educational administration, has been e C3 33 h -- -- 33 C3 3 DOG RACT3 PROVE VERY OTERTAINI1TO SALT LAKE CITY With the stamp of public approval given by the many thousands who have attended the Greyhound races at the state fair round track, tbe Utah Greyhound feeders Association has started on the second week of its summer meeting with every indication that the meeting would be a decided success. In any event, with already more than 100,000 having attended the fint week's program, there is no doubt but that the public likes this great new evening sport. The second week of tbe meeting fonnd two innovations in gray bound The manageracing in Salt Lake. ment of the track has set aside every Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings as Ladies Nights and on those evenings tbe ladies will be admitted free. On Wednesday evening nearly 10.000 fane eaw the first greyhound f hurdle race ever held in Salt Lake. It is a thrilling event. The field of speedy greyhounds get sway in fall swing chasing the mechanical rabbit, only to find their way blocked by high obstruction. Nothing deters the greyhound. however, and the fleet dogi take tbe high hurdles in perfect rythm. Already more than 250 fleet are quartered at the track to compete in the coming events. By tbe end of this week, there wiU be five hundred of the fastest dogs in the country in Salt Lake. From Florida, from the Thorton course, from the Chicago dog tracks, from Butte where tbe speedsters an bred, from all points of the United States the speedsters an being attracted by tbe successful season in progress. With the start of next WANTED Work wanted by a r week. Salt Lake and Utah will be eran, bay, hone or what have treated to tbe cnam of tbe nations yon. P. W. Webster, Magna, Utah. dog racing. lected dean of the newly created lower divieion, in which all freshmen except those in the school of mines and will be registered. Lyman .other Dainet has been given tbe post of dean of the school of medicine, and Jean Slavena is the .new dean of wom.t7 A total of nineteen promo- tions in the faculty is announced. New faculty members, varying in rank from aaaociate professor to assistant. number eixteen. Seven members return this fall after leaves of absence; eight have been granted leaves; and four othen will continue on leave. Printed class schedule will be liable for distribntion August 12, according to advict from tbe presidents office. l. a-- -- S3 Mr. and Mrs. Lc.lic Nelson entertained 16 of their friends Thursday evening at their bom. Progressive pamts wen played during the evenlate luncheon served ing, and Mrs. G R. Sutton is at the home of Mr. and Mrs. visiting Ira Gardner West Jordan over the week-en- d Miss Margaret Wilson was a dinner guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs V. L. Dablen Wednesday evening. Members of the Bacchu Club weiner toast Thursday near the Clubhouse. A large wen in atnndance. t Mrs. illiam Cooper and daughter Betty, have recently returned from an extdhded viic in California, 3k Itll !'& Tbs Choice oi tu? waster Farcicp aaaa.kal rm hWM m an. Nu POPULAR 00 - BO. Bat-Pre- el om preeuie tiij S17.ES . STS. OO . . 100-0. . isa.oo Urfcaa ea Ur(r tiro. Weerfcer BU. 1$50 BU. AA ter , el all 4h!itS as storage cvnimtat byi ick nscktiMry, iimriui fcf faosprieac4 0 O Ttykt flra-St- a rOBTABLB Cetaablaa Grata Bias be a uertoeneat teeeSaiiea er ekM ln),j elaZ lena to Way caa be tartly mered. ter ear ktad . . ; knerfat beam. ay rtufana to eheets are elUteae Is Gbela IWatatod etrwftiweS O vertical eartatatteas sal bertaaatal Perl bales abeve tbe Seat aaS la tbe nedm net Bed-- I aa wail as betas filled directly treara.ble ihie.b.r Vaatilattad taka. Wd doer bterd vtlb eacbtnn seeat and -- t. aad aceea beard are SSaadard raataaMM. Bede la ilw tran IIS ka. rapacltT BCD BOTTOM STOCK TANKS Ptmoled to fir IMTt yea etaefc e a eleatifat eaypty ef water at el st nay sad datable, as tasks. Made taXatb laaad-nt- d style with yataat Sabs Sep. rata-Mctaa triple swednea, aad deakta tack eeato batten. nU aulaea w bee Jetata. capacity Wtato ... M ' , COLUMBIAN STEEL TANK CO. Kansas City, ilo U. 8. A. FOR SALE BY vet-fo- VERN BUTTERS, Magna, Utah FOE? AS MUCH AS 4 1 t Regardless of make or condition! I O a At 7o t WO Wo ri THESE SENSATIONAL ALLOWANC GOOD ONLY UNTIL AUGUST TWO COLLARS CAPE AND SAILOR TYPE ADAPTATIONS OF PARIS As vc lia'e remarked befoi e, plaids heind pic: ts go perfectly re tie Lotli arc crisp in No. 5575 is a nice of this. It 'll iust right for informal lunch '.ns of its cape collar ha shopping in he new brie f and is stitc!ed n yoke elTect in front; pleats are dustervd lek-the curved seaming ine. The luck is in on piece. Every little boy s'i tes and adores t sailor suit, and th s me is accurate nough to satisfy the imxt exacting. I he shorts lutt i t rto the lioiise, vhicli has a po kit and the collar There is no costume one gets more wear out of than smart runabout en- tin. S absolute! , First Mod.!' Nc 5375. Second M'.M: "'attern No. ftiOh. cars, 35 t'.-iik-d l F;r-- to 1 .l .! S ins 2, ,4 eeris uj f ENSEMBLES one. especially a two-pieThese are excellent copies of Paris originals. No. 5570 is the sort of thing the Frenchwoman likes for the country; diagonally applied bands, short ileeves gnd inverted-plea- ts mark the frock, and the immensely sportslike jacket features a belt cut in one with large' patch pockets. No. 5526 is of pastel wool crepe, with a plaid silk blouse. The sectional skirt of the frock and the knotted collar of the jackef ar notably distinctive semble. tfaea invite disaster. Daring oar great Safety Sale wiu allow you the amounts shown below for each of your old tires, regardless of make or condition, on the ce S trWT 6th purchase of new Safety Silvertown or Goodrich Cavalier tires. Think of it. You can save from $6 to $16 on a set of new guaranteed Goodrich tires if you act during this sale. saVMTBWSS GOOIMUCH CAVALIERS c am First Pattern Model No. 5570. Pictorial Printed Sizes 14 to 42, 65 cents. Second . Model; Pattern No. 5526 rents. j S3 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiimiiiiiiiiiittiiiiiiiiiiiiiimmmiiiiiimiii S3 TIME IS MONEY How much time is lost in ghipments whore OTfTBm transit on your Red Arrow" freight serrice less-c&rlo- ad fa nnnfainn not available? Our Service is stxn nr rworonnon nr Ed) UUL DU. D Fast, Economical and Convenient Salt Lake & Utah Railroad iDiuia S41- - . D3agona. Pfisf--, iiiiiniiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijtmi,,l,,,n,,,n,nin,niIIIIIIlnin1nnJInmimniIlinH,ljiiiii!in |