Show THE OGQIN Discussion Sel TUESDAY EVENING On Averting Geneva Shutdown A W T v £IDnVn TTtah v mi Tunat is 14 AT '4TsV I ar- Senator Murdock rangea io come nere xoaay to aw- cuds with officials of the Geneva Steel company prospects of averting! a shutdown when war orders are filled He planned to talk with operating officials after conferring yes terday with Governor HerbertGro-BMaw and Attorney General veri A Giles 'fWe were agreed that every possible effort should be exerted to get the plant transferred to a reliable steel company before It closes down" Murdock said "We were agreed also that the natural raw material advantages of futhe plant assures its post-wture But it would certainly be to She advantage of the plant the state and the federal government to jmake the transfer while it is a going concern" to leave tonight lfurdock plans fori Washington D C (D-Uta- h) ar JUNE t r ait it rirv jnp (AP) —Pay increases for most of Utah's (D-Uta- h) ar Logan Faces Meat six-wee- Indians Thin PRICE Utah June 5 (AP)— A group of 22 Navajo Indians began work In Carbon county sugar beet and another group fi!Hs yesterday -c " ° ' "xTtd latT this week They are from the Navajo ' rcvr atoi alscTeeth nnwdr nr DSSte '1 p eased Economical 59c at 98c tub at roar drag-gUnt and a ! i Money - W gnTnt E13E3H1 STURDY 00 -- tfSiimmer That's All! OfUtahlLSeniors re-30- j "PUT-AW- Af ut m Precipitation Normal Is Report Wiesley Praises Compensation Law 0 A SALT LAKE CITY June 5 (AP) minimum of red tape is necessary for workmen to obtain benefits under Utah's workmen's compensation law O A Wiesley member of the state industrial commission told the Utah-NevaSafety society The law enacted in 1917 has had a limited number of amendments but still is one of the best in the United States he said A da Sailor Transferred EVANSTON Wyo June 5— David Rex Neilson radioman 1c U S navy son of Mr and Mrs John Neilson of Evanston has been transferred to Point Vascenti Calif according to word received hereby his parents He has been on convoy duty with the navy in the south Pacific for the past six months WARDROBE EVANSTON Wyo June 5—Precipitation for the month of May 1945 was 137 inches just slightly above the thirty-yea- r average of 136 inches reports Harley E Williams U S weather recorder for Uinta county There were ten days 01 or during the month when was remore inch) of moisture corded The greatest rainfall in period of the month any occurred on the last day when 49 inch fell The maximum temperature for the month was 71 degrees on the fourth The minimum was 27 degrees on the first 24-ho- ur Climaxes Morgan Appetite Livestock Show Good Appears June 5 CITY June 5 (AP) SALT the Utah state of inmates Twjo submitted a petition signed prison District to Third Judge J Allan Crockett which charged Prison Warden John E Harris and two other prison officials with criminal libel and slander and conveying false news to newspapers HarThe petition asserted that ris?: Deputy Warden W P Van Fleet and Bey Smart captain of caused newspapers to the guards ' publish false facts" relating to a prison yard fight T Tjhe three were charged with circumthe peculiar "concealing stances surrounding the mysterious death of Benny Villegas" Edward J Reagan and Burrell Anderson signed the petition Judge Crockett said he was un- Deportation Ruling able to say immediately what disSALT LAKE CITY June 5 fAP) position would be made of the pe- Aliens convicted of certain offenses tition must be deported under federal law unless they are granted full unconditional pardons Attorand School Set ney General Grover A Giles said judges to SALT LAKE CITY Jufte 5 (AP) today He asked district of the state to attention the call 11 for June Registration will begin cases such of board pardons any the' summer quarter at the Univer- which merited felt pardons they and for the sity of Utah summer session beginning that day Beets INSURANCE -- Diplomas Ready Assured For Hundreds 1945 Total amount of the increases is SALT LAKE CITY June 5 (AP) not available However it was were ready today for Diplomas asstate employes seemed that the amount provided for 366 xi- state the University of Utah seniors a sured today after services in the new state in tm nance commission wiuvc j 1 i 00 graduating class only half as large — — - uuubc winning - --Julv ""7 as per month raise in state governnormal ment salary ceilings set by the 1943 839 higher than an appropriation Sen Elbert D Thomas for this purpose in the current was chosen employes classification code m speaker for the 76th The commission is engagea exercises annual budget commencement working out with other commitfiof boost The state may chairman of The adjustments the heads subject sioners and department com$245the senate by affairs approximately nal details of pay adjustments - payrolls 000 for the final quar-?io- n mittee was: military "I saw the powers of wUl pass through The divi- 000 or $250fiscal the of June darkness year ter ending put to flight — I saw the of accounts and control break" morning The adjustments are effective as ju Employes who were granted oav Eleven nurses were in this year's of ADril 1 $15 per month nearly "The pay increase is not in a increases of will the first to regraduating additional ceive degreesclass the University strict sense retroactive" said Gor- a year agoof notreceive from more than $15 of Utah government-sponsore- d commission increases don Taylor Hyde the under edumonthly under the latest revisions four-yechairman nursing "Our studies indicate that at cation program "II has been contemplated all the cent of the workers time to take effect April 1 but least 90 per The shool of medicine desigor less will $150 has required a long time to work receivingmore a month nated as candidates for the by adjustments degrees38 ofstudents out on a statistical and budgetary benefit of medicine doctor basis Special checks will be is- approved than they would if apcommencement A feature of the a on percentage basis" week sued to workers for the extra proved the presentawas program Hyde said amount involved" tion last night by the University Emeritus club of two Emeritus club pins to Mrs Augustta Winters Grant widow of the late President City of Heber J Grant of the Latter-da- y Saints church One of the pins was given in OPA Count token of the esteem in which her late husbahd was held The other SALT LAKE CITY June 5 (AP) was for herself as a member of SALT LAKE CITY June 5 (AP) graduated from the The legislative tax committee ap- The city of Logan has been named the first class 68 years ago university pointed by the 1945 Utah legisla- defendant in a suit brought by the President George Albert Smith ture to study the state tax struc- office of price administration in who succeeded President Grant as head of the L D S church made ture has opened an office in the federal district court of senate chambers and will meet SatThe suit charges that no ration the presentation as ofpresident the club made university up urday with Governor Herbert B points were collected at the Logan students of 90 years or more ago Maw and state tax commission of Salt at time of Smih the of A Elias transfer abbatoir Judge members presiThe office will be under direc- meat or within 10 days of such Lake City: was elected new Smith dent succeeding Elder tion of Dr Dilworth S Walker transfer at the dean of the University of Utah busThe city also is accused of fail- Oldest aluimnus present was Martha Sylvia Burn-inghainess school ing to keep proper records of meeting 92 of Bountiful Utah The committee whose chairman grades or obtain certificates of is State Senator Stanley N Child ownership for animals slaughtered Salt Lake City Democrat includes Named defendants are William six members of the legislature and Evans Vern B Muir and George Above one representative each from in- V Boland city commissioners and Frank Wilmore manager of the dustry agriculture and labor abbatoir eiT Meet Saturday Sip Petition LAKE 5 Pay Hikes Appear For State Employes Tax Committee to Prison Inmates Polar Bear's tntion STANDARD-EXAMINE- R SALT LAKE CITY June 5 (AP)— Boiled rice horse meat cod liver oil and fish are the chief components of the diet for the new polar bear at the Hogle Gardens zoo bruin which The broke out of its temporary cage and assumed mastery of a railway express car near Boone Iowa for 24 hours was turned into his cage yes850-pou- nd well-reinforc- ed terday Each morning the bear gets two pounds of boiled rice two pounds of horse meat also boiled and a cup of cod liver oil Fish will be substituted for the meat twice each week Carrots and bread will be tossed in as added tidbits During his rampage in the railroad car the bear gobbled up 25 prize rabbits did away with most of three cases of eggs and left two fur coats in a far from recognizable state A new pit with a larger pool so that the bear can show off his aquatic technique will be built soon Marine Will Take College Course Girl Enters Bond Qn mi 15 1 Corp arc Now EVANSTON Wyo June on Reported in Week SALT LAKE CITY June 5 Ten cases of infantile paralysis F A chapter at Brigham City took first place in the uniform contest with Bear River chapter at Tremonton placing second Max Facer Brigham City FFA Dan Wheatley Brigham City F F A and Marvin Bywater Brigham' City F F A were among five new ones during the past week — have been reported ao far in 1945 twice as many as in the corresponding period a year earlier the weekly summary of the state department of health said today The report listed also five new cases of tularemia all of the pnet monic type One case of Rocl mountain spotted fever — in SunM mit county — was listed Helen S Robinson 'I MORGAN June Smith Robinson is among Morgan county wa£ bond queen contestants it was announced! today She is a daughter! of Mr and Mrs Arnald H Smith and a graduate of Morgan high school and L n S seminary fat steer winners She! is a stake missionary and vice president of Gleanei Girls Eisenhower Invited U For about two years she has been SALT LAKE CITY June S (IAF§ Flight Is Added employed at the naval supply depot Earl J Glade said today Clearfield Mayor SALT LAKE CITY June 5 (AP) ask General Dwight D would Her Robinhusband Corp A new round-tri- p Ray between flight enhower to include Salt Lake son Chicago and San Francisco will be m inhvajs killed in action on April in the itinerary of his nation-w- ij if United Airlines Italy added by the tours the civil aeronautics board authorizes it District Traffic Manager Rears Kills Rider Convention Slated Sam B Kellogg said today The Po addition will increase to 18 the NB£HI Utah June 5 (AP)— number of daily round trips flown Ivan KAYSVILLE Utah June S U P Golden 39 died yesterday said by United Airlines Kellogg of injuries received Saturday "when The American Legion and auxilis a pony fell on hirnj at his home will hold their district convenxiot mounted the pony with members present from Davi Shoe Outlook Gloomy toherejsee Golden if it was safe for his son Morgan and Weber counties SALT LAKE CITY June 5 (AP) to rideJ The animal reared fall- Kaysville Friday evening —The OPA painted a dark picture ing backwards on top of Golden today for the civilian whose shoe supply is dwindling Reserves of rationed shoes have decreased rapidly in the 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