| Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Wednesday February 25 1948 ' y sat ' i it n f 3 States to Air HANDY INCOME TAX TIPS Utahns Lead Indian Labor By WILLIAM J KORTII Nation as Collector of Internal Revenue - : Recruitments If - U JTiv Recruitment of Navajo Indians for farm labor in Utah Arizona 'f rK f r-- 23 -- I and New Mexico will be discussed Thursday and Friday in Window Rock Ariz B F Flanagan executive director Utah State Department of Employment Security announced Tuesday Representatives of the three states will meet with James Stewart Indian agent he said Utah will be represented by Wilbur Peacock chief of combined offices securdepartment of employmentcommuity and Claude Edwards nity relations representative at Cedar City Some Utah farmers and processors have indicated a preference for Navajo farm labor Mr Flanagan- reported while others suggested that Navajos supplement Mexican nationals Mexican na-- : tionals he continued will have to be imported at private expense this year as congressional appropriations no longer are available Suspect Face Editor's note: This is the seventh of a series of 10 brief articles explaining how to fill out your federal income tax return Q Can I deduct all charitable contributions? A No Only those given to organizations such as churches community xhests veterans organizations relief societies and many libraries schools and hospitals Gifts to relatives and other individuals cannot be deducted Q What are deductible interest payments? A Interest you pay on mortgages loans etc Q What taxes can I deduct? A State income taxes sales taxes (if tax is shown separately on price tag) state and local property taxes (not paving and improvement assessments) You cannot deduct federal taxes of any kind on page 3 form 1040 Some federal taxes can be deducted as business expenses on page 2 Q A How do you deduct medical expenses? You list such expenses as doctor dentist and hos- artificial pital bills medicine eye glasses braces limbs hearing aids nurses' wages ambulance service premiums for health and accident insurance for which you do not receive reimbursement A portion of these expenses of your income is not deductible The equal to 5 is deductible up to $1250 if you claim only one on your return and up to $2500 for more than one exemption X-ra- ys ex-erapti- on Theft Charge Judge In It happens every year It's Happened Before Remember? new to the lineup at where the for building get This scene Is on the second floor elty-coun- license plates for automobiles-- ty 22500 Cafe (hmers Note Rise In Food Cost SOLD More than 22500 passenger automobile license plates for 1948 had been sold at building by 5 pm Tuesday and lineups of waiting motorists were getting longer Last day to purchase plates is Saturday Daivers went from lineup to another as they waited Tuesday first to pay property taxes on autos and then transferred to another line to get license plates distributed by a temporary branch office of the state tax commission city-coun- ty Judge Returns To City Bench Montreal Medic To Speak at U Du-mo- nt St fined S30 Evergreen Richard A Duvall 18 Murray forfeited $30: Dennis r Asherman rd:' Mclvln D Jr 21 913 24Diestel 800 Scott ave each Hambleton fined ?25: Howard T Gorrlnge 20 7010 S State forfeited $25 Royal Shirley Jenson 27 Provo forfeited 2387 $15 IrlTlnsr lnt another vehicle — ave Sal M Schmitz 48 also charged with driving without a license: Ken K Fairclough 22 211 Southgate ave each forfeited East $30Flovd Okubo 23 2495-3r717-ht- h d X$WM RsYef Miserable with cough from colds or smoking tuffy nose? Here's relief — jast up and dtnrn Famous Smith Brother medication goes cLnm to eaje tickle soothe irritated membrane Menthol Yspors go tip to bring cool comfort Smith Brothers are richer in menthol— plus exclusive Smiik Brothers medtcatxm Look for "Trade"and "Mark" ST1LI ONLY on orange box SMITH BROTHERS G MENTHOL ft COUCH DROPS tST MIOICATID Passenger car owners can reregister and get plates at building but truck drivers and those registering new or used cars for the first time must go to the state capitol city-coun- ty Most business handled at building is from Salt Lake county residents though a driver from any county in the state can get plates there priveded he presents a release shpwing he has paid property tax on his car te-tcounty in which he resides) city-coun- ty he GLADE BACKS SEWER PROJECT The convention will close Wednes- Continued from Page 21 day with morning and afternoon Mayor Glade glancing at the essions and a banquet other commissioners who showed 6 States Represented no signs of dissent Both Ross Sutton Utah assoCommissioner D A Affleck ciation president and H Jrving the Echmitt head of the Salt Lake pointed out ahowever that for the is problem association said operators came financing from Nevada Idaho Montana county commission Wyoming and Colorado for the Sets Final Action convention e Commissioner John B Mathe-so- n Seventy-fivcompanies which deal with restaurants hotels mess said the city had offered to halls and college dormitories have extend its limits to veterans' housexhibits a convention feature near its fringes but Operational costs were prepared ing project not want to did a veterans discussion the with during panel southern California operators re- come in as there were other city porting their labor costs ranged from 29 to a5 while an Ogden executive said he paid 32c out of every dollar for his help A Salt Lake merchant said that his pay rolls ran as high as 39c with his food costing 41 A Wyoming operator reported labor exRefreshed after two weeks away penses were only 25 with food between 40 and 457c Another Salt from the bench while on active Lake manager said his food costs duty "with the U S air forces Police Judge Frank E Moss rehit 58 Many restaurant managers turned to duty Tuesday presiding strive to keep their food and labor as cases of 13 motorists charged costs at 70 because with high with speeding were heard rentals and other expenses they In addition Judge Moss disaim at a 4H to 7 profit on their missed two traffic cases One investment according to panel against Donald G Johnson 23 1644 Indiana ave charging him participants with making an improper turn and one against Alford Thompson Jr 24 1878 S 8th West charging him with failure to yield right of wav were dismissed after the judge heard testimony Other traffre cases Tuesday Dr Hans Selye professor of ex- were : — Joseph Summer-bay- s R perimental medicine and surgery Spnnr 33 338 L St also charged University of Montreal will speak parking offenses: Weldon Friday at 8:15 pm in Room 104 ' with 19 Orem each forfeited $36: Bird Univer-ity science building Physical John Mever 42 Bountiful and of Utah H Petersen 21 2822 S State Under sponsorship of the cancer Chris each fined S35 Jane Sheldon 18 Butterfleld Glenn A teaching program of the Utah Black 21 ft66 E 2nd South earh Bchool he will speak on "General forfeited $35 Anton Hollweck 48 Adaptation Syndrome and Dis- 652 Roosevelt ave also charged eases of Adaptation" He will be with driving on the wrong side of introduced by Dr Thomas F the streft and failure to signal Dougherty professor of anatomy fined ?27: Joel W Burdette 20 CfPaj Manslaughter Trial Set For March 16 License Tag Lines Grow Only Four Days Remain Restaurant operators from throughout the intermountain states compared notes Tuesday to discover that of every dollar run? up on the cash register food costs range from 40 to 58c and labor costs from 22 to 39c More than 250 men and women who operate restaurants in the mountain states discussed problems at the opening days sessions of the Intermountain Restaurant Operators' convention in Newhouse hotel Speakers representing various allied industries emphasized that quality meals and good service must be maintained and waste must be reduced to a minimum Get FAST plates grows longer dally There is another line for those paying county tax on cars Deadline for paying is Saturday lineup fined $25 a traffic semaphore — Irnorlnf John Rosevear 41 S28 Logan Edgar ave fined $20 lunortnu stop alien — George BeUfuss 27 150 Hauck ct forfeited $35 Senior Air Scouts Win Top Awards Ranger and craftsmen awards two highest honors granted in senior air scouting work were awarded John L Cross Tuesday evening at a court of honor for air scout squadron 606 in Grand-vieLDS ward chapel In addition 12 air scout apprentices nine air scout tenderfoot and two merit badges were awarded according to William Crider squadron commander w charges besides sewer costs they not want to shoulder The county commission was reaction on the ported readying final action expected project But that be delayed Wednesday may Commissioner George W Morgan is ill with influenza and no final acticm is expected to be taken until all commissioners are present did to vote said Commissioner Robert W Cranmer of the finance de- partment The county commission killed the project last week then revived it to consider additional reports on its feasibility Tle delay also may be for the purpose of strengthening defenses against any possible legal suit the firms seeking to finance the sewer might bring should the project fail Lauren V Gibbs local representative of the bonding companies has been utilizing the extension of time to make additional pleas for favorable consideration of the project Addressed Letter Tuesday he "addressed a letter to the state board of health Informing them the bond resolution will allow construction of a secondary disposal plant after the Calls Trial Robbery Case Walter Joseph Landreth was charged with robbery of J C City Judge Reva Beck Bosone Whitaker in a complaint sworn ordered Ray Flynn CochTuesday "before City Judge Reva Tuesday 32 rane 617 Stringfellow ave Beck Bosone over to Third district court bound Other complaints charged: Ernest Carlyle Hale with deser on a grand larceny charge filed tion and willful failure to provide after a camera" and equipment were reported stolen from the for his wife and minor child Harold Vincent Lockwood with Rocky Mountain School of Phosecond degree burglary and grand tography Judge Bosone also: larceny in taking personal prop Scheduled trial March 16 for erty from B C Patterson Milton B Newton 1956 Hollywood ave after he pleaded innocent to a charge of driving a motor vehicle while under the influence of intoxicating liquor Set a hearing March 9 for Bobbie Delbert Clark 23 Oakland Cal accused of rape Scheduled a hearing March 3 for Robert Burr Shilling 24 Fremont O charged with issuing a check against insufficient funds Set sentencing Wednesday for Calvin Bews Lark after he pleaded guilty to petit larceny in taking of two bottles of beer and a coat ' from Vernon Ray Candy Eaters A Chicago executive Tuesday revealed that Utah has the nation's prize sweet tooth Philip P Gott president National Confectioners Assn told about 25 Utah candy manufacturers at a luncheon in the Alta club that the state's per capita consumption of sweets— 342 lbs per year — is the highest in the country The national average is 18 lbs per person "Utah because of its sugar beet production is concerned with expansion of the candy industry an important user of beet sugar" said Mr Gott He credited candy manufacturers in Utah and throughout the nation with holding prices down as much as possible by "streamlined production and development of more efficient manufacturing and distribution techniques' Cost of ingredients — cocoa milk nuts etc — are 14 higher than candy prices he said PURE AS MONEY CAN BUY WHY PAY MORE —or accept less than the quick aspirin pain relief St Joseph Aspirin assures It's so dependable World's largest seller at 10c StJosepIi ASPIRIN 'ElVf STJOSEPH ASPIRIN FOR CHILDREN Ernsy tor mother to rive No need to break tablet are mad They to meet correct child seeds dosage Easy for child to take orange fiaror 50 tablets for S5c Lee Alldredge 46 Garfield Tues day pleaded Innocent in Third district court to an involuntary manslaughter charge and Judge Joseph G Jeppson scheduled his trial for March 16 The charge was filed against Alldredge after Jesse Hall Cluff 48 Magna died Jan 18 of injuries received In a fight Jan 1 Judge Jeppson also: Set a sentencing date of March 8 for Arthur Sherwood Bittinger who pleaded guilty to second de gree burglary He was accused of entering Dibble's service station 805 S West Temple Jan 17 Pleaded Guilty Sentenced and committed Fred Corey 30 Reno Nev to the state prison to serve from one to 20 years after he pleaded guilty to a forgery charge A second similar charge was dismissed Sentenced Frank T Ast 18 Salt Lake City to serve from one to 20 years in state prison for forgery in connection with passing of check for $5763 in a downtown store JJJLJ SdDTO me car inax lets yoii II © Oil 1 n 3 © (Tm 000 ft?? - ' Ast was committed to the state prison after642-5t-sentencing James B Lyman h 19 East to from one to 10 years on a grand larceny charge He was accused of theft of an automobile Sept 24 5 Years to Life ' Committed Sentenced Raymond Linden Vor heis 20 240 S State to from five years to life in state prison for robbery He was arrested Nov 14 with companions in connection with robbery of a Premium Oil Co service station at 278 W 21st South Set probation terms for Grant Worthen 38 Woods Cross after he pleaded guilty to grand larceny in connection with entering of the store of A W Harmon 1768 S State Sept 13 when personal property was taken Worthen is to six months in jail of his own initial system with its primary servewill and after that time work free plant is completed Under the bond ordinance it will five days a week and refrain from be possible to set aside half of all drinking intoxicants amounts above those necessary to meet bond maturities and interest Council Delays Meet requirements for improvements reA meeting of the Salt Lake City This parking placements and extensions council called for Wednes should allow the secondary dis- day has been postponed one week to be completed within because of the funeral of Mrs posal plant five years or less after construc- Mary Ellen Clark Milner mother tion of the initial system said Mr of Commissioner L C Romney a Gibbs memDer or the council mow gives yom Mie amazing mew fl INTERMOUNTAIN WEATHER Salt Lake City and vicinity— Inbecreasing cloudiness Wednesday coming mostly cloudy with a few scattered showers or snow flurries along mountains late Wednesday and Slljghtly night warmer High Thursday Wednesday near 45 and low Thursday morning near 30 I tah — Partly cloudy Wednesday and Thursday except Increas- ing cloudiness Wednesday northwest portion becoming mostly cloudy with few scattered showers or snow flurries principally along mountains late Wednesday night and Thursday Slightly warmer Wednesday and Wednesday night High Wednesday 38 to 48 low Thursday morning 20 to 30 near 35 in "Dixie" Idaho—Southwestern Idaho gencloudy with widely scattered erally showers Wednesday becoming cloudy partly in Thursday Little with aftertemperature change noon high 38 to 45 and low 22 to 28 Southeastern Idaho generally cloudy Wednesday and Thursday Few widely scattered snow flurries or Thursday Wednesday in temperature with Little change night 35 to 45 and low aftern'jon highs 20 to 28 Wyoming — Partly cloudy and warmer Wednesday High Wednesday 35 to 45 Nevada — Mostly clear Wednes day but increasing high cloudiness north portion Wednesday Wednes day warmer in west and north portions Scattered snow flurries fell over southeastern Utah Tuesday morning but over the rest of the urea fair weather prevailed Some high cloudiness was reported over southern Idaho and northern Nevada Minimum temperatures fell 13 to 20 degrees through western Wyoming but inter-mounta- in TEMPERATtRE AiDuquerque Atlanta Bismarck N "one Boston CHART Low 34 3 48 21 9 43 2J 32 13 11 31 15 43 34 33 52 32 18 2 51 35 27 27 40 47 62 21 70 50 80 64 31 36 63 52 20 35 43 28 49 36 37 30 61 30 High 42 D Butte Cheyenne Chicago Cincinnati Denver Itrott Duluth Minn Grand Junction Ias Vegas Armeies Miami Minneapolis New Orleans New York City Loaii 10s! Prec 30 Tr 08 61 Tr Tr Tr 10 12 24-ho- i elsewhere over the region the variation was small Maximum over Utah Nevada temperatures -nd southeastern Idaho were two to eight degrees higher but those f Bnise and Gooding vicinitips dropped three and seven degrees and in western Wyoming generally about the same ? Larger and softer too added traction to cut down for smqother shock-fre- e riding 67 natural rubber to give more mileage skidding and slipping allows safer stops faster starts in all kinds of 06 01 06 Otirm Tr Oklahoma City 34 Omaha 01 Phoneix Tr Pocatello 40 20 49 Portland 01 Provo 25 4t Reno 14 51 Rock 8pnnps 9 31 Tr 41 Salt Lake Airport 25 Tr 53 San Antonio 72 05 65 42 San Diefro San Francisco 47 64 fl St Georse 34 St Louis 33 61 Tr 39 Seattle 01 46 10 Sheridan 37 Tr D C 22 38 Washington West Yellowstone 24 30 Salt Lake weather data: Precipitation for trace: period ended at S pm precipitation for February 76 accumula29 since tive deficiency Precipitation Oct 1 613: accumulative excess 23 Sunrise Wednesday 7:09 sunset 6:14 mini Expeced maximum 45: expected mum 30 Slotted tread means MOUNTED ON TO GIYE YOU SAFETY-RI- EXTRA M WHEELS PROTECTION! weather A remarkable feature for added safety longer wear Massive design matches De Soto's own distinctive styling FREED MOTOR CO 47 SOUTH 2ND EAST PHOINE 3-27- 71 "flow! 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