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Bill Wet Village' to I or juigwvmng Rise in Idaho TWIN FALLS May 8 (AP)— Housing units from the Mountain Home airbase are expected to start arriving here next week and construction of 30 American Legion apartments will start immediately U N Terry commander of the Twin Falls post announced today The local post of the American has been developing a Legion housing project known as "Vet- erans Village" Terry also announced that the Fifth district convention of the Legion twill be held here June 14 Woman Driver Hands Cop Steering Wheel SALT LAKE CITY May 8 (AP) Traffic Policeman J H Simonsen watched an automobile veer from onie side of State street to the oth-i- r and finally stop a foot from a He) approached parked machine woman and asked the driving what was the trouble She replied "I don't know but here it is" and handed him the steering wheel which had come completely apart from the steering post Simonsen's advice was to get right out and 'phone a garage Traffic Safety Sessions Set Backers to Visit Ogden Commission Unit SALT LAKE CITY May 8 (AP) A request ior is per ceni pay for employes of the state has been engineering commission state finance the turned down by committee wmcn sam itonis wiuing the mat to continue discussions SALT LAKE CITY May 8 (AP) With half the signatures necessary to put a liquor by the drink referendum on the fall ballet achieved here the citizens committee soring the legislation today moved into Utah county to continue the campaign During the balance of the week and the resignatures from mainder of the county wili be added to the 13750 names secured here The following week Ogden and Weber counfy will be canvassed The petition to force the vote requires 25000 signatures spon-increas- es i NEW MIDGET BATTERIES ' mm -- m tri-cit- US1C to Hear Coast WORN WITH THE NEW "600" Enjoy Sonotone'afull power with tiny lightweight batteries For sports or "dress"! D W SPARKS Consultant — 610 Eccles Bldg projects Little Valley wash iri Utah the Hearings have been held on conflood house the projects by trol committee and they are eligible5 for inclusion in the omnibus flood control bill novf in prepara- - The Jordan river project which would protect Salt Lake City estimated at against flood damage ccct the gov$37000 a year would ernment $412000 and local interests The Little Valley wash $174000 thesmelter project to protectwould cost the town of Magna government $222000 and local interests $10000 Professor Speak Mc-Murr- be sufficient Harris said to complete the Provo canal sections of the Salt Lake aqueduct now under construction and perstretch of haps another five-mithe aqueduct "The Duchesne tunnel insures ater for Utah" Colorado river Harris said "It is the soundest financial project which the reclamation bureau has on its program We need this water and we need U: now" Would le - Train Kills Utahn In Trolley Accident May 8 (AP) —A PROVO Utah Old Canvas Look New trolley car jumped the track here last night throwing George Leek 33 in front of a Denver & Rio Grande Westerif freight train which struck and! killed him Deputy Sheriff Roscbe Kay reported Kay said Leek a track patrolman for the railroad from Thistle Utah was riding a trolley on the center track of three As the trolley jumped Lefk was thrown Diesel enagainst the gine said the deputy A? slow-ihovi- ng - MS 85C Set-Fa- st Canvas Paint givw f r e jh CU-tv- covered things around tho homo Apply Sot- Fast to awnings dock chairs can- vas auto tops ofc rY- the 53rd and 9 Professor McMurrin is a graduate of the University of Utah and University of 'Southern California philosophy departments He is known as an eloquent speaker and writer and a profound scholar of philosophy and religion After teaching in Utah and Idaho schools he became affiliated with the L D S department of education He served ten years with the department and became director of the L D S institute University of Arizona Tucson Now he is spending all his time teaching philosophy at U S C More than JllTS seniors are expected to graduate this spring Skills of Ilandicapped Will Be Discussed q papular colors SPOHG" one to a customor MNT A WUlPAPCR STIAMER $200 Per Day Rent a Floor Sander $400 Per Day $160 Dickadoo Dri Kleen " - j: 30? 2© 50 lOo yd Powderene 9100 Vz pt 32 Brass Polish 35 Blotex Chees Clotlf Flaxoap 30 Shop our store and see hundreds of patterns for every room in the home SHIRW IN WILLIA : t statue NUFITmafo LOOSE PLATts OGDEN BRANCH Beautiful Floor Lrmps Styles Mother will love and cant lighting featuring J sillc In shades die lights assorted colors Making 4ft grand selection to choose from at In ey Mind Dividend Is By fountain Fnel only— sa:LT LAKE CITY May 8 (AP) A di vidend of 25 cents per share to stbcAholders of record June 10 2450 was voted yesterday by directors g of thte Mountain Fuel Supply the annual meeting pany Figures on the previous dividend were not obtainable All officers and directors were com-durin- - re-elect- ed Bakeries Lack Supplies For June anil July i Table Lamps your l No" :reMW ran r your Icom i No i wdeHhlt '— ch dy- - r iiuIolkL i!Tor put " bcon nnt m color Try Nufit t one naturtl pink SfiSnSS Quatanto or ti-PPt- MB EySoldto Sals Pries SIM home's isf 595 APPLIANCE GO 24th and Kiefel Dial 7349 ' p — ski and Ointment Bay at your druggist's Its for "TUNE-U- P TOURING TiME" E at WESTERN'S TLOCKINGW ALL ARE NEW! 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Loans made same day you apply SPECIAL GIFTS TWIN FALLS May 8 (AI The Twin Falls Merchants' bureau today was on record as opposing the continuation of OPA regulations and members sharply criticized the OPA as "fostering the continuation of the black market" Merchants were urged to write congressmen and senators protesting the continuation of OPA regulations Chairman Verle Moser asserted 4that controls over sugar are the only controls that should be retained and this by rationing procedure controlled by the de- SA SALT LAKE CTY May 8 (AP) Representatives ofc ten national social welfare agencies have approved a resolution urging continuance of price control without crippling amendments Action was taken at a meeting at the St Mark's parish house in Salt Lake City A speaker was Pfof Elmer Miller head of the department of economics at Brigljam Young university SALT LAKE ClTY May 8 (AP) Representative :rjf Industry veterans' organizations and civic groups have urged continued operation of Bushnell hospital at Brigham They fpoke at a meeting of the veterans' health and welfare committee 'which adopted a resolution endorsing the proposal W Pheron Jones committee chairman saif the endorsement would be passed on to the mayor's executive committee STATE FINANCE CO Eccles Bldg makes loans from $25 to 1300 to men and women — married or single— on SIGNATURE ONLY on furniture or car 18 MONTHS TO REPAY except loans to purchase By Merchants — Welfare Groups Back US Price! Controls Operation of Bnsltnell RENTAL EQUIPMENT Criticised t Civic Groups Uphold LARGE BOX mer — rector reported s STEEL WOOL VALUE center-of-the-stre- C SALT LAKE CITY May 8 (AP) New methods bf determining skills of handicapped veterans will be discussed at a - meeting tomorrow and Friday of representatives of the U S employment- - service from states west of the Mississippi river About 50 delegates are expected Joseph S Mayer Utah USES di CASH? SALT LAKE CITY May 8 (AP) Except in a few industries Utah still is in a "comparatively good" condition in its supply of coal B P Manley manager of the Utah Coal Operators' association said today "We are fortunate to be so near the coal mines'1k Manley said "since it would take only approximately three of four days following reopening of the mines to get coal rolling into the retail yards again "Yards at the present time can supply approximately 50 per cent of a householder's annual requirements if the householder has a less than five days' supply on hand" SALT LAKE CITY May 8 (AP) A spokesman for bakeries and bis-- : cuit companies in this city today! said present wheat supplies for milling purposes will force them to cease operations in June or July C B Herrick told the chamber of j commerce that present government by inquiring at the post engineer's allocations of wheat will force the office Bids should be submitted closures -- — — --—— to William P Stephens 222 South j Temple Salt Lake City before May 15 (nS uicu ji m beauty ptut new lif to old ft arrangements for confmencement June 8 is chairman A frame building 20 by 40 feet in ground dimensions and about eignt teet to the eaves is offered 13 L to the highest bidder bv the U S The building may be engineers SALT LAKE CITY May 8 (AP) examined at the Utah ASF depot In the third raid this month on a hotel ordered doled previously by the board of health police took 13 persons into custody some of them on charges of gambling and disorderly conduct officers announced today Tie raid took place West yesterday morning at 562 Second South police reported Most of those charged with gambling and disorderly conduct will Arrest ""hi"- in SALT LAKE CITY May 8 (AP) Removal of bus loading zones from the center of downtown streets in Salt Lake City will begin Monday Street Commissioner John B Matheson said today Buses of the Salt Lake City lines hereafter will load at curbs on all streets et The loading zones were set up for street car operation but the trolleys have not been used here since last sum OPA to Coal In Regard ML SHORT OF Utah Condition Good ed ' Building Offered Police Raid Hotel mm Sponges Solventol newly-develop- Project Is Cut j BUND- - - bureau Fisher C Harris general counsel for the Metropolitan water district said that if the inferior department LOGAN May 8—Graduates of is bill: Utah apState Agricultural college finally appropriation proved on that basis that construc- will hear Professor SterlingSouth-er- £ tion of the Duchesne tunnel in the of the University of WASHINGTON May 8 (AP) — Provo river dewould be Los Angeles deCalifornia project The army engineers sent congress layed at least a year sermon on the liver bacoalaureate a favorable report on Hood control Dean June The proposed funds probably Sunday Daryl Chase along the Jordan river and r S0N0T0NE SALT LAKE CITY May 8 (AP) county and city officers-inclu- ding Police Lieut Darrel E Shaw of Ogden— will confer m Salt Lake City Friday on a pro- State Utahns Upset as BETTER HEARING Jordan River Project NEW COMFORT Report Is Submitted - In SM Friday MAY 8 194ti WEDNESDAY EVENING show- ing much interest n more water development as demonstrated the attendance at :a meeting by in F a r m in g ton county courtroom which was packed to nverfl with part of the audience in the hallway Tne meeting was held to seek the cooperation and assistance of government and state agencies in developing more water for Davis county Expansion is taking place so rapidly that much more water is needed both for culinary purposes and also for fruit lands The population has increased from 15784 in 1940 to more than 22000 at present Various army and navy installations have also drawn heavily upon water sources Problems Presenteajj r The meeting was under the direction of the officers of the Davis County Water Users association Spokesmen for this group presented the problems pt the county needs to the visiting officials Two major problems were considered One to develop full utilization of the underground water both by conservation of usage and also by increasing this supply in the spring months by spreading water on the bench lands during the spring months thus increasing the underground supply The second plan is to develop more storage water on the Weber river system which can be brought in the county by new canals This plan will then mak available more water for irrigation purposes and which can also be used in ex" streams change for mountain which can then be diverted to J city usage Officials Listed j Joseph W Johnson president of the county association was in charge of the meeting with the following visiting officials present: E C Larson regional director! of reclamation service " Reed Jerntan of regional planning engineer reclamation servie Ralf Woolley senior hydraulic engineer of geological survey M f? Wilson district engineer of geological survey W Baird Nelson Of the ground water division of geological survey C P Starr district conservationist of soil conservation service Ray Walker state conservationist of soil conservation service F C Koziol forest supervisor of forest service Ed H Watson state engineer J Howard Maughan irrigation economist from U S A Ray A Hales D D Harris Secretary Davis and Weber Counties Canal company — traffic safety cam- posed state-wid- e nai ' ' a tJ " ' art m— The meeting is being cauea oy ter trafchief D Weston Thomander The request of Roy W McLeese fic deputy in the Salt Lake county chief engineer said the state might ' aid sheriff's office federal in money $5000000 lose invited has he not Besides Shaw soon are planned if projects teaf-fi- c Sgt F Clark Sanford of the manpower short staff Low by the — police Lake division avCity lower than Silt the salaries much arA Inmootnn Plllnn BenniOn Of states — is erage of other western Utah state highway patrol the from applying keeping engineers called attention iu Thomander McLeese said posts the for rates in Salt accident finance declining Gordon Taylor Hyde Provo since and Citv Lake Oeripn said the engineercommissioner y pro of inthe the had received inception ing department last ronce instituted gram City by salaries year creased Judge Reva Beck Bosone The finance commission also reBut at the same time the officer enof the the requisition jected said the death rate for the en in for $6000 gineering department state tire has moved upwara to the Utah Magasubscriptions SALT LAKE CITY May 8 (AP) Thomander says he will ask the exleaders ZThe state publicity and indus- Utah reclamation Friday meeting to make prelimwith dissatisfaction today pressed was commission inary plans for a proposed statetrial development federal a reduction in approposed turned down on a similar request propriations for the Provo river wide safety program earlier but Harry S Miller mag- project The houpe appropriations azine publisher has appealed to committee trimmed the allocation the board of examiners on the for the project §o $1345040 for the 1947 fiscal year less than half previous denial that asked by jpheli reclamation Pi-ov- THE OGDEN (UTAH) STANDARD- - Water Expansion Bus Loading Zones Be to Asked in Davis Moved inS L Davis county citiiens are IMS " j ' 2687 Wash Blvd T" V " J A i —?! |