Salt Lake Telegram | 1934-09-17 | Page 11 | Fera Division Draws up List of 40 Projects

F ERA Ell SIN DIVISION DRA DRAWS WS UP LIST OF 40 PROJECTS Latest Program Would Cost Approved by St State t Office Officer Office Officer r The Thc Utah F E il- il R A workS work division Monday drew up a list of f m more re than 40 projects costing for presentation to the state relief com corn The request for approval of at th the work is designed t to continue undertakings under under- t takings kings under way and to extend employment em em- of persons on projects now being completed Included in the proposed list is an undertaking at the Lake Salt Lake City airport air port to cost It will extend work already performed and provide for graveling runways building apr aprons pr ps and fencing aro around nd hang arE ars s. White Collar Projects Projects' Two white collar projects are arc p proposed for the state planning board a land use and development survey and a study of Utah mineral re re- re sOurces sources Carrying out the theory of giving persons employment in fields for fo for which they are suited these pio projects ts would provide jobs for fos engineers surveyors statisticians and others Other Salt Salt- Lake county pr projects ready for submission sjon include ro road roadwork d dwork work costing removing d debris de bris and leveling grounds at at- atthe th the thc Highland Boy s school hool costing 1600 and work on a Murray power pipeline pipe line line and and culinary project Avera Average e 54 Cents Hourly Wages would average about 5 54 cents an h hour Jr All AU labor would b be drawn from relief rolls The projects would be part of the program program t pro provIde vide employment until the gigantic new ew program of winter w works to succeed succeed suc sue t the the- C W WA A Is announced J J. J H. H Rayburn head of h works division explained projects would n not t expand the works program program program pro pro pro- gram gram- but but- would continue undertakIngs ings now no under way and assure continued continued con con- employment for those wor work ers now employed on projects ing completion