Show WORKS WAGES I PARLEY SLATED V WASHINGTON ASHINGTON June 20 20 Mcm 20 rem Mem Members bers of at the tho Utah congressional delegation dele dele- gation today joined with other vest I western west vest ern senators and representatives ih in I preparing for a n meeting Saturday to consider the maximum wage limitations limitations limi limi- II fixed fied for tor works relief I The Utah congressmen had been told by Darrell Darren J J. J Greenwell director director tor of the Utah department of at pub pub- lic lie welfare now In Washington that he had been informed that all aJl relief re relic relief re- re lic lief projects that cannot bo be built bunt with labor pal paid 1100 per year must be bo eliminated from state slate programs Mr said that he had received the information from Harry Harr L. L Hopkins federal relief relle administrator administrator administrator ad ad- and that the limitation limita limita- limitation tion will apply to all irrigation The limitation will cause abandonment of all aJl major projects project that have not been approved by the theP theP theP P W V A. A The Deer creek creck project will not be bo affected by the ruling Mr Greenwell Green- Green wen well said But ho he believed that the wage wabe ruling would affect adversely any planned western reclamation projects The congressional indignation was caused It was wa V said by the recent press conference announcement of Mr Hopkins that the wage limitation limitation limitation limita limita- tion would not be applied rigidly and that reclamation projects project would not bo be discriminated against under the tho ruling |