Salt Lake Telegram | 1941-08-20 | Page 4 | Salt Lake City News in Brief

i SALT SALT LAKE LAKE CITY NEWS IN BRIEF County Farmers to Get Butter Butterfat fat Price Rise Hairy Pairy farmers In Salt Lake county county county coun coun- ty will get 61 cents a pound for butterfat starting September 1 I i boost of 16 cents over last years year's I figure Federated Milk Producers Producers' offices announced Wednesday The hike will almost double the thelow thelow I Ilow low 1933 price figure when county farmers averaged 35 cents a pound for butterfat Income from milk sale sales should be at a corresponding level with an increase of 26 percent per percent er cent over farm-cash farm income of 1940 Producers said that despite these these- increases the retail price of milk in Salt Lake City remains at 9 cents a quart Cancels flying Course The Course The primary primary primary mary civilian pilot training program for the fall term previously scheduled to begin September September September Sep Sep- 16 has been canceled said Ralph V V. V Backman coordinator for tor forthe forthe th the program and director of adult education for city schools The program will be resumed on January January January Janu Janu- ary 2 at West high school Son Is b Born Born Birth Birth of a son their second child to Mr and Mrs E. E L. L Allen 1978 Major street Tuesday at L D S hospital was announced Wednesday Mrs Allen Allenis is the former Lillian LUlian Smith and Mr Allen is proprietor of the Pilot cafe 1726 West North T Tern Temple e m p pie l e street l Reunite Annual reunion reunion re reunion re- re union of descendants descendants- of Thomas Macka Mackay was held Tuesday evening at Fairmont park An entertainment entertainment entertainment entertain entertain- ment program was directed by Mrs J. J B. B Stewart Officer Visits Major General Millard F. F Harmon commanding general of the Second air force stopped In Salt Lake City Tuesday afternoon for a brief visit with Colonel Lowell H. H Smith commander commander commander com com- mander of the Fifth air base Lights C Confuse Birds Birds Apparent Apparent ly confused by the street lights a large flock lock of small light col ored birds circled around the city for more than an hour Tuesday evening Housing Group to Meet The housing committee of the state defense council will meet Thursday at 3 p p. p m. m in the Salt Lake chamber chamber chamber cham cham- ber of commerce offices to hear subcommittee reports on housing conditions in Salt Lake City Ogden Ogden Ogden Og- Og den Provo and Wendover Attorney Seeks Money ioney 1 Richard L. L Bird Jr attorney for Norman E. E Standard and Thomas E. E Nemier Nemier Ne- Ne mier sentenced to five years to life each for robbery of the clerk of the Newhouse hotel July 6 6 Wednesday Wednesday Wed Wed- had filed a claim with the Salt Lake Lak City commission for taken from the bandits and still held beld by the police department Asserting Asserting Asserting As As- he had assignments from the defendants Mr Bird said he made no claim for money already identified as taken in the hotel robbery Druggists Hold Outing Outing Associated Druggists of Salt Lake county and their families gathered at Maxfield's Maxfield's Max- Max fields field's lodge in Big Cottonwood Wednesday afternoon foran for an o outing t ri i Students Nearing tilt Visit Nearing completion comple comple- tion of f i ik mile study trip a grou group 3 students of Nebraska State Teach Teachers Teachers' rs' rs college Chadron Neb was in Salt Lake City Wednesday Wednesday Wednesday Wed Wed- to study distinctive geographic geographic geographic geo geo- graphic and historical material c concerning con concerning con con- n- n Utah State Asks Alks Bids The Bids The committee on compilation n of Utah statutes will open bids September 22 at 10 a a. a m. m for the law codification authorized by the last state legislature legis legis- lature Bids should be submitted to Leland M M. Cummings clerk clerk of of the supreme court and secretary of the committee by September 20