Salt Lake Telegram | 1939-10-10 | Page 13 | Voters Qualify for Elections

VOTERS QUALIFY FOR ELECTIONS Registrars Add Names to Poll Books Prospective voters In the forthcoming forth-coming municipal elections were given a next-to-last opportunity to qualify themselves Tuesday as registration offices were open throughout the city. W. i. Korth, county clerk, said there were upward of 25,000 persons per-sons In the city who should register regis-ter or transfer their registrations to qualify to go to the polls. If you have Just become of age to vote, or have moved from one district to another since the last general election, you may become eligible to vote by registering before be-fore p. m. Tuesday, offticals pointed out Only one other day. October IT, remains for registering. Registration officials urged prospective pros-pective voters to avoid last minute rushes by qualifying Tuesday. A check-up by The Telegram showed lagging interest in registration, regis-tration, most agents reporting few persons appearing to make themselves them-selves eligible to vote. Larger numbers, num-bers, however, were expected to come in between p p. ra. and closing clos-ing time. Now He Can Cast First Ballot V HE GETS A NEW THRILL CAN VOTE TOR FIRST TIME i Mrs. VL Harvey Ward watches Edward C - Wells register