| Show rr POLICE LICE ROUND UP IN N S. S L. L BOOKIE DRIVE CIVil SERVICE BOARD t bbl R Will HEAR APPEAL OF FIRED PEACE OFfiCER Evidence Necessary for Grand Jury CaB Remains in Hands of Opposition I. y Resulting i in I n Stalemate i A spectacular police raid late Friday blasted Salt Lake City's underworld as the squad descended on as as asserted as- as i x bookmaking establishments arresting men t The raid came on heels of polices pOlices police s shakeup h a k e u p developments de which augured possible expose of of the i inside story of an asserted p payoff payoff pay pay- y off alliance linking the public safety department and the underworld under under- world world world-as as the civil cI service ser commission commission commission com com- mission set Monday for a meeting to set date of hearing for F. F A A. A s Thacker deposed police capt captain in The m men n were arrested In a raid on on an asserted horse race betting betting betting bet bet- ting est establishment at West Second Second Second Sec Sec- ond South s street in the basement of th the Atlas Atlas' building Pressed Into Service All available vehicles in the po lice department were pressed into service to transport arrested mento men mento to the police station Acting Chief of Police O. O B B. Record person personally lly led the raids Acting Chief Record said th the r raids Ids would continue until weve we've made all aU the places and the there e are plenty more to come Meanwhile although other sectors sectors sectors sec sec- tors in the police scandal situation were relatively quiet the civil service service service ser ser- ser ser- vice commission through its ch chairman chairman chair chair- lr- lr man C. C C. C Richards announced it would meet Monday at 11 a a. a m m. in inthe the city commission chambers in J t. t the city and county building to v decide o on procedure and set a date for h hearing for Mr Thacker It was was the ma major development ent FrIday FrI FrI- r r. r day in a day marked by inactivity inactivity- q publicly at l least ast so far as the police pollee scandal is concerned The city's latest political football the the scandal scand J and its reverberations reverberations' r appeared at a standstill with various factions clamoring for a I grand jury but with the evidence i Continued on Page Seven i Column One t WINS P i RAFT HEARING Continued from Page One i sary ary to call one in the hands opposition s score City Attorney Fisher Harris scheduled to confer during 1 afternoon with members of ot 1 alt Lake Ministerial relative to the probe and II d jury ury action Opposing political factions factions- and Pro Progressive g res s i v e had oats had entered the grand probe demand picture with O. O P. P men requesting that e ens s a called it be extended to tode tofe fe de all departments of gov gov- which have been beset with rs of irregularities Attorney ney General Joseph was reported closeted with deputies conferring on a reso- reso 1 from rom the Progressive Dem- Dem jc fc league of ot Salt Lake coun- coun f him to take ng action in ir if To Meet Monday l Richards said the civil ser ser- will meet Monday a m. m in the city commission commissions Ier s a in the city and county yoga to set a date for a hearing ThaCker and decide on probe proto proto pro- pro to be followed d that City Attorney Fisher Fishers FisherI s I would represent Acting ice O. O B. B Record at the g gland and that Willard Hanson ey would represent Mr fieri er r The petition for the hear- hear filed with the commission meeting Monday will be pub- pub I will the hearing owing a meeting late Thurs- Thurs the Republican county com com- through its chairman Frank g cry ery Issued a a. statement which n part m-ead m Thad with great interest the theof thet t of the action taken by the Democratic league of ake lie county in demanding a aj j jury ry investigation of condi- condi existing in Salt Lake City lliel feel however that if a grand tel called ailed the scope of the inon mm in- in m on should not be limited to Ions Hohs in this city where at atan n an f endeavor has been made madean an up an up a bad mess We Ve believe ld be made to include all known or talked about cons con- con s where the acts of officials been n question such as for ine in- in e the last legislature which gently could not trust even itIn it- it In n voted so readily to itself but so cleverly failed to Hate the necessary funds which Ch to make the a ain I n there is the land board boardl l where even the present auditor suggested a grand grandi should h be called to investigate id fd again gain there are other coni conic con- con accord accord- i ic n i Salt Lake county accord accord- accordo o rumor mor which should warrant gation tion rs regarding misfeasance i malfeasance in regard to the theis is of f public officials have been ig thick and fast The and others responsible lf cement of the law have as tiled 1 to move and we are won- won rhy the attorney general take Ite action long ago r rj Athe the best interests of ot the nry we trust that if a grand called all these old Will be cleared up to the end those h se guilty will be punished ames ames i es o of goo good men and women re now and have been work- work arious public offices will be id of f suspicion |
