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Show . - X-r7-- " Salt Lake tt Utah Cit, ,1 Farmers --To Sign Up For . tJ u;e pfr iu-v-- jt it 4 Pf Ast $ -- 9 AFt ,CiiA 0.- fCAHlSrTonsWt - ASSOCiAT SSt4ATin( aSSats-'SHlA- '( H) QSV "W $rv-- 4 - f Lower Speed " presided. , - - At the same tune Dr. Ethel yn Greaves of XoganCUli Faim Security Administrator conduct- ed a separate meeting at the tCame-hotto arrange for Aha pledges of operators of farms "now under, supervision of the service. The figures published In the .press had been used for illustration, it was explained. The 7CF for each crop and for livestock and poultry units will be determined for each state and J ; , school-principa- A the announced figures, for Instance a Utah fanner who .produced nothing else would be 'required to have 240 acres of alfalfa, a hay crop which -- 11 ' on gasoTme-ednsuthp-ti- a good deal of labor, belt. " Because of supervision under .the AAA .the Agricultural De-- - apartment now has 'a complgts-j-dolist of Utah farms and farmers land production figures for 1942. The blanks given the "workers .will - have already - prepared everything but the 1943 figures ;for each farm to be visited, it me -- . was explained. Applortionment PlaiiAltered; AtUniversitv Registration, Bring: The prospect of a small regis- tration at the University of Utah for the spring quarter has caused the apportionment board to allocate funds for student activites on a quarterly basis and not for the entire year, it -was announced today by Dr.A, Ladru Jensen, chairman of the board for apportionment on the campus. as Only such organizations have scheduled a yearly program regardless of the number of students registered aie to APPROPRIATIONS ap- made Four men, honorably discharged from service, art shown here being initiated into-thranks of the American Legion by George E. Larsen, Utah Department commander (in white hat)f and Wesley E. King, commander S. L. Post Number Two. The men are, left to right: Mike J. Naccarato, David F. Liese, Harry Powell Jones and Glen J. Scofield. for-fun- .how to divide available funds. All apportionments are subiect to complete revision in the event Ah at sufficient funds are not at hand. Airway Express Sets New Record , For the eighth consecutive month, air express poundage car--, (Tied by the nations domestic airlines during October smashed all existing monthly records, the Air' Express Division of Railway Ex. I , it 1 press Agency today informed S IE. Buck, local general agent. - An increase of 123 per cent 'from the corresponding month of last vear, with a record total of 2,357.294 pounds handled, war noted. - Shipments totaled 129,298 Pounds up $ 9 per cent over October, 4943. while gross revenue .for the month snowed an in crease pf 142 per cent. - powe.' com party's rate mak ing base is beingrondocted before the Sate Public Service Commission. Lnder cross examination bv Warwick C. Lamoieaux.associ-ate-statcounsel. Mr. Jones was asked how his allocation of nine half a million dollars for and elect! ic valuation of traction company property, which is leased by the power company, could bp reconciled with the-a-p proximatehy six and a -- half million dollar valuation testified to by Benjamin L. Smith, eastern Vassar Warden 'Gives College Views On The biggest contribution a college can make is the contin- engineer, who recently surveyed power company valuations. The difference was attributed to fluctuating valuations of electric and transportation properties of the traction company since acquisition. r It was shown in the Niles" report," wh1clrMr "Jones said he had examined, at the time of --acquisition m 1ft! J. that per cent of the traction company property consisted of transporta---tio-n values and that electrical values were considerably less than 50 per cent The state questioning was aimed at establishing the lower valuation figure since the power company is entitled to a fair return on all of its electrical properties. including that leased (the traction company). er-f- ort stop on, newel less looked him. Theodore Cosmos, 23, of Oghis to .38 revolver den. put a head.' fired and then died from bullet wound the at an auto camp yesterday at 4 p.m. , Detectives W. C. Smith and J. E. Blazzard went to Clement's Auto Camp, 2323 Clements BouleOgvard, to question Cosmos for forden officers"bn charges of gery of $2,500, In checks and armv desertion. Upon arrival at the auto camp the detectives were told bv Cosmos to w ait a few minutes w hile I. dt ess " Accoidttig to Detective Smith, Cosmo.-'weto a closet wheie. he obtained a revolver w nioh evidently had been hidden. When he returned with the gun in Jus hand Cosmos said- "Excuse me sir. Don't .tty to nt ston me. Cosmos then shot .himseli' In the head and died ten mlnutks later, accwding to the detectives. and alumni This comin- g- February, she said." the war council is putting in the CAA ground course in aviation " "With government permission for full transpoi tation for all Vassar students, enrollment tills year has been larger anv other time in the history of Drouilhet the college.-Mr- s. saidr"There- - are- - at present L22JL. students. Mrs. Drduilhet spoke this afternoon at Rowland Hall School for Girls, after addressing a group of students at East High School. She will he honored tonight at 7.30 o'clock at a dinner at the Club bv members of the Salt Lake Vassar Club, with Miss Anne Ciitchlow in chdtge. Tins announcement was made todav hv Mrs Frerier.c W Ganzrrt and -- thant lege of St. - GELATIN BABY FOOD Chait Sanborn A r r r P With pWUrrCC Cofiee Stamp & MILK 1 CREAM OF 9 ' P k 9 23C 1 3 strength Delivered Fresh Daily Peanut BUTTER CDIID iVi1 II V A RICE KRISPIES Kelloggs, the favorite cereal PEGS. of children ... 2 "Hu6 5 c fiiIM 47c Uptons Continental.' Ons package 4 to 8 persons . .r 3 Climax, easy use . . "O Q PKGS. 3 Cans AOC 25e Easy on hands. 9c CLEANSER Sunbrite hard on dirt 2 CANS FAIRY SOAP lrC',"4 Bars 19c 3 bars 20e LIFEBUOY "C pkg. 9c 8 ox. - serves jUUi Wallpaper Cleaner LB. cooking tapioca - plv5e WA LNUT MEATS 3 A. JUV' Campbells New Im. proved Tomato TAPIOCA' LARGE PKG. J P0PC0RNJ:.T7 10 ox. can. 9c 6 Cans 49c A n Powdered for desserts and Icings 1 C I BAG 17c OwUJAlx with Sugar Stamps .... SOUP riS WHEATS . purity and quality qt.l 2c A. Rich-Gra- to young and old CORN STARCH cans 20c High, auured quality, Lb. No. 28 VJ, Jhc5e ccL 2 lg. Ivs. 15c 18c BREAD 21c You'll enjoy them either sliced or juiced, these large 126 head 10c No. 1 Gnna Cabba,.! TANGERINES Vr,.'" California CARROTS Dox. 39c Navels, large bunches 3 fo r 15c i- -: ... bunches 15c TURNIPS rJtUS". 3 bun. 15c 3 BEETS b. 5C 6 for 25c 2 lbs. 25c GRAPEFRUIT . LEMONS Giov- - Hitler Confers With Bulgarian , BERLIN (From German (AP) Broadcasts). 'Jan Hitler conferred at todav with the Bulgarian - Minister of- - War, Lieut. Geh. Nikola Michov, au thonties announced. (One object of such a confer ence might be an effort on Hitlers part to obtaift greater w at aid from. Bulgaria. - which has played a comparatively 'passive role in the Axis up to .this point.)" S- - Adolph -- lutrittoui 'al office of the college, will be filled by the Rev. Janies F. Claffey, Born in Italy. Monsignor -- 4 Ms. S dox. 25c - annoni began serving people of lus own nationality is 1916 in theCarbon County area. He became pastor of St. Patricks Church m 1928 and is at present one. of Utahs best known and' loved priests. . Bo-,on- the Pfeliminary hearing In rase WaS set for Jan. 20. Knight to.have stolen a watch is alleged and $59 in cash from Herman Schilperoort of 128 C Street on . Dej. 21. Dowling, who has been serving as assistant pastor of the Cathedral of the Madeleine, w ill- be replaced there bv the Rev. Jerome C. Stoffek whose position in. the chancery foimer chaplain. Ci tv Court. Wheiv Dav Id W. Kinght. 24. Of Los Angeles, was arraigned before Judge Rev a Beck Bosone on a grand larcenv charge today, e appointed : Miss fudge- Katbgrine "Meagher, local attor-- ' nev. to defend the .accused man Mr. Reverend" FT finest ancl Idrcjlu'sf ORANGES diocesan officers had announced today. Mis F, G Goeltz. This is Mrs. Douilhets first visit to Salt Lake She is scheduled to leave for Spokane tomorrow night. One of Salt Lakes few feminine attorneys todav was , appointed to act as defense attorney in a criminal case pending in FI In Temporarily assigning the cafe of Jinrparish to the Rev, Edward Dowling, the Right Rev. A F. Giovannom. pastor of St. Patrick's jCatholic Church, 1040 West Fourth" Street, vviIlbegTn duties as cHaplain atthe Col- 'cials. Woman Attorney To Defend Case Quick Cooking OATS o,Quaktf .Danin i.,utar. Rlc, Girls College . f a Appointed For The itmHurry O.P.S. Always dependable Always cartonned New Chaplain v Inp nkfl . IPANCAKE IFLOUR e War Adjustment club-of- Biscuits Jim Basic Training? e Officer Sees Man Kill Self Delightful Light Attempts of state attorneys to show that a $9,575,000 valuation placed by R. H. Jones, secretary and treasurer of the Utah Power and Light Company on electric properties of - the Utah Light and Traction Company is inflationary, occupied most of today's bearing In the power companys late case at the Capitol. Investigation into fairness of uation arts Fork, commander cfthg Utah gram asthe best general trainof the organization Commander Larsen drew a ing for a clear attitude of mind with yvhich- - to meet present comparison of the struggle and problems. sacrifice the human lace has This is the opinion of Mrs. Elizhad to make against aggression abeth Moffat Drouilhet. warden and domination of the ruthless df Vassar College, who arrived in since time began and the pies-e- nt world-widSalt Lake this afternoon as guest undertaking of of the Vassar Club of Salt Lake. the United Nations to wipe out "All students at Vassar are enthe Axis. couraged to continue in fields People through, the ages have 'rnvrhi-their interest and abilhad- - to- - sacnficew,and sad if we ity lies, Misis- - Di'ouilhet sald again for every gain tbev hator "and If this field imnot --madeLln the advancements mediately Aiseful to the war civilization. History is repeatthey are then urged to ing itself. We must and will supplement this with a special Commander sacrifice again." war course either the one conLarsen said as he welcomed the nected with the straight curbeen have four young men who or as an extra, which ricula -from the, honorably discharged includes Red Cross, child caie armed forces because of service and all aid courses. Curricula incurred disabilities. courses include statistics, civil - Ellison-Bil- ls of Midvale, vice service, food conservation, nurcommander of the Utaji departsery school ment, also attended - the initiation Mrs. Drouilhet pointed out that which was under direction of the Vassar War Council is a joint Wesley E. King, post commandendeavor between the tacultyi-stude- nts me We try to have a supply of ull foods on ha nd for you. But when we are out, please -meal. try to find new and different substitutes to fit into your vfll planned State Attorneys Put Power Official To Question full-fledge- d "weeks ago. The foul Salt "Lakers. Mike J. Naccarato, David F. Liese, Harry Powell Jones and Glen J. Scofield, took the oath of the Legionnaire at special initiation conducted last night in the Legion Home.. 401 south West Temple Street, by Salt Lake Post No. 2. "We are depending on you younger men to carty on the which program of Americanism founda-tihis the background and of the American Legion. said George E Larsen of Spanish 5c Traction Firm Valuation Hit As Too Liberal Advised, that the American Tginri is looking upon thprn tn carry on the Americanization program of that organization four young Salt Lakers, veterans of this present global war, today had the distinction of being the first in this city to be- Legionnaires, A similar initiation of two men had taken place In young the Sugar House Post a few Student publications have received a total of $1,875 for this quarter, while the - year book, the Utonian, has been granted a reduced appropriation of $300 for the year. Other yeatlv er. appropriations have been - made Also attending the initiation for the Umveisity Theater and ceiemomes were Clifford A. Husthe varsity play, the auditor, bands, of Salt Lake, commander 'and the student manager's of distiict No 3. and Otto A. flee, - and $3,500 has been al- pf Salt Lake, past departWlsley located for the maintenance of ment commander. the stadium. In addition-- to the four veterThe students association, the ans of this war there were five fathletic council, and intramural members' of World War I who are to be given $6,000 as became members of the post for sports - partial -last night appropriatio it forthe- - mg" first-ti.current quarter as are the Debate Club and the Extension Dl- -' vision which have been allocat-C$500, and $650 respectively, STUDENTS ASSESSED Each student was assessed $3 at" the beginning of the fall quarter, bringing a.to-'ta- l of $17,629 which represents Ogtlen Resident Dies .half of the total for the vear. Meetings of the apportionment In S. L. Auto Camp .board will be held at the begin-ninof each quarter to decide While a Salt Lake detective to d Each 29 World War II Vets Join Veterans Of Other War n SI Prospect Of Drop In receive the regular annual propriation. PSE Youths Must Carry On Americanizing Work, Y oung Men Are Advised to qualify as a farmer. The "national figures may be used -- hay m the humid l: ffieasfhrnj (Lutrm&ir Four Vets Of Present War Join Legion Post .county. d 28-p- FSA. t Fatmeis weie advised not to be alanned over .the conversion Ifactois Jn thsrfcow arithmetic" that have been announced from Washington, The department of ngncultuie has fixed a unit of farm laboi, about the amount of .woik to care for one dairy cow. - When multiplied by the conversion factor given to acres of "any crop, number of cattle, sheep, chickens, any farm operaunits. tion, the result gives-wa- r .Sixteen war units will classify a man as a "farmer under selec-Itlv- e - Stricter Action By Patrol Also Given Credit ' diff - f 11.5 MillLevy set-bac- k f Aided by experts who have ) e-turned from a school in Wash-,- . . ington, members of the IL S. De partmtnt of Agriculture War Board for Salt Lake .County to-- day were receiving- instructions for the faim "sign-up- , during meetings at the Newhouse Hotel. Blanks will be taken in the Tiear futuie by members of the board and volunteers to every the irm In" the county to put farmer and stock groweis on the dotted line behind the 1943 food war goals. Frank Lundskog, of Munay, county war board chaa- - ' Professor Walsh Dies At Caldwell Sets Faced with a serious - CALDWELL, Jan, 8. (API to the program of providing hot Prof. Steven S. Walsh, former 8. The Jan. MIDVALE, city school lunches for children Wen-el- l, tax levy for 1943 will be 11 superintendent of schools at cause of the closing WPA projof the faculty and member ects, county and school officials mills per $1,000 assessed valuamet this afternoon at the- of- tion, the same as for last year, at the College of Idaho since 1928, Disfices of the Granite School died this morning. trict to discuss possibilities of according to Recorder Lawrence He was born May 29, 1874 in A. Mineer. keeping the program in opera- The rate is believed to be one Miami, Mo., and taught in Mistion. The' tnalri discussion centered of the lowest municipal rates in souri before coming to"Tdaho. around the canning factory near Survivors include three sons: state. the ", Second West and Thirty-thir1943, for workMaj. John E. Walsh, now stationSouth Streets, where WPA Anticipated revenues ed at Salt Lakeand former suers canned fruits and vegetables cent reduction Utahs, er according to the budget adopted schools; perintendent of Nampa in traffic deaths during 1942 for use in the hot lunch prorecentiy by the cltyj council, Dr, James S. Walsh, now a capa record believed to be about the" gram. totain in the army and Kelly Walsh following a public Rearing, Same as the nations average of Casper, Wyo., high $63,509. taled is attributable to decreased as compared with 5,778 violations his widow, Mrs. BerExpenditures have been listed nice and 8.713 arrests for the same speeds and stricter law enforcewhom he married Walsh, $44, as follows: Departmental, ment, according to an analysis period In 1941; a total of 5,231 four brothers and and 1937; in Items, Interest and bond 1942 980; released today by Supt. P. L. warning tickets issued In sisters. ' $4,599. outlay $13,930; capital Dow of the State Highway Paas against 6,50! in 1941. , trol. BAKERY GOODSl OVEN-FRES- H These factors cut. Utahs traf-- the-- 2 205 toilfrom fiefatality previous year to 147 during 1942, assorted CHOCOLATE the analysis showed. COOKIES While there was a marked deECLAIRS crease in the rural areas, this was more than offset by increased travel in war industry areas as a Safety factor in SuI perintendent Dows opinion Proof of this is the State .Tax Commissions figure, based- - on fuel tax returns, showing mileage drop of only five per cent during the last six months of 1942," the patrol chief pointed out. This was in spite of mileage rationing which went into effect Dec. 1. The enforcement factor-t- s re fleeted in the tabula tion of arrests and warning tuckdozen 27c ets issued during 1942. - The compilation, prepared by Chief loaves 15c Louis Domenko, showed: "A total of 6.201 moving "violaTHESE PRICES GOOD THROUGH MONDAY Watch Windows for Weekday Special tions and 10,998 arrests in 1942 AK All Producers - School Lunch jMJdyalc Program Discussed Auto Deaths mx'JCf y&PKvjdz? Bialiks Will Be Submitted To yr riday, January 8, 194J DuiCKCrtiScWi u am i HE f? 7' itfl fcN5Tiino?r."tf.fi Crop7QuotaS; ; ' ! The order of the day atinff service life, is "Eat The Right Foods". America ' needs you strong. ' in civilian or , X LARD The finest pastries are made with Lard 2 ibs.- -. . y . EAST 9TH SOUTH HIGHLAND DRIVE BOUNTIFUL 32SO SOUTH STATE 179 WEST 2ND SOUTH MIDVALE 1298 SO. 9TH EAST 32 SOUTH MAIN 422 NO,. 2ND WEST 3 Try Swift Premium Fresh Frosen, Meaty, tender, delidous chickens, 8 Vi to 4 Vi lbs.' Lb. 2 33RD ' ' SO. I SAUSAGE ROASTERS JP. . . w . 40 Cudahys Freeh Pork, Country Style. Packed la handy convenient glass leg box dish. 1 Lb. in Dish Y. 3 5c 144 EAST 2ND SO. EAST 3RD SOUTH 731 EAST 4TH SOUTH SUGARHOUSE 1308 SO. 15TH EAST 4433 SOUTH STATE 501 SOUTH MAIN MURRAY TOOELE 201 SOUTH STATE 41B R i" |