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Show , Union ClasiV Cd tivI , hi i -- g - 1 I, ' Operators of Airway Motor Coach Lines Buses will be offered employment with the Salt lake City Lines. provid,ing--tlatter's application to purchme Airway is approved by the Utah, Public Service Comileissionwith lull seniority and other provisions recoeni;ed by the Streetcar Men's Unioe(AF of L),,according to testimony registered on die hearing of the application at the Capitol this afternoon. - . '. - , . ' , 11) .NSWOOROMMIIVOIMONWialmatammettoorietwinitIMOPINWORY 1 , , 1 1946 16,- - ' 1 11 , , , , - I , , 11 ; :;: :.. 1 - , - 4"r I ;4 ' 4 -- AT . 1" 1 "r k t A labor relations problem in- volving a contract of Airway 'Motor Coach Lines, Incorporated, with the United Transport - of - America. ii Workers (CIO) ' which'', expires Oct. )0 Of th6 year, arose today as a hearing I on the proposed purchase of Air- way by Salt Lake City Lin&. II ) IS ' - , , , , '' ' I , 0: 1 A 11 , , 1 0 i , , to-b- e 1.0 ' ' 'e N - it., - ,., Students at. the 'University - of I u.tan May 500.13 be a.t.t.enuing late ; afternoon 'and possibly evening CI under measures being 1 1 classes, taken to accomm6date the increase of 500 to 1000 students ex-- 1 i t. pected in the s,pring t;tuasrc Approximately 6 on Campusloy7 the spring term, according to J. A. Norton, acting registrar. However, the only additional housing facilities expected to be ready by then is the Genema dormitary, which will house between 30 and ' 40 men. 'Other housinrunits, beIng obt tajned through the FHA, probably will not be ready until next i fall, according to Ralph D. Thom--to the son,- -executive secretary t , , Informed of Fair,' P I a JI'S- - - 4,, Of Students I .. , For Flood 41W01104 Noor4 . - li 1 , s ,' 'Cattlemen Salt Lake City, Utah. Saturday Evening, February - he , A f.t - , Airway Sale '. . t , 4 I ', , - presiadnent, , r - , -,.. A ' , Utah cattlemen were told of plans for the 1947 centennial celebrations, urged to cooperate with brand Inspectors, and , to organize themselves against the spread of diseases in livestock, as second-da- y sessions of their i,41 27th annual convention got tin.. ,sder twaythis.... morning in :.the ,,,t1 !Z.', ': Newhouse Hotel. , I A. Hamer Reiser, representing President David O. McKay, who was unable to attend, told the 1,,: more than 500 delegates to the Utah Cattle and Horse Growers Association eonvention the gen- -era! plane for the 1947 centen ,'..:.. nial celebration. Ho mild that commissiona bad been studying the possible types of celebra- -- 4t tions for over 10 years, and that although much of the contemn., t 4k, plated building program had a fallen as war casualty yet in ' nearly every community of the state there would be programs . t: honoring the pioneers and the kind of culture - they broughtii ''. ' t , here. Mr. Reiser was a mem' ber' -- of. the original Utah Trails and Centennial Commission whith was appointed by Gov. Henry H. Blood to explore the kind of celebrations that might be tudd and make recommendations lo the legislature. He said the group did not look with favor on the 'world fair idea, hut considered that something more in keeping with the spiritual.... 'ity and background of the pio. neers would be more fitting. As a result of ' recommendaw tions made to the legislature the present Centennial Commission of which President McKay . Is the chairman was created.., As -secretary ot this commission, Mr. , Reiser expressed the hope that every community in the state would plan and carry ' out:a local pioneer memorial sere-- , ice. Don E. Kenney, member of the state board of agriculture charge of livestock, urged 4 a eattlemen to cooperate witit brand inspectors, and to appoint a committee to study possihie amendments to state laws gov- erning inspection procedure. Present laws were passed in 1939, he said, and since then such de. velopments as shipment by wholly inclosed trucks, have Tatted some serious problems of enforcement. Me also asked their cooperation in enforcement of the law which permits only registered bulls on the public domain. This law cited as one which bad done much to improve the quality of Utah cat. tie. L. C. Montgomery,-preaiden- t of the association, said that the --- -bull which the association own. ad and which is kept at the agri, cultural College in Logan, now has posterity in nearly every county in the state. He claimed this as one of the outstanding achievements ot the organize- -. . t, g, new classes ere' being 1 manieunct(41171.8tiud 1-' 4it ' ii7ug Arle7vvviinys .u7tdcr: Incorporated opened at the cap; , , I II? I itol before the Utah Public Serv ,,.. ' I , MI Thomson said, adding: that ' ice Commission. . ' c; ,,, - . , a number of these classes Will I ' ' - ' The labor discussion followed ..,- ,, ..., hive t4 be given in the late aftN. , tf. ' a presentation of evidence by , ernoon and possibly at night.- - - 9,,i ;,,,, -' - .e -, , Glen L. Stanley, Salt Lake City -- ,,"'problem, he said, is Lines which: manager. lb brought in the laboratory courses, such as . it ' 'I, ' out the lull agreement between i f and biology. , , physics chemistry, two the companies on terms of Additional students can usually ' s4i the proposed sale. be handled in lecture courses, ' t , , ... ,...- ..Also brought out by Mr.. Stan-Ic- y ,A k t 4' 1 oe , , he pointed out, but with limited- . . , ' , IL.', --- ) I, , ,, 1 .,., , ,,k, , ' before more than5(Lcustomk , etK, i, ,,. is .,, it , ,,,,, , ---2.,,,,, facilities, going !xt., laboratory .... 1 ' ; g, - ,' or.. Ira in the Airway district south . -"'; ',. ',..'4' 'N , to to accommodate be difficult a, ''''" 7 ci , '''' ' .1 ''"'''''',..boo otolsom:o.,,,,,,4,. ,,,,,,, ....,,'C '''' .04',,oupolt........., , - of Salt Lake and Airway bus '. ,, all students taking "lab" classes. .,... :,),.4"" . ., , o. V drivers, was a promise that ---, The said applications registrar !' (every attempt would be made hoe under the and received LI rejected ...4 )0,,,ximo, -to better the service in the area to Veteran Warren H. new higher standards numbered if they take over the property. 'T. LOTS- OF HELP FOR THE VETERANGiving a helping band HZ LAUGHS LOSS-HIS 11. M. AT ' owner of Reinhardt, , only about 30 or 40. Haughey, (seated right), are, Red Cross Claims Service Department members Ray L. Rinehart Jewelers, 120' South Main St., where burglars CIO Chief Appears However,' he said he believed C. Pierce, standing left, and Jack M. Webster, , Alston, field director, seated left, Norman 1 early this morning took nearly $2000 worth of jewelry, can the new standards had discourag, , assistant field directors. Clarence L. Palmer, state CIO still smile, thou" he has only Jhe empty eases left in the ed many students from filing ap, 0 president, appeared on behalf ' ' window, plications after receiving gnawers of the 40 Mrway bus drivers i to of ROtii:i..ijiii.0.--Y.0...ti)Oie.0.letters , the their telling and asked Mr. Stanley the com- - I sad standards academic k' higher pany's stand on the labor conBurglars-Brearequirements. tract in the event the Public. "We are still expecting- to have Service Commission approves a large flood of students, ' sale of the Airway Lines to Salt he declared. though," Lake City Lines. He said the As more and more Utah servArms Plant 1710 South Red"Normally most student", atA union was particularly anxious ice men return home, the claims wood Rd. , tending the university are from Ain's: diamonds and lockets, ,valUed at $1181.30, were over terms of the contract all :The the work of the American Red Cross Heading the group is Ray L. this area," he said, from the Rinehart Jewelers, 120 South Main St, early owing vacation pay which may field director its in With increased. has Alston, charge., main purpose in rapidly, Mill amount to between $2000- and morning by burglarswho broke it window of the estab- staff of six, the Claims Service He is assisted by Jack M. Web- standards was to enable us to Workers three Smelter at and 3000. lishment to obtain the jewelry. ster and Norman C. Pierce, as- select very carefully other stumine, mill and Department has moved from the Mr. Stanley said that as long Major loMiss Ruth dents coming , in from outside to a sistant new field It was not known how the window was broken, but R. Veterans. directors; Hospital reinwas Utah in as the Airway Lines , continued smelting plants ' , M. Reinhardt, owner of the .store, said the cation at the former Remington Hansen, secretary, and Mn. Utah." burglars had as an operating corpáration the forced today by a nationwide Carol Nielsen and Mrs. Virginia "scooped up all they could." contract would,be in effect. Be- strike of the union at 18 plants were alined at 1929.65, diamonds at $018.15, Smelting and yond that the question appeared of -- - -at $36.50. to be one for labor relations or Refining Company on Feb. 25. , assist- veterans regarding claims When the burglars broke the window the alarm soundAccording to the Associated the courts to iron out, he added. His and benefits and in completing ed In the offices of the American District Telegraph ComPaul Cannon of Holladay, ap'.. Press, Reid Robinson president for , pension, the applications Chiin of declared the union, the interest of at 2:45 a.m. today. They went immediately to the lopany peering in the, cago and his field director assistants today that strike action was Comof Chamber cation Junior The but by the time they arrived the burglars had escaped public, pointed out that the cornthe comDd.' Sgt. Charles Jorgensen, appear personally before. . 4 pany may not be able to answer approved by the executive with the jewelry. , merce version of "Utah's most on Board Claims all and Rating on man oldest the Lake Salt with the after mittee contract negotiations completely the labor 1It! cases and hold maxi1945" the of man for of force in, young deadlocked.outstanding became City police point question at this time as it might company mum benefits that can be allow- will be named Sunday Unions in Utah have been out seniority, will begin Ilia thirty-fourit 130 become involved in unfair labor to the ed. of service followyear it the Newhouse in Hotel, charges which might impair bus on strike since Jan. 21, p.m. They also watch for additional city tomorrow. service -- to persons served at pres- - ing a breakdown in negotiations Frank announced was by today benefits claimant which the may Sergtapt Jorgensen joined: -ent in the Airway district as it for higher wages with theXtali suggest Plater, Ogden, state president, ---- , , exists at present and in the Salt Copper Company, AS&R and the police force on Feb. 17, have I- tight - and properdi Lake proper - Sponsored by the United -- Three- motorists Anvolvedin him, 1913.. He was a patrolman for procedures States United , Refining area. Smelting Emerald Ave; 2111, City 40,817 considfor evidence obtaining andMining Co. A meeting of three years, was on the first States Junior Chamber of Com- fital .aecidents, in Salt Lake in ton Sterling Nielsen, 22, 604 Contracts Conflict union and company officials with bicycle squad ant later on the eration of a 'claim and assist on merce, presentation of the award the past three weeks today were t Fifth East St., and Rex E, Pat. from adverse decisions. Paul H. Ray, counsel SO Salt E. M. Boyle, chairman, State In- -, stolen property division and appeals highlight - the regular-. arraigned in eity court for in- terson, 26, 334 East Second Cross in January, will Red The - Lake 1928 was held shot be traffic. will he In dustrial Commission South a orCity Lines, agreed.. that acted on 1,393 claims eases monthly meeting of the state - ' voluntary manslaughter.Salt Lake City Lines assignment in the governor's board koom, ' through the thigh while in 1946, were G. ganization. They Henry Burning theft as compared to 377 cases acted of fulfilling the contract could State Capitol, Monday at 10 a.m. pursuit of a man for auto The - distinguished service 'Judge Frank E. Moss set pre' on in January, 1945, according and bootlegging. Mr. Robinson said 7,000 worknot be made at this time because to the will be award presented to Alston. Mr. liminary 4- of hearing in the case of to 1940 in affected 1928 From plants Sergeant man" atter possible' legal entanglements ers would be - Burningham, who is charged in The Red Cross T chapters in "outstanding ayoung From Jorgensen was jailer. commitgrowing out of the fact that Salt at Perth Amboy and Newark, selected judging by connection with the death on Dr. Louie L. Madsen, from the Utah give service to all vet- tee 1940 to 1941 be served as desk Lake City Lines is now in con- N. .T.. Los Angeles, San Francisof an educator, composed e Thursday of David Silu Egan, Agricultural College, counseled and their lependents, as attract with American Federation eo and Selby, Calif.: Patagonia sergeant and served in the teemans. churchman, newspaper 3, for March 4 at 10 cm., and the delegates as to caring for of Labor through the Streeter and Globe, Ariz., Vanadium and ords bureau. He has been chief well as aU those in service and torney and business man. that of Nielsen, accused of the the spread of disease. Veterinar - their dependents, on any matFunds from tax Men's accruing 'vice S. liquor presiHanover, N. Mex.; Garfield and jailer since 1941. Adam Bennion, .death of Red Wilcox, 5, 410 Hazel lens should be called, he said, ter pertaining to government dent the revenue to school lunch fund In Ms early testimony Mr. Murray,., Utah: Beckemeyer, Ill.; and Power Utah of the St., for March 1 at the same whenever intimations of inlet. claims. approximately .7 cents hou- r- Both men were 0 Stanley pointed out thatt two aP- - Tacoma,-- Wash.; Eaa : Helena, Light Company, will be ' jhe provided released tious diseases are discovered. Union, claims include such These lunch Balper and the comare Colex.; during before the .Mont.LLeadville past year, on their own plicatiots principal speaker. items-a- s Sessions will continue throughrecognizance. was accrued it disclosed rea in gratuity MC. pay, are of which today being timore, mission, both - Patterson's preliminary hear- out the pay- - to dependents when aper- port given at the regular midafternoon, and associaarrangAn arbitration meeting HEARING 7 on page See winter board of managers meet- ing was calendared lor. March tion officers will be elected as ed by a federal - conciliatorin The question of union affilia- son dies in service, insurance, 10 He am. is charged with the final order of business. ing of the Utah Congress of at Perth Amboy, N. J., "broke tion todat was eliminated in the death pension and other death Parents and Teachers held today the death, of Ludwig Gleich, benefits, medical care, vocational Both down? Robinson stated and add670 West Capitol St, city street in Hotel Utah. federal court suit brought training, retirement pay, GI loan .of July Fourth Inc. ed, for that reason, the union's first : cleaner. ' Heavy This figure is higher wider guarantee, gravemarker, burial - Directors than set the the strike general attorney board executive by in By Dog late were Also ;tate advised .was William yesterday 'last arraigned tax and fee and burial flag year's figure of slightly over .7. --"old jobs back!!law- -1 date;--- 1940 the -- meeting thattheir, six cents a lunch and their-boa- rd Stamper, 25, Baytown, Tex., Loss . Douglas C. Peters'ons 22, of is the same , East exemption. 653 as the amount spent in 1943-4- 4. Sylvan Jolmson, charged with a morals offense. Welcome" out 823 West second North St., failAlston "Home that Mr. a More attractive salaries in for pointed plans Loan Small Business Hearing was set for March 21 other fields have resulted in a Third South St the benefitiary many World War II veterans, for all veterans of World War' The report estimated that od to appear in City Judge Reva 10 at am. 7,000,009 lunches under the suit, said that he had and many widowli i and orphans 11 on the 3rd and 4th of July, 1 continuous decrease in the numBeck Bosone's Court today on a Service Expanded will be served to snhool children have not applied for pension and to local for admission comunapplied War ber of qualified teachers in Utah Smaller a and the of full of Transfer , the vicious, 1945-4have allowing eharge 6 school year. during Pedestrian's Leg other benefits to which they may 1946, nuzzled dog to Plants Corporation's lending ac- I126, Amalgamated Association be entitled.- - He alsepaid that plete support of those officials The meeting, presided over licensed and chools, Milton Taylor,. execu,,, run loose in public.- - Hes forfeit- tivities to the RSconstruction Fi- of Street Electric Railway and veterans disabled 25 per cent sponsoring the Days of '47 Cele- by Mrs. Eric A. Johnson, presi- Fractured byAuto tive secretarr, Utah Education , said dent,- began with reports by the - Fred, A. ed $10 bail and a bench war- nance Corporation will aid in ex- Motor Coach Employes of Amer-Th- e or more and widows and orphans bration on the 24th of July. Beesley, 59, 434 Quince Association, to a today. recent state report., treasurer, president, for According to , are eligible apply rant was issued for his re- panding RFC's small business was noted that there was comm.Ittee, magazine membership St., suffered a leg fracture, outs Mr. Taylor said the number of committee, suit filed by Dan B. property tax exemption by ap- noIt conflict two work-sho- p between the service to applicants in the arrest. loan committee and park and bruises in an automobile-pedestri-an students graduated hi Utah with Shields, U. S. district attorney, plying on or before May 1ot groups, and that the people of ,let-Lake-L7 anwas committee. his it accident on Center St. teaching certificates ha decreasSalt Peterson reportedly regiona court order which would each year to their County Corn Salt Lake will be given the op' today by Gerald L. seeks Mr. Other matters that will be dis- rear First North St at 8:10 ed from 735 in 1941 to 173 in nounced in loose Johnson run rr a Swiss give Shepherd dog seniority two to ,.... have patriotic cussed before the Leaver,- - local- - RFC manager.-L--A portunity meeting continuing-fro- mo'clock last night. IMP Temple AMA... tavern. Whin-SWPC loan offices are being when he was inducted into the Accordine to polka- - records o1 just one as has com- tion of si theme and two officers arrived Peterson continued under RFC direction Contribute $729 teachers 1500 certified for the during , car Mr. ds place had his armed services. The suit parked Beesley been the case. tried to show Radio Patrolman and will actively cooperate in district monly Fourth Inc. is a new state , convention, election of and was walking east across the next school year to replace that the Interstate TranB1NGRAMBingham July convention that the , dog helping small business obtain' ait Company, a Union , Pacific residents contributed $729.21 to and apcommittee, Center Wiley - H. Smith St, when hi was struck those now teaching under emer of patriotic citizens 'rep., bite.- - The dog then- bit funds needed for launching or subsidiary,- - should consider Mr. the March of Dimes drive, today group proval of local and council by- by an automobile driven by gency authorizations, and to veterans all organizatf'1, resenting ' 1 laws. Mrs. B. Officer Smith's hand. Peterson expanding business enterprises, Johnson as having been employ- said .W. Ve Robinson, district ions- and Flannagan Adelbert Warren, 44, 1667 Beck meet the backlog of teachers ramany, civic groups. will report on state proceedure St. Ii was arrested and then released and for other business purposes, ed during the time he was in the chairman.. ; ' quired," be said.. the purwas for, , incorporated ' books and N. Blaine Winters will Mr. Leaver , stated. -- -, on 810 bail, of services armed for ,, formal purposes a of arranging --pose vet- - discuss division of region. seniority rating.-------for . returning "welcome", ' ' ' ; to patriotand developerarta,EBoard of Pardons - ism in general. - oms, 1 ...big ' i i , ..' - L P'..4''. ,, -- 1 -- , -7 ,- - L - - - 7- . , - , r-',-- . , I L.. I o - , :, Rid'.'-:-Cit--.-sT:Tclailiiit-WO.ri- "s ' - s Win OW, Obtain $1881 in J6welry , Jackets non-ferro- us i - , Utah Smelter Strike Becomes Nation Wide 41i - 1 ,......as,- a t''''''''"giagoll - , - ,,, '''''.&"''' ,. - Police 34th Begins Year of Service , - - - - 1Plan Award -- ey- School Lunch - , -- , - ,' -- ..., . ".s. Three Motorists Arraigned In FatalCar Accident Cases th '4I -- - , ' a, ., 'Z7- :- Funds Increase Affiliation ElliTlifiiifedirTSiliti - I Celebrate r BallForfeited :July , Owner Reports of Teachers , . - , , , ' -- March--9,-194- 2f - con-.ten- - -- : " - 4 . - -- . Alt - , . , ; - - , ;, . , p 114 -1 ir of the zoning and planning com- JP 0, ip) mar . '' - -.. - I , ," , , t - i ' 1 0 ill, 1:21 ' t - ---, U blip 14481 144411 lab Sok - CRT. Welt ' ! ,, ,. , . , city attorney, Ontario, Calif., vice chairman, and Joseph A. Lynch, assistant .city attorney, Kansas City, Kan., secretary. 1, FnAl:xtra 111ACEsti?, , ' C1341 Treat your bogie to mew Imam 'ty and comfort with awnings ORDER NOW to avoid possible and to INSURE disappointment having your AWNINGS oa time. New Spring shipment et ' , , , , lain lust arrived. . , I , , 1 ' , s , - t ., ugar 1131 So. 7. ' , , , k 03. ranset Ski Conditions ,r f:r - Ed:7.11:3 BRIGHTON.--Cloud- . Livir"," , Alexander Schreiner . N . 14u3 iba , I' OP - V , - Tabernacle Organ KSL 9.:uAll SUNDAY- , Dial it P. !su . t. , . - , , - DooWel Toriatral sPecializew ht kdlorlog loans b St to provide kowtow iron faanscird dIvdua1 ncomes a , . peratures, max., 38; min., 18. Snow depth, 72 Inches. Tow operating. Road open. slippery; ,' chains advised. Skiing ex' cellent. e, ALTA Cloudy. northeast wind. Temperatures. min., 21; this morning, 24; 22. Road open. Total Inadepzil 107 inches, no new snow. Surface hard packed. ,Skiing excellent. Lifts eperat ing . -. i . i monthly payments. worry through converaeat, 4. a. la FHA, Doteret Forind or Vteran's Bono Leans bawd on 40 years of public vvrTScv '! T "Vo, , 1111hitAL- SAIIAGS - as. tan isseciatun , . - ? , . Tern y. riorarlii.) TO Six-mil- oui 'swam. wan llik L Ike , radio tortes Pi:!!"1:1 , , Church ' , '' , !ARCHED o- ' The Sugar House Women's Republican Club will meet Feb. 21 at 2 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Laura McCurdy Cler k, 549 Stringham Ave. Hostesses will be Mrs. Earl Davis, Mrs. Frank Moreland, Mrs. George A. AUen and Mrs. C. D. McCalister. LDS . - ': ,0, AIVNING & PAINT urO Wants , of the - . 2E. El , - , ' '''; , New Colorful Patterns FramesFREE ESTIMATES All-Met- al , --,- GOP Women to Meet o matey. . VEST , 1 -' t- ' - , ' ' L. Commissioner t ; . ) address by A stbettlating - , I ' "MankindCtale Family" , - IIAVE '1111ELI - Members of the 'state 'board of pardons were meeting today r.,s Ei to consider applications front 18 El inmates, including four slayers, at the state prison. Neither Gov. Ill Herbert B. Maw nor Atty. Gen. Grover A. Giles was present. Appearing for the governor, now out of the state, was Acting I Gov. E. E. Monson, secretary of '7 state. - is - , 18 Petitions - ., - . '.. . 2, - - . it its Weighs en : 1111,01 pi - ' , - 'f, Clarence-Nesl- president, and many church and civic leaders have endorsed its - - - g ''' I t' 14 ' ' k Itt atialk-- , Itorneerrnat RacYha ... t )!Ab tecOlennina 4 - , ''' , II ; 41474 Vigt - 4 P 'VW , ,, 4- ,- mittee of the National Institute OA 0 , of Municipal Law Officers, word from Washington, D, C., dis......., 1401 ,op,,,,- - ,... o 00.. closed today. 110 goo -..... In accepting the appointment, ...1.0.which was made by Walter J. doworspooloadoi, soloolosiso,10111. Mattison, Washington, ' D. C., Afoo: president of the NIMLO, Mn ' Christensen said: of' BUT NOT YOUR LOSS "I feel that I am somewhat at ,,. ' a disadvantage, being from a ' ' ' PROTECTED WITH ' We do not rural community . , II . . 4( have the experience and back. PLATE GLASS , , ground that the older and larger t INsuRANct cities have . . . But since you , have chosen me, I will accept." , Mr. Christensen will have jurMore plate glass windows In tw- o-- . more possibility of isdiction over zoning and plandamage. But a KOLOB POLICY lakes care of theso Amara !Words by providing orulck and liberal replacement. ning activities in the United States, r ,Canada, Mexico, Chile , ' Sold ' and Cuba. The city attorney reonly thro local KOLOS AGENTS ' more than 300 hi Utah,-- Idaho, cently was named regional vice ' for the : organization, J president Montana,. Nevada after an annual convention in . ' ., . Washington, D. C., last Decem114' ber. iv Planning and zoning officers '1UE EGLO3 COBIOILA 1.9 S - (ir,) who will work with Mr. Chris, C1741,,,c1 , tensen on his new assigiunent MIAUR SALISBURY. Pawnee , , (4( 1 Jo , zSalt. La.kcer Heaetdts tt 1- - , , I 44 solrni MAIN - SALT LAKE tTY,'UTA3 |