Show THE OGDEN STAN DARD - EXAMINER 4--A SUNDAY MORNING APRIL 27 I94f J I ' " iY HEAVIER TAXES FACING UTAHNS A TO AIDDEFENSE : - Beer-Drinki- Smoking ng Reduced In ' A A V it NSXtfct ' - u -- —— ( i K r - -- Is- i - i I Stale — r: I - - j f - y -- r if 1 - J -- y f - - Ay 1 Returns Show :' April 26 SALT LAKE CITY as the rest (Up)— Utahns— as well the 130000000 Americans— will deeper into their pockets this summer to meet' new rearmament ts state treasury also taes to do a rushing business tate Income already shows indications of a sharp rise as defense spending brings bulging pay envelopes and cuts unemployment rolls Between last July 1 and April art of the new fiscal year-so-me $1310232724 was poured into in stte coffers by Utah taxpayers alj categories Compared with corresponding collections in that pe- ' VV xmzM Y s : V — "v r - : ex-pel- riod a year earlier the "take" creased nearly $1000000 Less Drinking Apparently Utahns have begun to5 cut down on beer drinking and ciigaret smoking since those "luxuries" were laden with heavier defense t4xes to Reports by Tax Commission Cashier John Hi Bankhead show a decrease of more than three per cent la tax collections on beer — from $85952 last jyear to $83233 in the 140-4- 1 period Cigaret tax receipts - J tJwX1" v ellA ed Juced" n"' '"' - ' - " - " Al r animi'i r i " store representatives began circulating petitions asking for a referendum on the controversial legislation—an attempt to repeat a 1936 victory over a similar bill If 24251 "registered voters sign the referendum petitions by May 13 the chain store tax issue will be placed befpre the Utah electorate in the 1941 general elections Until then the bill would be effectively stalemated - Salt Lake Chinese Gets Prison Term Htm1' iMali UNIDENTICAL TWINS HONORS TAKEN BY at Baylor unifrom versity's third annual national' "twinvention" Saturday More than 125 sets of twins attended the meeting The Boise twins also were honored as the couple which came the lonegst distance !liii'lil!iiilii!IWlJ lillliililiiilltllililmiilil Now You Can Buy It At id! i The lieutenant makes sure his plane has been vuiiiuicieii Berviimi uiiu viircHeu ill J Has Anniversary TRAFFIC COPS' GUARD PLANES a s v'v4 - sm i: w He gets won't he and hopes parachute neeu iu v STERLING J SILVER JEWELRY ' V- Checks Schedule Along with other members of his squadron based at the Fifth Air base he reports for duty in his 4 j v s HAS L- 19-- 1 1 REDUCED ALMOST ONE - HALF Choice of 3 Beautiful Patterns by INTERNATIONAL STERLING i u iiy g llBlliaiMiaiW tiiii) J IIIIH TAKE HER AWAY" He gets the go ahead signal from the — o— — irui iuvr uu j -- — ion-late- squadron headquarters and the first thing he does is to check the light schedule on a bulletin board — (Sitandard-NcwPhoto) IIEXKY PETT SII his squadron headquar Leaving CLE"ERLY BOOTH On to ters he goes Saturday Ninety flight operations Called by church inhere he confers with the U S army meteorologists (weathermen) WOODS CROSS April 26— The and looks at the weather map so L D S Orchard ward church will B C FJIAN he can see the path of storms be the scene of a farewell testi which may possibly be in the re- - monial tonight at seven o clock for 1 Jn I Flrfpr Donald Booth Cleverly son Next the That's only beginning of Mr and Mrs Jesse W Cleverly BIRTHDAY he checks the board to ascertain who will leave soon to serve a mis if his plane has been gassed oiled sion in the Hawaiian islands ind checked Flder Cleverlv will leave for San checks the with he Next operaFrancisco Wednesday to board a — BRIGHAM CITY April 26 office to ascertain that no ship for the islands via Las Antions Henry Pett Srt observed his nine- Changes in his schedule have been geles tieth birthday anniversary Satur- made After doing this he goes to parachute storeroom dons one day at his home 46 North Third ihe silken bags and climbs into f the West his plane He was born April 26 1851 In Starts Motor Warwick Fenton county England j The army has now given him his ' the eldest son of Patriarch James clearance so he starts the motor and Mary Shailer Pett The family warms her up waves goodbye to emigrated to iAmerica in 1852 and hi3 mechanics who pull the chocks settled in Council Bluffs Iowa from under the wheels and taxis where his sister Mrs Elizabeth over to the Salt Lake Municipal Pett Burbank was born In 1856 his AMERICAN FORK April 26 airport parents joined an emigrant train — TLmnanoeos cave will open turned has meantime he the CAP) In at Council Bluffs and cams to Cot- on his an y radio equipment Sunday the cave committee tonwood Utah located about where knd tower control the that advises nounced Saturday Ninth South and State &trets are he is ' Opening of the cave has been approaching and ready to In Salt Lake City today held take off up this spring because of In 1859 the family moved to Two civilians and a snows which blocked the j military heavy Perry Utah where the mother pperator have a schedule of planes trail National monument emdied in 1859 She was buried in as have to spent the past few or and land off take ployes Salt Lake City and is among those waiting shoveling through snowdrifts whose graves are listed as un- sign Lieutenant Rawls to his posi days the trail to open known In 1866 the family moved ition 180000 people have visited Some blah NC blah off "Take after to Brigham City where Mr Pett cave the on during the past 20 years Dr hold it here comes a local has resided since in the past attendance Average He married Jeannette Wilson the diagonal runway was 12000 the comthree years Goes He Up on December 22 1877 in Ogden said Mrs Pett died February 28 1936 j As soon as he is given his run- - mittee They were the parents of seven jivay and ordered to "go ahead'1 children five of whom are still he euns the motor and up he goes Nurses'! Institute to in touch living: Mrs Mattie Losee &nd Hen- 'AH the time he is keeping In S L Tonight and informs tower control the with of Pett both Jr ry Open Erigham City: t to land where — Bruce Pett Parma Idaho Wallace them when he wants Pett Ogden and Mrs L W Pierce he is and asks for information SALT LAKE CITY April 26 labout wind conditions visibility (AP) — The annual Utah state of Salt Lake City Mr Pett came west at a time land other data nurses' institute will open Sunday when trails and hardships exacted I And the rigid control is neces evening at the United States Vetthe best from all men and most karv the nilot savs because of erans' hospital Several public meetings will be of his life was spent forging isafety factors to the planes pilots concivilization out of a wilderness In iand other ships At the Salt Lake conducted during the four-da- y will 700 health Child more problems than ference his early days Mr Pett often Municipal airport and army be the main topic under consideraworked hard to earn fifty cents' a commercial civilian ' day in order to support hi3 family planes land and take off each day tion Some 400 nurses are expected to He is a total abstainer from to- which necessitates a regular trar fic cop" on the job bacco and liquor participate - 1 ' -v con- - and service company 115th engineers regiment was instructed to report to Fort Belvoir Va to enroll for a month's course in operation and maintenance of engineering power equipment Promotions Listed Promotions of noncommissioned officers with the 115th engineers Included Corporal Joseph S and Corporal Glade S Witt-wof St George Corporal Fred N Mortensen of Ephraim Corporal Ralph C Pajfreyman of Springville and Private Harry J Webber of Vernal all to receive a sergeant's ranking Promoted to corporal's ranking were Evan M Sproul and Carlos S Lang of St George Russell J First were under command of Colonel Lloyd H Duff in of Salt Lake City Leaving the bivouac after dark the second battalion under command of Lieutenant Colonel William H Morgan of Sacramento made the trip to camp with all light out covering five miles without accident The only aid to drivers were soldiers stationed at turns in the road The first battal made the same trip un j f I - "blackout" maneuvers for troops at San Luis Obispo were completed this week with the return of the 145th field artillery from an overnight bivouac at Morro Bay state park The troops 90TEI i DEPARTMENT ' - SAN LUIS OBISPO Calif Apriltheadquarters done - ' s - "' - To Serve Mission From Utah Take Part Troops In Hawaiian Field In Coast Blackout Maneuver : ' y v i i:A-c - ZWtttfcaM for- Contrary to public opinion a pilot just doesn't climb into his plane and take off like an ordinary citizen does when he drives his car I Indeed no it is a long and com — so let's follow plicated process Lieut D G Rawls of the 88th Reconnaissance photosquadron see how and it is graphic officer ' t - r ' ' - ' j i Y r' ! 26 Uiffi - Y j JcItJUJbjClch t ay i "JUST IN! CASE -- out-of-sta- te You've Wanted Sterling 'fl-- "READY TO GO" WACO Texas April 26 (AP)— A Boise Idaho pair Doris and Dorothy Watson were declared the most unidentical twin girls 'l!lilr'll'iiiui"!!iitllhli'liHi)!ii'!ili! liiiliiiiwilwilUilih'l'illlHi'ililllmiillilinui llliiliini! 'kliiiHiiM'ltliIhJiBli - - 'X RESIDENTS OF BOISE tiaryy on each of two counts of receiving and concealing narcotics Yee pleaded guilty to concealing smoking opium in his hotel room SALT LAKE CITY April 26 on Feb 4 and in the restaurant (AP)— Federal Judge Tillman D safe He was acquitted earlier of Johnson Saturday sentenced Pann charges of placing narcotics in Yee restaurant proprietor to three coffee delivered to city jail years in McNeill island peniten- - a H -- - y - v I f - - a — m Lieut D K Rawls receives weather data for his flight plan preparatory to taking off over an attorney general's ruling that the measure was unconstitutional Soon after Gov Maw's signature had been affixed to the bill chain w I t - y i" i y vi w mm s - p"Y - "CLOUDS ARE LOWERING" Chain and independent store operators meantime watched closely the progress of-- movement to invalidate a chain store tax bill bassed by the twenty-fourt- h Utah egislature and signed by Gov Maw n 1- j - ginuailii!M s - r - i — v : 5 - Y l from $286688 to $283835 approximately one per cent But asidej from those two items Utah tax revenue increased notably from every source —sales and use gasoline and inheritances Tremendous increases are expected when ijew corporation mining and other Returns are made No New Taxes Tax-harriresidents of the Beehive state can stop worrying however over 'the possibility of new levies being imposed by the special egislature called for May 19 Gov Herbert B Maw said "no new revenue measures would be intro- - ' " - — : ' : p r " djropped j !!? ! 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