| Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Sunday October 24 1948 10 B Bastogne Veteran Master List Use American Fork Historic WUl Get Utah Staff Reaches Flag as Memorial Disclaimed for Politics Historic Bastogne' scene of the Work Accord Battle A denial that the' state’s master actment of a "little Hatch act of the Bulge and some of activities AN aKC' - X v‘X Accord among employes of the state training school in American Fork has been reached and a pamphlet redefining responsibilities of department heads has been issued Sophus Bertelson state welfare commissioner said Satur- ' NJ? ' ' '‘ - ' :’KV'' -- '' 4' '?' I lt " v--?- ' ? w ' v' - A' 'XK V x ' V i''" : & tf Zsh '$'?' :'X 'J v v ' ' J '' 'x 11X ® 1 1 xl N '?- ' ¥ H - '' i I I I day ’ Meeting with employes at the 4 school Friday evening the welfare l commission conducted an open session to hear complaints It was decided all grievances could be worked out with present personnel Mr Bertelson said Dr H H Ramsey superin-tendaof the school who will reach retirement age of 70 in December agreed to continue as head of the institution until a successor could be employed Under an attorney general’s opinion he could be retired then rehired conditions under “emergency” until a qualified successor could be obtained according to Mr Bertelson nt It' J VK Wx J i ? : YyfoftriVrthaiM E Horton assistant superintendent who also heads the local union of employes told the meeting he could not continue in his union position and do justice to his school responsibilities He said he would resign as local president J&& ttftriBMp but" otherwise would continue active in the union Employes accepted a report of the welfare commission which supported a previous report by Claud H Pratt commission personnel More Than Enough for Sweet Tooth Cavities — o house at Sugar Co Ray Bateman stacks the sugar as it rolls up the freight escalator At the right is Arden Tesch load-ig- n There is enough here to fill many a large sweet-toot- h cavity 20 sugar beet erop this year estimated jto bewareDespite a smaller sacks of sugar are filling sugar less than 1947 — houses ceiling high in the intermountain area Typical isi the ware- - Utah-Idah- 100-pou- nd a' ’ Continued from Page cipher it without looking at the answer? 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Well here’s what it says: “I understand you under take to overthrow my undertakSee how it works ? ing” Our $10000 greenback still is All we can clouded in secrecy report is that it is en route here from San Francisco Keep listening and we’ll shoot you the plot as soon as security measures will 1-- ’48 Sugar Beet Crop Dips Under ’47 Report Shows 4 veteran list has been used for political purposes was contained in a letter sent Saturday to officials of the Republican and Democratic 'parties by Dr Frank H Jonas chairman of the state department! of veterans affairs ! j council The letter was in answer to charges the department has used ifss veteran! mailing lists for dissemination jof political proaganda “So far np violation of this kind has been f committed and the urday Bastogne plans to construct an record on this score is a clean avenue of Rags as part of its one” Dr Jonas declared memorial to the American The master list he explained great soldier The center of the city was obtained from selective servMcAuliffe "General now called is ice headquarters at the conclusion place” symbolic of the famous of World War Il with the undergeneral’s "ah nuts” message to standing that it could not be German surrender demands used for political purposes “Only telephone books from various parts of the state have a’ officer authorized to make spe- been used by the department headcial investigation complaints quarters No party headquarters The welfare report recognized the has been furnished with any mailemployes’ committee and sugges- ing list or veteran material by ted the committee meet regularly the department’’ he wrote with the administration A complaint several weeks ago charging department employes mailing political material on Missionaries to Report with state time was investigated and ’ Miss Lois Widdison Salt Lake the director was instructed to City and Almon J ‘Flake Mesa order all such activity ceased The letter also mentioned sevAriz recently returned from service in the Eastern Canadian mis- eral recommendations approved sion Church of Jesus Christ of by the department council includLatter-da- y Saints will speak at ing that the director be appointed services Sunday at 5 pm in by the council instead of by the Columbus L D S ward chapel 739 governor placing department emAshton ave 2335 South ployes on the merit system and en d ! prohibiting political within the department and plac-in- g the department on a inatory basis In respect to political affiliation creed and race as a condition of employment m non-discri- Masons Honor Grand Master j S L ''Salt Lake City blue lodge Ma sons honored their leader! O C Skaife grand master Utah grand lodge Free and Accepted Masons at his official visitation Saturday evening in the Masonic temple 650 E South Temple Dana T Simth former! Union Pacific railroad assistant western general counsel and a past grad master addressed the members on “Mason’s Duty to His Country” Paper Drive Due Monday in County A two week Salt take county paper drive will begin Monday morning according to Mrs Ensign Smith chairman She cau- tioned that bundles should be securely tied and placed on main streets and thoroughfares not in alley ways CONTEST STILL SECOND —HIGHEST This year’s sugar beet crop will be less than last year’s yield according to two sugar company officials H A Benning Ogden president and general manager of Amalgamated Sugar Co said this fall’s crop would average 20 less than 194 7 and Utah-Idah- o Sugar Co World War ITs fiercest fighting will receive a Utah jstate flag to be added to its memorial to Americans of every state The flag literature on Utah and pictures depicting outstanding features of the state will be sent the Belgian city Monday Rulon S Howells commissioner department of publicity and industrial development said Sat- less said their tonnage was 25 than last year largely because acreage planted to beets decreased in competition with such: crops as beans potatoes and wheat Despite lower acreage Mr Benning said per acre tonnage will be about normal and he estimated the crop this year to be second highest in history Total sugar output from Amalgamated’s five plants will reach 14000000 bags Jie predicted The Amalgamated official declined to predict what sugar prices will be in the future but said the present price was holding steady and farmers were receiving a “satisfactory price” for their beets Refining plants of the firm B kfiilf permit Meanwhile keep after that first group of 30 puzzles and get started now to get in that class A group because that’s where the big money lies And once again your editor cautions you: Don’t fail to read the contest Read rules governing-th- e them thoroughly so you won’t make some minor error in your work which will work to your detriment And again if you don’t understand something give the contest department a call at extension 795i Monday through Saturday from 9 am to ' ' 5 ‘ Mme ivfoh j half e gives you every you 11 5 Pitied of in an iwnsr pm started operating Sept 22 and iriirif TfT62 Beautiful Oversize some of them will be in operation IT ilJLilTJLQ : JUMBO Prints 'Extra Print! until the latter part of February Roll Developed and Reprints 8 JUMBO SP said Mr Benning PRINTS Utah-Idah- o 4c Each dwC Sugar Co officials on Free Mailing Bags Request estimate a yield of 1000000 tons of raw beets from their contracted JUMBO FILM CO acreage Payette Idaho ’ Dayncs Jewelry Co UTAH’S OLDEST JEWELER 128 South Main r : j It’s goodbye to backaches it’j hello to quicker better ironing with the Ironer more women use than any other the Thor Gladirqn! 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