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Show "" n iT FV yww rwV The Salt Lake Tribune, Thursday, April 5, 1962 S.L. Area Briefs m City Will Sell Bonds For 811.5 Million Xy & a- 4-PL- -- 1ST QUALITY cmD3 Salt Lake City will sell another 11 and one-hal-f million dollars worth of general obligation bonds for capital Improvements on May 15. SALE OF THE BONDS WAS authorized Wednesday by the City Commission because of the favorable bond market The new sale will bnng the total bonds sold to 19 million dollars for the citys capital improvements program approved by the voters. Seven and a half million dollars worth of bonds were sold recently to Halsey, Stuart and Co., a Chicago bond firm, hunat an approximate interest rate of two and eighty-twdredths per cent The commission directed Jennipgs Phillips Jr., capital improvements coordinator, to issue a prospectus announcing the sale. - Y M o Guilty of Fighting H. C. Shoemaker, left, and MaJ. Gen. Max E. Bfch, right, watch as Gov. George D. Clyde I I signs proclamation declaring the month of April as USO Month" In the state of Utah. Clyde Proclaims USO Month The month of April was proclaimed USO Month In Utah Wednesday by Gov. George D. Clyde. OBSERVING THAT THE United Service Organization has given expression to the democratic concept of unity between our people and our armed forces, the governor declared. A legion of USO volunteers, comprising Americans of all races and all faiths, las served conscientiously the religious, spiritual, social and welfare needs of the members of the armed forces through. 21 tumultuous years." THERE ARE SOME 6,000 Utahns in active service, said Gov. Clyde, and the USO is the agency which gives them a home away from home.". The organization represents the combined efforts of six groups which formerly gave service to military personnel. - GOV. CLYDE IS HONORARY chairman In Utah and the state committee is composed of R C Shoemaker, chairman; Maj. Gen. Max E. Rich, Maurice Warshaw, Frank M. Browning, Miss Marie Thompson, Dr. O. Preston Robinson and John R. Schone. NORTH CITY LIMITS Glen Willis Murray, 28, 2145 23rd East, one of eight men charged with fighting Sunday in the- - vicinity of -- 1054 56 S. State, appeared before City Judge J. Patton Neeley to enter plea of guilty to the . charge, HE WAS ORDERED to pay a fine of $75 or serve 15 days in jaiL The seven others, arraigned Monday before Judge Neeley, entered pleas of innocent and were ordered to trial April 1L - f- tn Ji- -- 5 CLEANUP AREA t JZ i K Sets Up Requirements Salt Lake County Commission Wednesday approved Rn amendment to the county zoning ordinances specifying confor struction requirements public utility substations and pump houses. THE MATTER came to an ordinance recommendation as the commission considered four applications for utility pump houses. NORTH TEMPLE Crews will conduct cleanup In the area shown on map. W eekly Cleanup Area Salt Lake City Street Department men and equipment will conduct the weekly cleanup campaign Monday through Friday in the area west of 2nd West to 7th West from North Temple to the north city limits. Great Issues Windup DEPARTMENT officials said the cleanup crews were taken off their regular schedule last week to collect tree limbs broken by the snow. During last week the department crews picked up 90 loads of tree limbs. U. Philosophy Professor Shreds Culture of Utah Lees Meter Order Utahs distinctive culture is Utaiishares in the general freecharacterized by a stifling doms of America, but neither Check Other Gties sameness of belief in dogmatic the culture nor its leadership doctrine, the wickedness of has been conspicuous in proMayor J. Bracken Lee said doubt and the rightness of tecting or enhancing them. has directed City Treasurer he established authority. D. H. Whlttenburg to write to THE CULTIVATION of THESE ARE all carefully freedom requires a diversity of other cities for information on how they make parking meter prepared conditioned responses, ideas to provide a constantly the result not of Intelligence, changing pattern of possible collections. but of Indoctrination. They alternatives from which to disTHE CITY Commission has make it unlikely that any new tinguish the best," he said. directed City Auditor Louis Ideas will prosper here. Too much stabilization of beE. Holley to check the present That Indictment of the Bee- lief in anything is the foe of sft A system and to come up with hive State was delivered to a creativity and the friend of , )- a better one," he said. packed house at the University the status quo, sameness and The meter collection probof Utah's Orson Spencer Hall death, he said. came about when Mayor lem Dr. Wednesday evening by Lee told the commission MonWaldemar P. Read, professor DR. READ said not only the and head of the department doctrine, but also thq defense day that collection procedures Of doctrine is uniform, repetiof philosophy. had been loosely handled. tive and institutionalized In IN THE SIXTH and final Utah. He noted that this is not HE SAID A meter collelecture of the current Great meant to suggest that Utah is ctors car broke down and was Issues" forum. Dr. Read said more taken to a garage and the culpable than other the prevalent beliefs in Utah states, but it is not less so. that garage operator found $9266 are not reasoned, they are A static society in a static in coins in canvas buckets in of caused. They are effects is at least conceivable, the car. world outside Influence, not conclu- but this is not a static world,' ' sions reached by individual he said. County to Consider reasoning. -WHATEVER ELSE may be Discussing freedom in the Swim Pool Laws local culture. Dr. Read said said about todays changes, The Salt Lake County Board they are destructive. Tomorof Health is expected to disrows changes may be more cuss during its Thursday meetso, unless they are prepared for." ing an ordinance drafted to meet a summer swimming Four points about the Utah Culture which he called unpool problem. fortunate were listed to illusTO HEAD OFF commercial trate his belief that this culuse of private, back yard swimture does not have Inner pools, the board will confreedom and is not about to Phillip Edmonds, kneeling, Steve Stoker and Susie Jeppson ming sider a county ordinance more RAYCO Rainbow. Fin Ians rehearse for Thursday performance of develop it: clearly defining the difference L UTAH IS TIED to an and between private and public antiquated doctrinaire eco pools. Finians Rainbow EAT CHICKEN nomic conservatism." Both Salt Lake City and Salt isola2. Utah has built-iLake County Boards of Health tionism. have been faced with the pool FREE! 3. The culture has an use problem, but the county characterized by the has no law on which to move. lnsistance that were right, and therefore youre wrong.' U. Elections Begin MOST UTAHNS, he said, bePrimarystudentbodyelec-tion- s lieve the world will be a peacebegin Wednesday on the ful and desirable place ..only That OP Devil Moon" will Missltucky," not far from Ft, University of Utah campus. when it makes itself over in shine Thursday and Friday at Knox, and tells of an Irishman Forty-sicandidates are runthe image of Utah. 8 pm. when East High School who steals the for 15 elective offices. The of at ning gold pot ra4. The state has built-ipresents the Broadway musielections will continue Thurscial prejudice, which he called cal Finians Rainbow" in the the end of the rainbow, a day and results will be anin the the biggest problem leprechaun, problems nounced Highland High School CHARGI ITH U.S. Thursday evening. of sharecropping and racial today, with the possible Oil Credit! 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