Show - --' S' -: ' elpeiee et i f ' — 4 — KF:br SECOND SECTION itit En It ' glftuulie -- 14 4195Z SALT LAKE CITY UTAK FRIDAYMOILNING JANUARY - - - - : 1 All:fr '''''SIbt- - i ' 1 212- I ' ' e'c dr-- - fir4 !"'&'Ar - i - --- I t Isi ' ' k : 4 1 - General Manager t known in Utah Succeeds to Pot V 0- - ' L ( T b ' ' Collections Top 81833111lion For Half of y : I eriod wi A Utah entered 1952 in good financial condition tax collections for the first half of the current fiscal year more :' I than S2500000 above revenues from the same sources a year ago 1 according to a report Thursday by the State Tax Commission 1 Collections of all types of excise taxes for the $180634415-1- 66 above the amount collected durI period totaled : ' ' ing the same period in 1950 Particularly heartening to state fiscal officers was the conI tinued record high collection of sales taxes Total of pennies ' 1 t nickels and dimes that 'rake up the bulk of sales tax collections a I reached $8535221— 49 above the amount collected during the I same t period last year L : $1 Million Excess r ' This total does not Include sales taxes collected on Christ tI mas purchases which based ' l : upon preliminary dollar-volum: : J : reports are expected to reach an I high 404 i If present economic levels conWill make tinue sales tax collections for Alward A West Guards at Utah's Point of the permanent residence In S L the current fiscal year should Mountain Prison were continutotal nearly $1000000 above esti- ing their search for "home bresv" mates accepted by the 1951 Legisas a of a lature when it set up appropria- !early Friday and result which knifing tions at a record high level The !drinkinga party inmate in placed surplus will be available for new Aloly Cross Hospital Ile is !construction it state institutions i in "fair" condition i IIncreased consumption plus an John F Dugan chairman state i :increase of le per gallon in state board of corrections pointed out road gas tax rates boosted a man "half under the in revenue for the past six months that f over the fluence from this type of a brew !to $5737942 — 313 4 v I might do anything" Ile said also same period in 1950 that the warden has taken steps Fuel Tax Special to stamp out the brewing of such Revenue from taxes on Diesel beverages by prisoners ' and other special fuels totaled Injured in Scuffle $279775 compared with $174532 in a mysterious scuffle Injured 1950 six of mouths for the last New legislation requiring itin- Wednesday afternoon was John erate truckers to pay fees to !Dominguez 27 serving a term for resulted !parole violation Ile - received a Utalf's 'travel r: I ji: in increased road revenue despite 'severe abdominal laceration after a delay in setting up he and three other prisoners !drank "prune brew" Wednesday I truck checking stations Since July 1 the state has col- afternoon Dominguez refused to lected $44253 in temporary truck !name his assailant Earl Averett 30 serving one to permits—most of which would have been lost under old truck $20 years for second degree bur Alfred E Penman Began i laws glary was placed in solitary conbis rail tarter as section band finement the same day when he scuffled with a guard Ile report1 1 ! ' 4' 111 2 - 1ff l' —s j 1 ' t- ' : tif )4 ' - July-Decemb- Retirement of Edward A West Rio Grande Western Railroad's executive yice k r r' ' president and appointment of Al' fred E Perlman to succeed :Mr J: ' '' :: r:: - ' :: Zii't 2'i ' 1 I i i k i West was announced Thursday by I I Wilson McCarthy the company's o ry president at his Denver office Both men are well known in I Utah Mr- West- who is retiring f because of ill health has re ' turned to Salt Lake City with !Mrs West to make their home having purchased a residence at 1919 Yalecrest Ave They are at '- " ' 1 present vacationing at Furnace - ' Creek Inn Cal ' Gets- Advancement -- — : 1) " ' 1 - " K L Moriarty will replace Mr ' — z— — Perlman as general manager be' se ing advanced from assistant gen: eral manager Mr West joined the Rio ''' ' - ' ' Grande as general manager in i J937 ! being elevated to the vice ' :044 ''' e ''' presidency in 1947 Vice president and general manager of the Utah Light and Traction Co (Salt Lake City's former street car sys- ' tem) for 12 years he later was Alden G Roach president of the newly treated Columbia-Genev- a rive for a brief visit in Salt Lake City Left to right are president general manager ' Ivice director of the Florida Steel Division of United States Steel Corp and family ar Bower Judy 17 Mrs Roach Alden G Roach Jr 15 and 51L Roach and Light Co Miami- M I T Graduate Mr Perlman who was gradufrom Massachusetts Instii ated rose lute of Technology in 19 from section hand to assistant 1896 ball way January loperating vice president of the -' point in the Gay Nineties" Northern Pacific ailroad in 11 a period when trusts and Geneva and Columbia steel plants reached new production! years lie joined the Rio Grande records in 1951 and still greater production is elpected for 1952! monopolies were blossoming on May 1 1936 as engineer mainSo said Alden G Roach president of the Columbia-Genev- a Steel(' and seeds of the Spanish-Americatenance of way Ile was promoted edly was intoxicated War were being planted Here's some good advice to all to chief engineer May 1 1941 - Division U S Steel Corp who arrived here Thursday for an A short-livedemonstration by I And in the West a state was overnight stop en route to New York City 1 to and Jan general manager prisoners beeause of disciplinary Geneva production for the past year he said was approxi- - born on the fourth day of that bobcats: Stay away from storage 119481r action was quelled when Warden mately 1470000 tons of ingots month Utah took her place as tanks at Salt Lake Refining Co j Moriarty entered the corn:Marcell Graham explained the in North 45th Salt Lake City and es- : pany's employ as division enthe Itehre ucriman 19nsoncirleiatnse noefw60fa000eiliutoenas teGin nature of rule the infraction near- President in pecially William I Gregg head gineer at Gunnison Colo ing completion 1952 production Simple Equipment signed the proclamation of loader for the fuel firm 1July 1924 later filling the same should be close to 1600000 tons diuf4 statehood and the Territory of Warden Graham said Thursday One of your feline crew learned position at Grand Junction Sa— — Ira ROANOKE Jan he estimated The new facilities Utah came to an end after 46 the hard way Thursday afternoon lida and Alamos& He became t that no still has been used in !')? Etowah officers from include an open hearth furnace years of existence ie !Three Yes one of you little 'bobs" :superintendent at Grand June-- I manufacturing the raw liquor which will be in operation the The people of Utah had rati- climbed up a storage tank to keep tion Nov 16 1939 and at Salt County Ala arrived here Thurs- - I"All they need is a bucket or a lean some fruit or raisins and a last three quarters of the year fied their state constitution and out of the i day night to return James David i biting wind and to Lake City July 1 1943 Ile was Profit Picture 'Dim' chosen state officers a few warm his furry body against the transferred to Denver Feb 1 AWOL sailor warm spot About the only way Frank E Moss Salt Lake Higgs f 11946 as assistant chief engineer it can be detected is by the smell The profit picture Mr Roach months earlier On Jan 6 the steel to- Gadsden Ala to answer a County attorney Thursday night and were to Later rose he chief officers the warden said inaugurated Then out is so engineer not when a Robert Terrill as accused Governor J Bracken pointed bright 04 death in murder the Mr Dugan said disciplinary 1 ' (charge of Lee of failinglo cooperate with the production picture because the work of steering a new gauger climbed up the tank's and assistant general manager -of a young Marine in the recent case and in iron steps the shivering cat was Elected President the county attorneys office in ex- of increased taxes He said no' state began Police said Riggs who was at 'future Incidents of this nature !spotted With help of several Iklr West as manager of the tradition of suspects apprehended major expansions are planned other crewmen using a pitchfork Rio Grande in 1940 was elected 'rested at his mother's home here will be up to the warden Ile In other states and wanted on at Geneva for the new year butt that a number of minor improve-and several clubs Mr Terrill president of the Salt Lake City Year's Day has waived ex- - pointed out that all guards have felony charges in Utah 1 New discussed the situation with the s truck the cat from his perch to O ments would be made to push pro-Railroad tradition Co and of the members proceedings The Ala- !Union Depot Addressing the stairway The bobcat llama officers declined to dis warden and have been alerted to San Charles Salt Lake Young Democratic duction as high as possible He r ' t cuss the case but it is believed be on the lookout for home brew pered toward Cudahy Packing Co Francisco president of Western Club Atty Moss declared that expects demand to continue ' i That's when Mr Gregg 1318 Pacific Railroad Co at that time L41' they plan to start back to Gads- he could "think of three or four outrun production in the !2nd East decided that the refin- den Friday morning While with the traction firm recent cases" in which the gov- area during 1952 but remarked ing company was no place for !Ntr West was responsible for inHiggs is charged with the fatal ernor bad failed to approve ex- that some "soft" spots are appearHe's worked K L 'Moriarty bobcats shooting of Pfc Clyde Shapley tradition of felony suspects for ing in other sections stalling trackless trolley buses in L 1924 He walked to his automobile Salt Lake City one of the places for railroad firm since Ile estimated that employment — a Marine from Salt Lake City prosecution here Interstate Commerce Commis- pulled out a rifle and in the country where they were Utah on Christmas morning In The governor's stand be said In the Utah operations of the not Public Service Corn- - the chase was on There was the !first used Attalla Ala The two men had Is a part of his program of "false steel corporation would increase sion been spending the night in a car LeRoy W 11 AITIS 34 272 I St 5 1952 Total mission of Utah has exclusive cat snarling and shivering under I about by during economy" Biggs was using police said to murA recent case according to Mr employment now is 7200 for Jurisdiction over transportation a cattle can charged with Mt Gregg leveled the rifle' Reappoints Rodman The youthful sailor AWOL der his childrenattempting still Was in Salt Moss was a burglary committed Geneva 6800 for Columbia in of motion picture films within the at Station Naval Air waited for second from one the cold and Lyle R Smith 43$ Lake County Jail Thursday night and 6800 for Consoli- state ''-- f by two men One was arrested California according to a ruling ThursMemphis Tenn since Nov 26 because he couldn raise a 85000 here and the other wai picked dated Western Steel Division day by U S Court of Appeals pulled the trigger That was the Ave lass reappointeda rodman was arrested when he came here bond end for a tough Pro"bob" in the city engineering office up in Oregon by federal authori- which Mr Roach also heads fabri- lOth Circuit to visit his mother "lie was one of the largest I've Thursday by the City CommisHarris arraigned before City an earlier ties and held for local authori- duction at Consolidated a The ruling reversing ever wen" said Mr-- Gregg sion st a salary of $208 per Pfc Clyde Judge Arthur J Mays earlier in for ties But because the governor cating company was about the t one by Federal Judge Willis W Funeral services on a complaint his home battery Hearing month James Shapley US M C 826 S the day said he would not be failed to approve extradition same in 1951 as the previous Ritter U S District Court of Thursday night at against a Murray school teacher 1st West will be conducted Sat-o- f able to hire a lawyer because of Utah Ls in favor of Wycoff Co "this man was permitted to go year reasons" will be held in the chambers Plane Inc a trucking line operating in free while his accomplice is now urday at 2 pm at 36 E 7th South "financial is charged with attemptHarris Fourthl accordG I Rudd Idaho Montana Larsen be in and I Leland the his Glen crime" Utah for time bishop ' by Traveling :City Judge serving Church of Jesus Christ of ing to kill three of his five chideclared plane which has carried him ing to advice received by attor- - 1 Friday at 3:30 pm it was learned Ward ldren New Year's day by firing 1 Latter-da''' Saints Nominated for club officers 1500000 miles during the past neys for the company 1I Thursday r son of Mrs Mar- - a shotgun at them as they cow- Distributors under terms of Pfc six years Mr Roach was accom- were: Bruce Jenkins Shapley '''defendant in the action is r garet Shapley V6 S 1st West ered in a bed The complaint ' 1 -' East and Bill Fowler incumbent panied by his wife a son Alden contracts with exhibitors retain I ‘'r East was found dead of gunshot signed by Mrs Viviar liarris the B Lindsay 1443-9tto '' to the 15 a select agency Roach the treasurer Jr respectright daughter Judy i president and 1 shall be films which' Coffi 17 of I a ' friend Earl Mrs and who is accused of battery against wounds Dec 26 in a cotton field defendant's wife names Roy 8 delivery : '''' :' '''':' ively proposed for reelection t' yi Stevens 5 and Michael 22 months Ala ' Miss Teresa Polychronis for vice man whose husband owns the made for the purpose of continuboy about two near Attalla 14 ! to the i arrived in Salt Lake as the objects of attack The couIlls the Cal at Inn Palm Desert body Miss transportation ing and Springs Beverly president months ago T b a complaint - r i t City Thursday accompanied by ple has two other children Dale They will leave Friday for New exhibitor's theater ruled the apFisher secretary 312 and Janet 5 months was rnade a never I her I escort against court will Roach York Mr where military 7 City pellate Elections will be Feb 1 ' ' of call at C U Judge Mays told Harris he S Friends Co place P may Tuessued attend the annual meetings public Wycoff would-rripot- nt an attonley buservices Fridaffrotti 6 VI Et Mother Complain day of the presidents of U S log all the company's transportsto services admonished that Harris still was and SAYS Steel divisions and subsidiaries tion of films was in interstate i prior Saturday rc i Complainant is Mrs Dean He will return to Salt Lake City commerce The state agency conMilitary rites will be conducted liable to pay for his counseling 2363-23rEast 4 Christensen-77-if he was able to do so in Salt Lake City Cemetery Jan 28 to address the annual tended 'otherwise nd wught to mother of the alleged victim meeting of the Utah Manufac- regulate shipments which origDean H Christensen pupil at f turers' Assn He plans to open inatel and terminated within the t Coming January 13th m'Tears are a language only Rosslyn heights School and ex- - f between an state add Salt soon office and here exchanges W Roscoe he who weeps understands Irvine to According Lake City and Geneva to his hibitors and between exhibitors t them" the Armenians say Icily proSecutor principals in the regular air commuting itinerary and exhibitors And just i n ease you're wor:1 :case told him the boy was slapped I ried to tears about some everyand shaken by Mrs Lindsay when v saw him strike her own 'she day problem a Salt Lake Tribun-1 e-Salt Lake Telegram want son Robert Lindsay about 6 ad quickly Wings you the aid with a stick Send one to a friend you need! "Ini going to settle this in a Bkis' -- -- -- 1 Through a want ad you reproper manner" Mr Irvine said " 4 I i t4 cover lost articles fill vacant The complaint has been kept In SAtT LAKE TEBLINE TELEGRAM 0 Crews from the Salt Lake City 'ride and fail to take advantage -" 1 units sell things buy things his' office since it was signed Mc 104 867 i land a good job and hire de- !Parks Department pushed their of the sand The prosecutor said 'I'm not ' Utah Solt Lou C ' ' i been "I do not know if this hu I ' - o 40 !sanding operations at the base pendable help going to make a public spectacle: USE ' he Accidents in case recent the in lanes some 35 the of ' 1952 Tribwee impirts 379 send sovvonit copy Pleas Sorensen Lou coasting The of however out Betty this case t But I believe in most 1"' idition tot City Thursday after police re- - I said Vine St Murray won a battle '''' discussion Friday in the judge's st TINS - 4' 4 1 k over worry through this ad in ports of four accidents involving cases the sand still stop the chambers will be in the nature i the paper: will a Nome 'youngsters during the past two youngsters although it almost is -- but of t ' Ill hearing private t k 1 — curbIIANDY 1 days not be closed" i !impossible to sand over the Hickory glue with metal blotters Wayne Simper superintend- ing and sidewalks" Address for Person 5 ft 5 Its to 5 it IPS v ' Common Practice as urs Metal al in Sitt boots !ent of recreation said coasting Only one accident has been CZDER it poles used entY owe All IlitX common is Mr it Irvine said lanes are Landed after each reported to the recreation dekisr ttia State Cty !storm and daily inspections are partment procedure for the city prosecutor since the coasting CCUPLIN Miss Sorensen says: 'I without issue to such Mr use complaints were to !made by Arthur James employe lanes Simper put Your Homo really sold them fast—want-tpolice action or investigation if of the parks department shops added This accident occurred at be there is put some more ads under gift satisfied that he may A cidnrso :Sanding then is carried out by Wall St when a youngster lost suggestions" cause for such a complaint 10a hdc 0 yout parks department crews in places control of a sled and struck a folIt's so easy to place a (When such procedure is in need of sand reteiftan-c!stack of bricks at the curbing Satio or order City want ad Just reported elegram looed the case does not find its ' t Mr Simper waid the sand is half way down the lane he said ' c a how dial and an efficient ad Prut11 meteatiorot prohibit enders VISIT on your Sot ' therefiles and into way police Meanwhile city police reported 1 are only through the middle urnir PtPtflfl Piease alittle your friend's Cat Cautht Under Cattle Car writer will help you with your placed by iscontined only to records ta6tmai torttliett them Ott ettirittirh of the road to stop the sleds but one accident Thursday- Ind swot ad or mail it to The Salt Lake office's-at the : of Salt Lake Refinirr to is Shown pith bobcat he shot Thursday city prowerutor's !frequently the youngsters run !accidents Wednesday at coasting may tio mi ow Tribune 143 S Main to court) II I I William L Gregg The marksman bagged the cat under cattle car 'over the curb for a longer iilanes i until the case is brought 11 tL I f - T ' I ti Utah Special Taxes Rise $25 Million livér 1950 7" Retires to Live in S L I :' ' MOM Aid I : e ' t'7- 7:' -:- '7 i cJ - -- I PAGE SEVENTEEN i - Lo 15 RraAtiGior i 21's 'c 'i — 0 I' -- v ede i V t ! - ' Nr Local News 4 ------ ----0 e-F- - e vel - — i 4 - V I i ' " 7 ! as Denverapd I - : ' :' TrISMIK11111112 E I:: - '' Starts New Brew Search e - - e Vit I ' 1 '' ---- 1--i - i i 0 high-way- New Geneva Chief Visions Record Output for 1952 - UTAH RECALLS BIRTH TODAY Frigid Bobcat Finds City Bit Tim Hot five-mon- th : I n 1 SL Aid Blasts Extradition Laxity of Lee 1 Officers Arrive To Return Death Suspect i I 1 i -- — s i 0 - i - be-(I- ! i i C u rt Decides toICC Rules i ' i scam-succeedi- i I Film Transit Attempt to ' 1 I other Brings dialartres in ! 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