Show - A The Salt” Lake Tribune Sunday January 23 1053 JO Session Split With Russell Marks taxNevada’s field gambling get out of the property as a source of revenue and turn the Income over to aiding Nevada’s bulging schools The lawmakers weren’t exactly irked at the governor’s proposal but some expressed irritation because Russell did not consult them before delivering his message THE GOVERNOR also asked of the laws for an over-hau- l By Len Lefkow Associated Frew Writer CARSON CITY NEV— 47th Legislature opened its biennial session this week and immediately plunged Into sharp disagreement over some drastic proposals by Republican Gov Charles Russelk The governor delivering a 4700-wormessage to the lawmakers urged that the state Ne-vada’- a d f - V-- vrl f“J M"P ''"“ ' '! 'tbTw f the only agency— be -- AOVSRTIIiMEMT- Asthma Mucus gambling control legalized established to investigate and probably one of the biggest make recommendations on gamprowemx that will face the law- bling matters Dom thick Micky muetu du t makers W ituiki erehll Aithm Members thert if would be paid Its Impl BrahitU mk J Russell said a revamping was ran and whnra ooofh brth If to yen'll bo (tad t know Jnr inthat urgently needed to prevent or- $10000 Russell proposed and lof anffarara at bow dlnoovartm ball MM vasion “by hoodlums and would have a vote with the VO t ahh ganized crime” Into the fan full commission on all gamimply taktor I Httla MAMDAOO which baduma at Who awala and aouftag flung gambling casinos (turn au iiw wiwaauiuy last year netted close to 100 bling questions natural ralavatlnn and ruul alorn OeT b0 million UXNDAOO tblU d prov The governor himself is chair- aafaty million dollars and anceoaa Bo t MiKDtOO (ram man of the commission druulat today Money bask goaraatM He proposed that a three-magoverning Loosened 1 i 1 7 b-- p-- n v ' &- r3- rs mies I o n— presently VM im’ - gambling division staff working under the State Tax Com- 13 J MONDAY HOURS SUGAR HOUSE— 10 trsw fr Til 9— Fret Parking HOURS DOWNTOWN— 12’ Noon MONDAY Ttl 6-- Fret Canter Parking Broadway 400 Car Adjacent Parking - NU SAVE 5f i t f Sale! Once-A-Ye- ar ’V f'-- t 25 - a bVt "v i 1 H f ft V VX s 'J Vt Vi vW ’ r K Jf - can find thete slight imperfections) The Couple to End Hite Ferry Lease By Murray M Moler remote area “has caused us to split our family” Just what will happen after Feb 1 when the Johnsons stop operating the Hite Ferry remains to be seen The franchise for operation of the craft is held by A L Chaffin He formerly lived at Hite which is still his official address in government files The Johnsons said they understood Chaffin currently lived in Salt Lake City but he could not be located in the capital city United Press Writer HITE Garfield County— llda and Elmer Johnson disclosed Saturday that they have decided to give up their lease on the Hite Ferry the strangest and one of the most important water-born- e crafts in Utah Mr and Mrs Johnson who have operated the motor driven scow back and forth across the Colorado River for the last 18 months said they had decided to return to their original home at Bickncll in Wayne County IT WAS KNOWN that operfor two reasons ation of the ferry including For one thing Mrs John- rates charged for its services son told United Press “There’s is being investigated by various Utah departments just not enough money in it" Under an emergency permit Their other reason she ex- operators of the craft currently plained was that lack of com- charge $5 for a ride by plete school facilities In the a passenger car with 50 cents - FAMOUS BRAND extra for each passenger Trucks are charged $1 a ton Discounts are allowed in both classes for round trips Gasoline incidentally costs 37 cents a gallon it the Hite service station pump which Without the ferry cruises for one quarter to one half a mile on each crossing depending on the height of the Colorado River a motorist would have to drive 323 miles through Hanksville Greenriver Moab Montlcello and Blinding to get from Hite on the north bank to White Canyon on the south one-wa- y Flood of Legislation Engulfs Wyoming Session in Week LINGERIE TOE SENATE also approved In committee of the whole a measure to open relief rolls to public Inspections The bill banning “probable Communists” from holding public office was entered in the Senate It would also require all general fund Trading stamps weuld be outlawed as nnfair competition under the terms of legislation entered In the House abounding in paper-thi- orlon and pima Itoyon pajamas tailored stylas -- On one side is an old Model A Ford to provide power Mrs Johnson who drives the Rayon gowns lace or tailored Some with cap 1795 contrivance most of the time as her husband prospects for uranium puts the car in low to go one way and in reverse for the return trip The rear axle has a drum in place of a wheel and a cable wound on the drum pulls the boat The ferry was commissioned on Sept 18 1946 when it was built with the aid of the old Publicity and Industrial Development Commission The original craft sank a few months later in a flood and the present boat wai put into operation In WHEN A URANIUM mill operated on tbe south bank of the river for a few years business was brisk The mill has recently been dismantled and Mrs Johnson said currently ahe makes only four or five trips a day— “sometimes none" The Johnson family is split because a daughter is in one school a son in high school at Bicknell and two smaller children at home tLXr awfe'FMilA WOULDN'T YOU imm dofiteo -- on : te i n Knitwear— Downtown and OF 5AIT LAKE sir !rv:i'JSE sics DIAL NOW 73 i ft 1 3 n V' i r n §4 A V NEW GROUP t- - fr WOMEN’S : 4 J Into COATS Confetti print to step you from the pong of winter the thralls of spring Elegantly styled with KCo ut a speck of each season's mood to grocefully enhance - of your feminine beauty throughout the 12 months Reg $37 4993 the year In gray blue and brawn Sizes 10 to 18 DOROTHY Ktith O’Britn Drum— Downtown $rd Floor Snftr Hoeit Super&tay Lipstick Duo ing condition APPIr TODAY (SINDAY) ie ajw t I w state m suits stet Mats i Li lltnh Pink - Figurin (Rg pol- 129 yd 139 yd In ALSO - SE£ and styles and wool linings O Grey beige blue teal red navy ©Wool chinchilla poodle and ©Sizes 8 to IS I ir s OUR NEW AVONDALE COORDINATED Ceatt— Downtown SPRING FABRICS! 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