| Show ’ 1 i ij-- The Salt Late Tribune Friday January 28 1033 IA Utah House ‘Corrects’ Nepotism Ruling Frea Page Continued U $ but lost an Weber) proposed amendment by 1 House with little opposition would permit Carbon College to borrow money from the federal government for a Rep Clair R Hopkins men’s '"dormitory suggested that the bill rear-wheflaps to keep be tabled until another bill— require trucks from throwing rocks at to do away with the primaries following traffic give Utah an in favor of a straight conven- official state bird (the seagull) tion system— has been decided and cut publication expense for "If we are going to abolish municipalities in publishing fire the primary this bill would be prevention ordinances he said His motion Two bills were killed with the pointless” was ' narrowly defeated on a consent of their sponsor Rep E C Larsen standing vote They would have permitted Ogden to OTIIER BILLS passed by the Judge-shicut out its second hour would permit a larger and more representative turn out In the primaries One Reid Rep ‘i self-liquidati- to make one year Wangsgaard it two convictions in carried “Tvo such convictions wfthin two years docs not necessarily indicate habitual recklessness” Rep Wangsgaard declared "We should bear in mind that In this is a age a license revocation serious thing very “A man can hardly make a living without the use of his ear” h) el ‘ The bill to close the primary polls at 8 pm carried with little party friction In previous sessions Democrats have come out steadfastly for the 8 pm primary while Republicans have sought to bring the poll closing times into uniformity by closing the general election balloting at 7 pm Through an i r i mevst ym? J ago the primaries now nclose city and hire a temporary Judge when needed but the bills were opposed by the rest of the Weber delegation NEW BILLS introduced inWASHINGTON Jan 27 (UP) cluded an "agreed” revision of —Rep James Roosevelt the unemployment compensamade his first speech In tion act sponsored by the floor the House Thursday As in the leadership of both parties a Dcmocrat-spohsoreaboost in case of all freshmen it was we'i&teWximums and a probid's tty' to erupif aearst evaporation posal to have the " I p Jimmy Sounds Off To Empty House (D-Cali- f) d ed j ?! k- - VV IK FIRST ACTION CLEARS BOTH HOUSES Tax Hike Bill Sails Through Senate Salt Lake City) Marl D Gibson Continued From Page One 11 lawyers nd Carwould then be required to suslyle F Gronning pend the suspect’s driver's license SFONSORS defended it on 4 The suspect could then de- the grounds that its legality mand a hearing from the De- and constitutionally had been partment of Public Safety and established in New York that if dissatisfied with the decision the difficulty of proving there could appeal to the State drunken driving required such a law that it had the support Supreme Court "No need to check the rest of the house I know solid conof the State Department of Pubof FOUR LAWYER member sheriffs and other struction when X see It” lic the Senate attacked the meas- law Safety officers enforcement ure on the ground that it consaid he was unHafen Sen flicted with numerous constitu- able to find where the act had tional guarantees that it placed been tested for constitutional the burden of proof upon the RB UT (Ifammand) To appropri llth Day accused rather than the state ate 1100000 to State Armory Board RENAT by assuming guilt rather than for armory construction Eassed innocence that it deprived the House hJk 1 (La ran Htbwtui 0it-n- r individual of rights without a Bills Tasted Kerr) Memoralizing Congress HB 41 (Barlew Dalebeut C IL heafinft that it made the state ta amend sugar act to jive domeitlc Taylor) To aUow municipalities to department the arresting offiproducers part of Increaaed market adopt by code reference ordicer prosecutor and Judge that arising from population Increase nance relative to fire only prevention It in effect compelled an inPassed IIB SO ( 8b f field Karr Greyer (Hurst Kerr McFolln Row dividual to testify against himSalt Lak City to RB IPTo Jane) To permit make the 1933 nepotism self that it violated basic berry) four-miwater and levy apeelal set and exempt of criminal procedure ironi st aaJ axi-uli The attack was waaerf by bn- (D-Pric- e) (20-1-- 3) r mo He Passage of a resolution urging Congress to amend the sugar act so that domestic pro- ducers could be allotted 'part of the consumption Increase arising from population in- crease Advancement to third reading of a bill to permit Salt Lake City to levy a library tax over levy and above the over-a-ll limitation cisi ’ of) T stai ate For has T Wil exp wot luti C c SLASHES PtilCES VOti 40-0-- eon-vcep- ts ll - RB 41 (Henderson Barnes president urged an increase in distributors In levying state tfJB 1 (BarlewtoVance) Resolution To empower the State Board Bountiful) Orval Ilafen Lata of condolence of family 73 the minimum wage from to motor fuel taxes of Education to Issue revenue bonds Charles C Gardner former George) Merrill K Davia 00 cents an hour from Da via County to the federal government for fia men's nancing dormitory at Carbon College UTAH BIRD $br Balt £akr gfilmtf Killed Jeo-ae- n) (D-Ea- Rep Charles W Romney Lake) said the later lt (R-S- i rtpra-sentatt- ve (IV-- (20-0-- Whitt Elephant Dayi! Top Quality! v Passed HB 41 (Howe dene) To recognize (Clesr Day) To strengthen law providing for blood teat a for the seaguU as Utah's official atata In traffto arreata bird Passed unanimously drunkennaaa HB SS (Romney Palmer Kerr IS UTl kmd ElUblUhad AprU Ivors McPellu) To close the primary Introduced inri mornint Or the BB 114 (Day Lloyd) To permit poUs at 8 pm Instead of 7 pm CorworiUoo Salt Lake Cltr Utah of Improvement water and Passed creation taaacd arerr morn Hit entered it the HB M (Gunther) To require districts upon petition of aewage a Lake Sail offloe aoeed Mil City e' guards or flaps on the rear wheels alaaa matter ander set ot March I taiB 10 per- cent or rasldent voters af of all trucks and trailers Passed proposed district 6 Subscription rsUs — Utah Idaho NeRB To 11S for (Ilafen) provide vada and Wremlna dailr and Bundart HB H (Davie Kewherry) To reMonth tlhSi a rear hi advance 123 SO) public hearing before State Road voke driver's licenses upon two InelMwhere In U $ dally aad or Commission may city stead of three reckless driving contiho town with highway victions within a period the Tribune It a member el the BB lid (Karr) To authorise WelPaaaed as amended ereaa ta fare Crass The Associated foreto postpone Department Bllla Killed mtuied eadualvelt to the ate for ro- closure of lien when immediate seteuhiioatton ef ll loeal ae HB 14 and IS (E C Larsen Johnof would tlement such result lien 'his' newspaper a well aa all AJ eew son) To eliminate Ogdens second In unraaaonabla hardship city Judgshtp and permit appointment of temporary judges when calendars become overloaded Struck enacting clauses Bills Introduced During 49-1-- b This Intiro SHOO SAILG Mm Oreatly Keg Vi n Ladlas 143 Mouth Halo 89 prico Vi Oenwino l£D I 163 pro Howto support Vi price Slock Swede Cotwolt Seduced to Cloor While Ramadsllng Children's 2s® Shoot Mwk twki ototooo prico Opan Friday KNIGHT'S SHOES £C3 W Oxfords Till 9 RB 1 Famous Brands! 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Sea Gull Bill Goes Over 1) Kcarne-lYimie-e BO-4- -6 HEM'S SrOJT SOTS fiiUI Veil J Materials StjTS & VL Cetta© - Radwing Work Shoot lag ' 1200 Dial JfS3 to 789 nonThe most partisan and bill in Utah legislative history according to its sponsor was passed by the Utah House of Representatives Thursday Rep Richard C Howe Lake) the sponsor said it also may be the shortest In full it reads: "The sea gull is hereby selected and designated to be ITB 1SS (O D Taylor) To require the state bird of Utah” school districts to pa H of 1 per cent on the amount of their special Rep Howe said Utah Is one taxes to the county auditor for his of the few states which does collection expenses Instead of the proportionate share (to total taxes not have an official bird and collected In the county) as now reit is abbut time it had on non-politic- 32-3-- Sunder-Mont- h by-pa- ss al hwwN Colon Irads Tcp Quality! th pm ’55 Aaao-otate- d HOIKS last 21 st So I S0-0-- roads IIB 1S8 (Spenee Vance) To gull bird raise but was rejected on the grounds the public assistance maximum! from 03 to 73 from 110 to 135 and from 130 to 143 for one two n cases respectively and IIB IS (Gunther Grover) To reduce the evaporation allowance to gasoline distributors tor tax purposes from 3 per cent to Hi per cent HB 149 (Ropklna Grover Thore-so- n M B Peterson) Tq raise the maximum unemployment compensation payment from to 33 a 0 week until July L 1956 and by prescribed formul thereafter and to make numerous other amendments tn the act three-perso- 27-3- HB 141 (Messiager Ksplin) To provide a method for allocation of uniform school funds between the start of the fiscal year and the time attendance for the next achool year can be determined Fcrmus tisRiss (D-Sa- lt quired HB IS! (Brethersen Kerr Graver Hia colleagues agreed but not Hurst) To limit administration ex penses to 10 per cent of motor ve- before kicking the idea around hicle registration fees collected was that HB 1ST (Brethersen Kerr Grover a bit One proposal ITurst) To devote all motor vehicle the bill be made ornlthologic-all- y reglstartlon funds except admincorrect by identifying the istrative expenses to B and C as the California sea of being confusing or worse lt Rep Jaren L Jones conunanimous received Lake) sent to add his name as — thus making the bill blpaxUsan as well as everything else—and the House suspended its rules to give unanimous passage on a voice vote 250 South State 2 p 90c ACHY SXI FOIES 99c Osnulna Tonkin Cane 299 Mill'S WHITE DRESS SKIRTS I Famous rand-V- Dsan Sprsad loll Collar an (R-Sa- to 50 SAVE or KOVm E0 ¥ A MISTREATED WORD In one tens quality 250 South State Is m mi treated ward SacauM anybody in um It— but faw us It right Sa H came down ta faith In nama In other wards trading with poopla who know their business Marine Rite Due Suribaclii GI WASHINGTON Jan 27 (UT) — CpL Ira II Ilayes who par- ft A CO'S CHINA VAUVllCK i - Srokon Siioi Famous 1999- - Irand 799- MIH'S SHORT JACKETS m9 of JAMES fl — WALKER MOIVOIENTS 344 L 21st South Oft 40 SrS’SKST- i- MEN'S PAJAMAS 1 T t - BARGAINS GMOREI I S4-4S- r 22Uarct Gold Trimmed i f ticipated in the historic flag raising on Iwo Jima during World War II will be buried in Arlington National Cemetery Feb 2 the Marine Corps said Thursday Hayes 32 died of exposure Monday on the Gila River Indian Reservation in Arizona I fl 250 South Stata i for £1 P rsonsi service Complete SEUF0R19 MUFACIURED 4 to $ i M 1st Specially prised n4l I'- 5— FEUON Hero's Vhot urs O R il Ele?"® Dst ::£ i i’ OUht © $ down $1 'tKLY ONLY NO tXtRSS! gjr am1 "'K0NTv t maei Amdarwui’t Jewel mm ISO Sevlh Mola St ry Cn Soil tale City Utah flee rad so tho Cienorwere prievd nt 310VJ tndoding (ho S ortr filotoe TtAME AOGSrSJ CITY Q CA:i Mow GRDI1S ACC1FTD Vridey CHASCE (Extra Ckarg yitcesv m( rvfrroncot T-- RIAL STATE for Ovllrayl Now COUPE Shape Fully Linad om Fringed Zippor Front tailored by America style leaders --m The "difference in today’s look of tall trim neatness will surprise you Yve’ll be surprised if you don’t leave our Mcld” suit herel M3 BOYS' i Sin Sin LACIES' JACKETS T R SViXM SUITS 33374 AbtoUulj Csrrrslrrf Sq Main Street How How Si ” 10-1- 2 tt iW 7 eg-- 10 S Utah’s Leading Men’s Store 1093 1093 R3 14-5- 3 sv::i suns 20S-2I- 0 t2i322ndi 259 South State gmammMEns hreegk Monday! 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