Show J Section Second Dah SlK jtalf fab Salt Lake City Utah — Wednesday Morning Valentine's Low Man on Poll Radio-T- V Log Page22 snoilla July 3 17 1937 5MWWf Mb MUtah atertw t I time they finally decide - on the plans and get it built George Dewey Clyde will be too old to climb stairs! There are i Daa twitff as many pfgs liMdaho as in jthererewidest Valentine Utah 81000 pigs q lJiahrl74000 pigs in Idaho v Just thought you’d like to know On a national basis Salt Lake City seems to be more famous for its street gutters than any other single item On my recent vacation trip practically every person I talked to who had been to Salt Lake City mentioned the water running down the gutters of Main St (And I hate to say this almost every person ‘ I talked to expressed disappointment at his first look at Great Salt Lake!) There are 200 little kittens and little puppies born in the Salt Lake area every hour That’s what the national figures show (I like these kind of statistics Nobody can prove you’re right or wrong because who can take the time to count all the little kittens and puppies being born?) I like Charles L Wheeler’s current piece of - philosophy: "It’s not the ups and downs In life that bother uk— it's the jerks!" — A woman tourist arrived in Salt Lake City the other — she was' wearing a dress instead of slacks! report reveals - day-incogn- lto FREE FISH: A decent column written-- In Los Angeles reported the fact that Los Angeles gives local pool owners free gambusia fish to eat mosquitos Now I discover that Salt Lake City gives free gambusia fish too Smith of the Salt Lake Mosquito Abatement is in charge of all free gambusia fish—and If you have a pool on your property you can get a mess of these o-eating piscatorial darlings Joe-f- i City mosquit- for free Just call Joe at ELgin and he’ll deliver them and plant them in the pod (Shucks I wish I had a pool In my yfcrd— I hate to pass up anything that’s free!) NO DEAL: Sometimes I wish 'I had never come to the defense of Gus P Backman’s kneecaps In Palm Springs Calif As you recall the Chamber of Commerce head In Palm Springs wears Bermuda shorts and he intimated that our Mr Back-madoesn’t wear shorts his knees arfr bony Mr Backman has this to say In hls 'defense: "I thoroughly appreciate your interest in my kneecaps But there are some things even I would riot divulge And I’ll be hanged If old Browny at Palm Springs is going to make me divulge the one secret I have been able to keep away from the world "However Dan I have a suggestion: let’s take a picture of your beautiful underpinnings which must be dimpled and rounded and send the picture to Palm Springs as a picture of my underpinnings” What a thing to suggest sir That wouldn't be honest Ben ‘ StT? JJr JW5 — By Robert W Bernick Tribune Business Editor Utah Oil Refining Co Tuesday announced it had scheduled 'Crying Out Loud?! Tliafs Size of It "do-nothin- tacaysrca- 3ryrug' i k v ments against passenger cars “to bring them In line with other personal property" to Cars like other itemsi-ar-e be assessed at 40 per Vent of "reasonable fair cash value’’— a legislative phrase which has In the past been subject to diffqr ent Interpretations and as a re suit has caused varying levels of assessments against prop erty The commission Tuesday went into a huddle with officials of the Utah Automobile Dealers Assn to work out a solution to another problem involving car appraisals The commission plans to send out licenses by mall next year In Salt Lake County To do that the values of cars as of January 1 must be estimated thia- - month Gen erally that determination has A policeman a truck driver and a nurse wept Tuesday evening at Salt Lake General Hospital but everything end ed happily after all r Homer The Alvin Snyder 32 Bluhunda Colo was the first to cry when a tear gas gun carried by a colleague as protection truck-drive- ’ -- million dollar expansion program in Salt Lake City and the Intermountain West during the next five years A J Badger president said the funds pledged in renovation expansions and additions to manufacturing and marketing facilities were in addition to commitments to an intensive exploration program in the Four Corners area and the Uintah Basin Utoco Shares The latter program will be conducted by Pan American Petroleum Corp with Utoco sharing-In any developments Both firms are affiliates of Standard Oil Company of Indiana Mr Badger said 84 million dollars will be spent on expansion of manufacturing of petroleum products at the firm’s Beck St plant here- - Some $2150000 already has been committed in contracts with Fluor Corp Los Angeles Calif in erection of a new pipe still with 35000 barrel a day ' capacity Placed on Standby - One pipe still of lSOOO barrel a day capacity will be renovated and placed on standby opera tions Six shell (tills will be dismantled The new pipe styis will add 10 per cent to existing capacity which is in range of 32000 barrels of crude oil daily With the ? J ’ ‘ 1 ' i -- Put Pete's Puzz (R-Sal- lej To the $100 Test -- (D-Sa- lt - Shower CooTs City Sizzlers— —use standby— still ready-f- or Utah Oil will have a potential run to still of more than 50000 From hot and bright to hot barrels of crude daily This is a significant addition and cloudy to damp — that was to the capacity of the growing the trend of the weather In Salt Salt Lake refining district Lake City Tuesday as the eleExecs Announce' ments prepared the citizenry for The executive also announced the advent of a little cooler a program of marketing expeweather Wednesday nditures totaling 78 fnillion doHigh temperature Tuesday llars including expansion ol re95 was degrees Interareas of into the tailing During the evening a small mountain West and Pacific Northwest not now served by shower barely raised the duston auto windshields at the airthe Utah firm station wet the Utah OH Building Co the downtown area stdrwalks in a affiliate has $200000 Improveleft in IVotforLong Oriental Flu Bug Strikes Foreign Student Caravan "Oriental Flu" Tuesday hit a busload of foreign students who had arrived from San Francisco Monday evening for two-da- y a stay in the Utah' capital and 18 of the 35 were bedded by the rare new disease Instead of attending the swimming parties sightseeing fun-fille- d Da) Since and Mr puddles being-dra- wn officials Gov Clyde said he felt Utah is facing a “great opportunity” in developing its state park sys- tem He said he had learned what could be done on a’ visit to a state park: fn Oklahoma The governor said he would talk to the newly appointed members of the pew Utah State Park and Recreation Commission at art organization meeting Tuesday Gov Clyde said he would call In Tribune Holiday Show! -- 4 i tt kt j 2 The closest (we’ hope) that Salt lake City will ever come to the real thing will be detonation of a pyrotechnlcal device as a feacalled the ture of rthe free public fireworks show at Liberty Park Thursday evening ” come-one-comea- ll - "Highly Contagious’ Bartlett Wicks lor Utah the serious but is to According area director AFS -- is not others Another busload ol students arrived the same day from Associated Civic Cubs of Southern and Eastern Utah Salt Lake City Chamber of Commerce South Salt Lake Chamber of Commerce Sugar House Chamber of Commerce Utah Automobile Dealers Assn Utah Motor Transport Assn State Senators Orval Hafen St George: Elias L Day Salt Lake City and Lamar A Dastrup State Representatives Sigurd Florien J Wineriter and Wallace A Peterson Salt Lake Orville Gunther and County LeRoy D Tingey Utah Couhty and Evan J Woodbury 3t George Mayor James N Staformer’ State cey Richfield Sen H Roland Tletjen Monroe Kimball Equipment "Co Bearing Engineering & Sales Co Foulgor Equipment Co Rocky Mountain Machinery Co and Strevell Paterson Finance Co Salt Like City- - and Pear sort & Crofts Richfield V A Ariz staying with Salt Lake families and attending tlu activities planned for them That busload will leave Wednesday morning for Cheyenne Wyo he said birthday on of-th- trip Mr or had Lake Sait prior reported in the been to arrivaL several area the days foreign students’ Like typical teen-ager- s every- the youngsters took their where in disappointment a griped settled stride They they surejutto maki- little down cheerfully ng the best of it laughing and ate supper as they talking In served Using loquial the cafeteria a New- - Zealand ism 'blg IB described tit Ralph colDear-lov- e the situation of a curse— a bit of as "a a beggar" PerOIof Elghufvud from 18 year-ol- d unhappy-mussin- everunc g square was - the Tuesday Sweden dance " - Day to Relax While Salt Lake City plans no official observance national birthday citizens ‘Are expected to migrate during the day to resorts camping grounds and beaches The evening fire works display will climax the ' city’s activities Law enforcement agencies Issued warnings against the sale purchase and use of Illegal fire works noting that stationary flares sparklers and caps are the only private legal way in which to celebrate an explosive Delayed Trip The others will be delayed on their "about four or five until all the students days’’ Wicks said have recovered He added that several cases of the "Oriental” "California” flu ’ be color ful flaming scenes depicting the flag and other patriotic pictures Meanwhile all Utahns were urged to display the American Flag on Thursday to com memorate the nation’s 181st had no contact the exposed group and through with plans for went Beginning at 8:45 pm the big show will last an hour jmd 20 minutes under joint sponsor ship of The Salt Lake Tribune and the Salt Lake City Parka Department In the hour and 20 minute! some two hours worth of firewofks including rockets bombs set pieces and star shells will be exploded from the safety of the park lagoon island Latest Thing The' Is the latest thing in fireworks It has a big boom and a spectacular burst that will thrill every Independence Day fireworks fan said Commissioner L C Romney in charge of parks and public property The set pieces will who with t -- contagious" and Phoenix r i i al though the youngsters are not quarantined they aie isolated at Ferry Hall in an attempt to them from exposing keep read-airpo- rt d Park Opportunity at and i square University of Utah’s Union had been Building which ior them by the Ameriplanned can Field Service hospitality committee the youngsters were Collin Westminister housed where the ege’s Ferry Hall 18 were put to’ bed and the others given tests by public trips malady Traffic Death "highly the streets in south Davis Colinty Tuesday temperature Badger added Lasl (jtah the dance health anirt n ’ sm t Clyde Back on Home Soil’ Enthusiastic Full of Ideas I e - fi “11 In Expansion I extra-larg- flw3xaesq"(tc?''- f Board Delays Division of deii Lands - wvt car-owner- s to Planning the new capital outstatioh in- Ings at the lay of the pioneer refining firm eluded: in this area with Mr Badger 11am 6)jm 86 Evening in (he summer- were Lowell B Taylor Utoco Noon 7 pm 81 time In Salt Lake City are so vice president in charge of fi1 8pm 79 pleasant it’s a wonder the nance: P L Vender jagt vice 2 pm 9 pm 75 pm state legislature didn’t put a president in charge of market3 pm 10 pm 73 tax on ’em! ing and Robert G Clark gen- 4 pm 11 pm 70 See Page 22 Column 4 5 pm TODAY’S VALENTINE Midnight 68 A belated Valentine today to a Salt Lake City school teacher who according to her pupils is "Just super!” — She Is Mrs A The Utah State Land Board! sale or lease of the area lor C Margaret ' deferred for another va® developineftt on behalf of Richards and Wh‘ She pleaches two weeks a decision bn the dis $ music to the be in charge of recreational de position of the controversial vciopment 0f the area W5 I fifth and sixth The board confirmed the sale real estate grades at Wa- piece of satch School (Section 32) near the Glen Can- to high bidders of 20 other parBecause of her personality yon Dam after a public hearing cels of land along the Kanab-Gleand charm and her genuine love in’ Canyon highway with the the Capitol condition- - that utilization confor music every pupil at WaSale or lease' of the lahd to form to Kane satch School develops a love Leslie C zoning (Les) Taylor Salt ordinance The County’s for good musics Qne of her confirmed sales Lake City businessman who Included nine parcels aggregapupils writes: "She’s Just so submitted the bids for the 1305 acres to Consumers ting wonderful and she knows so Section was high urged by members Inc a firm headed by much about iftusic and she of the Utah Legislature civic Agency makes us know so much about Raymond Taylor Provo Mr music that I think she deserves organizations and Utah business Taylor reported from Flagstaff Ariz that preliminary plans an extra-largValentins of the — But the hearing was recessed are Tor a townsite Day” o July 15 to permit the Na— What a nice thing to say about development Including homes which a civic centeT cOTnmerclal sites tional Parks Service a teacher— and an choice sec- "and recreational facilities — Valentine to you Margaret Rich- wants to arquire-th- e tion through tn exchange to ’ Individuals and organizations ards! submit a written statement of which urged the board not to exSAM THE SAD CYNIC SAYS: its position to the board' the section for ojiher fed— TheUS Bureau of Reclama- change eral lands- - but to retain It for personally I feel safer With tion has raised an objection to private development included: Congress! ’ - 'v ” accidentally discharged Police ambulance officer Glen Grant got Into the crying ‘ t Denver act when he went to the aid ISee chart on Page 18 for the of the truck driver And the comjteitive picture of the revenurse wept when the gas nues orbp nine cities ranging to the clothing of the clinging in sie frof 168200 to 527000 trucker reached her eyes to popula ‘fimated according Mr Snyder was transferred tions as of Jan'-1937- ) to Veterans Hospital after been made in November While the ’ extraordinarily high Westminster School ffurse Jeann Marla emergency treatment i officials Commission have Lemal gives instructions on use of throat wash studied the relation of July and January prices in previous percentage years to establish figure it can apply to set values for the coming January It presented the plan to UADA officials The officials led by William T Ralph president generally backed - the An optimistic and enthusias- for a meeting soon to decide on commission plan but asked for chance to make their own tic governor jeturned to' Utah plans for the residence With study Jones’ after the afternoon supRep backing nearly Tuesday two weeks’ absence porters now number Gov Clydj Gov George D Clyde had at- Sen Orval Hafen (R-S- t George) t tended a Governors' Conference and Rep Jones Lake) in Virginia talked with Utah Secretary of State Lamont F In Washington Toronto Atty Gen E R Callis-te- r congressmen BLACKOUT on page 18 of conferred with other governors are opposed Issue of The Salt Lake today's on state problems and had visf Time for Study Tribune is worth $100 IF you ited the governor of Oklahoma Sen Alonzo F Hopkin turn in thecor- Deciding Factor has Indicated he’s op- rect solution He spoke Out on a variety of Blackout posed but has 'asked for more issues on his return Pete’s prize Is —flf'said he was "encouraged" time to study the plans And climbing again by StateSen Jaren L Jones’ Rep Richard C Howe and his treas-sir- e approval of plans for a modern Lake) has by letter said he has chest ' is residence for’TJjtah’s governors reservations about the plans Pete getting heavl- Mr Jones’ sanbllpn reported But with the backing of the er Last week no one correctly Tuesday morning Was looked governor and the majority lead- solved BLACKOUT No 55 upon In the state capita as de- ers of both houses the plans as and as a result Pete clunked ' presented seem destined to be $50 more into his treasure ciding the deadlocked IssufeOn reclamation matters tkf the approved plans The chest for this week’s winner abstained from voting governor said the "attitude and Turn to page 18 and match atmosphere in Congress” Is good agAinst the plans at the last your skill against old Black s for passage in the Senate of an meetlng' and are expected to do out Pete BLACKOUT Is free valdsen 17 from Norway gaze dejectedly appropriation of funds for Glen so again Gov Clyde said he Is to anyone who’’ reads The Not sick enough’ to go to ‘bed — yet— Isis 17 from Brazil and Turld- - Thor from a window at Westminster' Ferry Hall Canyon 'and Flaming Gorge “anxious” to get on with the The Tribune Almeida dams and the Navajo Vernal project and Paonla units of the Upper Colorado River Storage Project Park The governor has urged a 33 It’s Fireworks at million dollar appropriation about 8 million more than was " f approved in the House sides my kneecaps aren’t dimpled— they’re dented! e s will pay a smaller proportion of the state’s property tax bilj next year under an appraisal program now under study State Tax Commission Chairman R C Shoe j maker reported Tuesday He said the commission is planning to reduce the assess- the per capita amount $5075 or above the per capita revenues of Omaha and S 165 Million state-owne- V irr— Utah’s used rises Utah Oil Puts ment program earmarked 4 V pal incomt (on a per capita basis) of the nine cities Salt Lake City’s revenues would With eight have to be increased By comparison by $2503-60- 6 other major western and a year cities Salt Lake City of the II the biggest spender ! is in a financial squeeze rCL I VIs elinu UP Phoenix Ant) Lake revenues of Salt Total irlated Salt Lake’s income City Corporation for last year would have to be increased by were the lowest of nine’ cities selected by the Salt Lake Trib- $1487200 to equal the average une for a comparative study of the eight remaining cities even though four of the cities Beyond Means are smaller in population than Actually the Utah ’city did the Utah capital ttot But to equal the average Still Need More i956 eight of the cities (with And ‘fecal officials of some Phoenix eliminated again) Salt of the ciiTs with larger reve- Lake City would require $785 nues assent &ajt they will have to have more Wome to keep 400 more than it spent If Salt Lake City’s 1956 expace with demanhtV To equal the averalmunicl- - penditures rather than receipts a 16 f i By O N Malmquist Tribune Political Editor are t 4 a in Fiscal Bind City £'1 p ciiu s oiii 3iiaw put any stairways in i — — Nothing Serious TALKING TO MVSELF: Per State Considers Assessment Cut On Car Owners Anybody Got a Match ? Erimm- - Larsen- - left and Noradene Thurston are surrounded to be set off at Liberty Park Thursday night N w V e Fourth!' All day Thursday city state and federal offices banks the Salt Lake Stock Exchange and business houses will be closed Some business films will make weekend— Thursit a four-daday through Sunday Utah’s liquor stores will re main closed and parking meteia will remain idle’ “ si -- y - |