Show October 3 19-1- License Tax Collection Shows Jump LOGAN — Problems of recon- version and providn jobs for rcttirnln ?er ice men will be o: major importance in the immediate postwar period Sen Elbert D Thomas told a large group of Cache county Democratic party workers at a meeting Monday night in the Logan headchamber of tommcrce quarter Sin Thomas spoke at the Tribune In temmun t ain Wire for members of the meeting OGDEN" — Collection of occupacentral committee the junior tional Yeerfi taxes from Ogdcn retail ard wholesale establishments a no nearly complete Monday that it appeared probable thatmeasures for enforcement of thirfw tax law would to 11ime esary Johnson Chief of Polce T has been directed by the city com- missor to commence enforcement Tribune Intermountaln Wire LRKDS Washington County— tif th r'ent ordinare setting up tax a svn ns Fingerprints of an unidentified the r r ips t ion !h rity re iirJ'r provides liu with rnindit were sent to Washington I) (' Monday in an attempt to lal of delinquent firriis the miu whose death In identify on Collections Iteports a gun battle Sunday ended a manThe lit of delinquencies was not hunt over five states as he walked oyer presented Monday as had been thPSurprised brow of a small wash in Pine planned However Mrs Leonard d valley foothills at 1:45 p m the nilouon city recorder a report to the effect that bandit filed twice from an auto6S 6'i of the collection are now in matic revolver at two unidentified Thursday when the city com- - federal bureau of investigation mlss:on issued its directive to the agents and Deputy Sheriff Carl police chief Mrs Tillotson tv- -of the rstiported that only mated 600 firms subject to the occupational tax had made theirpayments Since that date however another 145 firms have paid a total of $701450 bringing- the total number of payments to 531 POCATKLLO Ida— Sgt Calvin and the total sum of payments to R Ncrley son of Mr and Mrs JOS 749 '0 Several others have indicated Elmer It William Llarkfoot has that they will make their pa vnienls been missing in action in southern Immediately Mrs Tillotson said France since Aug 30 his sister CLaJm Kee Paid Mrs Ruland William 14S CottonMeanwhile W R Whito Ogden wood ave was informed Monday coal and concrete pipe dealer and Sgt Necley was recently decoVern Farr coal and wholesale rated for meritorious service in the paaohne dealer appeared before- battle of Rome the city commission for clarificaEnlisting in November 1911 he tion of tr occupational tax's appli- - went overseas six months later cation to their respective busi- - and had not had a furlough in three nesses They pointed out that thjy years of pervice An infantryman had already paid a $25 license fee he was attending1 Pocatcllo high school when he enlisted this year The commission explained that 'the $25 fv was a regulatory cense collected to pay for lnspec- Memorial Kites tiorji of weights and measures Such regulatory taxes are assessed Honor Soulier in addition to the occupational tax IDAHO FALLS Ida— Memorial against any business which re- rites for Pfc Oliver Fyllingness quires periodic or special inspec- formerly of Idaho Falls who was tions or supervision from police killed in action July 15 in Italy were conducted Sunday afternoon fire or health departments The two dealers expressed their in the Idaho Falls First Lutheran favor of the occupational tax but chapel by Rev Enoch Sandeen took the position that $25 annu- pastor Mrs Mildred Fralick offered ally was an excessiw license fee for the number of times their piario numbers and Harold Holm weights and measures are sang two solos Rev Sandeen in a year's timo They were talked on "The Battle of the Na- assured by the commission that tions" The service flag was pre adjustments cf these rates would sented by members of the Bonnebe given due consideration when ville American Legion post the city license system comes up Pvt Fyllingness was a son of for revision Mr and Mrs Olaf Fyllingness Nvssa Ore former residents of Idaho Falls 30c ! ' Democratic officials and several Invited guests He briefly described congressional activities along this line and told of the administration's policies to cope with these He problems charges that many statements made by publican leaders were untrue and declared "We need a man of experience to lead our nation in the trying period to follow" Sen Thomas expressed belief j prv-ente- j Caldwell but was killed instantly when hit through the temple by a bullet fired by one of the group Two automatic revolvers more than 52000 In cash burglar's tools and food to last several days were His descripfound on the man tion fits that of a bandit who robbed a Trairie City Ore bank Sept 20 although positive identification is pending word from Washington D C according to Jay C Newman" special agent in charge Salt Lake City office FBI j Idaho Soldier Held Missiiir j ' ' i ' j j ' j J:- -j : GOP Politieos Visit Duchesne Awakening during the night to find his cabin at 1416 S State fifled with monoxide gas William Crist 21 Rockbridge Va barely managed to crawl to a iloor police reported collapsing Monday A gas tstove which had not been fully shut off was believed responsible for the near accident Mr Crist honorably discharged from the mart Acs told police he had hitchhiked to Salt Lake City from Pocatello Ida Sunday Military police brought him to police emergency hospital for treatment from where he later was released to Salt Lake Veterans' hospital bf-fo- ri - -- DUCHESNE — Utah's Republican candidate carried their election bid into eastern Utah Monday tour and three with a rallies in Duchesne county Under the wing of Heber T Hall Republican county chairman and Mrs Fern T Moffitt vice chairman Congressional Candidate Eriant H Stringham headed the day's barnstorming presentation of state and national issues Lt Col Leland O Gee candidate for state treasurer and George H Collard bidding for the secretary of state post were joined by Horace Allred Roosevelt aspiring to state house of representatives and Charles Henderson Vernal who seeks a state senate seatfrom Uintah and Duchesne counties Don Mack Dalton American Fork candidate for district attorney from the fourth district also was in the day-lon- IHGRID BERGMAN —In- - Jl JOSEPH COTTEN Alio IN TECHNICOLOR "MONUMENTAL UTAH" and "CITY OF IR1GHAM YOUNG" party Adam S Bennion United States senatorial nominee joined the party for the twin rallies Monday evening here and in Roosevelt Monday's appearance wai the tour for Mr first on the state-wid- e Collard He struck out for a thorough housecleaning in Utah's state COMMENCING NEXT MONDAY era Ararat en m Ai O "M § mm artt IiMmu All aiu I I E0LB-- 5 T T Promptly Ralleve Coughing Mak Breathing Easier Irtak Up Congestion In Upper irritant Musterola not only rriiey coughing aore throat tight ac ninz eties muscles due to cold Birr also breiki up congestion in upper bronchial tract noe and throat So much easier to apply than a mustard plaster Just rub it oru "'Vo futs A'o mms uilh Al uiieroUJ' IN 3 STRENGTHS Children' Mild Musterole ReeTiIar Bronchial Tract Nose Throat Ever since they wero tiny tots— whenever the Quintuplets catch cold — tood eld reliable Musterola is Immediately rubbed on their chests throats and backs Musterole gives such wonderful and prompt relief because it'a more than just an ordinary "salve" It'a what ao many Doctors and Nurses call a modern counter- - BfSchoIsZin&pgds Batting Bam Are tiers Again Craft f ff fHT FILUUEC 50 109 25 FLOUR so tbdSnow 229 25 116 Bake these easily for October delight K1I4MI' SSI IA a ii 1 A DROP BISCUITS Follow your regular recipe for baking-powde- r bisur but tie enough milk (about a cup so mixture vmII drop from teaspoon on an ungreasi'd baking tin Bake in a hot oven Y) for 12 to 15 minutes Makes about 16 biscuits state government the candidates will Tuesday move into Uintah county where County Chairman Henry B Milli- cam and Mrs Ruth Haslam vice chairman have outlined a rigorous day's program This Ls Mr String-ham'- s Iff ri Allfl Morning Cookies 100k AT 99c 26c Lbs Swansdown Reg Pkg Choice Seedless Pkg 9 Royal S°fi" bnortcning Sp"dy mi Baking Soda u 8c Pancake and Waffle Flour 24c VArilLLfl Pkg SS-- disquici: 20c tract oz SUGAR Ex- - Imitation Wettag Powdered lieet Pkg (With Stamps) 2 for 13c Bottle Gold Medal 40-Pkg 41c 4-- V TH£SC VAlUiS SUZAI1NA Glory for Delicious Lars Pk( I6-o- iif is naturally fresh btcaus it's rushed from form ts you full assure value yeu by the pound to guaranteed to please or your money returned in full Tat! Safaway produt ) Selal Jonathans Sweet Crisp APPLES Fancy Grade No Southern YAMS Sweets ONIONS 93c GRAPES V 9 So YELLOW prick dough well all over Plane in drip pan Rake in hot oven (I'iO' F) 15 minutes Heduee best to moderate oven I'jO F ) and bake 45 minutes or until done hasting every 15 min-ule- s with syrup made by boiling 1 nip granulated migir nip water and 2 tbsps butter or margarine When baked frost lops immediately with medium-thicpowdered lugir butter icing well-grease- 1 Bag Fresh Fanry Sweet BLACK REB1ER CONCORD— For Jelly 20-L- Sajtuay lb Hsmemakers' Bureau Jl'LIA LEE WRIGHT Dirflof Lellucc So 1 Solid Crisp No Size Cauliflower fJc"??L"' 30lb lug 149 Medium 1 ' Potatoes S No Large 24-e- i Site lb 3120 PEET'S 23c Fkf A" 1 Washed 0XYD0L 10s lb Reds and White PRODUCE PRICES SUBJECT TO DAILY MARKET CHANGES I 3c iib lb 10c Icebcrt Crystal White Giant 10 for 45c Ian Palmolive Soap Rtaular 3 bars 19c Size lb snowball $139 Luf b U S SWEET 50-L- b z 17c DUMPLINGS standard pastry recipe roll the patry inch thick and cut into squares Wash end pel 6 whole medium-sizecooking apples rrniove ori's anil place one apple in I lie center of each patry square till each core hole with of cinnamon and nutbrown sugar and a meg and tbsp butter or margarine Dampen edges of pastry and draw up around apples pressing securely together With sharp tined fork Using a - 189 RAISINS Even mora appetizing drop biscuits result if you add 'depending on personal taMesi Jj cup of raisins or chopped nutmeaU or diced chese to the mixture before kneading it Or use tomato juice instead of milk for the moistener! Anal for aleuert how about AP!E Lbs OATS s ICED Jyrr 2S Lb FLOUR sHoarB0"om this evening's dinner appetiiingly why not hnke some drop biuits' 'cry ' little time is rrqltired! diflt-ren- t government and seconded the appeal of other state candidates for economy and simplification of the Kitchen Enriched Lbs TO MAKI Fri-da- THREE DAYS ONLY from commercialism to prac- ticing doctors Dr Gregg praised the standards set up by the new medical school saying: "I beg you here at the beginning of a medical school t respect tradition Not the tradition you have Inherited but the tradition you arc creating" wider and greater public interest stronger motives for high scholarship and an increased opportunity for collaborating in teaching and research" the medical director explained To the state a medical school through its research can solve problems of disease peculiar to that region and be a guide free 0USGS 'V-Da- y' SEETSrapffi News Chief Talk 7 Tribune Interniountalri Wire Solving problems of disease LO&AN — Official Washington young men and women keeping has turned its thoughts largely to of in the state and raise ability the current political campaign the standard of the medical after congress has acted on some are the benefits of of the more urgent parts of the profession new the of Utah's University reconversion program but many controversial- - issues remain to be medical school to the intermounsettled when the lawmakers retaln west Dr Allen Gregg convene after election Frederick of medical science director T Champ director of the U S Rockefeller foundation said In chamber of commerce reported an delivered Monday address a from Monday after returning series of meetings in the east evening in the Uhion building Mr Champ attended sessions Dr Gregg who stopped in Salt of the chamber of commerce board Lake City Friday for a visit with of the national resources commitDr A Cyril Callister dean of tee of the organization at Washington D C and the board of the medical school spoke on the directors American Forestry subject "The Meaning of & Ansn New York City "Much has been done but much Medical School" Dr Gregg said the new medremains to be done to pave the ical school Is of equal value to way lor reconversions and demobilization when partial and final the University of Utah and to the residents of the state victory are achieved" he declared "It means to the university a "Important steps in the program are being revised because of developments on the fighting fronts which may remove the occasion and prolong military for a ItopprtMure Torljv tln operations in Europe" apot and quickly He pointed out that the national on th tore ea!louAC — uic the imovi wage and therefore inflation oft cushioning soothing situation again Is clouded by pend- pad Sold everywhere ing decisions on the removal of wage controls as a result of an attack on the little steel formula fslfe Ad Club Slates B-1- IRcekefellcr Foundation Director Explains Advantages of U Medical School g Lyman Flier Wins Oak Leaf Cluster CHARLES BOYER s ern economy Dr W W Merrill Democratic party chairman was in charge of the meeting and plans for the forthcoming campaign were A rally for the genoutlined eral public to fenture campaign speeches by fetute and national candidates was discussed and will be held later this month home county and the congressional aspirant is expected to carry the burden of the day's activities Included on the schedule arc a reception for the candidates at Vernal by the Uintah county LYMAN Wyo — Sgt Norland women's Republican club and a E Larsen 20 Lyman Wyo and rallv and dance there beginning at 7:30 p m Montpelier Ida has been awardto the air ed the oak leaf cluster medal for courage coolness and skill displayed on bombing attacks over nazl Europe He is a waist gunner on a His parents are Mr and Mrs PROVO — Robert C Elliott Joseph E Larsen Lyman and noted his wife is Mrs Donalda Larsen postwar editor of the Montpelier He enlisted in March Scripps- - Howard newspapersof and the former managing editor 1913 Salt Lake Telegram will address the Provo Advertising club TuesWait Concert Pianint day noon at Keeleys cafe according S Carter president OGDEN — Arthur Rubinstein to Mr Garn Elliott who will discuss eminent pianist will appear at thev the growth of the "western school auditorium Ogdcn high will be introduced by H empire" S m feature as the firat at p of the Ogden Community — Weber J Heisch manager of the Provo Sears Roebuck store college concert series 5:30 3 that the Geneva slecl plan and other such installations will become a permanent part of west- Marine Survives Gas Accident Bandit Suspect Identification Waits Finder Print Clearing 1 to 'CapUal Turns To Campaign Senator Thomas Outlines U S Reconversion Yet Job Provisions at Cache Meeting w5wlvS?minJrtumu Granulated Soap 33-- ka ei 26c 4W ifl - r: -- AY -j i 7 y- " u I MMJJLLL COFFEE COFFEE COFFEE I FEATTjaWV- lynne Stevens - i Dickvccd Rhythmaires H 1 H ' II ' U NOW PLAYING feM STAGE DKAMA NOW PLAYING Crtia f I I I n I 1" HOW —In Oct to LYRIC THEATRE Nn i Offiet Optu at Flaar Leqtt — ISc Prle: Main SSc (lacl Tax) lalcvny Armd orf Admitted ttr - 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