Show - - - - - - ''--' --- - -- -- - - - t - - - - j t 5 alt faille gtzbulit lAlea 1 News i --- SECOND SECTION StLT LAKE UTAH THURSDAY MORNING MY NOVEMBER Radio Lot45' PAGE 1 1951 - Butchers Veto Walkout Lurn tVilnerS heady '' 211 PAGE SEVENIEEN ' - '' c - 10 - e : r'"' a 1 ' - -- cr '::111:to 34411111nonft 41 - I '' ''''"'"'"164 - ' ' ' c''''''C- - ' ' v - 1 '' ork-Wee- EIR - k TRICK WAS TREAT Membership of the Meat - f Cut- - cwklife) - "Id 1SF ti of GA) Ilitat(-::- btetittelyg - 1 Absence I: I 1 r 't A wildcat strike at the United 2 I ' !States Smelting Refining and ' Mining Co appeared tended '- 1Wednesday after nearly 290 men -- out since Monday morning In ! 1 ntre eneaottricalloweeof oPfullitelhe Union terse and Food (A IP L) Local 53a averted a possible meat and grocery workers' strike vote early Thursday morn- I - - IpVuedlileldes4t1haeYD:affhtrit t i Return Penis ' Salt Lake newspaper street salesmen had their own treat At :44 HOursf : k ' ' Co-ntractFutes - - 7 9 '' ' : b '14 I v el ' fi 1:r 1 4:11 The street salesmen — who " ' 'haunt" the' downtown area ' 4 4 A-- -Iwith their sales cries—stepped ----- 4 ' ''' 4 i' r work In at their Regent St headquar-11 t'''' S ing by accepting a 1 1C1 ' Ipl " ters Wednesday night for re-i ' -4 i week contract a protest against single ' freshments and ehtertainment 41 ' '' I ' 1 worker-ligre- ed 1 '4 began at uattm In to return to their' ' otsT1LtertaLlks i I-44 I For off the being 's ado t t k I t State and continued past mid- the night when nearly all ' They made It clear during a V owana s ' ' It' ---'r Instant the - union's:- - Ysamilesnnigsenterswhaore-hs:udti''' VitnerSa451t '''' night—the Midvale yrnuld ' the' meeting at' I -'--contract with 100 retail outlets' '" t Lake TribuneSalt Lake Tele- go back to their Jobs 4 died The management proposal' tocontractor falls appear He I - 74 A' gram were treated to- lee I Was voted at l cm 4 had been absent for '' the past two "r) t 1 rerdu--staff I '‘ 4 ---- Thegrouerepwoast morelittle4ohapposn 400itionre ipn cid" b 1 'i -- Me- United th 1 for: - ' '''rt1711 1798 representative resentatir of Imre than 5°11' eth - East Steel Workers (C10) Union U 'N circulation — le night union's of 'O' entire the a stren0 4 w this worker leapp4unithursday 4 ' stiperybor30sobttior-s' Seek Wags Increases ' 1:-Incriling Mt Verdu indicated ! with slated t the arrangements A contract will be negotiated continue 'A ' 4' ' 1 t rove-4' 1 in- - I 4 r-a sal& for wage spokesman 1 Walked Off i ' t'' ' --41001111"' creases through the Wage Stabs-i -) 1 -s1-' i 'The men walked off the com-- f 2 i ' t 0 ' " i Mallon Board ' or '''4t ' 1 ' 1' ' tbree at t : Bingham property pany's t -f The union now working a 48- ' I0' ' - 4 days ago in an unauthorized -- week was asking to be cut hour j-114 t i ' 1 because the latrike 11 40 overtime 4 hours with back to ''1 l'ke ' ' - 4 ' 4 7 I I kk ing worker was not released by i '‘ 0 I plus a pay for itdditional-hour- s ''' ' ' Cell' the The difficulty company — 1 ''4tdifferential for hours ' ' 4 t ' tered over a company arrange1i ' 1 0 pm 40A11t N after worked 1 ! 4 to allows workers ment which 1 4 Also interested in the 'union ” 1 a I ' 'A :' f st draw straight wages or work on were 100 meat cutters 1 —111tit s 1 meeting ' 'A lk ' ' 44 with contractors contracts The ( I 4 'IP1 employed by five wholesale firms ' Ghosts and goblins skittered the incentive of more pay for i In the area Their contract based tI stif'" ''''''14111u-- -'" more work have been getting Lake Salt 4 1406 workers on of the retail chilly that along City T 4 ' ' also will be affected About 40 of streets Wednesday night stirring bigger paychecks 'than those of L tor— VVVVV them stayed on after the retailers Little fear—except in thisbearts the VU1d men: according to ‘ left to discuss possibilities of a of an apprehensive and jittery W C rage company vice presi: ' !iiirmnie dent and general manager of Will tt police force wage increase demand oierations— western Residents East the of Bench 'Simi-- Week' Proposal An air albeit will be sigaaled by seatinnenS ringlag of Garfield 1 A vellotocked first aid cabinet is shown to 1 Nalanizes 1443 E 17lit South by Mark C Mr Page added that others were startled about 12:20 cm The retailers in giving their School bell Betty Ann Dance 1631 Wilma Ave rings band be11 i Dishte Davis 145 Blahte Ave and Golden Lloyd Garfield Elementary Basel principal walkout still are when blew Thursday pranksters ' 'short week" proposal- pointed up a tree in front of 51 N Walcott workinginonthe contract basis "but a out that in effect the workers It wu not immediately known they have slowed down" and were will be getting a wage Increase what than explosive was used in the not making any more money — Unionized retailers who op destruction -workmen Police believe dyna- the wage-rate250 outlets 100 in of retail erated Sslas : was Smelter Periled employed the Salt Lake area saidit was mite A-Attalocatea in front tree was The ck said The company official opImpossible to meet Ralloween spooks had week basis of the Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity Wednesday that unless the walkposition on a flushed cheeks Wednesday out was settled by Thursday night week was a definite The Is ever alerted Utah lurched ever closer to alCity had twO deaths bringing the Pilot in mapping's defense for night nipped by typically Wailing sprites and specters the firms' Midvale smelter—one liSalt take both sides by compromise Hallow a Oae-yeD held most of their mischief of the loran atomic bomb attack 35000 such a raid is Garfield Elemen- chilly All record highway death city total for the year to 24 Earlier Wednesday each 'held Little back producers largest tine-leaAll weather Eve Hallows' if any city school students will know taty School l835-15t411 be Newto in the U S—would have In t'Flourrt East lcompared with 11 for the same separate meetings in the - - just what to S L Johnson- - ProPertl damage was reported as shut doiva to4L— He said ell but AI air attack warning would freezing for the "trick-o- r i—aty—total hotaellotet-with Dealh has 'leaned an the ac period last year treats outdistanced trickery along a few of the 423 imelter employes federal mediation commissioner be the trip lever to set the plan treaters" 17 Salt Lake City and eelerator—and the total of 32 Ifor all of 1950 was 111 would be affected in This move as intermediary The re the thoroughfares acting But the evening bad its less The Into operation according to Mark t the rest of- Utah with the deaths smashed all highway traf- - Statistics of the counties for tatters' offer was readied for S W Local and the cheerful side Three persons promise Of only C Lloyd prhlcipaL S S I St M have been negotialfit fatality records in Utah his October Including the total to union membership discussion were burned a housewili her torj Thursday tory for October date thbs year and in parenthesis early Wednesday evening log a new contract since last May Pirst the school's electric bell high Snow and rain pelted-othand a 7yearu14 boy neighbor strike—if which when completed will be what the effect Just now The has 1951 toll reached the total to this date 'a year ago would start ringing continuously rggions of the nation but stars would have retroactive to July 1 but this has had occurred Ignites Costuins it 121 Secty officials fear the and 1950 are: been is bard to the total for allot a signal reserved exclusively for shone through clear skies here Some As several children were ask-- no bearing on the walkouts both the present one piwpoint that probability ' an air new agree ing "tricks or treats" at 2010 II company and union officials said year high of 920 set in 1948 will Salt Lake County 4 In October markets bad signed ' 7 7: with the union 'before dondo Ave— one of two Jack to this date Lbe erased before New Year's Day 30 to date in I ments 09 — al Seventeen-municipoffice In 1 October was the third highest in 1950 and 25 for the entire year Wednesdal night lanterns burning on the porch ig- our electricity should ' five Salt Lake County cities and In month on retord—exceeded only 1950) Box Elder 4 4 OS nited the costume of Scott 4111-- 1 be band two cut belb t tetdd I towns will be involved in con- 1933 with 39 lard 4 9 by December — ‘ - Jenson son of Mr and Mrs Year be studtmts (2 II) ' Washinglon by rung immediately deaths and July 14411 with 33 Jenson 1980 liollywood Ave tests in next Tuesday's election I 13 (1 l 1111 San 8) 'Webers for Mr that purpose: r liteVICNV appointed deaths ' In Salt Lake was The lad taken by police City there will ' Duchesni 7 3 A said ambulance to Salt Lake County The infamous black Friday of Juan 2 5 (3 - - — be contests for two commission Lloyd ' General hospital where be wail 5) Wasatch Z 8 as 3) Utah Oct 19 when nine persons died Á whole chain of action would and three Judicial pests Murray be treated for second degree burns of traffic injuries Was the most 113 (4 9) Juab 1 3 (2 2) Grand whenever this bell sigstarted of both legs and the neck In will have contests for one COM nal terrible day on record 1 1 (3 3) and Davis 1 7 (11 13) FeAleral-Cotill- t to except forsingle Noting that federal All available trucks In the Salt occurence of two "good" condition he later was mission and one judicial office t Teachers would direct their the ' transferred to Latter-daSaints Lake City Streets Department — Midvale will have contests for students into the nearest cloak- titan during 1951 will total Sit- bus- tragedies ' Leland Ray Cloud Jr Neal llospitaL wM be asalgned immediately to DI Die la Week three town council offices Sandy room corridors to escape vulner- 63440004 the Utah Talinklera Ann- -- " o'' Lee 27 pick lip leaves in front of homes Mrs Donna Olson 32 Wash Hall and Fred Rim 4"a able thorround for window To areas called One seven-daWednesday of up the period for three town tottncil offices 1378 Delta St Stadium Village Streets Commissioner Joe L - 144 Motets suspected of loot- - suffered stray children four "idi ough-goinreview of the whole i past month—Oct 14 through 20— 1 and for treasurer and Vingham possible of first burns said Wednesday Christensen degree secure" wardens—two boys and field of I hut the Thousand Oaks CA post tsinSid from the when 12 were killed equaled or for three town council 'offices two both arms and legs when fire Home owners are asked to sixth from d the exceeded 1 office more girls than of grade— were 30 Oct the in formally 4The eandidate lineup in her kitchen place leaves - tn containers in caused $23 ' gaverrime n uhe monthly totals in the state's with tilegal possession about 530 damage etimmtmities of the county which would check lavatories the 'charged "Utah federal oi leans front of their residences for heavily pm nurse' room library auditorium was second to only of stolen money orders Wednes will have emitesta of one sort or another' history It crews 4 grants Plumed pout office room Neighbor and ex one other supply grounds day In Salt Lake City Salt Lake City—for mayor said Iss inperiod the However Commissioner Chris- A neighbor Vance Campbell At this point psychology would Isaseclanaa weeks two cepung men the The arrested earlY Alarmed Utah's Earl J Glade unopposed for come by skyrocketreleased ) be not tensen will noted Weal"' 'Sancti° Creigg into the picture 27 153 Delta suffered first end bus crashes occurred ' commissioner (two to be elected) - - - - ' traffic tom two state safety Tuesday in a Salt Lake motor second int deliver the lesves to ""Y" sixtb-grad- e permitted Three burns of the students court ! degree tight inspector police Grant M Burbidge Wendell L for fertil-Mar" received tram federal Th148toilfeatàred the organizations Monday took ao end by postalsheriffs go to the principals of-Bwere er hand- - him Olson wu treated to private properties Cottrell Louis E Holley depet3 1191 of the Christmas season bus eollision in lion to amounts Several izer grants requests purposes ' albums in an to record slow and it m4:fled before z IL Garnett at Salt Lake General Hospital to attempt were killed The 11 which 14 L C Romney For city judge take backget of this type have been received to three record ma- total state and tow expendi tragedy persons was released and down U commissioner and held Dec Reece & in and IS occurred Arthur Judge L'Ilays 1951 tures 0 streets $1150)0000 during the department The reports said the blaze was by The State Department of Pub- under 03030 ball each 1Tooele County C Anderson Judge J Patton chines set up in the corridors the bulletin stated leaves f o r e Tim defendants waived bearing started by being Persom desiring 'Seething' Mash Weeley and Raymond R Brady The gas:3400g recelied In 'Joseph W Dudler commission-Th- lic Safety director Joseph W remove fertilizer them -on kitchen the range Snow and 'strains of Mendelssohn's Utah this year is divided into er Of the State Department of Dudler announced 20 additional and were held for appearance in bested '1 Judge Marcellus K the city dump at 20th West f rewere Several minor be will ears U & iatrolmen Court fights District Utah of out that Pub80 Pointed Jensen Allen signed E Violht They Minor in will J Concerto Safety (BOO South St) 29 Ave IfromIndians' categories- according to the girt was Murray — for commissioner sound through the corridors of bulletin with highways reedy- - the current toll more than ex- - "within the next five days and were remanded to Salt Lake ported and a W L Butler cilia Alonzo Norton and Shelby West the building and other appropri- - trig the largest share ceeds the influence of this trig-at- added to the State Highway Pa- County Jail when unable to post arrested in a downtown tavern Lake City Power Salt under engineer for law trol's ages enforcement traffic record bail "being For judge Phil L Hansen and "soothing"' music will be Highways received 941511973 edy on the 1948 -and Heating Divisdon warned Utah's worst highway thsaSter contingent The patrolmen wereRichard C Howe For city audi beard from the other record play-- J while the other large 'categories Irt ordinances home owners that city tor Mrs Lillie M Baker un- ens vrere: old age assistance $3489 was the collision- of a school bus I employed last July prohibit the burning of leaves The Utah Safety ' Council This is to calm the children" 000 aid to dependent children and train on Dee I 1948 at Cresopposed t Purpose of the law is to reduce called at a for — Midvale meeting for city council Mr Lloyd explainedWe feet it S2223000 a n d unemployment cent in which the bus driver and Thursday smoke'" 10 a new to am -and vigormap (three to be elected) Earl Is very important to avoid panic" compensation and similar funds 23 youngsters Pelishet First offenders tse—taid are ous program of safety education ' Sinickle Arthur A Larson Roy The school's loudspeaker and $1063067 October Not Alone ' Issued a warning A' citation by a and enforcement Steadman Elton L Jenkins Lyle amplifier will be available so that School lunches airport aid exoctober is not alone in setting 'special police officer is given sec-said au patrol at Webster and Kelvin A Aylett directions can 'be given from a tension work vocational educe- - new records ond offenders and persons con 1951 during fatality bees to ordered have &en stop For treasurer Drew M lArsen centml location to all hall areas Hon wild life restoration and January- - with 24 deaths' and of burning leaves a third f victed mktseen every motorist making - To prepare- - for possible- - iniu- - matersal end child health were 'time are sublect to fines- with 19 deaths- - also-viI takes and issue warning tickets ---- Sandy—for town council (Non- ries seven tomplete first aid cab- - among the other recipients of Huth '! for the highs passed previous or tickets arrest upon depending Delbert J Fugal inets have been Placed in lc- federal grants partisan ticket) these mouth& q the magnitude of tke offense "Grants-in-aiEverett A Kunz and Leo L lions throughout the school's two cover a great and Orit with 25 The Ij safety council meeting WaS For town council buildhigs: Two stretchers and variety of uncoordinated serv- - andSeptember Lundberg h' le fatalities' resPeetieelY' announced G Ernest Bourne by (Citizens ticket) Deral Bishop five cots also have been procured arid oci?!11ed Frevi01111 highs the htilletia d executive seers Clyde Miller and Clyde Swen- for emergency purposes of I Multiple fatality mishaps have Lary of the I they result in - -- ---group - son I For treasurer (Nonpartisan All last year's teachers have certain services?' ' ( 1951 to total the been Important Mr who Bourne succeeds For taken that aid classes and new To firm a double chin rub ticket) Harold 0 Sjork b generally agreed that During all 17 years traffic Tee- Marlon A rSnow 'It 1 was formerly treasurer (Citizens' ticket) Pace teachers will be expected to take grants-in-ai-d a lemon ice cube over it after likely are here to ords have been kept by the ' Richards The cubetire made the bulletin continued gate there have been only 12 librarian and legislative research these classes Mr Lloyd said cleansing t atay's director of the United States Bingham — for town council — by treezing one part water t which Senate Prior to that time he ' in accidents t I 'automobile G West to L ) C with two parts fresh lemon (three be elected) four or more persons were killed served on the staff of - former t ' Joe Dispenza Bob Xmas Joe juice occurred this year have Three OD Utah) D Thomas Sen Elbert And to firm a sagging bank Timothy and Marlin Schultz For There have been 50 people ' 1 t i treasurer Joseph Scowl unopaccount place a Cl2scified Ad killed in only 20 of the accidents : 0in The Salt Lake Tribune posed ( 1 this year Telegram t "Jan Peerce a leading Metropolitan Opera tenor will arI - T Her's what happened isten 1 It rive in Salt Lake City late Friday afternoon to appear In - - Fatalities occurred in 12 coun-St4a' 8 ' ' ' 1 ad was run by tlds two-lin- e lpf4 concert with the Utah Symphony Orchestra Saturday at 830 4 Lake Salt ties October I during E 073 of Gerome List 'Isi ' George Churdi of Jesus Christ of coovavU pm in the Salt Lake Tabernacle ' South Latter-daSaints t arias" classi' cal who will Mr ad more peenPeerce ITheaks to a t passed by the sing 12 es SA Catopts1012 DIMP PVEZ Itst Isettik larly known operatic selection& on the program is known for 1971 legislature esfliswest $iNs3 More than Tri radio opera television and concert appearances and as a IV OMCn 000000 in Idle Utah funds will be i 4 Halloween spooks bad flushed sold ft al Mr Gerome czys: a recording artist worth an additional $33000 per 1 of first the the cheeks Wednesday night nipped day morning To encourage more music fans to °expose themselves to Utah Federation of Congregn- year in interest according to ' Had a least 20 calls and could a symphony concert Conductor Maurice Abravancl Ms arby typically chilly Afl 11411011eS timid Church Women meeting State Treasurer Ferrell H have sold a dozen more" d:t 10 am ranged a program that will include lighter selections as well in the Adams at Thursday to place a 'rribunefreeSIt's easy as Music" Ilandel below ' the 'Water sank 344 Nc36 Mr 3rd E Symphony Adams Temperatures Clubhouse invested andellotart's YWCA $701L5000 " in in C Major Telegram want ad: Just dial r South will be addressed by a ma - ' in state funds in U S lug for the ' Salt Lake City andI the red of and an efficient ad taker Mr Petite is scheduledto sing arias by IdendelssohN tionM leader ha their field Treasury notes drawing interest will help you write your ad Mozart Bizet and Leoneavallo Utah with the promise of only She h Miss Helen Frances at the rate of IIS 'S ' 7' I ' ' or mail it to The Salt take aSeason tickets for the Saturday concert and other Concerts s 4i Smith New York City Faiendly Prior to enactment of this law - s — i high foil' Thursdayi—0 Tribune-Telegra143 South I ' ' - ' Snow and rain pelted South accord' during the winter still are available at 53 W Service secretary Missions Coup- - investments were limited to IS '' ' Main to David S illatio& but director of 7 the the Veer Romney father ing cil of and his of month Jensen lege leases yegions Symphony managing Hollywood other' US Treasury notes carry- Stott Congregational Christian i II shone through clear skies which Ignited boy's clothesIit sines tickets for the concert aim are on tale be added ' Churcbes ' 1 Aire gage ruefully at nig interest of 011iY11Y4IP ' - ' : 4 ‘ I - N ' ' - - tc ' 44-ho- ' 4 1 I s: I: '"-:- ' ''' ! 1 - tr - otberA----''-'—- '!' 1 le only-ilthe- ' — r 4 ud Ist- -- lo - 1- r - - ft I ' I t's- - -- AL- ) - ' l 4‘-----1- - '''' - A ii 4- -- - ii--- thill : - - Trezts Defeat ' ricks on ' -- - :) -- - ' 1 -- "-' N - - 'ilt-r--- - -- sr- (Je li' 0- r 4 ' - -I- clAap:ndrudnysó 4 rSpooliy Night I - 1141 t: Ainas T-- It Bell AAttack 11 Be Ready First Aid Supplies - I - ? Garfield pupils Lead City Instructions In CIIILL GREETS SPOOKS 1 '51 Parade of Auto Deaths Speeds Toward Record d non-unio- n 40-bo- 44-ho- at r1 17 Offices Up in County I ' h o er Vote Tuesday lh Taxpayers r r 01 -- ç I Uuh's Granis "yen' L Cal Cailli)at(Iti 91Coast Suspects 11 Allappuu tirrisliglICLI till L S Lrcc ts'Ch lc p ' y Utill Gr' ups' Act to LIMO Tra'ffic'sToll 2 - y g 'we' one-thir- - - and' - anti-freez- e e - - ' r " - ee - no --- - - d LEMON CUBES FIRlit CHIN newly-appointe- over-stimulatio-n 1 - hr - ill JAN PEERCE ARRIVES FRIDAY -- FOR"SY11PLIONIT CONCERT Cheeks Clull Of Halloween Goblhii S - te Leader to Address investment Hikes ' 'fit' early r- -- t - 'tricks-or-treaters- five-yea- ' - Id jack-o-lasite- oP4 - - — -- - - -- - - -- - -- - 7 01910frovib-or- 1 AgnAmeow vrdiokA - -- yr |