| Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE TUESDAY MORNING 20 -- JUNE 9 1936 Finds Bonus Money Granger Diploma Rites Clear Skies County Board Greater S L Tell Bonus for Plans They Due Hasten to Scheduled at Opposition on Urges Change Day Planned Bring Drop In Mercury Trade Tempo Home Grounds For Hospital On Thursday U of U Today Medical Superintendent on Different Basis Report Recommends Appointment of a medical of the Salt Lake general hospital “with adequate compensation" but without the privilege of hospitalising private cases will be recommended by the present county commission to the reorganised commission early next year after commissioners elected in November take office Until that time no change will be made in the policy of the hospital for the reason that the present commission "dislikes to develop a new policy for a new commission” and also for the reason that the county now is reported to be financially unable to increase the compensation of the present superintendent Such was the position taken by the commission after lengthy consideration of the petition of the Salt Lake County Medical society that the commission revoke the privilege accorded Dr R J Alexander hospital superintendent to treat his private cases at the hosauper-Intende- nt pital Report Issued e A closely typewritten report was Issued by the commission outlining its position on the issue The report outlines the studies made by the board ip an effort to arrive at a solution to the problem Specifically setting forth the commission's stand the report says: “The board of county commissioners desires to state that it will recommend to the reorganized board of county commissioners who may be elected in November that a thorough consideration of the contentions of the Salt Lake County Medical society be given as well as the adopted resolution pertaining thereto of the advisory board of the hospital and will urge that a medical superintendent be appointed with adequate compensation and the privilege of hospitalizing private cases be revoked The necessary budgetary appropriation for this purpose will be included in the hospital budget of 1937 which will be adopted in November 1936 in order to facilitate such a change on the part of the incoming board of county commissioners five-pag- Amicable Solution Merchants to Participate in Gigantic Sales Bargain Event Greater Salt Lake day will be observed Thursday Replacing the old Down Town day program Greater Salt Lake day will find virtually every merchant in the city participating in a gigantic sales program The sales events are designed to Inaugurate the summer buying season and department stores furniture establishments specialty vendors drug and grocery stores will participate Newspaper advertisements will carry full accounts of the most featured bargains and display windows and counters will exhibit select offerings “Every store entered in Greater Salt Lake day” said Hugo V White chairman of the committee in charge of the event “will post a card in its display windows Merchants have made reductions on all merchandise for this special event” The Utah Light and Traction company through special arrangement will reduce fares on ail city street car and bus lines for shoppers who by one-hatake advantage of the Greater Salt Lake day sales program All persons going to the shopping district between the hours of 9 a m and noon will be given a transfer which is good for return passage home up to 8 lf p m Mr White said a special invitation is being extended to buyers to enjoy the savings to be offered in the big sales event He said shoppers are expected to Visit Salt Lake City from many intermountain points Cof C Backs Bond Election Ask Vote on Financing Auditorium Airport Sundown skies were cleared of storm clouds Monday and ExerCommencement cises to Follow Student Processional Campus Approximately 600 University of Utah graduates will bid a fond farewell to their college days at the h anconclusion of the nual commencement exercises at Kingsbury hall Tuesday morning The graduates will form at the John R Park Memorial building at 10 a m and march in solemn procession to Kingsbury hall The procession will be headed by President George Thomas of the university and W W Ray the commencement speaker They will be followed by members of the board of regents the deans faculty members and the graduates Charles Brenton Widmeyer AM DD professor of religious education at Pasadena college will deliver the Invocation to open the sixty-sevent- Only a trace of precipitation was recorded from the misty rain that fell in- normaL termittently The June precipitatipn stands at 82 of an inch This amount is AS In excess of the monthly average to date although the 1204 season total is L30 inches deficient Salt Lake Man Esther Neuenschwander and Miss Catherine Street the Dies in Metal class with the university orchestra then present Dvor Tanec” Mine Cavein the presentation the senior seevices Musical Number Miss both of of 1936 will ak’s “Slovansky followed by class gift by Lynn H Stockman class president This will be followed “Concerto C Fellow by Rachmaninoffs Minor” by Miss Marion Robbins of the class of 1936 President Thomas will then address the graduates and give the president’s annual report on the Boy condition of the university "Shipmates O’Mine” by SanderJeff Smith 26 was killed in son will be surig by Rampton Bar-lowith Mrs Margaret Millick cavein at the Armstrong mine in the Barlow as accompanist Highland Boy district Bingham To Delives Address shortly after 7 p m Monday Although several miners were in Mr Ray a graduate of the uni' of the cavein none was versity in 1902 and a prominent the vicinity local attorney will deliver the com' injured Smith died of a back fracture and mencement address following which the awarding of certificates a crushed chest although Dr R G and the conferring of degrees Frazier attending physician had of scholarships prizes fellowships and not completed his examination the body other awards will be made Cause Unknown Captain Charles H Swartz asCause of the cavein was undeter sistant professor of military" science and tactics will present commis- mined attendants at the mine said sions as seconcj lieutenants in the Mike Boscovich Murray was refield artillery reserve to approxi- ported as foreman of the mine is a property of the Utah Cop mately 50 university R O T C which per company graduates Harold B Lee president of the Extent of the damage caused by Pioneer stake of the L D S the falling rock was not estimated the church will confer benediction to Neither was it learned whethercavemine was closed because of the close the ceremonies Graduates of the class of 1936 in which occurred in a drift Young Smith resided in Salt Lake held their annual senior class day exercises at noon the the Union City with his parents Mr and Mrs C J Smith 173 North Fourth West building Monday street Acts as Toastmaster Deputy Sheriff J E Householder Raul Thomas acted as toast- was assigned to investigate the case master Other speakers were and Justice of the Peace Kenner Max was appointed Herald Carlston historian acting coroner Matheson valedictorian Miss Eve- Neither had completed their reports Miss at midnight Monday lyn Blood prognosticator Lois Virginia Smith class poet Born In Salt Lake Mr Stockman presented the traSmith was born in Salt Lake Jeff class link in the university ditional chain to David King president- City May 2 1910 the son of Mr and Mrs C J Smith He was educated elect of the seriior class Mr Carlson was elected president in Salt Lake City schools and had of the outgoing class at the lunch' been employed at the Armstrong eon Other officers elected are: mine for about a week Besides his parents he is survived Miss Maxine Crookston vice president Mr Matheson secretary by his widow Mrs Ruth Greenberg Smith two brothers Earl and LesCharles Otterstrom treasurer The graduates will be guests of ter Smith and three sisters Viola honor at the annual alumni ban- Dorothy and Ruby Smith all of Salt quet Tuesday at 6:30 p m in the Lake City Funeral services have not been Union building to conclude comarranged mencement week activities A in Iron County Fight Pay Explained Fifteen thousand veterans are expected to have applied for bonus bonds by June 15 and adjusted service compensation certificates are estimated to average $500 They range in value from $115 to $1500 Estimates Made Assuming that all veterans will cash their bonds and that funds will be spent in Utah according to estimates made nationally the fol lowing slices of bonus pie may be expected by the following busi- Mishap Judicial Meet Summer Term EnvoysNamed Opens in City Mojnkey Pursuit Cash nesses: s Merchants and retailers on old debts $2587500 or 345 per cent Motor cars and accessories $450-00- 0 or 6 per cent Miscellaneous expenditures such as insurahee and Savings $900000 or 12 per cent Furniture and household items $2550000 or 34 per cent Personal Uses Clothing and personal uses $487-00- 0 or 65 per cent Investments and businesses $525-00- 0 or 7 per cent This tidy sum is expected by local business houses to keep the wheels of commerce and Industry turning at spring-tim- e speed through Salt Lake City’s summer-tim- e Of the sum expected for Utah half will find its way to Salt Lake county and a third in Weber county with the remainder scattered through the rest of the state Bonus bonds may be expected by Salt Lake City veterans on the eve ning of June 17 since they will be mailed from San Francisco on June 15 Because personal deliveries must be made Postmaster I A Smoot has requested that all veterans remain at home on that evening If they are not at home they must call for the bonds at the post office within 30 days otherwise they will be returned to the treasury To Obtain Cash To obtain immediate cash the veteran must turn his bond into one of the seven certification offices to be established in Salt Lake City where clerks will issue receipts and mail checks to the veteran's home within 24 hours The same procedure will be followed in Qgden but veterans residing in other communities must consult local postmasters who will send the bonds to the Salt Lake City post office to be cashed Because the government wants to avoid all possibility of fraud the veteran who cashes his bonds must in turn be personally identified at a bank before he can cash his check and send his dollars trickling into the channels of trade The bonus bonds moreover belong solely and exclusively to the veteran They may not be attached or assigned for debt nor may they apply on a court judgment or an O U They are not subject to any court order whatsoever and attorneys believe that so far as the money can be identified as bonus money proceeds from cashing the bonds may not be impounded Large registration was reported by school officials Monday on the opening day of the six weeks’ summer school session Total enrollment is expected to reach 350 George A Eaton assistant super intendent of schools urged those planning to attend the summer school classes at West and Roosevelt high schools to enroll immediately as Monday's registration indicated the classes soon will be filled Because of the heavy demand Mr Eaton said work in the articulating unit formerly known as the seventh grade will be given at Both of the high schools Considerable interest was reported In the automobile mechanics course as well as the class in Diesel engine Likeconstruction and operation wise interest was shown in instrumental music classes for beginnings and advanced students Gets Promotion L B Bigler assistant manager of the Sait Lake City office of the Cali' fornla Western States Life Insurance company for the past two and a half years will leave Wednesday for Oklahoma City where he will b? manager of the state office of his company for Oklahoma Wire Engineer Goes to Gotham Raymond R Hill for the last eight years associated with the Utah and Idaho division of the Associated Pres Monday was en jt"' route to Newf York City He is J succeeded here as if supervising traf- fic engineer by J ' B Howett trans-1-yC'' 'a ferred from Mil-‘- 'I waukee Mr Hill who ’f f has been emAs- ployed by Uhe sociated Press for the last 18 years in the worked Walla Walla and the Wash Mr Hill Idaho Pocatello headquarters before coming to Salt Lake City He will receive special training in wirephoto and general office work in New York City Other members of the family will to visit go to Kinnewick Wash with relatives after which they will join Mr Hill 9 Boy Scouts Open 6W ilderness Camporal sen-tenc- -- 4 i In opening ceremonies flags of the United States were given to each patrol for the period of the camporal on condition that they might be flown as long as the patrol camp is kept in good order but must be taken down if the camp becomes untidy Campfire exercises were conducted later following dinner which was cooked by each patrol over blazes lighted by flint and steel (No matches are permitted within the camporal) Planned Tuesday are an opening orange hunt before breakfast when 500 oranges secreted on a hillside will be salvaged a scavenger hunt hikes to Lake Desola and campcraft exhibits The camp area is in excellent condition and although light rainfall was experienced twice Monday afternoon no interference with the plans’ was anticipated Each boy is adequately equipped to endure bad weather Merrill Christopherson Utah national parks associate executive is in charge of the campfire programs S D Young Ogden area executive was In charge of D E checking in the patrols Hammond Salt Lake council executive is in charge of ceremonies and Robert H Lammott Sait Lake council fjeld executive is in charge of health and sanita- tion and other nearby lakes i Blood’s Strength Editor’s note— The Tribune’s political writer who is touring the state discovers that Iron county has an issue of its own The story is told in the following exclusive article country this year beginning June lg w Firemen Refuse Peril The source of stimulation will come from bonus payments— twa billion dollars worth of them Utah’s share of the bonus dispensation— to be paid in the form of bonds which may be immediately cashed— is estimated at $7500000 Workers Escape Injury in Highland “Furthermore the county com missioners are of (he opinion that A special bond election for the this problem can be brought to an voting of $900000 in municipal obli amicable solution and completely gations for a civic auditorium comsettled at this time and meanwhile pleting improvements at the Salt we feel that the county medical so- Lake City airport' and establishing fire station and alarm ciety should evince its interest not a new central coerce or try to prevent any doctor system was asked Monday in a resofrom giving volunteer service in the lution passed by the board of govinstitution On the contrary they ernors of the chamber of commerce should be encouraged to give such The bond issue would be divided service for after all the public will providing $690000 for an auditorium be served and the county medical $150000 for the airport and $100000 society should realize that the pub for ths fire station lie must be served so far as the law Separate Votes and responsibility of the present In the resolution the governors board of county commissioners is asked that each item be voted upon concerned” issue is if the and that The hospital advisory board the separately the voters the funds by approved explains report spent several shall be used for no other purposes months investigating the hospital than that designated on the ballot situation of other counties and cities On the civic auitorium and fire throughout the nation of a volun- station projects the bond issue teer nature similar in size and popu- would be in anticipation of the city lation to Salt Lake county grants and loans from “Massive data were accumulated” obtaining W A the the report continues “It was sifted It Pis estimated that the civic audiby the committee and at the meet- torium would necessitate the outlay ing of the advisory board on May 14 of $1000000 The $150000 for the the following resolution was adoptwould be the city's share of ed and transmitted to the board of airport the proposed $2000000 project now commissioners of Salt Lake county: in That in view of the fact that the awaiting approval Washington To Urge Election term of the county commissioner of health and charity terminates at the The governors authorized Gus P end of this year as does also the Backman executive secretary to present arrangement with the super- appear before the city commission intendent and the county commis- and ask that the special bond elecSalt Lake City and county Demosioners we deem it inadvisable to tion be held make any change at this time and Previously the board had ap- crats elected 181 delegates to the therefore recommend that the work proved the three-poimunicipal Third judicial district convention to continue as at present with the Improvement program but at that be held Saturday at 2 p m in the direct understanding that with the time did not go on record as to the city and county building at pridiscoming in of all new officers it be favored means of financing the im- maries conducted in the various tricts Monday evening understood that the management be provements The election of the delegates was put on a definite full time contract uneventful party leaders said and which contract should not inAt the convention 200 delegates clude any private patients and that from Salt Lake Tooele Summit and suggestions and recommendations will be given to the next board of Daggett counties will nominate six candidates for the district bench county commissioners relative to and one candidate for district atthe administration of the hospital torney staff control and the relationship The six Incumbent judges hove with the Salt Lake County Medical Salt Lake City firemen refused announced their candidacies Dissociety and that these things shall to handle a call on the city’s east trict Attorney Calvin Rawlings who be determined with the cooperation side is a candidate to succeed himself of the Salt Lake County Medica'l A Monday afternoon pet monkey belonging to E K has no opposition at ths present society’ Brackett of 1122 Bueno avenue es- time Charges Probed from its owner and took to Incumbent jurists are Allen G “The commissioners made an in- caped the trees near 1218 East First South Thurman Herbert M Schiller P C of dependent survey allegations per- street Evans James W Kinney Roger I to statements relative to the Battalion Chief J K taining who) McDonough — abuse of and Oscar W Me- the number Of pay patients looked the situation Piercey over said: Conkie which the superintendent has had no Frank Bucks in my outin the hospital during the past sev- “There's City Judge A H Ellett presiding fit That monkey jumped 12 feet on the police court bench also is a eral years In addition to this every time you waved a hand at candidate He resigned his position queries were made of other county him” as Democratic chairman of ward hospitals as to pay executive reMore than 50 excited and to comply with requirements sponsibilities part time and full girls spent several hours boys in an at- of his candidacy time employ of medical superinto coax the down pionkey tendents whether parfctime or full tempt from the trees They failed At Vets Council to Meet time superintendents were allowed a late a hour the monkey remained to bring private patients into the United Veterans’ Council will The at large hospital and treat them and whether meet at 8 p m Wednesday at the hospital staff privileges were afNewhouse hotel with Chairman forded them It is quite apparent Good Will Party Hops Ben Roe in charge of discussions that policies vary in different communities” Off for Return Trip Pointing out that “in communities or counties of a population of After being delayed a day by 100000 or over the percentage of stormy weather 58 members of the private patients to total admissions northern California good will tour is 99 per cent” the report says that Approximately 450 Boy Scouts group left Monday morning by their "the county commissioners feel that special fleet of planes to return to members of ranking camping the policy of the present adminis Fresno Cal of the sjate Monday bepatrols tration to maintain this institution The group Saturday was enterthree-da- y encampment at (the general hospital) for county tained by the chamber of commerce gan a canGiles Cottonwood flat Big should be adhered two-day charity patients and frieftds during their to” The commissioners further say stay in Salt Lake City yon Known as the wilderness — that “if it is possible to reduce the camporal the function represents the peak of attainment in scout-cra- ft 38 per cent pay patients coming in Gives Parley Report and camping ability to the irreducible minimum of none In attendance were 24 patrols it would be Consistent to the atti of Reports on the annual convention thdJtNational Association of from Salt Lake council and aptude of the commissioners” Owners and Managers proximately 19 from Utah naBuilding were given by Horace B Whitney tional parks Council 12 from OgJurymen Convict den area council and nine from president of the local organiza' Roy Rasmussen 28 of 433 Fifth tion and manager of the First Na- Cache Valley area council East street was convicted by tional bank building and T C Teel The scouts traveled by automoThird district court jury Monday of manager of the Medical Arts build bile to the check-i- n station 114 a statutory offense He is to be miles from the mouth of the caning at the last meeting for the seaSaturday —by Judge James son of the local group Monday in yon and hiked one mile to the the Hotel Utah W McKinney campsite $7500000 June 17 Business wheels which ordinarily begin to slacken speed in summer months are expected to accelerate in Utah as well as other parts of the of District Bourbon Party Workers Utah Veterans Will Get temperatures began to lower at nightfall although weather conditions during the day were near normal The weather bureau forecast fair conditions for Tuesday and Wednesday and saw little prospect for a change in the average range of temperatures The maximum was 78 degrees Monday and the minimum 53 The mean of 68 was two degrees lower than By O N MALMQUIST Iron county has a political issue of its own—one which is creating considerable discussion and one which might leave some strong antagonisms within ths Democratic a county organization The issue directly concerns Walter K Granger speaker of the house of Representatives and a candidate for the Democratic nomination for secretary of state But due to a combination of circumstances it might affect the fortunes of Governor Henry H Blood in that county It appears that Mr Granger who long has been politically prominent in Cedar City and Iron county has incurred the animosity of certain party workers They naturally would like to send an delegation to the state nominating convention figuring that this would badly impair if not destroy Mr Granger’s prestige in other sections of the state Maw Following Another group has been active in " sponsoring the candidacy of Herbert B Maw for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination A possible outgrowth from a situation of that kind would be the development of mutual attraction between the two groups The group concerned primarily with the nomination of Dr Maw might throw their strength against Mr Granger in return for some Maw support from those whose chief concern is to stop Mr Granger Apparently either by inteiit or natural political gravitation something like this has happened As a result there are three distinct Democratic factions in the county but more particularly in Cedar City at the present time One group Is working for the renomination of Governor Blood and Some Salt Lake City recipients of the veterans' boqus the nomination of Mr Granger for tell how they will spend Uncle Sam’s money due next week secretary of state in the form of bonus bonds Left to right (top) William J Another is envisioning a delegation which will vote against Mr Higbee disabled veteran Lieutenant Joseph Eve of the Granger and support Dr Maw for Salt Lake City fire department and Miss Ada Taylor Graham the gubernatorial nomination war nurse Left to right (below) George Dingledine D & R Third Group Active G W railroad car shop employe J W Plant business man Still another is working for an and Ai Pauli unemployed veteran delegation which will support Governor Blood for renomination This latter group is made up of those who are determined to administer a rebuff to Mr: Granger but who are as yet unwilling to go so far as to inject their local differences into the gubernatorial contest The Granger supporters claim Nurse Will Educate Nephew While Others Decide that the vocal manifestations of their opposition is all out of proportion to its real strength They preto Fix Flivver Save ‘Rainy Day’ dict that Governor Blood will have a solid delegation from Iron county A representative group of veterans Monday related how they and that Mr Granger will go to the will spend their bonus money after payment has been completed on convention with all the delegates him the evening of June 17 All have some definite idea in mind as to behind The group on the how the money' they will receive can best be used other hand say they can elect a full Miss Ada Taylor Graham execudelegation who will oppose Mr tive secretary Utah Tuberculosis Granger There is a serious danger association who saw overseas nurs- they add thal in so doing they may be forced into a position where they ing service for more than four will have to elect a slate which is years and who will receive nearly not only but the maximum bonus said: as well This danger they suggest could “I expect to use the money I rebe avoided by the withdrawal of Mr Instructions to the jury by Third ceive from the bonus to send a as a candidate District Judge Eugene E Pratt and nephew of mine through the Uni- Granger G O P Gives Data state defense and the arguments by versity of Utah My nursing servIt is difficult if not impossible Tuesday will close the insanity trial ice during the war included two to find a Cedar City Democrat who of Paschal L Boyer convicted with the British army and can give an impartial appraisal of slayer of Mrs Blanche Nelson in years the Davis county courthouse In nine months with the French but the relative strength of the groups this is not of course taken into A Republican observer however Farmington The final chapter in court pro- account in the $1400 I will receive” who follows Iron county politics George Dingledine laborer in the closely inclines to the belief that a ceedings that began in a prelim& Rio Grande Western railDenver the after split delegation is probable with a shortly inary hearing and commander of the majority going to Governor Blood on way shops October of four persons killing 13 1935 progressed through a sec- Murray post of the American Le and Granger In Iron county as elsewhere most ond trial in which Boyer was found gion: I am going to put my bonus of the political interest is being supguilty of murdering the first victim apd reached a near climax last money into home improvements plied by the Democrats Even the week in the taking of testimony in Just now I am much interested in Republicans are talking more about an insanity trial will be written the upbuilding of the Murray post the Democratic candidates than within the next 24 hours by a jury which was organized January 23 their own Some of the G O P last with 160 members and is the leaders are fretting about this situaof Davis county citizens The 10 farmers laborer and plas- first legion post ever organized in tion saying it indicates a lack of interest but others calmly take the terer composing the jury will be Murray” Joseph Eve lieutenant in the Salt view that it is better at this stage called upon to sift and weigh the and at- of the campaign to be indifferent testimony of seven physicians five Lake City fire department of whom testified that they be- tached to the headquarters com- than flying at each other’s throats The majority opinion seems to be lieved Boyer insane when he killed pany: The other two ex- - "Me Pm first of all going to that W W Seegmiller is ths best Mrs Nelson oHny bonus money for Republican bet forthe gubernatorial pressed a belief hr the sanity of the pend a part valves and putting new nomination so far as Iron county is grinding the former chain store meat expert in my automobile concerned He is well known in this The jurymen are expected to re- piston rings Guess I’ll put the rest away for a section and has a large personal ceive the case and begin their defollowing Some of the day” liberations by midafternoon at the rainy 190 R street William J Higbee people are quietly promoting court R Verne latest McCullough E W Kelly and others are waiting veteran: disabled arwill counsel appointed defense “I’m going to save my bonus for the appearance of a young Regue for a verdict of Insanity Wade It’s going to be the same publican liberal who can take the money M Johnson Third district attorney me I’ve never state by storm will present the prosecution’s view- as life insurance to been able to obtain insurance be Murdock Strength point that the defendant was sane cause of my disability” Most of the Democrats assume at the time' of the wholesale killings 789 Seventh avenue unAl Pauli that Representative Abe Murdock is If Boyer is found to have been incertain to get Iron county’s delegasane he will be remanded to the employed: to do with my “What am I going custody of the sheriff of Davis bonus money? That’s an easy one tion and plenty elsewhere to win One observer howeTOr county and returned to the Salt I’ve known for a time what expressed the opinion that a popular Lake jeounty jail to await probable I’ll do with it Paylong debts that the candidate from populous Weber incarceration in the state mental have been accumulating during a county might upset him hospital in Provo the And of by year unemployment Very little is heard of "either way if there’s anyone in need of Mayor Harman W Peery of Ogden I’m fellow the a good salesman or Dr Hugh M Woodward in Iron Navajo Tribal Arts they’re looking for You might say county Practically all of the for me” has gathered Will Be Discussed that J W Plant vice president Ar around the Mawgroup banner One thing nold company: Machinery “Arts and Culture of the Navajo which against the formaI’ve decided "Well that the tion of mitigates a Woodward bloc is the wideIndian” will be discussed by Mrs bonus receive will the from I L J Foutz in an illustrated lecture money spread assumption that he and Dr back Into Uncle Sam’s Maw will join forces at the conThursday at 8 p m in room 805 go right inon war risk in payment my vention Park building University of Utah surance What I will receive will at the regular monthly meeting of enable me to catch up in my arrears the Utah Museum society To Explain Plan Mrs Foutz lived for a number of payments" S J Stepheson executive secrei years with her husband among the To Discuss Security tary of the Utah Manufacturers’ asNavajo Indians In southern Utah and Arizona The United States social security sociation will be the speaker at the Following the lecture the society act will be discussed by Dr Herbert weekly meeting of the Salt Lake Romembers will make a tour of the B Maw before a public meeting tary club Tuesday at 12:15 p m in He will explain the Wen- sponsored by the people’s pension the Hotel Utah university geology museum dell H Paulson president will be committee in Liberty park Wednes-- 1 “Build Utah Ten Year Plan” of the manufacturers' association in charge of the meeting day at 2 p m - i anti-Grang- er ( tv anti-Grang- er SL Veterans Disclose Plans For Spending Bonus Money for anti-Grang- er kof-fe- rs anti-Blo- r |
