| Show ! )l ' ' ! 4 z - i 1' Zbe ca It 8 t galit Zribunt WWI ' WESTERN UNION STARTS ERRAND BOY SERVICE Tuesday March 26 1946 Utahn Given Degree at NorthAvesterii iI I 1 ! I 'tt ' - With resumption of Western Union errand boy service long suffering husbands can evade walking the family pckinese airing junior or delivering calve's foot jelly to Aunt 3Iehitibelle "In addition to delivery of actual wires Western Union boys are again available for such varied tasks as running errands answering telephones transporting a sick kitten to the hospital or sitting up with the children while mother and father step out" said W H War Salt Lake suparintendent Fees will be on a zone basis similar to cab service While older men hired during wartime shortage of youngsters will continue to hold their jobs until they choose to 1 S tf 1 i i Mr and Mrs IL 41i9 "gradN Ii Stanley Living-EtoWander lane was Sc) uated from thw estern r n -- ::: Chi- Wed- with a de- - III cago resday ( gree of doctor of- ''' I liso :' : :::" ' i fpA 'N ‘t 1 ? L i ' :: ' 4 Volunteer Aids Push Drive For Red Cross 'II - i -- 0:r40-0-- kt i':--- - ''''''''4 Notes 85th Birthday A I ' "' ' ' t Dr Livingston and his versity ::: wife wi'l make their home in Los 1 In order to reach its Red Cross Angeles Cal while he serves an '' ' '''' I i 1 before the scheduled end of internship in the California Luther- quota :I i the 1946 fund drive Saturday an an hospital Los Angeles 'i I will be con' ' ' ducted this week by volunteer divithe of workers professional i ' '''- i : :: :"N::: i sion committee of the campaign a tit I c d ant 1 chairman fltavici C J Dombrow " 7 i ' 7: ' nounced Monday 1: ' t tf46 ' division has The professional r: ' ' :in (' I it '"'"- -r conbeen assigned the task' of doctors dentists and tacting all in the county said Mr 0 11 lawyers ''''''"''''-'-:Dombrow Its quota has been set p - 1 '' ' at $3000 — 4 1 ---!nervt ' 44 1 ': As with all other divisions while e 0 1 k individual returns have been quite :d: -'4 t '" according to Mr satisfactory :1 a o been returns have Dombrow 'i little slow in C J Dombrow Drive chief coming in The divi4 1133 are deterhowever speeds Red Cross campaign it :i 1 sion workers A - mined to reach every prospective ME cOntributor 0 : The halfway mark in the quota ' '' of $180500 for Salt Lake county — --- d A o I was passed early according to Mr t but a complete report 711 Longden 'be until the seminot will ' '' '''fv1-- ''' final reportavailable 11 IA Ti: luncheon to be held in The following Utah soldiers and auditorium the Tribune-Telegranoon sailors Monday were dischargedl Tuesday Fort Douglas separation cen11v ' from !t' ' t:- t47:--:-!::ii: yr!r:- 4": 114 t5 ter and 7e) naval personnel separa- : ' l' : I k t ic i 4 center tion Shoemaker Cal I 1 :- :-:' ' t ' :i : Y i 'i ::) ' - 1 ! i i exvpg - - 1 ' 1 : (- 1 t:4'''''-------- lit V :: '' : A00a0140-1:e- : I ) : 1 ''- l''''-- -- i 'tMC!r-'4:--- - - ' essr - 4: - 0 ) A r ) - 4111 0 1 1 4En- : 7 -- 4 : ?Fs: 10 1 -- '- - UtahnsLeave Military Life 1 1 A (7-- -r 1 -- - m -'' -- : 1 : : -- v - 1 r: kv r :-- i " t':: 'A ! t de' t : 1--: ' 4-!- ii- 0 '' 4 - 3 t:I: r' '': ' (4 NI r s' s- - r: k:: ''S 't4: ii : ' I A011(146 NITER ' 4i Nightly (Excei'q Sunday) 6 to Midnite - 9 Musical Luncheons Saturdays Sunday Dinner Served 5 to 9 pm t' - -: 11t- 1 iI 2" - fl - k tiii F4 4 't NI k -- L-- Lir - fr 111 ii!- e' : t:2 ::(1 C'"''''l - t A - '7-- g "e - 2- ss-- - '1 ''--ill' ''i- - : I 't r-- J - --2 fl!' i" : (4:: fa l'f t A wi stT r1 Pf' 7 4) z t 4't ::!:: 114 11"1 47 t 'ii- - kg'- e:5! ii9 g f--1 d &7 L' '' rsc r P : A :77 NS 'ft - '' ris e L'Ail' 4 Nt 4:: - $5"'SK i16 1 --1 v-- '' 4 - di-v- 0 4 i zrt t‘ tkIct' W:sr e -- f - 7!u- the last word re' 11 n t - s ir 1 4it 1 i c - 4 t : : 1' - 1 4: i: zzir t -- - Bright western plaids in Cotton styles 1 ' ' 4 r'-- (7 or rayon it - ' 'f''-''' - -' 4 it t : :1:1) i 1111 :z-- A t '''' 1 - 9 795 1 - I " -- ' 1 - Adri Hats AO" - of clefs fille Belts a 495 t 150 up :i''":::: - t 1 - l' H: '' :' ' - ‘'-''::--: ': ' ' 1 on 4 t op60 ' :: Mv0 - ''''' ::::'-- 4 - "- 74 ':'' - 1 - l''': '' '''''''''r'''' x -- "'' ' : ' o r— L47'Vzzil : A - - 1 377Nlb I attuncui STORD DEPARTMENT ITT0 i ' A I i - 246 South State Street t TOMORROW 25 t i': eAat BOX Itta 'lira la at j':' "'"" -- - - 00t -- ' 1 L MANti 11 1 fttc l'1 '''''''' dliS A: t Aritta "1 r1 wi - - - i ?' f- s T41 - : 1 1:4 t Star7ris -- 1 1) i 41y i d ' up-to-d- ato T ' tlete: tok Crude rubber is produced by nature: Rubber from trees comes in only one form Better tire compounds came slowly SIntbetic rubber is produced by man The wonders of the chemical laboratory enable man to make synthetic rubber of many kinds controlling its every characteristic almost at wilL Scientific improvements come every day Progress is swift! Today's synthetic tires are better than yesterday's Tomorrow's will bs even better How can you buy tires wisely? Obviously you and your dealer neell to know Hotel Utah—J Penney 'day New York Life Insurance Co all day: Utati Power & Eight Co all dav: Travelers insurance Co 12:15 p in: at Lake Rotary club 12:15 p m: Sugar Co club 7 p in m: CoSoroptimlst 12:15 p 011 7 p Standard Interim-mo- t 31n hotel-Assn Nevi house of Creillt Men noon: Utah Tuberculosis As:411 12:15 p tn: Personal Finance Co dIreeiors 7 to p p m Iltah Funfq-nhotel- - Salt Lake Kiwonis Temple Square noon Painters and Decoratclub directors ors 7:30 p rn v'"'-- okti si ::- t - : ! it 6111 mest Rubber lige'k j1a—410---1001kfAVISta--r'-- - ti ) - t 's b ' 1 ' and construction- - THOROBREDS - 4 Tr 0" le " 1 '''e" 01 4e"'' -- 1''' O ' PAT S 0 I 0 mtn I00 01"L I ALL COLORS 626lArlig of te: 111" -- At'i4 '' v e ki s4rw-----4- ' -- 77 ' I f -- - ' ' ' - - - - - ' '' ' fr td 47r'1::11Ire'4:i' "i:i:::::si :4:)::1:::::t::ii:: t t 'YU r A IIP ' - r urtViel ' I G tIclastr tAti II 14A9 x - intirsolli ' s ' 0 ''''NIL 3 " - 1e11'74$'1 --- - y 'A Ars' p v4244----- -- ! t - MAKE A DATE WiTél DAYTONAT - N - a CHASE TIRE CO TIRES—TUBES—BATTERIES—RECAPPING—VULCANIZING STATE i - I lieRe 40 wc'"a 510 SOUTH ' -- - ' 9 00' 4 - irit till Acib I- j 4 --A 7 re 7liWVAVW :t 7 t'''' 7—'"'"'"'frfoEpoLispf !been scarce because war conditions Your have more — two 1M i r 1 lb' t 0 A00 : v0 - i II 11°14 1) tk WO' I ' a10 Hf ml os It Es op '!'''- I ' ‘ K 9s- ' 'i' 7 i I - took a'r7' daa 0' ilbillottcflt4 1 J i - ' p k latest improvements Buy dated fires by Dayton Dating is a:new special Dayton service to assure you of the latest and the best in tire compounds i ' ' ' 5010 Id r - - ''::'-- ' - - f when the tires were manufactured to be sure or - A- N'N: :Lip LthicieuiniatiltDelYNsaonSfshHiaimnleMouEs - - 4 - m4it' gni ttli" 7rierrTfTrrrr 1111111111111111 11 - - : I - --77 -- ---- --- :6--1 c17 11adrmblae 1 etat kit r - W - s- 2 Meetings scheduled in Salt Lake City Tuesday include: Co all C leuerasittaertinswill 4t two-fifth- 4"'"ItOtt ' 60 d - MEETINGS TODAY erf f ve Beck-stea- a- PASTE SHOE POLISH i extra-Detecti- Navy Seeks Airmen -- ' 7Ltr ld Monday said so Ask for : r 1::I st':':' -' - "--- -- ' I ?:--- ) - c - five-year-o- ' VT - 4aer '"' for questioning concerning the criminal assault of a girl Detective S D Beckstead revealed Monday Stout who also is wanted by the F B I for violation of the Dyer act and by Iowa authorities for escape signed a waiver of - NEW EASY PIOCSPEN CAN """ ' 2 -s-- : 44R A : Retailers' Sales Gain Over '45 ' NNNAN:0k)NNNV0113- Ikt 1114 I : Police Force Buddies Reunion i g i Earl Calvin Stout 27 an es capee from Iowa state prison who was captured by Salt Lake police Sunday morning after he had been wounded in the thigh will bp returned to Pocatello Ida ' '--' t 'z''7'1:'4s two-bedroo- m : id 4 ' ' t of Explaining that naval personnel will be in aviation retailers' sales in H P Bocker C QMUSN Salt Independent 7 recruiting office Monday Utah were-175higher for Jan- Lake 'enlistment of young men urged uary 196 than for the Fame to either fliers become ' under or 141Pr month in 1945 but 25 aviation technicians to C one 1945 uniform J from December Capt figures Changing another was all an honorable Oi- director of census department of ‘ scharge from the army meant to commerce announced Monday The 215 on hased from data is Ed reports GallagCapt 44 stores exclusive of department her when he was e v t ‘ stores Seven stores released from acdepartment ' 4 '''' ::"13f'c sales Up tive duty recent- reported January pb-'11''':' 1 over January 1945 but off 53rc ly at Fort Doug- December 1945 sales las — t-- -f14 retailers in Salt trom Capt Gallag- - r' -e her who was a City averaged an IS'' adi i i vance in dollar sales for January with patrolman NI:(Ii 1 rthe Salt Lake po- t1 over the same month a year ago 41 -1 I-1 I The gain in Ogden WitS 10fo lice department )- -k4 'II I ( N42 Ili' enill prior to his - ' i Von can have a beautiful listment April 17 i ' '''' ' et 1‘ ‘ I 1 and safely 1942 A6 as well ay :1141111:LeaTry duties w i the e ' I 1 department as a Try hot creamed tuna On bultered toaS L ly Treu Method Way motorcycle offi- -best of our 4 grades cer with the traf- Capt Gallagher 1403 lst Nat Bank Bldg rtch in natural todinet ' fic division Dial flavor purity Insure Enlisting as a private in the of corps military police Capt Gallagher advanced through the ranks to his present grade Stationed near Salt Lake City during d:ossow his entire service period he served Alb as assistant- provost marshal for ev t 17111111Zir Salt Lake City for the past 21 months I 1 ' i A native of Philadelphia Offi)LY cer Gallagher was a member of the police department of that city before he moved to Salt Lake City 1 where Tie was appointed to the that's how Dayton keeps you police department in 1939 An ac1 complished pianist and organist with Tire improvements Patrolman Gallagher was an active member of the Salt Lake police department glee club which performed at many benefits and entertainments before the war Homes for veterans can be built for between $5000 and 6000 including lot and household appliances Henry J Kaiser recently told the house banking and curThe houses rency committee Kaiser described are homes and the prefabricated Kaiser companies are planning to turn out 50000 of them this year for employes — - A-1 Rendixen and W C Campbell seated at a class held Monday for members of the traffic division I L Captain Rejoins City Homes by Kaiser "- -- 1 i S ducted into service are legally required to serve for "the duration of the national emergency indeterpluj six months"--a- n minate time which depends upon when congress or the president declares the emergency at an end—generally expected to be However Secy of this year War Patterson has stated that discharges will continue after June 30 1946 '' - NOW 'HIEY STUDY TRAFFIC PROBLEMS reeg - '''' ' : '' ti Iltah-Idah- ALRIGHT LAXATIVE :) t 7 Dependablo k—k GET A 10 ' Held for Idaho 31 -- i:-4- x By HEBER HART A mass meeting by disgruntled veterans demonstrating against the inequality of building material allocations is scheduled in Salt Lake Wednesday at the Continental ljbank corner 2nd So and Main at 10 a m Randall Rasmussen spokesman from Orem In case a national announced materials is issued meanwhile the demonstration will not be held Claiming support of the federal housing administration? Veterans 0443 k fi ( - ' c-- 4 1' ' ':1-:- to - 11" I) 4 - ' t )i 1- Morals Suspect ::- - t i - 441 i 4 re- - X- ' 5 ' I tt z4 ' - 97 :444 - —pe- - - esI' ::i::':-:fs3- :::: '''':' ': :':':- - v 'r :' ld ADVERTPEMENT - I - 4 : ' VET AFFAIRS St- : - 3 lo V'"------ -- :' - : 0 - :it- ‘ - Due in New York City Tuesday on the Victory are First Lt Patti Fof Carl Cody tut Pfc Joseph P LtkVoinoik LNailW'ort Salt hen Lai: First Itoyel City a nri lierbsrt F Wise Ogden Provo Corp t General Muir New York Oil the t were T Sgt Marlin A Fi fe Ioga n JIflM Washington Vinson Corp IVYri I Yerd On tee Sa It Lake Pfc countY V Fm'd Pre Cit and Frishey St Georg Now A board the Pa ver ford Victory 5 AnYork City were Sgt Don teed drew S Schmid t r le Ralph It Hof rman Pie Peter Itusieh and Pfc Franklin R Plc - Ken-V corbin all nt Salt Iake rIty Price: T neth Rasintissen Cache county: S 'Sgt Cornish Clayson Charles F Anderson Provo: Sgt Claude MadFen Itanti T 5 Frank Terry and Pie Frank P Joeie both of Provo t - fl:- L' :: : -- "'''' p ' H It I ' 11- j'14 - : -- - 0 ' " 10-- - - ) Iwo-ton- k : g: : :1 NEW YORK CITY March 25 —The following Utahns Monday had arrived or were scheduled to arrive in the United States from service overseas: '14t44st - I 4 - e '? - Boots b : '- - Al Patrolman C F Peirce points out the proper way to diagram traffic accidents to Patrolmen R C - 7 11 :' ? : TROOP ARRIVALS --- Genuine cowboy boots in smart e combinations - Brown and black Sizes 3"2 up And 1195 - 395 - - '4- - j '- : ki ' Registration of veterans and reunion of World War IT buddies will be a feature of the July Fourth Inc "welcome home" celebration at Liberty park in Salt Lake City this year The entire celebration to spectators along with the use ccnters on honoring returned vets of various equipment says C Clarence Neslen president of the celebration corporation man-tailor- ed ‘ 4 $ A carnival of sports will be held Wednesday at 7 p m in the Midvale junior high school gymnasium to raise funds for new equipment for the school gym Nearly every type of activity in the athletic field will be exhibited Plaid Shirts ' : 0 ''''-'- :I :1 AT YOUR SERVICE Midvale O'Brien '- - -- 4- i Officer Separation Sports Carnival elastique : :' - "'s 01-- Aat William 1500 f ) - - 4 -- - cently climaxed more than 30 years continuous service for the United States Smelting Refining and Mining Co Midvale plant when he announced his retirement recently At the time of his retirement he was foreman of unloading procedures at the Plant and will be succeeded by Edgar C Norman returned service man beoutifully taiIn chamois rust steel lored grey brown or black 1 "195 es 5 wool mixed V Fine ti- 1 t i - i 4 44 2 i Ends 30 Years' Service Saddle Pants 1 ' i ws Westerns in Dude Ranch duds the West's own contribution to fashionable play wear are gayer smarter this season than ever Per- Select ef ct for town or country wear yours now from the National's complete stocks 4tt''14 'in trt - ' t T '-'- '' ' ' Delay Legion Meet loipA-s1- k44 4 ' ' - - z '''''-11')- :'f to an announcement by E Glen Beckstead commander and Mrs Eaaron Jensen auxiliary president The meet was postponed to allow members to participate in ceremonies honoring the official visit of Mrs Walter Ô Craven national president of the American Legion auxiliary to be held in the Newhouse hotel f: 1: : '''''': 2c ) - ' Lions Club Fetes 11 $ - ' ''4 2c t Pr t ' t 'N"""' ' - 666-2n- Ll4 r! ' Slst 3c V '‘i- - -- 'A''''' ) ":c:' 4' I 4 i':' t-) e' A9141 t - "4 t i 117:111U11 GUY TOOMBES mst urging Dwertor - !: 4 (tyu1ff4 I -- - t i- ' 4- ORATORY MEET SET at 2c 47 - ' - - $ Playing for ' !' L'!" 4 tZ9 - 's es - !tk - r l'Ai - His Orchestra v' fJ tA i tri Z:4 ! : i' - -- 4i z- t :: 41:' AL OVEREND 114 iht t -4 precents - f 'k 77'4 g 1 A L v -- o :f -- i "t - 7 g 4 ! Q :Z-4- 7 i-- - - AR I - ' :0- ! ' yt One-tent- h : - - V Soldiers discharged include Corp George MURRAY—Winners in Utah Wittman 931 Diestel rd Salt Lake state regional American Legion Pfc Orvill L Hatch City Panguitch: oratorical contest will meet at Ti-Lloyd F fienrson Greenriver Emery Murray high school Saturday county Corp Albert 11 Done Pfer"Rvo°1: at 10 a rrt Dr James Clove oanrdFoligern 'Cl‘'iltterrS'esAterildergiCr1(1) nupLsegion E T5 Cyril Wiggens Morgan state American Legion chairland G Mayne Lark Salt Lake county: veterans plan to draft a formal man said Monday F Ntarvin Smith Vernal: Sgt Walter Sgt petition against use of critical ma- The winner in this contest H Draper Weliington Carbon county and by commercial concerns for Pfc Rex E Richards Fielding Box Elder while yeterans remain expansion l meet county gional Sailors from Salt Lake City include: 10 a m 10 MM 2c Robert E Huish high homeless' 792 E Emschool with winners from Calpire Wave: IYIMM Roy W Butterfield 61 Stratford ave: S 2c Wayne D Nevada and Arizona Harris 593 E 3065 South: S 2c ifornia West Y 2c 556 of the national regional Winner Wiclliam Kalikakis O Smith 1324 Bryan ave: S lic Army officers with 24 months'meet will go to Grinnell college Clark L Wilson 874 E 2nd South: : as of Aug 31 except regservice 1230-3rAM Melvin J Edmund Iowa for semifinals Dr Clove ular army volunteer and medical East: F 2c Harold H Cameron 862 E said 1301South SM 2c John R Wharton 1261 department officers and officers in Y lic Francis M Ashton ave Gibbons certain scarce categories will be ave: F lie Harry F Rogers 69 E Clayboe ave:: NIMM 3c Dellas E separated from the service or en Richard et S llc William H Long 2119 3707-2nroute home by that date the war Knurnans East Coxswain Kenneth Wilson Ntoesser 3663 S 5000 Vi'est: InThird annual dinner-danc- e party 254-3rdepartment has announced disF I c Joseph Wendell narris to RM 3c Henry L Vadnais East commands structions ask 1102 of Holladay Lions club was atMO East and their charge surplus officers with least From other Utah cities they include tended by members S 1c Ray T Frazier Kamas: GM 3c wives Monday night in Hotel Utah practicable delay 'RAY C Bills RM and Donald P Parry D Webster Richards president both of Riverton: S 3c Edward Tallerico Price S lic Edward Carroll Odain Pan- was in charge of arrangements GM Donald F Shumway Lay3c guitch:S ton: lic Derril G Utley Joseph Sevier county' S lic Glade C Canister Grantsville Tooele county: S 1c Wendell R Q How long will my Young Wallslourg Wasatch county RN1 31c Jordan post No 35 American CM 3'c Leonard C Gerrard Murray: son recently inducted have S E E have Crebs Midvale: Leon and its Joseph lic auxiliary to remain in the army ? A D G Oliver Magna: S 1c Ralph C Hopes Legion 3 a for April meeting Don G Hawker Eureka and QM postponed A Young men now being inTooele county Grantsville to the following week according C ci o' f "! 1 And i I i ''' - -' !- i:'! !: f4 3 ---:' ' i :' ( i 1 t k i e' N -:- e ft it": 1- '' t - 2- '' ' i4': 1:f::4 - - :-- t ir"!1! k e I- :c f et f 7 f1 le --- 17 i' t':: 4 77' ??4 Z::: 'i S: : 7 A tri tsS : 1k 11Ziliasita- !ilgion Ic' i::: t es i 4': ‘I''l c -- !: 4 1- '"' - tri ! 0 4:" 1 - 't7 Tt 41 i t l'40- 7 4 - ' -: t '" - s - tI- Ni qp - A 4 h L Ntiic 'i : X -- ‘ :k 11 -- -7- t the Salt Lake county commission to organize a special sewage proj in the Cottonwood and eMcill Creek areas Monday nijht at a meeting of Salt Lake County Citizens' Assn in Wilford L D S ward chapel 33rd South and Highland dr of the total population of the area or approximately 1500 signatures are necessary before the petition will be recognized by the commission according to L Burt Bigler association president 0 2 ' : ' i More than 200 signatures were placed on a petition requesting - t !:- 3 4! 1 4'-''-- t !1-- 2 -i k''''-t"''''f- - 200 Sign Petition ' sl'-4:----- - 4-- ''''- -'' - :: 7‘‘i' ! t': 1 ' —-- ::7 j ' '7 r't r John Holden a resident of Midvale for more than 50 years recently celebrated his 85th birthday at his home with relatives and friends In his varied life he has worked as a railroad man county license collector peace officer and carpenter for the American Smelting and Refining Co Midvale plant Ile retired from active work about 12 years ago Among friends and relatives who helped celebrate the occasion children Mrs L Horr wmeurrerafyis'e Mrs Melvin Lind Elizabeth and Nellie Holden Midvale and James Holden Salt Lake City - - - 1: - - : -' ' '1' - - : --:-: - - 1—'- : '''''''''''''''''''''2'14 attendedthe 1:ni- Dr Utah cl 'verst2' Livingston rrior to going to Northwestern uni- 0 - '- -- eli i! --''' Monday - 7- - - ( making service connections for customers by the state public t service commission Under the increase the company i!: will be authorized to boost rates from $25 to $35 per connection i 1 on one day's notice to the commission and the public it was re- 1 tt ported Hearing on the company's application at which no objections were received was held Friday I Donald Hacking chairman of the commission said the matter I would be closed upon filing of the proper rate schedule with the t commission t 19-1- Salt Lake City traffic policemen fic division assisted by Patrolman attencled the first of a C F Peirce head ofthe accident four-da- y 7 t i series of classes on acbureau ' ' '' -- - ' 9' '''' cident investigation and general investigation classes The inaugurated at the i ' traffic problems conducted by Sgt '' : -' f' — '' 1 '64etof the Pteonl idceedCtholeafcriLaCiitetrroawf-head traf Sanford F Clark rthegerueastreofin '''''''' ‘ ) ::: c1311 4 fic personnel with the problems - ''f et- I met in every phase of traffic con ': alt N:i ' f " 'c4''7--:1E-42f :: ' ::t! trtrol and also as a refresher course ' t i"i 1i: 1 "44 : for some of the men who have ret ' - - - ''' ''' ' ' :::'''' 4 : " cently returned from service in the :7---' '' ' ' ' 4' ::' "'"1 1r 'If- -' WP''''" )41' V armed forces t't"' ' ' 1 k i f ' The first class primarily dealt 2 e ' ) t with accident investigation Sgt al'Alt Sanford gave a talk on the impor :Irl':'01 ' tance of obtaining all possible in ' - ' tl 7 :4 ‘1 r11A :':-:' li'''7: !I1 '''''7 i )' a -'''':' ' ' ''''::'-P ' '' ' formation when making an inveszi ''Cf!:tr':''::'1 : s'' n1 c:tigation He declared the primary st - ? object is to determine factors conFt 11 ' c107st :' i tributing to an accident so that : ' '"f ii ' : Nk I it ! I remedies can be found ' ' t ' '' Z 'A " : :i1r '''''c 1 '' 1P10 ': Stressing the importance of the ' 1 N : f! ' 4 t accident:-reporin keeping records '':(''''' i ' ' ' ' kf ' Y!' 4"LA— S I ' ' 1 I' i:'- ' - It ::: of traffic violations Sgt Sanford ' 0 if '' discussed the system of keeping 7 'l 1i '':!' ' ' ‘tdriver records as a means of pre- venting accident - prone ilrivers ' ' " Ik from endangering the public orL ': :: i i' ' "'" ' ' ::' the highways :'' 1 '''1-ti - - Union and Jordan Irrigation Co Monday was granted an increase of $10 in rates and charges of 411 ' ' of it:' high: had i Grarite achool and - 11) f ! Monday The youthful doctor iis a grad- - ) - V 1 Les- :' ij revealed ents - r4f- - peo - Western retire newhires represent the traditional teen-ag- e Union boy with uniform and bicycle he said A wage increase permitted by war labor board in Deis being dispersed to cember and retroactive to Nov 14 will month total said Mr War "It this $170000" employes : zriedicnehls par1 4 ' : of rnedieine - ' : university school t a son Livingston PSC Permits Firm to Raise- Rates - ttr i School Days for Policemen l As S L Opens Classes COUNTY BRIEFS 3-85- 22 os |
