Show WUgmMmgminwwWWWomPwwM - I ' - 0 1 alP RADIO LOG 1 4 PAGE 20 '9- ' t141 11 Ct) al Grover Will Request Welfare Equality '11 ':: ::'''" f1 ) :1'::- ":' - Y- :: ' ': ' ''If' -"' ':: e - :::4- '''' ' 4) ' :' '' - ' i' E'l :' 341 :::---h"- 't I i - '5 x I 1 ( :ct - :' --- - uf 4 ' k ::" ': :-:- lel ii qs :: ' ' i ::: ' r i : ‘ 'ed '14"(- --- :4 1: 7: 71 ft 41 :' i1 g- s 144 4' ':: ' ""'"-"'""- i': r - :'1( : o '''''' Truckers Seek in i Jump Freight Rate 1 "' '' ‘ '' : ci ' 5'40 4tr 4 N IxF!i se ' ''' N: 14f -- '' ''' 1 1 -- : ' Y i k5-- ii ' '4 '1' - zt ' 1 '' s ( : - 'I 4 A ‘ A recommendation that all distinctions between employable t' I 1 "— 4 and unemployable relief clients be wiped out—including a policy $ 111Ns Q17u o which allows employabies to keep their automobiles and still re- i cfsc rm ceive state aid—will be made to the state welfare commission L 11 it ' k -t Wendell Grover commissioner in charge of relief said Friday kr ' : I: ! III Mr i Grover's announcement I s4 c ti —0ortnot---came after the receipt of an at- - DRINK TALK I torney general's opinion which ' ruled that a commission policy A 111111111" 4 setting a $29 weekly limit on aid 1 II to employables was discriminatory f)554 ' i and therefore illegal Lri In Asks Opinion t !'44 7 :' - ''' v '"' :: rf7r47:7V:7'i: The opinion was asked at the t ANP0111 ::? '' : ::' ? r'N'tWler''4' ::': ' ' request of C I 0 officials who ob':?:es:::: 1'7 jected to a set maximum payment :4k: 4 ' 1 e ''': to employables (some of whom drink the by legislation ' are striking mine mill and smelter willLiquor be the subject Saturday of '''''A' two-day the second session of a workers) ' ' ' of students 4i legislative meeting ' In announcing his proposed rec- from ' Brigham Young university' ommendations Mr Grover said University of Utah a n d Utah 'ampetwmssmzammdL4a' It has been the policy of the State Agricultural college in commission to exempt an employ- house of representatives chambers THRILL THOUSANDS IN SALT LAKE TABERNACLE the capitol able's automobile from considera- at The Dr Lorin F Wheelwright left conducts chorus accompaniment in the L D S tabernacle is played will be presided tion in determining whether he over bymeeting by Alexander Schreiner noted Salt Lake musician W R White speaker of Salt Lake City school students while organ could qualify for aid Under Utah of the 1945 state house of reprelaw no person may receive welfare sentatives and will begin at 9 a m In opening session stumoney whose assets (other- - than dent Fridays from representatives-- 12 home and furnishings) are more each institution—debated the merits of and passed by a 26-- 9 vote than $300 S measure designed to provide a to Mr Grover the a more 'According distribution of only distinction between employ- monies toequitable Addressed only "Chamber of the state universities able and unemployable recipients and Box 309 CENTER Commerce junior colleges he will recommend will be that OF SCENIC AMERICA 'USA" LaThe bill t introduced by Purchases of surplus property— a letter from the Egypt and The music festival of the Salt employables must register each Mar Eggertson B Y U student week with the U S employment Middle East Trade Journal 5 Lake City schools came to an im45 trucks and thousands for distribution of funds including provides service to the institutions on a formula of other items ranging from ther- Bid Saad Zaghloul Alexandria pressive climax Friday night bebasis-- 20c Must Accept Work Egypt was delivered Friday to fore per unit of floor space mometers to a n road roller R a packed house in the LDS indusK Brown manager for each lower division and —were "If employment is made avail- $125 announced J Friday tabernacle Salt trial Lake by stu$150 each division for department City upper able to them I will ask the comThe fine performance by 1500 Henry McGean state purchasing chamber of commerce mission to declare them ineligible dent bill Another introduced John Lauding the ingeniousness of young singers of the junior and by agent for relief" he said The next com- A Murch U S A C the U S post office department sought to esmission meeting will be Wed- tablish a senior high schools and instruBought for less than $100000 Mr Brown said: fund to guar$2000000 a the nesday mental groups numbering 280 represent AmerScenic of purchases savings 'Center antee 50 "The of $1000 loans up to Meanwhile Charles It Brooks to veterans Mr could only be Salt Lake pieces was evidence of the high to of at least 50 state ica' the was to returned It public relations officer Interna- committee after the group decided McGean said adding that much of City" The chamber of comtype of musical instruction being tional Union Mine-Mi- ll and Smelt- the act duplicated provisions of the material is not now dvallable merce he explained originated given in the schools and the skill er Workers' strike committee said the to readis national the service which men's trlieved slogan the attorney general's opinion justment act on the civilian market and earnestness of the performbe known around the world backed the union's charges of disThe liquor bill to be introduced the present surplus propUnder ers crimination Saturday would repeal allexisting erty disposal plan the state is en"While union records show less state It left no doubt in the minds statutes and substi- titled to next in than 12 workers will be affected tute anliquor of the thousands who heard the priority ranking act allowing liquor by the line with the federal government varied program of choral and inby this ruling we were concerned drink on local basis with option because the previous commission 20 strumental numbers that the of the revenue apportioned and if the material is purchased schools are able to make the most policy was illegal" he said back to thecities on a per capita for state institutions or schools a "The union also is in full ac- basis of the naturally fine voices pro40 discount is allowed he said cord that employable persons must duced in this community accept employment when it is This has enabled the public welWide flange Offered available The only condition under Nine new members were apfare department to purchase much which the union would condone a Selections to the University of Utah needed medical equipment for the pointed ranged all the way member's refusal would be when folk to lofty religious from in songs Provo state 28 and members including hospital present faculty anthems All were performed with employers seek to capitalize on a $1363 dental unit an $1876 y were promoted through action of skill and restraint and in a manthe strike situation by offering unit farm equipment recreation lae low a said board of regents meeting Friday ner that would have done credit unreasonably wages" equipment and drugs he said Herbert F Smart assistant atPostmaster General Robert E As an example of the savings in the Park building The board to professional musical organizatorney general earlier opined that Hannegan Democratic national money to the state Mr McGean approved acceptance of 25 tions The excellent musicianship gifts was shown particularly in the aonly if an applicant refused work chairman may deliver the key- cited purchase on the surplus prop- and grants after it had been offered him or note address of the annual Utah erty market df 20000 numbers where the youthsteel capella refused to make diligent efforts to state Democrat convention June poles at 25c each for road guards Appointments made include the ful vocalists sang without benefit obtain employment would the wel- 8 at Saltair Roscoe Boden state Standard cedar guard poles have following: Dr William Torrey Mc- of instrumental accompaniment fare commission be justified in democratic chairman announced been costing the state 70c each Kibben lecturer in classics deThe program was well chosen and contained no "sure fire" numdenying him assistance he said Friday miMax P Erickson bers such as might have been reMr Boden telegraphed PostThe 45 trucks majority of which partment master General HEtnnegan ex- will be used by the state road com- croscopist and mineral technolo- lied upon by performers of lesser tending him an invitation to ad- mission range in size from large gist in the engineer experiment ability The voices were clear and dress the state convention upon dump trucks to army small arms station: William Mulder Dr Hen- true at all times and the techlearning that the Democratic na- carriers and cost the state on an ry J Webb and Don Walker In- nique was uniformly good whethtional chairman was contemplat- average less than $650 each groups were singstructors in English Ruth May er the variouscombined Mr McGean said much of the Yakel and Jessie ing visiting Salt Lake City for A Warden in- ing alone or the Utah The program opened and closed convention credit for the state's active par- structors in home economics deWomen must accept new re- on Jun 4 7 postmasters' and 8 in the surplus property partment Dr Francis Binkley 021 a religious note The first numticipation sponsibilities with new rights Mrs Hyman Gust executive secreta- disposal plan should be credited to associate professor of biochemis- ber in a group entitled "For Seaman Knapp Ames Ia second ry of the Utah state central W J Eustice surplus try Dr John F Waldo instructor Peace" and sung by the combined vlce president P E 0 siqerhood Democratic committee has been property liaison officer of medicine Dr Juan R Castel- groups with orchestra and organ named chairman of general ar- -' was "Now Thank lano associate professor modern accompaniment told delegates to the 11th state rangements for the convention We All Our God" by Johann ChaMarc language department convention of the sisterhood meet- which will attract 6000 Utahns final number was the dourne lecturer modern language Cruger The -1200 accredited deleSanctus" from the St ininspiring ing Friday evening in Newhouse including Carlston LeRoy department: 29 counties mass by Gounod presented gates from Utah's boteL structor in physical education and Cecelia to Mr Boden L by all 1500 singers with orchestra "More than ever before in his- according coach athletic Clair assistant Utah's delegation Nick Chaffos 22 2475 5th East Anderson assistant in physical and organ accompaniment tory women have a stake in has been congressional invited to attend the was world peace" said Mrs Knapp state convenlion severely burned on the chest education Dr Ray L Doran asExpert Accompaniments and it appears and hands Friday shortly before 2 sistant professor of physics Ella pointing out that in the next war likely that all will accept he Lorin F Wheelwright superinwas m he B automobile art when sons Heim and Calvin vvill a n d added not only p their Taylor in the schools alstart backfired and ig- structors of psychology Two ap- visor of music William trying atocan daughters be called Into service T Billeter of gasoline he was pointments made for the summer ternated with nited but also their very children in Lisle Bradford Vernon J arms threatened with disaster school C into are the carburetor session Biesele F pouring Files for U S Senator Arch M Tueller and J Before anyone can participate Mr Chaffos was rushed to the assistant professor of matheIn the solving of world problems Arthur V Watkins Orem at- veterans' hospital by Police Officer matics and Hazel B Macquin as- Armont Willardsen in conducting she must obtain all the informa- torney and fruitgrower who re- W H Smith when he came to po- sociate professor and head of the the various numbers The expert of Alexander tion possible on current events cently announced his candidacy lice headquarters for first aid He department of nursing education accompaniments tabernacle said the national officer She de- for the Republican nomination for was treated at the hospital for Those who received promotions Schreiner organist clared that with education now U S senator Friday filed his pe- third and second degree burns His were Dr Lloyd E Maim to profes- and Florence S Allen pianist available for everyone it was no tition of candidacy with the secre- condition Friday night was report- sor of chemistry Dr George V added greatly to the quality of ed "satisfactory" longer proper for a few to shoul- tary of state Beard to associate professor of the performance der world responsibility festival which was a part chemistry Dr Randall E Hamm of The the music week observance to associate professor of chemis"Every citizen is responsible and women are citizens as well with a try Marion G Merkley to assistant opened Wednesday night as housewives and business workof students TRAVEL-WEAR- Y by program presented education 5 professor secondary ers" she relninded the elementary schools V Johns Jr to associate proJ The P E 0 convention will be fessor of metallurgy Dr R A S continued Saturday at 9 a m and Brewster Ghiselin to Crabtree with business meeting and elecassociate professors of English tion of officers It wasn't the scent because they had been Dr Bronson F Stringham and Ray earlier Mrs Speaking Knapp and the housing situation had nothing to do with the problem Marsell to associate professors bad informed the sisterhood that travel-wear- y of five But geology Dr G Homer Durham skunks found themselves without P E 0 had given financial aid to to The supreme court Friday orassociate professor gf history a home when more than 9000 young women col-they arrived Friday morning in Salt Lake City D dered consolidation of two cases and science political Ralph ' lege students and would continue after a long trip from Brownsville Tex Thomson to assistant librarian on its June calendar involving leto lend aid to any ambitious young In fact the predicament was too much for one of the with the rank of assistant profes- gality of considering premium woman who requested it A loan black-stripe- d little sor Ruth Johns to reference li- metal payments as income in comanimals and he lay down and died fund of $800000 is ready for this brarian Laura Jeanne Wheeler to puting net proceeds valuations on The dilemma confor the skunks when their she said purpose developed circulation librarian with the rank mines signee in Salt Lake City E E McCaw refused to accept The cases — Combined Metals of instructor Vera Chadwick to them after they had reached their destination because of Co and U S SmeltReduction Of librarian with rank periodicals C OD charges an instructor Dr Samuel S Smith ing Refining and Mining Co vs to associate professor of mathe- Tooele county—were appealed by Railway express officials puzzled as to what to do with matics Madge Howe to assistant the latter after a district court the animals wired their shipper Snake King in Brownsville premium metal payments professor modern language de- ruled Tex and received a reply to sell them The Salt Lake City Approximately 5800 fedaral inRichard P Condie to were not taxable income partment come tax refund checks are being parks department was called and although Joseph L Sloan assistant professor of music Dr held by the internal revenue office Waldemar P Read to associate Youth-Helcity parks' department superintendent was caught in a In Salt Lake City for Utah taxin Slugging dentist a chair with tooth filled professor he philosophy Dr J Irvin soon responded as being payers who cannot be located it S HarDr and Franklin A Swigart as possible Salt Lake City was announced Friday by William ris Jr to associate professors of pugilist was arrested Friday night Mr Sloan also refused to pay requested COD prices J Korth collector physics Dr Wallace A Goates by Det Sgt E J Blazzard for The total includes 2000 checks but a compromise offer was forwarded to Texas to associate professor of speech investigation of Robert for 1945 taxes 1800 for 1944 and Meantime the skunks are putting up with houskeeping Marian Redd Mrs Louise Hill W Krammer 951 slugging S West Temple 2000 for 1943 Improper return adHowe and Mrs Lila Eccles Brim-ha- ll a disabled war veteran in their shipping crate Mr Sloan offered them the facilities dresses or changes of address have Ttaesday to assistant professors of night The youth gave his name of le as Gardens of Hog Zoological zoo should their destiny remain the checks prevented delivery Edward Nicholas Boyer 521 E speech Dr Max W Lund 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PAGE SEVENTEEN 11-194- :: Recommendation Would Wipe Out Distinctions Make Work Vital 1 LOCAL NEWS SALT LAKE CITY UTMI SATURDAY MORNING MAY SECOND SECTION 1 egalu ergin Warns Salt Lake IT 0 Go After Alr tase I rall-s?- L ee er While the state of Utah made formal request of the federal government Friday for facilities of the Salt Lake army air base ' for air units assigned to the national guard Joe Bergin manager Salt Lake airport and director Utah state aeronautical commisWhile public interest must be sion warned that if the city fails to obtain the facilities it will protected truckers still are en- lose its present position as air transportation center for lack of titled to reasonable returns on their investments Oscar W Carlhangar space While admitting the desirability son member of the Utah public iz- of a modem flying national guard service commission Friday told '''' ' I's''---'W - ' ':: the Utah Motor Transport Assn f ' 4 A convention ' k er t Mr Carlson explained to mem''( bers meeting at Hotel Utah that the state commission'a responsibility was to set up rates that fwill be fair both to the consumer ik and to the carrier and that he and his colleagues stood ready ' ' 0°''''"' ''' ::' :' to study any tariffs that may be ' i 4 i inequitable '" '' I li--i ' The questions put to commis' 44' 4 s' ' ' sioner indicated that truckers are 1 :! — ' planning to ask for increases to meet the pay raises mounting 'tit '' — costs of repairs and of new equip0 : ' ment and other expenses - ' — 7 ' ''$''''''4-'f- Seek Relief r :t Transportation executives while 7 indicating that rate increases will not be on the convention agenda ' ii' ''' said they must appeal for relief immediately 04 The convention which opened Demo-men Seeks Jones David P noon Actat with addresses by cratic nomination for auditor ing Gov E E Monson and Harley Harmon Reno Nev will continue through Saturday afternoon -' with a dinner dance atl 7 p i '' ' Six directors elected at the aftertr'' ' N noon session will meet with holdk :4 :71 -over board members at the Satur- t4 i 40k day 8:45 - m breakfast to name '47 ' new officers The general session ' ' ' 1 will open at 10 a m with E M r t 1 commisstate industrial Royle ' g sion chairman Lester A Bleckner and Layton Maxfield state road commissioners addressing — the members Atty Gen Grover t k ::i' A Giles will talk at the 12:15 p m I 1 ' k luncheon 1 ' '" ' New Directors t4 " rtli " New directors are: Merle Imus I 4 Arrowhead Freight Lines Ltd ' 1 ‘ LakePaLe Grande L Belnap Salt 4 4 nguitch-Kanab ' 4 Freight Line T If C Warner Ogden Cole Transfer ' :7 ber:tI1 & Storage Co R A Gould R'il 7: :i: A Gould Gasoline Transportation '1' 1-i J A Murphy Utah Oil Refining t Co and Warren E Pugh Cumt mins Intermountain Diesel Sales 461 -"- 't unit based at Salt Lake City Mr Bergin explained that the city is in a "tough spot" aeronautically speaking to provide accommoda tions for new giant planes of Ifruted and Western Air Lines as well as service and hangars for recently certified intermotmtain air lines Not Hindering Vets Acting Gov E E Monson who sent a telegraphic request to Gen Carl Spaatz chief of army air forces emphasized that the state is asking for no facilities which could be used for veterans' hous mg The national guard in Utah has been assigned a fighter squadron of 260 men a utility flight of 35 and a detachment squadron of 17 men These units will have 39 airplanes Dr Philo T Farnsworth secre'tary to Gov Herbert B Maw who is out of the state said the guard is asking for the spur track mo- tor pool which includes three buildings where motor vehicles are repaired — five warehouses bulk storage facilities the anchorage next to the aixport the officers club and a large hangar He es- timated these facilities would cost $500000 to reproduce Present Facilities At present Western Air Lines has one small hangar capable of housing a DC-- 3 and United Air Lines has the same meager hangar space and no shop space "If ade- quate space is provided immedi- ately for these large airplanes I b elieve they will place a substan- tial number of maintenance per- sormel at Salt Lake airport" said Mr Bergin "If we could get the 120 by:260- foot military hangar United and Western would have shop facilities storeroom and office space The-citcould add hangars as re(wired in the same general area after constructing a $500000 ad- ministration building" said Mr Bergin The commercial lines could use the present administration building for offices suggested the airport director - v : -- y 41' - 4 z ' 1 b: ?"- ' ': 3-- - - '' !- : v- 0-- A -- " c ' :--- a- ''s C- - "4-'S : I A-Irs- '- - - - -- 11' s - 0 - ' -- - k ' c" -- - - - i " ! L::LL' 6i6& ''-- Co i$ vJ E E Ericksen Only in Utah senate to run Mrs Act Gov Monson praised the established by the safety recorddrivers who cover the hundreds of state's 5000 miles - of highways Mr Harmon saw a bright future for the industry which performed heroic service throughout the war Jk " -woman : '' ' - es'i":" ' 1- r?no‘tmt: ‘Ve": ''' : !'-1:- ' y : 'K4:1‘ ' :1:: ' - ' as '': t f:::'': Both Ray Lilenquist president and Manager Darrel Welling in ' their annual reports noted the as4 ': '1 sociation's growth and prospects f for a united front in supporting -t C :r"r1Ncontinued improved public and la''''''''' ' 'kN:4PS as in well the as bor relations 1Y? sponsorship of favorable legislation Members of the Intermountain Operators' league at their annual Garrett ID 4o0-- ' meeting reelected C A It ' Pocatello president - manager I t'' Garrett Freightlines Inc to the to ' Others named ' presidency ?4 serve with Mr Garrett are C s' ''''N' ' " Eugene Johnson Pacific Inter''it ''''':' ' ' 1: mountain Express Co vice presi02 dent Rex Shepherd I 1 – ilr ' f r ) ' 1 ta i Freight Lines treasurer and Mr I ' I "s ' K Ti1 Welling secretary l 'w - ' too ' 1 : T ' ' ' ' ?i - ' Buses to Replace 1 ''' A - i- 1-- ' Trolleys Sunday Gas and diesel 4-- powered 40- passenger buses Sunday will replace electric trolley coaches on the S West Temple and Warm Springs routes Glen L Stanley general manager Salt Lake City Lines announced Friday Electric trolley coaches have been in operation on those runs for 18 years Other routes which will be affected by bus replacements will be Nos 7 and 11 on 9th East and 4th East while routes 1 2 and 6 covering 9th ave 6th aye and 15th and 17th East respective- ly I will have new d buses e -- 0 "A ''' ' '1:-i-- : 1::-i'- : - Utah-Arizo- 2: na - N 7- - 4'::? vt-1- lils'4:4 Six- - Recovering From Collision: ' ' : : t ' - - t:LL--1 To Wallace H Jenkinson make bid for senate nomination Six persons were recovering from injuries sufFriday night accident at fered in a two-ca- r 12:41 a m Friday at Cactus st and Exchange pl The wreck occurred when a vehicle driven by Glen Barton 23 Ogden collided with another automobile as he reportedly was trying to ellide a police patrol car which he previously had hit His condition Friday night in Veterans' hospital was reported "good" Owen Charlton 23 Ogden a pasalso senger in the Barton car was hosunder treatment at veterans' pital for knee lacerations and loss of several teeth Traffic Investigators George F La Tulippe and Victor R Heath said the Barton vehicle struck a police patrol car and then collided with a vehicle driven by Robert Crookston 20 1491 Richards st Mr Crookston suffered minor injuries as did Rex Ballard 20 426 Westminster ave Betty Helh ton 19 East and Ruth 728-10t- Gibson 20 1027 Hollywood ave all passengers in the Crookston automobile Barton was given a traffic arrest ticket for reckless driving n and driving hit-ru- Two Injured When Cars Crash Head-On One man was hurt seriously and another man t suffered minor injuries Saturday at 1:20 a in when at 9th two cars collided head-o- n South and 3rd East a East Harry Nolan 49 driving west on 9th Sol4n was struck by a truck driven by Ray 250-8ti- Dufield about 45 Yakima Wash according to police report Both men were taken to the Salt Lake General hospital where Dulield's condition was reported as "serious" with a possible skull fracture Nolan suffered bruises of the chest and abraslons of the knees Police have issued no citations pending further investigation L diesel-powere- S for Democrat County Legislative Posts 3 ill S L File The field of contestants for three Democratic state senate nominations in Salt Lake county was boosted to six Friday by announcements from Wallace H Jenkinson Magna and Mrs E E Ericksen incumbent senator and only worn-a- n member of the body Four candidates have previously filed David P Jones incumbent became the first candidate from either party for county auditor when he filed for the Democratic nomination Qualification Experience A committee sponsoring his candidacy announced that his campaign will be based on his qualifications for the office an the extensive experience he has had in the work of the office in various capacities which he has served since 1935 He was chief deputy for eight years and is now in his second year as auditor having been appointed to fill the unexpired term of Ferrell H Adams when the latter was elected state auditor Mr Jones is a member of the Municipal Finance Officers' Assn of the U S and Canada the National Assn of County Officials and the Utah Assn of County Offig cials A Democrat he has served as district chairman and Secretary of the state junior Democratic organization and is a member of the Jackson Democratic league Sagebrush Democratic club and Young Democratic club of Salt Lake county He is married to the former Helen Bennion They have three children and reside In Taylorsville Served In House Senate Mrs Ericksen wife of the dean of the school of' arts and sciences at the University of Utah has term and a served one four-yelife-lon- ar part term in the senate and was a house member in 1933 During her legislative career she has specialized in social public health and educational legislation She - is chairman of the committee on education and the committee to arrange for a statue of Brigham Young in the "Hall of Fame" Active in numerous civic and religious organizations she is a member of the committee on community coordination of the national school safety council and a member of the women's state conservation committee Two of her sons and one are veterans of World War LI and a third son was in government service in Africa during the war Mr Jenkinson state representative from the 19th Salt Lake county district in the 1939 legislature resides with his family in Magna and is employed by the Bingham & Garfield railroad As a house member he served on six committees including the judiciary and military affairs A veteran of World War I he has been an active supporter of veterans legislation At one time he was deputy county recorder of Utah county and has long been active in the Democratic organization serving as a district and precinct chairman He is a native of son-in-la- w - Utah General Decorated SAN FRANCISCO - May (')—Brig Gen Robert M 101 Can- non of Salt Lake City has been awarded a British decoration honorary officer of the most excellent order of the British Empire (0 B E) it was announced Friday Fourteen other Americans military and civilian were awarded British decorations for their work in the allied war effort ö ill :' : ' I 1 4 |