| Show i zt4t g a lc c ei'ibititic ''br LOCAL NEWS )c1111 ' SECOND SECTION SALT LAKE CITY UTAII SATURDAY ' 4 :entennial Directors ign Famed Artists ' 44 7- Iz ft ' I :::: : - 4 it rt 'ifcf 4 i!4:44— 4$A 0' — fi - - I: 1 t 1 ti t 4 I ' - PAGE SEVENTEEN 4 :- r- : :1'1 - - ' - - - r- I 'r51r:47 -- c : - i - ''''3-ti-7- - - At-"- 4F m" : '''' ' 4 0 ' ' ' - - ' --- "- t ge v Cónimittee Submits Program L Of Concert Opera Tours f'"''' '4'' 1 fti 5 vot ti4--2 !4110-- '''''' ' -- - 4 rei-'x'- - - 7'P ' 4 Artists of national and international repute will be brought o Utah beginning next January to participate'in state-wid- e conert tours dramatic performances and light opera tours according o a complete program submitted to the state centennial commis-io- n Friday afternoon by the music and arts committee of which A Smoot is chairman and Dr Lorin F Wheelwright director - - ' :: '' A t - ' z ' - : 00e'!77:''''"'i----- - - - i!::-- 2 -' ) ' - - ' ' I kj Y- t- '- '' IJ 1 ''' :':7:' 'i sillo 1 - - i I I 4-- Ili 4 : --A- 4''1 f r - A 4 t ''' ' 1 le I 't 1 I i ' - '-' '' ' :' 3!''' 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March and April musical festi'4 1 200 "refugees" 1 modated perhaps 1 ' ' e ‘ 4 se A' jr vals to be arranged by L D S i fr the from trains that rolled into 't ' 7'vrl''' church auxiliaries sacred concerts '' t Union Pacific and Denver & the 46 by the L D S tabernacle choir and Rio Grande Western and Western other groups traveling companies to present dramatic performances Pacific stations Thursday night' nationally-know- n actors Another 200 service men it is ' A suggested 1947 program—for starring t during January February March estimated continued their trip on '' Lprimary secondary and urban road and April ' Aof pagLMA ilLdevelopment ROOSEVELi--Travellitg from the troop train or via the open construction—calling for the ex- eantry throughoutstate the and New York City via Unöted Air road with about 600 still involpenditure of more than $4000000 holding parades in most towns in federal and state funds was an- and cities Lines Martin J Rosenstein arnounced Friday by Ray H Leavitt Jim McDaniels Toledo O left and Charles McAllister Arkansits rived in Salt Lake City at 6:50 untary guests of the city This pair of recently discharged sail iirs Thursday thought they i'ere The commission voted to proThe blues that enveloped the state road commission chairman vide street decorations advertisa m Friday just three hr3urs and City Kan Friday were sitting dejectedly aboard a stalled streamthrough "sweating out" travel worries but like all other train pas- strike-boun- d The federal portion of the money will it last !" 15 minutes after his bro':ter Alex station the coaches and Pullmans railroad and "how tickets In Salt Lake (pity they can do little but wait liner musing long comparing Piengers the centennial be will which ing —7434 of the total—already has given T Rosenstein died in Rowileve lt hos- seemingly were- shared by the idle or loaned without cost to been allotted to the state pital of injuries suffered in a workers who too- were asking communities throughout the state In announcing the program Mr Such decorations are to be hung truck accident four miles west of the question of the day: "When Leavitt emphasized that many of in small communities during local Myton Wednesday night the listed projects hinged upon celebrations and consolidated in Martin arrived at the Salt Lake will it be over" further work by the planning surcenters for major celebraariport at 6:50 a m and at 7 a m Business houses factories and vey department iand right of way larger was in a chartered plame heading tions plants in and about the city repurchases and studies and that Charles IL former gpvall new not is drivers Mr the The death of ITosenstein the entire program has yet to re- ernor of UtahMabey obeying ported they were maintaining It conscientiously and chairman of ceive approval of the U S public the historical committee normal operations but with the brings to 78 the number of trafrules that bring gray hairs to state drivers' license was driving fic fatalities throughout the supplies raw materials and other roads administration motorauthorized to proceed with prepathe but rather inspectors state compared ‘vith 50 for the resources shut off It was just a ration of an official historical New Alignment ists who have during that time built 'up hundreds of bad Reid Robinson presi4ent of the same period last 302ar Total of lack Although hampered by booklet and a bibliography of all question of time some executives habits with their confidence Present plans—a more conclu- historical fixtures and materials program of International Union of Mine Mill traffic deaths in Duchesne feared on Utah publications sive form of which must wait recounty now stand at two for installing lights in Citing figures showing that in 1945 of the 7691 drivers and Smelter Workers C I 0 reitThe matter of Mail Curtailed the year sults of an Lake City schools is progresswhose age is stated in accident reports 4390 had 11 or more the centennial Salt in schemes tied to advertising erated the union's of intention a consistent As to foodstuffs and other necstudy—suggest that the entire celebration was considered and ing "logical and years of driving experience H P Leatham state drivers' and intensifying the for Roosevelt unawarc his brother essities the truckers were doing allotment for the ur- Gus P Backman director of the manner" Howard Barker superspreading license director said Friday that "experienced" motorists ban program (more than $500000) centennial mine and smelter strike if oper- was dead He had ?come in re- their part in the situation but the program was author- intendent of building and grounds be expended on new alignment for ized to resort flunk drivers' examinations with more or less monotonous to the courts if reported Friday ators decline to negotiate before sponse to a telegrtm sent by transportation chiefs warned that U S highway 91 between Davis Duchesne county aunorities noti- luxuries and nonessentials would New and imprcived light fixto stop use of the name regularity necessary he left for New Mexico Friday county line and North Temple of the Utah centennial in such tures said Mr Barker have been fying him of his brother's critical have to stand by until the emerWith these motorists driving has become a matter of indihowever condition Bad weather and low gency was past Developments Salt Lake City few the installed years schemes past during habit—in many cases bad—and although they pass the state's clouds over the Wa satch mounMr Leavitt said that if the re- sales cated of that the build18 strike school in 40 of the expansion Sharp curtailment of mail servcity's $150000 made available colors examination written fail with road often 'flying they sults of the study show a need to Because to 18 installation work! Of sufthese other Utah properties is not taine forced the ple ne to return ice left huge stacks of mail in the commission will not be the ings to Salt Lake City where he en- Salt Lake City post office with examinations on the same traffic laws he said for a new highway entrance into ficient to guarantee the commis- has been completed in 12 schoolsf contemplated in the near future gaged a private the city preferably farther west sion flutomebile to only first class mail weighing less reThe Utah re road examination he conlumnaries on losses admittedly "tough" possible R Charles Brooks of chairman 150 miles of than one pound being accepted the travel than 2nd West the money would tractsagainst sevea vealed been in remaining have to pass and tests such things as provided may desire to enter into quires a grade of 80 the district union's publicity com- his journey be used for construction and right before itadditional the strike funds will be buildings during the past year INdriver's attitude posture attention and his ability to stop mittee said negotiations would He returned to '3alt Lake City during of way purchases United Air Lines reported that M Wallace stallation of new lighting fixtur( available John made in turn correct of with and the lane traffic Park City operators Friday and Saturday will make the additional mail load necessiopen keep Largest single primary road ex- finance committee chairman was in six buildings he said is pa Saturday at 10 a in that a meet- final arrangements for shipping tated cancellation of a number of It is to these drivers who say "But I've been driving penditure suggested was $400000 requested to obtain underwriting tially completed " that inspectors must answer "You still ing with Tintic operators has been the body of his bitother by plane passenger reservations on both for highway 89 reconstruction be- of the contracts by private for 20 years 1There Completed scheduled Monday at Dividend and 'back to his Broml N Y home east and westbound planes tween Glendale and Hatch Gar- sources don't know how—try again next week" that notice has been served on Alex Rosensteira was born In field county Most of the freight for local and Installation has teen complet pd A Hale Utah Power and J other Utah properties not involved New York Feb 1921 He ennear-b- y establishments was unOther suggested primary pro- Light Co vice president was in Sumner Oquirrh Grant Getrin the strike of the union's desire tered the navy In May 1943 and loaded the railroads notigram expenditures are: Surfacing appointed a member of the pub- field McKinley Edison Columb hs Friday to open negotiations was discharged at Bremerton fying the business houses so they 93 miles Wellsville to Box Elder licity and promotion committee Liberty Highland 'ark Wasat ph Mr Brooks added the scheduled Wash May 13 3t)46 He held 17 county line $350000 complete could send trucks to pick up the State-Wid- e David O McKay commission Longfellow and Forest The 1pt Green river bridge apprcaehes chairman conducted the meetings would remove the strike battle stars for (4erseas' service shipments seven were completed during he meeting threat from Utah operations pendEmery county $182000 eliminate past year Installation work as Mines Close ing results of the negotiations curves four miles Santaquin to ct in and is partially complete begun Clean-UMr Robinson Paint-Uunion the p p reported Utah county line $209000 commines won't have Carbon West Emerstm East county high high at Silver- City N M had voted four-lan- e to wait for the John L Lewis truce Jackson Lowell and Riverside highway plete two-mi1 16 to to strike and that strike Lehi north $175000 grade 65 to run out as they've already run Realizing the "sense of sigIbt is clean-u- p A state-wid- e paint-u- p miles North Farmington to Bouncampaign directed at com- votes are scheduled Saturday at out of coal cars and by Saturday by far the most important meettum the Santa Rita and Hurley proptiful $350000 by' which pupils learn" the Salt munities between 100 and 1000 populatidn and featuring prizes erties of Kennecott night when the unions threatened Copper Corp Oil eight miles Laketown to to walk out again all the collieries Lake City board ofl' education dur- for to 23 contributions 1(1! 9 in Two 11 beautification La Salt and outstanding community Ideal Beach $40000 reconstruct will have shut down for lack of girls Medical Assn is ing past years hé declared has Th American were bacic in both homes their and oil 17 miles Monticello to endeavored to provide and main- state districts will be launched Saturday by the vocational agriColorado state line $350000 expected to place its seal of ap- tain adequate illumination in all Friday after th(ty decided to foreDeliveries of The Salt Lake division cultural education state department of public instruction go a runaway trip to California bridge over Ash creek Washing- proval on the Utah State Medical classrooms Tribune will not be affected 1$250000 when a bus coinpany refused to greatly by the ruling that only k ton county Installation work explained Mr in connection with the foundation and the centenreplace Assn's new surgical insurance plan let them takei a black cocker first class mail will be handled S U bridges highway 50 east of after it has been put in operation Barker virtually was halted durlnial committee Price $200000: straighten road some time this summer William ing war years however be cause spaniel dog airing through post offices Frank A The twp Troxler 9 Announcement of the program Over Deep creek summit U S Howard Tibbals executive secre- of shortage of necessary fixtures Smith assistant circulation Because numerous have will be made at a luncheon Saturpersons and Mrs Floyd manager said Friday daughter of highway 40 $180000 surface nine tary of the state association said and the board's inability to obtain miles Eureka to Jericho junction Friday additional equipment day at 12:15 p m in Newhouse reported they have waste paper F Troxler 1178 Redondo ave Only a Antall percentage of hotel attended by more than 75 not yet collected the state-wid- e and Martha Cottrell 11 daughter $150000: surface 67 miles Salina The plan will pay for all types of 750 electrical units ordered to subscribers outside Tribunes fie of Mr and Mr Robert G Cottrell state business civic and educa- paper drive canyon $60000 for planning sur- of surgical and obstetrical care for last summer he !said only 275 area are intermountain the conducted by being Redondo 'ave purchased bus mailed tion leaders members of employed groups and units have been received to date vey $53000 the Salt Lake of Utah Pioneers will 1874 through Daughters toto California after is needed tickets Mill are Strenuous effort Aimed at the smaller farm com- be extended a week from Saturtaking post office according- to Mr their families The charge will be The remaining 475 units Fairfield Road $15 from Mzirtha's piggy bank on order Units received this year day to hold down cost of housing munities the contest will con75 cents per month for an indiSmith These deliveries will be the set date for the day originally in but went to a picture show when discontinued Largest expenditure and one he explained provided nctcessary construction and to relieve pres- tinue to June 1947 and feature drive to close a for vidual $150 person temporarily paper" the secondary program was $225for a family fixtures to complete installation in sure causing many persons to as- competitive improvements between and will be held in abeyance until who haven't contributed told that tilt y could not take Persons 000 for 17 miles of surfaced road dependent more$250 Martha's dog :along seven buildings Additionrd instal-- 1 sume larger burdens than they communities in each of the 23 to the drive are three or time as the post office can urged to place between Fail-fieland Redwood of The The girls NO ere found asleep in such will be lation in other buildings he em- should in purchasing homes Rt districts ft insurance on them to surgery bundles be curbs accept paper Nard in Utah county Rev of John theater the :the as be will lobby 'Uptown rapO'Grady secretary offered in connection with t h e phasized completed Prizes—$100 for the outstanding picked up by garbage collectors Eti Other secondard projects listed Blue 2 W m W of Aeker cars to haul the Catholic tional Conference by in each district $125 Mrs Alma C Clayton chairman Friday at Cross plan which has been idly as needed fixtures arrive product away were Milford west $75000 Field- in as passer-b- y Charities and professor of so- community who took them to Three mines ceased in Utah for nearly a in for the each announced outstanding family operation operations Friday 'Seeing Efficiene:r him told ti home r said his Catholic the af ing to Garland Box Elder county - year and a half Blue Cross is a ciology girls university district and two $200 sweepstakes means 3500 workers That will be picked up that Collections Friday to on vr4re in Lake their Salt $100000: Hyrum to Nib ley $50now way Luminaries they to the outstanding family Saturday outside the city limits City of hospital will be idle in Carbon county beinginstalled Friday plan for prepayment 000 and Trenton crossroads $70- - costs their parentti in California L came to Salt prizes and community in the state—will Mrs according to Mr Barker are of the An estimated 50 cars of perishMsgr O'Grady unless warned that Clayton 000 both in Cache county BountiheadAekeis called Mr police Blue Cross charges are type—high) in "see- Lake City at the request of Most be furnished from a $6000 dona- bundles were placed on curbs Under were being iced by the Union ables they to Mt ful north $23000 Emmons whicth produce Rev Duane G Hunt to make rec- tion made by k quarters at tin the two girls had Pacific company 75 cents per 'month for a single ing efficiency" and would not be collected in Salt Lake City Bonita Duchesne county $19000 finished briiiklast at his home and and $150 a month for a softer and more diffused illumina- ommendations for development of Co while the Is to terminals of the person drive raise Ogden Purpose Cannonville bridge and approaches office when Catholic charities program here Mark Nichols state director of funds for publishing biographies In the disliatcher'swere had 30 cars it D&RGW family Therefore under the com-be tion with marked freqodom from aMrs reported Mr Garfield county $55000 Farago-ra- h bined and in call call exthe le as Alice Reilly is serving education said Fri- of 1847 Utah glare first edition Mrs Troxicir who had been up of foodstuffs in the Roper yards plan an individual will to Orton Iron county $157- Other improvements tia buildings ecutive secretary of the charities agricultural to get insurance against both that town committees will be of which D U pioneers The U P has some 160 carloads P day hopes organization 000: Tintic junction to Tooele able costs f o r operated by the Salt :Lake City organization here in each community par- to have completed for the 1917 cen- all night se arching for the chil- of livestock at terminals in Utah and appointed surgical hospital to county line $30000 ICanab dren The visitor who also is chair- ticipating and under the direction tennial system the superintendent $150 a month an individual and school Idaho Nevada all being fed and Johnson junction $54000 one dependent for $3 and a family of buildings pointed but are as man of the national housing leg- of agriculture teachers residents watered and rested awaiting reto Nephi Leamington $185000 of three or more for $4 necessary as installation of newer islative information service was will be instructed in how to imsumption of operations Warnings o Honor G Ls Fairview to Milburn Sanpete light fixtures and progress of these pleased at recent enactment of prove fences paint barns beautify Rotary issued to shippers and agents for Annato Central $100000 is county The Salt i Lake Rotary club will the past week governed by (1) emergency legislation providing orchards and farm lands and in projects also reduced shipments belle $20000 and Venice to Loop Stock honor mc nbers and sons and far below normal (3) time premiums for accelerating produc- the planting and maintaining of money (2) material Closes Exchange in 'Sevier both $50000 county and (4) urgency tion of scarce building materials street trees daughters 'of members who served Some 150 who were Salt Lake stock exchange will Coalville to Chalk creek $25000: He favors enactment of the in World iWar II at a luncheon aboard a D persons Improvements Iprescntly being perreports & giving Complete W west was closed all be It Karnes to Woodland $40000 road day Saturday in city schools include to centage of barns painted fences undertaken bill intended rii m in 12:15 Lafay- bound train halteeat Grand Juncp Tuesday exthe announced Summit Browns previously canyon through (1) ventilation (2) ramitation (3) stimulate construction of housetc in each community Black clouds with no silver lin- ette ballroom Hotel Utah tion Colo Thursday night were county $6700: St Johns to Bou- change would start closing Sat- safety of stairways (4) roof re- ing for middle income groups Improved local be communities will by kept brought to Salt Lake City in lter Tooele county $82000 Mid- urdays on June 1 in accordance pair (5) exterior painting and (6) utilizing private enterprise and and submitted to the central con- ing Friday were depicted by genbuses of Associated arriving here Friday afterLoa to Hotwith to Pots $50000 of several Salt procedures way walls and surface cleaning housing for low income groups test committee for judging before eral managers noon Fremont Wayne county $52000 Stock Exchanges He praised cooperation existing the 1947 centennial celebration he Lake bakeries to represent cur' Bus Reservations between social agencies public said rent flour and bread conditions private and of various churche3 in & R G W Wida1 said "The situation is looking darker Utah and said the Utah state score headed for Pacific several ' and darker" said Gustav B program for aid to needy aged has VETERAN SHOW coast points had obtained bus re' made remarkable progress The railroad strike delayed Drechsel general manager of the ' See Page 24Column 4 ere of Wallace F ToronHe favors extension of the fedPlans for particPpation of MuCo depart' "The Baking Royal public e insurand survivors' D S Czechosloto prc tual Improvement Assn and Pri- eral doesn't realize how badly the trakance program to include agriculthree other mission vakian and D S L of all Assn units mary edu11 June in dude administering Forthcoming problems cries are up against it" The mlssiolaires scheduled to leave of workclasses and other tural cen1947 stakes and the visual wardslin aid for more effective cation will be the theme of the including will be made ers not now covered Royal bakery has reduced its opFriday for New York City on S annual Utah school administra- learning by Dr 1 O Horsfall tennial celebration 45 their Enlarging this con terences of the welfare workers to can ray to Czechoslovakia and 5 capacity erating at the director of the university exten- at the annual tors' conference June reto will he said tend Mr said their ship 4 Toronto no further accordauxiliaries June 7 cut and 9 officers program Reid Claudette University of Utah Dr John T sion division June 12 duce need for relief for needy aged is set-1- Auled to sail June 3 but Patients in the Salt Lake Vet- ing operation to Mr Drechsel Frida Wahlquist dean of education said education of teachers by Dr John announced Mr of and Mrs Andrew e of the daughter because be A of entertained will may of Continental erans' the delayed C Carlisle superintendent Logan clincing activities preview hospital Speaking Friday I 662 td Main S Reid suffered bruises raiirc If M A L Co I N Rasmussen necessary they entitled "One Hun- Pleads Innocent tieup Saturday at 2 p m when Lt Dick Baking Opening event of the conference city schools and Arthur E Pet- of the I ry to drive by automobile said "Within may 5:49 at and abrasions on June 10 will be a discussion erson superintendent of Jordan dred Years of D itncing" will be manager p m Friday general Wi 11 appear with his famous to N e w York City he said two weeks it will be almost imWilliam Woodrow Joines 32 Ryan on personnel problems in school schdml district June 13 planning given at the annual dance festival an automobile when at struck by inwhile Albert George administration by Dr E Allen programs of school buildings arid Friday June 7 at Saltair More Stewartstown Pa Friday pleaded white stallion from the Japanese possible to get bread I doubt if at Main and 7th South D L S church president Bateman state superintendent of equipment by Dr M Lynn Ben- than 1500 trained dancers will Innocent to a charge of imperson- impcrial stable s King and there will be one loaf for 50 Smitki sche d uled to be in Mexico City According to Traffic Invest- public instruction and W Karl nion superintendent of Salt Lake demonstrate baAroom dances ation in federal district court He Keno a horse and dog which people" railwas not nathe affected 2 94 of veterans are of to the as an by from is June gators Victor R Health and the pioneer day many moving pic"By charged with posing Hopkins superintendent of Ogden City schools and Dr Roald F ranging F LaTulippe the girl was road strike: on be will will be tures the of the also of protion's the federal bureau George of head the present capacity agent milling department Campbell vehicle authoria south-boun- d church struck said Rasmussen Mr 0 tier Plans for a church-wid- e closed" by the and general of elementary education Univergram boy investigation obtaining cruitlent programs by Dr Wahl- sity of Utah and June 14 prob- scout jamboree filly 21 to 25 1947 Indorsement of Lee Redmond Salt Both acts will be In the huge "There is only one solution: for ties who ha e planned to travel driven by Charles D Rowse 11 33 929 E 39th South by rail to address stake conferquist and Dr LeRoy E Cowles lems of school finance by Dr J in Salt Lake City will be made at Lake City on a check for $36 children's program sponsoredTele-by the government to release wheat enc e s areas The child was taken to Salt in distant and He 11 1945 to Tribune The a near that Lake added Salt while section March the mills" of of probbureau Sunday retired president University of R Mahoney director Goegorza meeting's Primary unable to fill the appoint-m- e Lake General hospital for tre t- Utah business research University of Assn "pioneer" project also will Utah Joines was arrested in gram to be presented in Liberty ably all small bakeries of the city we ment and later taken to her ho rtl a would be closed within 10 days be outlined at other meetings tits Other discussions scheduled in- Utah school of business Spokane Wash May 7 park Tuesday at 6:30 p : ''' - e- '4!' '''''' P T-l'-'- V : Utah Outlines - ' '- ---- A Ntts ': ' " ' - r—A 4 ' ' ' 1 r - 1 $4000000 "'"''":-ts:- - s - - : j Death Victor In Race to Crash Victim 2- - vl- 4"-- - t7 - ' e- 4 - -- Road Works wi -- - '''- - I ' Aa 'WELL I GUESS WELL HAVE TO DREAM THE REST 1 - School ight Installation Gains Shown semi-indire- OLD DRIVERS WITH MANY BAD HABITS WORRY INSPECTORS Union Leader Vows to Widen Strike - ct origin-destinati- state-feder- al Semi-indire- ct e- Schools Launch - ' Contests Hospital Plan le Okeh Seen - 1 D U P Extends Paper Drive Sears-Roebuc- - ' Runawl!ly Girls Return !Home Cleric Decries Home Costs d - : semi-indire- ct Sears-Roebuc- ' t Outlook Dark For Bakers Is Wagner-Elle- mier-Taft - t Fit tttr( Problems' to Feature ' Patients to See Jap Stallion old-ag- "atidio-- 10-1- ' 13 1 a LDS LEADERS Centennial Role School Chiefs' Conclave ' TIEAJP DELAYS MIA Will Chart Auto Strikes Hurts L Girl Six 1 0 ' administering - ' s I 4 - ninlet ! I - --- |
