| Show -- - 20 TbftI'keTrIbune November 21 1954 Wedneoday e-- - Mines Markets Business News r: r 1 York Times Dow 4ones—AP—UP—INS—New 58 ' 151 Artiortermago L4(Allif E ''''' 1: DETROIT— H president of General Motors Corp said Tuesday he expects the auto industry to produce 5800000 cars and nearly a million trucks next year 4 HE looks for total output of cars this Year to reach 5300000 and truck output to wind up between 850000 and 875000 Byth'e end cif this ye or he anticipates GM's share of the domestic new car market will continue to be 50 per cent its nine months share for the HE SAID — first of this year JIIs HE 'MADE a press predictions conference prior to ceremonies to celebrate the 50 at car millionth GM: built to be replied "It was true nually 2 Completion it will be true in mit SAN "E ""ttip-- -: I I SAI ' r n u 15StRINQS r LAKE - A :I ctry 1 OLIO 0 tr! Stil 1 O FA e 0 IM me t Texas no Charles ) I A ihr 1035 114 d11 ft:rslik i -- -‘j: -- v c- -Al Area Conference Chamber of Commerce of the United States held in the new Wasatch Ele- ' A - 410 STT I ' MIAMI pm Immo Of PitISSURI AkIAA SHOWN TIMMATUUS PONICAST Foolfir rpm) mild temperatures from seasonably tory of a high rapidl- I ERE - 13 execu--- Data From US Weather Bureau was expected to contover the Intermountain renion Wednesday and Thursday with temper— about the same atures Pair weather - tax sales ury as was E Hamil- - treas- - per dollar io the city treasur- Service er or county treasurer WASHINGTON DC — Egg 'We would have to work out prices reversed a historical a system whereby the city and trend for the first time this county would share this reveyear when they failed to in- nue" he said crease seasonally from spring The proposed sales tax would to fall replace a five mill property tax The prices should go even allowed during 1954 which will tower at least through next expire Dec 31 The Legislature February the Department of had allowed the property levy Agriculture said in a poultry to provide funds for capital imand egg report The number of provements and operation of I layers Jan 1 is expected to be the city's free public library about 3 per cent above a similar city Atty! E Ray Christensen vat' direited by the Commisdate this year Declines are the result main- sion to prepare the sales tax ly of increased supplies legislation for presentation to solons during the Legislature - s - inue-- chambers advisory - committee was making a comprehensive study of the matter lie said they expected to issue a statement within a week or' two Sheldon R Brewster presi- Canvas- amend- - their- offirial - of TOMPERATURE CHART Bala for period onded at 5:30 pm Utah's Nov 2 vote to correct Utah error in the tabulaHigh 61 tions Blinding 64 Canyon Bryce The discrepancy still made no Cedar City 64 52 change in any outcomes but Logan 60 Milford Mt added some 9500 votes to the Ogden 55 state wide total bringing the Prove 50 Roosevelt M Salt Lake Airport turnout to just over 263000 St 70 George 51 only a few hundred short of the Wendover r Idaho record set in 1950 as 54 Bohm previously indicated by The Burley 59 52 Salt Lake Tribune's unofficial Idaho Palls a clerical Tuesday Prec 21 25 34 22 33 29 29 off-yea- ' tary-couns- County Board Approves 'Deficit' Fund 1 closing-- 176681 - - Diseases Strike Tots Hardest Set New Highs r county-audito- Committee Adds J Final Touch 'To Divorce Bill - five-ye- ar d Accident SL Suit Séekinft $10140 Damages -- cm--5t- six-ma- h n ano--3- 480 Worker Injured In Print Plant : pm--M- ain ' Suburban Pupils Due Halal' ays ril °AID I 11171T' Q - 0- two-mont- 1 1 I - h 1 1 - e - - i- 7 — it -11 - y-and allS 111' the Sight putlandslause '''''' i t ' :' '' :- :4 :'' t i t ''''''''ti ywor i1: 4' --o No ' 1 t ' ::76 t ‘i1 the AtAwillat Scottish Kite and Mr Masker LI Isaiah Shrine lie married Miriam COMPY Nov 24 1925 in Salt Lake City Sur vivors include his mother and his widow one daughter Mrs Jeann Hawkes andonas grandchild Sell Lake City Funeral services Saturday 1230 PM 574 E lit South under di rectien ot Wasatch Lodge The Rev George J Weber minister First Congregational Church will officiate I Harry Chambers ofowrne4d 69 E 76 :i 27111 I Oik:$ 1 a ) :?k 4 1 ' sier J i 1 ' and o atect barber shop South Lake from in A Salt 1914 ii 4 r 811 I - k ' DR' isi -- 414evrdvr — i 444 clouds and patches of early morning years fog Wednesday and Thursday Mild He said cost of getting water High both days 50 to 10 low Wednesday on arid lands would be $300 an night 22 to 32 Nevado—Fair Wednesday and Thursacre whereas California inter-Wednesdday Little change in temperature High 60 to 70 except 72 to 82 oSiS maintain the cost would be extreme south Low Wednesday night 18 to 28 except 40 to 50 extreme south $2700 Wyomine—Generally fair WednesdsY Dr Henry Aldous Dixon and Thursday Warmer east of Conti- nental Divide Thursday High Wednes- - newly elected Republican con-da- y 45 to 55 weather continued :gressman from Utah said Utah Summary—Fair Over Intermountain region Tuesday ex cept for some cloudiness in Wyoming needs the Colorado River projfacilitate-carin- g and" Montana hist ast col-- the Conti4et-to for the nentiii Divide Temperatures remained rather mild over the entire area al- state's youth though it was considerably cooler over eastern portions of Montana and WYn ming compared to abnormally warm weather of previous days AVASHINGTON (INS)--Ita- in and snow have fallen in the Great Lakes region and It has been raining in the Ohio Valley kiln also occurred in the middle and south Atlantic states where it irrden-Bor- n turned cooler Warmer weather was the rule in the Southern Plains Rites Announced Friday for Star - Speed Charge Nets $5 Fine satch AF&AM 7 k - Low 32 dent Apartment Mouse Association of Utah noted that real 32 property is bearing a disapro37 31 load share of tax the portionate "If it can be reduced by a 31 nominal city sales tax it might 28 25 be a good thing" he opined "I 27 55' Pocatello T am sure it is worthy of serious returns inlirmotontain votes A misreading of the Weber '48 40' study" tabto Coil the abstract led 53 44 Cheyenne Sherman P Lloyd sect& ulation of Ogden's vote only Denver 43 62 24 60 Utah Retail in Monday's count With the Elko 2R 61 Ely 32 55 Grocers Assn also "thinks it rest of the county counted in Grand Junction 44 76 Las Vegas deserves study" the new totals Will be: session beginning Jan 10 24 64 Reno Mining Increase 37 55 Rock Springs First District Sheridan Congressional 41 47 NEW YORK—More foreign realize new revenue may (11) west Yellowstone 24 47 Dixon Aldous —Henry lead zinc and copper produchave to be gained from some 55542 Waltz K Pacific Statao Granger (D) Los tion is on its way National source" he said 'We recognize 48535 74 53 Angeles 43 55 Portland Co behind of the Lead SA the circumstances Argentina 75 55 San Court—John Dtego Second District 43 80 San Frenetic - a subsidiary of National Lead request for more funds r a nklin Wahlquist 23315 Seattle 48 43 "As an organization that will John A Hendricks 17582 Co New York awarded South48 39 Spoken Co tax to Midwest do the western Engineering have Los collecting — George W Court Supreme 41 37 Bismarck we have a direct interest in it Worthen 157885 Delbert M Angeles a contract for engi30 40 42 Chicago no we decision have 42 29 However a and of construction Detroit neering 77950 Draper 40 30 37 Duluth we as to whether mining and 02 46 59 Kansas City A "deficit" appropriation of at this time Reapportionment — 142972 Minneapolis 37 06 46 colmetallurgical installation near $240400 had been approved by will oppose or support it" 36 Omaha against 84044 for Junior 900 Chilean miles Salt Lake County commissionborder the last against EDWIN WHITNEY presi- lege transfer-137- 389 35 48 Boston from Buenos Aires The plant ers to meet financial dent Building Owners and Man- 92787 for Carbon College Tuesday 40 50 New York CitY goes into operation in two obligations for the remainder 37 for 46 49511 Tr DC Washington against Lake of Salt Assn City agers South years of 1954 explained that his organiza38 17 AIbuouerque 41 Allocations went to a number tion is always opposed to any Atlanta 78 66 Miami Okeh Stock Offer of departments whose budgeted additional tax load 44 63 New Orleans 34 75 Oklahoma City NEW YORK—Stockholders of funds were insufficient to con"Personally I would be in 47 Phoenix 77 P Thomas & Sons Co fer- tinue operations without addi- favor of considering it only if San Antonio 02 30 56 St Louis were exhaustbeen apmeans has monies tional tilizer firm have approved offer They every Salt Lake weather data: Precipitalon heared in cutting departinental of Pennsylvania Salt Manufac- proved following a public for period ended at 5:30 PM Speeding and driving with an budgets" he declared "and turing Co to acquire assets lia- ing operator's license eost bilities and business of the comAnticipated revenue from all then only if it meant a sub- expired a Salt Lake motorist a $5 fine pany in exchange for 18851 sources for the current year stantial reduction in taxes for and five days in city jail Tueswill be adequate to cover the the property owner who now is shares of Pennsalt stock day of the entire load the Increase according to David P carrying Police court records showed costs of these projects" Jones Raps Cancer Society defendant William C Dawthe — amount $153500— Largest NEW YORK—E A Darr 30 347 E Gregson Ave son Jr was earmarked for Salt Lake Reynolds Co was cited Nov 14 at 25th South president of R Mumps and chicken pox General Other budgHOspital and 5th East Tuesday attacked the American ets in the flared Health and Charity up in some sections of J Other taken action by City Judge Cancer Society and charged It included: Neel Patton allocathe deg during week to run the state's Utah last receiving W McAwith attempting to destroy the Department Negligent collision—John buildwere 71 289 Centar St tions fined $ao llister heating plant reportable diseases total well tobacco industry 21 989 WashingAllred J Blackburn $7000 ining and grounds owlamordommolo ton St fined 1158 and sentenced II days above the "normal" as estabin jail firmary $29000 and laundry Declare Dividend median Speeding—Cecil R Holten 42 1743 lished by the Members of the Utah Com- Richard St fined 830 $1500 same for the State the — E a final a NEWARK period red Thermoid Divorce on semaphore—John mittee Ignoring gave NJ The assessor was allocated 25 301 W 84 South fined 810 Health Department repOrted to proposed legisla- Meyers S Co declared regular quarterly $5000 to yield up Failure touching department 47 St 569 Montgomery printing Tuesday :dividend of 10 cents a share plus $300 health tion on divorce Tuesday night Chid° $45 and The two children's diseases a crossat a submission vehicle for it stdpped Passing an extra dividend of 10 cents a $11000 purchasing quarantine and approved $500: sherK 20 2175 Anderson walk—Douglas accounted for more than half share both payable Dec 31 to iff $10800 surveyor $5200 to the next session of the State Claybourne Ave fined $35 of the 308 illness cases checked - stock of record Dec 10 treasurer $2000 building engi- Legislature In by local health officers eswould bill In the general neer $2900 and flood control Mumps were concentrated in cduntablish domestic relations Gigantic More $17700 such scattered areas as Davis disthe service through NEW YORK—J J Newberry seling Kane Uintah and Utah counstate without trict courts of the Co signed contracts to operate ties Chicken pox was a more courts sysbasic the one be of changing the what it says will general geographic affliction tem world's biggest variety stores at but heaviest in Salt Lake City Here la a 34hour summary of traffic Meeting at the Capitol the accidents Bergen Mall a reported Tuesday in Salt lAke Provo and Utah County Uintah subin committee accepted City: regional shopping center being south and 13th Zest Two County and Ogden A $10- - stance the bill prepared by a automobiles sponsored in northern New Ter 14043damage suit seeking Nonreportable No inOnly other ailynent to reach matte had been filed Tuesday in subcommittee after vot- vestigation ' sty by Allied Inc Inc este Wilmington Ave Two a high incidence was strep inThird District Court by John ing down a motion by Dr A automobiles Drivers: Kenneth Preston fection Of 40 cases reported 20 Whiting 41 278 Beryl Ave: Thomas H Copinga father of ilennie Ladru Jensen University of Henry Tractor Plant McKinley 36 2521 Wilmington were in Logan a minor who was al Utah Law School to refer the An! Damage: 11200 No injuries CHICAGO ILL—Minneapolis-Mol- Copinga SIM—Ist South and Mb West in a roller matter back to the subcommi- Two1208automobiles No police report ine Co will start tractor ledgedly injured No filed injuries coaster accident at Lagoon ttee with instructions to include 442 - — and farm FAMAnd Kensington 'production equipment Drivers: Walter Ave Two automobiles creation of a July 29 Iblert 52 1485 S State Dean shortly at its new plant in AnK Long 38 The suit names the Utah family court as a branch of a August 2408 Green St Mimosa: kara Turkey Component parts No injuries Amusement Corp and Roller trial court of general jurisdic- $aoo 4:12 and Wed Temwill be made at Minneapolis ple Two automobiles Coaster Co as defendants in tion ! Stanley H Smith 18 05 E: Minn accident and Moline IlL and 1 to the on at Hillside Dr Two the action was motion According The 12 opposed Ave (3050 South) sufto Turkey for final Gregson shipped investiNo automobiles minor Very 4 — complaint Miss Copinga re- grounds that it would force the Cation required a fered sembly severely injured right ceived injuries to her chest counseling service on the par1000 arm Tuesday about 4 pm when legs and ankles when a roller ties involved rather than makhe accidently became caught in coaster car in which she was a ing it voluntary-i- n cases where E a printing press at Deseret passenger was hit from behind no complaint had yet been News Press Printing and Bindamuseat car the another filed by l ing plant 1605 S 1900 West of the ment park The employe was taken to two Disannual the of Third First are 6 7::: Cross Hospital by Police Holy 42000 for David T Talk Court Sets long nearly Ad holidays trict Club Judge s Floylynn Baker and Officer suburban the four A in students e Maurice Warshaw Salt Lake Lewis and Dr Rex Skidmore M D Catmull will school districts social and begin of sociology reproefssor businessman who recently As1All schools in Thursday tour work University of Utah turned from a NOTICS e Davis- - Granite- - Murray and : I "'lel ' svas Sealed bids will be received at the 1 of ure'dUrthgWh1Ch1 will Districts School Jordan Room 119 Park Department Purchasing a delegate to the World Child Building University of Utah for roof wito Treat be closed for Thanksgiving ing CIO Exchange as obtainable per opecifications in Zagreb Welfare Congress 011 the Purchasing Department i They will reopen for school from 4' : Families of Salt Lake Eit‘ will be the speaker Bids will be received until 9:00 am Yugoslavia ' November 29 1954 at which time the ‘' - 4 at the Wednesday luncheon change Club members have on Monday the superintendwill be publicly opened and read In ents reported the invited to been 119 Park Building University of Friday Room Salt Advertis Lake meeting of Second vacation for the stu- Utah A bid bond cashier's or certified luncheon meeting in Hotel Utah INK Club in Hotel i Utiih 7 in the amount ef five Per cent chock IRE I Warshaw also was a delegate to to hear a talk by W Cleon dents will begin on Dec 23 (0) of the bid made payable to the c of Utah shall accompani MurUniversity Jordan the in for those the World Federation of United Skousen chairman of the Brigbid 1' The right is reserved to accept or NationsAssn at Geneva Switz- ham Young University alumni ray and Granite Districts and ' env or and all bids any reject on Dec 24 in Davis AU Informality or technicality toinwaive 1010414kot erland- and to the International and public service committee any bid In of on interest the the University schools will ComJan' reopen Welfare Association for Crip- on "The Secret Weapon of WILWAM L CHRISTENSEN 3 1955 Purchasing Agent munism" ples at The Hague Holland - Kensington of carcinoma He was born May 2 1903 in Salt Lake to 'Virgil City and Catherine M Hiskey Be was a deacon of First Cone regational Church and wag er of Wa HABIL''' before to1943when Ile Mr Chambirs Former member of Bari Basin divided its retired Upper ber's Vnion Member: St Anne's V it Catholic Church St Anne's 'Men" 71 water rights kJ Ile said the Upper Basin harry F8 aIrTwifdLacfg daughter Mrs Marcuerite O'Reilly ect would provide California all of Salt Lake CitY Mx grand with better water minus sedi- - children ment and on a more regular L53 0 inch: precipl atión for November Antonia Wade 41 Inch schedule than excess inch: accumulative if the project 1 Mrs Antonia Wade 207 1954 I9'N Pitt Oct since precipitation West died 39 inch were not built inch accumulative deficiency day in a Salt Sunrise Wednesday 725 sunset 8:04 ' convales At the same time he noted L a k a home Expected maximum 58 expected miniof ':: mum 31 the project would provide Utah Icent incident to '"" 11I Salt Loki Citv and vicintre—r air Witn Born May age with three limes tti e waternoW 4 28 little' 'change 18(dit Duni- to day and Thursday High both days32 near available in the state would put reht Holland ' ir:gialgaa a n d Johannes 58 low Wednesday night 30 to Utah—Fair with little change In tern- - 300 000 acres of land to use and Gerdena V ander enden Vandr--' friok'sto perature Wednesday 65and Thursday water for wail T d C Married low Wedne- s- provide sufficient High both days 55 to Wade Nt Joseph day night 22 to 32 to 50 the 100 Utah Salt Lake next City during Southern Idaho—Fair with a few high 11' 1899 lie died SL to Request State Note uounters Airail'are Thanks Cost of Eggs For 1 City Tax'on Sales Add 9 500 Fair Warm Dy-IGUS P BACKMAN Continued from Page Reverses tive secretary Salt Lake City State Ballots would pay two cents per Chamber of Commerce out dollar to the state The Board ot State of town but Weston Trend Long usual then pay one cent ton assistant secretary said the sers Tuesday pOpared to IIERE-- TI at his m tostealour In Hlskey' here divisions of the pressure system over Intermountain-- Rntonicqlorado— River noting lisouthern California grew The weather forecast map for Wednesday In un4 dIcates another day of sunny sikles-an- a Harry Chambers mentary South died at his home Monday Addressing Californians pres- at 850 P m After ent Rep pawson said "I am a lingering 111- nem glad you are here because Born Jan 21 at Reddich want you to take a message 1878 Enaland son of to southern California on why Stephen and Jane Chambers the Lower Basin should not try Willis He married Ca Shake- therine water" in &island Mr Dawson traced the his- - opeare in 1899 Resident of Salt Lake CitY water School -- I I NEW tril YORK N vAis N :1' Unless California TROVO interests get behind the Upper Basin State's Colorado River project the Loiter Basin is apt to lose its own 600 million dollar projects Rep William A Dawson declared here Tuesday night during a Cham- bey of Commerce meeting lie spoke out against attempts to throttle the Upper Basin's water during a dinner meeting of the National Affairs I 1 1 - V Charles William (Chick) 4)) service man- - residenee876 Ave— — !41 ':1 oTt"14 I IL - WIND r lig i gLa et Ky y 0000loodobwrgt 1 4-- :::::: z 46 1 '1 $) FAIR WARM FRONTEEPENEE COLD FRONTC STATIC FRONTEm s'-- t l Ab SNOW RAIN I 45' Kat' 4 I PARTLY CLOUDY : A7PP 1 2k : Aril gI LEGEND CLOUDY 1 Cr I 1 1 - N IJ4 I os ANdELES J1111 --- I — N i I1 : I - 1 ' 1 5 il i t I P 1- : v r-: DENVER 11 w v477 I :ii it At t 4lowail lt- 1: i : :: PAinnrqrsv SD : Fiwiasco I: v t LIU Wyo! 1 °fa new training school for GMC dealer and distributor mechanics and inMore than 200 business and dependent garagemen will be civic leaders from northern reflected in a substantial inUtah Tuesday joined area Gen- crease in personnel and annual eral Motors Corp officials in pay distribution marking production of the 50 3 PAYROLLS OF "hundreds millionth automobile by the of thousands-o- f dollars" come corporation from jetailers who sell and W T Nightingale president autoof Mountain Fuel Supply Co service 'GMC appliances acand motive parts serkice and head of Salt Lake Chamber told t b e as- cessories in this area of Commerce The Salt Lake group viewed semblage at Hotel Utah Tues- a telecast of p'Mentation of day noon that: the 50 millionth car in Flint L GENERAL MOTORS divi- Mich by Harlow ItCurtice sional offices in the Utah city president of the corporaLkon in 1954 1955" 0 Obituaries to The Tribune : 2 :Nev l in the company's history employ several hundred perAsked if GM will continue sons with a payroll of more to hold to its policy of pricing than one million dollars anits cars only once a year Mr curtice P1:111(111' 1 :44:190ak:::: ::1:1:::2":73:' : tillts: - - Chief Forecasts Output Surge service H Curtice N tto!:tql 9 :STATIC s A - ' MILLION CARS NEXT YEAR Dalvsoir Tells History of Water Fiefht z GeneralTells 'Sky Scan' Plan for Utah Special to The Tribune Funeral services for s Plans to set up a Ground Observer Corps in Utah with a filter center in Salt Lake City and some 200 observation posts throughout the state were Tuesday by Gen Benjamin W Chid law commanderin-chief of the Continental Air Defense Command Gen Chid law who addressed the newly chartered Salt Lake City squadron of the National Air Force Assn in the Newhouse Hotel Tuesday evening emphasized the Importance of the volunteer ground observers to the continental air defense system and called upon Air Force Assn members specifically and the public generally to support the project which will be started early in January The general estimated that some 12000 volunteer observers would be needed to man the Utah posts on a full-tim- e basis The charter was presented to the new Salt Lake City Air Force Assn squadron by John Alison Los Angeles peesident of the national association and accepted by Alan Shott president of the new squadron which was the third organized in Utah and the 120th in the nation and foreign countries Ogden-bor- n ville Thorne police said Tuesday 'NOTICIS TO CONTRACTORS Sealed proposals will be received by the Board of Education of Salt Lake until 3:30 pm Tuesday City Utak November 30 1954 and will be publicly opened immediately thereafter at the Board offices for--thconstruction of the Ensign School Addition and Remodeling 431 Ninth Avenue Salt Lake with the City Utah in accordance drawing' and specifications as prepared Architect by George Cannon Young Utah Savings and Trugt 1au114ung Salt Lake GO Utah' The work called for is to be separated Into three contracts: General PlarnbiAg and Heating and Electrical Al prequalification for biddingon this work each interested contractor shall fill out and file with the Board I not bidder's Form of Quegtionnaire later than Wednesday November 14 1954 or shall have filed ouch question nairo since March L 1954 Questionnaire forms may be obtained at the office of the Superintendent of Buildings' of the Bout Qualified bidders may obtain drawlers and specifications at the office of the Superintendent of Buildings on or after 1000' am Wednesday November' 17 1954 on making a deposit of 112500 per set such deposits being refunded in accordance with conditions otipulated in the histruttions to Bidders A certifiedcheck of not less than live Per cent of the amount of the bid' must etbeentpatty ieach Proemial said check being made payable to the Board of Bid bonds and cashier'S Education checks wtil not be acceptable The Board reserves the right tg reject any or ell proemial By order of R Y GRAY Clerk 'Treasurer The Board of Education of Salt Lake City 440 East lit South Salt Lake City Utah Gertrude t j ‘ Mrs wadp brothW Shipley Torarnce Calif er nine grandchildren 23 great grandchildren I Funeral pm Satordav Thirty-fourtLDS Ward 131 N 8th West Friends call Friday 280 6 to 8 Pm i E South Temple Friday at ward 11 a m to time of Burial Salt Lake citg service Cemetery Ottie O Bloomfield Ott le Orel Ile Bloomfield 38 353 Devon Ct died at a Tuesday Salt Lake hospital of rheumatic heart diseave Born Maysville Ky June 1 1910 int to James Floyd 1 1 and Oh a McKee Bloomfield Married Lola Drew Painter Member Baptist Church S urvivors: mother widow son three daugh- ters: James Al- - 041044 len Gloria Jean Linda Sue Petri- eta Ann Salt L a k a brother Mr Bloomfield tinter e Justice Thomas - Funeral Friday Joseph W TownsendWe! Special to The Tribune MALAD IDAHO — Funeral services at Ma lad for Idaho SUpreme Court Justice Darwin W Thomas 60 who died of coronary occlusion Monday night will be held at 1 pm Friday in the Ma lad Second Ward LDS Church Judge Thomas was stricken Thursday Services will be 'held at Boise Wednesday at the Summer Mor- tuary NOI1C11 BIDDERS Sealed proposal addressed to Board of Education Davis COUlla LT School District for the construction of a sixroom seldition to Adelaide ILleMiltarj Scitcont South Davis at Orchard Building Utah for Board of Education County Davis County School District herein- with after called "Owner" in accordance docuspecifications and Contract plan ments which were prepared byS and may Young be obtained from Lorenzo Continental Bank BuildArchitect ing Spit Lake Cite Utah and will be received at the °Moo of Clerk of Board of Education in Farmington Utah until a Pm o'clock Tuesday December 7 1954 and then publicly opened and read aloud Any bid received after returned unopened closing time will be Minimum wage rates which appear on 15 14 and of the specification 13 Pages shall he adhered to as a condition of this contract A cashier's check certified check or bond payable to the acceptable bidder's Owner in an amount not less than 5 of the largest possible total for the bid submitted including the consideration of additive alternates intuit accompany if awarded each bid as a guarantee that the contract the bidder- - will promotle execute a contract and such enter into bonds as may be required to Owner reserves the The tight any or all bids and to waive any or all formalities Plans and specifications may be without charge in the office of the Architect and may be procured from Lorenz' It Young Architect tocated at 124 Continental Bank Building Utah upon a deposit of Salt Lake-Cit- y $20 as's guarantee as to the oafs return of the plans and specifications the full amount of which will be repaid IIPOIS the return of Plane and specifications within five- days after receipt of bids Jahn I Hess Clerk Board of Education Davis County School District c( - Roosevelt at Olpin Mortuary Thursday afternoon and Friday and at Relief Society room at to funeral chapel Saturday Burial Duchesne Cemetery SEATTLE East — skr 124-4i- 0 3451-9t- h et ask screen television and stage star Moroni Olsen who died in his Los Angeles Calif James Wong W lit apartment Monday will be conSO 311v James Wong died South Monday in a Salt Lake ducted Friday at 2:30 pm in hospital from complications follow Forest Lawn Memorial Chapel ing aurgery Born in China Oct No known sur10 1004 Retired After services in Los Angeles vivors 3 pm Funeral Friday will be to the body brought East Friends call Thursday 7 to 0 Pm Friday prior to mervice Ogden for further services and Burial Salt Lake City Cemetery burial in bis father's burial plot in Ogden City Cemetery Taylor Tidwell rected by Larkin Mortuary DUCHESNE—Taylor Tidwell Wt am It his home died Monday which will announce time for here after a10:45 Born long illness March 30 1871 in Mount Pleasant the service son of William Nelson and Mare Tidwell Aar Mr Olsen spent several days Elizabeth Reynolds Meriwethee-- in Mary Jane in Ogden last July when he di- red Manti April 22 1903 Survivors 110111$ three daughters two rected staging of the pioneer widoiv Mn Chub (Beva) Remy Altonah musical saga "All Faces West" Duchesne County EimerSaltBountiLake ful Mrs Mary Sage wilth Igor Gorin world-rDuchesne Bonita City: Henry and Mrs Edmund (Anna) nowned baritone singing the County 21 Bench Duchesne grandchilFu10 leading role of Brigham Young dren nerat Saturday 1 pm in Duchesne Utah pioneer leader Friends call LDS Ward Chapel Friends maycall at the family home 162' N 100 West Ma lad' Thursday evening and Friday Wrist Watch Lost until time of services InterLoss of a wristwatch valued ment millbein the Malad City at $34 was reported by Gran- Cemetery II 23 1933 liec MemberLDS Church Survivors: M r daughter WASH—Joseph ter Townsend 75 died Sunday in I local hospital after an illness of several months Born in Salt Lake City son of and Rosanna Savage Townsend Lived in Seattle past 45 years Retired merchandise manager for Rhodes Department Store in Seattle Seattle' Survivors: widow Eli son Paul Townsend West Covina Alvin Townsend brother Calif Log Angeles: sister Mrs Eliseman T Palmer Bountiful Utah JIMICS norcz Breed bido wU bo received at the Purchswing Department Room 119 Park Building University of Utah for furnit gas burners as ishing and specifications obtainable from the pr Purchasing Department Bids will be received until 900 am December 1 1954 at which time the? will be publicb opened and read in Room 119 Park Building University of Utah A bid bond cashier's or certiamount of five per fied check cent of th bid made payable to the (5) University of Utah shall accorn bitf ploy The right I reserved to accept or reject any or all bids and to waive any or technicality in any bid informalit in ths interest of the University itt-t- - ) - 44 WILLIAM L CHRISTENSEN Purchasing Agent NO71C11TO CONTRACTOR- S-- — Staled PrOPOSill Will be received be the Board of Education of Salt Lake City -- Utah until 3:30 pm Marsdey December 2 1954 and will be publicly opened immediately thereafter at the Board offices for the Modernisation of the Riverside School Phase U S08 South 8th West Street Salt Lake City Utah in accordance with the drawings and specifications as Prepared by Wilson L SPrinkMYOr Architect 817 Zion Lake Qtr Saringe Bank Buildint-bal- t -Utah to bo ht one The work Called for--h- t contract As prequalification for bidding on title Work tech interested- - contractor shell fill out and file with the Board a not Bidder's Form of Questionnaire later than Monday November 29 1954 or shall have filed such questionnaire 1954 since March 1 Questionnaire forme may be obtained at the office of the Superintendent of Buildings 440 East tat South Salt Lake Cite Utah Qualified bidders may obtain draw at the office of inn and specifications 4117 lions Savings Bank Building on or after 10:00 cm Fridar November It 1954 on making a do Posit of 111000 per get suck deposits being refunded In accordance with cwt: ditions stipulated In the Instruction to ' Bidders A certified check of not lege than five ger cant of the amount of the muet accompany each proposal said check being made payable to the Board of Education Bid bonds- and cashier's checkswill not he acceptable Ili Board reserves the right to to foot ins or all proposals By Order of The Board of ' cation of Salt Lake City R Y Gray Clerk Treasurer ' 440 East 1st South salt Lake City Utah 041$ - 7 4 c : 2 f - 1 t i ' 01 ' ' 1w41 11 - I h ZrÀ1141 441c hm44 tk” ob 44 64 441A - - 10wo-4- 0 - AomPolk - |
