| Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE THURSDAY MORNING APRIL 14 1938 Railroads Pay Needy Get Meats Under Will the placed scription Portion of trance each of the Cafeterias Lowenstein a leather are hungry and without "If last January means a meal as Colorado Tax rected lhis that his residuary my guest If youand can for your out and others to establish and April 13 NEW-YO- RK be to you come In (AV-Wilhe- lm ho died will di- over en- have pay give food please stay estate besed operate a chain of free cafeterias for a chance" If it should be found that the of Colorado’ major rail- the hungry cafeterias could not be operated on road! announced Wednesday the Lowenstein’s will filed for pro- a free basis Lowenstein directed roads had agreed to pay their 1938 taxes May 1 on the basis of the bate Wednesday contaihed speciflo that a nominal charge be made for state tax commission’s valuation bequests amounting to approximate- food and if the administrators of without including amounts due un- ly $300000 to relatives friends the fund found the venture still der a 20 per cent valuation increase charitable agencies and employes unsuccessful after three years they Lowenstein directed that this in were to abandon the idea ‘voted by the state board of equalization The railroads previously protested the increase by withholding first half tax payments due March 1 Attorney General Byron G Rogers said payment of the tax solely on the basis of the commission's valuation would be illegal "The thing for the railroads to do" he stud "is to pay the full tax and then sue Tor the part to whi6h they object" The only roads not affected It was said are those in receivership —the Denver Rio Grande and Western the Rock Island and the Misther roads include souri Pacific the Union Pacifio Santa Fe Burlington Colorado and Southern Denver and Salt Lake (Moffat) and the Midland termlnaL The Denver and Rio Grande With an annual tax bill of more than $1000000 is the state’s largest tax' payer DENVER April 13 w - -- DEPENDO EASTER ' BOUCLES and all-ov- er rrr vllU $ “ t Spectator sports oxford of white buck with blue or tan calf trim Built-u- p leather heel A distinctive pump of all-ov- er tan calf with white piping Blue calf with h 17? white piping OlO ' - SPECIALS SUITS COATS or DRESSES If Plain Beautiful pump of black patent tan calf or blue gabardine with con- - ' Q OtIU trasting stretch An extreme sandalized pattern of blaqk gabardine C I7C and patent CQa OJ KNITS 119 "BLOCKNIT” FINISHED SKIRTS BLOUSES 39 Bring & Take Spectator sports oxford of white buck with blue or tan calf trim Built-u- p Q QK OV0 leather heel Use Your Charge Account Hollywood sandal of rust blue black yellow or white With contrasting piping uVO on straps 33 m it® ! 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