Show - THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY MORNING State Public Welfare Board Approves Health Budget Sees Remedy ' The budgetof the state board of health for those services forming a part of the social security program and which £fe financed by sales tax and federal funds was approved conditionally Tuesday by “ the state board of public welfare The welfare board advised the health department that if sales tax revenues continue to fall the health program will have to take cuts proportionate with the decrease ' The material and child health Oquirrh’s Annual program calls for an expenditure fiscal the year beginning during Picnic Set Friday July l of 171177 and of this amount state will bs furnished by the $30182 and $13693 by the federal governGARFIELD—The annual Oquirrh ment the crippled children pro- L D S stake outing will be held gram la budgeted for $60000 half to be provided-b- y the state and half Friday afternoon and evening at by the government and the general the Box Elder amphitheater in Mill public health program is listed for Greek canyon with more than 11)00 $101672 The money Is to be furto participate nished as follows: State $39126 persons expected The outlined Tuesday by program local $3572 and United States public O J McDonald stake president of health service $59971 Meanwhile the welfare board Is the Young Men’s Mutual Improvecontinuing its study of ways 'and ment assqciatlon Includes informal means of effecting a 20 per cent cut outings from 1 p m to 4 p m dinin expenditures for old age a ner from 4 p m to 7 p’m a sunset service by an M L A chorus of 35 ance on July 1 Because of declining revenues the voices from 7 p m to 8 p m and board has found it necessary to campfire festivities at 8 p m make savings of about $60000 a The musical willbe directed by month and is considering two alter- Mrs Agnes Jacobs' and Mrs Eva natives: A reduction in the amount Spencer The entire entertainment is of individual monthly grants or a being planned by Stake officers un-- r the direction of Mrs Mae Bello tightening up of eligibility requ ments to reduce the number on the and John Arnold M L A activity directors old age assistance rolls Grpver A Giles assistant attorney general advised the board at its the opinion it was stated will not meeting In the capitol he Is prepar- be released until it has been studied ing an opinion on the authority of by Dr Heber R Harper regional the board with respect to establish- director of the national security ing eligibility rules Contents of board at Denver Bu&inesgJIenVUnit Hears of Chance For PWA Project R A Hart to Central problem Points solution Park sanitation Jewish Churches Plan Observance MSJILD WeVe reduced prices to stimulate i Buying Now! 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GARAGE Tooele Utah - Regularly 19c Yard t Live in cotton! end enjoy the savings of this sale Prints and plain colon Sports or dress Tuhfast New! 36 in problem Local Jewish churches this eek Contact Officials S end will obserya Shevuoth the Decided to contact ' county officials ‘ immediately on possiFeast of Weeks or Pentecost bility of creating an Improvement At the Congregation' Montefiore district through the county' to Rabbi in Krikstein with J E Sponsor financings of sewer incharge services will be held Satur- stallation 4 Decided to contact city comday at 8 p m and Sunday at missioners Immediately on possia m and 8 p m of utilizing the present sewAt the Temple B’nai Israel with bility line surrounding most of the er Rabbi Samuel H Gordon officiating area without being annexed by the services will be conducted Sunday members The expressed city at i0:45 a m themselves forcefully against anThe observance is in commemoranexation because of resultant tion of the giving of the Ten Comtaxes and license fees mandments on Mt 'Sinai to the higher 5 Decided to secure legal adchildren of Israel vice on whetherCentral Park if reincorporated would have to become a second class city when the population passed a certain mark Becoming a second class city would necessitate support of schools and members feared the 111 LUXURY — pi The South Salt Lake Business ieagur"Tuesday afternoon took steps to hasten action on remedying asserted unsanitary conditions in the Central Park area just south of Salt Lake City After hearing R A Hart former state PWA director assure them a former application of Central Park for aid in construction of sewer system “still occupies a preferential position” if they will reincorporate the area the members took the following action: L Passed a motion calling for “maintenanceia-goostanding of tha application for a P W A grant until some action is mapped” A letter to the regional office in San Francisco is planned 2 Passed a motion urging the state board of health to carry out its ultimatum demanding a clean-up- in order that Central Park residents will be forced to seek an answer to the sanitation Men’s— Stake Slates Outing r Central Park ' Gets Impetus -- 11 - Clean-U- p Further Decline in Sales Tax Revenues Will — :—Mean Cut in Expenses- - Bureau Warns Changein Age Assistance Plan Studied 01 — JUNE I 1938 - ' SALE! 12£ Batiste TUBFASTI PRINTED I 8e FROSTY COOLI Think of it! 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Plain rayons Light or dark' colors j Tubfast printed Cotton Shantung Broadcloth additional financial burden In his talk Mr Hart now assistant director of public relations for the Denver & Rio Grande Westtold the ern Railroad company group he was certain the PWA grant could be had without delay if the people decided to reincorporate he said the decision However must be made before September 30 when revisions of applications will take place If Central Park was Mr Hart said the town could be ready to advertise for bids within 30 days following reincorporation because plans and specifications had been practically completed before disincorporatlon last fall r Optional Action In reference to creation of an Improvement district through the county Mr Hart read chapter 14 state laws of 1933 and said there was n possibility of such procedure but pointed out the law reads “may” rather than “shall” in regard to the county sponsoring the action Jie also discussed possibility of annexation to Salt Lake City and utilizing the sewer line already installed around the area Guy W Heric president of the organization waa in charge of the meeting held at his place of business 2105 South Main street He said first action would be to attempt creation of an improvement district Robert R Fitts club secretary stressed need for the state board of health to enforce its ultimatum in order to hasten action Mr Hart who is also a member of he state board of health was named late Tuesday at a state board meeting as a member of a committee to discuss further legal aspects of enforcing the ultimatum with Attorney General Joseph Chez Other members of the committee are Dr J L Jones state health commissioner and T B Beatty yd25c Save How on Wards Newest Sandals 159 Regularly 1 Real peas-a- d ' nt doth Whitt chrome leather Sport Shorts and Bra Low priced at I AU swing-strap- s leathdr-aole- d 3Jj-- 8 At Wards far Loss Print Sandals S)EBC Matching Aloha Shirt 79e Flittering Wear bra and shorts as a complete play outfit or for sunbathing! 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Real leather solea Sixes 3H to 9 gaJv ' watjtw wnwai Scouts Qualify For Awards MAGNA — Twenty members of the Oquirrh Boy Scout district qualified Tuesday for awards In swimming and lifesaying from the district scout’ council and the American Red Cross completing a course at Wasatch Springs directed by O J McDonald of Garfield Scouters will receive awards at the next district council and Red Cross awards will be mailed from the national district office In San Francisco Duane Henderson Willlaifc Whittaker and Lloyd Jensen qualified for senior lifesaving-award- s Swimming and junior lifesaving examinations were passed by Verlyn Healey Alton Ottley Wayne Smith Merrill Memmott Don Conradson Lyman Clark Erwin Cockrell and Roy Pendleton Donald Coon will receive’ a jun- ior lifesaving award and the following qualified in swimming: OliDenzil ver (Buddy) McDonald Wright Robert Marlor Eugene Joseph Breeze Stanley Baw-deH Gail Cluff and Glen Jacobs i Uns-wor- th Rails Lose Plea New mouses S2)' Frilly or tailored styles in crepe and rayon V Utah potato shippers will be saved about $200000 this year as a result of interstate commerce commission action denying a petition of ths WASATCH 4243 railroads to increase emergency freight rates on shipments to eastCO Richfield fct ern markets Word of the commission’s action MODERN AUTO Bingham Utah A Jackson Wyo was received Tuesday by Charles MERCER MOTORS Root commerce attorney for the F W GILMAN Vegas Nev Utah public service commission WEBB AUTO SERVICE Bast kly Nev which along with growers’ organiWOLVERTON Sc BILLINGER Elko Net zations had protested the railroad ! 4 Gore Slips Tailored I Embroidered! 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