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A ' '- Part Two ' ta - Hears of Progress SL-'in Headquarters India Lauded "0 Syn- od QP-MQp-00§-pis47ic- 1I : - - P M" those initials Ojai have been giving many a Utah busineu man a headache and which translated mean office of ' production management—are going to be translated even further for the benefit of intermountain area residents to eliminate ' as many of the headaches as possible With Ralph E Bristol former ' Ogden busineas man in charge Salt Lake City office of 0 P M ' opened on the fourth floor of the Utah Oil building 10 West Broad' way Thursday The principal function of the office will be to help business men in this area interpret priorities 'rulings from the head 0 P M of- flee in Washington and to determine the needs of this area in ' strategic supplies The office will serve all of Utah Idaho except the panhandle and the four eastern counties of Nevada Appointed Thursday to work with Mr Bristol as industrial analysist was Dr Thomas C Adams engineer of 242 Twelfth Chairman Notes ' ' - Position at Closing SessionI: 4 - - 'rk ' ' I -- ' ' '--- - - Vf‘ i I- ""'''' ''' he' - ' ' - ' ' ' 7 1 j ' 1 ' ' - Page Twenty one ' i - ! ---- ' I - ' ' ' S 4 LiT'v-05toè- ' of cria4i1g érá-tWiii- ' oil ' ' ' :" : -- " ---- It GistOrg Divi!e 1 I ' - - I 1 i 0 ' ' 5 - On - Speaker Advises Presbyterians Of Great Gains ' - - - - ' Salt Lake City Utah Friday Morning October 3 1911 - Food Raisers Get Call to Assist British TfAl4n0 gai3O: :igbessrtit: - '' ' - - :''' '1' ' ' ' '' - ' e-- - ' f t ' - ) - ' y- 8I '1 I Senators Hear Sheep Cattle Men Air Views s : Cattle and sheep growers lined on opposite aides as the sen- up ' ate subcommittee inquiring into ' " public land administration Thurs l' day completed its first day's work of the three-da- y session at the ) ' Newhouse hotel The sheep industry's represent- t salves were critical of the Taylor grazing act and advocated seasonal foraging but the cattle men rhuraday as England stands as indorsed Director R H Rutledge bulwark against dictatorship it and his grazing service personnel- : P the duty of every American to Conducting the hearing into all Mn his part to help produce food matters pertaining to public lands :or England" he said "We their administration and their acare in a food and munitions quisition were Senators Pat Me war on the side of England and Carran of Nevada and James E 'jishould be thankfulthat as far as Murray of Montana The Inquiry $we are concerned it has riot dealso will cover national parka land office forest soil tveloped into a shooting war" general 1 I The conference closed with in- - East street erosion and soil conservation servDr a Adams of the graduate Atructions to representatives of ice problems he board in each countyas to how University of Utah and Cornell was assistant professor of engiOpposes Fee Raise hey will work with each farmer its enable him to do his part in neering at the University of Utah Striking at the possible increase he states food production pro-ra- from 1927 until last spring when of grazing fees Senator McCar he became engineering adviser to ran who expressed his opposition resources national the planning to any additional charges called ouoty Quotas get board in Washington upon growers to be prepared to While at the university Dr During the meetings the state's Adams speak against such a move when held a part-tim- e post as Inncl production quota was broken the question is discussed on Fricoast and geodetic linwn into county quotas and these director of the day afternoon survey control for Utah He also James A Hooper secretary of nunty quotas later will be broken iiown to meet the needs 'of indi- has served as secretary of the gqthe Utah Wool Growers associao r develop' igineers' committee f lvidual farmers tion at the afternoon session Educational meetings under the ment of the Colorado river in Hy charged abuses and injustices in iirection of agencies already set Utah and has been active in many the granting of leases in the withas his text the verse: Using : assodeand civic and technical clubs ' "After these drawal from public domain of Jesus tp under the United States things sp artment of agriculture' are Itched- elation& Dr Millar pointed out acreage to be included In the army peared" :Mrs Laurene Pierson who has IA ilied in each county next week t that 'the church emerged from the bombing range near Wendover n4 the department agents given had 12 ‘years' experience under and in allowing the "grazing of World war stronger than most A celebration marking completion of the Deer creek In champ other nstructions in these meetings will Civil service will arrive in a few Ralph E Bristol domain during seasons when public organizations 8 decided dam will be held at the damsite November it was of the Salt Lake office of be permitted to reseed ) hen gait each farmer and plan days from Washington D C to should ' it Made Rock Springs Cominon Man Stressed the office of production numand rehabilitate" Thursday by the executive committee of the Provo River )41th him how he can best do his join the staff as a clerical worker Water Users' association° sponsoring body The Taylor act had saved many agemont Dr Elwyn a Williams Los AnIlart in supplying the food needs Mr Bristol announced Terminus for small cattle growers reported L 4 the United States and England J Vr Gillman association president reported be is preCal stressed the importance geles C Montgomery of Heber presi IThe job is one of cooperation of the common mans contributions Northwest Lines paring to announce personnel of a central committee to Snd It is lift to every citizen to do dent of the Utah Cattle and Horse to Christian progress in another a of number subcommittees arrangements supervise through nix part" Mr Nebeker said Groweni association main address during the day DisMr Gillman in committee the explained after meeting WASHINGTON Oct 2 MI1 — It was emphasized that the pro-traUrging that the committee not the Presbyterian united cussing offices of the metropolitan water district that it was dewas purely voluntary but lose sight of the purpose of the world emergency fund he d The board aeronautics civil cided dedicaevent a the should be "celebration" but not a was pointed out by William measure Mr Montgomery said the ordinary ' contributors it authorized ' Unite1 Air tion since the dam is only one unit of the project l'etersent director of the Utah that the thousands of Utah growto stokers in a battleship who Thursday extenAll work on the Deer Creek project will not be comers had not taken full advantage know nothing of the progress of Lines to consolidate its routes No ptate Agricultural "ifcollege we don't do 1 and No 12 so :as to permit omisof the legislation which originally ion service that for a three or four at dediare but battle which winwill in be be pleted to new time known a officer for it years ordinance The important Murray providing was sponsored by this states conhe job voluntarily now we'll have some now made in sion of :! cated its it stops being ning entirety as a city coordinator which was opposed by a group of Murray o do it another way later on" Dr J Elliot Fisher dean of by planes at Salt Lake City1 gressional delegation Personal invitations to the November 8 program are to residents will be allowed to stand as a result of an opinion handed Westminster college was another Warmed be to Hits Ranking Area mailed all Lake The order elirrainates Sal distinguished Utahns who at various times speaker at the fellowship dinner in have assisted 12 tarmors same time he voiced a down Thursday by the Utah supreme court route and as a the terminus for promoting "Withdrawal of lands to be used building project which concluded the - days pro- City The court held that R B Ras-- 1 The date was fixed late enough Mr Gillman said to to farmers against re- for bombing areas had worked a which mow extends from Salt Lake gram Of one of five airners the definite hardship on atockrnen allow time to oil the highway which crosses the dam situated the production mistakes mussen Murray city recorder was B Allan The daytime Synod sessions in- City to Seattle Portland and SpoI leating for referendum then cluded Mr Hooper declared This offers application in Provo to ef the last war when many exordinance not refer canyon the reports by the stated clerk kane by way of Boise and gives to court action too to aobliged instituted a be thor-supreme should that 40anded their undertakings problem will The celebration vote of the people because herald the completion of the first sub- and treasurer by Dr Robert D route' 1 two western termini San to recorder the so studied debts that compel assumed and city Justice that oughly may spicily Steele on national missions Chriscontract on the project as a whole involving construction of the petition fot the referendum mit the ordinance for a vote be meted out and no stockman de1 Route and Francisco onit years to liquidate Seattle was confertian inaufficient education and izof the Utah the dam and relocation the highway and railroad tracks withthat time granted ence-institute prived of part of his set-u- p le urged that farmers and live- written a The court at In a unanimous for young peo- now extends from New York and was the contract writ-o- f The out consideration" awarded to the and mandate canyon through temporary Otock produeers take advantage by Justice Roger opinion 1 McDonough the Rev W F Koenig Newark to Oakland and San FranState Senator F D Williams of were heard September ple by on company of Los Angeles Cost of the work was f the present comparatively high4the court ruled that the vponsors argument Logan foreign missiors by cisco by way of Chicago and Salt Minersville said that he had -r 12 be as and to should herda made it etill whether their estimated to at $3900000prices of Edward lost the referendum their op permanent The court Thursday Carver Ogden pushed legislation upon assurance flocks improve the quality of their portunity to gain a popular 'vote on United promotion by the Rev Lake City-T- he that the prescribed area was not in contended airlines its aplarm products and especially to on the ordinance because of their quashed the temporary &writ and Theodore M Keusseff Mt Pleasinterfering with any licensee Lis for dented the the that for permarequest 'Fet- out of debt plication authority ant on the American Bible and failure to have certification from nent writ that area - Mr reteraen skald that already weathel and terrain conditions Tract ocietien and by lack of the county clerk as to whether the Initial Inquiry revealed that court said the law provides American Ph United States has sent a WI The accommodations hangar 150000 sheep and 60000 cattle signers were qualified that the procedure in referring the Bev Edward G Atkinson made it advisable to reduce opera Inn dollars worth of food to Great petition on Sunday school tions would be without range reported Brigham act voters of Murray city lritain under tho lease-len- d through Salt Lake City and city ordinances shall be "as nearly mimdons City was The ordinance Regional Grazier Chealey P by adopted new would the AR have that the ond that by next June another the plan practicable the same as the Mrs Charles Jack of Salt Lake added but after amortisation Seeley of Murray city commissioners initiative faster giving advantage and referendum biiiion dollars worth will have last June proand a boundary compromise he IL and on either 'July cedure for measures relating to City was reelected president of service to route 12 points from the 1leen sent- the learned that between 12000 and at the worne- east' 18 a petition for referendum "And" he added "tbla country 17 or circulation the people of the 'state at largo" n'11 Synodical society 15000 sheep would lose their ofsession Other sheets morning with dowas:preon to" keep and in the case of the latter a cer- ficers elected were Mrs W D Inuit be prepared National Newspaper week Ocrange which necessitated a small deThe of nec- - sented for filing to the city re- tification of for as is problem as housing it that long is O )ng district tober 1 to 8 was being observed fense workers In just signatures required Buzz of Salt Lake City and Mrs cut for all licensees of that Stanley HaIberc 18 was the last day corder Lake July Salt City trict "It is apparent from the fore- WF Koenig of Logan vice presi- traffic manager for United Air in Salt Lake City and 'Utah Thursi seary" under the law on which the peti- going sections of the statute" the dents Mrs H Sterling Lake City Thursday Niarns of Inflation ttion for referendum could be filed Answering Mr Hooper's as opeakers and government and Ogden has been eased con'Bailey re- Lines at Salt court said "that if the provision cording mer day that the explained In tention Lawproposed the last that the grating of winmonth Mrs I siderably Edward officials Mr Rasmussen refused to pro- with the imporsecretary Again warning against the tea- ceed respect to the checking' by S Ward corresponding secretary ger of mutes No 1 and No 12 is tance of aproclaimed ter ranges rence during the summer by A direcJohnson in as free the llousing the prescaused press sponsors the county clerk of the names of and Mrs requested by by I twofold in purpose ilency toward inflation class of any Isabell treasencourages soil the ervation American of Jennings way tor of the :Utah State Defense deterioration stock signers had not been the signers in a state-wid- e First he said handling of of life present government spending because the refer(urer all of Salt Lake Senator Williams voters as certified City said: Mr Nebeker Twenty-twoon now be Ray to qualified Cootinead mall which has council ) inrograni announced Thursday Pm through declared that "my winter range Dr James Millar Portland all should realize we are redistributed at Salt Lake City c "We From reports compiled at a is the summer range for the field and d now Ore church will be expedited Presbyterian is a for Oregon de- meeting of the defense housing munity in which I live and Second it will make possible the representative that sooner or later we're going toLake Kiwanis committee at the Salt Lake cham- - wouldn't ask that communityWO-be clared before don't Salt who preThose of off with Iskid routing planes (loaded of that right" Mr club members to take the bump may get Thursday noon that ber of commerce building it rau deprived through passengers and mail) 'pare llama his confidence In expressed economic and from the Pacific northwest to military spiritual 4400 apartments and the !pretty badly bruised" grazing service and predicted Rock Springs and other eastern rearmament is needed in the learned that Mr Petersen said it wax residences of the class that the unit would successfully points via Boise Idaho thereby United States :vrative the farmers of the staten now a are of state and solve the winter I and summer for Organization on system facoccupancy ready point-Ia time bk& as a such "The free press has :work together group reducing flying 200 are range question over western also most that of tourist states the a of fire prevention It a national through service by an hour and tor in spiritual rearming' which lodges Swiftly falling temperatures g nut that in this way better available sched15 &tense He measure and minutes will be its been be undercould snow has the because Outlines trbervie amounts to making rain most and accomplished of Jesuits strongest Thursday brought in'varying In Ogden 150 single-famil- y units to and from the northwest newspapers have been essential in ules taken at a Ism stressed that by working in of fire Friday meeting Coloeastern Utah and Wyoming Nevada western Arizona and Mr rtutledge at the morning prevention authorities in the Salt competitive with those of North- building a strong morale" Dr are available the report said in iZroupt they would be able to get Defense project employment meeting outlined the grating servbetter consideration from the of rado A chill wind whistled through Utah inflicting property Lake chamber of commerce build- west Air Lines according to Mr Millar declared Salt Lake City- is expected to ice's job and the problems that of production management if damage in several communities in the northern section ing at 3 p tn Joseph H McKay Halbert 'rice n Ci on ti ted i twee P ta to roach a makimum about October confront the administration of the lack the asserted for to deask cobrdinator of the Utah state Referring tit became necessary h 15 but members of the commit- Taylor Although utility companies in' of here accommodations on council farm fense hangar Thursannounced citation American An Legion ratings priority an area of 141000000 Mr Halberg said that "according tee that Utah reported 31 e gi igibt e storm including single reported to day ' newspapers nationally our operations department lack given 2000 units would be avail- acres under adzninistratioN the "But the main thing" he said damage trees in many town were which publish an editorial best ex- rooms Attending the meeting will be to endirector dtbclared that the servfacilities doesn't of able that timet this hangar by into E R Shaw Nephl fire chief Labroken and uprooted by a strong "is to get your hearts the spirit of Americanemplifying ice's staff of 215 persons wit furor added schedules In was It courage the Ogden reported Vete M Hanson Salt Lake City was presented Thursday ism program and work toward the northerly and easterly wind in Lake ther Salt be will not expansion five-inc- h and Inadequate" He noted that City" employment peak each set A for A one fire O chief of county snowfall Owens the to The Salt Lake Telegram reached until next goals Ogden fire night man or woman in the unit He each however that but promised are by see much to how July chief Jack Clay Salt Lake county you don't try heaviest of the year was recordon behalf of national commander be will a is and had service for b00090 now 250 time homes under that adequate responsibility Loss of a purse containing fire chief and Henry Shank of Oged at Brighton in Big Cottonwood of the legion by Dr T William construction will 'going to get out of it personally in Salt Lake City com- acres been have Remember this is a chance to do canyon during the day Thursday $1920 to youthful purse snatchers den an Official for the United maintained Chief advantage of the con- Stevenson commander of Salt pleted and 850 other additional Calling attention to his service's a service for your country and At Park City the third :snow- who accosted her on the 1000 States forestry service Lake post No 2 at the 'Ameriis eliminates solidation that it the will be $740000 units available the is appropriation Mr Rutwhen this emergency past storm of the season deposited a rurpone of the organization is of reworking airmail can Legion building 404' South housing the forest he work of Governor Herbert ledge declared thing to ask is not how much you four-inc- h blanket over the small block of Eatst Ninth South street tolAan for the prevention of fires necessity tooeuwee es Page Twentritimob from the east to the northwest West Temple street deIn B Maw state the forming to was got but how much you did" accimountain community breaking police Thursday indefense projects through H F Kretchman editor of The reported and from the northwest to the to anticipate probdown trees and shrubs and ruining night by Zola Smith of 969 East dent sabotage or even bombing east by having the two routes des- Telegram accepted the certificate fense council from Conterynees held defense work General lems arising Mt McKay said 'fields Thirteenth South street near-b- y in unharvested on one behalf of the as hay Stteeney Visits paper ignated was praised by the committee During the morning the eight H ThursDixie F also awoke LaGuardia of Utahs New salute K 8 station comes L Radio to Mayor mail "Now will the salt Waiter C 13 General G of of Colonel walkleaders Major committees composed She oUd officers she was George Cressey Ydrk coordinator of the national Lake City and must be' redistrib the newspapers of Utah Friday at morning to find a two-inc- h officer and forretired Hill field at ney the air army Ogden depot representing producers orthe prin- day on Ninth South defense council has proclaimed uted at the airport post office Un- 10:05 p m by presenting a narEast snow had broken citY trees and 1ng north mer of commander in the leaders for Utah the Thirty-eight- h refusing deagricultural products cipal ti4 week of October 5 to 12 as der the route consolidation mail rative dramatization-depictinslowed traffte on the Blatit ridge street when two youths she the praised Vert Dougits at enter selfish to interests allow to stabe held group conferences to In infantry as 17 about scribed years fire to can be week and or from the east being sorte4 history of American newspapers organiprevention Washington county where the the defense program and for wal In Salt Lake City Thursday continue discussions started Wed- storm struck with blizzard: fury old approached her grabbed the zation of this group was set by into through pouches decreasing their ideals and objectives and the Into not allowing profiteering to be- visiting friends here and attending nesday On the beet methods to adestimated the Tiresta- purse and ran The theft occurred the state council to coincide with the time planes are on the ground services they render The program come Sheepmen to to private business national needs the output widespread just In Salt Lake City this proclamation mean loss of about 7:30 p m has been written for radio by Recommendations of these cam- son storm would from $25000 to $50000 to stock- -' Gladys Wagstaff Pinney and will rnittees were: men of the area mostly from be directed by Parley Baer The Dairy—Increase milk produccast will include I 8 L dramatic tion 13 per cent over 1040 by cur- shrinkage of lambs still in the mountains less than half staff members 't Itailing shipment of cows to markets where they might have been moved to winter grazGuest Speaker Rooked for clothes a bike for college years &heal If be be slaughtered before their full use ing areas secreas milk producers had been exMerle Nearly a foot of snow fell in executive Taylor earns it himself he knows its value appreciates it more of vice Glade Earl J president hausted use better feeding and the higher Cedar Breaks altitudes radio station KSL left tary of the Utah State Press assoThursday bull most Utah and of the low southern That's one reason why the 1000 Salt Lake Tribune and housing methods kill all when the owner of the home ciation will appear on the profor Denver where he will Getting away with burglary calves at birth except those to be summer stock ranges receved night as of tell and room and earn $350000 gram walked into the guest speaker Salt Lake Telegram the Rocky Mountain Ra- proved an easy task for "Pete used for breeding purposes raise amounts of snow varying- from address as the of week purpose newspaper him who rascal diminutive a on an Intermountain council grabbed best dio for young the subject Friday yearly—have the opportunity other dairy calves on grain substi- five to Seven inches in depth Priorities for 1941- - entered a Salt Lake City home Expecting to find a hardened it is being observed in Utah (Zither opportunities include: sales and business school tutes instead of milk eliminate boy In Salt Lake City where thou- "Program known Lake Salt two criminal Reg Manning nationally City police Thursday night and took cows of low milk output as soon sands of visitors began to as 1942" training healthful exercise personality and citizenship officers arrived a few minutes and syndicated editorial rartoonraw eggs from an ice box and Mr Glade will represent the Coas better animals are ready to re- semble for the semiannual L D S ' work adroit whose ist a appen took into and was pet later before he them custody apprebuilding at Ste Broadcasting System church general- conference wind lumbia plsre them in The Salt Lake pears regularly be will hended which monkey conference the the d Sheep—Maintain approxi whipped autumn-tingeleaves OCTOBER 1 TO I IS "Pete" had escaped from his Tribune will be a featured speaker CA101101101 Ibli Pass Ts enty two "rete" unaware of the crimattended by representatives of MMWM from branches uprooted at least In Salt Lake City before women's home at the Art Walden Inc WEEK NNEWSPAPER NATIONAL !nal aspects of his act was eat20 trees and shrubs and caused Colorado radio stations and of service station 115 South Third And school groups soldiers and Ift(10 on a kitchen table no unclaimed suite ICI Mk Iticational busineaa and eggs ing organizaPahl's' 31 8 W Temple minor line troublea for the Utah tions concerned in radio $A ItbO $97S civic clubs beginning Monday at 66 South Second West street West street the Officers said IContletkoci ea Pass Tweetpainsl lAdvertleement) I - warning that the 'United 'States already is in a food and munitions war and should be thankful it la not involved in the actual shooting was voiced by Sidney J Nebeker of Laketown hairman of the Utah Agricultural Defense boardat the closing session of the Utah food producers' iconference at the Newhouse hotel A Y al-ea- 1 k - - i )1 ''''-- persons interested in democracy should go ''' i to India to see "a great democracy in the making" Dr John B Weir it I P ei former professor at Forman Chris1 t tian ' college Lahore India de‘ 'k f clared Thursday at the thirty-thir- d 1 annual session of the Synod ' ' of Utah and the Woments Synodi------' 4 cal society of the Presbyterian -t church at the First Presbyterian e--' ' mar church South Temple and C - --- ' ‘1 ' streets 4' k ' ' 1 N ' "' Miscellaneous business matters i 't k '' ' ' - t will occupy the two groups in closot30 --- '7674" i4q 010:t 1 4 ing sessions Friday morning prior : 41 I t to the joint noon worship services ' - '' '"'''''''''"""-- I ' t rei:- and the luncheon concluding the I 1 1 f iT convention t ' Emphasizing the hopeful out1 — ft ' look for Christian progress in the ' ' 1 world Dr Weir set a keynote for -z the Conference in two addresses 4 I during the daytime program and one at s fellowship dinner Thur- I day hightPublic domain problems were aired before the charge of the sessions were Senators Pat McChurch on the Move senate subcommittee which opened a three-da- y Carran chairman right and Frank E Murray Dr James Millar Portland Ore In hotel Newhouse Several national figures are participating hearing Thursdayat field representative of Oregon on the church board of Christian education supplemented Dr Weirs theme with two talks emphasizing the hopeful outlook for Christian Internationally-minde- d 1 t k - I : '''-- '-'n - - - - r - - t '- m e - Court Upholds Rejection Of Murray Vote Petition - -- NI 7 § - - r - - h -- - z 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