| Show - t'" ' 1 : ' Vie gait cake gfitittn e B Section - Salt Lake City Utah Sunday Morning November 9 1941 Page One : - He'll Speak Board Plans For Tedesco In IParks Post Utah Preens For Annual Nov 11 Rites ' 1:: Incumbents Hold Present Places In New Set-U- Noted Educator Clears Way fór Successor ": - k I t L' p t To Highlight Armistice in S : ::::s::::-:-- car McConkie—have V indicat- their willingness to remain where they are and expressed the opinion that there will be no ed changes inasmuch az three cons atitute a majority The fourth '4-- t 4 - ' -- - - f 1 i 4 b t ' ao Salt Lake County Council Names Leaders for Many Sections Chairman Slates Talk Tuesday i I 1 Ls '''' '' ' ''' Midst turmoil and world strife almost Ka widespread as that of the war whose close they will Nt celebrate Mahna and persons throughout the nation will observe Armistice day Tuesday with a series of patriotic programs a parade and other ceremonies which are expected to make this year's celebration the greatest since 1918 St Louis George Ortleb Most federal state and city ofgraphic arts industrialist to fices will be dosed during the day address Utahns and banks and many business houses also will be closed for the The cityls public anniversary schools and the University of Utah will observe the Armistice day holiday by dismissing classes for the first time in several years Parade Highlight Highlight of the observance locally will be the parade which will begin at 11:15 a m and follow a line of march from South Printing Expert Temple and Main streets south to Fifth South street east to State Delivers Talk street and then north to Second South street Wednesday Throughout the day programs tribute to soldiers who died paying George Ortleb of St Louie Mo in the World war will be held graphic arta industrialist and among them the Service Star Leformer deputy public printer of gion observance which will begin 10:30 a m at the soldiers' the government printing office in at monument in Memory Grove Washington D C will be guest In charge of the program are luncha at arts speaker graphic O Howard Mrs W A eon' Wednesday at 12:15 p m in Mrs E and Mrs Rupea George J Silver the Hotel Utah Hendrik Romeyn The Rev George J Weber pastor manager of the the First Congregational association and in charge of ar- of will deliver the invocachurch rangements announced Saturday tion and Grover A Giles attorney The luncheon sponsored by the will deliver the main adSalt Lake Advertising club wiU general be open to business men generally dress An entertainment program built as well as those interested in the around the theme "Gay Farce of arts Mr said graphic Romeyn 1918" will be sponsored by the Mr: Ortleb's topic will be American Legion at the legion Pur"Changes for Economic 404 South West headquarters poses" He is a special consultant Temple street All war veterans and technical adviser in the type will be welcomed at the program metal service department of the which will feature cabdancing Federated Metals division of the aret entertainment and refreshAmerican Smelting and Refining ments company and last January comThe program will be dipleted seven years service as depu- rected legion A L Jamieson David by ty printer in the government Burgi and William Collier and printing office will begin at 1 p m He has traveled extensively in America and teveral years ago Fort Opens- -attended the graphic arts exhibiA highlight of this 'year's obtion in Cologne Germany and servance will be the opening to visited printing centers in Bel- the public of Fort Douglas for gium France and England the first time in nearly a year "His experience and background Thousands of Salt Lakers are exqualify him to discuss the impor pected to visit the post to see tent changes that are taking place the changes which have taken today in business generally and place since government restricIn the printed and allied industries tions to close it to in particular" said Mr Romeyn the forced officials public Several business men from OgVisitors will be conducted den Provo and other Utah comthe post by guards and munities are expected to attend through will be regulated by also traffic the luncheon Mr Romeyn soldiers Colonel Lowell H Smith ported ContinuPti egt Pax 241) '00p1 k - ' ': ': ! ': i - ' 9 1 I1 I 1 ! - '' K I ' e - 1 ' "" 4' 4 1 -- Club Sponsors Graphic Arts Address in S L ''::'' ' 1 tt 'Plans for observance of National Civilian Defense week 1 gained momentum Saturday as leaders of the Salt Lake county defense council completed plans for daily programs during the week and announced chairmen had been selected for most of the sections in the council organization - 4: e 1 : I ' ' DPW Engineer Sees Great Change hi Utah ' ' ' ' '' f :erorett:- t4dittlff-- - 6 ' - ''''''" N''' 4401sP'''' '''''''' ‘' - ( - ' '" Urges City Officials To Make Haste In Seeking Projects e o --- - - - - 0 - -- - eo I L000- "Utah is in for a tremendous expansion due to its strategic location yet the public hardly realizes the magnitude of development go- o I b I on Officials Schedule Daily Programs For Defense Week i t J B Mullins chairman of the council reported that in addition to plans for daily observance of the week already announced Ile win deliver a talk on radio station KDYL Tuesday night explaining the councils functions The Thursday night meeting will be the principal public affair with Mr Mullins speaking The-da- y will be "national registration and on Wednesday observday" ancee will emphasize war against waste" Friday will be "sanita tion day" "public protection"' will be the theme of Saturday's events and observance of "freedom" day will climax the activities Sunday Proclamation Issued Mayor Ab Jenkins lasued a proe4 lamation asking Salt Lakers to observe the week beginning Tues day Armistice day and designat ing it as "a time for all persons to give thought to their duties and responsibilities as citizens and to become better inforrned of the many vital phases of the civilian defense program and hose they can participate in this pro- -' gram" Herman J Hogensen coordinator of the county defense coun- cil reported its personnel is now as follows: Planning division C J Welch or Midvale chairman with the following sectional leaders: P T Farnsworth 832 Sixth East streetmorale: Horace A Sorensen 300 Connor (2140 East) street finance: Dr James Clove of Mur- ing on around it" Edmund Feldman former Utahn who now works out of Denver as engineer for region 9 of the defense public works division said in Salt Lake City Saturday Here to "clean up the last of the applications for defense public works" Mr Feldman asserted there are a few projects on the class A list under the D P W setup "that it is imperative to get into our office at once" "There has been a little apathy on the part of public officials toward the aid offered communities by the DPW in expanding water sewage and other utility facilities to meet needs of an expanding populatton under the defense program" he said After serving the longest term of any president to vacating the office he has occupied since Most Applications Ia ray registration that view In the history of the University of Utah Dr the beginning of his administration July 1 "However V R Guthrie our Members Listed Jenkins Fights On 1921 Dr LeRoy E him d s him ds him George Thomas gathers up his books prior project engineer here reports that Protection division C R 'Nay- nearly CI project applications lor of Magna chairman with But Mayor Jenkins is disposed these' been have made with the excep- section leaders: to brave the political lightning Sheriff Grant some in tion of inr-the Lake Salt less City shelter seek rather than 20-Ye- ar assisted by Deputy Sheriff and Utah- lake areas" he com- Young R C Jackson police W E Smith: exposed position His attitude as mented expressed to reporters is that assisted by John W Clair o! Mr Feldman explained that tin- Murray fire he has undertaken a job which chief and Georg rt county H 4545 R der as known the chooses Is not finished and that he Catmull 653 East Twenty-first community facilities bill: congress South street fire debris clearance to stick to it appropriated $150000000 to be and demolition C E Lehmkuhl As Ito particular issues which arise in the commission the four Full of memories still devoted tion until we began to put it into the president with Interfering with used for extension of water sew- Magna rescue first aid andI age school and similar facilities evacuation assisted by M W Incumbents who will remain after to the advancement of education effect The students at first business and secured an order in areas were Broderick Hal Richardson have frequently quite January theory but bad bringing him to court where the increased where populations and R and content that fortune placed thought it good once This an influx of been divided two to two by suddenly tenetinuod not Pato me They practice 'hipped i case was in dismissed in a him more often scores defense case workers has been the job that "presented off the football field as a dem- The student enrollment of the of new problems---wa- s He warned that funds set aside never the onstration of their debate than on the actual vote disapproval" university doubled during Dr for this same on any two days in more As a result the new commissioner purpose are rapidly Once his long career Dr Thomas administration and seven to than 20 years" Dr George Thom- Thomax during and that if cities don't dwindling may find himself in a position WWI arrested and taken new as president of the University of Ao melte the final decisions on a numbuildings were added In ad- get applications in within the next court for a because trial of dition the student activity proUtah since July 1 1921 Monday stand he took in the ber of questions of weeks the money will be management gram was considerably expanded couple reperewill complete a term of Some of the exhausted officially student affairs the fields of athletics URIOMI hit the city auditor's ofoffice which began before most f The "Utah is being transformed occasion was when the stu- - especially dramatics publications and social from an agricultural to an indusof the university fice Saturday students Augustus (Gus) present council dent auof the university affairs were born trial economy and although people Fernley who was appointed White-haire- d prohibiting The most significant educational have the attitude all ditor last July discharged Otto end passed aat resolution alert the mentally the Mrs corsages and accountant an junior promenade trend Dr Thomas has noticed dur- is temporary and just expansion First machinery to be used In: It Maas of limitless energy the and Dr Thomas for 'the possessed The declared openly his career is the transition duration of the emergency Utah the manufacture of f cartridges Connie Kerr a bookkeeper executive now president-- his ing emeritus approval of the stand Down- of the student attitude from one Is just beginning to see the start will probably be set in a irtually action according to reports of the institution around the city and county build(Continued on Paito be saw grow from a typical "cow town florists however charged 4 of an industrial era completed section of one of three by the failure to one of the west's leading was prompted cartridge loading buildings next:: ‘ college" Permanent with Plants of the employes to campaign week at the Salt Lake small arms universities will his ing complete disEx-Se- n the required enthusiasm The fias ammunition plant project offiduties close at the "The constructed president Relief the small business man for In in is buildings Utah by cials prospect of his charges lacked the element of said Saturday hours Monday Dr the at Utah the working gengovernment as Mr B Maw declared Saturday announcing that LeRoy E Cowles will begin his Fernley Governor Herbert Initial shipments of nality inasmuch deeral and the air depot Ogden E loot the auditorship to Louis the 0 P M through its division of contract distribution will administration Wednesday mornpot at Hill Field in Davis county cry have arrived at the 5500-acr- e Holley by a margin of 143 votes Armistice the the Ogden arsenal department and military reservation and are ready ing following day on a basis of the unofficial count establish a Salt Lake office to extend 0 P M field services to small holiday shell loading plant the SaltLake for installation it was announced 4 arms ammunition plant and Further shipments are expected Nhort Duration of businesses President Roosevelt's Unqualified Serves Longest Term support foreign policy small to arrive within the next few the airdrome lease the bombing The new office said Governor If the official canvass which Bury gathering up hist personal was expressed Saturday by Utah's former Senator William H range at Wendver and the iron weeks Maw is to be closely identified will be made Monday at 10 a m The first machints will be In- Saturday prior to va- King who now is practicing law in Washington D C The former and steel expansion at Provo are rewith the state council of defense belongings doesnt change the unofficialtemhia office in the Park buildin the north end of a 30 ' stalled he cating declared a be now will sult any purge senator came to Salt Lake City on business and said he would permanent" Dr Thomas recalled of caliber that Slack Take of "Because ammunition building a ideal ing Utah's Up geoporary gesture as Mr Holley will the present faculty of more than return to the capital within the next few short distance west of Redwood location the air graphic Ogden redo the firing and to information days According 200 a dozen or sowere memroad at 1700 South street Wails (Confirmed on Puree e two months hence Bids will be opened Wednesday ceived from Frank Bane of Chi- bers only Mr of the university staff when King specifically approved roof and windows have been corn Mr Fernley in commenting on at 2 in in the capitol by the cago executive director of the he became president of the neutrality act legisrepeal pitted in the building section the dismissals said: 1"They ad- state p road of council state the governments His term of office longcommission for im- new office will concentrate lation outwhich he at the mitted they were not loyal to me opposed Used for Instruction est ever served by a University of the provements to two Hill field ac- the distribution of defense upon conset and he which twice during the campaign! I feel the attempted Utah president is nearly three cess roads estimated to cost tracts Remington Arms Inc prime office will function better for to repeal while he was in the among small businesses to times the seven-yetenure which for the arms plant contractor' remainder of my term without 850000 take up the slack resulting with II considered average for presisenate A new road from the field runreported the building will also be their services" to obtain the supplies dents of inability used for instruction of workers in Appointment of members of a major universities "It was unwise and he Mr Maas' comment tivas: ning eastward to U S 89 on in their own manufacActivities and present concerns committee to work for expanded said- "to tie our hands stupid" "I did as much work in the in- which grading has been completed necessary Faced with such of the Unitarian church were dis- operation of the manufacturing Opposition membership of the 'Utah Pioneer terest of Mr Fernley's campaign as a W P A project will be turing machinery if current plans art to small of losses the am and Complaint I adCharacterized by "steady glad that we cussed Saturday before members put Trails and Landmarks association legislation as the duties of my office would graveled to a standard which will business was made through a vancement through of the institution itself" and the American Pioneer Trails have started to untie them by vot- - of the Women's Alliance of the the winter resolution adopted by the Rocky Broderick and Cordon Denver its use during permit In the evenings I mailed permit Unitarian student-facultFirst church of Salt y a for anand revision of the neutrality minimum of asilociation d is affiliated ing in the Mountain States' Conference of subcontractor for the conout many cards in his behalf and and will be City by Dr Aurelia M Rein- struction announced plant disturbances disagreements nounced by George Albert Smith act" spring State Governments held recently Dr Thomas' and personally obtained many signaappointment The former senator also voiced hardt president of Mills college Saturday of F M Hines as man- administration has state association president Similar treatment will be given in Denver It recommended the tures to petitions urging his rescholbeen O S concerned of aid to Russia as a Oakland Cal who was guest of ager for the Salt Lake Bennion with is chaircommittee on chiefly approval Hill the of section the upper election of defense work to small project spreading -man means aince n outset group at a luncheon in the The former assistant succeeds and are has of Other its members also arship road fighting Hitterism But the with the business thereby making it posGeorge I admit I did not 'devote any C hotel Newhouse to as a a M standW striven maintain Dr Morris and vehement Mrs Q G Clapp who left Saturday for Stookey longtime op- - Dr Reinhardt time to his campaign during work- idea of completing the sible for them to continue to op- ard of instruction andhigh attended orcourse recently in the spring The lower erate Amy Brown Lyman Mrs Joseph ponent of communism he admitted Honolulu T H to become direr-to- r ing hours because I felt and still two miles through the emergency It ganization Wirthlin Sr and H Perry Driggs that there were unpleasant aspecta the national convention of the of this road now have also recommended of a defense project for Rohl feei that my first duty as a city M P the that 0 "My first major declaration as assistant secretary of the asso- to helping a government "whose Unitarian church in Pittsburgh Connolly and Callahan oil surface but the last mile is establish in each state the offices of Loa employe was not to Mr Fernley an She left Lake Salt was an to by is avowal raise ciation City plane Angeles Both officials have ideology utterly hostile to the for Los but to the taxpayers who were now in poor condition and it is on which are now proposed to pro- president been : Angeles Saturday night connected with the Salt Lak Mr Srhith emphasized that "to concepts of the western democrasection that the graveling will vide the necessary technical per- the scholastic standards of the paying my salary I! admit also that Dr Thomas recalled save the story of America is to cies" sonnel to implement the policy of university" that I could have done more work be done plant since the start of construcwas a He reiterated a long-hel- d declare save America" convic"It tion this summer In the interest of Mr Fernley'll spreading such defense work to tion that Hitler Stalin and Mus-- 1 mail business campaign had I taken time out Officer Sent tit S L solini with Japan as a silent partduring the day ner set out to destroy all deProvide Relief First Lieutenant S S Sumner "I do not feel that there is anymocracies former assistant constructing "When this office is established" thing disloyal or anything merit"But fortunately" he added "we at Camp Cooke declared Governor Maw "and we quartermaster ing dismissal in the fact that I seen an have exemplification of was trans-(erre- d Maria Cal Santa are aasured that it will be soon in e let the duty of my job and to the men women Seventy-fivand the old adage that when thieves to the quar- constructing taxpayers always be my first con operation we will have conquered frolicked a at Saturday night fall out honest men get their dues termaster Plana for placing additional another problem which is facing of staff the Lake sideration" Salt had to recede because he banquet and entertainment at Salt Lake City's Indian sum- markers and signposts directing the Utah State Council of De'mum Little change in tem- Stalin Saturday plant the not hotel and Temple Square that Hitler sought the detravelers to sacred spots in the fense and the state in general mer will continue through SunA former clerk of the Walker ve perature is foreseen for Monday learned struction of the soviet government a word was spoken the United weather also States our Bank and Trust company Main :f needed relief for day Liquor Official Named history of the L D S church beby providing The occasion was the twelfth as well" Sattween bureau forecaster Four Second mountain and Salt Lake and summits South South streeta Lieu- i small busineu predicted groups by giving high City annual banquet of Salt Lake James C Allen Utah liquor Commenting on the outlook genon numerous Vt an after roads of was ordered to acand been have tenant them Utah closed Sumner interest urday Royalton surveying birthplace No 58 division participation of the National control comissioner was appointed erally Mr King expressed the bereprophet-founde- r snow dials in and contracts and Smith defense and will the let tive the with Joseph graphs by attributing being probably army October 8-- : duty to membership on the planning of the church had been made within the state Society of the Deaf that this country is confronted Fraternal — seasonal temperatures such as main dosed for the rest of the lief as was the occasion it and development committee of the Quiet with the most serious danger in were M to a under was direction been "Small of businesses have winter it Saturday enjoyed Saturday reported lack didn't for fun and asSaturday Naticnal Alcoholic Beverage enttlusits history That danger he Raid Two Gain Promotions O Ashton find counselor in the by the state road commission suffering for the most part silent- mass of relatively dry air coversociation according to announcearises from International situation learn to west church the 35 on are intermountain U aid the defense between ly program presiding bishopric ing They The entire program was preWilliam B Moore of Ogden and ment Saturday by M L Curtis of plus internal disunity Clouds were scarce through'Camas and Tabiona U 31 betishop Ashton James M They are entitled to some considsented through the medium of Eugene E Davis of Salt Lake City Des Moines Iowa the associaThe most of the task important of the eration By the present move we out the day and the weather Kirkham tween Fairview and Huntington secretary tion's president as he mees it is dactylology the sign language have been promoted from the rank can give it to them not as a grant man- saw possibility that Sunchurch beautification committee U 29 between Ephraim and administration of lieutenant to lieutenant comemployed by the deaf and celea to create situation where peoC Wood returned Wilford as and not litand relief but will Castle Dale and U 14 between vary by active day's temperatures brated the silver Jubilee of the mander with the U S navy acall-oSO Iftnn can unclaimed el111 to the ple give support Cedar City and Long Valley Saturday from a sotrip by healthy participation' in the de tle from Saturday's SA $750 la75 Panne 31 8 W Temple cording to word received tit Salt president's foreign policy without founding of the Salt Lake tense program itself" automobile visiting the shrines maximum and aAdvertieemeaalo min Junction past Cedar Breaks Lake City Saturday (Ccmiunumi act Page ciety ! I member—George A Keyser—was out of the city and unavailable for comment but there is certainly no reason to believe that he would want to leave the water department In brief it appears that all the eommissioners are willing to maintain the status quo so far as departments are concerned The one with the greatest Incentive to go after a 'reshuffling of the departments is Mayor Jenkins now in charge of public safethe politity For a long timehow not to cians' formula for make friends and lose those you already had has been to go into the public safety department It is generally regarded the "hottest spot" in city government and his-to tory gives convincing support t ") ' :: Zy O N Malmquist The election of a new member— Fred Tedesco—to the Salt Lake City commission may bring about a shift of control within that body on specific issues but all indications are that it will not result in a reshuffling of departmental assignments The new commillgioner both during the campaign and since has made it plain that he con ! gliders himself best fitted for the parks department which is headed by the incumbent (P H Coggin) he will displace in January It is therefore unnecessary for -him to Seek changes in assignments to get the department he wants Will Stay Put Three incumbent members of the commission—Mayor Ab Jenkins John B Matheson and Os- f:S -- Colorful Parade ' - post-electio- n Printer-Manager- s' Dr George Thomas Ends Term As Utah University President Monday I I Plant Prepares To Install Arms Machines OPM Assures Utah of Office To Aid Small Businesses -- -- 2-- ! King Lauds Repeal of Neutrality on S L Visit -: - Army Roads Await Bids hiring-beginnin- 3--5) Trails Unit Sets Member Drive 20-ye- ar ar Group Hears College Head - hard-surface- ke field-Layto- hard-surfaci- ! - well-receiv- LDS Will Add To Markers ed Society of Deaf Holds Frolic ' L Gets Promise of Mild Weather Sunday Monday ! - 1 - hign-frad- e 113 15-d- ut ay ee ee V 4 I a |
