Show - - - - li e : - gilie' frAtt guilt I Part Two MSICI t t V 1 '' 1 4 I :?j(-- i ' -- p J 1 r i :1 111 - ' " 4 - ' ' 4 4 :: 1 1 i II) 1 t !'' s 1 ' ''e I 1 : ft —:'- : - 1 : '' i if 1- - ' ' J4' ''r:-- ' :': ' — Page Nineteen Far! it eau Unit I acks Defense all to Boost Food P r ucuon 1 - ti '''- "' : 1 Board Stands Firm on Funds 44L1111111010 CC the oath to Max ICI I Bryan in the presence of the latter's son - Marine 9 center Private Aaron Skolnick s at Salt Lake naturalization hearings i 1 ---' 4 (- Salt Lake City Utah Friday Morning November 28 1941 Father Joins Son in Citizenship P Leverich t Pik t '''s- : Careful Jenkins Fails to Win Point at Public Hearing Farm women leaders study "food for freedom" program at annual convention of state farm bureau's home and community section Left to right Mrs Sarah Smith vice chairman Mrs Ella V Reeder chairman Mrs Mary K Mower Disposition of Salt Lake City's director and Mrs Mary Marcusen parking meter revenue was aired at a public hearing before the city ----secretaryztreasurer m7—m7"--'' commission Thursday and after 4' the smoke of battle had cleared p 1 0- I I IUrges 1- ‘4- -- - r ' w 4 - 404""' - ' - : - ' Debts By speeches and resolution the home and community section of the Utah State Farm Bureau fed 'ration Thursday urged farm fam: I 1 ilies to aid defense by producing r ' J' ' t t i more food and to strengthen their --i own economic position by paying was f Ab evident it ' away Mayor ':':r:11 04 debts and spending conservatively Jenkins had failed to convert any l'' I during the era of good price of his four colleagues to his stand i: 4' V 1117'45The messages were delivered at ' :' that the money should be used for the annual convention of the sec"additional" traffic control -iI tion in the Newhouse hotel The 7 ' With the mayor and members of 0 bureau federation proper farm ‘ '44 o 11 women's traffic organizations car- will hold its twenty-fift- h ' annual the fight for allocation of convention and rying Friday Saturday :1 1k:"°1 i the $140000 meter revenue to a in the same hotel 7 11 special traffic control account in t Holbrook Speaks v :i addition to the normal public safe "!::i' was Chief speaker at the afternoon regiety budget opposition c ' tered by business men and repre- ? was Ward C Holbrook session ( ' sentatives of property owners' i president of the federation He asserted that improved prices for groups who contended the plan I mean increasing the prop77' farm products generally had remight t lieved the situation for moat farm-er- a erty tax Before the bearing the commis-Wo- n i He pointed out however that stood four to one against the the future was very uncertain and — mayor When it closed remarks of I ruggested that the enlarged inthe four COMMISSiOnell indicated come be used to prepare for whatever ahock might come to agritheir positions were unchanged itOW?oe C:ZzotZZ:H culture when the defense stimu114 Disagree on ttladerstandine ' lant ends He also urged that -- e'f k -1 While the busineu men's delefarmers prepare for the future by t- -- gation asserted it VMS their "unstrengthening their organization t i The tendency toward organizaderstanding' when meters were installed in 1938 that the money tion by all economic groupa i would relieve general taxes to the Holbrook maintained makes it irn of Atlanta Ga im- extent of the revenue Masonry paid honor to Thomas MarFisher perative for farmers to strengthen The oath of allegiance to the the Mystic 'Shrine of North imerica at the ris who was city attorney at that their own organizations as 'United States was administered perial potentate of declared it was his intention means of protecting the interests to 134 newly naturalized citizens joint Utah 'Scottish Rite and El Kalah temple banquet Thursday time meter s w a when ordinance the of agriculture He referred spein Third district court Thursday drawn acting upon the statements in the Masonic temple cifically to business groups and and none in the crowd of specta- evening of tity officials that traffic safelabor unions stating that farmers It was an unique occasion when ' ' tors was more proud than Prito would be much the "that were far in the rear so far as :' ty addressed chief the Shrinedom's U vate Aaron F Skolnick a S ill' not were of whom :r good" 43 many nobility "We're getting closer to a settlement" was the cheering ad organization is concerned marine "1 deduced this from what the 414) and " For among the 134 new citizens members of Utah consistory GenBespectacled and benign "mission from both the wholesale grocery companies' representa- Outlines Prograzn corrunissioners said would be done z was Private Skoinick's father the Scottish Rite Masons some Plato Harris eral ordnance Mr with said ? the money" The best expert Kiang whom had not trekked the hot for agriMat Skolnick of 1568 Laird aye- - of "The city can't charge rent for for Generalissimo Chiang Kai- tives and the officials of the teamsters and chauffeurs' union culture Mr protection ' nue a native of Russia but a rest-desands to Mecca Holbrook said is to The imperial potentate conmeeting with insist that everyone be provided parking space and the ordinance shek's chinese armies stepped local No 222 at the conclusion of an of the United States 20 years to had traffunds the for h rewith an adequate diet and to supseventy-eightprovide the son I Ab is an American by birth gratulated Jenkins Thursday from a United Airlines plane at Mayor -Tbe fic safety" did not report for port every sound move toward which later in the i shipments Judge 13ryan P Leverich who union class will two The assemble the Salt Lake municipal airport groups Such a program he To Assure Legality Mr Love said that he be- that end inducted the new citizens con- evening received the thirty-secon- d I the mayor's office again Fri- - work consaid is to and told desirable be final from a health the honor reporters night Thursday on degree Mr Skolnick having lieved they absented themselves humanitarian or economic gratulated "Wasn't the legal department's ' view10 a m to continue nego- at to doomed in a son who has volunteered to help ferred by the Utah consistory is failure her day Japan se of1 the presence of the point advice to that effect made to asBesides enjoying the distincdefend the liberties which are followed tlations which the strike in of the far aggression sure the legality of the meters?" campaign and not because of die"If everyone is provided with art tion of being addressed by the ' :' Unique to this nation east on October 7 of truck drivers and pickets over working condi- adequate asked satialaction Commissioner B John e I 1 Shrine leader the diet" he commented class of twenty-fivPraise and congratulations were "r "' 414 j! as he The told in warehousemen three general smiling Matheson who is aligned against tions working ''''' ' ' ''' "there always will be a market for Utahns had as its president extended to all the new citizens in- - wholesale houses k China's of the battle "From sources other than the the mayor's plan against A Linke of Garfield grand products" by other speakers at the ceremony Harold Meanwhile the union extende4 union I learned that the picket- farm ' ':''' 1 It was" Mr Ma- vader stopped between planes en "That's f The contribution farm women right f ' which had to be transferred to master of the Utah grand lodge to ' to Its route lines include San Francisco from the handto was our due rrs picket said i' 4 company can make to the 'national 'defense ing :'0g ' : the large city commission cham free and accepted Masons: Dr ' $ ' It developed the meter ordinance Washington D C where he aaid- Security Storage and Commission ling orders that ultimately found program was emphasized e4' at the ber in the city and county build- J Russell Vitherritt of Salt Lake ' k ' 7' '''''" 4' : 1 '''''' 1 ‘ 230 he will South their way into the hands of the confer with high govern- company plant at ': specifies the revenue shall be ex- ment session by Miss Myrtle City was elected clan secretary morning I IFourth West street and also filed lease-len- d ing In order to accommodate '''r''"1'44' on ''i aid officials reLove Mr on struck traffic control within Those who received the thirty-secon- d pended Davidson assistant director of crowd t R"640 '4ti the metered zone and matters mutually charges of unfair labor practices ported companies" home economics for the Utith State Mayor Jenk- and on ordnance The induction program w as cat degree were James IL Bir! ' :::': j:' li ins declared Motor the Jackson to Car his country and the against Mr Love who said that he was only $35000 of the helpful Tied out under the auspices of rell George T G Jones Darrel college "Never be( company The International Asso- principally concerned with the Agricultural $140000 annual revenue is so United States in fore Bald have ' Salt Lake post No 2 American W Lee V A Lindquist F B history" The general told of flying from ciation of Machinists local No movement of interstate shipments farm women beenshe 1 spent in so reF May Fraink E cast 114 Legion with Allen G Thurman Ma lout Jack with the teamsters' the Chinese joined Petitions which the mayor has Chungking provisional explained that his firm had made sponsible a role" She listed a O'Brien A L Park T W Rowas master of ceremonies-Th-e '' ' ''k: :': no deliveries to any struck firms number of been circulating this week to gain capital to Hong Kong and thence organization in the accusations new citizens were welcomed ley Dr Wherritt and Percival specific contributions a "comThe picket hne was to San Francisco by clipper Mr Love said that he expected the women could Ms tclVt IP were for ' into the ranks of Americans by Young all of Salt take City E public support plan make to defense to Love L to situation with discuss the union plete notsurprise" Henry English— Speaking perfect some of the major ones being: t't presented to the commission Governor Herbert B Maw and E Dahlin H G Denkers and i 4 I the Gerin in school ) Security company manager officials Friday M S Stone all of Ogden Clyde Thursday Hetexplained a number which he learned Elimination of food wait e George S Bailiff of the state The two unions charged in their which had not yet been turned in by dr many—he minimized the danger of who said that he had not been S Johnson Thomas L Karren and of business regulation amounts to the same thing iii 4 iLlirts Informed the L union lateamsters' filed over by state the lines with a the cul tors ' g flying Japanese complaint as increased production When you renounced allegiance Herbert F Tyzack all of Vernal move a was officials such that bor relations board that the "After all" he said "it was The petitions were attacked by Thomas C Law to your mother countries" Gov Samuel Edwards and George C Imperial Raising our own standards of Jackson Motor Car company health trip by bomber contemplated potentate of the Mystic opponents of the plan including only a infour-hoernor Maw told the group you Gourley both of Eureka Gus E through proper feeding 10 About "irregular" employes since September 25 had in- the safety of darkness Werner Kiepe vice president of flying Shrine visits El Kalah terna food surplus for our became entitled to the protection Papanikolas and John E PapaniCCreating are men who to called handle t von t are on P Lire The Toqatt Cong 'mad the Salt Lake Real Estate board Japanese fighter planes nntinuod nit Pas Thirty) pl of this country But you also asallies both through eliminating who declared they should have con- not effective at night" waste and encouraging a 25 4:per sumed the obligation to exercise eastthe entire far tained the information that the Discussing cent increase in gardens your right to vote to stand on mayor's method of handling the ern situation the general drew the side of honest government and Improve Lhing Ways money would mean a property tax these conclusions: to fight for a clean democracy" Increase Japan will lose her war of agFor every right you have re Miss Davidson likewise suggest"Our members feel the taxation gression in the long run because ceived said Mr Bailiff in the ed that the women resist the urge of homes for all purposes is un- she is not economically able to same vein 'there is a correspond to buy everything they would like fair" he aid "If parking meters succeed and use additional income to pay Ing duty to your adopted country not will war the can be justified it must be on Japan against all of which is wrapped up in the Sec- off debts and otherwise improve Extension Association of of the of activities Northwest "In Silt Lake is all the fascCity variety one may seek the ground that the automobile United Ststes if she can possibly (Continund on Padre 'Mime) the economic poaition of the fam' must pay for traffic control There help It Her navy couldn't hope ondary and Higher Schools so that it could become an accrediting ily " inating—enchanting---urdque indeed to succeed against generally supebe a normal An outline for a "food for freeagency for more than 700 high schools and colleges in 11 western dom Thus did Major Edward Bowes summarize his salute to Utah's shouldn't public safety budget with this rior naval froces of the United was presented by States Worst hazards for Ameri- states was voted by the organization's executive committee Miss program" available in addition" Davidson and subsequently capital city Thursday evening when be spun the radio wheel of $140000 clash "You mean that you want the ca In an American-Japanes- e adopted by the section members fortune to honor the "Center of Sceale America" while approxi- motorist to Thursday during a meeting in the state capitol help pay your prop- would be sabotage of American The report of the resolutions beThe proposal will be pbiced of the nation's population listened in erty taxes" Mayor Jenkins re industries mately committee which was adopted by not will to Siberia— association' attack the torted fore delegates He also challenged Mr Japan unanimous vote advocated greater J R Mullins chairman of the An estimated 37000000 listen- Kiepe's authority to represent all unless Russia proper falls and even annual meeting sessions of which effort in cooperative education Salt Lake county board of com- ers heard the salute and heard members of the real estate group then it would be a difficult under- will be held at missioners may seek the two-yeon pledged support of health cooperhall Kingsbury declaring several owners of large taking because Siberia has its own the ative plans recommended that the commission term at the next elec- diminutive Deno Kannes of Utah campus still University holdings had promised him sup- war industries and Japan tion On the other hand he may old boy singer from Utah present lit fil organization function in the would have to maintain an army Friday and Saturday port an operatic aria in such fashion of agriculture and on a not run at all men in M 200 of 1000000 China More educators than from Health problems which might nonpartisan basis and pledged Hyrum Harris secretary of Commenting on the matter in as to give credence to the major's be will Burma The road the Utah Taxpayers' association kept six western states will assemble an impromptu talk at a meeting comments on the support to the beautifibecause China has an army at Kingsbury hall Friday at 9 a m arise through the influx of large continued "blossoming" ef J F Coombs of Salt Lake City Introduced a letter saying the as- open cation program in preparation for of the Jackson Democratic league the desert were of numbers defense workers men to conand of defend 500000 it of session the for the sociation first opposes the "earmarka in the Newhouse hotel Thursday in the capitol the 1947 centennial The group discussed Young Deno did himself and the secretary of the ing" of special funds for specific because rough terrain makes a ference Following the convention by districtThursday san- also asked by resolution for the officers health will night he said: be honor Safety society principal purposes asserting all money successful Japanese attack upon theme "Education Faces a War city proud—before the proam going to run for the two-ye- gram was clubs in nurses cooperation of the itarian' and 20 minutes under way speaker at a bimonthly meeting should go into the supervising general fund this life line of China practically Emergency" prominent college from all sections term if I run at all" the "food for freedom" program of state the he had received an offer to join of the Utah officials and other educational Safety council Fri- - and be apportioned according to impossible Commissioner Mullins present the seventh Dr William M McKay state Leader Reelected China's greatest need in the way leaders will discuss new school anniversary amateur day at 10:30 a m in the Hotel1 departmental needs ' four-yeterm will expire in 1942 Unit in Denver health commissioner said that so Colo Is dethe United of States from to "This created national remove tends help by Mrs Ella V Reeder of Brigham problems Four major officers of the there have been no ill effects far Whether he received additional Utah Mn Earl R Van Cott also departmental favoritism"obnoxious else all above mountain fense measures artillery the was reelected chairman of City offfrom the influx but health league were elected at Thursday offers or whether he will accept will address the group a women's sive stated It warned hilPlanes and small arms are of activities would icer' have been directed to main- the section Other officers elected if that Expansion night's meeting They were Alvin 'any of them If more were reter t portant too but not tanks because entail the adoption of a more declose supervision and to urge or reelected were: Mrs Sarah Keddington president Albert Ec- ceived was a question of his organization composed of nine the money is used to itaugment the country is not suited to me scriptive name reported Dr Bur- tain be will public Bensafety budget units of workers against Smith Tooele vice chairman: Mrs cles vice president: Merrill immunization throughout the state Tom Kannes of 747 Seventh father chanized warfare ton K Farnsworth of Salt Lake diseases (Continutd on Pure Tbirtvl encounter nion secretary and C C Alder East street could not answer late Mary Marcusen Spanish Fork Guests will include several repthey might Utah director of secondary secretary-treasure- r City a it d Mrs treasurer resentatives of the education and association presiK Mower American Fork Directors for wards in the city Thursday Mary Deno is a pupil of Hamilton dent and the directors decided to Defense Parley Called a director Safety society and others interand precincts in the county were school be renamed the that unit suggest Mrs Tracy R Welling chairin ested the traffic elected as follows: probsafety to B of we Mullins chairman Well have wait till the man hear J the "Western States Association of the auditing committee Ward 1 — Stephen Marchant from him and his mother in New lem announced Mn J W MurLake defense council Salt county of Secondary and Higher Schools" dock of Bountiful president of the auditor's report and Ward presented York Royden a Weight: the succeeding called of all commented City" family meeting The widened scope of activities Thursday women's conducted the 2 — Richard- - Newbold succeeding the election group Deno to "La Donna council be division E chairmen Young sang would take in schools in Arizona The farm bureau federation con"All safety-minde- d citizens are Francis P Eynon Ward 3—Louise Mobile" from Rigoletto" by Verdi Members of the Apartment A fine of $3043—the first penalty California Wyoming and Colorado held Friday at 8 p m in room 206 vention will open at 10 a m Fri Charvos reelected Ward 4—Jack A total of 28959 votes was invited" she added of kind ever imposed by the city and county building (Continued on Paso The session will close with a House Association of Utah went Utahits public service Wiscomb succeeding Jacob Weil- cast in his favor from Salt Lake day with President Holbrook precommission— on record Thursday evening at luncheon at 12:15 p rn 'commune! on Par er: Ward 5—1 Waldo Perry suc! siding There will be a second genwas ordered by the commission eral session at 1:30 p m an elecbeing opposed to Mayor Ab Jen- Thursday to be paid by the Uintah ceeding Parley W Salmon Ward tion meeting at 4 p m and a kins' proposal to spend parking Power and Light company for fail- 1 6—Douglas Thomsen reelected Precincts 1 2 and 3—Parley meter revenues plus a general ure to reclaasify its accounts in banquet at 6:30 p m at which Harold B Lee member of the fund apprbpriation on Salt Lake accordance with a commission Maughan succeeding Victor E Olcouncil of twelve apostles of the sen: precincts 4 5 and 12—Walter City traffic control The action mandate LD S church will be the guest Snow-MeasurinBrock reelected precincts 6 7 and was coma in taken at The 1937 29 On March the meeting g Tribune-Telegrait—Ray Greenwood reelected preauditorium with mission issued a general order to on his person One charged him Speaker old adage "it never rains The cincts 9 10 and 11—Williarn Plott 46 members voting against the all electric utilities to reclassify with driving through a red traf- appeared true A precipitation gauge dewind A circular arrangement reelected their accounts in accordance with but it pours" fic light and operating an auto-- Chest Waits mayor's plan and 10 for it' Li Paul Roberts of the homes the uniform Thursday in the case of Walter Report of hinged metal strips about the of the Nationsigned by J Cecil Alter former mobile without a drivers' license system chief of the Salt Lake weather width of an ordinary lath registration office of the Utah al Auociation of Railroad and Osborn 21 a confessed reckless Thieves Get Tool Case An of auditor's tabulation and the other with driving with bureau has been adopted as shields the standard eight-inc- h State Council of Defense told the Utilities Commissioners The combrakes and driving with- - pledges received during the recent driver faulty Clifton T Taylor of 1158 Weststandard equipment for aU gauge and allows the proper group in the principal talk of the mission set forth that the Uintah out a driver's license Osborn was given a $50 fine Community Chest campaign will rninster avenue Thursday reportamount of snow to fall into the evening that Salt Lake 'City's an- company has failed to comply with and five days in States weather bureaus the Salt Lake he was brought into be presented at the monthly meetThursday ed to Bait Lake police that a tool United snow and wind are usual container instead of blowing ticipated housing shortage due to the order in spite of repeated warncourt for a second time and ing of the Community Chest board city jail Wednesday when he kit valued at $11750 was stolen where In winter it was learned here over it the influx of defense workers has ings fined a total of $25 on the four of directors Friday at 12:15 p admitted reckless driving before from his automobile parked in the Mr Alter who was transnot yet developed His homes regPolice Court Judge Frank E Power Thursday Telluride The offenses listed on the two in the Grill cafe 169 South Main company of home his driveway : Mr Alter's device is a new ferred to Cincinnati on October istration office has rented 1400 also was cited for asserted failure Moss! tickets He paid the accrued street Hugo B Anderson chest 1 started working on the dein the last three months to comply with the order but in type of shield which allows acHe was committed to jail and announced fines and the judge suspended executive secretary dwellings 1000 d uncialm0e1 350 curate measurement of snow vice in 1937 but only recently he said but there still are numer- this case the commission has not when jailers searched him they H J Plumhof Ls to prethe remainder of his jail sen03 0730 $1173 Pahla 31 B W Temple Thursday ous vacancies tence tund two other traffic tickets (A d viirtlaszneat) side at the meeting precipitation even in a high perfected the present model yet reached a decision N s i 1 1)7 ! : ! - I 4 1St 3 s ----- --yr i - j : :r Nss -n- - I ' - ''' t 0-- - c - z--: 4 '"' ‘ ' :- g 4 - - -- : '7t g! '3 - t wo- 1 I ----- ) -- Lx t 134 Take Oath Of Allegiance lasonie Bantpleters honor In SI Hearing - tz '"-- Shriners' National Chief w Japan Doomed Grocer Firms Strikers C-ta- - ' j - To Fail Says China Officer - y ' Progress in Parleys :: nt ' ler)) -- - f1 4 -- 4 4 — '''' :"'--- gookeitommi -- I -- '''-- - ' r i"i: 2 P : ' : ''' 1 r 1 I W 1 1 - 11 toWitra4akiiiak ur - Western State Educators Open S L Session Today Salt Lake Boy Delights Nation With Song on Amateur Hour so-cal- led Mullins Eyes Short Term one-four- th Health Groups Hold meet I nafety Group III eets T d ay ar 11-yea- r- ets Utah-Nevad- 1 - ar 4-- H ar I Utah-Neva- da Unit Oppoes Meter Plan State Penalizes Utility Firm - 4 Twenty-oeve- Twenty-four- IU Adopts J Cecil Alter's Device Old Traffic Charges Pile Up Fines for S L Motorist I I m high-we- aib i - I 4 - woa03 |