| Show - - - '"11 ------ i- - i le - y "OV wWQ' t W i sibt Part Two 541t Ttibitne og e Salt Lake City Utah Friday Morning May 22 1912 Fire Sweeps Swells S 4i Stamp Total 11 Page Seventeen Utah Officials Fight To Keep Big Naval Project Within State Sure of People's 'Loyalty French Back - : DOWHILONVII ft '''-:- ) Mrs Eleanor Paint Store Perils Nearby Buildings And Contents daughter of 1 ss- ' z :i :: : ' ::! - ::: - J- 2 1 ' ) '1:!4t4 iI $ ? ''' ' ' - r' ' ')::: 1 i 4 - '''- k' :: Vt? ' 1 i :3 ! I LT d - :—' It the first World war smudge fire which threatened i t ! ::'' 1 !: 1 : i : 'i i:: - Wilson McAdoo 4 ' I t - : 1 r4 ! I i ts -- ' :0-- Allied Cause Says Visitor Woman Arrives To Further Relief Program : I: — 4 f::: :"''s -: ' ''' 4: - 4(1) ottegt : - f ::: I' - 0010 ::::::::::::::::::::::-- - 1: ' t ' ' :::'ILi '! ly : 4 -''' It f t: ''' :' ' ' :' -- -- - ' - ?'!: 2 rot4t ''i ' 'si''' '' ' 'i! '1' ‘ 1 -- :-' i' i - t - 1 Landowners Siam! Firm Against Construction of Supply Depot On Farming Area at Clearfield :?-- 1 ' 's - f - ( i 4 1t When united nations' bombs fall to destroy several buildings before '''' 1!::::::::!: t on French soil Frenchmen cheer t the navy departUtah officials were attempting to firemen brought it under control I i i cent or more of the ii sells a per Ninety Paint General the construct should I partiajy gutted ment it its that ' proposed $35000006 Thursday ) people in France are Free French ' ::: corporation store 45 East Fourth 12 1 N' ' even state ! South street Friday night and war stamp to at heart and will demonstrate the thought landowners reiterated supply depotin this I 1 I i I I fdled two adjoining buildings with e ? fact when opportunity comes tract of rich farm their opposition to locating it on a ''' r 10 F"':t I smoke 911xt Carrol i ? was the view Clearfield That near i expressed f Unofficial estimates on the damIt w as Wednesday Thursday by Madame Denise It i age Friday night ranged from 2 -' ''''''''' L'Onne Little 1 a f r in she when Sh(s)0 to $12000 and although the arrived Phraetsitdheen oostet vi intt uActol Salt Inds et)nrn Davey ' i I 1r ' ' ''' :r " ':''t F was Fire undetermined :''''''' to a Lake deliver series of trigin City t ':7t-no Laird alder the 949 further Clearfield site Chief La Vert M Hanson reported of '' ' ' :':I speeches in behalf of the Free 1 unless all local objections were the flames started in the basement 11"'''-1 ' :::: i'1'! 4P''': 1 :! French relief committee which is dropped and would likely build 1 ' avenue at at the rear of the store possibly the depot in California I f General De Gaulle from spontaneous combustion or recognized by ''' Both Governor Herbert B Maw a cigaret as the authorized French relief street sale ' and the state commission of publ '':organization in theUnited States Firemen Overcome : 4!::'r' and industrial development licity 1 ' had sponsored who Tour Speaking urged that some other Several firemen were overcome i a4'e 2 E''': be so that the 43 families used site :: " the of :i: the fumes ) Z ' height Madame Davey who is making during 'N by ' on the the Clearfield tract could con:: by to were the leave Executive and forced blaze :)'' : Regional a nation-wid- e isi:i:: speaking tour made tinue their farming Thursday smoke-fille- d :4 N building for short withdrew their opposition '' her first appearance at a dinner ::: :::fi Salt Lake 30 Will 1 Says EL periods iE Governor Maw pleaded with the deFiremen said the fames meeting in the Town club Thurslandowners at a meeting in the State in Man a Staff of Council wallpaper of quantity stroyed ‘4:: day evening Friday she will speak Davis North 0' 4 high school to withao well assome paintsand other it at West high school at 9 a m ''' draw their protests accept the der' " At periods inflammable liquids )1 Women' Price control and rationing will cision of the leaders of the nation South high school at 1:20 p m and ''' ' :f! i''i'i ' ' fears were expressed by firemen be administered in Utah through and place no further obstacles in 1 '' the Art Barn at 3 p m and police officers at the scene on ' a state office of the 0 P A and a the way of the depot which will '5 the possibility of turpentine and :' Madame Davey bases her esti1 i' staff of 30 persons will be or- be a vital unit in the nation's war oils stored in the basement exmate that 90 per cent or more installations : ganized under a state adminisplodingZa J7 trator in the near future anThe governor explained that the are of the to French the Winloyal G Winters of the Elwood Dennounced Clem W Collins of navy department after a careful Free French cause on information ters Distributing and Manufacver regional price administrator survey had decided the Clearfield turing company reported he had coming out through various chanhis arrival in Salt Lake City site is the only one in Utah which upon $10000 worth of refrigerator nels and numerous incidents meets all requirements Feels confident that large Thursday afternoon Madame Denise H Davey Among and y equipment of the price and them are accessibility to two letbeen which have in Headquarters reported when will join united nations fight In a vacant store east of the paint of French lomajority be transcontinental ters or by rationing organization will railroads with When store but that the smoke apparcated at 248 South Main street switching facilities and proximity opportunity comes British commandos made one of damif done ''little had any ently Mr Collins said to a community with water and their forays on the French coast age- to his stock The regional official conferred sewer systems sudshe asserted the inhabitants Women S to of are the in II Wilson Smoke also filled the rapidly getting organized play with Governor Herbert B Maw Committee Nlotor Service company garage at important role in the sale of war bonds and stamps Mrs Eleanor denly appeared with arms and Thursday concerning the appoint- Special joined in the fight thinking it was 53 East Fourth South street but to office man ment a the of Utah In of an invasion atspite of the governor's plea officials said none of their equip- Wilson McAdoo daughter of the nation's first World war presi the beginning He will of state administrator the landowners voted She convicthe tempt expressed ment was damaged dent said Thursday in Salt Lake City leave Friday for Denver from withdrawing their protest against but a tion that the French will rise up where he will submit recommenda- special committee was appointed 'S"rs flames Mrs McAdoo west coast re- and fight on the united nations' tions to Washington concerning to decide what steps might be side if and when an offensive is The blaze was discovered by F gional adviser for the treasury's the new staff taken to obtain a reconsideration launched France through M McCarthy of 732 Tenth East vvomen's division will spend two Immediate aid to prevent lowering of educational standards out that rationing by the navy site board Pointing street soon after 10 p in He said Certain of Sailors Governor Maw informed Senator here advising on organizain Utah will be requested of Governor lIerbe'rt 13 Maw and the boards in the nearthture will be he noticed a small flame at the days assigned the additional task of Abe Murdock in Washington of and in education work the Madame Davey doesn't pretend state rear of the store as he walked by tional legislature following a meeting of state educators and service administering price control meas- the action taken and the senator to know whether the Laval govUnable to raise anyone from the war savings campaign Upon her ures in their areas Mr Collins announced he will seek a conferernment will turn the French fleet groups Thursday night at the Lafayette school store's interior he notified the arrival she found a large number said the state organization "to ence Friday with Secretary of the one to over of But Germany thing fire department4 Fire department of Salt Lake women already en"It is imperative that additional back up the boards" will be comKnox and request that he is she confident—that supremely be secured for the payment plete with legal auditing and oth- Navy funds attaches reported the initial alarm ask the president to reconsider his curin drive the the 100 of or All Frenchwill sailors the gaged major not rn employers and 10:15 of teachers in order to prevent er divisions fight was sourided at p order more persons in 'Utah have the United States no matter what the loss of competent instructora the generaralarm followed 'seven rent activity being the street sale to of state the In addition G Harold Holt president of the post does deduction Installed the Vichy government with payroll rninut'Cs later to higher-payinand administrator be Clearfield town board to sponsored by the Salt Lake Coun- government positions and chairthe fleet plans for war bond purdistrict cil of Women in front of the Paris Alexander defense jobs" Frederick C Loof- filled include those of state at- man of the landowners' committee D Howe chases is inconceivable" she said "It correported bourow chairman of the Salt Lake torney state rationing officer said members of his manager of the General Paint company 28 East Broadway feel Moffat deputy state war ''that the French will fight against City board of education committee state personnel officer state local there are other sites group poration could not be contacted Sales Hit $14000 in Utah Thursbond administrator The bonds historical this country on acan estimate and member of the Utah State boards liaison officers state which will meet navy requireimmediately for Mrs McAdoo spent part of the —the feeling is too strong for day of P-- A said following counting officer and state con- ments the value of the stock which fireCongress He said the landowners Mr war said the Moffat that" day at the street booth where apmen said would be a total loss sumer relations officer Thursday night's meeting only ask a fair reconsideration deobto bond is of Jeffersonian in staff and bonds The of Free the French $14000 seeking Principles purpose scene a to proximately The meeting passed resolution Attracted the Mr Collins said Utah will be by the Other committee members and tain 100 per cent support have been sold since the relief committee Madame Davey mocracy as embodied in the con- indorsing the need for keeping divided into two districts to sim- land owners reneral alarm sirens hundreds of stamps all less of of expressed the opinifrom stitution States to the United The sponsors send aid to those employers explained is schools in full and efficient operSalt Lakers milled about streets first oftothe weeka matters of administration ton that such reconsideration than 100 persons reach total of $20000 who are defending the cause of a must be applied in organizing any ation and petitioning the governor plify expect Lear-b- y and control Northern and would have been given had it not to $25000 before the sale ends on Page Twenty-sifree France in equatorial Africa permanent federation of nations to for immediate financial aid "If been for the intervention some with a street dance Friday at 8 peace after the present the governor is not empowered to England the French" Pacific pos- maintain time ago of the Ogden chamber sessions Syria and elsewhere All war United States Senator Elbert give needed aid" Mr Loofbourow p m Music for the dance will be of commerce They said they were furnished by a group of young men these points she emphasized are D Thomas told Salt Lake Kiwan- said "we will ask legislative acinformed a representative of the commerce of and lans chamber naand Harbor Bataan to Pearl from the united vitally important tion" naval site board was already to tions and therefore to the United members Thursday at the Hotel During the first World war Mrs In addition to the loss of teachleave for Utah when the Ogden McAdoo whose husband was secreStates No effort is being made 'Utah ers to more lucrative jobs educachamber took its stand in favor of at this time to get supplies into Addressing a group of almost tors cited an increase in the numtary of the treasury served as the Clearfield site 300 senator declared the national chairman of the women's persons France proper ber of pupils enrolled in schools The Salt Lake chamber of commthe nation's constitution located in defense areas that liberty loan committee so she has Valued at $450000 erce-said Thursday it was had first hand experience in the might be considered inspired by Mr Loofbourow said that pubno part in the controversy taking is founded upon lished because it more a than deity an year ago 17tahns who thought it was cold work she is now doing revealed Organized approxifigures Tribune Washington Bureau A S Brown chairman of the D C May 21 WASHINGTON Madame Davey the committee principles of eternal truth mate $800000 surplus for 1941-4- 2 WASHINGTON May 21 — The by commission wired Sendurng April must have been Proved Ability publicity sent more valued at has Thursin the uniform school fund for UP)—The war department goods ator Murdock his commission had "Women" she said "demonstrat- Reconstruction Finance corpora- than $450000 into Free French Outlines Sybtem Nvrog—tpe weather man says so and said had Utah the six of names meeting made public the "Local affairs in the United voted unanimously to withdraw its But he does bear out the local ed in the last war that they could tion has allocated a substantial territory discussed requesting—that state of- day are and state handled sum one States and from alunite the for soldiers by Utah Wyoobjection and agreed that the in do plant a enlatging this wet 36 was Madame Paris left particular great job ficials place an equal amount at Davey assumption that it who were killed in action or navy should acquire the Clearfield being built at Salt Lake City hours before the Germans arrived local governments while national the disposal ming It is basically a matter of nowKalunite of school the districts And he bears it out just 22 days field are regulated by representInc who died of wounds in the Philip- site education and they are particu- by members of her family are affairs atives of the country as a whole for distribution on a Advised of the fund advanced and after April drew to a dampish con- larly well fitted for that Also bond pine islands in occupied France still Understands View basis to each citizen dual citizengiving clusion so thereisn't much danger buying must be consistent — a Thursday Senator Murdock said They are: on is She her 200 and civic educators About accompanied WilHe said he could understand why he continued the amount was not disclosed by Willard J Bingham son of of the censors taking a whack at habit in other words And wom- R leaders attended the board of lard speaking tour by Mrs Joseph M ship" "The same principle must be ap- club the families involved do not want S Binhgam Box 475 SmithF C officials habit en makers" are the of Kan 'family education-P-Fort which A Riley meeting to leave the rich acres they have anybody who prints it He pointed out however that Glasgow field plied to international affairs with was presided over by Nephi L local governments in charge of the company has sought to have William R Briggs son of Mrs farmed for so many years but if 14lies Report local affairs and affairs common Morris the size of the plant trebled to proThomas E Dunvon 92 North First the navy can find no other satisThe report issued by G K to all to be handled by common duce 507 tons of alumina per day West street Tooele factory location "I think we should Senator Murdock reported to James W Ekstedt son of James be patriotic enough to make the Greenirg in charge of the Salt representatives This is the key to the world we are going to have Chairman Henderson of the R F C Ekstedt 238 West Third North sacrifice" Lake bureau shows that both temin the future" successful The farmers contend that it is the prothat street Salt Lake City were recently and precipitation peratures He predicted the ultimate doom duction of alumina from alunite H Hunter brother of necessary to the war effort that Joseph above normal—the temperature have of nazidom because States Mrs Hazel Larsen 340 Emerson every acre of land be kept in proFrank A Jug ler of Ogden would make the United average being 479 degrees or 8 Registration of stragglers for turned their backs on "they the truth" avenue Salt Lake City duction and also' assert that if independent of foreign of a degree above normal and the Thursday was given until July I fairly rationing books continued Even youths in Germany are not sugar sources of son bauxite H Manfred of Smith Blaine court inches in answer to the file 16 C they have to leave their present Colonel total Clarence supreme 'Lieutenant being precipitation in Salt jake City Thursday while free he pointed out because they Nesleh homes they may be unable to find Smith Smithfield 39 inch more than average for to the petition of the attorney at Fort Douglas chaplain Benedict Whit- others because of the housing in the county scores who missed are mobilized into Hitler youth since December 20 will leave FriChauncey Major month" general for a rehearing of the and are not free to But you'll have no cause to fret recent decision ousting Wendell Church Leaders Await for a new assignment at Fort ney husband of Mrs C B Whit- shortage the first enrollment earlier this organizations to Scout or similar day Mr BroWn said that 400 acres Boy belong O A from and of winter Grover Lewis Wash it was announced ney 4055 Military drive Salt Lake Wiesley about the return Friday in nine at month signed up places 58th Wedding Day movements of the Clearfield- site now ' are area City The forecaster predicted "contin- the state industrial commission Ninth at corps Thursday The senator related with gusto Russell V Cornford son of ' planted to sugar beets 250 to toHeber J Grant 85 L D S church the nine rationing board terriIn the rehearing petition the atued warm with little change in headquarters broadcasts that coming J Cornford 124 First matoes and 125 to peas Japanese tories and his wife and the Lake George for Salt will Nes len Colonel have Augusta president torney general questioned temperature" charge street Rock to this country in answer to hjs of the 2400-be- d Senator Elbert D Thomas in Springs Wyo The county reregistration was own station ' right of Justice Eugene E Pratt Winters Grant will observe their hospital delivered monthly said broadcasts h Salt Lake City and Representative to sit on the court since he is now one area and officers also the conducted for anniversary wedding corps day only State's Extremes J NV Robinson in Washington language to the will direct D S iactivities at the L doing active army duty with a Tuesday by giving a dinner for City residents of whom several in the Japanese have labeled Gets Post With County the fort both expressed hope that the depot their family The states extremes in week- major's commission hundred missed the first enroll- Japanese people The function said Mrs Robert ment still have Friday Monday Utahn as World Enemy No 2 The comM Kasworm of Tay4orsThe original action was brought end playlands—St George and William state insurance project can be retained for Utah Formerly Brghton---registerethe highest by Mr Jug ler in an effort to re- L Judd daughter will be held at and Tuesday in which to obtain senator said he believed himself missioner Colonel Neslen also is a vine has been employed by the Senator Thomas said he had been to be in good company because former and lowest temperatures respec- gain his place on the commission 6:30 p m in the Hotel Utah their stamp books mayor of Salt Lake City Salt Lake county commission at keeping in touch with the national labeled by He is Roosevelt President state in recorded the no were available While served as a chaplain in Utah WO a month to supervise the capital by telephone during t:1'cl) figures No L at St The thaximum Telegrams from Ogden Logan national guard and at Camp San circulation of petitions necessary officials said the second county the Japs as World Enemy April 21 and 89 on was as500 to to areas about enable City and Provo chamCal Brigham Australia Luis before April attracted Troubles George Obispo being unincorporated registration the low at Brighton was four deobtain a culinary water system bers of commerce urging location citizens but the new enrollment of a weak- signed to Fort Douglas to He attention directed of the depot in Utah were sent to grees on April 23 city residents continued at a drag- ness in the Australian commonMurdock Thursday A teleSenator exPected was the It beReturning to spring weather pace ging wealth resulting from jealousy gram also was sent by the Assoagain—maximum in Salt Lake tempo woul4 increase Monday and tween the various states there ciated Civic Clubs of Northern City Thursdaywas 84 degrees and Tuesday Railroads in four of the states Utah con701 per cent in number of reis the minimum was 48 Temperabeing inregistration Payments by the state depart- City each are of different gauge The telegrams urged that the ture reports from elsewhere in the ment of public welfare for all ducted in the city and county build- creasing the transportation cipients probOld assistance were: be in Utah "for the best innation payments age depot toing lem he said in of assistance April of the war effort and econlast month were $39578944 terest High Low types at W the Jack Thomas presided taled $68196955 a reduction of Some omy of the state of Utah?! in states in state and other "Lilac Lake 49 time" Salt 86 City only 4 per cent lower than in comAlbuquerque meeting Arthur Gaeth news also are sending bouquets assume a postion alongside 62 72 March and 57 per cent higher Vasquez Enters Prison Atlanta Ga $2510152 from March and mentator described a pressing will num42 scenic attracseasonal 1941 other 1041 Others are observing the cur- Okeh Phone Listings The in 59 D it than N Bismarck $2890378 from April April trainaid need for universal first "Lilac week" proclaimed by of rent if boosters the tions 48 59 was shown in a report issued ber receiving such assigtance On Slaying Term Chicago Ill Salt Lake City commissioners ing and equipment to better cope Ab Jenkins by setting flower realize their 44 was 75 lower than in March but 70 Denver Colo Mayor Thursday by the state welfare war with authorized the publicapossible emergencies Thursday more out the under lilac 562 51 same in once 83 33 it the Colo than commission Grand Junction plants appeared Thursday goal higher Guadalupe Vasquez of tion a directory contelephone who contend advice of not 43 florists Enthusiasts have 69 month last year The biggest decrease was in Paul sentenced to death by firing squad Talks to Minneapolis-S- t stopped numbers for both extension taining suits Jaycees Today at 62 that this is the season best 74 New York City There were 93 fewer families after being convicted of first deschool encouraging payments to employables in the cit7 and county offices at a cost luxmost to buildof ed chilthe offices to the Ganzert churches aid Frederic 51 Dr 82 Last of in Juan guarantee relief murder the Utah public grrqe dependent category receiving Ogden slaying general of $68 for 500 copies half to be urious growths next spring 48 63 dren in April than there were in Vargas in the fall of 1940 Thurs- department of history and politimonth $2283535 was paid to Omaha Neb ings and hospitals to join homeBoosters of local 'observances paid by the county In the past 40 802 families which represented Rock Springs Wyo the previous month and the pay- day began his prison term cal science at the University of owners in displaying bouquets to beof on Comblooms the week include the Better separate directories have been 48 of "Barriers will the 69 ments decreased $614627 a decrease from the previous St Louis Mo Utah in the Utah state prison after speak fragrant same Homes and Gardens club and the printed for city and county tele48 S - Airport 84 announced Thursday month last ing retried and found guilty of sec- Trade" at a luncheon meeting of month of 384 per cent in money They pared with the phones 60 82 Salt Lake Council of Women an Antonio Texas and 328 per cent in the number the Salt Lake junior chamber of that "starts" for the plant Which year the number of families ond degree murder in were is gaining recognition locally instrumental who 44 67 of families The prison sentence was im- commerce Friday at 12:10 p m at Sheridan Wyo dropped 21 per cent but the Compared with Cash for anything Call 40 78 amount of money spent in- posed Wednesday by Judge Clar- the Beau Brummel cafe 131 South have been sent to friends and Tintle Utah prompting the mayor's proclaApril last year the decrease was - 81 Pahrs t 31 South West Tem (Adv) mation 66 relatives in other parts of the Main street ence E Baker 697 per cent in payments end creased 26 per cent Weshington D C A president : I I -- : cot-winc- f: g - 1 1 e ' 7't 1 ri e :: : ?i 1 ''''' 'land - f C x ' : : ? :: ' :' ' : 1 : t''E: - ' ' ' 1' s : ' OpA Plans ad 1 I tol To Open S L Office - :: - 100-acr- ' :- 4E :::'? 1" s'1 :' ('N f'''''-'-- -- 4 - :' ' ' - : ''- : ' :Y 1 ''''': - Mrs McAdoo Sees Women As Ace Bond Sellers X-ra- L1 :: '' 4f es Utah Educators Map Plea For Funds to Aid Schools Larger Firms All Join In Bond Plan Senator Views Ways to Assure Peace -- i g T south-(Continu- ed x April Wasn't cold but Plenty Damp 1 RFC Allocates Funds for Alunite Plant U S Reveals' Utahns Who Died in Action per-pup- il H T Ouster Case Action Taken 'all-foo- Stragglers Get Ration Books Army Shifts Col Nes len - ls -- - fifty-eight- d 1 State Welfare Outlay Drops To $681969 During April Lilac Week Gains Momentum As Enthusiasts Plant Shrubs - long-overlook- ed 25-ye- ar 1- T V 7 A446A4411!-0-- - 'NAP " To i |
