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Make Your Investment Complete! c 7girtibn-tt- -- - 1 - - Page One Salt Lake City Utah Sunday Morning February 7 1913 tt t° Picks to chools for Val Training - ::'' - ':'':' : 4'I 4 t 0 1- Tribune W aabington Bureau WASHINGTON Feb 6—The 7nlversity of Utah and Utah State 1 kzricultural college were chosen Aaturday by the war man power and the war and navy tomrnission as training centers and other specialists 1 o fi:1 the growing needs of the bred services in specialized rields The university has been for training enginers only at Logan it is proposed lro train both engineers and avial:lon cadets Other colleges in Utah 17n8y later be included in the prolzrarn but to date these are the 4' 4 41" I : I 4' ' 4!'1 : ' V1 f': 41 r 0 4'7 it-f- I: - r I of C lAsts Activity pwecis On Eve of Funds Drive Forecast Says Warm Today 12-m- Minneapolia-S- t Orleans City Ozden Utah 4tklahoma City ornahtt Nh Paid NPW Nela- sprinz‘ 1 34 20 40 Wyo In "! IMui salt Lake Airport sari Antonio Texa Sheridan Wyo Waalinzion D 15 62 19 - 13(Kk 19 C 58 41 79 41 21 40 20 CO 4-- - t: ' - ne si ' 'E'' Q"'''''si:''': '1:--- N ':: :4100 - - iizi'4'eio""''''' ''': A S41000 "Mormon Mthe racing-- car which holds more worlds records than any other automobile has been donated to the LDS church Mayor Ab Jerkins announced shovycase 'Saturday The "Meteor" powered by a long" The eteor" e airplane eng-inthe vehicle which brought internAtonal fame to Slit Lake'A mod the Bonnerz sRlt The trlyor orang?-colore- d be housed 'in :d the large raelng car will 2 special glass building He said in the state capitol had made an agreement whereby the racing car may be borrowed by him for further runs on the salt flats "if the war doesn't last too he The mayor said that if additional runs were made "the Meteor" will then have even more to contribute to the glorious history of Utah sin:se thtstate capitol feel hibits in the the-1- - ex- are contributions of the sons and daughters of pioneers since my :' : Resigns As Industrial Board 3Ieml)er - t 7 - I - - : : ': : '''? ' :: F 1 :: :: 1 1 r By O NMainiquist The Utah legislature had put itS final stamp of approval on very little new legislation at the end of the fourth week of the session Only twelve bills have been passed by both houses and these are of limited in- tmeoressttof or ta-''''''- :: :'1 I - - ::': 'I ' l 41‘:::A - ay ':': I T! More iimportant than t h e measures actually passed are the attitudes and trends indicated by the lawmakers in their reacticms to proposals which ' came up for i dis- position to compete with previous sessions in introducing and passing a large number of bill& On the contrary most of the lawmakers feel that under existing circumstances they can serve best by moving All the signs still point to thecon(lusion that it is going to be a mild are d with its cessors Tax Relief Fails Citizens who thought this was the year to strike for tax reductions had their hopes exploded during the week when the- house killed the state income tax repeal bill A much milder measure--tincrease personal and dependency exemptions of the present income tax law—was also voted down but subsequently revived on a motion for reconsideration At the end of the week it was resting on the house table its ultimate fate still in doubt But while chances for tax reductions are not bright the fact that such bills have been introduced and have attracted substantial support indicates - the emergence of a new trendIf the session As unlikely to reduce taxes the strength shown by the reductionist bloc indicates that It is also unlikely to increase taxes The major positive ment of the week in accomplishthe senate was the passage of three bills to clear the way for a resumption of the block leasing system in Utah metal mines These measures" if approved- - by the house will re- - caution At : full-col- i t the west 4 my own experience in cases of this in Mr 1 illustrative McGibbeny's kind" 1 "": re- iductions consist of 1 List of Signers taken by himself' in I pro l f ' :: 4: i Signers of the petition were J the course of 10 years of Utah Waldo Parry Utah house of rep- photography i::: 1I :—::- 4 I 4 :' I' among his projections resentatives chief clerk who ap- willIncluded 'A :$ be his priceless collection of peared before the commission Once-Oupte- d Mrs C L Jack and J W Reed Navajo "sand painting" koda- Aid members of the- house of repre- chromes which depict a complete Will dis- J H MeGibbeny medicine man religious ceremony J Alvin Keddington over sentatives to Work in third U cuss life Indian tah are patient They colSalt Lake county clerk:- A Pratt said ato stricken of Welcome to program be the only complete Kesler assistant city attorney of In Administration Utah series of their kind Salt Lake City: Gaskell Romney lection The program will begin at 8 H Barton C L Spaugy Arthur au- - again he available for mailing to Frank A Jug ler of Ogden Sat- C S Whitney Thelma Garff C E p m in The Tribune-Telegraall who attend the lecture will literature ditorium Utah of as a member urday resigned Layton C B Johnson R H Sidthe state industrial commission doway Elvina Walker Dale saying in the prepared statement Mayne and George Frodsham a of to that do not want be part Charging that If P and L rates the Maw regime" in the past and at present were Governer Herbert B Maw ousted and unreasonable" the peMr Jug ler on June 30 1911 but "high Mr tition resented Gadsby's the state supreme conrt held that statement "to the effect that the the Ogdenite was legally a is not interested in the presmember and last month public for here is ent rate hearing e he received $6000 in pay for the a definite public interest in the first leg of an official inspection tour of steel Completing-th1 31 1912 July hearing for reduced rates" in Utah Irving S Olds chairman of the board of properties period Commending the public service Governor Maw said that he had commission for "developing the in- directors of the United States Steel corporation Saturday night received the resIgnation and added formation" about the TT P and L that Mr Jug ler WAS a "splen- the petitioners asked that they be returned to Salt Lake City after a visit to the Defense Plant cordid person" When informed that entered as intervenors in the hearporation's steel plant at Geneva the resigning commissioner had ing d steel offi- The 111 declared that he did not want to on Admitted comment Memorandum brief made cial AdminisJ serve under the present only tration and had furnished the A "Pennsylva n la reorga n iza- his activities Saturday but appress with copies of several letters lion" memorandum over the sig- peared impressed at the size of the Sign-U- p he (Governor Maw) had sent to nature of Samuel W Murphy now now being constructed and Mr Jugler the governor added: the president of Electric Bond and plant its magnitude as studescribed "Well then I refer you to the let- Share company of which the IT P ter of December 21 1912" advas pendous and 1 is a subsidiary court The court ruled that Mr Jugler mitted into evidence J 110smers general assistant the comsi nt oalnensssieTseshsueeitrhapurpose An employment field office will mft o by give was never legally supplanted on mission to the chairman of the steel cor- be non in the Atlas buildopened the commission because Wendell NVa rwick C La morea iix I Both t 'E(art ing to facilitate Nupplying JarP pendent contractors and to provi:ie Grover who was named to sue- and Clinton D Vernon the P S C pora ion and Edward for were included carrying of various types New York a attorney ceed him was member of the counsel contended that the purworkers from re- of the insurance by compensation state legislature that enacted the chases of numerous small plants in the party location centers to employers either the lessee or lessor The And under out Mr Olds pointed that the Oscar J Buttedahl of Washing- bills went through the senate and reorganization program Frank A Reid attorney state law could not hold that by turned over to the TT P and L 1800 workers needed to operate ton D C of the war relation without a dissenting later vote and office the completed plant would support (cnntinued oil Pa ge there is no reason to expect that division information ''On June 3 1911 the governor R of authority approximately population they will encounter difficulty in wrote me" Mr Jugler's prepared 25000 He added however that said Saturday in Salt Lake City the house — been worked " constatement said 'You have rather the number employed on the Mr Buttedahl came here in out jointly by having the mining industry consistently opposed my governstruction exceeds the personnel course of a tour of relocation cen- labor and the governmental bumental philosophy and have contemplated for operating the ters in which 106000 reaus concerned 70 directly Japanese the program I am trying to plant reform For that reason I shall "lost of the construction work- per cent of whom are American Bill of the Week not appoint you to succeed yourers are considered transient helo citizens are residing The bill of the week on the senself' many of whom will leave the state He estimated that the camps ate side from the standpoint of when contractors' work is comMr Jugler declared that the contain a reservoir of 50000 work- interest in the gallery and indepleted thought behind th governor's reers which may be drawn upon to cision on the floor was one to libA statement of policy designed Sunday the group will visit the relieve organization program was the man in eralize the Utah divorce law Into answer many i of the inquiries coal mines at Columbia Carbon many fields power shortages granting of dictatorial powers troduced by Senator J Arthur of second in the "I do not believe such powers which have poured in to U S county phase Japanese-American- s Bailey (D) Salt Lake City it reacgiven Only their inspection They will be to P ny man" he should be F B I and re- duced the residence requirement clearance the full selective ant service by of employment a added Democrat by I representatives companied "Thoth agencies may be released to for starting a divorce action from nomination service offices after selective serv- the Columbia Steel company a lated opposed the governor's one year to three months and accept employment of States United ze Pa the (c43atiw1 01 subsidiary ice announcement of 29 occilpamade living apart under a decree Steel corporation ot tions which are to be considered separate maintenance for three "We will return here Monday a ground fordivorce years The Mr "nondeferrable regardless of Olds said party night" When the bill inade its first in is the its making was issue Saturday by headquarters on second reading it appearance Utah 'Joseph S Iklayer area war man lintel was advanced without a dissentvisitors Tuesday morning the ing vote It might well have passed power commission chairman will be taken to Iron mountain IS finally under a suspension of the The policy includes the follow- miles west of Cedar City to inspect rules had not Senator Abel S state Now the that legislature mine there operations Charged with entering° the home ing: Rich to level the (ID) Brigham City raised an done blast has best its to Lake Salt Again returning of Patrolman C Christensen 1 Employers especially in the City of many Utah taxpayers objectionOlds Mr hopes night Wednesday 214 West North Temple street By the time it came up for third luxury trades should consider and his party will leave here first in killing the income tax reearly Friday Emmett Patriol: whether the employe of selective Thursday for the Pacific coast to peal bill and second the exemp- reading and final passage some of Walsh alias Ernest Weaver 40 service age 18 to 38 is replace- view steel workings in California tion increase measure the folks the senators had heard from their Mr Olds arrivedein Utah Thurs- might just as well form that line constituents It was amended unButte Mont was booked at the able an Older male worker or day by for his first visit to this at the state tax commission wick- til its own sponsors turned against county jail for second degree burg- 7a woman the latter also prefer- area night ets declared S Lambert Gibson it and then killed by a large masince 1911 lary Saturday older since younger women Also visiting the Geneva plant commission chairman jority Overnight Senator Bailey rably With the death of the two 6- - decided that it still had some value Complaint signed by Detective are needed for actual war indus- during the past week was Sam TT come business in the amended form and he suctax measures Husbands president of the defense E J Blazzard of the police de- try showed a sudden increase in the ceeded in getting it reconsidered of a and director 2 not should An corporation give enplant employe partment charged Walsh with few days of last week but and pa ssed any the reconstruction finance cor- last present employmentunder conis a reluctance on the still there tering the Christensen home Pa- up As it went to the house the bill first without poration circumstances income tax payers Mr will reduce the residence requireof the east the for Husbands trolman Christensen W351 slug left Mr part the U S employment sulting Gibson said ment to three months but the new when he attempted to catch two service office Often he is more Thursday men who entered his home Walsh important where he isthan he grounds for divorce was wellWaS arrested shortly after the would be by making a transfer to hedged with restrictive amend-S ments put in by Senator Lynn actual war industry burglary Richards (D) Salt Lake City It 3 Persons planning to change will be available to divorce seekers to war jobs should bear in mind only in eases where both parties that this is not necessarily an have some other grounds absolute exemption from military men are being service Labor 'Union Bills Many are invited to attend The "Meet the Army" The Trib- found replaceable in war and esbroadcast will be at 4:45 p m tribute to The first of several bills de- Fential civilian industry and are Salt Lake young men answering Sherman E Neff professor of signed to put some restrictions and in uniform English at the University of obligations on labor unions reached the ralr to the colors will begin-folks were pLone!rs there is no now 4 Where a transCer seems adMonwill '''be guest sneaker the senate floor during the week 'Utah run y its Februnry car better place for the visable the employer should give day at the IT S 0 theater with music proVided by It Wasl finally tabled by its sponMonday "Also it ha--9 been donated in the employe every consideration the band from the army air baSe in cooperation with A ChristenPresented sor Senator Salt Lake City The air base sen ( D) but George response to the request of many In retention of accrued benefits the Utah selective service sys- indicated debate the and in job security after the war will provide additional enter-a- s that service men and persons traveltern the tributes Are designed to which the anything for tainment is going ing through Salt Lake City who label can be community "send-offs- " Schedule of the week's other to be handled very pinned ask where they may see the men entering the armed young warily by the Offer First Aid Study "Meet the Army" induction 'Mormon Meteor'" forces through lora! selective Christensen's Senator legislators board shows follows: Tuesday At present it is on exhibit The programs A rescue squad first al'I service boarels bill which would require unions to let No 1 fire company 130 East No 11 rebroadcast 4 :30 p In course will be offered by the Salt are rebroadcast over NDYL annual financial statements !ile reFirst South street Wednesday board No 14 fter their presentation in the Lake City civilian defense council the state indwItriR1 commiswith i S 0 reilter broadcast 4:11 p nu: Thursday "The public is welcome to i-defended by its sunrortat 7:0 p was sion Tticsday 10:30 board No- 9 rehrq-(PPs- t snv time at nsnet th c?r a prouniewn rather th771 an at No Monday's progrim will he for fire station it was anas ers :-Zo d 12 p rn: fire station" inductees of local boa rd No 10 nolinccrl Saturday PerS011A g'llor Tenl-- ' antiunion h'11 They tnintaired broadcast p m Saturday said "It will not bc moved to ing- to take the course must reg'is relatives of the inductees it represented one in a di13 No rebroadcast that board and will begin at 1:30 p tn the state- capitol for another 30 ter at the civilian defense volunwhich is essential to the rection 4:45 p m to 60 days (Cocitinued an Faze teer office 115 South State street as will allother shows Friends Refues t Few Measures Gain Approval consideration' There appears to be little s : ' 1 w i l I sed - z- - t i - 1 : I - m U S Steel Chairman Aids corn-missi- 1941-Decemb- - Tour Big Geneva Plant on er - off lela ans of Japanese Labor quiet-mannere- ' e - - 1 anese-America- n - sun-port- ed 1 Job Service Outlines I Draft Policy I1 BurglarvCount :::: 11 Taxpayees Get ' Call 'Hurry' Suspect Faces f i — : II t -:::! i- 1 - - 1::t- i' ' 1 --- -' - - 4- - - 'Meet the Army' Programs Get Under Way Monday I- L six-da- S - "anti-labor" 20-ho- ur beg-inning- t - r: 1 ti-- - re-an- 1y - 10-:1- 2-- 7 N A t cross-exami- During- Week 60-d- 5 Alayor Jenkins Contributes 'Mormon Meteor' To LDS Church for Display at CaPitol er 24 16 w : Appeal Stays Sentencing Of Prison Pair 9f7 - k-'- col-le- Chca co In Denver Colo Grand Junction tnr1 - 1 —10 in- - 3: d N D fi -6-"--4: y Birnarrk who has 'T :'''-- the the Utah State Agricultural college indiI' cated Saturday that facilities are in readness to receive army-nav: trainees but that details of housFinancial needs for 11 projects sponsored by the $40000 i ing-anthe number of men to be i sent to each Institution await sustaining fund of the Salt Lake chamber of commerce were anindividnal contracts by the se rv - nounced 1 Saturday by Fred H Knickerbocker chairman of the ices President Elmer f Peterson of fund drive after a meeting of the chamber advertising committee the agricultural college said that The drive to raise $40000 in subthe Logan institution "will put its from 1000 Salt Lake industrial development a nd thescriptions facilities at any use needed by the wax service and convention departarmy and nary— but that regular business industrial and profes- ment will receive their regular uninsional firms begins officially with allotments college work will continue g an breakfast Monday terrupted He revealed that officials have been holding at 8 inaugural a m at the Hotel Utah for conferences with representatives 90 committee members who will of the armed forces but said that receive in5tructiDn5 from L K no details of the programs sched- Nicholson chairman of the genuled for the USAC have been re- eral drive and J J Kelly vice ceived from Washington chairman The campaign will be Meanwhile University of Utah from February 8 to 12 inclusive officials are making plans to reTo promote industrial developceive armed forces trainees but ment of the city and state to servfinal plans await the making of ice present installations and to aid an individual contract with the in planning postwar conversion of 21 Sentencing of Thomas Nemier and Norman Standard 22 for to army or the navy the peacetime purposes plants Plans are going forward for re- the advertising committee has as- assaulting guards while serving construction of the university field a minimum fund of $8500 life sentences at the state prison house to provide barracks for the signed more than 100 convenAlready trainees Officials have indicated tions are scheduled for Salt Lake was deferred for one week by Gr I Pe City in 1943 The convention and Third District Judge J Allan war service department of the Crockett Saturday chamber has been a:lotted a miniJudge Crockett postponed immum of $6000 Mr Knickerbocker position of the death sentence re reported For the continuing programs of quired by law whendefense counservice to newcomers and explo- sel for the defendants filed moitation of attractions of the state tions for a new trial and arrest of in San the general information depart- judgment It was warTn Saturday ment needs $4000 educational proin Louis St Texas Antonio The judge scheduled February slushy gram $2500 outdoor advertising Mo and cold in Bismarck N D— $500 mining promotion 13 as time for pronouncement of $1000 but it Salt Lake 'City it was an- booklets $2500 newspaper and ra- sentence and argument on the deother spring day despite the snow dio publicity and news service $4500 intermountain junior f a t fense motions which receded toward the foot- stock They were charged with assaultishow $3000 intercommuholz Prank C Capson and Clarence in ng" wartime $3000 cooperation nity 2faxmum temperature in the and winter activities $1000 W Dent prison guards during a it Lake area was 48 degrees 11 sensational escape with Pat McActivities connected degrees warmer than the preced with tourist promotion exclusively sufhave Laughlin last July 4 McLaughlin ing day and the minimum was 24 fered heavy cuts Outdoor adver- was fatally injured in an autodegrees three degrees under that tising (road billboards) for exam- mobile wreck which ended their of --Friday ple receive only $500 in the 1943 escape half an hour after they Warm- for winter" temperaas compared with $1015 left the prison budget tures will prevail Sunday the in actual Nem ler and Standard were conexpenditures during weather man predicted foreseeing 1942 Projects with wartime im- victed by a jury Wednes'continued mild with little change plications such as intercommu- day after a trial which extended ' in temperatures" Over seven days stock show fat nay cooperation In St Louis 97 of an inch of precipitation was recorded during the day with temperatures ranging from 33 to 41 degrees temperature reComparative ports from elsewhere in the nation Saturday were: 55 Mr AlcGibbeny n- - -- q t4 Of Legislators 4- k : - 59 24 34 58 47 iJ and The Salt Lake NA'omen ' I Atlanta Ga i0 : - Low 1 ' t-- I Ilisfh :' - by the Salt Lake City Council of Tribune and Telegram ' - i 31 ' : ' t N e't I ' ' s:'1:: :j :4t - - - Albuouergue " ''': - pro- At e '''p: - Ordnance Plant Gains oveted 'T' Atvard The admImstrationA versity of Utah and 1' 1P' : Sixteen Signers Commend I Itearing by PSC ' zra m Incom P lete I Detail To what extent the services will the two schools has not been The army and navy iat their discretion may take over t7c) th institution in their entirety they have the option of sending The high percentage of participation in war bond purchasing designated number of students to take the engineering and avia- - Iov deductions among the employes of Utah ord:it)n courses The number of stu- - - regular salary 71ents at each will be set forth inance plant was recognized Saturday when the "T" emblem was r contracts that will be entered added to the "Minute Man" flag presented last September by the :nto later bond war administration The fact that the universitv and istate The 10 per cent payroll investThe "T" emblem is an indica- the agricultural college appear on 10 a cent of investment ment became effective January 1 indicates those per list merely that ition two institutions have the facilities lot the gross payroll in war bonds 1943- The plant personnel repre and the faculty to give the kin4 while the "Minute Men" flag rep- sents the largest employment in of training that is desired' The resents a 90 per cent participation state and received the first the Of in war bond employes savings question of housing adequacy of in the in the county and is emblem behalf "T" emblem be Receiving will and factors other faculty I considered in determining how of the entire personnel was Cap- the second firm in the state with many students will be sent to Salt tain W R Barratt executive of- an employment of more than 500 ficer of the ordnance plant and to be awarded the emblem Lake City and how many to Lo- - WF H Matt:age works man- Mr Matt lage reported a remarkgen Up t o now the colleges them- corn- - able response to the drive at the Arms as to the ager for Renington not advised are Velvet to which The white "- T" was present- - ordnance plant among employes they will be used- Ipany Charles R Ma- - since the first of the year Comted by ! for army and navy special train war state bond administra- - petition has run high between debey ing tor and Homer C Warner Salt partments trying to outdo each Lake City bond chairman other in their enthusiasm he said I XT 1 Uni- - ' ' A 133 m - 77-'''- two whose equipment and has been sufficiently N tud ed to demonstrate that they Are equipped to participate in the Ready 'To Give Service ' I ‘s Utah's new residents will learn Wednesday night is The auditorium of states first residents when J H McGibbeny writer and lecturer on Utah Indian life presents the third Welcome to Utah lecture of the series being sponsored timate knowledge of all of the -Sixteen persons inchiding two state's scenic '' 1': ' '' wonders and who "' t:a44' 7:-Alk state Utah legislators protested roi‘ li e has made an intensive study of ' iPnowaerpeatintdionLipgrh!secnotmectp aSnaYturradtaeys Utah Indian life will combine 4P 1 k 'S5'' :''1':" his o: :''' two illus- an '''i into favorite to comn state A the service topics public I 7Vs40" mission which is conducting a trated evening's lecture 2 for this third lecture :' hearing into the company's sched- - of Tickets :: the popular series which is de- the view to reducing the signed to acquaint newcomers price for electricity ' a complete story of the with ? ' 11 The commission which had ' '''' ': resources t and will state's to wind up the long inquiry history hoped Oaf' N : '” announced that IT P be available complimentary- to 1 i Saturday !k :Z4i I 4 ' at The Tribune-Telenewcomers L and counsel asked additional for -r '0 iwt' i I counter 1 to time new gram beginning Monday present testimony i Is k 714rogpm '1:ZO 55111664” and to several state at 9 P- m- te70 will cover The talk A witnesses The hearing will enter :!: of the state nl McGibbenyg Its thirty-fift-t h day on Monday not nance plant accepted by W F If Mattlage Homer C Something new has been added! in will be but devoted large part ' ::" morning Warner (left) Salt Lake City war bond adworks manager for Remington Arms com': The petition was in answer to to the speaker's personal expert- Indians of Utah ministrator and Charles R Mabey state bond pany and Captain W R Barratt executive the testimony of George M Gads-b- y ences with the :! U P and L president who ear- particularly the Navajos of the officer The award signifies that 10 per cent administrator present the "T" emblem to be in the southeastern area cusin primitive lier week said the "no that 1 4 of gross payroll i earmarked for bonds added to the "Minute Man" flag at Utah ordtomer has joined in the present sector of the state where the t tribes still live in practically the t" complaint or has shown enough same mode that they did long be- in to case at this interest appear e 1 man set foot white po' J110-1ethese hearings This is unique in fore the first - !rly Schools ' x ::: r " - ' - Tribune-Telegra- e ': ' z : f ''''- t4' k 77N Y t 1 :' PowerRates - api-lrov- technicaltraining t 4 A arrny-nav- 1 ''''' 54 ' 1 ! y ' t USAC ' ' ' 150'" i'l Work for l' - 4 :''''' N-- ::" ::: - t - ' Y S g 1 1 feYT k Pimp Special U of U Petition AsksNewcomers Await Session Sees Cutting of Talk on Navajos Little Action Emblem Stands for Tribute to Workers V 111 C 111 "KodNIAN mo00!volk-en- k 40k"evo4" eg0101k 4!kmi e! |