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' I 44 y ' '' ::: t "t4'' '4" 4'-'- ' !":'- -- lif"' v- - : ip'-:-1- 44------A A i' ' Completion of additional units c t:JAt '' ' '''''' '4 of the Deer Creek reclamation ''14"1: V'I'l 1 ' f 1 A :1 st' i 4'‘'' 4‘ project as soon as possible is neci'"n':"44I17 : ) Ats1 '' 'C''''- essary to avert serious shortage i' 41::1:7IQ:11'' 1 1-p '' "as- sof- water affecting both civilian 1: ''' !‘r:::?4-''"j ':144iss - '"'' — ' residents and war projects in the :4'1 a Assie 74 ‘ Salt Lake area says a letter re- i vo' tct z40144kkosids ' 4 t ceived Thursday from Charles B ' K: A 17:7::' ''l '' Burdick of Chicago a leading :: ':—: i -fr) i 1-1 4:'':''::: : i ti:t'ii-and 1 :?:::t::':::::':': : :': hydraulic sanitary engineer 7-t Jic - :"':' '"' 'i ::':'' ': ':::::!'''? ' I 7‘3 2''' Mr Burdick sent the communi4' "‘ 44 "Yi- t&stTILp 404'1 '''''' cation to the Metropolitan Water sssi 4'5z :: ' ' "t- - 7 ! 4 m214it IA )-1 r ''4 i4 i t 't i '1 v District of Salt Lake City pre- i 4fl I yi Illatvte 4 '14 00 s ‘gasit-T-''Iv id ': liminary to definite recommenda- 4 ttr"10 C9e72 iii-'-'"4611'llo t itt ' ': tions he will make soon relative C!'41":'' le's4Ca? t i 4 - z: f' i Izi'asi-0 1 ! to site for a proposed filtration & ' ts ''4qr- '''4'' i::i plant for city water and route for Ja'c ''4 Y--' ---iii?'-::kre------(77'"ie ' '''''O'tit441' the north portion of the Salt Lake 20' : 1 44N ' (-- : i'A - ' - '! - l'? v -- :' t 40-s- --- 1 - - 3- 1 t -- - z''4"1"D 1-t (-7- r-- I '" - - - - I- : ' 1--' :1 : - :: f-- - ::z4-0-asmi- 41 :: 11 :' -' s:!- k -r ' - ' : i "4 49 ' x :iE ' - -- 11 1 -4 -- 1 "-- :- -- :4 ' ': ':: - L- - - a--- -e: 14-se-- P-4- - :' - )-- -- m aqueduct '''''NLi :: :111r 'V-- VIohz----' '4 - 777: The Chicagoan was here several 1 74 :!ci:i::::t32:kzzvi-7::::::::?:4:74iy:A ':i:? 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Nvecks ago surveying conditions :: r: 'i t- tst f N171:-4:- : i ' Back in 1936 he investigated avail'1: i :Ea Q z761::::::::47:::-00--T'Sk ab:e water supplies for Salt Lake 1 41: f '' (1:' '''''''' City and wrote the report rec4-- 1 '5"'" --4 7r71::::it ' in the -that ommending city join r77--z'i4 k1 '' supporting the Deer creek projE e V ect ' ''061:4:!!!LKOl :L46 ' : Nwpaugpme i:4ipii : il s46 ':' è 4 Large Capacity Unused Although the Deer creek darn In Provo canyon now is completed a reservoir capable of 100000 acre feet of water storing 4"IrAV 10000 acre feet of water has been gathered in the reservoir Mr Burdick points out Reason for the small storage to date he relates is that surplus A request for immediate reclassification of all Utah physi- waters from the Weber river clans and surgeons has been received in Salt Lake City by Dr A T1iorisai1s Crowd through the Kamas canal and from the Duchesne river through Cyril Callister chairman of the state procurement and assign Basement the projected Duchesne tunnel Capitol ment committee from Paul V McNutt director of the federal has" not been delivered and cannot City-Count- y he delivered in satisfactory quanBuilding war man power commission LUes ecutive secretary of the medical "Forms for the new classifica- association The Salt Lake aqueduct to bring Thursday night said fela It seemed that setion similar to those used in Thursday water from the Deer creek reserhe believed the new classification voir is approximately one third low could pick a line most any lective service classification are appeal was part of a national prod including necessary Plate except a bread line And the in the hands of Utah State Medical for redistribution of medicomplete tunnels Only unit on which fur- state of Utah had its share of lines association officials" Dr Cal lister gram cal men to relieve shortages in ther work is assured is the Karnas with the folks buying automobile said Thursday "and efforts Win areas where all practicing physicanal upon which additional work stickers and paying income taxes be made to contact every doctor in cians and surgeons have been wt11 be done this The thousands who packed the the state called into the armed service spring making it possible to bring much more state capitol's basement and the "Mr McNutt has requested that "Almost all of Utah's younger Weber river runoff into the reser- - city and county building were the 'completed forms be returned doctors already are in the service" voie this spring sufficient evidence that motoring to Washington by Ilarchl That Mr Tibballs said "In Weber counis not a SiE'11 of vanishing Amen- - will not be but we are ty for instance the age of the Biaa Gain in Consumption cana for the prospects were that hoping for possible immediate response average doctor is 51 years in Salt Mr Burdick cites data showing come next Monday March 1 there from all Utah doctors" Lake City the average is a little a Z6 per cent increase in water will be more automobiles registered William Howard Tibbals ex more than 49 years" consumption in Salt Lake City throughout Utah than were on the since 1936 During this time the books a year ago You can drive without the 1943 population served with water has increased from 149934 to approxi- - windshield sticker until Monday mately 200000 at present largely midnight and there will positively due to extensive war projects Even be no extensions even though the in 1912 he points out the war proj- - state legislature is in session preects were just beginning to use dieted Allan Rogers state tax water and in coming years they commission's motor vehicle aegis-wi- ll require considerably more tration division director water While talking stickers State war projects near Highway Patrol Superintendent Four principal To prepare testimony for pres- Lorenzo Brown 32 of 2983 Cenz Salt Lake City will require the P L Dow again asked all good entation a U S department of ter street Thursday still was at following amounts of water he Utahns to scrape off the 1942 public hearing Friday COTISCi011s at St Iktark's hospital out: Utah ordnance spection label from the lower in the Newhouse hotel concerning 21 hours 2500000 gallons per day plant after suffering serious corner (or the farthest fair and reasonable wages for army right-han- d air forces basic training center at spot from the driver's seat) and to sugar beet labor sugar beet of- - injuries in a two-ca- r collision at Kearns 3000000 gallons per day put the 1943 sticker in that spot ficials of 7200 2S20 streets and Idaho and West South Utah Oregon Salt Lake base 200000 gallons A A Firmage the tax commis-pe- r met m at 8:25 p Wedne7day Thursday 100000 gal- - sion cashier reported that the day His physician said Mr Brown Dr Joshua Bernhardt of Wash- Ions per day main office and the branches in -C director of the sugar suffered a fractured skull fracIn view of the above figures Ogden Logan Provo Cedar City ington D of tured jaw fractured pelvis and It seems plainly evident" he says and Price as well as assessors of section of the U S department is expected to attend numerous lacerations bruises and that in the event of a dry year many countites reported unprece- agriculturesessions One of seven abrasions Mrs Elma Brown 28 like 1934 new sources of water dented licerfse "plate" sales with Friday's in sugar his wife suffered possible skull conducted meetings being be must utilized or a serious water the receipts likely not to be dein nation the Salt fracture cerebral concussion ahortage will result on the basis termined until after the anticipated beet areas session' will be for Utah erations bruises and abrasions of present water use with addi- - eleventh-hou- r rush next Monday Mr Brown was reported in poor Idaho Oregon and Washington tional shortages with further In the city and county building condition and Mrs Brown was at Testimony Friday's meeting growth in population and demand second floor branch more than be confined to proposed wage ported in fair condition by war plojects" 2000 labela were sold with aeveral rates EIS They were roshed to St Mark's prepared by the sugar Tee ( ity of salt Lake hp points hundred who were in line at - ho:Tital in a Utah Copper adof food branch the distribution e1rr iurther is entitled to 46000 p ni being accommodated The This year for the pany ambulance after the Brown feet of water from Deer creek county assessor's staff which has reservoir per year "This project been "officed" in the basement first time the USDA sent sug- - ear traveling east ona 2820 South vehicle la largely completed but work was corridors received property taxes gested wage schedules to growers' street collidedon with 7200 West street north erated Tw 2200 more automobiles for than driven by J S Edwards 27 of The tax commission's main of- the U S navy Mr Edwards was lice in the capitol andall branches uninjured to all will be open yrs day Saturday Magna deputies of the SaltI serve autoists who have their 'Sat- Lake county sheriff's office reurday afternoons off The Salt that drivers' vision was ported is also Lake county assessor's staff obscured due to hazy conditions will be on duty from 9 a m to were wet and and the pavements -3 p Warmer Friday: commissioners Thursday slightly slick at the time of the City "flie weatherman wasted no abolished for the duration of the collision war tourist parking near the LDS in his forecast for Salt Lake Trip Authorized temple grounds and asked for a Cty and vicinity Oscar W Carlson state insur- report on the number of parking ThursJay too though a little ance commissioner and E H Hoe- places which have been assigned a:-:p reearly turned out to be typi- - wells deputy commissioner for exclusive use of armed service i vith temperatures eeived the state board of examiners branches up1-arfrom 32 to 45 authorization Thursday to attend Miss Melva Last 23 of West Chief of Police Reed E Vetter li the National Board of Fire Under-Th- e was given authority to remove Jordan suffered possible brain was cold again and writers convention in San signs reading "For Out of State concussion and a laceration of the were the meetings starting next Cars Only" on South Temple street right temple Thursday at 7 p m eieo Wyomrg Sneridan reportinT Zslonday bctween Main and West Temple when the vehicle she was driving a 1v of nye degrees Bismarck NV e s t south on Twenty-secon- d N D scored an even zero !ow a car driven street collided with roeriurv dropped to five by Jesse Cowden 18 of Riverton degrees bdow at Minneapolis and driving east on Seventy-sevent- h St Paul South street over the nation Precipitation Salt Lake county sheriff's of- was neglig:ble and temperatures said the collision was fieers recorcleJ at weather stations in- caused by a large clump of brush cluded: have been thousands of new which concelead the intersection Renewing his appeal that fed-- High Low eral residents come to Utah and from both thoroughfares involved N 36 Alhuquerwie taxpayer§ file their returns many more thousands placed Atlanta Ga 57 43 now William J Korth Utah colIn the income 29 0 flimark 111N D lector of internal revenue said the collector said bracket 31 20 Chicago Army Lists TwO Utahns Therefore the percentage of reDenver Colo Thursday that only 15000 re39 21 turns have been filed to date turns filed this year does not As Wounded in Africa Grand Junction 52 35 He estimates that 90000 must 28 — 5 Minneapolis-S- t Paul equal the percentage of 1942 WASHINGTON Feb 25 UP)- -Mr Korth reminded citizens New Orleans 71 53 be filed in the state before 15 means March This Two New York City a that is the Utahns were named as woundthat there for late 40 penalty last week's crowds undoubtedly 4 t0Zden Utah 29 filing which is 5 per cent for ed in action in north Africa on the will cause disappointment to Oklahoma City 48 each 30 days of delinquency uncasualty list issued by the war man because federal building Om: 4ta Neb Nph 40 til the penalty amounts to 25 department Thursday 17 AVa rock- snrine-facilities will not be able to 15 per rent In'addition late filers They are Technician 1- o r t h M r St Loos Mo 35 accommodate must pay 6 per cent interest 11 Gr?de Robert L Peterson son of everyone Salt 40i-- - kirnort 45 on the tax Mr Korth pointed Mrs Effie Bruce Peleron of E1!::- 3! Korth explained San Antnnio Texaa A pp i o:zrnately 15000 returns 57 out too that citizens filing ham City and S?rgeant Lel3nd A 5! Sheridan 1 u 5 18 had been filed by this da te after March 15 cannot have the Sutherland whose wife resides in 36 a‘hington D C benefit of quarterly payments Tooele year ago and since then there 4t77-)4?310--- -- - ': c:i'-4--'! - A-4- iiitit e 4" i - ti J 7t::::cra11 :: - 4- : i 1 I -i- i 'i? I -:1- i: 'n Pen-L-r !Drivers Flock To Purchase Auto Stickers let-min- g ' :: ' ' : McNutt Requesrs Utah To Reclassify Doctors Beet Leaders Crash Victim Wait Wage In Hospital Hearing Today Fails to Rally J in-poi- lac-La- re-wi- B oard IV a rill ers S9 olds p a king Edict Weather Man Driver Suffers II ts n Crash j de7-ree- s Fran-temperatur- es Revenue Collector Urges Speed on Filing Returns tax-payi- - 4- 11 ke ll : Board Votes U of U Warts Ration No 2 Pile-U- p Founders' ' 'Looms To Accept As Tc(day Clinic 'Offer Day Program Deadhne Sign-U- p Adds Brandy to 'Bonus' List flag-raisin- g Imbibers whose whistles have become a trifle dry because of liquor rationing drew comfort control Thursday from a liquor i bonus" commission "r ation which will allow the purchase of brandy in addition to another purchase with each liquor ration stamp The liquor commission announced that effective March 1 ''and continuing as stocks permit each permittee may purchase one bottle of brandy (any size) with every fifth or quart purchase of distilled spirits other than brandy" "Ration stamps are to be detached only for the amount of the purchase of distilled spirits as usual" the "ration bonus" order said Brandy commission officials said apparently is one of the few beverages of relatively high alcoholic content which is still being produced in the nation The supply of brandy may diminish in the near future one official said "because many wineries have dismantled parts of their brandy stills and shipped them to the midwestern grain belt for use in producing high-proalcohols for war use" The commission warehouses contain approximately3800 cases of brandy and there are a nriroximately 3400 cases on order Average sale of brandy recently has been 125 to 150 cases a week or-wa- nt ht "I of - I abor Board Secretary ibi Takes Farm Loan Post W Brown of 1976 Douglass street - the mayor explained "We've got four rooms one for tarv agricultural labor advisory board since Sep- board of health for tember submitted his resignation Thursday to become secretary- women prisoners cases and a arge one for the gov- treasurer of the Utah County Farm Loan association ernment's patients" Mr Brown was assistant secre- Mr Holley asked if the esti- of the loan associa- advisory board on September 1 mated $6000 the government will pay for operating the clinic by tions for five years before he was 1942 His resignation has been acJuly 1 would "go through city appointed secretary to the state cepted by Governor Herbert B coffers" board of agriculture in 1941 He Maw and becomes effective Sun"No" the mayor replied "If it became executive secretary of the day came here it would go to the genSince Mr Brown has been execueral fund and be lost to the public tive secretary of the advisory It goes safety department directly there" board farm labor boards in all of He added later that Edwin G Utah's 29 counties have been or1 Woolley Jr public safety buildings and are ready for business ganized manager "will keep the records a few had been organized by Only there" the time of his appointment As Salt Lake police detectives "I think it'll work out pretty Mr and Mrs Brown and their well" Commissioner Keyser oh- - Thursday continued their exten- two'3oung daughters will move to 8er((1 in the city jail of Provo where offices of the Utah "If it doesn't work out pretty sive questioningmembers of a youth- - County Fa rm Loa n associations confessed Nve!1 ‘ke're not obligaCoin-fou- r are located mi3sioner McConkie replied He ful "crime ring" officers reported No successor to Mr Brown has of of "March a list did not explain further complete been named The advisory board City Recorder Ethel MacDonald Dimes" collections boxes stokn had will meet Saturday at 10 a in in called the roll on the motion been obtained room 302 of the Dooly building at Chairman Keyser Matheson Mc- Sergeant flay Cahoon and De- which time a new executive sectectives W Clyde Smith and 'Jack retary may be considered GoverConkie Tedesco—" E Blazzard said that Ernest L nor Maw will appoint the new exSpeaks for Record Boston 18 of 1040 Harrison ecutive secretary upon recommena minute" Commissioner nue 'confessed ringleader of the dation by the board crime wave" and a 13- Tedesco interposed "If I vote for "four-ma- n Principal purpose of Saturday's d this I want this statement on the year-ol- d however is to consider youth had admitted meeting I think we should avail plicity in the theft of 14 of the mobile farm labor camps for Utah of this opportunity with fantile paralysis drive boxes from At least 200 units have been asthe provision that this unit also 11 Salt Lake City establishments sured Utah by the farm security A third boy police said was im- administration and locations will will be used as a part of the worn- en's jail and that the old jail plicated by the pair in the infan- be determined at the Saturday question will not just be thrust tile paralysis fund thefts but has meeting into the background I'm for A not yet been apprehended Three boxes were taken from a with the provision that it is used to take care of our women pris- - Kress store two from the Paraoners I've spoken all the time mount theater one each from three that r think it's more important Safeway stores and one each from that we take care of our women" Oquirrh pharmacy NVoolvvorth's The venereal detention clinic Keeleys Owl Drug and Sears A recreation program which and the Rialto vill be established under super-- 1 Roebuck stores would embrace all municipal revision of the state board of health theater ligious and private organizations in the city was outlined Thursday by Aldon J Anderson city zoning and planning commission member Mr Anderson's program was discussed at a meeting of a special recreation committee of the zoning in Mayor Ab Jenkins' office unit Store-hou- r to was necessary take the day adjustments in of the group is Mrs war centers throughout the off for shopping because stores Chairman C and members are Hurd Walter are all be closed week" United States will Studied by evenings F PerWilliam Mr Anderson To recommend a suggested Salt Lake retailers with the view K A KletRichard and schon of possibly opening downtown for plan changing shopping hours if the need is found to be ting stores one or more evenings a acute week it was decided Thursday retailers named Harold B Bennett as chairman and H L Murdock in Salt Lake at a meeting of the retail trades division of the Salt Lake chamHoagland as vice chairman of a ber of commerce committee to be selected by After visiting for a few days at themselves The committee - is to his home in Beaver Senator Abe Absentee problems in Utah installations is serious Colonel Murdock returned rei Salt Lake study action of other vat- cenNVilliam A March facility seters in handling the problem City Thursday registered at an'l also the local needs the Hotel Utah The senator precurity oficer for the eastern o the Ninth Fervice comNorman Sims chairman of viously announced he would confer th- chamber rs'?il trpclss dimand told the incetinz He with local mining men on the silvi'zion presided over the meetver question before returning to edded that th" favorite excuse ing given by employes was that it Washington D C exu-trtivr-secre- Utah er Police Trace Olio Funds - t Day'rlPits - - :: I f Hours tt :::::-'-- ':'t' ' mated 50000 books to persons now assured of eating after March 1 But the acceleration was not Isufficient to allay fears of an almost insurmountable pile-u- p on the final day of issuance—and there was nothing to indicate the possibility of extension of the registration period mar that additional registration days may be set as:de Moving to lessen the probability that thousands of Salt Lakers would be without the necessary stamps for the purchase of canned bottled and frozen foodstuffs when their sales resume March 1 OP A officials extended the elementary school registration two hours for Friday only Elementary school registration sites which have been operating from 4 to 9 p in will be cpen Friday from 2 to 9 p m High school centers will operate Friday from 10 a m to 9 p rn Alternative Cited Persons who fail to obtain war ration book No 2 by Friday at 9 p m have in probpect the orly alternative -jot' awaiting issuance the-tlocal war through price and rationing board said 0 P A of- - - --- t -- '17' ' -' i l'i J 1 I : 4 - '-- 1 : 4 : :: : As a means of ircreasinz efficiency at the centers government spokesmen urged consumers to: 1 Clip from a newspaper the consumer's declaration form which is simple and for the listing of information requisite - to issuance of war ration book- No 2 Only one form is necessary for each family "2 Fill out the form at home! Make certain all divisions have been filled out and that the form has been signed properly "3 The family member selected to go to the registration centers to obtain No 2 war ration books for the entire family should take 'with him the No 1 ration books of each member of the lam- - - t f 7t7 t -- ---- aye-"Ju- st corn-recor- Play Program Given Study Plans To Open Stores Evenings S L Retailers Weigh - - JP - "4 Go to a high school center if possible to register for your No 2 books" '---- 4 60000 to 80000 As on previous days the registration teams at high - schools Thursday were kept busy during the morning and afternoon hours prior to the opening of elementary centers Late afternoon and evening registration at the schools was not as great ashigh could be TwentY-ala- ' t ) For Your Date Book A' t This ts the final date for : t: tr Important "dates with your government" On the rationing calendar are: February 26 t - ob- taining your war ration book No 2 at the school registration centers Unless you have obtained your No 2 book at a school center by closing time (9 p tn) Friday you face a long delay—and skimpy meals —awaiting ration board action 1 trv-- ' February 28 Deadline for tire inspections for holders of B and C supplemental mireage ration books and for commercial vehicles with T books March ' 1 Retail sales of canned bottled and frozen fruits and vegetables and other foodstuffs under war ration book No 2 will be re- '” t f t sumed March la for use of sugar 11 in war ration Deadline stamp No book No 1—each good for three pounds of sugar The sugar stamp to be used in the period beginning March 16 has not been announced March 22 for use of coffee war ration book No 1—each good for one pound Deadline stamp No 25 in of coffee : March 21 No 4 coupons in basic A gasoline mileage books become invalid after March 22—each good for four gallons of gasoline I March 31 Deadline for tire inspections for holders of basic A mi:eage rationing books - k c ficials' (Continued on Page 1 I ily -- - tary-treasur- k (Ration Blank Page 15)) Salt Lakes "assembly line" technique in the issuance of war ration book No 2 Friday will be forced to work at peak efficiency —and in 19 elementary school tenters for two hours longer-Tt- o !handle the pile-u- p of most of the city's possible 200000 registrants ' More than §00 volunteer war' ration book workers speeded up a bit Thursday to move an esti- — Board Later is t t A Officials Extend l will be done" replied the mayor "The women approve They know about it" Have Four Rooms - Ilitregizt As Third Students and alumni of the UniCarefully qualifying their votes of Utah will mark the by insisting that use of new worn- - versity ninety-thir- d anniversary of the ens quarters at 115 South Statel ifounding of the institution Friday street should not be denied tol as they s'cdelae3l? rate their annu4I women jail prisoners city Corn- Two "U" coeds were chosen missioners Thursday unanimously over the fete to Thursday approved Mayor Ab Jenkins pro- Alary MPretonreign will represent the posal to accept federal funds for "Belle of 1850" while Dona Mae establishment of a women's ve- Stewart will typify the "Coed of nereal detention clinic in the new 1943" Both are freshmen The observance will begin at unit 11 a m with a cereMayor Jenkins obtained ap- mony conducted by Scabbard and proval of his motion that "the city Blade campus military fraternity avail itself of this opportunity The usual cannon salute accomwill be ab- and accept use of federal funds" Pseann tyintg the ceremony due to a lack of year after assuring commissioners that ammunition there still will be room in the new Governor Herbert B Maw will unit for any women jail inmates be the principal speaker at the placed there by authority of Chief Founders' day assembly which of Police Reea E Vetterli will begin at 11:10 a m in Kings-Th- e mayor reiterated that wom- bury hall The meeting will be en's organizations had approved conducted by Scott Matheson his plans but when informed that prominent Salt Lake attorney and City Judge neva Beck Bosone did alumnuz- of the "U" not approve snapped "If you boys Two student finalists in the to make her chief of police atory contest Leonard Lewis of you make a motion" Rexburg Idaho and Shelby ArIleolying to a miestion by City rigona of Salt Lake City will dekuditor L E Holley the mayor liver their orations in competition said federal funds for the clinic for a $23 war bond to be given will be spent directly upon the by the university alumni associaAlit and will not be paid into the tion A $25 bond also will be city general fund to be "lost to given to Mirian Bailey of Salt the public safety department" Lake City winner of the Founders' Two Qualify Votes day essay contest Music will be furnished by the university men's All commissioners carefully and WOMCIl'S glee clubs and Ser- luestioned the mayor before voting Vern Greenlaw army air in favor of the measure Two geant Lake City who will base Salt George D Keyser and Fred Te- - present specialty numbers desco qualified their votes "for The two queens will be intro-th- e records" duced at the assembly and will Commissioner McConkie drew be presented at the from the mayor the abrupt con- - juniorformally prom Friday night in the ment about Judge Bosone who had Union building ballroom led wornen's organizations in their Following the assembly Gov-figfor improved jail conditions ernor Maw will be the guest of for women prisoners the student body of-talked to Judge Bosone" the ficersuniversity at a luncheon commissioner said "She v'ants me Friday also will mark the be-t- o say she's very unhappy about ginning of a concentrated effort it" to stimulate campus cooperation "Well" countered the mayor in the various war drives such as "if you boys would like Judge bond and stamp sales the victory Bosone to be chief of police you book campaign and Red Cross maize a motion" blood donation drive Commissioner Keyser said "I vote 'aye' upon your statement tha t these girls picked up over- night won't be thrown in the old jail" "That I): -- Arrives Thousands 'Remain Queens Named TO Preside Over Festival Women Inmates of Jail Get Share of Ward 4 7 - '' ' Page Seventeen SaltLake City Utah Friday Morning February 26 19 13 - 1 If You Hold 8 C or T Gas Ration Book Get Those 'fires Inspected This Week! 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