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Vote Fight to Supreme Court --J1 4 SALT LAKE CITY March (AP)— "The intent of the voter" is held to be the primary factor deciding whether or not amballot the in a brief filed fVU legal nuuu -v supreme of Price Lee Mayor J Bracken the case The brief was filed in Maw to Governor instituted by ballot the of the validity clarify count in which Maw was elected Lee opposed mm last Ndvember the! on Republican ticket and has filed siiit in Third district ofcourt xm- contesting the invalidation property marked ballots that ballots on Lee 'contends a straight which voters indicated then placed Democratic ticket and should be an x opposite his name not discounted in his favor and the case cites brief The qualified a which in of Frantz vs Hansen supreme the decision by favorable court was based on the following legislative declaration: "The intent of the voter should consideration and be given full onH tprhnical defects m vT)oi on the part of failure and Unvoting :1 7si ""'"evt Will Fall Short " k" ' j SALT LAKE CITY March 27 (UP) — Utah sugar beet growers probably will not meet 1945 prp— 1- !tvt pianniig " cisu ! 1 01 it — vr acrgc u s uuicau -- (By Sgt Jimmie Dugan of Los Angeles a marine corps combat correspondent distributed by the Associated Press) IWO JIMA (Delayed) — Pfc — james j wuiiaius ui Utah is one machine gunner in T- L-- - -u u CITY 0-- m "Tl (D-Uta- 1 it CITY March 27 (AP)— Five of the original group Which organized the Daughters of Utah Pioneers in 1901 were honored at a luncheon Monday The atfair was also in honor of seven TATCE t7 htrahled NOW Phone 7 185 I TOM POORHflfl - : 2445 Grant Avenue fi'lb- J th ' rtare lltnoit nn Tine line uui I sciatica lumDago mighty happy over Now theyhaye loriuuia ZU and Bet NORITO Oil Wlll appear tins guarantee juaim — oii"" i mi BEN LOMOND HOTEL MARCH 30TII 8FM Classes will be held in Ogden one lor is weejea night each wees lowing the demonstration mm luruZ v 3 SALT LAKE CITY Never before in history has there been so many opportunities for getting ahead I Never again in your lifetime will you have such an incredible opportunity! America needs men and women with abll leadership! Prepare your lty self now to move ahead I L ' V - v :Cl ' ii hi mm -- r iini iinriiii Veteranor VETERAN zs years' army service Francis X Falvey based atIn the folk Va is the only man to transportation corps permitted wear the corps patch on his right shoulder contrary to regulations Jammed on his left sleeve are sergeant's (top to bottom) hischevrons for overseas six stripes War World for II six War World 'I nine enlistment "hash marks-- MSgtr Nor- 30th you wm discount March 27 LI 45 March 27 (UP) Utah lift's secutive Pillsbury for all district state and national stiedent musical contests is April 1 ing the best wheat m tne sxaie Eldred Murphy Salina received Vprv Frev Beason contest com- -the state reserve trophy mittee chairman said today of the winning grain in The schedule of contests is as Samples 8 MPh division has been sent to fAltnws- - Stat Anril 10 at Salt Lake Chicago for the national wheat City district April 20 t Salt Lake at City1 and national May 22 to growing contest New York City Tremonton Flier Amasses 106 Combat Missions Asks Treaty Rejection KU-BRICA- TE co"l "Xes and WASH Prompt and Efficient Service 94 $900 $?20 750 3650 6600 $200 rtfoe : 30-da- SuprtaJtot Bl!s(f1ii5i3& Spring-Cleanin- Your car needs a spring cleaning too DRIVE in and let us STEAM CLEAN the MOTOR and CHASSIS of V our car DRAIN FLUSH and REFILL MOTOR TRANSMISSION DIFFERENTIAL - ucucn President Salt Lake City Tiinrae! SALT LAKE CITY March 27 (AP)— A flat rejection of the Colo rado river water treaty with Mex ic'o now pending before congress B LOGAN March 27 (APThe I was urged today by Hampton i t ii uoaoe secreiai-nic executive Utah public service commission Utah Salt Lake Metropolitan Water dis- the a hear will — by petition A 27 March (AP) YORK NEW Central rauroaa to ciose irici missions T Trlahrt totai nf 207 r7fnnS Vt Hvde Park and Millville — : rto Cache ituiu Europe IS tne comwnea county April 5i at the two young army air forces fighter vv- -r of Coal! n bts who retumea nere auer Plenty nearly a year of fighting as a team w" the sfations Dial for business handle insufficient aeinleLa"s'- - n Best Spring Canyon Coal of TremSnoV and continued operation M Norr 2 Stove Lump Capt Richard H Parker 22 whose c (3 tons $26 SO) roruanu resiae parents 111 and whose wne jnanoue now uwiwvu Large Nut tons lives in Fairmont Minn Tne two 27 ' JAK-- Tae March HELPER (3 arrived at LaGuardia field today 32400) Denver and Rio to begin a y furlough about Coal $300000 Pea distin- - railroad will spend fliers (3 tons $2175) gufshed flying crlES Nhe presides in rehabUitating 76 tCompany owned K K cottages medal air tial unit citation and the Stoker Slack division with clusters Parker also wears Monanty (3 tons $1900) the purple heart They flew fn the reponeu rencn Coarse Yard Slack: Normandy invasion the (3 tons $1750) campaign and in the more recent action in Belgium and Germany 6 Sacks of Wood i Norr has 106 official missions and four enemy planes to his credit ALL DELIVERED Not a powder oe pan while Capt Parker's score is 101 Mnoa pleased Economical 59c SC 98c tube t yoar 4rag-gi- rt missions and three nazi planes Steed Goal Co Monty hick gmtrntte downed Phone Parker said he got his purple 230 West 21st St w W Stevens For Music Conlest on Railroad Petitions To Close Stations f East Broadway Phone 1 Is Deadline SALT LAKE CITY March 27 Jiis fourtir con - (AP) — Deadline for applications award for rais- Rasmussen-yiarKst- Utah" todav added special :rTiM Clarkston LOGAN —p H given Henager Business College J 'Best Wheat' Award April Y DISCOUNT GIVEN If you enroll on or before March oe a tfeto llghH AP)Better a sV Fred 1943 while- working at Spanish me lar oi Denver ?ndMonica 'Animal the in postwar period was rvi Myton of Santa v rx x e h nnrtnur Mre ureKU T3An jlxvivjjv survive Tfllfan 1 Tlnherixnn allesed The r &cnneciaay n x manaBci yi General Electric company light court to the records by April ing division xie puuitcu uu tify Man Wins per cent py iyou r 101 PREPARE FOR LEADERSHIP Alr! AM-nnn- v March 27 rheiimatiam ) quiet-actin- — nonor' V SAL 'tLAKE CITY (AP) — Clarence Rials former state Keuralpa and M&ZSZenT norito priSOn guard must stand trial in g found a Third district court on a cnarge y""VZ I of indecent assault Feb 10 against want to led again a works fast If you boy the joy of rehef ompa- m- you can wor convicted last Week R FfoRITOundci this iron clad guarantee if the of grand larceny in connection very first three dose do - with theft of turkeys and alfaUa 2-- Course hEFJKS - - i 'Carnegie Death Rush Relief To New Charge Awaits From Sufferers Pain Convicted Guard Rheumatism r rm- from the torturmc That Tire — Don't Wait! Dale t Court Grants the United States bureau 0f agri- mv surrise when I saw natural economics reDorted" 550 it was two pigs instead oi japs Growers and dealers held tnns of salable stocks on March 1 I just let them go" tne piudox was Next compared with 800 tons on March searched morning but nothing more was 1 1944 found tlons of th Famous Pioneer Passes uisay-peare- Cen- Demonstra- - Western - Founders Feted FREE Printing Utah A wio - Conquer Fear! Speak Effectively! h) for I I YODIIIMME Jl i J" INCREASE Better thderstanding istv-sixt- h I 4 A of workers transferring 3 — Freeze employes in their jobs SALT LAKE CITY March 27 4— Call upon any other govern rAP)— Four undulant fever cases ment agency to help him operate milk all attributed to unpasteurized the program in TTt th fni" 4Va uroolr of Chairman Thomas M AC ended March 23 Dr William flulflrOTl the senate military committee told ilVLOn newsmen the bill was "a very McKay state health commissioner jlllIUlCll illMVtll said An investigation is under way strong one adding that he was LAKE CITY March 27 linrprtain whether the senate to determine the causes ratT Eleven resident and four non- - (up) i—Parents must thoroughly WOuld accept it Deen repuneu understajTicl tneir cnudren and grow resident cases nave since January 1 compared with a up wjtn hem if they are to live total of 19 last year The new a strong family life Dr Ernest Grasps were reported from Logan - ricHnrnp rtiipatinn nrofessor at Co- Bids Offered Salt Lake City Morgan and aan- j lumbia university teachers' college rtota rniintips said at the opening session of the A total of 702 cases of communi-rahl- 1945 family life institute here Mon- Laws disease was reported during The conference will continue tothe week a jump of 154 over the morrow It is conducted under SALT LAKE CITY March 27 previous perjod aus"pices of the University of Utah (AP)Two bids have been reextension division the home eco- ceived for printing the laws passed nomic division of the state depart- by the twenty-eight- h Utah legis Colorful ment of education the Utah Con lature but they will be studied gress of Parents and Teachers and further before a contract is award me roung vvuiuuis vmuneui oo ed J Henry McGean state pur sociation chasing aeent said today Low bid of $279 per volume a 25 per cent discount for lots and SALT LAKE CITY March 27 25 more books was offered of CAP3 — "Maior" H P Myton for- Arrow Press of Salt Lake the High by mer Indian agent at Fort Duchesne The Inland Printing company1 City Utah under the McKinley admin offered of ' $329 per vol-Kaysville istration and colorful ligure ot ume Review Claim the early west died yesterday at Laws of the previous session the age of 88 f0r $1'88 3 VOlUme' SALT LAKE CITY March 27 A native of Pennsylvania Myton served as a deputy under the fam- '(AP)— The Utah supreme court hasoiis Sheriff "Bat" Masterson of granted survivors of Ely J Roberti son review oi a oeam ciaim oeniea Dodge City Kan in 1877-u- e Myton Utah was named in his by Utah industrial commission and lietter JLlglUmg ASKCtt You Count 'Em is marines who win never again P a position awp rnwprs exbect to raise 38- - IMM AAA It Vtl AAV 000 acres compared wnn jauw He learned his lesson two nights voar hilt O ualitv nm Uct - and la-ukJurn and oeiore ms ouuit was quantity of available labor will linesfrom the front lack of machinery probably a Hucir" wmiams a— sauaa nd his nrovpnt thpm from reacning goais : t to un DreDareo aeieuu said bureau and mnved thp nthpr indicated crop increases uA- i- nndfinn for the night mey included: corn four per cepi - discovered that they had a clear per cent pp- view Gf the Jap lines from the top spring wheat eight tatnes six per cent nf a tiill box taken that afternoon A 25 per cent decrease in on- - go they put their guns up tnere inn acreage from 2400 to lauu nnf started their watch Indicated oatacres is expected About eight o'clock Williams cent six is down a enmnanion inside the pill per hfnrd production box and presently a Jap ran out By the time he realized what wasd Sales going on the enemy naahe heard Potato Utah A few hours later sound irom msiae auu mo another Down Slightly time he was prepared to smooi SALT LAKE CITY March on the (AP)- -a total oiuu ion ui P"Wentrance" the from led path oc"mfcrt tnps were sold last year in Utah "o irl A Increases -- 1 If Undulant Fever ! v of the accident X — i-- Beet Crop Likely Never Aaain Will Utahn Set His Gun Up 4top fiuoox O Wall 41 - Repair Jury sal W lions past presidents of the State tral company 1 A 1 t March 27 a Union Pacific railroad company switchyesterday man died Srom shock after his arm and leg were crushed under the wheels of an ore car A company physician Dr Spencer Wright said the victim's arm and leg wero almost severed Wall was working at the United States Mining Smelting Refining and at the time company RATT or : Switcliman 3lUP juj r' ff'Se w greater LAKE o) v cent Utah legislature n 4h d ATT TAKE CITY March- - 27 of workers house ' Business and management groupswai of nn a committee issued (UP)— Packing 1 t by char2ed nr regisirauons aecuneaj irura with snonsors of labor legislodv mt I in 1943 to 11695 in 1944 private that the present meat shortage was "X laUra and reached compromises thSa to vooo ana iarni caused by anu-iaotrucks from puntiw vjews 0f the two legislative bod- - wnicn oecame law ies big western trucks from 15378 to 15277 f American Federation of Labor re- - Grand in the commercial and pri- - by the army besSlQll higher r Tn a tplferam to both houses 01 iterated that organization's oddo- triMr riivUinno hpnause creat- adfood I war March 27 to CITY to sition LAKE the any compulsory manpowar in9H wprp rarripd and license rnntrrpss and arid 1 to of the — session sDriniz er In leeislation teleerams The hlffher John Woods I ( miniistminn mem AP) V rflrrpwnnrfintf 4w 159 congressmen he said it was in- - federal local of into its went officers Ellis 1944 ' ' cirjmJ in for jury grand public George Receipts X V v uus ume con- - second day toaay mat 5si&iuk ww conceivaoie ai vehicle ui" united JiM I rier motor facKingnouse registrations —i mn rtrv sreH wmilri ovon rnncirr thn A ipmaw flonaral Tnhn R Bovden tine txAinn nlcn eaM thcv belieVGQ U i erected '- -on pontoon ut by bridge nave 7T"'2"21'ZT'' S72 DIk 1943 passage oi via wuwii suiauas ui i Baia me jury caieimai woj tlie pacsers in uewjcu wossea uc evy 8uPpiy kuch ON TO THE rKU was located The background i oroer bridge iu in normal size out esiimaieu u duction war slavery reveal The did NOT department b army engineerssubnow constituted still As from and corps) signal session would be over by Saturday W rephoto profits censored by war department (AP to nouse anaS senate approval1 We urge you to 'X— inveu6ic jeci the telegram added "and ifof true the compromise would authorize the War Mobilizer Director James F recommend army seizure hie four western plants including Byrnes to: Is— Fix employment ceilings for Cudahy's North Salt Lake pjant01 to insure necessary production any plant or industry 2 — Control the hiring and job meat for our i Armed forces a ? Ore Car Cruslics SATT (D-Wy- ToBig Packers Total revenue from" license sales was fl12362775 as compared to in 1943 Passenger car $112110225 a for balloting shall not invalidate a ballot" Lee was defeated in me eictuun by a small number of votes (AP)--Jo- hn SALT LAKE CITY March 27 (AP) — Business Week a national business publication lauded the efforts of Gus P Backman execu26 WASHINGTON tive secretary ofi the Salt Lake his' toCity chamber of commerce for and —Senator O'Mahoney in efforts industry conciliating denounced the compromise labor day manpower bill as a '"repudiation of The March 24 issue of the magademocracy" and asserted it would zine credits him with "Inspiring "nut lee irons on the men women a liaison between Industry and laand children" who have built bor" in regard to the cooperation America's war machine ' of the two groups during xne re- Meat Lack Laid higher Ales U P — 5 27 BOISE Idaho March 27 (UP) — Boise Riggs state commissioner of law enf 6rcement said yesterday the total vehicle registrations for 1944 were less than a year ago but the revenue was slightly Solon Strongly Denounces Compromise ManpowerMarchBill(AP) Magazine Praises Salt Lake Man Distributor Seiberling Tires —America's Finest Tire— Better Service Jjcwl mm- 22nd and Vall Ave 21st and Grant Ave -- 94 heart for inuries received when he attacked a train and six box cars blew up in front of him as lie swept within 50 feet of the ground Norr said he shot- down four planes' in three days On another" occasion he said another flier and he destroyed 23 enemy locomotives Parker will leave soon to join his wife in Minnesota while Norr will go to his home at Tremonton Ve - are figritirig this war so tKat we can have peace —not for just a little while— but for keeps! So let's all keep on tour war jobs — keep on saving tin and oapeir — keep on buying War Bonds— to keep Ride on the buses if it will help win the war— that's our job If it won't— trips please don't make " "f"& l V fi V I 7 PX "''V K' '"if t"'"M?rtTV:K L fii'M! r-A- '"t i" 'j " JlH '' No X s "- - "" - K V Ottr boys will be back Y---- 7M fiiK" I k-tv-- 'tt " - i 1 V-t'- ' Vl 'V '" ' where beautiful 'V r" "A Cudahy's Puritan Hams in abundance store tool Every tou see this full-col- or Easter poster is doing its best to supply you :- - sJ- - with the Cudahy meats you prefer took for iti xf?ff' V&J 'f'"' VT A W 'V C X At" Mv ttJ' ItfT U i - - 1 Marriage License 7I SALTx LAKE CITY March 27 (AP) —A marriage license has been issued to Jimmie Bullard 20 of Sheridan Texas and Ruth Shepherd 18 Ogden J ly - j QUICK RELIEF FOR — Here ere 3 Ways to Feast on Famous Puritan Ham this Easter "1 but they'll be EasterEach luscious bite tells you Armed Forces Everya tender for butt the ask Meantime back! why Cudahy's Puritan is called morsel of Cudahy the Ham with the Favored Flavor or shank end of a UudaJhy ±untaa Puritan Ham is so Ham and you will' still enjoy a iuicv so delicious- real ham feast! tasting you will enjoy any part of : When it's can supply "the ham yoqur dealer mav select vou slice A from center Hams whole Puritan Of course a Cudahy Puritan Ham is Ariices from the shanic ena are not plentiful because so much to this feast nother to our still get ham with a real plus patriotic way Cudahy meat is going i 2 f rttxvian Extra Value In Each of these Cudahy OLD DUTCH CLEANSER PURITAN SLICED BACON From Young Ttndtr Pigs America's First Choice 5 5 non-essenti- al " T" 3 tllSERV " When nostrils are cloggednosefeelsraw jnembranes swollen LARD LEAF from 100 Lf Pur 4 f M your w Cudahy products Euide to outstanding ouaUty Look for it I v tniwa i reach for cooling if) M- - r rn m L — (1) Helps thin out thick stubborn mucus t2Y Soothes irritated ul — — -- 14L t r i i i - r-i — i r ' nitn 1 i F t swollen pas reduce J1V Bases w atimuiaieas local blood supply I right to "sick" area iI Every breath brings r lief! 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