| Show 1 Apportionment of Legislative Seats Doesn't Match Census - hows there has been reapportion The 1950 census will show the ment! in 18 tates in the lest decade shifts in the L S population dis- - Ne Reapportionment the It also will show that But It also shows that there has in man v stflt p tiki t ftn rf is cPQtc been no reaDDortionment in Deic- with the of out line legislatures stttca 1807 in Tennessee since distribution of -people in those w§re MAW in Illinois and Alabama zzr—r ln WW?" Wlm ran finH manv e'xamD es of Slnce iw r Union population ufrl lflfi?-- mmI havi —" q ! and 234 nananixace: tfUMjM &4s rasa's WsconMn Utjn NOrta DakOta ! since! ttie early SO s Hopie seats never have been I i re- - Ten-nes- se Seattle To One district in Seattle has 78412 and registered voters one—senator same the two representatives number as a rural district with 10399 voters Jefferson parish with 50427 residents has' one representative in Touisiana So does Cameron parish with only 7203 residents A study by the Illinois legislative council a few years back showed the Chicago metropolftaa area had 53 per cent of the state's population kicked in 56 per cent of the state's ales tax cash but had only 412 per cent of the mem-be- r of the legislature These are samples of the imbalance among state lawmakers ConFederal gress is another matter law says the seats in the house of representatives must be apportioned among the states on the basis of their popu'ations after each census That will be done when th 1950 census is completed Why don't £11 the states have a similar system? Manv state constitutions sav there should be equal representation in their legislatures Many of them call for reapportionment every ten years A survey by the Associated Press Idaho Will Create New Department To Govern Roads BOISE March OJF)— Idaho's state government today boasted a new department Gov C A Robins signed the "master" highway reorganization bill creating a new department of highways to replace the bureau which has functioned as part of the public works department It was among the last of a batch of 90 bills which had been sent to him by the special session of the legislature In completing action on the nine remaining measures yesterday the governor vetoed four of them and signed five others The four vetoed bills were the only ones to receive the governor's disapproval Among these was one that provided for administrative expense assessments against various special funds Agricultural Veto Gov Robins explained his veto in a letter transmitting the bill to Secretary of State J D Price He said the bill s inclusion of the agricultural department inspection fund would have crippled an agreement between the state and the U S agriculture department Also vetoed by the governor were measures which would: Eliminate the public works commissioner and transfer his highway duties to a new highway department as well as shift his public buildings duties to the state land board The governor explained his veto in that the bill carried an effective date of Julv 1 and that it would have complicated administration under the "master" highway bill which berame law immediately with his signature Exempt members of the interim committees on government reorganization and highway study from provisions of the standard pay and allowance act Establish a master rotating fund for the various state departments under supervision of the board of examiners Approves 86 Measures Thus the governor allowed 86 special session measures to become law Creation of the new highway department did away with the bureau of highways There will be six highway districts ira the state instead of five as formerly A highway advisory board also will 10 so-call- ed five-memb- tial woman in oil conducted it was by Pageant magazt tj day j Thf chc Lee was made by 272 of Aweric t's warn n journalists who cast 214 al ots for Mrs a i a in at a local day at seven-thirt- y an Illness df 18 following hospital days She was born Sept 25 188 at Brigham City a daughter of tans N and Kirsten Larsen Pete: sen She was reared and educate in Brigham City She was married to Mr Had levenon )(! 27 Joe at toe u u dov ment house in Salt Lake City Mr Had lev died seven years ago She 1was r an active member of the 1 f I ( or shfjft the boundaries of the trict from which they are elected so that population and representation jwould match Law Raise Complications But it isn't that simple in many state Thei e are laws that rait complications The California constitution for says no county can have So Los more than one senator Angeles county teeming with near ly half of the people in the state has lost one of the state's 40 sen- ators! ' '? In New Vork and a number Of other jstatesj each county must have a K least one assemblyman regard-les- s Jeff oopiilation York law doesn't permit adjoining counties to have mor4 than half of the total seats in either house New York City which cast rnore than half the total vote1 for governor in 1946 has less tha nhalf of the votes in the leg ists Lawmakers from rural regions can i dominate many lawmaking bodies even ' though the rural population is much smaller- than the urban population for the nation as a whole Why don't citizens whp don't like the setup in their states do something about it? They have Planp Don't Get Far Quite a heap of corrective proposals have been offered in a dozen or more legislatures But they didn't jget very far The Ttlsa Tribune ient to the stats bupreipa court with demands that Oklahoma be apportioned accord tig to the constitutional formula The court agreed that the formula should be carried out but the legislature let it he there Lawsuits j were tried 'in Illinois The cart decisions boiled down to this: The oply thing the people can do is elect a legislature that will do its duty There are many reasons why legislatures are reluctant to make A big shakeup could chances switch legislative control from one section of a state to another from rural to urban blocs It could change the state's— tax and spending Also and here's the pattern j The-'New- - I J a a L 4 Furs Gems Worth State Senator $30000 Stolen Idaho Dies at LOS ANGELES March 10 arid furs valued Theft' of Beta Reedei butw o Wisit- v ' T ' " 0 A new platform rocker and a new wajshhig be given away! 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Weber col- - two brothers and sisters Josenh Andrew Hy mm and John Peter- and Mrs LaiirafSackett Brigfen ham City Thr horiv is kt the Harold B CAP) J Oaden Of Furniture Co IN n 8 church participating in any events of the Second ward ere She was a member of Seeo Lilv campi Daughters! of Utah Pioneers Surviving arc four sons and HaUgMers George R Hadley Los Aneeles Calif: Leslie H Hadley an Mateo Calif: Mrs Laura H Morris Brikhaih City ' and Mrs jewels j I M PHI than S3000O was reported Ifarcln 10 (AP)—S trick- boisf to pottee early today by a downtown clothier ana a Culver City en on 'she final day of the s pecial ' session of the legislature State housewife! Charles Brown tHe clothier said srr: JUaenh Eimer Williams 5H thievip pried open his front door (H-sham died last flight! In a during nisi absence and stole sev Boise nosDital eral mink coats valued iat $12000 Hoasita attendants described the "til ana jcweiry vaiueaj at a uw condiMrs Ida May' Hendricks report- cause of death as a noart was is if earlier tion collapse ed she returned j home last night to a gall bladder compli: to find hfr house ransacked A was taken to the annlfl cation He 26 mink 4 inui artri a u Peb each valued at ibre than 82000 Williams collapsed when m en were taaef i 11 tered a senate Office alter tne noon 1 recess !pn the final day Gov C1A one of the first phy- ruw"4a sweeping rezoning of elec- it tion districts could put some leg- sicianS to reach nis stoe islatures out of thj ir jobs The Blackfoot rancher and liveReports from state capitals indi- stock dealer hajd served five sue- cate about half this state are pretty cessive terms in the senate well satisfied witn the present ar- IJOO The senatdrship was the rangement At lease there are no nublic office he had held loud squawks J l wniiams was a memoer oi the The census probaply will revive Xi D S Church and belonged to the reapportionment issue In the the Blackfoot Rotary Club Born other states It's a live topic right at Beaver Utah he came to dehcJ now ii some of tnejm Several of iik 1907 His extensive farm and the" current proposals have one ranch also extended int I notei oithy feature They would Montanaholdings i'r— Itl take the job out of the! hands of ma wiuu iiitmue survivors the legislatures j four Vera of Blackfoot A Special comfnlssioni recently MarsdeH Williajms of Uaho three-macommission and Bo-rmu Bean and Max fallsj ptOpf Hid a to est tblish state senatorial districts Uams tali of Blackfoot t w o "of si ibstantially equal population" ters Mrs Vera Mae Ha 1 in Connecticut Rob'Ch Idaho ills Mrs Donnasave commissibn commented: ertsonj 'ih a and Blackfoot "The position and prestige of the' gygndhiidren gener M assembly In the whole schema of Our government has declined over the years" Oregon is usink 1 the initiative lever — a procedure that gives citizens a chance to) introduce legis1 lation Initiative petitions foe two re Auto apDortionment plana are being circulated there Onr is backed by For All Model labor chiefs some ! leading DemYears-Mak- es ocrats and Republicans and the Oregon Fssmers iinion It would give the revision task to 'a state COLORS board rather than the legislature The other plan Is I known as the AVAILABLE NOW Young Republican plan although there has 'been pd formal party action on If AlliNasoh paints are blerjd-- : jed according to scientific FAIRWAY NOW —4 Wl died to dow of Willi am T Had lev place iwfcnt to Emily Post the authority! on etiquette ed 108 protest who t SiSter Elizabeth Kenny who treatment of pioneered m tl with 86 polio! plated th "!aFormer contri Booth Lute was with 70 Dun!!- v votes! while coi eomnletcd Thompson wit "the five who the create- influence on mi rn life" the D Match 10 Petersen Had ley 85 Lauren II Roosevelt Second CITY BRIGHAM an-noun- ied - state came into the union froni Adarns sTnceJjtee 1907 in aooui Iowa represents county in Oregon Wasn't been reappor10000 persons The two representaalthough the tives from Polk county "Des tioned sine lias 1910 risen from 672768 Moines' represent about 100000 population to more than 1500000 persons eaclp census will trace the shifts Sullivan county is three times in The ckbulatior The second step but of size county the Montgomery to shift legislators be wouaefseemito in the no more has strength dishouse V Pioneer Dies at Ade 85 NEW YORK March 10 (UP) Mrs rEleanor Room velt has been named the world's most influen- on-i- tewSStitWe A (UTAH) ST RNUttRD-tXA- 1 By The Associated Press WHing0r it III cer INK 3A Retired Eleanor Roosevelt FRIDAY EVENING CH 10 950 Listed as Most j 1 Influential W oman L a u r e n a P H ad e y B r i g h a m Feted a THE OGDEN Self belt side zipper Colors of black navy brown grey Sixes 0 Regular 595 12-2- 5 LARGE GROUP DRESSES Broken sizes in juniors misses and halts Dressy crepes Values to 1695 i 111 — i I i mLmmmimMmdAMi a - u 1 js- - - I - i |
