Show Attached to His Job Uiah Lax on Sewage Problem? jUranium Makers j Report Says So Promise Steps THE OGDEN (UTAH) STANDARD-EXAMIN- E ivbljrtbQUAX EVEH1NC OCTOBER i j fft PrfltPft Tfpltl By United Press Salt Lake City voters — turning out in surprisingly large numbers for a primary election — gave incumbent Commissioners L C Rom-ne- y and Grant M Burbidse a wide margin in the race for two commission posts on the November election ballot Qualifying for the third and fourth spots from a field of six candidates were City Auditor Louis E Holley and Wendell L Cottrell Parks Commissioner Romney led the field with 11948 votes: totaled 11906 Cottrell 8796 and Holley 5871 The vote was abnormally light because Mayor Earl J Glade was unopposed in his bid for reelection However total vote was estimated at 22436 only 400 votes less than the record vote chalked up in 1949 primary Provo voters gave incumbent Commissioner Eldon W Payne 1510 votes and Edwin H Bandley 759 votes to qualify for the November elections from a field of four can Mll SALT LAKE CITY Oct 24 (UP) Companies responsible for duction of uranium in the mountain area today gave assur-I- n ances that they will do everything possible to control radiation haz- aras to worKers A U S public health service of ficial — Henry N Doyle director of the regional industrial hygiene laboratory — said the eight companies believe they can control radon gas which is the principal hazard He made the report to "the occupational medicine seminar at the University of Utah college of medicine The health service official said uranium ore disintegrates into radium and When this disintegrates radon gas is produced He 280000 said most hazard is apparently in 0 The Great Basin an area of the mines because the ore is put miles extends roughly into a wet system in the mills square a from the Wasatch to the which results in little hazard mountains The region also extends southward to include the Mojave and Imperial Valley secIt is the only tions of California large area in the United States into the which has no sea "The major pollution damage in the basin is to irrigation water used extensively for FORT LEWIS Wash Oct 24— vegetables in the Utah part of the basin" the report stated "In the Ten men from northern Utah bearea surrounding and near the east- gan their army careers here this ern border pf the Great Salt' lake week They are volunteers and selectees who have been inducted particularly between Bear River and Salt Lake City there is a into the army at Fort Lewis shortage of water and an irreguUpon completion of processing at the reception center they will be larity of supply water"In addition the quality assigned to training units here and in many locations is a potential at other army posts throughout the threat to health and to the eco- United States nomic and recreational developThe group of inductees includes: ment of the area In the extensive Ronald D McCoy son of Mr and bird refuges of this region the Mrs Mark L McCoy: Oriel M Nelincidence of bird disease is be- son son of Mr and Mrs Oriel Nellieved to be increased seriously by son Tom N Sasaki son of Mr and polluted water entering the refuges Mrs Shozo Sasaki and Philip C There is also a recognized disease Bradbury son of Charles Bradhazard to human beings due to pol bury all of Brigham City luted waters in the refuges Pratt O Holmgren son of Mr and Mrs Parley Holmgren Bear Contamination Dangerous While culinary waters leave River City: Lorin H Larkin son much to be desired from a purity of Mr and Mrs Lorin F Larkin James T Palmer son of James standpoint the chief hazard in the and Utah area is contamination of irri- T Palmer of Tremonton Bbyd George Parker son of Mr gation water The report noted these specific and Mrs Thomas R Parker of Clearfield and Kenneth B Potter instances: Davis county empties sewage into son of Mr and Mrs Grayson W Potter Clarence L Keyes son of the Great Salt lake Irrigation streams in Weber Mr and Mrs A L Keyes both of county are polluted with sewage Coalville and wastes from Cache county communities find their way into the Bear river Salt Lake City "pours a large stream of sewage through a canal into the Great Salt lake This creates hazards in South Davis county The smaller communities in Salt SALT LAKE CITY Oct 24 AP) Lake county empty sewage into Problems arising from sex crimes Jordan river Utah county communities pour and suggested solutions will be outdelegation to the great volumes of sewage into Utah lined by a large tomorrow lake Water from this lake is used city commission The commission this week has for irrigation in Salt Lake county been meeting with citizens and officials to find means to curb the outbreak of sex crimes and The group tomorrow will be headed by E Albert Rosenvall bishop of the Jordan Park ward Saints church and Mrs SALT LAKE CITY Oct 24 (UP) Latter-da- y Dora Slack president of the ward's Employment in Utah hit a record Relief Society peak of 267000 workers in SeptemBetween 100 and 500 persons are ber 14000 more than the total labor force of 253000 during Sep- expected to attend Rosenvall ex plained that the interested persons tember of last year The Utah department of employ- will come from throughout the city "We have discovered there are ment security said today that unof people who have been employment insurance payments hundreds dropped to $93045 compared tol molested in one way or another" 1950 $144883 during September Utahns unemployed totaled 5800 compared with 9200 during the same period a year ago j j pro-feder- inter-releas- al ed j -' sub-basi- Face It! I Incumbents Win in S L Vote State-Feder- al SALT LAKE CITY Oct 24 'APsued by the division of water pol- Little attention haa fatten paid to lution control U S public health protect water supplies m the Great service Basin area against contamination The report noted that only 31 it was noted in a cooperative state-- 1 per cent of the sewered population report on water pollution in the Great Basin which includes the populous part of Utah west of today fact the Great Basin is one the Wasatch front is served by of the most backward parts of the treatment facilities This compares nation as tar as sewage treatment! with ei per cent in trie united Is concesned said the report is- - States as a whole And only 5 per cent of ihe Salt n Lake mostly in Utah is served by adequate sewage treatment equipment the report declared Would be Costly The report estimates" that it would take $9315000 worth of sewage treatment projects to correct the worst situations throughout the Great Basin In the Salt Lake the cost would be $3 7A 1951 Z Biir-bid- sub-bas- in 184-00- Sierra-Nevad- Ten North Utah ge H V Hoyt garnered 751 VULC3 uia II niiuiuJ n1 " ige uuiea 328 votes Murray voters selected Alonzoj Norton with 467 votes and Shelby West with 377 votes from a field of six candidates competing for two spots on the November ballot for one city commission post In the race for Murray city judge Phil L Hansen received 994 votes to lead incumbent Richard C Howe who collected 629 votes The six to qualify for the city council in Midvale were: Earl Smickle with 452 votes: Arthur-Larson with 439 votes: Roy Stead-- ! man with 330 votes Elton L Jen-- 1 kins with 324 votes and incumbent Lyle Webster with 277 votes 1 I 1 T ¥- 1 i — -- 11- low-growi- m 4 j With an assist from a Hollywood makeup expert Actresa Mary Goodrich is turned into a cote little witch all set for Halloween Police Nab 1 of 4 'Home' Escapees SALT LAKE CITY Oct 24 (UP) Salt Lake City police today jailed one of four youths who escaped from the Sali Lake county boys' home" Monday afternoon The youth was jailed on request of juvenile authorities He was apprehended yesterday afternoon after he and three other companions split up after escaping from the home Still missing were another Salt Lake boy and two youths from Minneapolis Juvenile Judge Rulon W Clark said he would make a formal re quest to have the commission cover windows of the home with heavy screens He said the screens were not included in construction plans because it was believed the windows were too small for anyone to crawl through Utah Lays Plans For Health Labs SALT LAKE CITY Oct 24 (AP) Dr W Whitney Smith of Logan said today that steps are underway for the setting up of emergency neaitn laboratories in Utah Head of the bacteriology and public health department at Utah State Agricultural college Dr Smith is coordinator of the project intended to give cities and rural areas throughout the state the emergency health laboratoes He said first of the centers will be in Heber Provo St George and Cedar City Eventually he hopes to have 24 centers operating in rural areas in addition to those in the cities SL Citizenry io Air Sex Crimes Utah Employment Hits Record High SPEEDY LONG-LASTIN- hood-lumis- m Rclined and Adjusted Literally baited to his job by a steel ball bearing: wrist is Ralph Olson rableway operator at Hungry Horse Mont Olson himself designed the 'special steel joint that connects his artificial left arm to the cableway speed control ' - Gooding Jittery For Good Reason Town Got 'Took' - v— GOODING Ida Oct 24 (UP) Gooding today still had a mud touch of the jitters after a surprise "seizure" of the city by a national guard company To give the good folk of Gooding — and any bad ones who happened to be around — a demonstration of what would happen in case of a civil disturbance Company I of the 116th armored cavalry of the national guard suddenly took "control" of the county courthouse and sent patrols through the streets The sight of armed soldiers on the street was a new one — and a shock to Gooding residents Bars and clubs emptied as the word spread that guardsmen had Drivers suddenly taken over confronted with armed guards on the street screeched to a halt Traffic piled uo and the streets filled with curious The people of Gooding know today what it means to "depart from the normal" in the community 7Pec PbM &4742 229° Pay $40 Down and $1S Month Saa This Spatter VaJva Oar n DUpley Wtefej ' Kara Ara ftemw 110 lartetttse lOUNOi CHAW e JMatch RUO OxIX Sixo THROW RuG Shoe ' SOP A COPPIf LAMP tabu Mahogany tabu Mahogany TARLI LAMP Attractive Buy Your Home Furnishings Now at J FAIRWAY FURNITURE CO 271 - 24th St Ogrfon Ogdan 3019 Washington ! 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