| Show RELIEF WORK UP TO CITIES counties countley Count lea and municipalities in a 0 position to do so must share moro more ot of the burden of unemployment than they have la in the past it was declared by robert 11 hinckley state director of relief in an all address to the kiwanis club of salt lake city thursday at the hotel utah mr hinckley challenged tho tha statement ot of george creel regional administrator who announced that would soon boon bo be returned to work the speaker declared tills this was waa impossible and imald haild false hopes was a thing the tha national administration was trying to get away from he also scored tile tho slow alow moving public works program and declared that the nation owed governor henry 11 blood a debt of gr gratitude for or going to washington 1 and having ot of federal ap ear marked for or road construction construct lon this gratitude Is now being acknowledged by thomas H mcdonald of the bureau of public roads and other national government officials mr hinckley warned that those counties which refuse to share olare the unemployment relief burden will be cut down in their federal appropriations he called attention to the tact fact that salt lake county had received per cent of all federal relief money sent to utah and ancl was now refusing to increase its tax to take care of its own unemployed in answer to the complaint of the county and city commissioners that the tax burden la Is already too great mr hinckley said lie he had been informed that an offer of had been made mada tor for salt lake city bonds |
