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Show Road Commission Makes Patrol Appointments W. D. Hammond, chairman of the State Road Commission, has announced the npointmcnt of nine new highway patrolmen who will report for active duty immediately and receive their assignments to various parts of the state where patrol service is most needed. The appointments are as follows: Grand county, Bertram H. Dal-ton, Dal-ton, Moab; Davis county, John A.. Moss, Clsarfield; Cache county, William A. Clayton, Logan; and Edgar Pitcher, Smithfield; Salt Lake county, Cleo M. Petty, Salt Lake City; Tooele county, Frank E. Eastman, Tooele city; Utah county, Wayne H. Soffe, Provo; Wasatch county, Fenton L. Sharp, Heber city; Weber county, William 1 K. Ward, Ogden. Mr. Hammond also announced that eleven additional appointments appoint-ments will be made in the immediate immed-iate future. Of these, seven will be appointed as an addition to the patrol and four will be for re-t re-t placements where vacancies have occurred due to resignations or army enlistments. These appointments appoint-ments will be made from the following fol-lowing counties: Box Elder, one, a new appointment; appoint-ment; Carbon, Two; one of the appointments from Carbon County will be new and the other appointment ap-pointment will be made to replace re-place patrolman Joseph Arnold who Is being transferred to Emery, 1HO llViiAC WUU11VJ, uiil where he has been assigned temporarily. temp-orarily. Uintah, one, a replacement , of patrolman Jack Young, who is being trnasferred from Vernal to Duchesne, his home county. Kane, one, a new apointment; Sanpete, one, replacement; Summit, one, a new, appointment; Utah, one, replacement; Beaver, one, a new appointment; Weber, two, replacements. replace-ments. Eleven of the above anointments will come from those who took the recent examinations for patrol service. ser-vice. Mr. Hamond pointed out that while no more appointments, other than those listed above, are to be made for some time, when they are made, the selections will come from the various counties at large and may or may not be drawn from a list of those who took the examinations. I It had been planned to have thej new patrolmen attend a special school of instruction before taking up their duties, as patrolmen, but due to previous commitments of the officials who will conduct the school, it has been necessary to postpone the training until a future fu-ture date. |