Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1922-01-17 | Page 7 | Deny Street Cars 'Cold

m DENY STREET yj CARS 'COLD' 9 1 J General Manager Whitney "fa i Replies to Complaints 1) I of Passengers HH Complaint.o have been received b" Hfl Tho Standard-Examiner relative to M th lack of boat in the Ity street car", ft '"ir" 01 tli' jtixena entering com H plaints state that but "one point" of H heat is allowed and that the Hiring ! H so arranged thnt the motorman can HH not turn In tho regular current for flH Some of tho patrons of the Wall H avenue line say that the cars are "cold ttM fJeneral Manager AY. A. Whitney of HB tho rjtah Rapid Transit lines, said to- LLtLW day that no formal complaints had B been received by the street car com- B, "AH of the cars on qur city lines BfHHK have permanent heat and we at all BBBj times' take measures to keep the cars HBH warm. Complaints have not been re- HBRH CSlved at our offices relative to the BBOb cold conditions. The moformen on all BB9 of thi- cars can operate the hunting of BBI thi cars. They like to be warm dui - BBM lnv thi- cold weather and therefore are BBSB anxious to see that the heat is kept BBBf BBHB "I have personally checked all of BBHB the cars of the city lines and ha e BBB found them to be warm and comfort- 9 able. Other officials have performed I H Imilar