The Salt Lake Tribune from Salt Lake City, Utah • 17

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I o' '6 5 rirS if 10-wilm 171 5K A --1 fr --tzt 11 9 mt'''----: 16 4 P' I I I --t e-i k- '''''-'t''' PS if i it 1 At 5fr-- s- 4 7 -6I'''? 4 4 4 i L4 teA Rev A Lyons Was well-known clergyman chic leader Vote Either Party Utah voters not being registered by party can vote on either the Democratic or the Republican ballot in the primary but they cannot vote for a Democratic friend for pne nomination and a Republican friend for another nomination and get the ballot counted They can vote on one side in the 4rst primary and switch to the other side in the runoff if they choose And they can of course always "scratch" to their heart's content in the final election But in the primary each voter Is given a ballot carrying the names of candidates for nominations in both parties The ballot Is perforated down the middle between the parties The voter enters the booth marks the candidates he prefers on either side of the ballot and tears it In half The marked half is deposited in the ballot box and the unmarked half is deposited in a waste box And no one knows unless he tells them whether he voted in the Republican or Democratic primary But some voters who want to support candidates of both parties In the primary are not satisfied with the simple answer that the law doesn't allow it They want to know why the law doesn't allow it Fifty eing regis- Le on either Republican but they Democratic Ltion and a )r another the ballot ote on one -imary and side in the And they "scratch" ent in the each voter trrying the tor nominaThe ballot middle be- Le voter en-the candither side of it in half leposited in Baptist Pastor Succumbs 1 Saturday's deaths brought to 89 total traffic fatalities In Utah for this year compared with 57 Over the same period in 1945 and in Utah county seven this year compared with one for 1945 and Kane county one this year compared with none last year e'er 4 -'4 444 1 7 1 '011 k-k rifitz-- 4 ------77--7-7ti ii gli x4 A 1 44' 2'! lemqa- is- as- 4 4 '6' 1 1 7414" 2 14 4tt- oe A4 6 Nt t-tq if" f-rii iri'''' -4--te rt A5 4T1 :7 '4 4 Ob 1 1 '4: irlr 4 Z' 707' It4 'ft 4 I v4 tit -'4 iiiieAv0 '''-4 4: -0 '5 IA 0 4 4:11111 1i-' ''''''''''''0' :1 6 4'i "4''''''''''': 4 46' 1 ati I --r----- -e iaA 44 4l- '421'- -i OF CAMPUS BUILDINGS READIED FOR RECORD INFLUX Nbte buildings on the University of Utah campus 1 classrooms (31 AC area for men's dormitories me on the University of Utah campus classrooms (3) A area for men's dormitories which will aid in accommodating students next (4) site for 300 housing units (5) student health fall include (I) state hospital and medical school service (6) men's dormitory (7) ore-dressing (2) military adminibtration building to be used for A lab (8) naval building (9) theater replica which will fall include 2 military SLMARRIAGE LICENSES BREAK ALL RECORDS 589 IN JUNE lithrersity Seeks For Expthide-d InVe For I Beer Taverns for-New Licenses An understanding friend to youth of his church and a man who fully realized the need religion Rev A Lyons 62 pastor Immanuel Baptist church and one of Utah's most prominent religious leaders died Saturday at 8 a in- in a Salt Lake 'hospital He had been ill since March 'Rev Lyons came to Salt Lake City fromFort Dodge Ia in September 1936 to succeed Rev Sloman as pastor of the church He had served as president of the Salt Lake council of religious groups from 1943 to 1946'and as president of the Salt Lake Ministerial Assn in 1938 Italana Barn A son of Hiram Wesley Ind Sarah Lyons he was born April 4 1884 in Ind and was educated fn the public schools of Howard county Ind The Baptist leader later was awarded his master's degree from the University of Denver and had completed his seminary work at the University of Chicago Rev Lyons married Beulah Rusmisel June 27 1911 in Dana Ind and they later moved to Chicago where he 'had attended divinity school While inSalt Lake City he had been associated with the Kiwanis club Independent Order of Odd Fellows Knights of Pythias Masons and Maccabees and had been a member of the following organizations: board of managers Utah Baptist convention: the 0 council for Salt Lake general council of northern Baptist convention and the board of trustees of the Berkeley Baptist Divinity school Berkeley Cal He also had served as a member of the mayor's housing committee from 1938 to 1939 By DOLLY DRAZICH TWITIN FIR A7TrIt KANAB Kane Dias18 Uvalde Tex" injured in an automobile accident in 'Mt Carmel 20 miles from here Friday at 5 when the truck in which he and five other members of a Mexican sheep-shearing party tipped over died Saturday a in in Kanab hospital According to George A Swapp Kane county sheriff and Merrill Johnson state highway patrolman the victim was riding in a truck also belonging to the group Apparently the lead truck suddenly stopped because a cow meandered into the street and the second truck cut to the left to avoid a collision slid down a 10- foot embankment and tipped over twice Sheriff Swapp said The sheep-shearers en route home to Texas after a sheep-shearing tour in Utah and other states were taken to Kanab hospital The victim suffered fractured ribs fractured collarbone lacerated lung and cerebral concussion Hospital records listed injuries of the others as: Daniel Diaz brother of the victim condition "critical" abdominal injuries Moralis back injuries possible fractured spine fractured ribs lung lacerations scalp and face cuts Bara fractured left thigh fractured collarbone punctured lung and miscellaneous cuts Rodriquez fractured right arm and knee snjuries: Martinez corn-See Page Column 5 Despite the University of Utah's long-range planning sud- eftnly accelerated enrollment caused by return of veterans to Classrooms has made it necessary for the institution not only to use all available campus space but also to overflow its boundaries Tremendous increase of enroll Despite efenly accele Classrooms I use all avail Tremendou It's the Law! The law of course could be amended to permit that kind of voting and some people favor such a change But a majority of the legislature has disagreed with them The theory of the Utah law was to substitute primary -nomi- nations for the old convention nominations but also to keep the partisan setup intact To permit primary voting on both party ballots by one individual would be comparable under the convention system to permitting a delegate to a Republican convention to vote for a GOP senate candidate in his own party's convention and to go to the Democratic convention the following week and vote for a candidate for a supreme court nomination Actually the primary law did weaken party lines so far as the nominating procedure is concerned For again drawing a comparison with the convention system it does in effect permit the delegate to the Republican convention to go to the Democratic convention and vote if he is willing to forego the privilege of balloting in his own party's Pudgy Dan Cupid with his trusty bow and arrow took up where world war gunners ceased firing for the little fellow's accurate "pitching" scored a new all-time record for Salt Lake county in 1946's June It was Saturday and the hour was 2 Tn when John A Harter marriage license clerk happily but wearily had served the last couple of a long waiting list and had sent about-to-be-weds on their way Then he checked his books to discover' that he had issued 589 marriage licenses Best previous month's record was June 1941 just five months before Pearl Harbor when Mr Harter had issued 565 licenses and it was in June 1937 that the third best month was recorded for 517 permits were issued in those 30 days Business naturally slumped during the war with 416 licenses issued in June 1942 427 in 1943 337 in 1944 and 366 in 1945 But this year the line has been forming at the right ever since Jan 1 so when Mr Harter and his trusty pen had issued 589 licenses for the month neither Mr Harter nor County Clerk Ahill Keddington were surprised Qfficer Knifed In Cafe Fight rent expectd to reach 8000 at the beginning of next fall quarter has created need for tonstrucCon of new bundings on the cam-This and possible use of surplus buildings on the Fort Douglas area rent expect the beginntru ttr has creat Con of new This and poa buildings on In what was- apparently an embryonic riot' in the Astoria tavern' 028 2nd South Saturday evening Detective Duncombe suffered a superficial knife wound of his left hand Detective Duncombe reported that a fight was in progress at the tavern when he entered about Utah Metal Mine Operators Appoint New Manager Work In State Gains In May As the last of the tavern owners rushed to get their beer applications to the city license department before the Sunday midnight dead line the public safety department made ready for a double-barreled investigation of each request Frank Arnold city license department chief said Saturday that any applications postmarked before Sunday midnight would be considered More Beer Seen While there were prospects for more beer in the coming 12 months the city's announced policy of eliminating taverns in which law violations have occurred in the past year promised to reduce the number of taverns Public Safety Commissioner Romney said that all applications will be considered by the police department as to reputation Operations and type of clientele and by the health department as to cleanliness sanitation and other facilities Safety Recommendations The city commission reportedly Is prepared to accept the public safety department's recommendations as to granting or denying the more than 130 applications for "on the premises" consumption of draft or bottled beer Operators denied licenses also may find their way blocked if they attempt to transfer or sell their businesses to others as individual commissioners have declared that'many such deals are subterfuges The public safety department expects to start investigation of applications immediately with the first of reports likely to be submitted to the city commission this week Appointment of James Richardson as manager of the Utah Metal Mine Operators' Assn effective July 1 was announced Saturday by Snyder president of the association Mr Rich 6 rri When he attempted to intercede both participants and several bystanders attacked him All were soldiers he reported With several other bystanders attempting to assist the officer the fight turned into a battle royal he said and one of his 'attackers drew a knife It was while attempting to wrest the knife away from Its bearer that he was wounded Two police cars and several military 'policemen were dispatched to the scene and aided Detective Duncombe in quelling the disturbance but in the meantime the knife wielder escaped Four of the other battlers were taken into custody by military police The four detained by the military police gave their names as Cpl William Massey 32I Pfc Oscar: Pinkston age not given: Pfc Cornelius Adams 30 Pvt Cohen ldWhite 17 All are station'ed at Kearns A A 1' Survivors Listed 'Survivors include his widow 415-1st ave: five sons William Lyons Chicago Emory Lyons Denver Carl Lyons Salt Lake City Neil Lyons Portland Ore Elbert Lyons San Francisco and a daughter Miss Mary Louise Lyons Portland Funeral services will be conducted Monday at 3 in Immanuel Baptist church 169-4th East by Rev George Weber First Congregational church The family requests that no flowers be sent but friends or groups who desire to express their esteem may send a comparable sum to the Immanuel Baptist church for the A Lyons memorial fund in the world mission crusade Final services and burial will be conducted at-Crown Hill cemetery In Denver Wednesday ardson will succeed A Mackenzie who has been elected vice president The latter will continue with the association in that office Mr Mackenzie a former newspaperman hasbeen an executive with the association and its predecessor chapter of the 'American Mining Congress 1915 and is well-known throughout the industry in this state and nationally Mr Richardson came to the association as assistant manager in January of this year immediately after his release from the army in which he served as a captain of artillery Prior to three years of army service he was secretary of the Tr-state Zinc and Lead Ore Producers Assn Picher Okla For six years he was director of safety and industrial hygiene for the Climax Molybdenum Co Chin ax Colo He was 'graduated in' mining engineering from the Missouri School of Mines and has been engaged in the industry since boyhood He and Mr Mackenzie have been associated on mining problems for several years and he came to the Utah organization at the recommendation of Mr Mackenzie Chamber Slates Good Will Tour Nearly 100 Ci Vie and business leaders of Salt Lake City are scheduled to leave at 7:30 a July 12 on a two-day good will trade tour of the oil and mining boom towns of the trintah basin according to an announcement Saturday by Gus Backinan peck retary' Salt 'Lake City chamber of commerce sponsor of the tour The tour itinerary includes' stops at Duchesne Roosevelt Vernal Bonanza center of the gilsonite mining operations and at Rangely Colo rich oil producing field Michelsen former chamber president has been appointed by the board of directors as chairnian of the trintah good will tour In response to invitations sent recently to business leaders by the chamber of commerce a heavy reservation has resulted Only a few additional persons can be accommodated since honsing shortages in the busy Ilintah communities limit the tour to two bus loads of visitors Weston Hamilton assistant secretary of the chamber of commerce completed tour- plans Saturday on his return from visits with the mayors and business lead-' ers of the oil and mining comunities Briant Stringham mayor of Vernal George Harrison mayor- of Roosevelt Edward Rich mayor of Duchesne and Theron A White president of Rangely Lions club were enthusiastic 'about the scheduled visit of the Salt Lake Jeaders and are planning a warm welcome according to Mr Hamilton Officials to Discuss Children's Hospital These include a new state hospital for children's crippling diseases and medical school obtaining a military administration building for classroom and office use: construction of approximately 300 housing- units for veterans converting the Fort Douglas NT A area into Men'S dormitories new student health building naval science building ore-dressing laboratory establishment of a new men's dormitory and a replica of the Salt Lake theater Victims of poliomyelitis and other crippling diseases of children wifl be treated at the new state hospital to be constructed on the Z8-acre site located directly in back 1 of the Park building it was approved at a recent meeting of the board of trustees from Salt Lake county and the university who will be in charge of its direction It is planned that the hospital will be used as a teaching insti tute for the university's medical school and that the institution will Inrnish steam water lights power maintenance of grounds and other services including 'laundry' an nurses' quarters on a Cost basis Plans for the structure have not yet been drawn Administration Building University 'officials' now are at- tempting to obtain a former administration building of Ninth Service command situated above 5th South and Wasatch blvd' from the Sixth army to make available more classrooms and offices for students If the building is granted to the university it will be used to conduct law and business schools Dr A Pa Olpin president said the university is basing its hopes fQr obtaining the building at Fort Douglas on a report to Pres Truman made by the director of war mobilization and reconversion last month A federal inter agency committee on Veterans' affairs established by the office of war mobilization a reconversion adopted a nine-point program of joint action to meet problems of college educations for veterans The first point adopted by the committee was as follows: "Ali currently unused army and navy facilities z2-- whether declared surplus or held in standby tnge th with a appropriate Equipment they contain are being zaade available to colleges and uniSee Page B2 Column 3 facilities whether declared sur- plus or held in standby tCgether with any appropriate they Equipment ey contain are being zsade available to colleges and Uni- Page B2 Column 3 These inch rital for chi stases and in Ing a mill building for use: construe ly 300 housin converting NT A trea a new stud naval science lug laborator new mens lice of the SI Victims other cripplin wifl be treat hospital to 8-acre site lo of the Park Droved at a board of trim county and tt be in charge It is plann will be used tute for the school and th fOrriish stearn maintenance services Ind nurses quart Plans for thi yet been dray University tempting to istration bui Service corn 5th South an the Sixth an more classro students If 't: to the unive to conduct schools Dr A Rs the universtt fQr obtaining Douglas on a man made mobilization month A committee established mobilization adopted a joint action college educr The first committee currently un facilities plus or held i tegether equipment tt made availat be May employment estimates for total mining in Utah increased as a direct result of truce in coal mining strike Flanagan executive director Utah state department of employment security announced Saturday According to a labor statistics report released Saturday by Mr Flanagan manufacturing remained fairly steady except food which reflected a seasonal increase This increase in food manufacturing he explained was especially noticeable in canning and preserving These industries employed extra workers to prepare factories for peak production load Iron and steel according to the monthly report showed a slight increase over April Employment in Utah for 'May 1946: Total mining 6300 metal mining 3000 bituminous coal mining 2600 nonmetallic and other mining and quarrying 700: total manufacturing 18000 food and kindred products 6500 textile mill products 500 apparel and other finished products 1100 lumber and timber basic products 300--- furniture and finished lumber products 400 printing publishers and allied industries 1700 chemicals and allied products 500 products of petroleum and coal 800 stone clay and glass products 1000 iron and steel and their products 2900 nonferrous metals and their products 1200 machinery except electrical 500 and other manufacturing 600 Long Lines Face Late Buyers Of 1946-47 Liquor Licenses Delinquency Rise Problems connected with the recent increase in juvenile delinquency will be discussed at a meeting of juvenile court judges- and the superintendents of the state training and industrial schools Monday at 10 a In the offices of the state welfare commission state capitol Proposals for legislation to be submitted to the 'next session of the legiature convening in Jane uary also will come up at the meeting which will be under direction of John Farr Larson director of the welfare department's bureau of services for children -1- -74---- 7- 7 'Ir''''''''-'''''''''''''''' 4e-C4 4' -44-v- 7 4 1 t- ti' '-i'-'-: 1- 1 ii- 1- 144 il 1 -1 4 1''--'s 1 4 -t ii i' 1::: i'' I' i ''''t i t't'--: 41 -'490 :::4 1:: r400 P' -lk e' ---sy- s- i 1 Those folks who paid no attention to the Utah liquor 'control commission's two-weeks appeal to purchase 1946-1947 individual permits in the past fortnight may regret their procrastination when they have to wait in long lines Monday Tuesday or Wednesday this week to get their licenses and then again to buy their Fourth of July beverages Alth(Igh extra permit 'writers were employed last week the demand was disappointing so commission anticipates I rayed nerves and lost tempers in peak hours before Independence day Salt Lake consumers may purchase their permits at any commission store but none will be sold at any agency within the city Ogden permits will be issued at the central office in the Kiesel build Salt Lake consumers may pur- chase their permits at any coin- mission store but none will be sold at any agency within the city Ogden permits will be issued at the central office in the Kiesel build- ing while stores and agencies in the other cities and towns will issue the individual licenses Prospects are for a fair supply in July the commission having removed gin from ration because of increased deliveries in late June The No 1 stamp entitles the purchaser- to one "fifth" or two pints of any liquor while the coupon is for the bonus one "fifth" of any of 16 blended whiskies Prices on all wines have been increased between 10 and 15 in the past 30 days Many items were raised on June 1 with the balance being upped effective Mondayi Reflecting wineries' price increases selling prices on most wines have been hiked between 10 and 15 in the past 30 days Many items were raised on June 1 with the balance being increased effective Monday increases jelling prices on most wines have been hiked between 10 and 15 in the past 30 days Many items were raised on June 1 with the balance being increased effective Monday Philatelists Incorporate Twenty-eight philatelists Saturday filed articles of incorporation for the Utah Philatelic society as a non-profit organization after electing Leroy A Gehring investigator state labor relations board president Seth Chamberlain postal carrier vice president and Edward Olson civilian employe Ogden air technical service command Hill field board president Seth Chamber- lain postal carrier vice president and Edward Olson civilian em- ploye Ogden air technical service command Hill field secretary- YMCA Open House Open house will be held by the YMCA of Salt Lake City Sunday from noon until 5 in in the association's new offices 139-2nd East The general public is invited to visit and inspect the offices which are located on the -second floor front of the Walker Insurance building association's new offices 139-2nd East The general public is invited offices to visit and inspect the which are located on the second floor front of the Walker ance building 13 Finish Law Exams A week-long examination for 13 applicants for licenses to practice law in Utah ended Saturday in the capitol Most of them are men who recently were 'discharged from the armed forces The tests were conducted by the board of examiner 'Utah state bar tice -1-aw in Utah ended Saturday in the capitol Most of them are men who recently were 'discharged from the armed forces The tests were conducted by the board of examiner Utah state bar 4 40A I AL secretary-treasurer I 1 A Mackenzie Elected vice president of mine operators' assn James Richardson Named manager of Utah mine group I 1 I 't 1 's i4 --1 1- ws t' -4 '''1 it''''''' "i 4i1: is 1 A Mackenzie Elected vice 1 James li Richardson Named InsurSee treasurer president of mine operators' assn I manager of Utah mine group so I I I 11 1 I s-t-- I -t 7 ii iic P-44i-' ie' "'N 1 F-' t4.