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br 51111 Sports Local News Classified Ads Finance Radio Programs Page 18 alit -Zdfibnnc We'll Neel Plenty of Ammunition To Win the War Save Kitchen Fats! ion ats Part Two 4 ii Page Thirteen Thirteen Salt Lake City Utah Tuesday Morning May 11 1943 Arran1 ffe Program for Service Men Discuss Clerics' Ditties 54 Take Oath To in District Court Utah County Vetoes Maw Relief Plan luntv A Allows Extra Sugar For Canmng Sets 25 Pounds As Limit for Each Individual 0 Civic Rites Honor New Citizens Next Sunday Night Board Bases Need as Key To Payments ee'''''''''' )- A A' 1 ''S 4 1 kr) :5: 1 'i I s'-g 1' :1 i lk -1 1 rs-- i rr: 0- 1 1 1 i 0 0J 4 (-: 2 0 "07 7 0- 3 4 or HI I eI I i-g' f---- i 10209 1 --4- Er ti 7 i -1 :1 -A t- k) 3 -04- i 4: s' -L 14 4 1 '7': 7 i -4 1 'I '5: 4 -i 'T3 ::::::7 ::4" 1: :1 SS 1 i i i l'--: 1 i '5 1 r-rir ir A fts "ii' ''''''''4 --------i --r ri 1 1 i-'' l' 1 '-14: 1'04 f' -1- s' i -'i-- 1 i i 5' :7 I' '5 7 '1 ::::::1: '7: i '4: :1 i i I ii: 4: :4 --s--- I 4- i -1- i ''-7 7- i-: 1 iis- I I --1 'i :4 1 I i-1 1: ii 1' 4- I s- Lieutenant Hugh Glenn left chaplain of the air force basic training center at Kearns talks to Rev NVeske right newly elected vice president of the association At right the Rev Floyd Barr elected "Spring beauty everywhere for our service men's pleasure" Winder with scenic book-Jet points out to Robert Jones left tour walk chairman and Hughes Brockbank junior chamber of commerce president at a tour guide school Monday night TWO Salt Lakers Pilot Planes on Sicily Raid Jaycees Plan Tour-Walks For Soldiers Pastors Elect Officers Of Association 'i 44 0 -)! kl-v i e- I 'i 00 7: i ''tx: i ---1 I Ar -i' 1r" ::1 '''1- 1 i 1 4 -'-'Ai )- 1 i I 4 4 ikuegk-4ewii Educational Feature Will Be Launched In Salt Lake Sunday Chaplain Declares Clergy Keeps Faith of Fighters Individuals may obtain up to 25 pounds of sugar apiece for home canning and freezing of this season's fruit 'crop on and after May 15 and this limit may include up to five pounds of sugar apiece for jams jellies and preserves 0 A announced Monday The sugar for home canning will be allotted on substantially the same basis as last Is one pounds for each four quarts (or eight pounds) of the finished product Although "home canned" foods include primarily those that the housewife puts up in her kitchen for the use of her family anyone who contributes the ingredients or the equipment or part of the labor required for home canning operations may consume the food produced without surrendering ration points "These provisions" said Administrator Prentiss Brown "are in keeping with my preliminary announcement that 0 A would make enough sugar available so that housewives can take the fullest advantage of the new fruit Crop and provide their tables with generous home-canned supplies of these important foods Use nations Sparingly The more fruit and vegetables put up at home the less demand there will be on the limited civilian supply of commercially packed foods I earnestly appeal to those who home-c'an fruits and vegetables to use their processed foods rations sparingly It must be remembered that millions of war workers and others in essential industries have neither the time or the facilities to put up fruits and vegetables at home They must depend entirely on commercially packed foods Every can of the commercial pack that is saved for these folks through home canning is a direct and important contribution to our war effort We can run the total into hundreds of millions of cans Let's do it" Local boards will receive written applications under the new provisions on and after May 15 No special form is required unless it is planned to sell the home product and application may be made in person or by mail The applicant must furnish the following: 1 A copy of war ration book No 1 for each person for whom home canning sugar is sought 2 The total number of quarts eNr pounds of finished fruit to be put up 3 The amount of sugar -to be tsed for making jams and jellies (not more than five pounds per person) within the 25-pound maximum The board will record the number of pounds of sugar granted each person on the cover of his or her war ration book No 1 Various Denominations Home canning sugar allotments under the new program will be in the form of "sugar allowance coupons" in denominations of 1 3 5 and 10 pounds Housewives thus can spread their sugar buying over the entire canning season Each sugar allowance coupon will be marked with the serial number of war ration book No 1 and the book itself must be presented to the retailer for checking when-(Continued on Page Twenty-four) Tribune Intermountain Wire PROVO May motion to draw up new relief budgets on a basis of "need" and taking into consideration higher costs of living arther than follow Governor Herbert Maws more liberal recommendations was adopted by the Utah county welfare board Monday night following a three-hour discussion The action was taken after a motion to co perate fully in Governor Maw's proposed program failed to carry as members of the welfare board held to their previous stand that old age assistance cases should be investigated with budgets made according to needs In accordance with this motion the welfare board will draw up the new budgets in accordance with bulletin No 209 issued by the state welfare department with increases varying in individual cases The budgets to go into effect this month will include increases of approximately 25 per cent according to William Callahan director of the welfare department Too Stringent The other bulletin form No 221 carrying recommendations from Governor Maw for a minimum mixed budget sum for various items was believed by the board members to be too stringent with no leeway for adjustment Governor Maw attended the meeting and explained the aims of his prcgram pointing out that with his rew system of rehabilitation relief clients would be taken off the rolls and costs would go down The governor declared the present program is built on the wrong rules and regulations with the incentive for work taken away from the relief clients and their families as all income is deducted from relief checks He urged the board members to face the issue as to how much it should cost to live decently and make the budgets liberal enough and with greater unity All persons should be given the same amount for housing recreation etc but if they choose to spend their allotted amount for recreation to buy bonds or to even buy "whisky" that should be their privilege after they are 65 he contended Liberal budgets should be set up with all persons given as much assistance proportionately as the state and county can afford to pay and then allowed to earn the balance he maintained Backs Governor Following the governor's address Philo Wightman of Payson made the motion to cooperate In the governor's program but Mrs' Monroe Paxman of Provo dissented and offered the new motion to base the new budgets an "need" Other members of the board in attendance Chairman Wm Johnson of Spanish Fork A Lowe of Orem Mrs Weight of Provo Miller of American Fork concurred with Mrs Paxman All members of the board concurred with Governor Maw in provisions being made in the program to allow clients to receive additional income from other sources on a higher budget to encourage employment Much rehabilitation has already been done in Utah county they contended however ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN NORTH AFRICA May 10 efficiency and coordination of American airmen in the Palermo Sicily raid was praised Monday by Lieutenant Colonel Brown Jr Midland Texas bombing expert sent from Washington to study precision bombing "I was impressed at the speed '4- of the ships (at least two of which were piloted by officers from Salt Lake City) and didn't think they could get so many over the target --f and still maintain control" Colonel Brown said of the Sunday raid One of the four-motored bomb ers "Yankee Queen" was piloted by First Lieutenant Ralph Kee le 3 of Salt Lake City Utah Bombs 'f 11 s-1 from this ship had been auto- i 1 graphed by the crew and a typical I4--lvi''4b1411'' 1 sentiment expressed was "To the 'duck' and his comic opera cohorts from Pilot Keele" An impression on the multitude A i or planes participating in the raid 4'-- s'' was expressed by Flying' Officer --f' Frank Hurlbut Salt Lake City I' 7 4 "7-7 1 pilot of a Lightning --v "We could see groups of planes k--p ahead until they looked like ecks in the sky as far as we i i-'' k- 1 I could see" Officer Hurlbut said I n'' i 'A's i1 4-: I 4 1 '-'1 164 44 4- '''''-TA A 7 ''S'Ov 2:::: I Fifty-four aliens residents of the Salt Lake region Monday became citizens of the United States In brief ceremonies conducted before Third District Judge George A Faust and will receive their certificates at special exercises Sunday night in South high school The ceremonies will be conducted at the high school at 8:15 as a local observance of national "I Am an American Day" The newly sworn citizens will be guests of honor Speakers will include Alf Gunn deputy United States marshal for Utah Orson Rega Card and several representatives of the group of new citizens Oath of allegiance to the United States was administered the new citizens Monday by Davidson clerk in Judge Faust's court Dispensing with the usual courtroom program Judge Faust asked the members of the group to attend the South high school ceremonies as guests of honor Those who became new citizens Monday were: Ellen Vilhelmina Anderson 974 Atkin avenue: Gertrude Baumbach Stoll of 436 street Sister Mary Theophila of the College of St Mary of the-Wasatch Elisabeth Martha Barthel Egli of 2202 Lake street Anna Lena Id of 1028 Jeremy street Karl Victor Edvik of Bingham Eleni Kolendrianos of 536 East Fourth South street Jan Jacob van Leeuwen Boomkamp of 747 Hawthorne avenue Henning Arthur Johansson of 1755 Fourth East street Marie Peters of 4996 South State street Ester Fernelius of 55 East South Temple street Friedchen Lassig Huss of 164 East South Temple street Army Bachmann Reid of 3285 Fifteenth East street Lassila Victor Matson Bingham Edvin Leonard Eastman of Bingham Lena Bertha Knorr Kratzer of 1434 Bryan avenue Margaret Marie Louise Voss of 2180 East Twenty-seventh South street Mike Denero of Murray John Fred Hofer of 417 Eleventh East street Giuseppe Lasagna of 2417 West North Temple street Czar Anderson Christensen of Sandy Rosina Guido of 814 South First West street Heinz Willy Leonhardt of 913 East South Temple street Willy Arthur Leonhardt of 913 East South Temple street Nettie Bertha Hall of 1847 East Ninth South street Ehren Fried Weske of 120 Bast Forty-Eighth South street Murray Daniel Patrick O'Leary of 1761 West South Temple street Joseph Edward Be-gent of Magna Joe Sade Al lam of 774 East Eighth South street Antonio Mirabella of Magna Thorvald Peter Thorkildsen of 66 West Crystal avenue Henry Levi Roberts of 558 Oakley street Jose Antonio Manteca of Park City Mike Chiakis of Park City Ysabel Sarria Yrionda of 2645 Parley's way Ashbell David Dean of 439 Woodland avenue Marie Emelia Yanhola Nelson of Park City William Koew of 320 Lucy avenue Salvatore Marcavello of 161 South Seventh West street Joe Benvegnu of Murray Lina Mary Bender of 951 Laird avenue Marie Connell of 874 West Third South street Ida A Brown of 991 Yale avenue Arentje Cornellia Meyer Kikkert of 178 Ford avenue Sidney Andrews of 371 West South Temple street Signa cobsen Smith of 86 IC street Martin Pecina of Bingham Vasilios Kolias of 67 West Second South street Alice Michael Siouris of 3579 South State street Sarah McWilliams Brisley of 1118 Roosevelt avenue Louise Tschaggeny Katwyk of 1190 Laird avenue Fredrich Henry Holz of 415 South First West street Herbert Alexander Hart of 1054 Blaine avenue Mary Melita Dickey Bennety of 649 North First West street Budget Group Plans Action There won't be any more Sunday fidgets and doldrums for service men in Salt Lake and vicinity if the junior chamber of commerce and Salt Lake City's beauty spots can help it Although there is a lot of walking done in dri1J the plans of the Jaycees call for a bit of pleasure walking a walking tour if you please with places to go and things to see The first of these specially planned walking tours for service men will be Sunday with the meeting place at the II 0 headquarters 205 East First South street at 1 Four tours in all will be conducted Sunday: At 1 1:30 2 and 2:30 eacA lasting about two hours Leaving the 15 0 the guests "on tour" will view the Cathedral of the Madeleine on South Temple street then will be conducted to First a enu past Brigham Young's grave to State street south through Eagle gate and west to the temple grounds then north on Main street to the state capitol From the capitol they will go to Memory park dedicated to service men of World war I where refreshments will be served Fourteen volunteer guides headed by Robert Jones junior chamber project chairman are prepared to be of "service to service men" and will conduct the tours explain the points of interest and give sketches of historic (Continued on Page Twenty-tour) First Lieutenant Ralph Keele Participated in Sunday raid over Sicily Dr Floyd Barr- minister of the First Presbyterian church was elected president of the Salt Lake Ministerial association at a luncheon and meeting held in the YWCA Monday Rev Weske pastor of the Murray Baptist church was elected vice president and Rev Hostetler minister of the Westminster Presbyterian church secretary-treasurer Guest speaker was First Lieutenant Hugh Glenn chaplain of the air forces basic training center at Kearns Lieutenant Glenn discussed the work of the present-day chaplain in the armed forces of the nation as compared to the duties performed by chaplains in the first world war "The chaplain of an army camp is the commanding officer's agent in promoting the spiritual and religious welfare of the camp" Lieutenant Glenn said "He is a part of the command staff and it is his duty to keep the commanding officer posted on all matters that affect the morale of the camp "A chaplain has to play the part of a man in a man's game" he said in relating how a chaplain follows the troops into battle "He goes wherever the troops go for In most cases it is in the thick of battle that he is needed most" The average chaplain holds four services on Sunday as well as several in the week Lieutenant Glenn said "The rest of our time we spend visiting boys in the hospitals guardhouse performing weddings or wherever a soldier might need our advice and help" "We want to return these men to civilian life with their faith strong" he said in stressing the need of religion in the army camps "We want to send them back to their churches with a better understanding of the value of religion to man and to the nation" Rey Raymond Walker minister of the First Methodist church outgoing president was in charge of the meeting Appointment of an executive secretary to the legislative budget committee was considered by the committee at a meeting Monday in the capitol but no final decision was made A subcommittee was named to interview several applicants Tuesday and make a final decision on the secretary Some applicants were seen by the whole committee Monday Members of subcommittee are Senator Grant Macfarlane (D) Salt Lake president of the senate and Representatives Grant Midgley (D) Salt Lake and Quayle Cannon Jr (R) Salt Lake The committee was named pursuant to a joint resolution of the 1943 legislature to make exhaustive studies of financial needs of state departments and institutions and make recommendations to the legislature to guide it in drawing up a biennial budget Report Lists Four Missing Lieutenant Ralph Kee le is a son of Mr and Mrs A Keele of 1348 East Thirty-third South street He graduated from the Granite high school and the Pniversity of Utah and entered pilot training school in June 1940 The following March he was commissioned a second lieutenant Prior to leaving for overseas duty in December 1942 he was advanced tO first lieutenant Flying Officer Frank Hurlbut formerly resided at 668 East First South street but since he entered the service relatives have moved from that address They could not be located Monday Mail Fraud Jury Votes 'Conviction WASHINGTON May 10 Cr The war department announced Monday the names of 768 United States soldiers missing in action including four men from Utah Missing in the European area are Sergeant Val Hannon son of Mrs Jessie Hannoh of Monroe and Second Lieutenant Robert Madrid son of A Madrid of Salt Lake City Second Lieutenant Floyd Luddington son of Charles Luddington of Ogden is missing in north Africa and Second Lieutenant Wallace tSorenson sop of Wallace Sorenson of Richfield is missing in action in the southwest Pacific area County Names Nurse Director Truck Operator Meets Trouble Double trouble bit A Morgan driver for the Mountain Fuel Supply company quickly Monday afternoon when his truck lost a wheel and a moment later burst into flames Firemen called to Twenty-seventh South and Twentieth East streets at 2:46 to extinguish the blaze reported the axle dragging on the pavement threw sparks which ignited the ear's gasoline tank Damage was estimated at $175 Fire caused by a guest smoking in bed caused $75 damage at the Realty hotel 225V2 South West Temple street Monday at 5:32 firemen reported Lieutenant Madrid is a son of Mr and Mrs A Madrid who formerly lived at 374 West Third North street The family moved from that address recently A federal district court Jur Monday afternoon found Gibbons guilty of mail fraud and acquitted his attractive and estranged wife of the charge after 45 minutes of deliberation Federal Judge Tillman Johnson will impose sentence on Gibbons on May 22 The two had been charged jointly in a grand larceny indictment with using the mails in a scheme by which several persons in various parts of the northwest were induced to exchange stocks and securities in savings and loan companies for preferred stock of the Republic corporation by "falsely" representing that holders of preferred Republic stock would profit by such action The defense counsel called Gibbons to the witness stand when court resumed Monday morning He and Mrs Gibbons were the only witnesses called by the defense Appointment of Mrs Tynne Gray of Provo as nursing supervisor at the Salt Lake General hospital was approved Monday by county commissioners She will receive $125 per month Miss Grace Larrimore of 70 East Twenty-first South street was appointed night cook at the hospital at $85 per month Four men appointed laborers for the county roads and bridges department were George Burgener of 2110 East Thirty-ninth South street who will receive $110 per month and Leonard Parks of 325 East 3755 South street Ezra Anderson of 424 West Second North street and Wayne Park of 221 East Thirty-ninth South street who will receive 69 cents per hour ITT ictory Dates For Everyone May 20 Mail carriers begin distribution of applications for ration book No 3 issued as replacement for books 1 and 2 May be had when needed on basis of mailed applications May 21 No 5 coupons in basic A mileage ration book expire at midnight May 21 Forecast Says Cooler Showers It is not time to turn off the atoker on your furnace yet the weather man implied Monday night when he predicted cooler temperatures Tuesday with showers over the mountains Meanwhile the temperature on the first working day of the week -clImbed to 76 degrees for a maximum and dropped to 44 for a minimum reading The nation generally was dry Monday with only scanty reports of precipitation reported on the Salt Lake weather man's list At St Louis Mo 53 of an Inch of rain fell at Oklahoma City 25 of an inch and at Washington 16 of an inch These were the only damp spots reported Temperatures from over the ration were: Steals Clothes Roy HAshimura of 1214 East Thirteenth South street told police Monday Et prowler entered his room at about 7:45 a and stole a suit of clothes Group Meets Tonight Officers and directors of the Salt Lake Butchers' and Grocers' association who were elected recently will hold their first meeting Tuesday at 8 in the Hotel Utah Stephen Buckmiller president said plans for the year's activities will be discussed Sentence Suspended A 30-day suspended jail sentence was imposed Monday by City Judge Reva Beck Bosone upon Lynn Carlyle 49 McOcum hotel when the defendant admitted a charge of selling liquor in violation of the state liquor control laws He was arrested Friday O- Clean-Up Nets Scrap Salvage May 22 No 6 coupons in basic A ration book become valid General Hospital Completes Staff Fills Medic School Residence Needs Typewriter Drive Gains in Utah Forty-five typewriters were purchased in Utah in April in the B-treasury department typewriter procurement program Ralph Bristol Salt Lake district manager for said Monday This brings Utah's total of machines purchased to 560 or 44 per cent of quota Wyoming is the only state in the region which has exceeded this having achieved 62 per cent of its quota 1 Woman Suffers Cuts In Auto Mishap Mrs Diane Mendoze 33 548 South Fourth West street suffered bruises and cuts on her face and body when she ran into the side of a car near 136 West Second South street Monday at 6:20 in police reported Driver of the automobile police said was Vernon Vaunick 16 1530 South Main street May 30 Stamp No 23 in war ration book No 1 good for purchase of one pound of coffee expires at midnight May 30 May 31 An unusual example of a clean-up campaign which will help keep steel mills 'humming was reported Monday to Brown of the scrap processors' salvage branch George A Sims of the Salt Lake Transfer company reported his company has just completed a clean-4 of its yards resulting in 75 tons of scrap being moved into junk yards 10 tons of cast to one foundry and 25 tons of steel to another foundry company In addition 10 trucks were turned over to a wrecking concern for dismantling Usable parts -will be salvaged and remaining scrap will be moved to dealers Low 39 66 43 47 38 24 47 1 53 41 51 49 40 41 56 66 33 59 High Albuquerqe 73 Atlanta Ga 88 Bismarck 53 Chicago Ifl Denver Colo 72 Grand Junction Colo 71 Minneapolis-St Paul New Orleans La New York City 59 Ogden Utah 75 Oklahoma City Okla Omaha Neb 63 Rock Springs Wyo 67 at Lake Airport 76 St Louis Mo 70 San Antonio Texas Sheridan N-yo 10 Washington Dr Donald Moore of Salt Lake City a 1942 graduate of Washington university medical college at St Louis Mo The commission also confirmed appointment of Dr James Davis hospital staff physician as head of the out patient department This unit Dr Curtis said will be operated in the future throughout each day The appointments bring to more than 20 the total number of hospital and university faculty members serving the institution during a large part of their time ments to make the institution a unit of the medical school The residents appointed were Dr Wallace Brooks of Helena Mont a 1942 graduate of Johns Hopkins university in Baltimore Md Dr Sophie Chamberlain a native of Massachusetts wife of Dr Alway of the hospital staff and a 1941 graduate of Yale university Dr Lindsay Curtis of Salt Lake City a 1942 graduate of the University of Colorado Dr Frank Loomis of Salt Lake City a 1942 graduate of Temple university medical school in Pittsburgh Pa and Four men and a woman who recent1 3i graduated from medical schools Monday were appointed members of the resident staff of the Salt Lake General hospital completing major staff additions necessary to make the hospital a unit of the University of Utah's four-year medical school Pointing out that the hospital is the only institution in the state of Utah which has a resident staff Dr George Curtis superintendent of the institution said the appointments completed one of the final require Red stamps 0 II and in war ration book No 2 good for purchase of meats butter edible fats hard cheese and canned fish expire Blue stamps and for purchase of canned and frozen foods soups and dried vegetables and fruits expire Stamp No 12 in war ration book No 1 good for purchase of five pounds of sugar expires Water Case Ends Case of A Larsen of 2315 Sixth East -treet charged with obstructing an irrigation ditch near his home was taken under advisement Monday by City Judge Reva Beck Bosone following a hearing Cadets Parade Today The annual regimental review of ROTC cadets of Salt Lake high schools will be conducted Tuesday at 2 at the University of Utah stadium as a climax to a year's intensive drill and theorectical training 1 1 AO pAt 44 Fp 4 II 4 1 z- a 4 4 I 0-- --ti- 09 --s '44 01k--" "'-'-'''-000-4'" 0gOtpa1Pef1410N AN1" -4- eosekorkow040 stt00kArfto olk00k a7-- 1 A elk:" es Aet -7--0)--7 7 7517e o-.