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CiadL Hercules Painters' 1 t running the western Pacifica first big farm But the natives were used to small plots and didn't know how to handle large acreage a ' 26-inc- ' - - ' wie Claire Young Bruce L Bitler and Gerard Kennedy expect to raise 20 to 50 tons of fruit and vegetables weekly for the military on nearby Saipan and Guam Native labor will be used and the resident working families will be given small holdings of their own The navy said it wanted a native cooperative to take on the job of 7 Bien longing for a good leather jacket at a low price? Here it is! Beautifully grained chocolate brown goatskin with h length zipper front 2 side one breast pocket in full They come to you at this price through a very fortunate purchase at less than half the original retail price Come in choose yours today! 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In ' A c:m0 rfl a nornn 1L) ‘ 4)ty - ' ' elifoc ' - 0 N -':''!' - - :: Li::: 1: 4: ‘ 0712i171tt41‘1711 WALLACE VIE r VC -4- - v i vt4- 15- 111 1 ( 1'?- Sen Glen H Taylor (D Ida) vice presidential candidate on third party ticket displays Wallace buttons on lapels after opening of headquarters in New York Behind him is picture of Wallace At news conference Taylor urged nationalization of steel industry At ) - - ELIZABETH N J Feb 25 a cent a day a borrower from the Elizabeth public library has piled up $3236 in TAYLOR-PALESTI- NE fines on five books he borrowed 1 back in May 1946 The library assertion by a reporter that the! Wednesday that all five Continued from Page One reported third party ticket might well rel were volumes sub- the his in of Communists support sult in the election of a Repubdelinquenme ject—juvenile candidacy lican president and said he would "I am glad to have votes from not have consented to run with he said "We are sup- Wallace if he had not believed that anybody" posed to have a secret ballot in thethird party ticket would win "We will be on the ballot in all this country I don't think who votes for a candidate is important but two or three states" he said "How many of these states do The thing of importance is how a candidate acts after he is you expect to carry?" a reporter elected" asked send"Enough to win" Taylor reTaylor said he wouldtofavor Palestine plied ing American troops as part of a United Nations force Copyright N Y Times Mars our business—and w are "The present United States foreEn policy is based on appeasso long experienced and will in the middle albe interests ing equipped that we really don't continued "I have been east" dread it at all Fact is we take told that there is enough coal in ' of Idaho alone to supply al the dread out of movIng for - the state all of our oil needs for the foreevery family we serve Distance seeable future This coal can be doesn't Matter either We carry WASHINGTON Feb 25 iAl — We do not processed into oil have to depend upon the middle A reported 'sale of heavy maTour belongings to any near or east" distant destination Consign the chinery by Great Britain to Ruisia A reporter asked Tugwell for- was to lob Bei:1cm experts condemned Wednesday by mer governor of Puerto Rico what he thought of the political implica- Rep William A Dawson (R DIAL tions of Pres Truman's present Utah) Caribbean trip and Tugwell rereferred in a house speech that the president's policy to He plied a statement that Ruspi” published toward Puerto Rico always has t t idi i A BritI was negotiating sia been ''1 good ILA La ail n I dollar "This is not the first time the ish for a president has left the country purchase of industrial and scienVan & Storage Co Taylor inter- tific equipment jected During the first 15 months of I li The Idaho senator disputed an the European Recovery plan Dawson said Great Britain is scheduled to receive the "largest single allotment" of the 3100000 tons — ' of iron and steel to be made available by this country" "The avowed purpose of the ' ER he said "is to halt the of communism The joint spread E'' cooperation of all parties to the plan is essential if we are to succeed How can we hope for success if the beneficiaries of our a I(I take from us with one generosity : : hand and deliver to the enemy with o '11 (NYN)--- (jEri - 414-it:: - s- E73 IL 1::l-Proudly Displays Wallace Buttons bill came up Wednesday The emphasis was on speed with the law's expiration only four days away ) " ' - -' s gt ' L4t 30-d- ay - ' ( 1 't k- 1 ai 1 t 4 61 : r Ei uterA (7-1rcit ' k 1 4 I t m s - LIT: e- r r 0n 11 '11! ' I ' ' -' i 1 's - '' t EXACTLY AS BROADCAST HIE- UT 1 zEno 1 ' - t I colorful not EVERY &4 rTA3721 - - F ':-'::-- : ''‘ 1 - -- lis RSNO ? 'N0 - 4 I 1 --r- ' ir gt r t 1 va c3 ' F : :r il ! --1 brings you Ls : - ( IN :70a 77 - : - th - - : e LISTEN OOIIIT EEEE -- - z - 166 - - 1 '? ? 0- I 'to fs''!!Z r:1: t:: 1 1Raczna gt 70711eFill 39895 - - - - -- 1 - - : - -— : e - - : - I''''''"--v-4--t------- model -A '' - 1: ''''''' - - southern tour Thursday No attempt was made in the t senate to plug a loophole which tIt debated Tuesday This permits unlimited rent charges when a k k lease signed under the present law L Is canceled If the senate had made any change in the bill the ! measure would have been delayed Until the house could agree But this "sleeper" — as Sen t Francis J Myers (D Pa) dubbed It—is knocked out in the senate's 1 new rent control pro1 posal which it passed Tuesday and : 1 sent to the house- - This bill simply 1 would roll back any such extra Increases The house will go to work on this longer-terrent bill next month The whole purpose of the 30- day emergency extension is to give congress time to agree on controls to replace the present law for a year or more Sen Robert A Taft (R O) told i the senate Wednesday he had assurance of the house banking committee that it will give prompt attention to the senate's rent bill Both Sen Taft and Ralph E Flanders (R Vt) said Tuesday ' rent bill that the stop-ga- p should be tightened to knock out the "sleeper" provision But nothing was said about it when the - k 1! "" - - : I - i '''''''NN - ' -: i ' ttl--- --'411-:- " - - - ' i Ps'-- - - A1-- 4' 4 : - 'A - -s ' - '' ''' H 3: - -- - I - '411a-a- one-mon- th t e lik - ''- i The senate quickly approved a extension of the present law which expires next Sunday The house passed it Tuesday Both acted by voice vote The bill may reach Mr Truman on his 2 -- di - ''' ' - i -- z 1 - 1 et ipt VESt — 1 - - - 5 ' I n t t ! 1 ' e Florida 'I -1-- ttvri‘"A-- In Bid for Third Term - 7 - Feb 25 (P— A bill the lid on rents until March 31 passed congress Wednesday and a plane will hurry It to Pres Harry S Truman in S :? '''''' wousp07777MWMIPIZZ-7-17- are more than adequate to support such a program If these i revenues had not been appropriated 4: ' ' 1 ' by the legislature for other purwhen the One materially expanded' from Continued poses there would now be approxiPage ' a becomes Utah central $20000000 in reserve My project '' mately ' decentralizing movement in heavy and my messages legislative -industry as exemplified by Geneva reality" are and t Reclamation: time steel plant) again "Negotiations speeches have r t t:-' '' : Electrical power: "Cheap elec- proceeding to make a division of stressed the need of large re' ! ' '4 i X ''100' it ' trical power in large volume is (Colorado river) water with the serves for welfare purposes t '' "'' '4' 1 upper basin which It is the thing I have supported !:S efL themost imperative need in Utah states of the ' ' to beneficial use will and ' concerned when so new n as is ' put far ' :' am ready to continue to sup'''' industry 7''1i: ' In this direction I have given a double our wealth" ' ' ' '' ' ' ' port" ' '': ' Tourist trade: "A 4 great deal of attention Both Veterans: "I am advised that - ''' has been planned tourist trade broadly ! have and policy energy No 1 veteran problem in Utah thought the ' ' n -- (A turned toward the inauguration almost unlimited possibilities is a long range low cost housing '' ' ' I '' of the proposed central Utah proj- A goal of $300000000 each year is program for veterans in the low ' V ' : ect - - " by no means a matter of wishful income bracket A It is imperaA ' 1 4 ' one thinking" : ? e be t tive ' '1 "Agriculture q Agriculture: that inaugurated" ' plans ' ' Motion pictures: The governor soon to relieve this situation of Utah's most important basic '''' ''''''''' ' c 'I industries is on the threshold of emphasized the importance of this N: ' ' ! 1 : '''' - '1"otAiow ' ' ' i' '- '- ' ' a new era Greatly strengthened Industry in bringing cash income ' -" - IA'-- ' ' ' '' ADVERTISEMENT ' ''i ' ' ' " '" and increased markets will re- to certain areas andf9rpul2licizing REAL FAST R6110 For Mores to -'''' N state state and the the sult from the industrial expansion pointed '"!"'''''''''"'4 t :fS con- policy of making locations acces' ‘ and state ' ' t ' r our of c::07:17n77 Strong (1177n i 1 ' ' ' ' t '' ' ' it tinuing support will be given to sible through the construction of I I '?! Zr: 17 and 1 the Koads the agricultural college :61 LI 4: c tha ' t: rehabilitaand t::?' : 410 ' 4- ' pn it: my official life I Zemd—s rtoctor's tsvisille antiseptici V i4te It''"'''"1' and defended pro- liquid—prompgy rellevesitchingot surworked for have : stands of ment I agriculture ''- ' e '': ''' ''4 r skin irritations 5 ' ' k i to assist The agricul- grams for adequate care of the face ' ready '''':---' ' i li healing!I A1a aid I '' i tural economy of our state can be needy and s To President Maw Stresses Experience ' 4 k Our sales tax revenues need : Stopcrap Rent Bill Flown - THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Thursday February 26 1948 - - DIAL HOURS: 9:30 to 6—FRIDAYS 'TM 9 olog i 51 i v I t 2 - 1 t '4 4 1 ' |