Show THE OGDEN '4A STANDARD-EXAMINE- R FRIDAY EVENING MAX ES 184 t—'S 1 — — 4 2t Give —- It a Chance and It'll Always Bloom M d Merry-Go-Roun- A- f mm m ina bjmw titiad to to use for rspubheaUoB at alt eredHad to It or sot uupateoea qwi la tots papai and also ouicywiaa the tuear oawa AMOCiawi erJ''d SenWASHINGTON— Lone-wo- lf is Dakota North ator Lariger of quessome to ask potent planning tions regarding reports that the United States has turned over part of its light cruisers of the Omaha class to Russia as a substitute for of the Russia's receiving Italian fleet It will be recalled that last win ter the president stated in a press conference tnac tne rtusaia bjmu&s-sadhad been to see him regard ing plans for turning over of the Italian fleet to Rus sia under the Italian armisuce terms This conversation in turn dated back to last summer when Premier Stalin was complaining privately that he had not been consulted in advance regarding the first provi sional armistice terms with itaiy (at which time Incidentally this correspondent got himself v in the middle of some hot words regarding the state department's attitude toward Russian Laten at Teheran the subject of the Italian fleet came up beone-thi- Political Talk Without Action Quite Futile A Utahn who Is widely acquaint- ed in the state returned from one his trips recently expressing concern over thei unwillingness of many informed and balanced citizens to aspire to public office par ticuiarly to positions in the legislature Nearly everybody thinks the other fellow should get into the race but as for themselves they are too busy Jonathan Daniels a son of the late Josephus Daniels recently made a speech In which he deplored the tendency to hurl names at men and women who are employed in the public business He wondered how the people expect to adImprove the quality of public ministration by looking down their noses at everybody on a public payroll or by encouraging competent young people to make the public rviee their career LeRoy Young who practices uim wnat ne preacnes urgeu of the Rotary club to participate actively and intelligently in poli tics because thevpublic business is Important business "There U too much criticism of public tdminlstration by persons who do nothing but talk about puo lie management" The truth Is that the standards of public adminlstra tlon are higher than these critics realize because they haven't taken the time to inform themselves about the public business and the methods by which It is handled of v - Building Playgrounds Loses No Votes or parka and playgrounds for the recreation of the men women and children of the community The city commissioners are dis cussing improvements and expansions in Ogden'a recreational facili ties and everybody cheering them onward Ogden has made soma progress In recreatiow but everybody in eluding the commission want to do more to bring us nearer to mod ern municipal recreation standards The National Recreation associa tion believes there should be a pub lie playground within a half mile of every home the areas being loh cated so small children cross to them without having peril ous traffic arteries Once the children- and others ar rive at the play enround they should according to the recreation association find the following features: children A corner for an apparatus area an open jpace for informal play fields for games such as softball modified soccer and touch footballr courts for tenuis hmdball horseshoes paddle tennis volley ball an area for quiet games crafts dramatics and storytelling a corner tat table games and other activities for old people a shelter house a wading pool Trees and other plants should be Introduced insofar as practical That Is something to drive for but it must be remembered that recreation areas and facilities provide maximum service only vhen adequate funds are made available for leadership operation and maintenance may-rea-- - ol lend-leas- - MM MA II U m ed S"- ---- - £: S - - I his-staf- f the man who accompanied Taber was not an assistant of Taber's and never has been according to a check of congressional payroll rec ords He Is a press agent for the Republican national committee and since he is not connected with the in: any capacity he is government Debts Will Vanish not therefore bound by oath to pre serve the secrecy of the records he was wrongfully shown Everybody Works The gentleman In ' question is Walter LIppmann wrote In this Graves astute publicity rep newspaper on Wednesday: "It is Percy reseniative for the Republican na safe and conservative prediction tional committee that when the war is over no matter who Is-- president no matter If there should be a merger o which party is In office' the "parathe army and navy the fighting mount question will be how to marines will not lose their iden achieve and maintain full employ- titv "Representative Mel Ma as o ment and a rising standard of life Minnesota and other congressional merger On the same day In Salt Lake sponsors of an army-nav- y A A Vande Gen assured have G Seattle of Johnson City Philip marine commandant that his president of Boeing Aircraft "com- grift devil dogs Will keep their individu pany said "Private Industry has ality Congressman Maas himself figured out how to lick the pro an old marine feels that the bat duction problem and ! see no rea- tie feats of the marines are due son why we can't beat the employ- to pride in their long record It never leaked out at the time ment problem" but on Dec 7 1943 the army was Mr Johnson is regional vice worried over a possible token at chairman of the committee for eco- tack on Pearl Harbor as an anni nomic development an organization versary raid The Whole Island was of business men convinced that our alerted for fear the Japs would reeconomy can provide full employ peat their Dec 7 1941 performance Judge Advocate General jment for the production of goods Myron Is one of the hardCramer and servicer for peace just as It Is est In the war officers working providing full employment in the department getting to his desk at production of goods and services eight a m leaving it at nine for war p m ' Eric W Johnston of If the navy is really Interested president the United States chamber of commerce in his recent book "America our national assets and our naUnlimited' argues convincingly tional liabilities Including our nathat United States enterprise will tional debt and remains optimistic It is sad that an optimist looks take two factors magnificent abildeat the doughnut and the pessimist ity to produce and unlimited sires for goods and services and at the hole In economics the pesmake the two click to produce work simist worries : about the governand a high standard of living for ment's debt The optimist gleefully estimates the amount of purchasall their power possessed by the citizens American leaders ing by to whom the government owes and their their writings speeches a money actions reveal splendid The optimist says further that the future a convicafford the can'a tion that the nation people must be employed to full to have unemployment This has capacity to create the wealth to replaced the questioning of a few pay off the debt and if the pessiyears ago as to whether the na- mist wants :the debt paid quickly tion could provide full employment he had better climb on the full emOptimistic leadership! examines ployment bandwagon optimism-concernin- B all-purpo- - " I 1 W "v- - - ! i k if ch nd m pre-Pea- rl Recently reports have cropped out that some of the U S cruisers of the Omaha class already have cruis gone to Russia Omaha-clas- s ers built around 1920 are 7000- ton vessels carrying guns Since they are all over 20 years old they are out of date accord lng to strict naval standards though In excellent shape for con voy or fciatrol duty One ojf these cruisers the Memphis brought Lindbergh back to the United States after his historic flight across the Atlantic in 1927 They were the mainstay of the U S cruiser fleet in the lA20s but since have been partially outmod cruisers carrying ed by 10000-to- n guns Senator LangerV inquiry Into this matter is based largely on the question of whether the executive branch of the government has the right to dispose of these cruisers He without (consulting congress does not seek to pass Judgment on the military strategy Involved GOP Politics The office of war Information has filed a strong protest with the house appropriations committee re garding the activities of the com mittee's ranking Republican mem ber Representative John Taber of New York Congressman Taber long a baiter of OWL" recently visited the New York office of the OWL accompanied by a man" he introduced as "one of my staff" He demand ed that he be shown highly con fidential files and reports on for eign propaganda operations Because Mr Taber Is one of the most powerful politicians in con grpss and- Is In a position to wield on OWT appropria the meat-ax- e tions considered by his commit tee OWI officials felt compelled to accede to his demand They opened up their secret war files to the congressman and the man he said was a member-o- f Merry-Cro-Roir- plants might have 100' per cent of capacity operation ' ahead them for a few years after the war is over but after 1950 look out Tire Company Securities Tire company stocks while £ tiling at about their best prices since the war may not be too ligh but I do not know Earnings for 2944 should run close to 1943 and dividends may run a little higher as provisions for postwar conversion and other reserves have been largely taken care of For the long-terand as a businessman's risk I am not adverse to the best tire stocks Here as in all other situations the best managements — especially those which have the confidence of labor— will provide the best profits m House Question of U S Cruisers If a i the British Admiralty was not un aware of the fact that the Italian navy recently built contains some of the fastest and most modern vessels In Europe However the whole question was postponed for future discussions after Teheran and this was how the Russian ambassador happened to take up the matter at the White it later developed tha j'lMn x rd However The only time it is smart to be good for nothing is when you are hit for a loan " this year our Inventory of natural Synthetic production capacity has crude rubber namely about 600000 expanded rapidly during 1944 and an annual tons which was on band at the for March 1944 reached 670000 tons As of rate output end of 1941 Meanwhile all nat plants are exceeding their rated ca ural rubber and most of the syn- pacity output should progressively thetic must go for military pur- rise I estimate for the full year rubber supply that' about 870000 tons will be poses The over-a- ll now particularly acute I do made I -- ' YX a il h II js however oeueve mat wc ena oi Who WiU Get Our Rubber? 150000 Natural crude our rubber shortage Is In sight 250000 Reclaimed But do not think that tires for 700000 Synthetic civilians' are Just around the cor1100000 ner Tons The difference between our syn Natural Rubber Data Harbor thetic production of say 870000 tons With all tons which we sources of natural rubber shut off and of the 700000 170000 tons will be use or about comes now from our major supply for our na or stocked the island of Ceylon in addition 3 r t Ham will All reclaimed use natural ture some is coming out of the revived war purAmazon river valley district We be used or set aside for the above synthetic also are picking up a little Mexi- poses Out of18000000 tires will be ' can sruavule and perhaps a small supply about for civilians made V this against year amount of natural rubber from Bra 30- zil and Africa However with the an estimated need for over exeentirin of Cevlon the err eat mid 000000 dle east sources are natarally out Postwar Outlook until we lick Japan Natural rubber and perhaps toOur consumption of natural rub tal rubber supplies will be short ber- and remember that It Is all for from two to five years after the M f Ujf VvSVS-vfor the military is estimated at war It will take some time to 150000 tons for 1944 This com clear un the far- - east plantations use of after the Japs are driven out Not an pares with natural In 1943 amounting to 3J much more than 250000 tons a year L 000 tons and In 1942 to 370000 tons for the first two or three years can sources stock pile at the beginning of be expected from pre-wcouncil as a beginning toward the Our was about J40ooo tons The United States alone will rethe year Bolltical unity of the ' united na receipts estimated at 80000 quire 1000000 tons of rubber an tions which must be achieved If with cut our inventory in nually which may be close to 50 tons our victory Is to- be worth the half Wethewill of 1944 end per cent of the needs of the entire winning Why must we wait to WhatbyAbout world Estimating our production Synthetic? take the lead In asking our allies By Major George Fielding Eliot of at 1000000 tons it and us this in of first to ioin with The production synthetic rub lookssynthetic our synthetic as must though there essential Why (Copyright 1944 New York Tribune bought to perpetuate the be furtherstep? delay in saying boldly On everv battle front of this J victory that has been won at such and clearly what we are fighting TONITE 6:30 P M sacrifice does not yet exist and for and the sort or world we want global war the essential military cannot then be created For the There is no absolute guarantee live in and asking those who Is benow hold the na- to unity of the united nations which over pressures us to side our at fizhtlns: help that If we do organize an intering cemented with the blood of tions together will be relaxed the are our of we will not definite erect this national symbol government their sins On every battle front common danger will be dissipated Llsfcii to have another war but we shall cerunity? the very words "united nations" be and the centrifugal forces of greed continued Why cannot we now begin the tainly have an effective means of come with every added day oi con and suspicion and selfishness will 4 the instrument of dealing with war just as a city OF "FREEDOM flict and of sacrifice more or an be at work upon the minds and task of creating banthat unity which is essential' if the has a means of dealing with established symbol of existing fact hearts of all of us ' OPPORTUNITY" vast complex problems of the dits — Dr Samuel Guy Inman and less the expression of a vague It Is only now while we are peace and solved be if Secre to to are come advisor to American Latin and distant aspiration united In a great common effort In Italy the flags of Poland Bri while the sons of all the united the great alliance is not to dis-Is tary HulL Hear Mr Carl Sandberg tain France and America fly to nations are dying side by side upon solve on the day after victory author of "Abraham Linor Aooey on a hundred battlefields that we can won as every other alliance In hisThis war brought about an ecogether above the ruinsmen coln" who will present Mr dissolved? has of those 3 tory Monte Cassino The of nomic of links to Rosston poet who Norman forge enduring for no is This partisan subject nations yes and the men of India hope and value technical astonishing wrote "Battle of Bataan" permanent association to preserve of Morocco of South Africa and of the peace that they are dying to debate This is no political footWe must keep that— Dr results conI a matter which New Zealand died to set tnose nags win Every day that passes with ball This Sponsored By Carlos Davlla former president of In Chile child of future cerns the In the sunshine ot out every on high MUTUAL BENEFIT HEALTH In this direc America of the nation as a whole out tne tion accomplishment & ACCIDENT-ASSnever victory Not only nations can a which lost Is day in which continents the four corners oi me be regained we continue to of the world as a place If A simultaneous and merciless onHERBERT W CARTER work and live human in beings may earth were there assemoied to delay to wait to dilly west east Local Agent and the postpone the from arms against the forces of dark dally with the fate of the world and pursue happiness— or which slaught decisive to Is a and the way ' quick Ave Ogden 535 Porter can If they continue along ness one of those days will be the last they Moscow radio' victory— courses the blind of and the the Phone young day one of those days will be too stupid In the British Isles past make Into a hell which will men of those islands and of Can- late The Invasion (tension) has added beggar the imagination of a thouada and of the United States gath Time For Action Dantes or sand tnousanas greatly to the strain ' of wartime er In their hundreds The number of nervous now come we west to the Amer has for time can't The the battle of living lay decisive begin Why for the: With them are Poles Belgians ican people to ask their government the foundations of that unity with breakdowns has Increased markCzechs Listen to Norwegians why we must postpone further the which all the hopes of all humanity edly—Dr Guy F Witt Pallas Dutchmen a so bound are of nations united formation countries their die to that up? irrevocably ready Tex psychiatrist "77 may again be free m Meanwnue nations the airmen of all these It I knowed I was hit all went right to day and night fly ceaselessly took I breath my just over the enemy's crumbling citacallhv on the Lord— Bazooka gundels smashing the center of his ner from Virginia after having rib power preparing the way for the shot away at Anzio final battle of the nations Along Eastern Front today are certainly not tained there' will be a repetition In Parents By Peter Edson homes where they belong their Along the vast eastern front the Standard-ExaminPresident American of the experiences In Italy are battle-trie- d no Russia' of matter what legions ' AMG Will Have the Say Washington Correspondent group they come from The younggathering for their part in the final Federation of Labor are Czechs Poles and KOVO Provo How to get along with the This point of view has apparent- sters feel that their parents are not KLO Ogdon struggle with them too and tneir ranxs in French the Danes the Dutch the ly not been adopted in full In primarily interested in them but on clude men of all the great ana Norwegians and the Belgians Is the rather in having a good time — London and Algiers Washington who go of educaMrs T Abbott Grafton AMG peoples varied congeries delicate problem ahead for KEUB Price KVIIU Loga to make up the population or tne the allied military government set- there has been collaboration with tional consultant American Social ' Soviet Union up after invasion is established the French national committee rep- Hygiene association In Burma Americana and Brit- Mistakes and miscalculations made resentatives charged with acquisiKSU3 Cedar City ons Chinese and Indians little by AMG in Italy will not be reYou have only to compare results some the main but of tion supplies Lachin and Gurkhas from Nepal m two major theatres to realize of peated In the counter-Invasio- n tribesmen from the northern hills northern Europe say Assistant movement of relief food and cloth- the Importance of heavy armaare breaking tbe back of the Jap Secretary of War John J McCloy ing will be under British and ment In Burma where we are power in all the region north of and Maj-Ge- n John H Hilldrlng American officers who will be the properly equipped we are more forward are NETWORK carrying Mandalay civil affairs division of first military governors after In- than holding our own In Honan chief of the we the road that will bring fresh help the war department's special staff vasion have where only light In insisting on this course of ac province to the people of arms the recent reverses have AMG made 5 P M Saturday The mistakes which tion Gen Eisenhower will be taken: place China no is But there in and North Africa Sicily Italy In the Indian ocean a fleet under exercising his right as a chance of China's being knocked considerable criticism merely commander-in-chie- f to set up his out of the war— Gen Shang Chen British command composed of evoking principally three: miscalcula- own form of government behind chief of Chinese military British American French and were mission to tion of the amount of food required his battle lines AMG will Dutch warships and planes is ham- to S U the probably feed the civilian population and be in for criticism In France as it mering away at the enemy outposts of local food distri- was in the southin Sumatra and Java In the After the last war we lost the Italy - and ' on the same west Pacific American Australian bution system uncertainty in con- grounds Broadcte may ehng programs without notlca peace by not persuading the Ger' function of mili- man nation ' that she was beaten and New Zealand forces are push- trol of the Jjlack 'market food as But the only KL'TA M9 keT KDYL 1120 kc t KSL llSOke 1430 ke KLO facilitate to is ing back the Japs from their last prices and the ratein oftheexchange We Czechs been of have fThe Lon neighbors Wtrden'i Spt TUtiH V K<enboralKate United tary government of misunderstanding footholds on the Rji n Cfr Smtth of the armed forces by Germany for a thousand years and e'OO iNewRToom The Smoothies operations 8:15 of of States I the dealing maintaining order in the civil pop- there is nothing anybody can teach 6:30 Freedom of problem Meet Your Hour New Guinea" Meanwhile Chinese Time your ah !B I Htt Parade Henry News i Nary armies suDDorted by American air with local officials who were hold- ulation it is on this basis that us about their bellicose qualities fSlctppy Hollywd (News craft fight stoutly for the vital lines overs from the fascist government AMG results In northern Europe — Jan Masaryk deputy prime min7:00 Gabriel Heatter- JWalta 7:05 Melodies Tlma Carter 7:16!Nick (Theatre Somehow the plans made In the should be judged of communication within China itister of Czechoslovakia Brewster iSpotlite Bands Peoole Are or y 7:30Donbl jThat central In and north the self and I Boy Teller army's military government schools 7:4Sl Nothing 05 Story Funny Pacific a vast American amphibious at Charlottesville Va and Algiers IMoore and Latest News iAmos and Baksl Joe 8:00 J Durante ) Andy Top of Erentajc power poises for new blows against did not work out as they had been 8:1 b Vs HOW on JNero Wolfe IB Stem Sptsri Stage Door 8:30! Lee 7 the Japanese island derenses But conceived in the ' classroom ' Canteen 8:451 S avoid iHlghllght News Secretary McCloy and Gen Hill Truly United a Love Neilwa News P Time Via Tune Arthur Mystery Gaeth 9:00 World News Thus on the fighting fronts the dring say that the Family Lewis Hollyw Be rue Fulton 6 jParker 8:1 fit Pays to Be for military gov (Gang (Here's Latest Lowell Thomat 8:30 united nations are truly united training center — Roll Call) Ignorant Busters 8:45 Treasury Salute Their efforts are coordinated Their ernment officers which Gen ElstNews tBuffalo News in established enhower Enghas (World 10:00!News soldiers and sailors and airmen give ) Presents Salute — Rhythm Lane 10:15 Ran Wilde's Ore HTreasby those misloyal obedience to the orders of land has profited V J Taylor jHen KaltenbornJJews Geo Hamilton 10 30 Is the best assurance Masterworlcs NBC commanders in chief who may not takes That Sports Orchestra Speaker 1Q:45 be of their own land or their own that they will not be repeated It (Parade of Bands jliecordings 11:00 Eddy Howard's OrlNews Parade ot service and loyal cooperation to Is considered no particular disfPeluso and Ore UMBiDanclng Party Bands Garber Jaa You Musio Kinfa each other when battle is joined grace that there was a certain " llOenry ews—120 11:55— News Want 11:45) Orchestra Ceremonies of amount of Masff in we for look elsewhere for But when fumbling Italy SATURDAY MORNING PROGRAMS the same unity we do not find it there was no precedent In Ameri BreakUt Cluft Piano Quartet (News The military unity which we have can history for establishment of 7:00Mosicl Clock McNeill UC Don Club Piano Livestock Quartet Report 7:15 Pplessons achieved will end when the need military government The Melodies! 17:30 Edit News Morning and News Sports 7:30 for It has passed with the defeat had to be learned the hard way News f7:45 Express 7:43 Voice wf Army of the common foe The political It Should Be Different In France (Music Matnante Latest New Rhythm 8:00 M Bunnell Newr Ramb Madness Corn's a Poppa masMirth riotous this Join Gene (Garden unity which will then be needed to 8:15 quiz Autrey ' In France the be easshould job Ramblers Week-en- d Ozark Gat so 8:30!Younrsters the been harvest has that reap ier than it was in Italy according Review inaahes of Life ter another fun party in 8:45! Rainbow Dance to Secretary McCloy first because ' iSat Morn Jara Let' Melody 0:00 Children's over Pretend SS—Nem-in saving manpower they could the people of France will be welLEE 0:151 Bible Hour Roundup of the Fashions ttnd (Lighted 0:30 Hello Blom make better use of the five of fl- coming the American and British I i for Rations Lost t window 9:451 eers who have been busy on Cap forces as allies second because Theatre of (Newspaper of Air Pet Parade 10:00 Ojden Oola itol hill lobbying against the "GI Gen Eisenhower has already well rf es Hit Parade ) Today Mel Bouquet R Scotts Oreh 10:15 National Farm bill of rights" for veterans Offi established liaison with the French fCalling Girls Norttlme 10:30 Newscast Home Hour Syncopation 10:43 Btng King 10:35' SNews cially the five officers are sent to national committee through Gen 3 C Eow'n Central ill m Grand to 7:30 Train congress as "observers" It Is found De Gaulle In Algiers and his dep 11:00Moieal (Here's p Fridays I Station ttl:20 EP- Nea load Youth Train With of) 11:15 they can be more efficient and ef uty uen Koenig in London Masters Entrtn 3ong of Islands IWAO Prcrrra N 11:30 Tune and Cousin War fective that way The British Since the French national com Nutrition Pgm tSPARS ll:S5 11:451 Ken Bennett Telecfpe Palestinian government has been mittee may be presumed to have v News KING Chas Hodges Nws Farra Home Hx AVorld REED JOHN 12:00 :e? 12:10 rrm Kaxu toSAO Speaker U 5 A O holding up the passport visas of the closest of connections with the 1 2:1 5 T Dorsey i Or IP Mclntyre New on iYouth Rice iGrantland Newscast Bob Nathan and the commission French underground the spotting 12:30 (Homeland Ore a Master of Ceremonies Parade Ore) Sport Etortee Dorsey 12:45ITom of economists slated to go to Palcollaborationists and their " ' SATURDAY AFTERNOON PROGRAMS estine Nathan one of the ablest elimination from the transitional Eez You (Tabem Organ Martell Paul 10 members of the war production government should be s'impler than jMlnstrel 1:00 t Melodies FRANK FOREST im K:Vaita board is to make a' study to de- the elimination of fascists from iVlsittof Hou- r- Eddie Condon's To Be Jack ( Announced ked Huatag termine what population Palestine southern Italy Jct Concert CarnlTal 1 :js Noted Tenor 8 can really hold—if the British fiThe danger In France however and 5tRP- - tr London Horace Hexit 9 00 Justin Stone's jNews Musical Crew Roseben " Hndcp is him let there Headlnes that When Behind domination of Orchestra nally get proviany 2:15 Doctors (The the government suddenly relin- sional government by U S and 2:30 Car RaTazxa's t Coionel War ' at Orchestra 2:451 ChiIn French Ward officers may be resented quished Montgomery &at Ccr--'Broadcast Direct from Lulietin Sour F°IlJf£ 3:00 Navy cago Jesse Jones didn't know by the De Gaullists From the very M America Board Bt 3:1 about it until about 30 minutes beginning the and Madison Square Garden Handicap 3:30 Babe Rhode OrchiOhio For full coverage of inEelio &gnesr Dad before His representatives in Chi- have tried to establish the posiNurses of Air 34gi la ihvt cago felt that the plant should be tion that they should be In charge to vasion news keep tuned Nwrs Nuwm 2:JrY£ mt Par People' PlatlrmMt?n retained longer to straighten out of the central administrative gov :H Wls:rer & Col ilawaU Massey ECLO a 4bo some injustices to employes — spe- ernment should be permitted to KLO (world Toeay Interlude 4:4-5t Calls cifically men unfairly fired bv work through the existing govVca of American American B:C0' Lagl B Montgomery Ward even while the ernmental machinery In each area tn Britain — Story 5:15! 'Music 1430 On Your Dial World Ns Nosh Wetsster 1430 On Your Dial government official ran the place and have charge of civilian supply B:30l s Love News fnorts h&r BXSIYf ChcrcH M!ne distribution Under any other ar luopyrisrht 1844 United Feature Syndicate Inc) rangement the French have main by 4 one-thi- rd ch No person in public office ever loses votes by providing adequate pre-scho- rd Roosevelt and tween Stalin Chucchill at which time Church ill demurred against giving Kussia one-thiof the Italian fleet and instead proposed that the United States and Great Britain give uus sia some of their vessels Churchill's idea was that the Italian fleet for some time operate ing under the British in the Med Iterranean should be kept as a unit since he felt it was perform ing an important mission in poiic inar the Mediterranean against axis submarines Presumably also A joint bank account is whers the husband makes the deposits and the wife the withdrawals ber was alow in getting under way By Roger W Babson BABSON PARK Mass May 2&— but increased in 1943 from a JanFrom a civilian point of view the uary production of £00 tons to a tire situation Is currently more December production of 29000 tons critical than the gasolne supply The entire year's work produced The production of synthetic rubber half of our total 1942 consumption will about equal by' the end of half of our total 1942 consumpt Ion tcourea at ue (ostotries at 004 as By Drew Pearson acoood eiaaa matter according to Act of Mambar of 1870 Marcn jo&crsa rsa Ualtao Press NEA rtia associated - B C Service and t Pea Points Rubber Shortage End Seen ut Tires Still Scarce - se -- ar - Jnc)4-dearl- y SO THEY SAY - CCL© ioKa Tonight at 9:30 m far-reachi- ML ng LOWELL ? N - 63 " er with his evening NEWS! WILLyAM AMG Will Maintain Order In Occupied Countries socio-econom- ic "Victory FOB" - - INTER-MOUNTA- IN - long-sufferi- ng 7 FfflDAY EUEfJKIG I island-contine- nt I -- I Trouble or post-gradua- te 11 I All-A- m fJothing - John Heed King 1 1 Fight Tonight 8 p m H-- H I - ' s SAVOLD - t(LO JOE - - DAKS! I of-Vic- hy Rounds B5i p m I - 1 I Lf French-liberation- ists rt I I C "- ) ' I I |