| Show I) S Begins Study News Pact Of Coal i' and believes even more strongly that the completed contract within that program-Pay Boosts MayBe ?ared Is Informed' sources' said however pay that provisions for overtime after seven hours a day and 35 increased vacation hMin a of pay and upward adjustment - be rates in certain jobs might pared by the WLB as inconsistent iwith wage stabilization Operators estimated tha the new contract signed after ji the mindispute would increase an J average ofcers' daily wages $130 based on the present sched-54 of six days - uled work-wee- k hours The present basic weekly wage for this schedule is $5706it Under the new agreement would be increased to $6486 Nation's Coal Bill Will Soar The operators also estimated that the cost the average increase in 25 cents of production would be was amount passed ton-If this ' aon to the consumer it would increase the nation s fuel bill by annually upwards of $150000000 U Neither Lewis nor any other the MW spokesman disputed i: wv VJ t ft -- l0IDYOU?i iii wiMNMwn'iimMMHUiiiilHILxMaJMl Washington Douievara One of the employes at the fac - The old saytory pays this tribute: AIDS NEEDV " stitch in time saves nine ing ito It Vnnwn at the factory as is well illustrated by Actress "Uncle Frank" to all the employes Penny Edwards who contriband is still on the jod every aay uted her "last stitch" to the Na40 the for been has past as he tional Clothing Collection drive Hps has a iovial disDOsitlon for Europeans She's picsome one As turedneedy in New York's Times always kidding with street former he goes along the Square employes J of tne iaciory nau mm as "Uncle Frank TarVi Hav h pets such a thrill he is not out of hisj work that' old-ag- e an penabout worrying would be far rather He sion by -on the- Job TT lnanw! his brother Billy Wil anil Dan ShuDe enough liam SALT LAKE CITY April 12 money to buy the sack of sugar ine canay which with (AP)— Utah j bank deposits inthey starxeq which has grown to the creased 19 per cent last year comfactory Shupe-wunamspresent tanay o pared with a national average of over 45 years ago That was 14 per cent George R Martin of of bishoDric the In the He served Los Angeles regional war loan Third ward for some 25 years or chairman for the American Bankmore and is still laboring in tne ers association told a meeting church Ma firmlv believes that if you here would keep happy youmust keep bankers to perMartin workine and is a living example suade theirurged to buy war customers 4t of thi belief of taking this An aviation squadron rom Hil bonds as a means out of circulamoney souxn raa m inflationary has arrived Field nris hack to' Mrs tion area snH Bessie Carr of Ogden appreciation of the many courtesies received while in Ogden TnrfnrfH in the letter of aDDrecI ation are the hostesses of USO : the-previous ai : 15-min- ed —TURKEY POULT- S- Increase Noted in ""' Broad-breast- ed Bank Deposits - from pullorum CLEAN flocks ' v-- BETTER HURRY! ORDER YOUR © BABY CHICKS NOW ! v f 1 ' r(f "' - Governor Proclaims Dial 4875 MOUNT QGDEN SALT LAKE CITY April 12 (AP) — Gov Herbert B Maw has designated April 15 as "Humane Farm Machine Sale Sunday" and the following week (AP)i-Topaz as "Be Kind to Animals" week' 12 DELTA Utah April war relocation 'center will In his proclamation Maw said: "It is right and proper that the hold its first sale of farm : implements and equipment' April 14 people of America under the leadorthe office of surplus property said ership of national and local a devote to should specbe ganizations will soldonly Equipment dealers It may be' inspected April I ial period annually to emphasize kindness toward animals" 12 and 13 314 Washington Blvd Open Dally Except Sundays Order Tour Turkey Poults " Broad-breast- - i - Bronze ed - I ' - - v i ' mt 1 ji Humane Sunday Thm niiar1rnn has baseball bas ketball and boxing teams in the island league which are making ' a' record HATCHERY ' ' - ' he scales are against u$ w far blU 1nr tt n Ofl IDC Passenger Car BaUj IUU Registrations 1 I f nnn mm I?I2®31LI1QB ! (Continued From Page One) tH SALT LAKE CITY April 12 (AP) — Because of manpower and difficulties neither Lagoon supply nor ' Saltair amusement resorts on Great Salt lake will be open this year officials said today long-contest- Street Entrance Direct to— Basement Ben Lomond! Hotel (Mere's I : 1 ' ed tain: The Japs still were sternly de- fending northern Luzon where the fighting has been bloody On the road to Baguio V S troops captured the village of Salat 11 miles from the west coast without serious opposition ft': IT AN Pictures PRINTED 14-c- ar on LETTERHEADS? ma -- VALET SHOP mm had been broken secured road nets south of Tayabas In the central section the Sixth division's 63rd regiment stormed Mt Mataba after artillery concentration and captured the peak of the troublesome moun- na Lin-clo- t me To Remain Closed ex-Prem- ier b Even old dresses look new and lovely after being dry cleaned by experts! who know how Utah Excepted in Coal Mine Order SALT LAKE CITY April 12 (AP) —The presidential order seizcoal mines will ing strike-boun- d not affect any in Utah B P Manley executive secretary of the Utah Coal Operators' association said today "The order doesn't apply to Utah since all mines arc working in the state" he said J That New Look : ) Indo-Chi- - Yes sir! By the Photo-Lith- o process it's easy tool and economical Call us today f r kn CANNED MEATS Dial 7979 Dee i: Litho-Printin- - MtOITN HlXtt ' CCZZO MIATJ' The more men we have orerseas and on the seas the more meat th government nutet ship Co q Ht£SM MIAT& ikiMtkin tvm L x s $ 1814720001$ t ' It j 1 i Frozen bonelest beef helps conaenre America's meat supply serves waste and time an earring'— and is at poplar with the fight erst It comes in handy boxes and takes 40 pet cent less shipping and storage apace than sides of beef used daring World War L This is one of the great war developments of the meat packing industry smd the U S Army Qua- kermester Corps ! ! -- Earmarked WILL TREASURE A GOOD AND RE£ENT PORTRAIT Austin-Lumier- e by ON MOTHER'S DAY o 1 $10000000 Manila — earth dikes canals for 21000 fork Irrigation Henry's 9000 acres $1462000 arth dams iCnnth Porho twn canals Little Bear river irrigation for 9260 acres supplemental irri5000 acres $2200000 gation for Cutler — concrete dam pumps otmsli' nar river: irrigation for 3000 acres supplemental irrigation AAA ASSV for 30000 tcres — uuuuw Dewey reservoir earth dam river Colorado plant power ova tiinn1mpntal irrigation for power flood control (estimate capable of generating 75000 kilowatts) $41000000 Moon Lake r extension— earth dam canals jDuchesne river municipal water supply irrigation for 13500 acres $4500000 canals Woodruff— earth dam 12000 for river irrigation Bear acres supplements 1 irrigation for i The smaller number above is the tire allotment for Our cky this month The larger represents the number of cars registered la this city It's easy to see how slim your chances are for a new tire War needs come first I We must care for oar tires We must make them last Here's how sit 't ut which starts today morrow Optometrists from southern Idaho and Utah belong to the Dr Sol K Lesser organization of Fort Worth Tex will conduct the educational sessions of 'the con-- t ference - ' ' the American and the international Red Cross "has been and is doing everything within its power to get SALT LAKE CITY April 12 food and other supplies to these (AP)— One of the major causes of men" Allied armies advancing from loss through breakage on western the east and the west into Gerrailroads is the reuse of containers many have overrun 27 of the 78 of war camps and hospi by shippers until they are ready prisoner in tals which American soldiers to fall apart according to H Ej were known to have been held Smith of San- Francisco assistant These advances 'have resulted in general freight claim officer of the liberation of approximately the Southern Pacific railroad 15000 Americans but the nazis of have hastily Following the conference removed 36000 Ameriwestern railroad claim agents can prisoners into the German inwhich ended last night bmitn terior where 34000 others already were held "The government is taking so The transfer of these 36000 many containers for use in ship American prisoners into the intecommercial rior with thousands of other ping war ireignt xnai are destitute" alliedalong shippers virtually was and millions of prisoners held in an civilians was carried The conference out in many effort to alleviate conditions which cases on foot the statement said caused railroads during 1944 to pay out "$605000UU in damages Smith said railroad representa tives were determined to reduce the figure not only because ot the v money involved but because hinders the damage and its repair and wasted war effort In delays man hours" Japs for every American Japs in the bitterly contested By Dorothy Cardon ' sector hurled four detersouthern What can you- spare that they mined and well prepared countercan Ma attacks service anyone The greatest j Gen John R against render to the refugees of 24th doughboys countries is to send them Hodges' after corps 4000 roundsyesof terday firing of all clothing and undergarments mortar and artillery fire ' kinds were calling for sup The Clothing should be laundered but porting Japs mortar fire even though and shoes some need not be ironed of it was falling into their should be tied together for now- - own lines Artillery shells and g ing :an be more sVnall arms fire poured into the than to receive one snoe wne jw American positions in increasing are barefooted amounts along tne "little Siegfried Sorters and packers are coming line about four miles north of collection to each day the main Naha the capital street depot at 203 Twenty-fourt- h a different These women represent No Substantial Changes women's club or other organization Fleet Adm Chester W Nimitz and the presidents become chairare again reported "no substantial man for theday Men's groups in the lines in the southern changes for boxes and trucks furnishing sector" 4 f shipping Maj Gen George S Geiger's ma Urgently Needed the north ran into or rines The most urgently needed areihe ganizedinresistance for the first time following: Infants garments—fAll as they pressed toward the end of types are in demand particularly the tip of the Motobu peninsula knit goods Men's and boys' gar- Other marines advanced into the ments — Overcoats topcoats sijiits mainland of northern Okinawa coats jackets shirts all types against only' slight opposition of work clothes including overalls soldiers added a new hazard Jap etc coveralls sweaters underwear to American conquest of Okinawa robes pajamas knitted gloves ' thousands of — releasing lepers by Women's and girls' garments insane Many of the madmen uvercoats jackets skirts sweaters and shawls dresses underwear aprons were violent uenerai American gams were jumpers smocks robes nightwear reported in the Philippines rangknitted CaDS and knitted cloves ing up to 21 miles on Luzon and headwear— Serviceable heavy duty 30 on island British armor caps and knitted headwear (such as swept Negros ast and south from Thazi (Wo needed are carjs) stocking ' fleeing men's hats dress hats and derbies in central Burma to trap recaptured Sichwan in cannot be used) Bedding— Blank Japs Nips ets afghans sheets pillow cases north central China and renewed their drive toward Shensi province quilts These are needed urgently on the northern road to Chungking Shoes— if In serviceable condition either oxfords or high shoes of Spain Breaks With Nips durable type with low or medium Spain broke off diplomatic re heels are desired Shoes with high heels open toes or open backs lations with Japan in protest types against the murder and torture of evening slippers and novelty cannot be used All shoes collected Spaniards in Manila Aging Pre should be mated and tied securely mier Adm Baron Kantaro Suzuki into pairs Usable remnants piece increased the warlike appearance of his cabinet by adding the sixth goods— cut or uncut materials (cottons rayons woolens etc) one military man Lt Gen Fujiharu Yasui as minister without port yard or more in length—but not rags or badly damaged dirty or folio to act as liaison officer beworn-otween the government and the fabrics army He is a member of the Take Your Clothing army clique which pro Kwantung Take your clothing to the ward Generals Hideki rhnrrh or arhonl in VOUT neiBh- - duced To and Koiso Kuniaki jo VinrVinrvr? deDOt at nr tn the main The Berlin radio quoted Tokyo and see what 203 Twenty-fourth- as saying the Japs "had Ogden lis going to achieve the lo advices thrown a special 'attack corps cal goal of 25000 pounds Annrnvimatelv 2600 Dounds have against allied ships off Okinawa hMn narked to date and an addi sinking one cruiser" The broadcast said the allied tional 2000 pounds is ready to be Included sorted and packed Most of the fleet lying off the15 island 20 to cruisers five received in are battleships being rarmntji usable condition wmcn is essen- 40 to 45 destroyers and 100 to 130 transports tial ss the refusees of war-tor- n countries do not have thread or Bombed material with which to mend clothI Fifth air force Liberators rang ing Rrhrvnl which have already con ing far from their Philippine base a tributed are Lewis Pingree truck-loa- n exploded Jap troop train d in Indo-Chwith direct bomb and Lorin Farr A large has also beea received from hits Monday Gen Douglas Mac Arthur announced the Ogden arsenal Fellow pilots bombed Hong Mayor David Romney has signed a formal proclamation appealing to Kong's Victoria docks two radio citizens of the Ogden area to stations and rail installations on that Hainan island and sank six smal support the drive RememberDack- freighters in the China sea inH these Tjeonle busv useable warm U S 14th corps troops in south garments ing your zon What can xuu apart mat tney where Mac Arthur an can wear? nounced organized Jap resistance Vernal Project U Vernal— earth dam eanals Ashley creek irrigation for 1900 acres supplemental irrigation for 22300 acres $1500000 valley and miscellaneous Ouray martin Am canals: irrigation for 4000 5acres supplemental irriga tion for 7000 acres ouuuuw Strawberry extension" Diamond fort ariH dams ttower plant sixth water creekr power flood control Irrigation $4990000 Uintah-Ecb- o park unit— concrete dam power plant Green river power $46000000 extension — earth Provo river dam tunnels canals Provo river Irrigation for 6000 acres supplemental irrigation for 5000 acres Apm r 'V Shipping Losses palgn The Yanks were killing 11 $970OUOO ± mm 12 meet- (Continued From Page One) (Continued from Pare One) 7500 acres mental irrigation-fo- r j '' 9 heart-breakin- A GhimA-Willia- ms V B-2- -' war-dev-acta- " are ready TO repiy w tne out iasi wipe ntni L'mn4Ara nf th air we should be in a position to annihilate the war criminals —u mcjr tiwwj -poison gas and old enjoying years mrrtira11v : Eightyl works k i 4 factonr i t William is tn eefebrate his birthday Saturday April 14 On house for him will Sunday open at his home 1921 be observed may be reopeneda if there is after March in government change significant no calendar wage policy It has as the March - termination date such in deadline 31 1945 V agreement L The" contract provides a basic for nine-hoday portal-to-porlinside day workers includingThea lunch period paid first seven hours will be paid for hour 'at the present rate of $1 an and one-ha- lf the eighth at time which is com--putand the ninth hour a flat at time as travel rate of $150 Our Stock:Is Limited! " r nt — rwtison eas o be usee: of the weapons — " " t bv the Germans oi imiJ ttmntfesanweoutrage are told that nature the all 1946 Genuine Oregon v Bronze if nn Q Collected at Meet Fleet t Container Reuse ' Nazis Denounced ! Election SALT LAKE CITY April (AP)— The annual election ing of the Utah State Optometrist For association today preceded a threeHits Jap Plants Blamed for Cruelty conference Great -- i StOCKOOim s T - effort to survive we " ur V w"rftZl six-wee- ks Mugce Clothes Depot 203 24th J "" 1 Gives All Views from Pace One) newspaper magazinebe and raoio present correspondents will is The San Francisco Press club exto making special arrangements tend a welcome and provide conrepveniences to U S and foreign A special resentatives of the press! has been Press club committee the named and will cooperate with in part made up committee mayor's or f itv mayors from the cities California San jrrancisco n3 $50000 to help make the —ana caj junction gifU fund private by that to added x - cAVVin1m tells Of plan Hitler Vnd his commanders at Armageddon an LeiPf ning which will be Germany's (Continued Trom Taga One) Th? "contract & riotHniMMi j' £l STANDARD-EXAMINE- R THE 1945 THURSDAY EVENING APRIL 12 2A 1 m — A mm t 0" a f Men in hospital and ret camp and rmleafd U 5 pritonmr deserve and get the best meat— and plenty of it a wt it ar s i to-b- e mKmmWmmmWmWmmWLWLmWt' A 4 Let us put thick new treads on your smooth tires In our 'modern recapping plant skilled workmen use the FACTORY-APPROVEB F GOODRICH METHOD and! BEST AVAILABLE MATERIALS The TREAD we use for recapping was designed by B F Goodrich engineers to give safe driving and long wear We are qualified to give you helpful advice on repairing cuts mnA km! nrnftf fire MMtiirt anrl all rnf wr problems ACT NOWt To wait Is dangerous Tire worn loo far cannot be recapped See us today! -- 25000 acres $3000000 dam San 'Juan - Bluff—concrete flood control rlvef power D ir-- i i - ! FLOATING REFRIGERATORS $16-0000- 00 a Special Oet Beautiful Bronze Transmission lines— $9000000 5 6x8 j tints tOANio mn 1 RECAPPING ONLY 6:00-1- 6 $700 Grade "A Camelbaek No Ration Certificate Needed 0 re Kl&T bova tew tira— cet A best— I F T bv :? of bUr Tv Mm aosET Coodrka SSrcrtawsi harmful coci nennsen — HIS 1 ' " — 1- - SALT LAKE CITY South Main Stree 2374 Washington Blvd BOWU Phone C865 ' ws m m m Phone rnone 23 DAILY IIOUKS: f 10 a m to 7 p m Monday 12 noon to 9 p m Sundays By Appointment These pictures show a few reasons why military needs for meat continue at a peak Also fewer meat animals are coming to market That 'means tesi meat for civilians So meal planning is easier after yon see what yoa can buy— not before you go out to shop Remember whatever meat there is it has complete highest quality proteins thaJ make all meat "a yardstick of protein foods' matrittonml mmt r mo oeptmbU toth Council on Foodt and N vM- -' Hon ot tha Amatksan Madicat Aatocjmtioiu e'HEVi HOURS: OGDEN — w Thfm S—i ffwan tnmntm madm in WL gern'ae Save cumulation time money with economical NU - So Appointment Is Necessary ?SPptna Z"mnt for NU-DO- 2661 Washington Blvd In lets f fewr °P ' Protect f amity health ue weekly EfS eiently dean doset bowls prevents j I ACH inch size Proofs Shown New "BRL's" (Barge Refrigerated Large) now carries 64 i: Pacific in Each AMrstinir — " ' of these VJAI Mt — thtp carloads of frozen meats plus 500 tons of fresh vege- tables cheese eggs and perishable produce plus equipment for producing huge quantities of ice crcm — PORTRAITS - I - 4-s- oi -- DAILY HOUKS: 10 a m to 7 p m Sundays By Appointment A m thi mdrtti—mnt AMERICAN MEAT INSTITUTE MMiWfar SWW At US tWw-H-i- rt Enjoy William Btndix in Tha Lit Sunday night on tha Blue Natwork ! 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