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Show Crash Results In Iron Age Again Predicts Steel Wage Increase Up to 18 Property Damago "Steel orlces will go up prompt ably by next June, the magazine "By that time these proly after the wage concession! are said. will grams probably take between They will go up, ai 40 granted. and 45 per cent of all flat- predicted last week by the Iron rolled steel production sneets, Age, by SB to 10 a ion wun me plates, etc. majority of the Increases being The 'essential civilian' Scents an hour raise which will closer to the high figure. be 12 to 13 cents base Increase average increase tor an steei steel allocation is already wag$8 a ton ging the tail of the defense prond about five cents an hour for prices will be more-thaduction dog. These programs due to past increases in fringe extras." costs, wage concessions to are here now or coming fast Tre magazine said this week: rs be , "It won't be long until granted and also to the need while defense orders are gather get their 174 to 18 cents for large sums of money for steel ing steam slowly. Two civilian an hour raise which will include capacity expansion and replace allocations alone will take about h12 i to 13 cents base pay increase ment, plus dividends to encourage 12 per cent of next year's steel output, according to current plans. and about five cents an hour lor investment." Predicts Banner Year fringe extras covering holidays, Freight car building and repair The same issue of the maga will take over five million ingot vacations, inequitable wage rates, and increased pension payments. zine went on to predict a banner tons; the oil and gas industry is White collar workers will get a production year for the steel ln- - down for about 10 million ingot dustry, and discussed the currenrjtons. The figures are not yet in corresponding increase. steel demands for shipbuilding Current Negotiations (ore "Government orders providing barges, fast cargo snips):boats, "Current negotiations have cov agri ered the broad problems and nave steel for essential civilian use are culture (implements, grain stor at to now hard hit to down details, precise narrowed beginning age Dins, looa containers; ; iib language, extension of present other steel users, information and other plant expansion. contracts and discussion of the now avaiable shows that defense See "Chaos" definite limits to fringe conces steel plus that earmarked for sions. Most of the latter involve essential civilian production will "These are a few of the reasons considerable study due to the total between 20 and 23 per cent steel consumers see nothing but technical language and the great of total steel output when all pro chaos ahead in the steel market number of people involved grams are in full swing prob They also explain why controls over steel distribution must inevitably move In the direction Branch Postoffice of a controlled materials plan. "While most attention is being Robbed In Salt Lake focused on steel distribution, the In SALT LAKE CITY, Nov. 4 (U.R) men who make steel Iave been Safecrackers broke into the 5-pouring a few records of their A, south Salt Lake branch of the own. After setting live consecu U. S. post office Friday night and tive new alltime records for steel IDAHO FALLS, Nov. 4 (U.R) robbed a 700 pound safe of $200 melted in a single week, they in cash and about a dozen regNote to Eldon J. Cunningplanned this week to hold their istered letters. ham, somewhere at sea in Kooperations at 102.5 per cent of Officials said the thieves, whol rean waters: rated capacity. The records for Your draft board says you sustained production are too num punched the dial on the safe and left no fingerprints or other are in Class SA deferred. erous to mention but they add up to a record year of steel output. clues, did not touch a large Cunningham's parents, Mr. amount of small change and and Mrs. George Cunning"Barring unforseen trouble, the steel industry is well on its way ham, Idaho Falls, received stamps in the safe. the notification from the The robbery was discovered ious peacetime high was 88.6 milboard yesterday. They said .this morning by post office emlion ingot tons of steel this year The industry has long dreamed ploye Byron Haslam. He said the their son has been in the of a 90 million ton year and this floor was strewn with coins. Pacific theater since August, is it, provided good luck holds Police said "it was a profeswhen he was called from the kind out. Highest previous produc sional job the naval reserve. and obviously was premeditated tion was 89.6 million tons during aince the job indicates experience Carson City, Nev., with less the wartime year of 1944. Prev and care; there are no clues." than 2500 inhabitants, is the ious peacetime high was 88.6 mil smallest state capital in the lion tons in 1948. Last year's out United States. put totaled 77.8 million tons." NEW YORK, Nov. 4 (Spe- The magazine Iron Age, cial) authoritative steel industry trade publication, again predicts in its current issue that steel workers will tnnn be eranted "174 to 18 UTAH FROVO. n ng Are Completed . steel-worke- - Sailor Finds Out Too Late He's ... ' .:. t f v - -- 4 V' " ' V )i REMIT rS fax-K- '. " . X ' v m X. 'NBA Ttlepkf, FOR BUDDIES A total of 73 blood transfusions bave APPEALS . 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Bird, Mapleton city New York City contains more councilman in charge of roads, than 5250 miles of streets, of and George Murray, Mapleton which about S290 miles are paved. councilman, visited Utah county commission Friday to report that Cona Mapleton road project and MEET MISS SMITH water line project have been stance Smith, new screen queen, la opposing Hollywood bigwigs completed. During the summer, 3Vt miles who want to change her name. of roads In and near Mapleton Battling for the honor of 1,500.-00- 0 have been surfaced: IVt miles by Smiths, Miss Smith Intends to remain Miss Smith. Mapleton city, one mile by Utah county, one mile by Utah state. Yes, at the Utah Finance State road crews will seal the state's part of the road this week Deadline for Mailing Company you can get th Jack Canto, councilman, has been in charge of the water pro- Christmas Packages cash you need fast yet you h ject in which a mile of tofour-incOverseas Set Nov. 15 the pipe' has been added Post office officials have re repay it the convenient, easy present water system. Mr. Canto minded postal patrons that Nov is chairman of the water 15 is the deadline for mailing all way. packages overseas and that par cels should be mailed as soon as You can borrow up to $2000 possible before then. STILL AFLOAT without delay. Come in or This," officials said, "is a BOSTON (U.R) Superstitious old salts believe a ship is due for mail effort to move Christmas early." phone 3413. an unlucky career if anything "mail facilitate the To early" How Its at goes wrong launching. by postal authorities, a ever the launching of the u. s. campaign KEN HOUSTON, of four radio programs is series had to be frigate Constitution 1797 over net the scheduled Mutual Manager because postponed twice in called "Washington it stuck on the ways. Yet it had a work to be Reports." On a broadcast to origglorious career as "Old Iron inate for the nation's capital Sunsides" and is still afloat at Boston day at 2:45 p. m. Postmaster Gennavy yard. eral Jesse M. Donaldson will par1 A good shearer can shear up to ticipate. Other programs, all dramatic 200 sneep a day, according to the are scheduled documentaries, Encyclopedia Britannica. Nov. 10, Dec S and Dec. 17. Low Cost old-ga- 'f f $200. - T,v j Deferred 1:1' - . Mapleton Road, Water Projects "So-call- ed steel-maki- 5,950 NOVEMBER UTAH, - SUNDAY. COUNTY. - Property damage only resulted Thursday noon when cars driven by John T. Loutensock, 21, 1026 W. Center, and Jeff Wilson Nichols, Jr., 24, 638 N. 10th W. collided at Fifth North and University avenue. According to police officers who Investigated, both cars were traveling south on University avenue when one collided with the rear end of the other car. Property damage is estimated at l1 a, and Grinds Juices Electrically Mixes Reply to Trick Questions and False Inferences if 7 I Recently in the Provo Daily Herald there appeared an advertisement over the name of the Republican County Chairman Mr. H. C. Vance which by insinuation and inference sought to discredit Sheriff Theron S. Hall and County Attorney Arnold Roylance. We will answer the charges in the order in which they appeared. kfS7 rssr-- FIRST THE CASE OF THE STATE OF UTAH vs. RALPH 'DICK' CHAPPLE. y Upon information supplied by a Provo Republican lawyer to the County Attorney, a complaint was "issued charging Mr. Chappie with a crime. A warrent of arrest was issued and given to Sheriff Hall for service upon Mr. Chappie. Mr. Roylance, as is his practice, presented the evidence fairly and conscientiously. The Court heard the evidence of the State and the Defendant and took the matter under advisement. After careful study and consideration the Judge, determined that there was not sufficient evidence to bind the defendant over t6 the district court. c V't'v Bssaea - " MADE BY MR. 4 - He is a former inmate of San Quentin Prison and the man who shot and killed an Indian in Spanish Fork Canyon and for this offense was confined in the Utah County Jail. "r'f,"v: r Surely the voters of Utah County must know that the record of Theron S. 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West Center Street. Prove. UUh ta DOKMETIR Mix Picas fa sn tha at 7 GUM tanrhaan S and mt WU SJS.tS. sal arlra W ald la fan. anwit aa fl a waak bbUI ' SCHUBACH 11 ALI-IIM- San-Co- ld 18-Ft- ae frlcnS-wlnn4- ' iif PRINT Heme mUT A44fm at Yew Phaae (Pd. Pol. ad by Dallas H. Young Democratic County Chairman.) i tin 3-i- Mr. Vance by his loaded questions infers that Sheriff Hall objected to an investigation of conditions at the Utah County Jail when Mr. Wilson asked for it. If Mr. Vance would read the record he would know that Sheriff Hall did not object to ah investigation but in fact asked that one be made. m m ' LEE R. WILSON Who is this LEE R. WILSON whose testimony Mr. Vance adopts in an effort to impugn the honesty and integrity of Sheriff Hall and County Attorney Roylance? mm : Sheriff Theron S. Hall had nothing whatsoever to do with the investigation, the issuance of the Complaint, or the prosecution, except that the warrant of arrest, after issuance by the City Court, wis served by him upon Mr. Chappie as required by law. SECOND THE CHARGES AGAINST SHERIFF HALL. 7 tit ..,w ft XL- LTHEIAXER, - i "f I t x ! ... N. S4oal Aa4.He; |