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Show ? i r Ja 6THE - DESERET -- XEWS - Thursday, March 18, City, Utah SaU-La- ke Landlords Close-DoorTo Mother Of Triplets 1943 CIO Opposes LOS ANGELES, March 18. (AP) In a disheartening house hunt, Mrs. Virginia Punish Plan j two-week- Washburn says she has found landlords who don't want her eg a tenant because she has triplets. . r The way people react, you'd think I had committed some horrible crime, Mrs. Washburn told All Ive newsmen yesterday. . done Is bear triplets." Mrs. .Washburn disclosed she will try for one more week, and If she cant find living quarters In that time she will go to her home In Anaconda, mother Mont. New Way To Stop V GOPPuslics Ruml Tax Plan s- 75 v Absentees Urged 18. WASHINGTON, March , (AP) President R. J. t Thomas of the United Automobile Work ers (CIO) maintained today that any attempt to eliminate absenteeism by punishing. Individual workers would serve only to develop workers resentment and to endanger labor morale." "Compulsion or penalties cannot be- regarded, as any special panaceas to' cure situations arising out of Inadequate planning he and policies, -scontended In a. statement read to the jHouse labor committee. Thomas views were presented Just a day after the House naval committee approved a bill designed to curb absenteeism in war ractories.r The labor committee has coziplalnfed that the naval group is encroaching on its Juris- - ' 1. -- She and the triplets, Oenonths-olboys, came here to Join her husband, Charles Washburn, shipyard worker. The family Is living temporarily with friend, in nearby South Gate. The triplets are named Charles, Charles and Charles but they have different middle names. Mrs. Washburn says she plays no favorites among the babies. If one needs medicine, they all get it; if one needs changing, ditto. There, must be someone who loves children well enough to rent us a place," said the mother. still-hopef- - short-sighte- Farm Deferment Homes Marked Demand Rejected d NEW YORK, March 18. (AP) A United Mine Workers official said totlay that southern soft coal mine' operators at a closed meettngTejecteda unfair ttetnana that miners be paid from time of entry into a mine until time x of departure. . John OLeary of Pittsburgh, UMW vice president, said the owners flatly relected the portal proposal, one of the major Issues being argued at separate joint conferences between the UMW and the southern and northern operators, striving to work out a contract to supplant the one expiring March 31, covering 450,000 mine workers. diction. SWISS SOLDIERS LIVE UP TO TRADITION Neutral Switzerland walks softly but carries The naval committees measure Axis-helterritory, the Swiss Army has been partly mobilized war contractors, a" big- stick. Surrounded would require of the courage and agility demanded of the Swiss war. of this since the essential of Typical beginning seeking deferment by d workers, to furnish se- is the test in which a rookie dives over a fenc e ' made of bayonets. (International) lective service boards with their rewould It records. absenteeism of. Representatives In reference quire employers to keep absentee to the anniversary of the arrival Hero Meets Death records of all workers which of the American general from EL TORO, Calif., March 18. would be open to the labor, dethe. Phllipplne$touke command (AP) First LX Matthew H- - Kenrecombasis as for a partment of Allied forces in the southwest nedy, U. S. Marine Corps flier, mendations on methods for cutCANBERRA, Australia,- - March Pacific. downing lost cause of on down that 18. ting "Douglas had General MacArthur (AP)'GeneraI If three Jap planes at Guadalcanal, manpower. s has MacArthur Australian-borIn been not served a routine and been only but lost his life To meet the problem of abIn masenteeism, Thomas recommended great organizer against .our com- all his life In the Australianmore flight hefe. Participating commissionthe could have done no ' neuvers he marking become the mon has but specifically: enemy fori Australia's -- defense than he ing of a new marine air station, y.. -- Provision of adequate proforce of this nation, has as an American-bory citizen Lt Kennedys plane crashed tection for workers- - health and Inspiring Prime Minister John Curtin said and an officer' of the United In view of approximately safety. ,lthe-prtme-rStates-Ar500 persomr attending the - exer2. elimination of the eon-- today,--- . cises. X Curtin spokO before the House lster Said. fusion, conflict of authority and has Inadequate planning which overtoo often characterized the all war production effort. .' ; 3. The effective functioning of plant and industry menr committees." Suctrromffiit-tee- s will go far to eliminate labor hoarding and inefficiency in war production plants. In addition, the question of disciplining work-- ' era and developing a full consciousness of their responsibility effort -- vis -- one toward e-warwhich may be carried most effectively by the established organl- cation of the workers themselves. Participation upon, an established 'basis of labor organizations in seeking on a plant and community basis'for solutions to the prob4lem of absenteeism, is a matter Jonnl year former A. G. grocery clerk or of cardinal Importance. Sam's Uncle on FlghV livery mam Is new Kerris? you 4. "Further attention' to ' the usacd" while he Is as to "hutlneri do hard It's . Fronts.. of needs in? housing and community ho workers must be given through away. Yoo can help Is the War Eifort by (hopping early Is the cooperative endeavor of labor,week and early la the day. The following A. G. special ar foe with management and govern' thnreday. Friday and Saturday. 5. Special attention must be WEEK-EN- D SALE paid to- - the problems of women workers. : They must be assured Sat. Thurs. assistance in the discharge of their home responsibilities, speMarch 18, 19 and 20 Haes't Scratched Yet cial protection for their health and safety: in the shop, and full V consideration to their needs as ' essential workers In war draft-ag- e Australian Grief Lauds MacArthur x" escaped-Jinscathed-i- n PARKER, S. D., March Yellow paint has spread-o- n 18, been near- - several-- Tu;r (AP) or er County farms where farmers sons or farm laborers deferred from military service are living, Sheriff R. F. Elliott reported today. Nearly a dozen cases have come to the sheriffs attention, he said. ' In some Instances, yellow stripes were painted on fence posts leading from highways to farm yards. In others, large swastikas were painted on oiled roads In'thfr vicinity of the homes of deferred men. ' March WASHINGTON, d 18. House Republicans set (AP) a conference today to mobilize party support beheld the Jtuml for plan to achieve Income taxpayers by skipping a Jax year... . 'Meanwhile, Chairman Dough: ton (D-C.) of the ways and means committee, leading Democratic opponent of any-taabatement, told newspaper men that support behind the Ruml plan is waning as the people begin to understand 1L With President Roosevelt opposed to the Ruml plan antTthe Democratic' leadership aligned behind the ways and means committee bill making optional for any taxpayer who elects to pay off two years taxes within one year. Speaker Rayburn tentatively set next Wednesday for the start of the storm battle on the House floor. ratary of th Treasury told his- press conference today the administration is 100 per cent behind the committees plan. He declined, however, to comment on the possible outcome of the fight in Congress-- . The Democratic leadership decided on four days of general debate, the longest of th -Congress on any issue, and x Mor-genth- au - h saiu " amendments to be presented and voted upon. The Kumi pian waaj L expected to be - offered - on - the no gag rue.' - Burns Factory March ABERDEEN, 18. Wash, A spectacular fire which - (AP) burned with Incandescent bril- liance, punctuated by explosions resembling a gigantic fireworks destroyed a magnesium . plant here last night. Withini half an hour after tha the on first flames broke out ground floor the destruction of wiridowless mala' the building was cdhiplete,- but, for more than two hours- afterward, magnesium continued to flare up like puffs from a giant Roman display, four-etor- -- candle. :; .. 7 floor' as a substitute mittee bill. for the com- 'In any case. It seemed certain that a 20 per cent withholding levy against the taxable portions of pay envelopes and salary checks would become effective July 1, since both tax proposals provide for such "source" - WAKE UP YOUR LIVER BILE And Youll Without Calomel Jug (Ml f Bed ia the Morning Barin t G The Unr iksaU pour out about pints of b3 Juke into pour bowula every day. It thia bite a aot flowing (rwly, your food my ol digest. It may just decay b tha bowili. Tom gas Moats op your stomach. You get conYoa fwl sour? sunk god tha worid stipated. Ituiki punk. If takes thosa good, old Carter's Lfttta Liver Pills to got these piste of bil flo ing freely to make you fei up and up Get a package today. Taka as directed. EfleetHo ia making bfla flow freely. Aw 1lor Carter LitU Ltver FiUa-10a- ad t n Ar-m- y . n , ml- my, labor-manag- s r I can spot it I everyjime -th- ASK 3 cans 22c m. .STRETCHER '' 1 IB. KG. Es Make to manufacturing plants for ex cellence . Jn. war . production will be withheld from organizations falling to show a good employe i attendance record. Excessive absenteeism' among organizations producing war materials wodld disqualify them In securing the E sward or a renewal of .it, a havy statement said. Heretofore recipients of the award were selected primarily on the quantity and quality of their output. Other factors have Included overcoming production maintenance of fair labor Standards, maintenance of steady production, training of ! labor forces, - effective - management, utilization of safety measures and war bond purchases by employes. In adding employer attendance as a measure of qualification the navy said Its production experts had been aware of serious cases Of absenteeism in many sections . of the country even before the start of the war and have been, trying to combat the problems In various ways." Wartime 'Conditions have caused some plants to suffer absenteeism) as great as 15 per cent, considerably greater than the normal peacetime average." the navy- reported. 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It adds refreshment that goes into energy. It is refreshment that tastes good, feels good, is good. Coca-Col-a is made with choicest ingredients put together with a finished art ; ; Post Bran Flakes - 2 lbs. ..".19c March 18. CREOMULSION Co lie or. alio. a. Coca-Col-a thru Navy or Chili (AP) Coast guardsmen and volunteers doggedly continued their search today for two youths and three men missing on Saginaw Bay since Tuesday night. v By airplane and boat, the hunt kept on for John Guyott, 15, and Donald McIntyre, 17, who were trapped on an Ice floe when they tried to bring their fishing shanty to chore, and for three original State Trooper Ralph L. Broullire, Otto van Duke and Virgil Fortin. Creomulslon relieves promptly be cause it goes right to the seat of the trouble to help loosen and expel germ laden phlegm, and aid nature to soothe and heal raw, tender. Inflamed. bronchial mucous membranes. Tell your druggist to sell you a bottle of Creomulslon with the understanding you must like the way lt yulckly allays the cough or you art to have your money back. ; DEANS Five Missing In Storm BAY CITY, ." . Toasties... x ,. U 19c WASHINGTON. . March 18. (AP) The navy announced toE awards day that' army-nav- y " Post Coca-Col- d He will tell you what every 6ki enthusiast knows. Few things can make you thirstier than skiing. The dry cold, the exertion, the altitude dp it. Experienced skiers know that Coca-Col- a is the perfect refresh : X ment after a ski run ' Elmdals Coffee Absenteeism To Cost ' ice-col- 3L -; Old Dutch Cleanser . the ski trooper why he welcomes V )( WALLPAPER r. Seeded or Seedlees . 15 o. Pkg. Ui Point) Pkg. S I B S B I4c B ' clearer: Eenren or Climax - 3 Pkgs. . . . 25c - ' HHJFE "A Package Equal Kibbled a After battling slope and snow, who wouldnt welcome the pause that re-freshet at the end of the trail? Ski trooper do. 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