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Show - JE DESERETXEWS Salt Lake City, Utah Thursday, August 3,1943 Promotions Granted Utahns Wool Ceiling Denounced t Growers Protest They Are Losing Money Protests of wool growers that as the yardstick, Mb. Hooper On Advancements, New Assignments said. Armed Services they are iossing money because Growers who have asked for federal of of the How-arect plan purchase "school KL Knox, Army; son of Mrs. Eva C. reappraisals in' some instances Utahns -- Jiae ing armoi The following Comof 1943 the of Pleasant Grove. Kv ; son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles have found a difference of as clipithrough the been promoted to higher ranks Welch of Midvalec ERICKSON, Harold R. Motor modity Credit Corporation were much as two and a half to three ' subS. U. L according Aviation Machinist mate, in the armed forces, Navy; Howard,' Wilfprd reiterated today by James A. per cent shrinkage and a differof over three cents ence in to cjispatcbes reaching Salt Lake cadet, .U. S. Armv Atr forces, marine chaser training center, secretary-manage- r of the between price Murrav attended Hooper, attended Miami, Fla.; tationecl in Florida, the first figure and the today. and School Trad4 School; Pleasant Grove Utah Wool Growers Association. reappraisal. High High Murray a DThis indicates BRIGGS, School; formerly employe Utah brother. Charles L Pharmacists "In many cases growers have weakness "in the system of valavid F Comof son Auto Mrs. Harold S. U Marines, brother, Parts; mate, secreceived anpraisals as much as uation of wool. missioned U. S. O. Erickson of Murray. ond lieutenant, Thomas I,., staff sergeant, eight cents below the value of "The general feeling among their 1942 clip and they cannot the growers is that the governU. S. Army, Ft. agree that these values were ar- ment purchase plan would work (Sill. Okla,; now rive at with the same considera- out satisfactorily fo the consumstationed Camp tion according to grade staple and er, the mill and the grower if Roberts, Calif, emcondition applied to the ceiling the ceiling values were applied Drawn With formerly City Rronott ploye prices set up by the government on the same basis as last year. Glass and Paint Thc City Commission today di-- l Evans of the Road Commission son was received by the City Comcc ted Company; the legal departTrail ment to begincitys of Mis diafting a tenta- mission today, informing thp lat9 of U Firiggs tive conti act between the city ter group that everything is in Print et on Ave readiness to proceed with the Interim and the State Road Commission Frr-i JONES, Ceilings Effective Aug. 10 under. which the Road Commis- projeef as soon as a foimal conCo m- - sion ron R trafand is tract will drawn the up approved revise city's 'miss -loned rn- - fic semaphore Tights to make by both parties. The letter was Producers of northern hard- - retailers is under w ay and the S NavEnslgn Jones sipn wood and softwood lumber have new ceilings will hold true until them all opeiale on a unified leferred to the legal department al Resei e. Cor sv stem to b'egin draft- been permitted to increase basic then. with instructions pus Christi, Tex attended Hi Only 18 per cent of the namill lumber prices 10 per cent, Their aie now six different ing such a contract. retail lumber x ards are not tions Young Universit, membei of traffic svstPins light operation with certain exceptions, an Asso- under the ceilings. This includes of in Salt Lake followPhi fatetnih. son Delta Recently, ciated Tress dispatch reported the northwestern states, WisconPreal Michie Jones of Provo ing s ibmission of a lepoit from sin, upper and the Michigan coma special joint investigating Others mentioned In thfc riis South. will be fixed Ceilings The OPA has also fixed "interthe State Road Commismittee, areas these OPA the soon, To Be Given At USO im ceilings for six more areas, upon patches vvete. sion nffpied to pay the estimatW Aviation reported. Loi in CREER the ed SI 3 000 cost changing States, Mai king the lG4th bilthday of Including the Mountain The areas just given ceilings cadet U. S Naval Receive com- lights to put them all under the 10. The ceilings include, in addition to the mounpleted pnmaiv flight ti anting' Mime sjstem of operation, piovid-iFiancis Scott Key, autljpr of the effective Aug. for distribution yard sales of tain states, the Great Plains area, Naval Air Station, Pasco. Wash , the c it v would guarantee to TSTarSpangled Planner, what aye transfeired Coipus Chuctie, Tex and maintenance softwood lumber, pending the the South Central area, Califorpav upkeep of one to the be finest piomises for advanced flight Raining, nia, Texas and Louisiana. costs iheieattei. drawing up of folk High A lcttei ftom Chan man John Spanish pageants jet produced in Salt ceilings for each area. Agucul-tural Lake bv the USO will be preSchool and Utah State The increase in mill prices was sented Sunday at 8 pm. in the. College; son of Mi and Mrs Folk. L. B. Cieei of Spanish USO Theater, 205 E. 1st So. fet.. to cover the higher lumber wages which Fred M. Vinson, director to which the public is invited BLACK, Sherman R Aviation There vv 111 be a March- - of the of economic stabilization, approveadet. U S Naval Reserve; comCambrian Day Allied Nations, lepiesentatives of ed July 9, the OPA said. pleted pnmaiv flight tiaimng. each nation parading in full cosA revision of lumber ceilings attended Sail Juan High School All Salt Lakers of Welsh an-tume, to music supplied by the and Caibon Tumor College, son v producers, w holesalers and to the fiftieth invited esti aie of 1 ll e of Mr. find Mrs. J ABIack annual Cambrian Dav rrlrhratrrm-tomorio- Ainw.AIr Base hand under Blanding at 7 pm around the command of I.t J. J. Shdnlcv, S with Master Sgt. Emeison G. Hill COTE, Gene pi i ate, handstand in Libei ty Paik. Armv, attending ai moiecf si boot The affair is in cliaige of a' conducting Ft. Knx Kv- son of "Mr anArthur Garth, news commenta committee .consisting of David -- Mrs. Mam ice Cope of Biyte Cantor, is scheduled to deliver an adft Thomasy Hugh C. I rw is. Army Class Ends T Jones. Thomas Howells dress. yon. diR Of 50 Utahns who attended sesis and and John Eldon the latter Pnvale presJames, WELCH, pageantry Continuity rected bv Mis Roy Bittner, with sions of a bomb reconnaissance first class, U. S Ainu, attend- - ident of the organization. the staging furnished bv permis- school, conducted bv the army in Salt Lake, July 12 and 13, 28 sion of the County Commissioners, announces Ken Roth, USO today were qualified and received unector. certificates from Capt. Frederick B. Ehlers of San Francisco, ofPark Programs Sponsored By City ficer in charge. Salt Inkers who qualified were The art of dancing as a means Janice Hoskins, Warren Hoskins, Flank T. Aubrey, R. K. Brown, of using leis ire houis will he LaGon Skinner, Mai jean Noorcla, Albert Bruenmg, O A. CailsSn, demonstiated to audiences of the Jonny Wood, Manlyiv Ford, Mar-lonAbe Clayton, L C. Ctowther, Pvt. Turner Here Shu ley McKean, Rcber, weekly art piogiam of the Citv T F. Collins, Paul K. Evans, Recreation Depaitment to he held Jeanne Stubbs,- - Gerti ide McInof the John J. Ferrin, A. L. Fikstad Pvt. Alfied J. Tinner tonight and tomorrow night at tosh, Connip Dayton, Barbaia Haight, J. Ross 8 30 m the Liberty Park handSandquist, Patsy Jones, Irene U. S Marines, foimerlv an offi Jr. Golden R. C. Jackson, Elmer John-- , stand and the Faumont Paik Hickson, Shaion Fold. Chine cer in the ROTC at West High Greek Theater, tespectivelv. Hansen, Ailene Olson,. Baibaia School,, was home on furlough son. H. Fred Lee. Frank W. The program, presented bv the Halo, Lc Vonne Thompson, Caiol today after spending a year in Mathews, E. S Pierce, L. R. the South Pacific. He is the son Rogers. Clem S Schramm, A. Puil'ington School of Dancing Kafold, Nancy Raub, Jovco Lila Flanagan, Clo Hanof Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Turner Rav Waid, Perry E. West and under the direction of C. G. TurD. E. White. lington, will feature dancers in son, Shirley Lemmon, Luclla Har- of I os Angeles, Calif, who forOther all age gtoups from hahies to vey, Leola Jorgensen, Lucile Pe- merly resided at 1060 Euclid Ave. Utahns qualified as adult professionals, Joseph L. terson, Isabel Wadsworth, Rose Private Turner Is a vpteran ol agents otg. Albert O. Hopkins Marv Wright, Shirley McKean, tattles on Guadalcanal, Christensen, New' and J. W. Horne of Richfield, department superMaiilyn Fold, Renee Anderson, Hebrides, Samoa and New Zea It a E Moss of Bingham, A.. Jay intendent, said Tap, toe, military and ballot Caiol Hale, Lois Hale. Shnlene land He received his boot camp Redd, Monticello: Nephi Thomf son. Bountiful, and Thomas lumbers will he given by the Carter, How aid Joigansen and tiaimng at San Diego, Calif. West nf Tnorlc., following pupilsjMariljn Park, Dottle Stowe. Report - d . I Semaphores To Be Changed State Orders Pact Lumber Price Hike Okehed q- . Pageant d . -- dollars-and-cent- s Army Takes Many Ordnance Workers -- One Out Of Four At Utah Plant Inducted Into Service One man out of every four employed by the Remington Arms Co.- - in operating part, of the firms expanded small arms ammunition program at the Utah Ordnauce" Plant" has -- joined the armed lorces since the war started, according to W. F, H. Matt-- ' " lage, plant manager, Despite this obvious rapid change in personnel,, production has not been impaired, because of an efficient replacement-training program, Lt. Col, Seth Wiard, plant commanding officer for the U. S. Army Ordnance Department, vouchsafed. The khaki and blue had claimed 1,254 Utah Ordnance Plant mala employes ,as of July 30, 1943. More are entering the armed iorces each month, v To accommodate the induction inioads, the percentage of worn-oemployed atrthe plant has perforce steadily risetvfrom an original 20 to 51 per cent. "The Utah unit is one of eight plants operated by the company, and the over-al- l picture as compiled at the Bridgeport, Conn., , main offices shows more t h a h placements have materially 80,000 workers are employed. Of these, 43,500 are men and more than 36 600 are women. In . FOLLOW YOUR DOCTOR'S n n ORDERS His advice is based on a Ills-Uroi study and experience. Instructions annoying should bo followed to tbs Utter lor a spssdy recovery! Wo fill your doctors proscriptions with scientific accuracy. Etta On Study Tour We Ora Bundy, commissioner in the Utah Department of Publicity and Industrial Development and also the director of Utah's water resources, today was enroute to Duchesne and Vernal to make a study of the Uintah Basins water and irrigation problems. filled over a million prescriptions in serving the people ei Salt Lake and vicinity four registered pharmacists. hare ZCMI DRUG STORE m SO. 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This is a ratio of one liable to have child care probto five. . lems that can't be adequately Thus, the Utah Ordnance Plant solved, is well ahead of the national .The personnel replacemen sysaverage military enrollment of tem, which insures steady ammuRemington's w ar ammunition nition output, permits advance makers. scheduling of releases to full seAlthough the manpower re lective service requirements. t MhMtabieiiwMim'dMJiiiimiiiMM&NMiiiMnhsMi |