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Show DESERET NEWS Salt Lake City, Fa ge 8 THE IXtah -- Tuesday, Angnst IT, 1943 ' Women's Unit Of Union Plans Home Entertainment Utah Dealers See No Need For Further Gasoline Ration Cut s executive board of the Womens Auxiliary of the International Association of Street Electric Railway and Motor Coach Employes will be entertained this evening at the home of Mrs. The Conditions, However, May Change Overnight According To Concensus Of Opinion , ' Further reduction in gasoline rationing in the Rocky Mountain region is definitely unnecessary, according to Utah dealers, is was shown in a survey made today, but changing conditions could make a reduction necessary overnight.- The suiwey followed tUe re- Company, gave it as his opinion that no reduction In gasoline rationing is necessary.' We get our supplies from the Wasatch Oil Refining Company, he said, and as I understand it, there is plenty. We ourselves1 have a sufficient stock to carry on for two to three weeks. cent broadcast by Chester Bowles, general manager of the Office of in which Price Administration, he said that the Rocky Mountain area would not be overlooked in Labor realizes that as long as a possible extension west of furFascism exists anywhere it is a ther gasoline rationing knife at the heart of democracy, Edward S. Holt, vice president stated Allan S. Haywood, ice Of the Utah Oil Refining Comof the Congress of Inpresident the 'this that pany, said morning dustrial Organizations and nationnecessity for such fuithn cur- - al dim tor of union oigamzations, tailment oLgdsolme jwoulddein lus address Mondav before on demands from the War local-CIleaders at their made ho said, whidi, epartment, 21 E. 1st So St. constant rails ..,1 his company it is label's pledge to Ft psi- for oil a. id . An increase in these demands Stick-Pi- n Stolen might make further rationing necessary o erniglit,1 Mr. Jdolt pointof Uip Wilsom HoR. P. Jensen However, I rio not coned out. to police that tel reported today tailment necessary sider such cui a diamond stickpin which he was locally at tile moment, unless further conservation of rubber arid wearing was taken from him yescars demands it., X terday morning as he was dozing F. H. Bennion, general manin the lobby of the hotel. ager of the Bennion Oil Products Delbert A. Eddy, manager e the Beck St. branch of the Cove Gas and Oil Company said ths his firm has a large store, of gasoline. approaching 75,000 gallons, good for about six weeks. L. S. Hanicker, local general manager of Shell Oil Company, Inc., said that in this area his v tw'o to three npany has from ,'ek supplies. 'Washington will have to to giv farmers and war workers tne same mileage, regardless of the value of the gasoline con-Inu- declared James D Moyle, sales manager for the Wasatch Oil Refining Company. coupons," Labor Leader Pledges Full Support To President the four-daconference which began Monday. The association voted not to To Peach Meeting have a convention for the duration, so members of the executive Vere L. Marti-neaCounty Agent board are meeting to take care of by directors accompanied Will Hold Outing business matters. of the Salt Lake Horticultural Members have come from- all will leave for Ogden toFifty employes of the Geological Survey, Department of the over the nation to go over the morrow to attend the state peach consider the new educagrowers meeting called by the Interior, with their wives and tional program and insurance. State Horticultural Society. husbands will meet for their anProblems of labor in connection (Tomorrow evening the women the men at the with harvesting of the peach crop nual party Monday at the cabin will meet Labor Temple, 141 2nd E. St. and also discussion of prices for of Ralf R. Wooley in MilJ Creek. the business meeting, the peaches w'ill highlight the Following Canyon. group w'ill be the special meeting. There Is sufficient gasoline In the Rocky Mountain and Pacific areas to make it definitely unnecessary to cut down on rationing. In his broadcast, Mr. Bowles said that it looks as though our reserve stocks on the West Coast and in the Rockies ate sufficient to carry us along at the present rate, at least for the time being. The situation, he said, is at present being studied by Secretary of Mr. Haywood also attacked the Interior Ickes. Roosevelt, he continued, that we keep producing to the John L. Lewis as a traitor to fullest of our ability until vic- the CIO and to organized labor. He called on Congress to quit suptory is won, and that him in only making peace knifing the president in the port 1. on the unconditional surrendch back. we have true democratic cn. If at Casablanca." . made pledge He attacked the operation we cap and will make bill, because it would be an our country all that 'our intended it to be. act to legalize strikes. , dent y w-- GRAND CENTRAL Smlth-Connal-l- y fore-fathe- (tr, SHOWS YOU HOW tyiiQtilb frmi$ TO Fair To Increase Display Space Extension of the mezzanine around the coliseum at the Utah State Fair Grounds to pinwde additional space foe exhibit, of manufacturers dining the forthall coming exposition, Sept. 4 to !) Announcement of the alterations came from David H. Thomas, president of the Utah State Fair Association and director In charge of displays in the department of manufacturing. Entries in this department are Coming in at a satisfactory rate, guests of the Teamsters Union at a special open house, marking the completion of their new building. David D. Brlmhail, 1434 McClelland Ave., as a special feature of FOODS WITH THESE said Thomas Besides presenting the usual exhibits of the fair this year will stress tali s place in wartime Mr PRICES EFFECTIVE WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY .IS man-ufactui- 1 production. PORK & BEANS Mr. Thomas that explained to tiophies will be awarded booths as follows: the most artisthe tic, the most educational, most noval and the most effec- tive. Manufacturers this year wull build their displays in harmony with the expositions theme; Production for Victory. AWAM.S .V SOY BEANS Qwfisfcfk WsM 2'4 CANS. NO. 18 POINTS CAN. RICH IN PROTEIN 2 POINT FREE BROWN RICE 2 LB. BAG 1 LB. .PEG. 15c QUAKER OATS 23c 21c 31c SALTIRE WAFERS 25c PEiyiUT BUTTER .V.. 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No. 2 hi Pineapple Jc. VINEGAR .... 33 1 Ear No 2 Con T RP v U 13c PorkSteaksi". - Cut Groan No. 2 Can Asparagus CAULIFLOWER S LEMONS Monl W 22c Loto S6dl1$ ATLAS LIDS Can Cocktail"- Pca$Del -- M 46-0- 00 "IKn ryiUP 79c BLUE SQUARE CR SO. ITH EAST 51 SOUTH MAIN 422 NO. 2ND WEST 41 EAST 2ND SO. 41. EAST SRD SOUTH 75 FlGT 4TH SO. SO. 15TH EAST SUGARHOUSE - 1435 SOUTH STATE 50 SOUTH MAIN MURRAY TOOELE 01 SOUTH STATE ISO STEWING A-- 1 BISCUIT FLOUR HENS Lg. Pkg. (No Points) 32c Pound OPEN UNTIL 10 P. M. WEEK DAYS AND UNTIL 11 P. M. SATURDAYS 39c |