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Show 9"W mimirnmwmmmmm9'm'9 On The Home Front. Reclamation Plans Given" Electric Irons To Be Made Program Ifrawn Up To Meet Home Need By James Marlow'-an- Ceorjre d Zielks WASHINGTON A pro- (AP) government program to start ducing electric irons has been drawn up and now needs only the signal. , Recent surveys by the Office of Civilian Requirements show American housewives consider electric irons ,one of the war-shoitems ; they need most. Manufacture of them was stopped after Pearl Harbor because some materials which went nto them were critically short. The program prepared by OCR, part of the , War Production d rt -- 4. Board, requires approval by the WPB requirements committee before manufacture can start. This is how the program shapes ups The irons will not appear in the nations stores before the second quarter of 1944 Estimated need for them is 6,600,000. Only a Input d jthat numbee. will be made if the program is carried out in full. To help make up the gap between the number of irons needed and the number planned there will be a vigorous campaign for the rphaftilitation of burnt-ou- t irons now idle in American one-thir- homes. Nine out., of ten bumt-ou- t irons, it was estimated at OCR, can be rehabilitated. The wire made of copper and other metals which is used in Farmer Run Over Twice. By Tractor the irons heating element was MICHIGAN CITY, Ind gravely short once, isnt now. (AP) There will be no rationing, as y Solner, farmer, Purchase of the new irons lay in a field seriously Injured for such. almost four hours yesterday aft- can be made two ways: A houset iron er he was run over by a tractor wife trades, in a burnt-oiiwill twice after he had cranked it or, lacking such a trade-in- , have to prove real need for a while in gear. Solner was knocked down after new one. trade-in- s The burnt-ou- t will be he cranked the machine, fracturand resold by dealers ing his left hip. He lay on the repaired and distributors. ground as the tractor, guided, by an automatic steering device, - This is the word at OCR: L There are enough wood and Circled the field He was unable m the hands to move from the path of the coal heating stoves of manufacturers now to meet all , machine and it passed over him essential needs. All anyone needs a second time lacerating his right do is certify the need to the loside. OPA cal rationing board. As the tractor rolled on and Any bottlenecks in getting the bore down on him the third time, stoves into the hands of those Solner dragged himself clear, The them probably will be machine continued to circle the needing field until its fuel was exhausted. cleared up shortly. Solner was found by Ms, wife who came to cal) him to rbport for his night Job in a war plant. ; Jap Suicide' Flier Reported No More Nazi, Jap Romance Probes Concluded TRINIDAD, Colo Food Holds First Place During War (INS) halted their 'grilling todav of five Japanese girls questioned about "petting parties" with Nazi war prisoners on a farm near Trinidad. The FBI agents gave no indications whether charges would be filed "Our questioning, for the moment, has stopped but it may be resumed, ,f said a spokesman for the FBI. Grilling of the Japanese girls atarted two days ago Upon their release, the girls Were permitted to return to their farm lobs . Meanwhile Mai W. L. Wolcott, chief of the prisoner of war branch of the Seventh Service Command at Omaha, Neb , arrived in Colorado and surmised some farm contractor had been "lax in allowing prisoners and free laborers to mingle in violation of LOS ANGELES Col. (AP) Don P. Hall, leader of the bombing raid on Wewak, says we dont hear of any Jap suicide pilots anymore." The "aggressive boys have SITTING ON THE BIG INCH PIPELINE Secretary of Interior Harold L. Ickes sits on a papier mache Big Inch pipe-lin- a with a pick and shovel at luncheon of the Circus Saints and Sinners, in whichihfe was given a life membership and new title ot Chief Oiler Tor The Curmudgeon Oil Corp. James J. Walker (standing) former mayor of New York, was master of ceremonies. (AP Wirephoto) Women Want Voice Peace In about disappeared, the Congress Group Claims Post-W- ar Duty Corpus Christi, Tex,, flier told In terms of Jo who mothers think By Thompson North American aviation workthe next generation, those womWASHINGTON The (AP) ers. They're getting weary of women of the United Nations en who have had a hand in war and those Interested 'in our boys and more than once want and tv ill insist upon a industry will "demand a our pilots have turned a pursu- voice in the making of the post- government, voice in shaping the postwar women of war members world, back by simply ing Jap pilot w orld Congress agreed in concert to-' flicking the red lights in the dav. Mrs. Luce observed in an intail cone to make the Jap think Madame Chiang Not one woman got ns Into terview that "will have a place at fire. it vas machine-guClare this mess said Rep if the not table, peace actually, Lure Hall said United Nations air Boothe but surely (RConn), in spirit forces are defeating the Japs The Russian women, who have in the New Guinea New Britain plajed a major role in their 1. to area by a margin of t country's defense, will have a powerful influence over the are gettmg planes and Mai. Wolcott gave his assurance 'We peace conference, savs Rep. Bolthat "everything necessary is be- equipment now but we'll need ton (ROhio) CHICAGO inA 20 day (AP) lots of it. Morale of our forces ing done. Eleanor Roosevelt will certainof gambling and its The Trinidad scandal broke is 100 per cent higher than it vestigation ly be there, if only In a report-oria- l Ramifications by a Cook Counwhen "spooning snapshots" show- was a capacity, Mrs. Luce added. year ago when We scarce- ty grand jury has halted opering the Japanese girls kissing All the congresswomen, stress, ations of estiand embracing the Nazis were ly had anything to oppose the mated 700most of the citys handbooks, the Chi- however, that women must earn found upon a Nazi escapee when Japs. Thats why its a different the right to be represented, by cago Crime Commission's direcM. N. story. Las in Vegas, captured On the Wewak raid, for in- tor disclosed today. Other forms taking more Interest in governThe Nazis involved in the petwe of, commercialized gambling also mental affairs ting parties had been released stance, our cameras showed Mrs. Bolton suggested that the were reported at a standstill under military guard from the destroy ed 206 out onof 225 Jap Virgil W. Peterson, operating fields of education and health the air Trinidad war prisoner camp to a planes' lined up director of the crime commis- were ideal vehicles for women strips. farm near Trinidad. sion asserted he had never seen participation. Women generally seem-t- o gambling places "shut as tight as and said it know more about such subjects, they are today, tv hat can be done she said, and men just naturaldemonstrates other daw ly turn to them when these whery the- - poliee-a- nd are raised. detera subiects enforcing officials make Era The congresswomen also point mined effort to enforce the gamEngineer Has Idea For to the nurses, Waves, Wacs and laws solution to the problem of cheap, bling Okla (AP) STILLWATER, The inquiry by the jurors Into Spars, who have a hand in the Come down to earth for postwar efficient housing. and Its attendant mur-dej-- s war effort and will expect to Kirkham spent $887 for his gambling have a voice in the peace. advises Civil Engineer has resulted in the suspenhouses, "Women generally are against sion of four Chicago district poJohn Edwafd Klrkham, who built house, complete w ith all the- trimlamings, and he believes a day his out of soil. lice captains and several lower war, much more so than men borer can buy a $50 lot and rank officers. because of their inclination to , years ago Klrkham, Mrs Luce comA. and M. build a home without going Into Oklahoma compromise. mented. some debt. They 4hihk-of their College professor, dug son and children and the next Kirkham mixes the dirt with Fewer Passenger promising dirt and built himself generation more than men do. a house. ordinary cement to form buildThe The WASHINGTON (AP) representation at the peace earthen ing blocks which he says are Office Today that of Price Administration table will be in proportion to house stands as good as new, durable, impervious to rain, heat made grocery, laundry, bakery the women at home interested and Klrkham points to it as a and cold and not at all bothered and some other commercial in the peace plans. If women by wartime priorities. trucks for used passenger stav in industry and take a eligible . He an attractive applied ackeener interest in government, ore now equipped wall coating to his tires and announced that the tion "may make it impossible for as they should, they will demand home, and perfected a fine floor. to furnish complete obof a voice In shaping the postwar passenger cars to operators Its dirt, too. . fire and casualty coverage world a tain used cars. No, Fancy machinery? on Automobiles, Dwellings, wooden plow, a wooden sledge, a few other homemade tools and Furniture and Personal Beare formula the correct mixing longings. inall anyone needs, Klrkham , ( Our representative will be glad sists. more Kirkham says a little to call and explain our lower Hj makes cement in the recipe cost Insurance. blocks harder than concrete, and Commercial Investment Co. that may bring about a new use for his adobe-llk- e housing O. just Kai-she- k I Chicago Closes s Gambling Places Built Qf Dirt - - - A Fine House, Too - Postwar - -- Ttres Vaughn JUDGE Young, BLDG.-m.- --3 Mgr. NON-PARTISA- boon evident that a hearing aid ALONE 1 not enough. Improved hearing in not a matter merely ol putting on a hearing aid, but ol CHEYENNE, Wyo ( AP) War changes even Halloween pranks. A' group of school children-wi- ll ask for handouts but instead of food or candy they want tin cans, kitchen fats and other materials to turn over to salvage authorities. ... WATCH Repair Optical NORMAN BERNDT 303 SCOTT BLDG. 168 " ,. cally. "Our national fate Is at stake The stake Is too high to risk all on one man. The convention is still months away. Hence the plan to acquaint the public with the merits of these men. both of whom are at the peak of influence in their respective fields. Schaefer said the organization also wras mailing out biographical pamphlets of MacArthur and Bricker with stickers bearing of the two men and a portraitsabove "We need them slogan Let's draft em. Job, But's In ArmyTl ' FORT LOGAN, 'Colo (INS) It was Mr. Irving Gold, civilian instructor in the Army Air Forcr clerical school at Fort Logan, until a summons from Uncle Sam ar-- . rived. Now It's Private Gold, GI Instructor. Gold gave his occupation as a' teacher and was assigned back to the school at his old job His old salary $2,600 a year. His new salary-- ? 50 a month "and n keep ATTENTION CITIZENS OF SOUTH SALT LAKE "Actions speak louder than wjds. Our taxes have purchased prtomises for the last four years. We favor post war projects to benefit the community and our returning soldiers. We fovor cuVrent projects obtainable now, such os recreation facilities and swimming pool for our children; water supply and fire department. If you feel as we do, vote for following ticket. For President of Town Board: . MERRILL J. EVERETT For Town Board Members: . 0. J. B. BROWN HARRY CHAMBERS THAYNE ACORD LESLIE C. BECKSTEAD Election Date:. 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What We Do J Advertising Agency Service, Printing, Book Binding ArtWork, Illustrations, Color Printing, Machine Ruling, , - ' Book Publishing, etc., etc. 4. - As Stevens amLLis INCORPORATED for PLATT ELMSFORDNEV YORK SONOTONE OF SALT LAKE CITY 8 nom-inatlo- SOUTH MAIN half-millio- n Ray M. Sailors, Manager. and--Insi- de Completely manned by a virile, and thoroughly trained personnel, the Stevens & Wallis, Inc. organization of Advertising and Printing specialists is ready to serve all business firms today and in the crucial days just ahead. Soldering finance. has always recognized a vital responsibility that goes lar beyond the mere sale oi an in- 1119 Boston Building. head-quarte- during War Days and in the Post-Wa- r Reconstruction Period Clock Repairing DEAN BABBITT , President SONOTONE CORPORATION (AP) al SONOTONE SlacrIy your. PATERSON,- - Statesmen of - the Democrat ST Party says . Wendell Wlllkie, "have practiced appeasement with the forces of reaction and Fascism all pver the earth, and at home the partys actions belie Its ad- vocacy of freedom and liberalism! In theJBouth, the 1940 presi- -' dential candidate told a Repub-lican rally last night, the opposl tion party "is content to abridge ALLIED HEADQUARTERS, the freedom of millions of voters Southwest Pacifte-j4P)-- rA . . . Here In the North, and espress officer at Allied pecially- here in New Jersey, it today declined to pre-aerelies for its strength on, reacto Gen. Douglas MacArthur political machines which tionary press dispatches quoting Lanare a national scandal. ' . sing Hojt, , Wisconsin state , Urging election of Walter E. chairman of the MacArthur-for-presiden- t Edge, GOP candidate for Goverchib, as saving: Cernor, Wlllkie assaijed the organtain prominent Republicans ization of Mayor Frank Hague of naIf know that the Republican City, powerful Democratic Jersey tional convention nominates leader who is backing Mayor VinGeneral Mac Arthur, the general cent of Newark, th? will accept." partys nominee for governor. "If we want free government, fluential Republicans from the here In America," Wlllkie de- -, Why dared, we must use the method headquarters Is entitled Two. Candidates?'' it of freedom not of Frank Hague's sdv'f machine. "Douglas MacArthur and John a Demo-- ,' Wlllkie, W. Bricker can and should be cratic chargeanswering that Edge had been moldai into suitable candidates an "appeaser when ambassador fop the Republican presidential to France, said Democratic statesnomination in 1944, men had practiced appeasement "Let developments' up to the with . . . Japan, with with of time the convention control Franco, with the kingVichy, of Italy one most the seleotton of the indeed, with almost everyona available at that time for the who has ever offered them ah In the meantime consider to appease. , them evenly, and constantly as- opportunity them sociate together politiHe Has Some Old -- Streamlined to Serve Business ' Fronds Platt, native Salt Laker, has 12 years experience as deputy city auditor behind him. Hit has been an exceptional record of munici-p- caretuf, experienced fitting te etart with el sympathetic heartfelt understanding oi the perianal . problem involved , . . oi wise, considerate guidance during the difficult days of readjustment . . and ol unflagging attention to make euro that hearing Is war-tim- e strument. Increasing i people's impairment hsaring sow accentuates that responsible,! ity. And in the name oi the hundreds oi sincere and dsvotsd men and Woman In SONOTONE S 14 offices I accept the increased opportunity for service to our nation , and nnow our pledge oi making every possible effort to Insure that each SONOTONE wearer gets the best, dearest and meet dependable hearing that present-day science can give, J with Wendell L. Wlllkie and who accept the statement of Governor Thomas E. Dewey (of New York) that he is not a candidate for vthe nomination. Schaefer said no chairman had yet been chosen to head the organization, which he added was being formed without consulting either MacArthur or Bricker. A pamphlet being mailed to in- - Willkie Raps1 Appeasement N. J. Practical Pranks : job to those with Impaired hearing. their families, friends and employers 1 Is significant that National Hooting Weak fhli roar eomo on tho 10th Annlvonary o( SONO-TONE'- S conception e( pononalliod lespenelbUltr in dealing with tho hard ol hooting public. During thooo 10 y art ol SONO-- , TONE'S acknowledged leader hip there hae been a great change In ol tho America! undemanding problems Involved In the loee at Eovolutlonary advance hearing. Is the deelgn and In the Individual-be- d fitting ol hearing aide, many at them originating In tho SONO-TON- E re.eatch lahoratorlee, have to aeeurod improved hooting many, many morn .people titan ever belor. T that latthlul army" el men and women who, ae SONOTONE consultants, have devoted their every waking keur to tho aaeietaneo ol tho hard el hearing, it han long To Fight Willkio off-ye- one-cro- p for a Pledge of Faith 1 Saturday, October 30, 1943 Page 3, to-d- His dream- - fine, modem roads Paved with dirt,. l A Prganizafion Forms two-vea- A NON - PARTISAN CANDIDATE blocks. 6791- City, Utah MacArthur Or Bricker Proposed e WE 515 Sail Dak n mols-ture-pro- 4 DESERET NEWS NEW YORK (AP) A national organisation with avowed hopes (AV Greater of drafting either General DougDENVER became las MacArthur or Governor John food of today production W. Bricker of Ohio for the 1944 17 recof the aim Immediate the Republican presidential nomination has opened headquarters lamation states of the West out cam Power, flood control and navi- here and started mailing literature. . paign in second must take place gation John A. Schaefer, manager of the consideration of reclamation the headquarters, opeqed yesterprojects until the war emergency day, declared it is purely a voluntary movement among Repubis ended. who do not see eye to eye That was the declaration of O. licans S. Warden of Great Vails, Mont RecCrawls Five Miles prclent of the National lamation Association, as the orAfter Leg Is Broken ganization closed its annual conCANON CITY, Cola (AP) vention yesterday. It was either crawl or freeze His statement followed adoption of a policy resolution stat- to death, so I crawled, Those words epitomize the ing, Irrigation needs shall, at all limes paVamount to the courage and practicality of Green, 35. a ranchwoman other reclamation purposes in order to meet wartime food re- who turned cowgirl when her quirements for America and her two cowhands went 150to war. head of allies. Riding herd on But looking beyond immedicattle, she came to a gate. H horse suddenly shied and threw ate necessities, Warden said, fall broke one' of her the association Is aiming at a her. The , legs. ' postwar conShe crawled, five miles over struction' program which wiil cactus and rough range country provide jobs for soldiers and deto her cabin, then drove her aumobilized industrial workers. The convention also passed a tomobile 35 miles to a hospital -resolution calling for an amend- in Canon City, ment to the sugar act to permit Although her swollen legs and domestic producers to supply half lacerated hands disputed - her the sugar consumed by the na- words. Miss Green commented: "There wasnt anything brave tion. "Sugar wlll become a great about it. It was either crawl or staple product in 20 states, employing thousands of additional freeze to death, so I crawled. people without additional cost to You can do a lot of things when the consumer if allowed to ex- your life depends on it. Now recovering from her orpand, the resolution said. Another resolution asked that deal of Wednesday, she recalled the present committee of the as- that "the ride In the car was sociation on the preservation of ok, except I nearly ' passed out state water law be continued, twice when I hadto get out to and urged that legislation . be open the range fence gates. "Im not the fainting kind, I drawn up calling for limitation of- - federal guess. jurisdiction of streams. Warden said the association Bitterness Marks would also urge legislation which will provide unity of Detroit Campaign purpose of conflicts among the federal construction agencies DETROIT (AP) One of the the Corps of Army Engineers, most acrimonious mayoralty Bureau of Reclamation end Dein DetroitS political campaigns partment of Agriculture." neared close its history today Earlier Douglas Scalley of Salt with two candidates nominated Lake City, president of the Unit- on ballots lashing ed States Sugar Beet 'Association, out vigorously at each others blamed a 40 per cent decrease in ability to handle the $15,000-a-yea- r this years crop on the governjob. ment subsidy program, and critiSeeking election for a third r cized investment of American capterm next Tuesday Is Deital m and foreign coun- Edward Jeffries, troit born Incumbent whose habtry sugar production. "This year 26 beet factories are it of piling up substantial marcompletely idle, despite the fact gins was upset ih the recent prithat we are at war, that sugar mary. Opposing him is Frank native of is being rationed and that much FitzGerald, more sugar is needed for our Holyoke, Mass , law professor armed forces and for lend lease and circuit court commissioner to Britons and Russians, Seal-le- v who Is endorsed by a number' of organizations that heretofore declared supported Jeffries, Scalley said that the beet inThe very bitterness of the dustry in this country has been cited by political developed with a good standard of campaign wa to bring out an living and has had to compete experts as likely vote for an unusually heavy with areas where the election possibly as high system has been attended by a as 400,000. low standard of living. five-roo- vast THE $ "8-- 1 (Paid Political Advertisement by H. T. Stewart) i . A? 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