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Show vm t j To cfoy On The Home Fronf' Heres ABC Of Manpower HEIGHT ABOUT SAME AS NOW Stringent Job Control Plan Explained ROUNDER HEADS AN0 POSSIBLY X Jam? 5IarIoyr Except for farmers who are exAnd George Zielke empt. it applies to almost all of WASHINGTON regardless Here men jobholders, (API and is a question and answer explana age, and to all business tion of the new manpower control industries. It does not apply, to . plan m06t stringent ever Jjied women. Q. What Is its purpose? A To In this country which goes inmakfr. better use nf manpower to. effect nationally July 1. Q. What does priority referral Q. To whom does it apply? A, mean and how-w- fll it work? A. Employers and unipns agree that no worker will be hired into a job unless he has been referred to the employer by the WMCS U. S. Employment Service. -The USES will rerer work appll -cants to a job in the order of the relative Importance of those jobs WASHINGTON (AP)1 ros to- - the war. Thus some plants will1 will recess irr or- - industries get r first pects that Congress two weeks for ' the conventions claim prioi ity on manpower in brightened today as the House an area, depending upon how im banking committee unanimously portant their production fs to the approving a years, extension of war. In one area an airplane i wartime price control, avoided another leigslative battle on the plant might have top priority. be a street issue of outlawing consumer food In another car company badly-i- n need of subsidies motormen. The cflfflmittee compromised r this mean a tie question byt. saying the pres willQ. Does be allowed no choice but ent subsidies on meat, butter and flour may continue, but prohibit must take the first job suggested ed consumer price aid on any by the USES and does it mean an 'other food items. employer must accept every work- One major issue, embodied in a er senL him A. No. Within reasonable limits tnove led by Senator Bankhead USES will try to give workers ) to provide special price the standards for the textile Industry, and employers fieedom of choice, was put into a separate price but always trying to steer worlc control extension measure by the ers into jobs most needing them. Senate banking committee. Rep. to- -Q Are there any exceptions the plan? A. The only time a a ) Brown announced he would seek to insert the Bankhead worker may be referred to a job proposal Into the House bill Cot- that is not essential is when; ton now Is the only major farm He is not needed for an essencommodity selling below partly tial joh in his area; he is not able The Senate and House will de- to accept essential work outside or, there is undue hard- bate separate OPA extension- - tha-arship, special emergency circum- bills next week good cause which for stances - The- - House bill provides an es, pi events his acceptance-o- f these changes: 1. Liberalization of the court sential job. Q Any other exceptions? A procedures under price control WMC's directors there are 12 to erase the limit for chal are empowered to make these ex lenging the legality of an OPA ceptions if they see fit: in es regulation, and permitting such tablishments fewer employing tests at any time. than eight people; ior outlying 2 Rigid restrictions agains OPA forcing changes' in accus communities where the results obtained from the program would tomed business practices not justify the trouble of oper 3. .Jhe president "shall cor it, and, other special cases rect anv gross inequities under ating recommended by the njanagement-labo- r control. now law The says Erice committees. alter such inequities- - . Q. Any penalties for 4. Economic Di Stabilization A. government rector Fred M Vinson would be could cancel theThecontract of a stripped of any further power a employer; over railroad workers by placing deterjobseeker, stubbornly this problem entirely under the mined on a job to which USES railway labor act. refused to refer him, might 5. Provisions are made for in have an extremely tough time dividual administrative adiust any work if all employ, ments on rent ceilings without finding ers in the area comply with the disturbing the overall effects of plan. rent, control. emQ Any other control on House Minority Leader Mat-tiployers? A. In 184 designated of Massachusetts conferred with , seriously short of labor, an the Republican Senate steering areas, employer may be told he will on committee today the possibility have to reduce the number of a recess La23 to from of June He wont have to his bor Day but the senators tnade no fire employes. emany. But as his commitments pending further dis, ployes quit no new present ones will be cussions with Democratic leatjeg sent him until his total Is down Senator Taft (lt-0- r steering to the number required by USES. committee chairman, said it -- is Q. In trying to get-- a worker Imperative that Congress clear to move from one city to another, the OPA extension bill, legislation who'd pay his expenses? A. This on termination of war contracts seems to need 'clarification but the and various appropriation mea answer apparently is either the sures before leaving Washington. worker or the employer. WASHINGTON LEGS Battle Avoided TO REMAIN AS AT FRESENT LIKELY - -- (D-Al- a The READING.! Pa , (AP) t basis for a platform demand for an Imheaded by mediate political peace offensive directed to the peop.efe of the werld was offered for debate toparty nationday Ey the Socialist al convention. Planks in a preliminary draft included suggestions for winning an early and lasting peace, economic security with preservation and exliberities, pansion of Americanraces with fraternity among equality of rights and obligations, and creation of a "mass party" to combat American Fascism The peace plank said a new war will not be averted by a triple alliance of the maior powers ttwitb-- China as a jjoor relation, nor bwan "America fiist or Isolationist imperialism which was held equally dangerous to Democ- - Try four-poin- , bills. As chairman of the Senate finance comtpittee, George is going u have to thresh the matter out next week in-- a lomt conference with House members. The problem popped up In a bill which would (a), raise the public debt limit from' $210,000-00- 0 dance-drin- , (AP) ing to dig the servicemen a tax foxhole that wont accommodate civilians as well, "Senator George (D Ga ) suggested today that men and women in uniform be allowed to claim exemption from the cabaret tax by signing their names and serial numbers on their dine SMALLER, SUNKEN FACES Price Control r Socialist Party Convention Has Offers Problem NOSES, MORE POINTED CHINS AND k (XkT FOUR TOES ONLY to and $200 000 000,000 DESERET NEWS' Salt Lake City, Utah Saturday, Jane Long before -the racy and peace. the proYet today, it added, longation. of the war without any political peace offensive carries straight toward one or another of these forms of imperialism which the inevitable development of our own appropriate Fascism at home. Against this fate we urge an immedate political peace, offensive directed to the people of the work!? It went on to say the United Nations, should declare their will' ingness for an armistice on teims guaranteeing equal rights and of all peoples and ecoand establishing political nomic arrangements for, removing the causes of war, steeling dis putes and conquering poverty. "Mankind book, which peers ahead ycT or so, So For7' a million r . war... - f cinder and.- -. many builders knew that cement blocks by Buehners were the ideal build-In- g material . . for coops, barns, homes, ga rages, root cellars, brooder houles or other farm or city structures.! , pre-ca- st ' - - Now . . . Buehner Blocks ti are almost your only choice foj many - jobs. They're priority free and the supply is unlimited. f, Besides, they're worm, durable, termite-proo- f and permanent. Decidedly in first cost ond low in upkeep. fire-proo- i Phone or write for plans. and cost estimates for your next job. BUEHNER JINDER BLOCK CO. e - - " d n w Page 3 Plan int cabaret tax from 39 Miss Walker'WecIs to 20 per rent and exempt uni(UTTIE NEW YORK naval person formed and (AP) t-- Miss military TOE GONE) Laura Halite Walker, daughter Of nel from the lew "when they acthe Postmaster Gene..l and Mrs tually pay the bill and when they 000 eei'ing approved by Frank C. Walker, was married themselves enloy the food and House, Theit they must contrive some today to Captain Robert Louts entertainment Before the conferees can get svstem of preventing an economy-mindemeno, United States Army, at St Ignatius Lovola Church. ctvflian playboy from inWhat will the man of tomor-ro- dow-- to business ort the night-lifon The groom, son of Dr and Mrs. look like? Here's on ar- feature, they must riptide wheth-- r viting a GI merrymaker along disLouis A, Ameno, of Mamaroneck, to raise the debt limit up to the his party as special deputy the tist's conception, based on of N. Y , is stationed at Camp Cookr full $260 000 OIK) 009 voted bv the bursing officer in charge near Salita Maria. Calif. evolutionary predictions o J Senate or relain the $240 000 000, handing money fo the cashier, Prof. Williom Howells in his cuf th fb). 3, 1944 Political Peace Offensive Asked HIGHER . . TH Tax Release Phonai 7 54445 8707 840 Wilmington Ava. Sc 2 Lke City - . 1 (D-G- Utah New Car Dealers Have 7 Million Dollar Investment to Fill All Your Automotive Needs ea; m-d-ther . v , Ogden Case Makes WPB Orders Making Officers Timid Of Children's.Clothes WASHINGTON that followed sales of surplus army property at Ogden, (AP)-Discl-- pline Utah, and Detroit, Mich., have made some responsible officers timid These Incidents, Undersecre- tary of Wat Robert P. Patterson tod the House appi opriations -- committee during hearings on the-WDepartment appropiiations bill made public today,- - have had an unfortunate effect on some of the officers handling surplus property. Ag Ogden, Patterson said bat teries that cost about $200,000 were sold as obsolete ior about $133 and resold for about $28,000 or $30,000. The Detroit sale involved some small tools Patterson said In the Ogden case we have reclassified an officer and disciplinary measures -- were taken against three orTour other officers He said there w as no fraud but "carclcss disregard of regulations and a combiriation of things "The-effe- ct of that, of courser ar -- . WASHINGTON (AP) In its longest stride to date toward relieving the shortage of low-coclothes, the War Production Board today announced a special program for 99,275,000 knitted items for children and work socks for men. WASHINGTON A (AP) treasonable' limitation' on the presidential penditures in w as advocated today by campaign Senator Sinclair Weeks (Mass ), treasurer of the Republican Na- i tional Committee. that Weeks told a reporter while he thought it might be difficult to enfoice a proposal by Senator Gillette (D. Iowa) to hold all expendituies for each presidential candidate within $2,000,-00with an additional $1,000,000 for the vice presidential candidate, he felt that campaign costs should be held down in wartime. Gillette told the Senate elections committee yesterday that information reports to the 1940 senatorial campaign investigating committee winch he headed indicated the Republicans had spent $14 000,000 and fhelDemocrats in the last presidential election He estimated total expenditures bv all parties in the campaign at $30,000 000, including amounts not reported to the Sen0 Automotive" transportation, especially In Utah and other western states .where die tances are great, is of vital importance to every citizen, community, and industry. new car dealer is the backbone of the entire system of auto motive transportation. Without him and his long years of experience, his great Investment in buildings, shops, equipment and trained personnel, thousands of automobiles now performing vital service would soon be useless to their owners. While Weeks said he thought there was no way of obtaining accurate data on the dutlays of various state j committees, he was certain in his own mind that a total of not more than $3,000,000 was spent by the organizations which supported Wendell L. Will-kie- , the Republican presidential The total for a ticket under the Gillette plan would be the same as the $3,000,000 Hatch act limitation now imposed on individual committees working in behalf of the presidential and vice presi but Gillette dential candidates, complained that this was ineffec tive because anv number of com mittees could be formed. land and building owned or leased by these permanently established dealers. Their average experience Jis 15.9 years. d new car dealer. Only Consider what would happen without the through him can you secure genuine parts for replacements. All other service shops de- Treasury To Issue ' 'GI' factory-authorize- -- 10,-00- 0 d These new car dealers in Utah, most of whom are members of Utah Automobile Dealers Association, represent a combined investment of more than $7,000,000. More than 'one hairoHfiis is in land, buildings, qnd shop equipment, with $3,700,000 representing nominee. services.'' factory-authorize- x The garments include Infants and childrens hosiery, boys Bond, knitted knitted shorts, childtens Special The heavyweight union suits, infants WASHINGTON (AP) pants, sleepers and gowns, boys treasury decided today to create and girls sweaters and knit suits a "GI. war bond costing $7.50 and infants and childrens mit- and paying qff at $10 for sale tens, helmets, caps and other to men and women of the armed headwear. . Earlier in the w eek, plans were disclosed for production of 000 shirts and shorts fop men and cotton slips and housedresses for women. The .. ate group l pend upon him for his service. The authorized new car dealer also uses factory equipment and methods to repair or service your car. Together in Utah, they employ thirteen hundred trained workmen to serve you, handling approximately half a million repair and service jobs each year. . T repair v official said the new bondk would be available only td members of the army, navy, mar-ihecoast guard and maritime service. , Pawnbrokers Enjoy Business Boom They pay more than $650,000 in taxes. People Earn More Money, But Also Borrow More new car automobile dealer. has accepted the responsibility of keeping the wheels of millions of cars rolling with the minimum loss of time both locally and nationally for the duration and for the years to follow. So next time you buy any car or want expert service or repairs at reasonable prides, go to one of the following authorized new car dealers first. Look for the sign. Your KANSAS CITY (AP) This and the man getting $60 a week is wartime business bodms reaching spending $75.- Is to make all officers timid. into the strangest places. tells me, Something though. see these which spectacles, They their - Its giving the shouW be savin& more and are bad, and they do not want to biggest rush in 3pawnshops ycarc and he lhey be caught in anything like that. would be better off big boom of the 1930 depression pawnbrokers davs when they say that 82 Gas Victims y x The pawnbrokers suggest two Still In Hospital possible explanations, a panicky "when NEWYORK (AP) 'Eighty American public nverbought two victims of escaping chlorine manufacture of many articles was section restricted, and many people with gas which swept of Brooklyn Thursday were re- inflated paychecks found those checks werent inexhaustible. ported still undergoing treatment ' The accounts of the pawnbrokin hospitalgtoday. ers are substantially the same. Approximately 1,000 persons Heres how Ben Hurst, in the w ere affected by the gas, and 403 w erehospitalizgd but there were business 34 years, sums it up: "My loans are up 50 per cent over 10 years ago We're taking Fumes of the greenish-yellogas, similar to that used in bat- in first class stuff, too, quality tlefields of World War I, leaked articles stores cant even buy, steel cylinfrom a "Why do they need money, I der on a delivery truck, billowing ask borrowers who "Wear war area and plant badges. It just takes more, out over a seeping down into subway sta- they say. The girl getting $100 a month seems tions. spending $125, :!- factory-authorize- d a DEAFENED? THE Memb.ri of th Utah Automoblli Dialin Association, who ars all factory authorised nsw car rsprsssnla-five- s, itnsing thslr responsibility to th motoring public) art pledged to make every deal a square deal. When you buy a car from on of these dealers, it Is your assurance that th transaction meets ail governmental regulations; and that your rights are fully safeguarded in the papers you are asked 4o sign. It is also your assurance that a responsible firm stand back 1 th car yen bay. -- e SALT LAKE MURRAY AMERICAN FORK Murray Buick Sales Ballaid Motor Co. Alpine Motor Co. Motors Inc. Motor Zion Co. Ttmpanogos Bennelt Motor Co Blair Motor Co. BOUNTIFUL OGDEN Arch Browning Inc. Modern Motor Bartlett Motor Co, Capital Chevrolet Co. CEDAR city Browning Chevrolet Co. Fred A. Carlesoa Co. Co. Freed Motor Co Bradshaw Chevrolet Co. Fiaher H.Hess PontiacInc. Robt Hinckley ' jonvs Garga Xen Garti , ' Co. Motor Hunter Lunt Motor Company Grant E Hayee Co. Mitchell Motor Co. Lyman Motor Co Inc. COALVILLE Ogden Buick Sales Co. Petty Motor Ca Motor Co. Moor ftasmuueiuTbompftoa Co. Streator SrarthCo. Wood Motor Company - L, ffSTronq Mutur Co. DRAPER Synder Motor Co. Less Taylor Motor Co. Poultry City Service Inc. PAYSON ELSINORE A. E. Tourseen Motor Co. Snyder Motor Co.' Whiting Garage SPANISH FORE PRICE GOSHEN Brown Chevrolet Co., -- Goshen Carbon Motor Salei ny Motor--CoL Smith AutO-C- o. ' Redd lcJgan Standard Motor Co SPRINGVULE Baugh Motor Company United Motor Co. "Blair Motot Company G. Lowry Andenon PROVO Lundberg Motor Co Millor Chovrolot Co. P. E. Ashton Co. TOOELE Supreme Sales & Service Andsrson Gamge Barrus Motor Transport Motor Co, Motot Co. Jolley Wilecn Motor Company Naylor Auto Co. -- TREMONTOH MAGNA 'Teliuride Motor Co Frank Chevrolet Co. United Sale & Sendee Beane Motor Company t4e - Before Buying Any Car SERVICE TIJROUGH EDUCATION GetThis Stamp The University of Utah Announces Summer Quartet JUNE 12 TO AUGUST 21 Registration Day June. 12 Last Day June 26 Of Approval" On Your Deal - Convenient Termi MAIL fODAY TOR FREE SERVICES -- SIX WEEK SUMMER SCHOOL SESSION JUNE 12 TO JULY 21 . ' Public Lectures, Institutes and Recreational Activities - -Visiting Faculty Reiident Faculty V ' i - Writ or Call Office of President for Bulletin Salt lake City TTnlvsrslty of Utah NEW FOLLOWING FACTORY-AUTHORIZE- D CAR DEALERS ARE MEMBERS OF UTAH AUTOMOBILE DEALERS' ASSOCIATION W H. E. MORRIS 504 Judge Bldg, Salt Lake City . Send ire book on iMtt.i heading thru new high fidelity radio tubes Giv. m. Itm aulhoritativ. hearing te.t without obligation in homo In local Aures olfico J U7HE ilE7TOr.aOBHI.E DEAI.EeS (l Ram . 4 ' Street aty . ' - - ;- V- - ' V ASSOCH2&7HOIU -- " -- Y r - 4 F 4I 4 |
