Show -- "S' L i Hfc 2-- A News and Kiew SKIES CLEAR IN 1 'ULLIUG RATES AUTO INDUSTRY j vHudsoi last Prescription Prices are Always Reasonable at Your PROTEST HEARD " " AS PACT SIGNED : i Discrimination 1 Is Charged On Power Prices By - FltliED Even - Use Only n the Finest Drugs from the I s-- gar ’ Country’s FRIDAY SATURDAY and MONDAY Foremost Houses Save cn ps FRESHICIG&aO ’ pany for large-scal- e 0 223-0- ’ Promptly til Though We SALT LAKE CITY April 9 Utah public service com-o- f GJP) It is unfair to Jour producirs missioned Labor Troubles today held final hear- white flour rice polished ’ Cl? ePara°1?3 actlor and canned goods to make sweeptng By Ine Associated Press Globe the I Milling and by without DETROIT April 9— The United condemnations having- fought company Ogden against more Dr than" Price evidence preautoa was States without major j the Utah Power and Light com- f motive strike today for the first senta pany time since last November 18 Th® mping company charged Civilized man fs now living Settlement of the Hudson Motor man ever Car company strike last ' night longer than primitive ed for power under a schedule ( brought an end to a series of tie-u- has higher” than that “considerably in the Industry during the industrial concerns other charged last five months that halted operaA Hunter milling company T tion: of four automobile producers attorney testified that power comas well as many parts suppliers schedules make it possible and affected approximately workers at various times MAIL ORDERS Druf Store Ogden Firm Strike Settled As of Major Motor ( ChocolcJc Time ! SCHRAMMUOHNSON'S baking companies TThte invdrcqaa ‘OUR TROUBLE ENDED “Our serious trouble in the motor industry is ended” stated Gov Weeke Tree of the Week “Pint Frank Murphy in announcing the signing of the Hudson agreement in his office at Lapsing Chocclale Molted j The terms except for a few j of the industrial plants which is minor alterations were the same j commendable as those which started 651)00 em- Once a month the employes are ployes of the Chrysler corporation back to work The 11000 workers given time off an they proceed of Hudson Detroit plants have in a body to one of the big Indus- been idle since March 8 trial institutions The Chrysler strike settlement! was signed Tuesday the rReo During the week 125 of them also the company wept through the factory of the patterned after Chrysler accord on Wednesday American Can company? Reo workers paraded out of their This plan should’ be copied by plant last night others In that way Ogden will TRUCE RESTORES JOBS A truee in the General come to better know Ogden Motors strike on! Feb 11 sent The move should create greater back to work 135000 of the corporation’s employes - and additional pride in the importance of the inthousands on payrolls of dependent dustrial life of this community ! concerns The G M final agree- ment was reached March 2 Naval authorities jet it be known The week’s three strike set- - last Monday that the navy had opened the way for 2200 veloped a "radio spy” which can Reo workers the Chrysler and track an enemy warship long dis- Hudson employes and those of several parts manufacturers to return ’ to work I f 5Cc Sino i I &GOLD DOliD CIGARS brlefg S GRANGER 44- nts j i JohrS" ' Tobacco—Poand GM CHALLENGE GORMAN Calif April 9— (UP)— Two Los Angeles men flying north from Los Angeles in a big cabirj monoplane were killed here today when the ship crashed into a brush! covered hillside less than 300 yards from the state highway over the route j Rldge — Hie victims were C H Christoph! I I Foreign experts in armament constantly are prying into our war secrets and they are most resource f fuL A CIGARS day of the walkout — as author- ities here heard reports that strikes were spreading to other Indus-- 1 tries In Montreal officers of the International Longshoremen's association said they would refuse to 3P Bex SO This radio spy if it can locate a ship at great distance at sea should have the power to detect er an attorney and E A Grumm a ship of the air of to search out of the New Rossi yn hotel Los Ant war tanks' on land It should prove geles George Hamilton an ambulanc driver who was first to reach th demolished ship said that the bin plane apparently crashed from 4 height 6 only- 75 feet A strong headwind was blowing and then was poor visibility over the rugget mountain section between Los An geles and Bakersfield q it t i fASPIRIM TABLDT5 ffoljL U&r A OEAUTY AIDS 100 Campana Italian Halm 110 Tangee Lipstick Your Choice of (S)c AMY ITEM Garvey Ink Hand Brushes (assorted) Oil Three-in-- 1 Bob Pins Sta-Rit- Pocket Combs Stationery 24 sheets Service Tooth Brush Two-Wa- y Electric Socket LeonLaraineBeauty Meal 9c Tonic ®C - (Continued From Page One) custody by Gates and Patrolman C S Barnes RELEASED TO TESTIFY The eight chattered happily ln‘ the city Jail this morning appar-- l ently without throbbing heads or dark brown tastes They were released to the district1 attorney shortly before noon That' official said their testimony would be taken immediately to allow an! return to the reservations' i courage 8 SENATOR KING COMMENTS new law cuUingdeliue'ncy11?WASHINGTON April 9— (UP)— alttes Labor an federal officials eaer chairIrwin Arnovitz commission man said newspaper advertise- - were interested but reluctant to niment today on the Warning of ments and publicity would be prin- Mitchell Hepburn against vernier in the campaign cipal factors x m Ontario 7 strikes UIO Don’t make your J neighbor pay H King ”illiam as vfnV your taxes” has been adopted he fully approved Premier the campaign slogan An eight per cent penalty interest' rate on the Hepburn’s statement but that he 1928-3- 4 delinquent faxes has been jdidnt see any hope for such an cut to 2 per cent provided delin- - executive declaration In the United quent payments are coupled with States With the attitude that has been 1935 and 1936 tax payments “A similar campaign during 1938 shown here King said “we will was a major factor in allowing the probably continue to give a kick to state to cut its levy r°m to the employer who tries to give 6 8aid Arnovitz ployraent and a kiss to John L “If we can collect a good per- - Lewis” — centage of the 1928-3- 4 delinquent taxes further cuti may be pos slble” Wool Prices Near em-ear- l I f)R I f I wri Ind Fd j 1 (Deluxe) 60c Murine Keller Syrup Figs 60c Pazo Ointment 150 Malttne Prep Tincture of Arnica Workers ®jb0Ut wjimuaatuacra less a d w R from the Ford chassis slightly depart- MeEn tiro and County ment met in tnss year because of weather con- A to Sethe hall Ur Law rence NLM al en ditions but the crop will be more termine their view in future policy aiURDOCIC LETTFR READ 4 tivJ Abt Mardocl Mylng the city in has been moved to miUs caRRY ON FIGHT county buildingwa on top of PcPnfy’ the PWA list of approved projects I 0Il fhe meet- I Al saidr for Henry s wes read to the croun j Action of tody ak 13-g- un - mie Wyo ' ' 44-- Wallpaper Firm Founder 61 Dies SALT LAKE CITY April 9 (AP) —John Bynum Armstrong 61 founder of the ArmstrongEngberg W allpaper company died today j following a brief Illness I ‘ify'S? : to a 1-- tSnLhwwpiyntt SJnngVS: ing an ever greater - number of workers until the master of our company Is forced to 'grant the fullest measure ofe recognition to the worker in our union Penney a slight man who works in the maintenance department at the Ford plant and was one of the guiding influences in last week’s strike dictated his statement unfalteringly He said that five Ford company officials from the general office in Detroit came here for the - strike settlement ahd had concurred in the agreement not to discriminate against union workers at the plant 44 toil-mark- ‘ DAN-DRUF- 20-MINU- 1 1 t I Gfae-Bek- el DENTAL AIDS 50c Forhan’s Tooth Paste ' 1344 Certified IHk of Magnesia Tooth Paste 3 for 25c Tube of Phillips’ Tooth Paste 40c Dost Tooth Paste and 25c Tefra Tooth Casserole 9 $ cuttard eupe Pie Plate cover I5 Brush Orlis Mouth Wast pint Ora-Sa- n Tooth Brush J-Dental Plate Brush 75c Usterine Mouth Wash Dobells Solution pint Fik’s Dental Plate CN New Low Price! 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A for the Eyes 374 INSECTICIDES CASSEROLE Daring this sate! 75c Baume Dengue 43$ Dr Scholia Zbio Pads ff 3125 O-PI- ALARM CLOCI Item 49$ 100 Nujol Mineral Oil 534? 50c Innerclean 41$ Harlem Oil Capsules 25s 27$ - o Modem ietic Gilbert 60c Sate of for u £prcial Sale Price REMEDIES Y (Continued Frov Page One ) JL divi-- i other TOILET CM Everyday ( Continued from Page One) The strike was called over the lay-oof 350 workers U A W kadert who installed the union weeks M" ‘!e earlier charged that union men wer' discriminated against in the when Jay‘off’ Tho strike toended take back agreed liib CffEAr-d-f ly WORKERS DEFY EJ WUkam cents a pouSf in 23 and Fowlea S praneis 26 cents received a year ago J ’Tha group met with Mavor H w- - Peery Deputy I City Auditor P5 ia2’ “e said The 1937 clip in j r Critehlow8 Countv Board Utah is estimated at 19000000 Marcua FORT DOUGLAS Utah Apirl 9 (AP)— Army cannon thundered a salute to Major General George S Simonds Ninth corps area commander as he began today an- Inspection of Utah’s army post A parade and regimental review Of the post’s 1000 enlisted men and officers was followed by detailed inspection of quarters barracks Stables CCC offices hospital and all other post departments Major General Simonds and his assistant chief of staff Colonel Charles Sampson will inspect the airport national guard armory and Camp W G Williams tomorrow and will leave Sunday for Lara- SQC u AUTO MAGNATE Much of the 1937 clip in Utah he cLi Pays Utah ! 65f CAPSUUS (D-Uta- h) ICITY-COUNT- Vj I VlTAMlW ABOG I -- General Simonds JEx-La- ! 9L!l3Sl3TilB O 12’s EiSoDbt I 1 cont'S 754? 50c Hinds Almond Cream 25c Mavis Talc 10c Lux Soapr 3 for 17£ $1 Lucky Tiger Hair 9c 9c 9c 9c Fruit Reamer green glass “Hepburn is trying to crush you for trying to sell your labor at the best possible price” Thompson told ® rrr ptt v AnHl 9 (Tjp j mass meeting of 2500 strikers Thompson also shouted that Gen-- a todav eral Motors could not win even “if i 10000 redcots in here- °a brins otTunSfmt Jf J Talc Discontinued size29 9c 9c 36?s 10 C 25c Feenamint Tablets 19F Certified Milk of Magnesia Tablets 30’s 20$ 50c De Witt Pills 40’s 37 x 50c Tablets 139$ Kellers Laxative Quinine CId Tablets 20s 21$ 50c Yeastfoam Tablets 6Q’s 27$ Adex Tablets Squibb’s 79$ Squlbb’s Aspirin J 75c Karess or Fiancee Do 1 ox-- e 100 Kuriash 75c Alophen Pills £lL J a TABLETS! ) 49? PILLS i cY I 694 jj 3o 60c Neat Depilatory M - jf I J IQc w m er—r -- LIQUOR HEARING t 5ra®nr lh 3Sf faliUB CIO” m 77)X J£2?BLED!p 2JPSOLAt? SODA Cream - iAA - 4-- 4 --DTP Si LIFE I - Limit 7 on! the abovc items l 7V 340 SUNDAE Delicious! Refreshing!! m 356 else CSIEMO - - FIREWATER RODS (Continued From Page One) N CIGARS 3 lor 80 LARGE CHOCOLATE oniivE Certified Club Five hundred workers at the General Motors plant in Windsor were laid off because of the Oshawa strike They decided to f Picket the Windsor plants pending ' a settlement at Gsnawa In Oshawa officials of the United Automobile Workers of America telegraphed members of parlia- protesting against the call- p1611 °f P°lice reserves in? They w® are maintaining perfect j ®a discipline here Thompson particularly attacked Premier Hepburn’s assertion that “the government completely concurs in the the attitude of the company that- it is going to remain clear of the domination of professional labor profiteers of the I — Standard I asked Brownine at cw ?"£ 1chiefone time why hi inventions for the ports Their action ly effective in United States harbors they asserted PLANE FALLS icst Tablets 00 Slab HALF & HALF I Seree4 teith whipped cream and wafers! D r OOC yTotae:0PoanJ: PICKETS HURL ay ( Jateg ch arged G n Corey presented power interests Commissioners took the case un -- - 44-d- Never before eold for leer than Sc etraight! of the 'various der advisement pending filing of I j nurDOse“s clainme Mill: nctclicr’o 60c cine f jj 5 Ounce Site tbe iSSbra J Sturdier wradees2£tsweat tnVt - I ‘ m ' 4 WOOL SPONGE “ i£ £ BRIAR GATE GINGER ALE and 12x15 Inch CHAMOIS 47$ 12 oz Bottle 4 for 25o uality Tyson" Rubber Gloves 190 2 pairs 37‘ 500 PERFECTION CLEANSING jTISSUES Fcr Only 22a J J t |