Show 6-- A inoato PUBLISHING COMPANY Entered at the postoffice at Ogden as second class matter according to Act of Congress Marca Member of The Associated Press United t 1879 NEA Service and A B C Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dispatchescredited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and also the local news SUBSCRIPTION PRICES ' 90c a month $980 a year when paid Carrier By in advance By Mail— Must be paid in advance 80c a month $860 a year in Utah Idaho Nevada and Wyoming All other States $100 a month $1200 a year Harold lekes Socked Again When Eastman Declares He Has Say So Over Pipeline The Washingtqn Merry-Go-Roun- d ' sj By Drew Pearson and Robert & Allen - i t 6 I WASHINGTON— Two headlines which blazed v j BY PETER EDSON across the Washington panorama- recently Indicate Standard-ExaminWashington Jesse Correspondent part of the reason why Federal Loan Czar ‘ WASHINGTON April 24 — AnJones was eased out of the policies and powers of the defense supplies metals reserve and! rubber other good healthy sock was taken at the Hon Harold Ickes in his reserve corporations The headlines were: guise of petroleum coordinator for SHORTAGE WITH ARMIES FACE QUININE national defense when Director of M JAVA’S FALL Defense Transportation Joseph B BATTLE OF BATAAN ENDED BECAUSE Eastman signed a decision in RAN OUT ) QUININE which it was Itated that he EastThe facts behind these headline constituted one man! had authority over pipelines caused No fuss was made about the deof the things which jolted the president him to transfer the buying of vital war1 Isupplies cision at the time for It was all to Vice President Wallace’s bureau of economic done ! In the best of taste and ac' warfare J Ij cording to correct government j What happened “was this: procedure But the effect of the after-Peacan be interpreted as bedecision war Harbor the production Looms Shortly The Crisis board and the bureau of economic warfare urged ing the first step toward putting The rains have begun to fall in Russia Jesse Jones and his purchasing organizations to jurisdiction over pipelines under per cent of this drug comes the interstate commerce commisbuy quinine Ninety-fiv- e Where General Winter has been a stout ally from sion! of which Eastman is chairJava which seemed likely to fall f man1 all-oAnd that is important ' essential in comThis drug Is almost an of the soviet union now General Mud is the transmission Pipelines S And with thousands of If is troops of petroleum forproducts bating malaria front on may seem the the about in to command malaria slated By tropics fighting fight taking remote rather from the daily life as dangerous as the enemy jb of the citizen when but average some this is hailed as good nevs Well fjj Too Late potential pipeline deliveries are However Jesse Jones and staff waited Sumatra translated into gasoline for the clothed' properly fed adequately equipped fell Then Java was attacked The world’! only real tank of the family automobile or sure to fall Jones bordered fuel Oil for the hardy men can march and fight even in the source of quinine seemed furnace " 'i a amount small even a But —products which are going to be bitter cold of winter Russia " Then on March 5 just one day before Batavia Increasingly scarce because of in the his to watch duck has native capital of Java was captured Jones' loaH Admini- tanker torpedoing step along the Atstration finally sent a telegram by this time order- lantic coast — then pipelines business and spring mud over there Beyond dispute the ing all the quinine theiys was to be ha jn Java ounces man’s 'f 52000000 —about is something interest most Hitler’s every' mechanization which has been The telegram was signed by Will Clayton Texas more! than academic Secretary of Interior Ickes potent weapon has met its match in nature friend of Jesse’s and deputy federal lofm admin- sertes as petroleum coordinator istrator the national and no telegram Wishfully spoke olune But unfortunately mud has the Informal authority Of July delivery But not one ounce of quinine ever through nazis the If no friends a i‘ knows and letter of last May will be presidential delivered from that order' allegiance the to coordincoordinator telling to Prior the frantic WPB this and telegram can not move their tanks and trucks through BEW ate all federal activities concerned had held many meetings with Junes’ staff with the the mire no more can the Reds" And there- urging the purchase production refining I’ of quinine transportation and marketing of ju j Lives Vs Dollars fore the successes which the Russians have particularly as to naAt one time a BEW official told an in4rgovern-men- t petroleum tional defense been achieving during the winter must bog meeting which was' arguing about quinine j Dream Up a Shortage down into ' a series of local actions which purchases: coordinator’s office shortly Thq “If the war is over early and we are left with thereafter created the first gaswhoever wins can have no more than a sen- a lot ve of quinine on our hands then only oline shortage which didn’t exist Meanwhile relieved wasted dollars But if the war lasts a long timental: military value time and proposed ‘ doing things about J we’ve then wasted k lives” offenit of Oae was for the of the pressure of Stalin’s annoying suggestions And It now looks as if that were whkl would a to run from ths pipeline drive sive Berlin can prepare for the great happen It is not fair of course to blame Jones Texas oil fields to the New York for to failure send quinine to Bataan But It re- and It Philadelphia refineries upon' which the fate of the world may de- mains an unfortunate fact that for U) S troops was turned denow down the by : in Africa Persia India north Australia and the funct pend priorities and alloWest Indies— to say nothing of united nations cations supply do we as that well board which said that the Hitler understands as troops in all these and other areas— Wo: have a 450000 tons of steel for the line 1 time fights for the united nations He realpitifully small reserve of quinine couldn’t be spared consists It 3165000 ounces of too are economic Then the gas shortage disapchiefly purchased izes that our fesourpes by Jesse Jones from Merck and Co which had peared and no more was heard once they had the foresight to order it long ago 1 Thus this about pipelines until German subs great for the axis to withstand is wps merely a transfer from a U Sb firm to a began sinking tankers along the He into have been brought fully play government firm of quinine already here In the Atlantic coast when a real shortaware that up to now we have been delayed United States It did not enrich our total !qulnlne age developed The petroleum coWe also have some other reserves but ordinator’s office called a conferfailure supply by a slow start by poor planning by added all together the total is pitifully Ismail for ence I and has recently proposed to realize the situation’s gravity' by group a nation at war that jsome 1400 miles of existing jb And we if be dug up and relocated the pipelines had selfishness by politics by acted early enoughto could growing pains have to the eastern seaboard relieve had Java’s total 0D0 annual output of 52250 inevitable in suiih a tremendous industrial ounces j shortages In the meantime there has been l Army Lemonade expansion as We are undergoing He knows The war around for some months kicking is department making preparations to 'that we are Having trouble in delivering to’ serve lemonade and to American soldiers in ‘the tropics a proposal for a common carrier pipeline runthe fighting fronts even some of the material Experts in the quartermaster corps's have hit upon a method of dehydrating lemon juice so ning ‘from Wichita Falls Texas to already manufactured Savannah Ga The line Would that the essence can bei He knows also that these handicaps lare in the form of crystals preserved and transported tap thefields of East Texas Louis the first time in military history that isiana and Mississippi One sugonly temporary: —that if we can squeeze out the This that deliveries at Sarations have included lemon- gestion was regular army ecoin are unbeatable we an vannah could be barged up the ade But the quartermaster general enough time makem) apolo- intratoastal canal to the eastern nomic war gies He says it is not only a refreshing drink and Norfolk and ’ refipferles but also is full of vitamins $ Realists on the inside ctf the situation navy yards thus keepHere is the army recipe for lemonade:' one Charleston the water transportation out ing eleven-ounc- e Rusmoment the can no of from doubt that lemon crystals and one gallon of the ocean have shipping lanes where of water Shake k-- t well before using menaced sian mud dries out sufficiently to bear the It was essubrqarines The French poilu may have his wine! tlie Brit- timated that this pipeline would ish Tommy his beer but the Yank gets 'his weight of wheels the nazis will stake every- - of have j required 85000 tons of swig Only " ' i lemonade steel plate of a thickness that thing upon a desperate attack designed to Hot Time in Naziland H would not have with destroy the U S R R before we can become to The senate onpatents committee recently listened Steel plate capacity competed needed for ship the business aspects dt the car- construction a real factor in the shooting war Starting tel testimony deal between Remington Arms comMfty and Price Control Wrecker from a front far to the east of the 1941 the Rheinisch-Westfaelisccommon carrier phase of The Sprengatoffb company ' of Germany whereby Remington the a and such y ffriend-lbroject was of special inupset undelayed by any boundary U S company --agreed not to though irimunl-tio- n terest All existing U S sell m pipelines as the Serbs precipitated a year ago the ingredient to Great Britain Also f he i senate are privately owned by the major Germans will have a full summer season in committee discovered there was a chummy social” °il companies or their subsidiaries Side to the cartel business j They cannot carry each other’s Oil whici to push whatever successes they may Justice Department Attorney Allen Doieyf caused nor the oil of the independent proachieve ripples of laughter when he read a letter Written by ducer's unless they buy it As a common carrier A A Dicke former Remington vice g the president There is the possibility of some very very who went to Cologne Wichita Falls -- Savannah proposed pipelines Germany to negotiate the would have been forced to haul ball news from Europe Those wishful thinkammunition deal Describing a dinner he:: had with the oil of any producer It would W S officials Dicke wrote: i if ers who have visualized Russian capture of R “That have been something unique as a was a treat You can imagine Berlin may be due for a shock Mercurial the rare certainly public utility to help break the wines champagnes foods eti l not to major some 1828 mention purchasing agencies’ which wash Used to control oil temperaments may go down into the depths drink a special toast cognac of prices at the well to the friendship of the two of despair Application to build this line companies and to the Success of our plans for was fnade to the office of defense to far-sightmutual benefits Dr Muller? (head The stable and the however cooperation A three-ma- n boald transportation of R W Js also well With the dti Was to investigate and repamed will continue singing the song they began Fonts whog) usually stay atacquainted his home when they port The board reported there was are in Cologne” i Harbor is Pearl before This to no evidence this long going was a defense a Arms is du Remington Pont Subsidiary R necessity and Director Eastman's be a long hard war Wemay take a terrible W s is a subsidiary of I G Farbeninduslrie giant decision confirmed this finding German chemical trust which curtailed production For the time being therefore the mauling before we can so much as begin to of several war vital in the United products Wichita States dish it out 'Hie tide will not turn until the through cartel agreements with project is U St firms deadJ large rolitlcal-Go-Round vast weight of our industrial power has In Director Eastman decision Montana are however thk politicos that he took occasion to charging powmove with a speed and momentum erful begun to personal machine of isolationist Senator Burt out that “under the executivepoint orthat still is little more than a dream Wheeler is secretly trying to dictate th4 tickets der qf the president the creating of defense transportation But if we hold out under such a beating of bqth Republicans and Democrats lnorder to office the selection of candidates' hostile to I am given a definite responsibility week after week and month after month prevent Wheeler Privately national Republican chiefs for domestic transportation inare not transportation by until we really get going— perhaps a year sentative happy over the primary victory Of Repre- cluding EaStmah in other wordspipeline” isolationist tllinptln who can be Day v Stephen — from how we can and will beat Hitler put out two books through the Flanders' Hair Co Interpreted as saying that any-thin- g done about pipelines in this The need in the coming months is going nazl publishing firm' State G O P leaders tried war Should be done by him ' to lick him but Day skinned through a relato be for a type of courage "which our people tively narrow margin Republicans fearby that his j Washington Piccolo have not needed so badly since the days of name on the party ticket will play into thq hand3 Auto of the State Democrats rationing is to be liberalDemocrat ized I Of the 300000 defense Valley Forge —the fortitude to get up from are doing a lot of complaimng that lojjhl leaders office housing units 46000 will be preone knockdown after another when we are of price administration officials are bein chosen ' fabricated Alien students in Roosevelt-haters from of the ranks so battered we can hardly see whence the U the S are not subject to the (Copyright 1942 by United Feature Syndicate Inc) draft’ air Army corps has a blows are coming and to go back to the new Ahoulder insignia— blue cir' cular) field white star withered fight Given that we have what it takes center and gold wings WPT to win H community recreation projects have been suspended for the war i --- i ij f i except at TOO war centers It’s we are all reason The worked inup about Lower Slate Taxes flation is that as a nation we have mor money against the law to export This' week the people of New York state to spend than we have consumers’ goods “ in wartime It’s buy — ft gas David counsel of office l&f price Ginsburg general enjoyed a refreshing experience They paid administration “II I & state income tax which in was j - " jT rl ut - J oil-burni- ng j -§ j- we-ha- 24-n- ch ( jj ? ’ o 12-in- ch 10-in- ch i S £ 1 he -- ed Falls-Savann- ah jf ’ It -- IF YE BREAK FAiTIbfe fe US WHO DIE vm VIE SHAU HOT SLE EP — Enough r t V U01M WCRMS I f - ’ V ‘j ' 1 I ‘ ffilBMIK® t pills 1 J “ ' Lets Get Mad er Fair 4 i ' f i u ' i T 1 y 5 NEW YORK April 24- -It should not be necessary for the staunchest friend of American labor and the first man to challenge and attack the worst enemies of the worker to answer the cry of “labor baiter’ which has been raised by the now frightened and desperate corrup tioneers parasites fakers and brown shirts However I think this had better be done because there really is something to the Hitlerian proposition that a lie if big enough and told often enough presently begins to numb the people’s judgment and in time will convince them of something which they know to be false Up to now I have just scorned - the accusation that I am anti-labnot only because it is too obviously false and too obviously intended to divert attention from rogues caught In the act but also because I have been verifying countless instances of brazen rascality and shouting up the terrible danger to the freedom of every American man and woman which is written into some of our laws and most union constitutions and several supreme court decisions At the risk of seeming immodest I will say that thebe are very few persons in the United States who know as much as I do about the organization the constitutions and the practices the revenues and the personalities of unions There Isn’t much that anyone can fault me on In this field because I have studied my stuff diligently including the fine print and the hidden meanings the court decisions and the sinister implications of the Clayton and Norrls-LaGudia acta for years and I know what I am talking about I am challenged sometimes on the ground that I don’t tear into war profiteers and some corrupt practices of business and thus even to some honest men and women seem to condone by silence evils which deserve the enmity of all conscientious citizens The reason is not condonation at all The reasons are several For one business is responsible and subject to restraining laws and regulations For another I am not an authority on big business and its customs For still another the ground is very well covered by a number of competent journalists who know their subject as weU as I know the subject of unionism And finally I ventured - into this controversy when mine wasa very unpopular cause and do not intend to quit now that the real enemies of American labor are on the defensive and on the run Through my efforts' American labor has now learned that unions as now constituted and conducted under the existing laws are a menace to the freedoms and the form of government that this country is fighting to preserve against Hitler and the Japs Congress also has stirred slightly In fact the lower house has given- two violent twitches as the members subject to election every two years and therefore less complacent politically than the senators realized what the unions were up to and observed the growth of the arrogant leering power of the political unioneer over the life of the American worker And no doubt about it notwithstanding the perniciousness of the decisions and the reasoning behind them in the carpenters’ and teamsters cases the courts in a number of other decisions have begun to reclaim from the boss unioneer some of the natural rights of millions of human beings which had been seized away in the tumult of the new deal’s and miscalled social program n Am I then? Let notell that I believe in the you body stated purpose of the Wagner act to enable workers to bargain through agents of their own choke The closed shop and its variations which are only disguises forbid freedom of choice and compel American worker to accept representation by agents whom they would reject if they were allowed to I am against coercion by employers which Is forbidden by the act and equally opposed to coercion by Union agents which commonly consists of plain thuggery and physical terrorism and which 2 i ? i !-- -- : :vv -- jV m or rr f 41 r v- v i i " mm Mir ir too-bus- -- JL i ' 91 Jr Vwum - ir1tt"“l I V rl 'rr p i M VwJ ill :--4r -- K I Y - j 'j v ! rift" 4 7 by-la- ar - so-call- ed anti-unio- New ‘Ears’ Will End Guessing Japs Face Arrest When It Comes to Oil Drilling If Rumors Spread DENVER April 24 (AP)- - Scien- tiflc ears that can hear 20000 feet down in the ground are taking the guesswork out of oil prospecting The 'old-tim- e wildcatter sniffing across the prairie for oil and fortune used to sink a hole near a likely buffalo skull and hope for a gusher More often than not his reward was just an oily drill He had spent $40000 drilling a very deep hole In the ground That same wildcatter is still looking for oil today — they never quit— but his chances are better than they were that he will get what" hes after Wallce E Pratt of New York director and vice president of the Standard Oil of New Jersey explained the modern method of searching for oil 50-fo- ld The prospector equips himself with a seismic Instrument some and a dynamite charge sets across the rolling out and) hills He picks a spot sets up the seismic recorder scatters the attached something like the 'ordinary telephone receiver over two counties and touches off the dynamite blast Reverberations penetrate the earth from 10000 to 20000 feet bounce back to the and record on the seismic machine the density of earth layers Sometimes the instrument shows a good solid reflecting bed Jit the record of the distances from the earth’s surface to the bed the bed is flat that’s bad There’s little chance that any oil is 'lyung—under It But if the bed is arched a little that’s good There might be oil bunched up under geo-phon- es geo-phon- es geo-phon- es LONDON April 24 (UP)— A Berlin broadcast quoting Tokyo dispatches today said 'that henceforth Japs caught spreading rumors of military nature will be punished under strict terms Qf the law Tha dispatch said that the “recent enemy air raid on Japan” had not furnished authorities with ' yet cause to enforce 'this law strlctlj but that the people should be i warned the dome with more confidence than ever before tfiat he will get results — Pratt told the American Asso- ciation of Petroleum Geologists the Society of Economic Paleontologists and the Society of Exploration Geophysicists iA convention here "that western hemisphere solidarity depends on sharing alike the that dome oil and other resources of th sispointedly ia not forbidden I am The wildcatter sinks a drill into ter republics against extortion of 'money from the workers and the common practice of slugging men in union meetMen's Women and Children’s Oak Leather ings for daring to ask questions about the disposal of their own funds ' The extortion of money from employer also must be stopped not only because it is wrong but because this graft comes out of ‘ the workers in Increased prices Unions have got to stand aside for progress where now they use their power to prevent the employment of new inventions and methods and they must forfeit the racket but recently blejocd by the Supreme court known as the standby system which is brigandage in modern dress It- must be established that no alien nor anyone with a criminal record ' may hold office in any While union' all accounts must be rePer ported to the government union Service Pair funds must not be used in the interest of any candidate o political Issue except by unanimous vote of the entire membership and in the event of such consent and contribution the treasury of that union must forfeit Its exemption from "All Work Guaranteed" the income tax Given these and a few other reforms the American worker Will be rescued from the of those cunning and dictatorial exOPERATED ploiters and enemies of free labor national DOWNSTAIRS store who have the gall to call themselves his leaders and his friends in-u- f ue j V9 - U-W’- ai$ 'cTmPoHEEL LIFTS clu-che- pr25c PEfHIV’S SHOE REPAIR s X ! -- 1 dlpheny-laminechlorarsi- ne v general only half as large as last year’s In the words of Henry H Heimann executive "manager of the National Association of Credit -- Men: “It is doubtful whether the American people were ever more willing to absorb increasingly heavier taxes” But they want them to go toward paying for the war and not for the support of dispensable civilian enterprises Reductions in governmental1 expenditures come hard But if any legislator doubts that they are appreciated let him ask his friends from New York while the memory of this week’s treat still is fresh We don’t intend to paint any houses Reflow or put people behind barbed wire if they dtfn’t buy war bonds— Secretary of the Treasury HenHi‘ Mor-genth- au Jr 1 ‘ j'd Sttt etaries bookkeepers utraoK-rap- Brown Derby Men are folkt formerly drank Imported Pilsner They say that for delicious Pilsner flavor and quality Brown Derby need doff its derby to no other beer days rpHESE who hr are ursently needed Positions pay bell at Start Experience you sain will help to make your future secure when normal times return Calls for our graduates breaking nil records Salaries are better There is a fins opportunity for you to et established now' all-arou- HOOPER April 24— For the j‘‘ Production speed is the dominant tsetop: ip the several weeks this community past has race with the axis we have no time to Malt for been stricken with an epidemic of new tools and new plant facilities— War! Product mumps measles and influenza In tion Board Chief Donald M Nelson several cases the results have been In a fj key position Ui quite I severe However it is be- I'm will I in' ' speed your h lieved the epidemic will soon be training and t save An allied victory would be meaningless Unless over by following our Intently Indin)‘ey vidualised plan of Instruction Every hour we drive from Germany the breed that tnds to her will count In helping you to reach militarism—Dr Ernest A Hooton Harvard VISIT IN OGDEN your goal start now Day and svtnLng j HOOPER April 24— Mr and Mrs Robert E Jones and children Payii'i If OGDEN line and Jerlylin of Birmingham You can bet that Hitler will take thlJ French Ala visited the BUSINESS COLLEGE part of this 2437 Kiesel fleet whenever he decides the time is right— Senator week Mth friendsearly Dial 4812 and Scott Lucas Illinois Democrat i a ’’ Hooper and Ogden relatives in § ‘ i! -- at SAFEWAY anthropologist s $ Mad fa Rainier Brrwmt Ck i ?sn 3 I n l! ii t : (i 3 fir Soft W t k 1 nd D Unless you agree money hack Buy 3 or 4 bottles of Brown Derby Pilsner and chill Then serve this Pilsner the way you enjoy beer most with or without food If this first trial doesn't make a “Brown Derby Man" of you— yes if you don’t agree this sparkling brew is as fine a Pilsner as you ever laid lip to — return the empties to the store where you purchased the beer and they’ll gladly return full pries paid I You can buy It In QUARTS ? ?Jii A Hopper Battling Disease Epidemic Qualify Quickly f6r Service With a Future! at a considerable saving c |