| Show THE OGDEN 0 THURSDAY EVENING 1942 MAY 28 Hizzoner JAP TELLS OF U 0 Easing Sought on NEVADA HITS Back Haul Order Mad Is SALT LAKE CITY May 28 AP Modification of the ODT order re75 per quiring trucks to have ahaul” on cent of capacity "back is 15 miles trips of more than chair R Welling sought by Tracy man of the Utah agricultural com mission Welling telegraphed Rep Robinin Washington askson his assistance in obtaining ing modification of the order Welling declared "limited for back haul from com munitiea like Brigham City Logan Vernal St George and isolated communities entirely unserved by common carrier makes this provi sion serious” Santa Barbara Twinkling With Beacon Lights He Declares (D-Uta- h) By United Press Tokyo' radio today broadcast what it termed an interview with a Jap leiutenant aboard the sub that plopped shells into the Goleta oil field 12 miles north of Santa o o O the unnamed Although commodities officer declared “all the oil tanks in the area" were set afire a survey of the scene made by newspaper men at the time showed one derrick damaged to the extent of $500 and no fire No Enemy Patrol The following is a transcription of the Interview as recorded by the United Press listening post in San Francisco: "There was no sign of any enemy patrol activity when the sub bobbed up along the coastline With the calmness of the night the town of Santa Barbara was twinof all kling with beacon lights and tanks oil the storage types and visible were derricks clearly "Along the coastal highway the of speeding cars threw the glare the and the into night headlights entire coastal area presented a peaceful unwarlike scene "When the first shot was fired from the submarine there were immediately signs of consternation and those on the submarine heard the sounds of the shrieking distant sirens "Everyone on board the sub quickly forgot the hardships they encountered in crossing from Jashatpan when the first shells second tered the night and the and third shots set the target on fire "All the crew shouted for joy and threw their arms around each other SALT LAKE CITY May 27 (AP) declared Senator Bunker to ration Wednesday "Attempts a west are the in just gasoline move to cover up the and stupidity of some of our Washington bureau officials who failed to anticipate our needs” En rounte to Las Vegas to set up a campaign organization for next fall’s election Bunker told reporters he is "definitely opposed to gasoline rationing in the west "There is enough gasoline out here” Jie said "to allow the driv-as ing public to use their cars San CHARGE Rossi Angelo Francisco’s 3Iayor shown here appearing before an In San committee assembly an acdenied Francisco flatly Italanti-fascicusation by an of having ian newspaper editor The given the fascist salute subIs investigating committee versive activities short-sightedne- ss nt &?) 12-oun- ce Bulk Cut pound FACES CHARGES RIPE OLIVES GRAPEFRUIT WAX PAPER Santcx— — LUnCH MEAT 25c 29c 49c SPRINGERS personally CHEESE 1 PICKLES Kraft— Ta lb Pkg Car Rations Slated For Coming Month O WASHINGTON May 28 (AP)— The office of price administration made available today for rationing In June the same number of new passenger automobiles as was allocated monthly in March April and May plus any unused quota carried over at the end of may The June quota by states ed: Idaho 58 Utah 180 includ- Board Eyes State Problem Salaries —— i SALT LAKE CITY May 28 (AP) - The Utah board of examiners discussed salaries of state employes Wednesday but took no final action - Governor Maw asserted the road commission Is reaching a “critical point” with respect to transit fnen Inasmuch as the state pays about $150 a month and the men can get from $250 to $300 a month on federal work I 0c Jar ' KELLOGG'S 0 Powder— Calumet lb B ? 2I0 Straw 65c Hay $1 House Ikiiil PAII1T Buffet Bungalow I r r FOR ALL OUTSIDE WORK All Colors C I IQ V One Gallon !! 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45 COFFEE FLOUR COCKTAIL 150 1U oz COFFEE 19c AJi s—Fresh Ground A free delivery Dairy Feed Rolled Barley g®c OLIVES Don Juan Stuffed Rock Creek Second Quality lb Best Tar Finds O 8 oz BUTTER Loin Ends oi Picnic Cuts pound & large quantity of scrap metal "for shipment to Mussolini for use in his Ethiopian campaign” "Originally the scrap metal was as for the Italian Red collected 28 O JP) SAN FRANCISCO May best Cross but I found out later the Pitching woo is not in the Seacollection actually was requested tradition of the Woo family here” tothrough the Italian consulate man John Cleary 25 learned the California GLO leader testiday ' fied 'Municipal Judge Hugh L Smith said the Italian consul told He dismissed a battery charge against him the collection was made In Cleary filed by Miss Helen Woo conjunction with the city "and had 21 and her father Henry Woo Rossi's approval" Bridges Mayor and ordered the seaman to stay teestified he1 telephoned Rossi and away from the pretty Chinese girl told him the longshoremen would Miss Woo claimed Cleary pitched not handle the scrap ' metal "beher about when she refused to cause of Its destination and pur ride with him in the park Cleary pose” said he wanted to marry the girl Doumak 20-oun- ce FRENCH Qc “ Dressing— Durkee I -- 19c PIG’S FEET MAY 29TH Gulf Breeze Florida 2 No 2 cans 1 Roll 100-Fo- ot 00 Moon Rose Select tall can Sliced 2 Home-mad- e Grade B Medium dozen tnll can Harry Bridges IW'J MARSHMALLOWS & Solomon SAN FRANCISCO May 28 (UP) an 36-0- FRIDAY Margarine Nut pound Becker’s Best with empties) 4 longshore leader a testified at legislative investigation of fascism today that German maritime "storm troopers visited San Francisco before the war and asserted that Mayor Angelo Rossi personally ordered longshoremen to load shipments of scrap metal destined for Italy Bridges appearing at his own request before the Tenny assembly Interim committee on activities said local longshoremen acted as amateur sleuths to trail "ship storm troopers” whoandarrived went here on German vessels 1936” ashore "mainly in "I assigned men to follow them Bridges said "Very often they went to California hall (A German social hall) We wanted to know who those storm troopers saw or otherwise contacted We trailed them until German ships stopped coming here after England and Germany went to war” Bridges in a statement to the committee said that In the fall of f035 San Francisco garbage collectors rounded up free of charge DECORATION DAY Morning or Sego 3 tall cans PioTJP JoiJlnJUM COASTHAYOR No Pitching Woo SALT LAKE CITY May 28 (AP) Most Utah reservoirs "'were full or expected to fill later with the by the end of April spring run-o- ff the U S geological survey re' i ported normal were above flows Stream and the elevation of the great Salt Lake on May 1 was 65 of one foot higher than on the same date in 1941 Utah Lake Bear Lake and Strawberry reservoirs were not filled but are holdover reservoirs the them report said and have sufficient Let long as their tires lastto use Sevier good water for this year The 235000 do it It is up to them contained reservoir judgment in driving and conserv Bridge acre feet the greatest since 1922 Ing their tires” SALT LAKE CITY May 28 (AP) Fruit crops in some areas' of Utah suffered heavy damage the last week from frosts the U S weathof agriculer bureau-departmetural analysis showed today Heaviest damage was to cheeries peaches and apricots Strawberries and pears also suffered In Washington county and some raspberries were killed in Rich county Serious farm labor shortages were reported in Weber and Utah ® counties MAY" I9TH Passes in Idaho BLACKFOOT Idaho May 28— (AP)— Thomas Taylor 63 promiBOISE Idaho May 28 (UP)— nent Burley and Blackfoot sheep State Civilian Defense Coordinator grower died yesterday in his hoof coronary C E Arney has disclosed plans tel home have been worked out to feed evacuees from the Pacific coast SPRING in Idaho In the event axis attacks GARDEN SEED make evacuation necessary " ETowe A field Seed The idajio state defense council cooffice of civilian defense and baby chicks SPUDS operating federal agencies have deEx Coed $225 Bed and Spade cided to use existing facilities commodities of the community GEO DELL GO school lunch program to feed evacRing uees in case the need arises 2463 Grant Ave said Arney WILL BE CLOSED FRIDAY st my men who hit my cheek (said the officer passing his hand over his suntanned face) After makfire to ing sure that we had setarea the in that oil tanks all the submarine submerged and disappeared under the waves raid was "Asked whether the timed to coincide with President Roosevelt’s fireside chat the officer said that he didn’t know about It but saw in the news later that the attack occurred when President Roosevelt was making another one of his bad plans against the axis1 v) failHr DENIES "I can still remember the painful bristles on the chin of one of o GAS RATIONING (D-Ne- Native of Utah Evacuee Feeding 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