Show THE OGDEN J —— — 1 'I F ' PUBLISHING COMPANY Entered at the postofflce at Ogden as second class matter according to Act of Congress Marcn The Associated press United i 1879 Member of and A B C Press NEA Service entitled to The Associated IiPress is exclusively iliSTk&tCheS nawa all tu zne use tor repaoumuvu v LTi this pa la credited otherwise credited to it or not news per and also the wcai ! -- £SY uo carrier prices rT-- s ' io Mian o on — a vsAT —- when paid kiw — 800 in advance — uiwmvu — in advance fcy -- : i y a month saw All States other Wyoming ' : a year r and hahn ' Nevada u A"" WEDNESDAY EYENING SEPTEMBER 2 1942 I Jack Canuck Is War Seer For U S and Knows What Life's Soon to Be Like The Washington suBscaupnON STANDARD-EXAMINE- R - L- iuy Kno -u Can Do Every hing VrozMknt Roosevelt deserves credit ior with which he has tried to super- rvthinir connected with the prosecu- tion of tms war un Unfortunately utter fiiricerity and devotion are not! enough to trans- form an almost pacifistie economy into the world's most "powerful militsry machine That transformation requires the exercise of technical industrial skills which can be acquired' only by operating successfully this nation's pride huge f actories such as are It calls for the application of financial dealPrinciples which can be jlearned only by fiscal probing successfully with large-scal- Merry-Go-Roun- d By DREW PEAESON (Slajor Eobert 8 Allen on active duty) WASHINGTON— Now that Josef Stalin himself has publicly announced that Russia stands in greater danger than ever before in history It is possible to reveal that Stalin did some equally plain talking to Winston Churchill in Moscow Newspaper accounts featured the state banquet given to Churchill "the toasts the champagne the caviar the pleasant social" side of the visit talks with Churchill But in his across-the-tabwith only two interpreters present Stalinrwas hot at all rosy He laid it on the line then just as he did later in his public statement and just as his ambassadors have to the British and American governments — that Russia was in extreme danger and that a second front must be set up immediately Stalin engaged in some extremely tough talking and despite the cheerful press dispatches cabled from London Churchill felt anything but happy as a result of bis Russian visit le Kaiser Fays Penalty v By PETER EDSON Standard-Examin- Waiting to Slide Down the Beanstalk the highest m the world posedly and In the of the Hon J er Washington correspondent The gag in Washington among the wartime economic planners is that if you want to know what life in the United States is going ue une six montns or a year from now or if you want to know what it would mean for the United States to get In this war a little more than the present "ankle deep" participation all you have to do w take a look at Canada! today Jack Canuck of course dived into this wor over two before Uncle Sam stuck inyears his big toe That grave the Dominion nre- vious knowledge of what the water wa like and how muddy and rocky it was on the bottom Canada discovered the crags and cross current of manpower short age material shortages! need for increased revenue price freezing job freezing curbs on credit buying ana a lot of things like those long before tho United State did Take taxation Canada hag a wage tax that begins at 7 per cent of wages for single people making $060 a year or $1200 for married people with dependents This wage tax Is levied on the whole income and not just on excess over the minimum There are in addi- opinion L Ilslev minister Af finance "the extreme limit of what the country can do" r j It is taxation of that kind which the United States may- have to face if it is to get into this war There are Take price control far fewer Canadian exemptions to price legislation' than in America But there is a provision by which wage earners are pid a bonus if the cost of living goes above a certain fixed base ft is paid as a percentage of $25 weekly which was set up as a minimum family budget base If the cost of Hying goes up 10 per cent all workers get $250 a week Increase regard less of what their salaries may be Jot Are tiumuzea Bo effective has ihe Canadian of price control been that cost living has advanced only 2J& per cent since the bonus law went Into effect last October First bonuses are to be paid this month and will total an estimated million dol lars a week For the United States a similar bonus would cost a minimum Of 10 million dollars a week Take manpower Canada now has gone beyond the equivalent of full - I all-o- ' ut i -- j Donald Nelson Admiral Emory Land and Pulitzer prize playwright Robert Sherwood were talking at a luncheon given in honor of the premier of 'New Zeftlana of maritime Land the chairman Tough scadog commission was growling about the press "Damn these newspaper men" he said "playing up this man Henry Kaiser "However I don't blame them as much as I do i Kaiser" the admiral continued "He is the one who stirred up the whole rumpus despite the fact that he ought to know we have plenty of transports and don't need cargo planes" tion minimum saving require- employment It 30000j unemployed Whereupon Donald interrupted with this re- ments running from $20 for single are all definitely determined uii M mark: making $700 a year and $25 employables Five million of its that people "Jerry you may be interested in knowing Henfor married people making $1250 population of 11000000 population we're going after Kaiser I just talked to Leon on up to $800 for all single peo- are employed Three of those five e derson about it and we've caught him buying steel ple making $10000 or mbre a year million are in the war effort or in the black market Leon's decided to crack down naThese two essential industries Ftom now oh taxes in are "! the " l lems H on him" ture of income the problem Is to get more of th!e credits against materials oi: raw Leon office Cleveland Henderson's Next Note: day it: involves-thbetaxes juggling two million shifted from the non and here the fun really Instituted legal proceedings against the Kaiser com- gins for Canada has in effect essential industries put which no American ever lias had to learn pany Kaiser paid the penalty for- wanting to pro- a confiscatory tax on all Income To that end unless the govern more duce over $27000 a year for single peo- ment gives its approval no one but with which the executives of the Submarine Second Front ple or $38000 for married people can be fired no one can quit his complicated industrial plants have had most How badly we need Kaiser's cargo planes and with dependents People making job no one can change his job no how successful Hitler has been in ' establishing a $2000 a year pay $600 income taxes one can take a job in a non-essexperience ' of utilization second front at our front door is attested by 20 if single $215 if married and hav- tial industry And no one can get It necessitates the ingenious diplomats who every day beat a well-wo- ing two children All these taxes or give an Increase in wages overworked f transportation 1'acilities which path io the doors of the state department ask- are deducted from income right to at the source of each pay day lives war cooperation for their devote attempting men Washington Ra tes brilliant ing Mostmore ot these countries have broken relations As if that weren't enough there One out of three Washington1 to master or even declared war on the axis but as a result is an 8 per cent manufacturers' dwellings heats with oil : !and C?U of war ancjL the submarine they too also find the sales tax and a 25 per' cent tax ouuuieiu training oiaica xivmii in Virginia jto depends upon planning now at on their front door second front California are experimenting in top of that for luxuries such control There will be other losse Here are some of the effects "which the sub- as furs and jewelry along purely military lines which in the U S cork trees raising and lack of shipping andor World's Highest Taxes volte consumption is cut to 110 of course but it may fairly ba face of such an enemy as Germany can be marine campaign war proseSo heavy are these levies that million pounds a month on Sept cargo planes have had on temPredicted that they will not again cution: I'''-desperately perilous unless they are in January 1942 the Dominion had 1 from normal consumption of reach the peak of severity which- 1 The Amazon valley is feelirigthe effects of a to suspend the collection of income 147 million pounds a month pered with caution born of experience has characterized Germany's ul This handicaps the United 'States be- taxes by the provinces and munifood now drop Navy blimps patrol marine In all of these things vfe shall fail unless cause shortage we are trying to get rubber from the Amazon cipalities This had to be done for food and medical supplies dn operations so far The of this will not be effect Amazon have to Rio and the boundfrom Brazilian — ships the salvation of the taxpayers for waterproof bags to torpedoed sea4 we act with daring vision imagination J felt because it will immediately to Hit been Act sunk Grounds' of German be'fore one at men time Auto graveyards are the suspension Hunting 'Happy take-u- s to get subwhile a little a large measure of iconoclastic scorn for 2 The Central Railway of Brazil is running out order was put into effect Montreal yielding 18000 tons of scrap rub In marines under the South control Submarines A Now S This U coal! in the from Concentrated of unless also fail usually purchased tradition But in all we shall Tbje whooping people who made $200000 a year ber a month losses Atlantic and for the the interior from halted rising has shipments manganese actually were called on for more cough rate is 22 per 100000 These we draw upon sound expe rience to avoid and manganese is vitally needed for U S steel than to to in submarines affect Important' Water? begin 292 per $200000 a year in taxes In disease Heart takes available for service ± the numbers 3! can 1AAIIA that production only return for these local! census j taDUhopeless experimentation surrendering iwuw ttccurumg io 3 Venezuelan oil industry is crippled by the However by next spring these numincome taxes the Domnion was latlons And deaths from waste time money materials and lives set bers are colonies should be sharply reduced tankers of Farm MAJOR up GEORGE being sinking! FIELDEYGtions will have been defeated for forced to pay the local government alcoholism are down! to 19 per By ' oil to care and the workers for reduction in shipping losses never to This ELIOT need We a subsidy or else assume their 100000 say: somebody "An empty seat is an there is no other place left where 4 About 6000 banana workers in Honduras are the plus rising curve of the Ameri1942 New York obvious waste of fuel and rub (Copyright undefended shipping can be found can has been done we do not know how to do losing their jobs Breadlines already have started debts program should Tribune Inc) Canada's taxes today are sup ber" in to the in sufficient numbers make the to time wbuld have effected a notthat Tegucigalpa capital done win it help it but if it were The most Immediate military concentrated effort of the German by 5 In Guatemala is a stockpile of chrome vitally able improvement in our shipping the war i needed here for steel but so far no ships to move it fleet worthwhile significance of Brazilfs entry into situation with beneficial results on 6 The Cuban newspaper Luz was bout to close In order to deal with the at all our far-flubattlefronts the war as a member of the United We need somebody else tq say: Find out of newsprint when rescue came from the lack new for in its of One theatre is campaign it point necessary parNations to do with probably has how it can be done and then do it Miami Herald which sent an emergency shipment both bases and ships ticularly to Keep In mind and that operations WESTBROOK PEGLER By the German subiriarine campaign are Necessary Ships can probably Is the need for M And we need still another somebody — by Airways preventing the Gerea can oil A to S U from which was the cause of Brazil's be made available with the Bra- mans from acquiring t the prohelp 2— YORK i NEW — This men these of Sept to their any new collective robbing a multitudlnously somebody duce copper for us Chilean Ambassador Mlcfiels lias sample of that new dealism which zilian navy adding somewhat to bases by means of which! they can declaration war of money been so persistent in asking for oil that Chilean has been do it in the state of The union Is so small that it As pointed out fn my article of the total United Nations' strength increase the efficiency of their subcaricature Sumner Welles in night cap New Yorkrepudiated newspapers the nomination of didn't have enough njien to make August 2 the' submarine menace in and with' transfers from other marine operation This iconsidera-tio- n by insisted has Thus far the president upon and gown J disturbed from rest by his butler an John Bennett for on tends to direct attention para formidable mob so an appeal the North Atlantic la diminishing theatres Bases are available on the governor the Chilean ambassador Bath-hur- st of all authority in nouncing the west coast Democratic of Africa at jbeing the fountain-hea- d ticket to Jthe French) ports on and the defeat co me across went ticularly river iarpon- as convovs become better nro Meanwhile nazi subs are sinking schooners as of President Roosevelt's Freetown Gold 111 and the coast of Africa and to Senthe west man dale anaddi-other boss of the subdivisions tected these with the delivery of each of yhere well as steamers So many have been sunk in ator Jim Mead Coast Ascension and Island and may Spain Spanish Africa If the local assembled about 50 tional escort vessels and aircraft West Indian waters that owners are reluc- - Near Mr Roosevelt should adopt the policy of British prove of some value But without Germans could acquire bases there Cape Girardeau Mo the goons and rushed them down to During the month of August tant to take out their vessels without war risk small local union of the great to chase the non-uniall successful major executives He should insurance and that costs one-thir- d marine sinkings in the Gulf of Brazil the noUnited Nations would and keep them supplied ieven with the value of the nationwide base on the South small amounts of fuel and spare had shakedown racket To workers off the vessel job prevent Mexico and the Caribbean Sea have have American coast nearer than Para parts their submarine campaign known as delegate authority to the best men this Hod the Carriers' and another massacre of the kind which fallen off sharply aiid the sub j Jonathan Daniels some 1800 miles might obtainj a new lease of life is Common which not! maribo Laborers' union He them should had a Hod of sister to the union Carriers' give the last from the northeastern country possesses It hasn't leaked but yet but twice in recent enough members to man the jobs racket touched off at Herrin 111 marines have gone shoulder of Barring this the value of thtf "happy hunting groubd" open to Brazil With Brazil in the carte blanche within the broadest of di- weeks the White House was intervened with Jona' on the construction of a some years ago the contractor sus- them the area between West Africa of her harbors become war all submarine to the axis appears likeDaniels forthright son of the former secretary oil available ly to diminish from this point onfrom Texas to Illinois pipeline rectives He should hold them responsible than pended work laying foff 160 men and Brazil If they cafr be checked as of the navy to persuade him not to resign from the to relieve bases of United ward Instead the submarine will for the eastern of operation a After was brief work waters in shortage these the Gjerman policy stoppage office of civilian defense for only one thing: Results -fuel Nations for activities become a mre formidable weapon homes factories resumed under a "compromise of concentrating submarine opera heating Gunning for Daniels is Frances Knight one of and offices in a to us than it will jto th4 axis beand short time of and for comparatively of the OCD who has influence motor vehicles CThe gasoline the lovely agreement7 should it be to cause the one nation which' will of possible the The mob definitely Carbon people OCD Rubber from Landis with Administrator Chief point eastern Jim imported Saving at the notorious character of his check war area in this seaboard continue to possess vitalj sea lanes have been to jthe warned dale intimidate bejat up or kill of contention has been whether minority groups me ne i' The too never not uwiuii which is It tnat to fVm ou liTio0 a to submarine attack and with much iaci that will to that have open say repeatedly Washington sincerity they should be i epresented on civilian defense councils d t0 hl3 F' if is this In cold live the homes without this be winter accomplished actually adejquate convejy protecworker to localities various in corresponds! has Daniels contended that roughly worries about rubber is suggested by a recause submarine is beaten oil been has will the fuel tion be Japan One might of It those which should brualitarian be tangs so shortage but far groups represented cent office of war information release tell-jn- g minority me even Is demonstrated dektes pretty bv built Adolf thoroughly HiUer used if his brown pipeline being suggest the extreme likeliLandis has opposed British i that! war congress hood and Tf a concentration lof United of l! or adequate Inc tnrm convoy davs against shirts known emergency JPipelme New War Spot abouf the reorganization of bus practices a measures hewas can the for given submarine larg Nations' an9 this seven n is submarines in tie Pacific ganized patrol purpose waliv by advent into the war Hitler appears ou k in the 42 largest cities Thii net result of to beWith Brazil's - cfofi collected from his subjects as fun- - accomplish very little It has suc- area coincident with the acquisiand Harold Ickes as companies re more more to and the attention paying bulge for his trip He has put ceeded in inflicting severe losses tion by us of additional island F!0 has let con Hn to petroleum the program the office of defense trans- of Africa opposite the bulge of Brazil to tracts only in the absence of such meas- bases from which these submarthe corporation for this jobs that have been abandoned by ft3 There have been reports of increased concen be will estimates to save ures With the South Atlantic ines could operate against Japan' almost headquarters to wnrw construction $35000-00a total of 0 portation tholtration of Spanish troops in Spanish Morocco closed there is no place within shipping Should Japan become inof dealisni fob The 300 million tire miles this year orists But the sort off new rru ilbelfUrtTy' i i obviously inspired by Hitler While the nazis haven't is an government money p a effective radius of action of volved in hostilities with Russia the oy In femtuUftfeH war wa whinh Ynrl menacing oroiect emergency -af Npw to T A spare themselves they have been nnnrt rT ra-- rfanl That sounds like a lot But figure it out any troops submarines from German-hel- d she would have at least another ' not fecting merely the comfort but i right for a sendng officers and technical equipment bases carwhere can Germans the 100 submarines to deal j with and health doubtless and (A bus tire will weigh with inner tube about lives the of racket operating under a union iam G Also they have been making hurried preparations blessi s ry on a Mth M effecxi i i this II Ifact alone' may be lexercising J J Americans ilfJ beof campaign all to armed many or mobs charter transport political ana mere is every inaicauon inat piis fU 135 pounds It will run on the average from ior someuiing will have to resort some deterrent effect at Tokvo At tively liefs in They a and to of from Africa large densely Casablanca popu the part Spanish port er©d by the title "Labor's Gains ::r:- to the old wasteful methods of the the moment shipping is an - :v"L :: 0000 to 45000 miles Take the lower fig- of Rio de Oro will be in the center of a new hotspot lated area The state of New now York has war scattering their submari- more vital problem to Japan than contracting company which effort by holding up war construc definitely turned against such law- last ure make your own computations and the (Copyright 1942 By United Feature Syndicate Inc) s The around In hope of picking off to the United Nations if that be nes! doing the work around Cape tion lessness under license from the a result' stray target here and there i In possible and! the vulnerability of Girardeau is called on all the locals the saving of 7500 tires weighnet The parent union of the Cape hew deal which in turn has free other words we have now reached Japanese shipping to submarine atn the region and they were On- - Girardeau and Carbondale locals Is access to the cam union for ing 506 tons fabric and all graft SO approximately the position of just tack seems likely to increase with able to turn out enough members a dirty racket tafeated with vicio 25 years ago— the late summer of the progress of offensive so the company began to hire nonThe ODT didn't take all that trouble sav operacr deal and 1917 when the institution of the tions in the Pacific which rMn pewey are both anti-nePlueWWifdf one men presumably farmers and i?r"u the exception union minor 500 Ljne tons of tires as a or the other will be the next convoy system was finally bring- - Japans naval strength and ino One thing I wonVstand for Is the prospect of the unskilled small-tow- n ing gesture Rub- just casual work oniciai nut a single nauonai oiiicer governor wealthy having heat and hot water to waste while ers The business agent represent- - ever ber really is precious' ing the submarine menace under our oase iaciutiesv was viecieu to any posu ah others suffer— Mayor Fiorello H LaGuardia New ng tne racket then demanded that of them just muscled Tn during a York the rob these contracting company period of 30 years lii which there Third Front Army men of $15 each and j turn was never an election or a national other My view is that the best method of reaching all the money over to the local t convention Householders mightj jusit as well begin pre the Income Is through a sales tax supplemented by -The farmers loud town and small Last year after publicity in graduated income tax — Senator Robert A Taft casuals had absolutely nothing to these and other paring lor stormy days ahead Plans for the ar dispatches the Ohio of the national hiergain by joining as their wages muscle-me- n third front army arp completed and the were already and morever archy called a convention in St The American Legion composed of a million ma- when fixed attack is scheduled for Oct 5 job is done in a few Louis which was a ffike however ture men and women of proven patriotism will re- weeks the there might not be another in that they themselves At that time a cpnserible proportion new their pledge and rededicate their lives to the the or snow of in kind tne noor project a their neck nands from by of 3000000 school children is expected to tremendous tasks that lie ahead — Senator Wavland of the woods as long as riotous with of live a packed meeting they isrooKs Illinois Anyway they didn't want to join instead or using tne secret begin lugging scrap out of the family hiding tnugs The local agent demanded the ballot provided by tjhe document The issue lof a Jewish army is enter ins a decisi ve closed places-lla- ri garret's garages and where shop meaning that every-- facetiously- - known as the constiphase— Pierre van Paassen author and chairman of ' not For two weeks nothing portable will be the naa to join and the check tution Doay Committee for a Jewish Army C7 off muscle-nia- n is that head the The meaning Joseph contracting safe and mother may expect a truck to pull This nation needs to get rid of the idea of secur- company naa to do the dirty work V Moreschi and notwithstanding ui iumos any moment for uP ity economics and return to competitive industry tne items sonny thinks can be spared —Thurman Arnold1 U S assistant attorney general -- -- 1 - ' ' en Latin-Americ- rn an It Significance of Brazil? $ War Entrance Explained ! Pan-Americ- an : 1 1 t ' ship-buildi- ng Fai j I U-bo- at Enough U-bo- ng ran-Americ- an ' j " " sub-Misso- uri on j 24-in- ch anti-su&nari- ne It-gi- rls U-bo- Lj tj nwr irJrfnrhin lhf Sai tor nr r- fi If SKjtiF?!0 SSS f w-SwaJ "-u- 1 I n 1- — U-bo- 9 at ':: THEY SAY I I w J BROTHER - I'M ONE TOO! re-elect- ed v nn — icwui Proceeds of the sale can i£ either to the youngsters in war sayings stamps1 or to the schools with credit to the salvagers In any event a lot of vforthlesJ scrap will be put to work against Hitjler until you won't know what to give folks for Christmas Fish caught this summer sure are velous Been dead for weeks yet tinue to grow J War time rush leaves the scissors er about ihe only one- findin mar-the- y con-- cret can't keep a promise Gen Andrew G L McNaughton Chief of Canadian-force- s I got so close to one Zero commander-i- n that I could see his face finder his red cap fighterlooked Nip mighty worried as my bullets had set his wings afire— U S air forces lieutenant after raid on Jap Darwin i buy bonds all the time and I dont need wedy Lamarr to kiss me either In fact she would nave to buy a $25000 bond before I would even consider kissing her—Titus TTnffa nhiratro hiisU i J refreshing Pilsner Isyour lips to delicious VANTED— LABORSRS !'''' 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