Show pW a (Salt Tire Quota For July Increased WASHrNGTON P A will continue 0 3 SENATE RESTORES FUNDS Aline Perkins TO BUDGET OF OWI — The senate refused WASHLNGTON June Bids Adieu Tuesday to follow the house's lead in slashing funds for the office of war information and voted it a $39670215 To Employes June budget for the next fiscal year its liberalized The action came after a clash on the floor in which critics of 0 NV I declared its job by and large was done and advocates contended that this agency was the principal medium for telling America's story abroad 0 NV I asked $42000000 in its original budget about $12000000 less than expenditures for the current fiscal year The house beat this down first to $35000000 then to $18000000 The senate appropriations committee wrote in a new figure of $39670215 Sen Gurney (R) South Dakota sought to slash that on the floor Tuesday to $20000000 and was defeated 46 to 29 Then Sen Bridges (Ft) New Hampshire attempted to fix the figure at $35000800 By defeating that amendment the vote was automatically in favor of the committee total issu- Announcing that 2500000 tires 'would be available for rationing to B card and C card motorists next month—the same number as in June- -0 P A said it would dip into stocks in order to meet summer weather replacement needs "The tire sivation remains seri- the agency tight" "We are an- rationing more tires than current production warrants by borrowing from supplies for the hot weather months during a record number of tire may be expected" Production during the next three months will be about 2000- CK)0 passenger tires monthly 0 P A reported truck and bus The July quota6-otires of siz-- 823 and larger is 234308 compared with the June The new allocation of 189750 of size 750 and tires for quota smaller is 386862 compared with Z60000 in June fail-'tir- es e Woman Jury Hits 'Health' Invention k NEW YORK June 26 14'1—An jury found for the government Tuesday in a civil suit to an confacate the spectro-chrom- e electrical device and prevent its inventor Dinshah P Gandiali of Malaga N J from advertisingmait Ghadiali had contended the thine would cure a variety of ailments by means of colored lights 'The suit was brought under the federal food and drug laws r STILL THE SAME 1017 PRii11:8 AT PULLMAN'S "" A A ( Unbiased Probe Pledged In Roosevelt Loan Case which were of such a character as would not come within the limitations of secrecy" One question that could have been answered Willis told a re"without discrimination" its in- porter concerned the connection of vestigation of the reported $200- - Chairman Robert E Hannegan of WASHINGTON June 26 LP)— Secy Morgenthau Tuesday told Indiana the Sen Willis (Ft) treasury department will handle Hartford Eliott Roosevelt-Joh- n loan transaction In a letter to the senator Morgenthau said the bureau of internal revenue is "proceeding diligently" to complete as soon as possible a thorough inquiry in the alleged loan by Hartford president of the Great Atlantic and Pacific Co to the son of the late president Its findings he said will be submitted to congress through the senate finance committee and the house ways and means committee in accordance with an agreement made by their chairmen Sen George (D) Georgia and Rep Doughton (D) North Carolina Willis said Morgenthau's letter "supports the suspicion that the treasury department is not being aggressive" in investigating the loan which Hartford said finally was settled by a WOO repayment Willis who had asked Morgenthau for certain details also described the reply as "very unsatisfactory from the standpoint of answering specifically the questions 000 NEW YORK June 26 Rapee Budapest-bor- n who rose from a N- - 'Noy' '111ANioiE MANY PEOPLE WONDER HOW WE CAN CONTINUE TO MAKE CLOTHES AS FLNE AS EVER AND SELL THEM AT THE OLD THE ANSWER IS LOW PRICES WE STILL HAVE EVERYTHING WE'VE ALWAYS HAD TO GIVE THE MEN 'IOU VALUE THE LOCAL SHOP FACILITIES MONEY THE KNOW HOW IN ADDITION TO THE SAME FROM MAKER TO IOU SYSTEM OF SELLING TAILORED 10 VT? 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Highest Cross Country meter tells strength of charge in battery Extra strong shock voltage Heavy steel case Switches protected from on animals weather Operates or dry cells Charges 15 batteryfence miles er transportation and business administration experts They've helped keep things rolling at Army posts airfields supply depots—here and abroad both Hitler and Hirohito thought global warfare impossible for AmericaThey believed the planning and execution beyond any general—or general staff They overlooked America's reserve of "know-how- " VIESTERII SADDLE BUTT BREECHING STYLE 1- rd745 extra-long-li- I? ik41ti 315() D L-- Easy-to-re- NO1! 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TABLETS I new-fangl- DUE TO for Capital the blood cells and system cannot assimilate or make use of undigested food "WEEK'S OUR c iI cham- white-coate- d I them" ADVERTISEMENT i e that's simple You merely do the impossible Hannibal crossed the uncross-abl- e Alps Joshua took impregnable Jericho Blucher got to Waterloo when:Napoleon knew he couldn't But when it comes to doing the super-doopthe world has never seen anything to approach this nation's trick of fighting two wars at once—on far sides of a reasonably large planet One reason for this success with one of the wars now won and the other well on the way—is that our generals have been able to borrow—largely from business and industry — vast amounts of "know-how- " They've borrowed tons and tons of gray matter Our not uncommon experience may illustrate When Uncle Sam's armies crashed into Germany the generals knew what they wanted to do in the occupied section— throu$11 both military and civil agencies But planning the nec- essary organization embracing civilian specialists of every kind was something else They asked for one of our experts They knew he was pretty good because he had done important organization planning for the War Production Board and the Petroleum Administration for War In fact one government agency or another has had him for a couple of years head Now he's in Germany man on organization our men with Similarly know-hohave answered many another call—executives tech- jtem Li Vi L'k7 PARIS June 26 (UP)—Several thousand service troops have left for the far east from Marseille and thousands of combat troops are pouring into Marseille staging areas for redeployment directly to the Pacific theater without first returning to the United States it was announced Tuesday So far only ' service troops— engineer quartermaster and medical units — actually have embarked It is estimated some 200- 000 combat troops will leave the port each month when the operation is in high gear Prepare Bases The announcement said the service units "will begin the task of building bases for combat troops ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTLSENIENT four-piec- ber orchestra played softly at the opposite end of the room and it was all sort of sad as the first woman ever to hold a cabinet office prepared to retire Her resignation is effective Saturday when she will be succeeded by Federal Judge Lewis B Schwellenbach of Washington state Of her trim hat creation she said: "This is my private hat" and indicated that when she shed the tricorne style which has been associated with her from the beginning of the Roosevelt new deal the was returning to private life However she would not discuss her future beyond saying she would spend a month vacationing in Maine where her husband Paul Wilson is said to be convalescing The farewell party was the idea of her department workers a large percentage of whom are women They got a committee together took up a collection and Miss Perkins a $50 war presented three-piece bond a luggage set and a typewriter Europe Vets Ship East who will follow 1c3k flower-rim- Wash June 26 (1TP)—Federal Judge Lewis B Schwellenbach left Spokane 'rues-da- y by train for Washington D C to take up his new duties as secretary of labor in Pres TruMONEY BACK man's cabinet His appointment MONEY BACK Featured by Walgreen becomes effective next Sunday 1 and it is expected that he Drug Stores Pay Less Drug Co Brigham Street Pharmacy ZOMI Drug July will take the oath of office Store Auerbach's Department Store I A d v ertiseme t SHARE ONE ORDER Tuesday1 ment Standing at one end of the med conference room in the department she shook hand deftly (the way White House Usher "Ike" Hoover taught her tO do when she first joined the Roosevelt cabinet 12 years ago so there is a minimum of fatigue) and thanked each employe for the job he or she had done while she was labor secretary d Does MAY LADY conductor $25-a-we- the Democratic national committee with the bureau of internal revenue at the time Hartford's 1942 tax return was filed "It's merely a matter of record that Hannegan was collector of internal revenue at the time" Willis said "In the same way no limitations of the treasury would prevent the secretary from replying as to whether Elliott Rooseloans from velt received other such 4 prominent men" In his letter Morgenthau stated he was not authorized to disclose information from income tax returns except to the senate finance committee which in turncould Impart it to the senate hat ed donned a b1a4k and white straw sailor and bade farewell to the 1800 employes of the labor depart- BEAUTIFY DRY BRITTLE HAIR El both for 2 Suits 2 Suits three-corner- Tuesday's announcement was the first official disclosure that any American forces actually had left for the Pacific from Europe by the eastern route Three huge staging areas covhundreds of square miles of ering New Easy Way To Treat & orderly rows of tents have been established into which the doughboys are streaming to await arrival of scores of ships moving across the Atlantic and MediterThousands of women afflicted with dry brittle ranean hair dandruff itching scalp and hair odor are raving about the immediate noticeable results Figures Withheld of SHONTEX the near medicated hair and — The exact number of troops and use treatment for home a scalp by developed Master Hsu and Scalp Specialist Three rare tons of equipment sent so far was oils plus LANOLIN make SHONTEX a com- not revealed The announcement plete scalp and hair treatment taking the place of expensive hot oil or special treatments Yet a said simply that Marseille soon SHON TEX treatment requires no best—is quick would be equipped to handle 200- When the 000 easy costs only a few pennies men at a time Scientific SHONTEX formula is applied before and after the shampoo according to the simple All troops are receiving summer directions on the package itching and dandruff are relieved at once scalp feels healthy and uniforms with the exception of those scheduled to be shipped to alive because SHONTEX promotes hygienic cleanliness By supplementing natural hair oils China: They are keeping their SHONTEX makes dull dry hair soft manage regular olive drab winter uniforms able brings out natural color and highlights ORDER ''1T' (A'--Er- pianist to musical director of the Radio City music hall died in his apartment Tuesday following a heart attack He was 55 Composer of more than 100 selections including the familiar "Charmaine" and "Angela Mia" Rapee had been musical director for the National Broadcasting Co and for Warner Brothers and First National Pictures He held the music hall post since the theater the world!s largest opened on Dec 27 1932 and was known to millions as conductor of the Radio City and General Motors symphony orchestras in radio broadcasts ti !: MI6 S)ci WASHLNGTON June 28 (A')— Frances Perkins tossed away her A Radio City Music 1Director Dies Al 7 Ir Perje 9 26 CP)— ing more passenegr car casings than are being currently produced nounced (L 26 UP) tire rations through July by ously gakt Trtibunt Wednesday June 27 1945 DAIRY FLY SPRAY : : : 1 gal 469 gal 129 Household Fly Spray pt 35ci qt 60c 49c PINT HAND SPRAYER 1 04tertetde Main at Broadway J Salt Lake City : : ' F7 Dial 61 : |