| Show SIiSt tO1 O b THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Saturday November 2 TEACHER PAY AHEAD 13 Plot Oil Probers Laid to Firm ead to-Mit:l- WASHINGTON Oct 31 salaries over the natron have been raised an average of 13 over last yeat but this increase tias been "canceled by the sharp rise in the cost of living" John W Studebaker commissioner of education Friday told the citizens federal committee on education "Action during the past year to improve teachers' living and Theralize working conditions the retirement alowances provide tenure and make more Oct 31 (UP)— Chairman ()wen Brewster Friday accused officials of the Arabian-America- n Oil Co of tryisig to mislead his senate war investigating committee which is trying to find out why the navy paid $105 a bbL for oa it once could have bad for 40c sHrl-Gro- Europe ReliefLP— citizens' food committee lArhich IA sponsoring the tour said the freight train with passenger cars attached will leave Los An- of-h- s lk t‘ N V''''s‘‘ : i ad p V : oh " 4 MiRlift4 f C II o Pli I railroads The itinerary includes: Nov 10: arrive Ogden 11 am (PST) leave 1 pm (MST) arrive Green River 8:30 pm(MST) : 0' t ( - NN pos geles Nov 7 at 11 pm It will travel over tracks of the Southern Pacific Union Pacific Chicago and Northwestern Pennsylvania and New York Central svv0-- I 4 " :1 :4!- tilisi r - ' ' - I 11 E Woods Rent control falls to assistant In shift TIg-h- e Expediter Quits Housing For Atom Post WASHINGTON Oct 31 (UP) —Housing Expediter Fran 10 R Creedon quit Friday to help'expand an atomic energy plant and his successor as the nation's rent boss said that as things stand now he probably will recommend an extension of rent controls Pres Harry S Truman accepting Creedon's resignation with "reluctance" named Tighe E Woods Creedon's deputy as acting housing expediter The expediter's main function now is rent control People AN'ant Control Woods former real estate man said in an interview that first returns from local rent boards—most of which have called for continuation of present ceilings —indicate plainly that "the people themselves believe continued con- lust what Salt Lake has needed A board spokesman counting up '1 the last day's developments eaid "this definitely breaks the logriI jam" The News BEAU BRUMMEL RES- 'TAURANT is distinctly different planned to promote and increase the prestige of Salt Lake City Its club - like atmosphere unexcelled service and delicious food are sure to please those who delight in unhurried a place you can be proud dining to bring your fiends and visitors 11 That was after the A F L's two t major officers had taken steps to t comply in conformance with A F L San Fran-else- ° George Meany submitted his affidavit and sent word to the board that A F L Pres William Green's affidavit would be "along in a few days" This seemed to satisfy the board which is granting a "reasonable! time" to unions like the U A W i which requested a while longer to complete compliance The steel workers' challenge of it the board's authority to throw outl 22 cases involving collective bar- - t gaining brought a step closer the t eventual court test of the constitutionality of the affidavit provision and possiblylt convention action in as Secy-Tre- 1 Formal opening Sunday Nov 2nd Hours Opening Day 1 to 9 PM Taft-Hartle- P1 4 71 SO I7 L4 2N CZ ''40(FJrNE QUALITY b MAI aNri 1ST tut Woad Ink 3100 IIIghtlind 'Drive 61111 SU Sok Saks Cks p Taft-Hartle- 4 s s 1111C d sLeP ft er U Elok-7zie- 4M :' tanned every morning ' tntered poet office at Salt Lake City aa at tne second-clas- s matter under act ot Mater' 8 1879 Subecription rates: Utah titan° Nevada and 0yarning daily and Sunday month year in advance 81800 01110WhPre in U 8 daily and Sunday month S175 two of Ena rhs Tribune ta a member Cie I eft rh iksoociated Promos le Press for repubthe entitled exclusively to to lication of all the local asnews Aprinted P neer all this newspaper aa well I lova te how 4U 111-8- 001MMON Sag- - t) ''''' ''' awake fully refreshed — better rest You steep''ounder blanket or comforter when you sleep under an eleark bedside control to "on" bet6re little the twitch Simply have cozy warm sheets to slip you undress and you of changin:k room between No more chills! 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All wool crepes cuffed sleeves In newest fall shades long skirt lovely long flared Jacket metal buttons See them! 1115 Miller Mas- Vol 4 -IS Am efo rot ' 17 ol rts Sheer Nylon This Week's VARIETY IN ikektg10- 7 va) i iLL- - Crepes and that Glade's fine box of open Candy is as welcome as a ri" r-N1- - 11) 1 - r-- I 41''''' game after the game I 0 Aw Mow Before the game during the '4 mas I ect manager at the Hanford works atomic energy plant here operated by G E for the atomic energy commission David H Lauder the company's project manager here said Cree don would direct a construction program nowgetting under way Cost and details of plant improvements were not disclosed ?cueit Veate: 7Przust (IGO A I 10610168 ETTER LittiNGIEtetTla ' SHOP EVERY DEPARTMENT FOR OUTSTANDLNG NOVEMBER VALUES! rcl- - ck contains terpieces such numbers as: Pavanne Bugle Call Rag Chattanooga Choo Choo Missouri Waltz and won't1 that local board proposals others Hurry! Ilurry! While necessarily be taken ' "at face they last 357 I value" Alb 161—Merry Christmas MuFerret 'Monkey Bustriess' sic—Including such numbers as: Winter AVonderiand rent of trained Flying squadrons AVhite Christmas and Silent accountants are being set up to Night and others Sung by visit communities where general' Perry Como 357 rent raises have been proposed to Girl That I Rememeither said he which gather facts ber and Surprise Symphony will substantiate the proposals or by Tex Beneke 63e will ferret out "monkey business" Me I'll Be Mountain You and Leaving Polka by Rosalie Allen 63e Creedon Will Manage Slid Irish Rose Alb or Comforter z 7F i 71d present atomic facilities hopes to S4'11 Congress The present rent law expires March 1 Woods said he hopes to hand congress early next year re-- 1 ports from every local rent board which will speak for themselves He added that he anticipates that ''the words of the local boards will sell congress on rent control" Woods said no changes in present rent control policy shoul4 be anticipated He Indicated that fhe rent law which he will administer is plain It vests In local rent boards considerable authority in' whether to raise rental determining or abolish ceilings entirely Woods made it clear however a i: flkc Cribunt Zbe 143Salt S011th f atomic energy" Creedon was resident engineer In charge of construction of the atom bomb plant at Oak Ridge Tenn His new job will be at Hanford Wash where he is expanding 1212160::2 r - :: - iD - - 9!N "''N"""-- -: 7 111 The New y r - with SMORGASBORD non-commun- ist the entire I a f non-commun- ist trols are necessary" Creedon veteran construction engineer who inherited the expediter's job from Wilson W Wyatt will direct for General Electric what he told Pres Truman WWI "a huge construction program in connection with the development 11 - A WASHINGTON Oct 31 (CTPS) Reopening of the senate war investigating committee's hearing on the $40000000 worth of wartime airplane contracts given Howard Hughes has been5 postponed to the committee Wednesday Nov announced Friday UP)-- -- Taft-Hartle- The Senate Delays Hearing 31 rush to beat a In a deadline hundreds of unions inAuto cluding the big C I Workers Friday night signified their compliance with two key lay provisions of the bor act These provisions say that union leaders must swear they are not communists and must file financial statements otherwise their unions cannot use the machinery of the National Labor Relations board The deadline for signifying their intentions was midnight Friday The auto workers reversing a previous stand notified N L R B it would comply as soon as posHundreds of other unions sible filed the required papers Still ignoring the requirements and thereby waiving use of the NLRB were the C I headed by C I 0 Pres Philip Murray John L Lewis' A F LUnited Mine Workers and the CI Electrical Workers The steel workers with 800000 members entered a last minute challenge of the board's right to dismiss its pending cases for not submitting the oaths from officers A similat legal step already had been taken by the U A W but its president Walter ReutherM wired HerNLRB Chairman Paul exzog saying his internltional comecutive board had "voted to speciply with the requirements y act as fied in the preliminary to utilization fol-of Letter N L Ft B machinery lows requesting preservation of our rights in all pending cases duriEng interim required to take necessary procedural steps" last-minu- te Friday leave 9:30 pm (MST) Nov 11 (all times MST): arrive Rawlins 4:30 am leave 8 am arrive Laramie 12:30 pm leave 11:30 pm arrive Cheyenne 5 pm leave 7 pm Oct WASHINGTON 'WASHINGTON Oct 31 The itinerary of the "Friendship train" which will cross the coundonations try next month to collect of food for Europe was announced The Maine Republican clashed adequate provision for sick leave of repeatedly with James Terry Duce laheartening as an indication interest" public vice president of the firm who awakening Studebaker said testified that a government price "Butpone of these trends has adjustment board found that the carried far enough to permit us to feel complacent about 11105 price was not excessive in our schools" Duce disagreed with Brewster's claim that the renegotiation testimony had no significance whatsoeer" and that the record in the Wall paying royalties of 42c a bbl case might indicate "a very serious to Saudi Arabia on the oil it sold misrepresentation" on the part of to the navy Duce said the company was payhis firm Brewster in questioning Duce ing only a 21c royalty but might and Kharl H Beekhuis company have to double it retroactively becomptroller said he reached the cause of the international moneconclusion that $1800000 out of tary exchange problem When Duce estimated the comthe company's $20282491 in sales for IIRStwas subject to renegotia- panyi production costs at 44c a Lion bbl Brewster introduced in the He pointed to a statement at- record a copy of a confidential tributed to former navy Lt D E letter Duce wrote another official in February 1946 placing the cost Bodenschatz that a company advised that the firm at 33c -- Hundreds of Unions Indicate Oath Fund Rule Compliance Trahi Readies Tour for rs' (NYT)-c-Teache- 1947 1 PRICES" |
