| Show Mt V o4wws i f 0 f t &A THE SALT LAI Motor Union To Push for Closed Shop SALT delegates General Motors Corp LAKE CITY BUSINESS : PHILADELPHIA Jan 17 a employes 200-ma- ' ' r an hour The UA IV president told reporters however they would have to ''ilvadt and see" if the union would be willing to cut the 25c figure to 15c in order to obtain a pension system Norman Matthews Ti' A W na- r gjs contrane months yet WA''''C'' ii 9 - I HAMLTON GRUEN EIGIN WALTHAM HaSFOS - 'I' I ctisokikir e I ' 11Z ' VIAL " - 71 all a Fedi 1113 lobtai let ti Jrrauri 't ISY7 Leeest - 4- I r I ON E - 3 times 7 I F1 1 e 4 -- r" III tit: by itself! Washes clothes Rinses 4 - ' All - ''''- '‘SHDAYSI Down psymenu slashed! Months and months to pay the balance! And with your Bendix all you'll doiSS4 a dial put in soap and leVe1 Bendis does the rest— 11 - Damp-dry- s ! I i ' 1 i 14:-- 0 :' ' - aL WI LUXE ' ! t 5 V clothes You don't avers have to be them hind out about the new easy payment terms today N:' t !' MOM COSTS UP TO $90 LESS THAN OTHER AUTOMATICS TO START WITHI ESE D 43 ''''' r' :4'44-- Alt: '111- - " 4 'reo -- -- - - - aQg'134:41E1 ) - )o A C) A STILL BRIGHT Says Montanan Darnonstration ' low Payment Plant t 1 40 East First South - Dial 4-56- undergo a large expansion during the year even if extensive explorations in a large part of the state for new producing fields come to nothing Standard Oil of California has announced plans for a $5000000 refinery in Salt Lake City and a $5000000 pipeline from Rangely field Utah Oil Refining Co has a $3700000 expansion program in the new year's book and Wasatch Oil Co (control of which recently was acquired by Phillips Petroleum Corp) is planning extensive improvements at its Woods Cross and Pocatello Ida plants On the steel front the new year promises much both in the way of new industries and expansion of existing ones Geneva's $18- 600000 program of adding rolling facilities to produce hot rolled coils will get under way during the tear furnishing additional employment in construction and op- eration Fabricating Plant Chicago Bridge at Iron Co has announced plans for a fabricating plant to serve th western area and the first units of this are scheduled for 1948 construction Henry J Kaiser currently is negotiating for the surplus blast furnace at Ironton and intends to get it into full production if the !transaction with War Assets administration goes through And established Iron and steel using enterprises have some expansion cards in the 1948 deck Purchase of the wttr surplus by the J R Simplot Kaluniteplant Co of Idaho °promises a new fertilizer industry with attendant expansion of sulphuric acid productive capacity by American Smelting & Refining Co at a cost of between $3000000 and $4000000 Plaster and rallboard plants being constructed at Sigurd by Western Gypapm Co and U S Gypsum Co are scheduled to get Into production during the new year furnishing a substantial amount of new Industrial employment in that area The area's ( Works Go to U S Gallery - dared dtak- A -I - - ll Nab-- tc"--Bi- ng A -) - 1--4 -- 1 1 r ith - 4e: il ' - - :'7'""'' - - - 4 I r 1 I - ‘ I Ifl'i - s L u J - I ---- ---- 1 t A 1 I I ' 1 t ibei 4 I BRANDNEW SHIPMENT I II il 1 'CEDAR CIESTSS 7: Eg - t i - - - 41 L---- C: N - -- - ' N -- 2 t se - t te---1-:'''''- ''''' t t ' 1 Ir 1 IP7t' i'-'- ‘ 11 11" - - -- - - - I I 1 It 4 t- - ! - 1 ?- - ' ' - 1 - ' - -- - - - k ttk- - - 4 - t I I f --- 21-inc- - -- f k - te - 71: flo'r1r:li " - : 61 ' 13 i 1 1 1 ! - A — 4 - -- t 4 1 - - - ' I ' t I A V'S ' ::- - -' ------- - - - I - - ' - - 0 i ':411 e -- --- -- - — 4''''-- ' '' "4420-- -- N-- 1 CHEST VANITY : 7 r ' ' I ' i 1 ' ' -- '' 4'' - - - v L I —' - - ''' :' - i' - - - 90" ' - '' 0500" r " - ‘e BRILLIANT ' - 1 ' ' LIVING ROOM BY DAY A DE LUXE 210 AT NIGHT z — '- Massive styling rich tapestry covers over fine hard- wood construction Matched studio couch-- and deep 1 (TIN lounge chair Save $40 BOTH for just 4t1 AWL - " ' - '''''' - i - - ' fr marke-:at&at - ' '34 ii!1 ' - - ' ' :444'" - 1 l' ----- - ! 4 4 ' N'N - - -f- -i- - I 4 4 - 1 f ' i a : s Al - 1 ' -' - -- - ' '- amt " 4 - LAti - 1: A I - -- ''"- 1 - - — ' b:7: f BED - I A4 STUDIO DIVAN AND PLATFORM ROCKER Extra special Fine hardwood trim studio couch with striped frieze cover and shining Walnut trim PLUS a massive size platform rocker to match ) BOTH for just to) IT'S Easy to Buy on WESTERN Cre'clICL''' - Rich massive and distinctive in every detail! 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OPTICAL SHOP I144 No production expanded capacity and University Ave Provo Utah Phone 912 tech-- 1 advanced manufacturing niques born of years of research Loome 0011102 ! and development" Firestone de- SMITH CO E 51 r i t KENNETH Pg Not Wanted D pt 80-yea- citizens" contemporary American stitch-in-tim- e the Recalling Eisenhower said that maxim "when our statesmen urge that we spend a few dollars to prevent war" they are "moved by the belief that a dollar spent on the prevention of war is worth more than the nine times nine spent on its winnin g "The soldier asks for a stitch of there is training in time so that ourselves readiness to defend against Ray form of aggression to train all our young men in peace for defense in war is more provident than to squander their lives and their country's resources in the desperate haste of emergency measures" t cement industry also is well along In a large expansion program HELENA Mont Jan 17 Un— The Thermoid plant at Nephi al- ready Is In operation but its value- Gov Sam C Ford said Saturday from the standpoint of employ- that large numbers of displaced ment and pay roll will Increase Europeans would not be welcome new year in Montana because he believes during the Is the state and nation face "danger The Garnble-Skogm- o Corp ' completing a large distribution of an economic collapse and mass warehouse in Ogden to serve the unemployment" Gov Minnesota western states and its subsidiary Luther W Solar Corp has announced plans Youngdahl has Invited 13 goverfor construction of a battery man- - nors to confer In St Paul on ufacturing plant In that city indi- - possibilities of admitting 850000 Several other firms have displaced persons to the United rated an interest in acquiring States plant sites in the area from Brig- s ham City to the south end of Utah county All of these projected developcle 1 - -01i ments add up to increasing indusiii trial employment during the new year unless the entire country -' ':"'" stubs its economic toe And if '71 71 w- are and ! It 1 industry agriculture 1 g" -- k KERLIN RESEARCH represent total trade since many business payments are made by check they offer a means of comparison ith previous years Volume In Salt Lake City In 1047 uatt approximately three times U S level I i - Fro 47 ' Climb '11 1 li 46 45 ELECTRITYINCI Jan 17 L'n — Ilr'' woRk lip A al a 1 B3 Harvey S Firestone Jr president of the Firestone Tire and Rubber DEVELOPMENT Co told an annual stockholders' meeting Saturday the rubber inSpecially for to would continue face dustry ARD1 I' Al MIN 1 large demands— for its products 1948 demands which 'e during or i would "maintain production - at illilila rates far exceeding those of I l prewar years" Firestone Tire and Rubber doubled its domestic working force A llearing Aid Tbat Is and more than tripled wage pay- Also An Incredibly TINY ments since the last prewar year (Battery Contained) the company president reported -Fitted RADIO Come sales fiscal year During the last in—Send at once— coupon Increased 10e70 to a new peacefor details about amazing time record of 638477166 and credible size!! reception net profit amounted to 26977877 °Pat Apt for with a - A 1 AKRON 14 I saves "Certainly Europe never made a better investment than the money it sent at Franklin's behest to help this struggling nation" Eisenhower said "Perhaps we in our time investing in the other direction can achieve some comparable results that this peace we have achieved at long last may endure for all time" The medal is presented annually Philaby the Poor Richard club ofesteem of its delphia as "a token reserved for the most deserving of t 13-- JIGTir 1E1 w 44 S L neighboring states —Idaho Nevada and Wyoming—vary as to detail they all support the conclusion that the west is in the most dynamic phase of Its economic history Increase to Persist So far as this area is concerned there is nothing on 1948's horizon to indicate anything but a continuing increase in industrial and business activity with attendant high employment and income The demand for nonferrous metals promises that the mining Industry will continue at its current level or move upward: The 'Firestone Predicts m for Rubber GET YOUR WASHING FLUFFY DRY IN - - 10-Ye- ar oo - ianrsoottihrmee equivalent maxim "a stitch - hour Allan S Haywood national chairman of the Telephone Workers organizing committee of the Congress of Industrial Organizations told a conference of phone workers Saturday that wage increases will be asked for all those represented by the T W 0 C He also disclosed that a' membership drive will be launched in the spring to enroll Bell Telephone Co workers with the union concentrating on the Bell System of 1 SETS Ir'111 - LES- -- 17 AT:SUiTLE -' $2 A WEEK ' 42 A 4 A 44 Continued from Page One $197172000 to $600000000 and retail trade from $170728000 to $421515000 While the statistical pictures of Hike Pay PHILADELPHIA Jan t CU" Ito akigorkrs ' I - 111 Lato ws earful Toes Chart 91'' bollix 4'1 est NAM Nit C111 A PhoneWorker (WEST OUTLOOK Ask reach the "still smouldering" Joseph V Connolly at S pm (EST) Saturday to attempt :salvage op- erations the army port of errp barkation announced The flame-sweConnolly carrying' 45 crew-- men one passartger anii a cargo of caskets for reheovel of Amer-cawar dead from Europe was abandoned by her crew 900 miles youngsters Fire department officials said east of New York last Monday the blaze began when 'MacFailden to Run' Ferne tried to light a gasoline lantern The child had been left TALLAHASSEE Fla Jam 17 with her two brothers a sister and (A1—Bernarr MacFaddert ! the Lafayette baby while Mrs Eva old i1 oultur and phyalcal tublisher to a went relative's Lafayette home in an attempt to borrow ist of Miami Beach Saturday beasome fuel oil came the third candidate officially ' : to enter the Florida guberriatorial ' ? Bing Sells Farm race Mac Fadden paid his qualify- oath to Sec- - ! ELKO Nev Jan 17 ing fees and gave his A- Gray to R 1000-acr- e a State of Tuscaror retary Crosby's Nev ranch north of here is being Join Attorney General Tom Wat- - g sold to Dr M Laurence Montgom- son and Richard Cooper Deland 1 Ranch law student nad newspaperman ery of San Francisco Satur' g Manager Eacret reportedall of his in the official ranks removed has day Crosby AAP Consolidation cattle from the property and the i The WASHINGTON Jan 17 (11--hay has been sold for feeding ? Ne- The air foroe said Saturday it has his is consolidaating singer vada ranch interests in the North ordered consolidation of two of its I Fork district a short distance east major units—the Air Materiel g Command at Wright Field Ohio of here and the Air Proving Command 'New Look' Hit with headquarters at Elgin Field St LOUIS Jan 17 iINS)—A Florida The action will eliminate woman took sides with the men the Air Proving Ground unit asdi-a- E a g separate command making ItCorn-meSaturday on this "new look' quesMateriel Air of the vision said Greece of tion Princess Irene under Gen Joseph T Mc- the new fashions make the American woman look "at least 10 years Narney However noor immediate f of personnel equipment older" The princess said Ameri- transfer can women have "the longest and from the proving ground' comm eand it most beautiful legs in the world" has been ordered nine" The rapid growth of business past 10 City during years is shown in this chart of check volume prepared by a New York research organization Though check clearings by banks do not Union to 000— 1 Here's Story of in Salt Lake the saat 17 0 II 39 E 46 long main high He would much an increase but hinted at 30c an since the Haywood TW 0 C was organized here last June it has grown to include 60- 000 phone workers in all parts of the United States The CIO vice i said that telephone firms president have obtained rate increaies of $120000000 and are asking for $40000000 additional "This $160000000" said Haywood "is two and a half times the wage increases granted telephone workers last year In addition telephone companies plan ' mechanization and dial phone changes which will save millions of dollars Our fight for higher pay for phone workers Is the people's fight Because the people have already had their pay cut by high prices There iis no justification for to forget pay raise demands while corporations are making' excessive profits" - a ELTLOVA 38 froe to shelve wage so as reopened for several ' - 4 41 A - Add Pennsylvania Haywood said that the TW 0 C will pay no attention to pleas president tional Chrysler director meanhile said the unions eight-ma- n i top policy committee would pick either Chrysler Corp or General Motors as the first wage 'target" before a similar conference of Chrysler delegates Is held in a week or two The Ford Motor Co 141-"- re"" r ' 1 er 50 1 -- ' Taft-Hartle- y - Rescue Ship Hastens NEW YORK Jan 17 ()—The U S Army Cargo Vessel Lt Alex get en route from andeinpin St Johns Nfld Is expected to one-month-- I - and shouldn't hide them under skirts that show only the ankles m v r 6 UM- -- FLINT Mich Jan 17 (INS— Eisenhower General Dwight Three children are dead Saturday called Saturday for support of the and two 'others aie in critical conMarshall plan and universal min- dition as the result of a fire which tary training contending in a destroyed a two-rooFlint home speech accepting the Poor Richard are dead The Fern Burge 10 club's 1948 gold medal of achieve- her brother Amos tWo and a ment that cooperation by the infant David Lel- democracies may bring lasting ayette peace In critical condition at Hurley i Speaking from a floodlighted hospital are Charles Burge 9 and daisjabmeit:rreratnhkelinhuingetheskg Jerry Burge 7 The pair saved were carried from the tiny blazInstitute the wartime supreme ing Layette home by Drew Thompcommander in Europe daensdcrpibreed- - son and his son Allen 18 who kicked in the back door and aid to the democracies at fhot the flames to save the Rmicohdaerrnd braved 2 1 00 0 r 3 Children Die 2 'Critice As Flames Destroy Home D : throughout tthe nation decided Saturday to press their campaign far a union shop concurrently with the CIO 'United Auto Workers drive for a 30c plus wage increase n G IL conference The approved LT A W Pres Walter P Reuther's action in notifying both the corporation and the National Labor Relations board of intent to press the campaign for union security Under the act em- ployes must approve a union shop in an election conducted by the NLRB before such a clause can be incorporated in a contract Educational Drive Set Reuther said the union would wage an extensive organizirg and 'educational drive for a union shop and dues checkoff in some 75 General Motors plants before petitioning for the election about Feb 15 Contract negotiations will begin about two weeks later The present agreement expires April 23 Under a union shop a new em- ploye must j oin the union within a specified tame after he is hired to keep his job said the G M delegates metUng in closed session epproved the U A W executive boards dernands for a 25c straight wage increase a Sc additional raise for a medical fund improved s'acation benefits and a guaranteed eveekly wage These were ratified at a special board meeting Friday There was some difference of opinion he added as to how much emphasis should be placed upon pension plans This Issue was left by the executive board to 'indivdusl corporation councils within the union ruch as the O IL conference and to local unions Snit-li-t Trios Z5e Demand Reuther indicated that the 25c demand might be scaled down so that at least part of it might be applied to a pension fund Some union spokesmen have indicated that an adequate pension would coat the equivalent of plan 10c s —21500- - 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