Show c - - - ‘ t - - i - THr SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Friday - uitet I -- - '- - ‘ i '414- ' :- - - 1 i - 4 7 -- ' : er' A: WASFILNGTON t : a - : i” ---- '' - s Vcr10-- t 1 - I''( 4 - 142)J -- - 1' I 4) - V (0 if a 1 446'- '11 -- - 4i ::41' ' i " M ''' 1 I - - (01I C i:IQ 4E016 said the government's methods of checking the loyalty of atomic and other scientists is causing so much resentment it may harm IF r or ! 4" joi J 4 '' r 2 a PI'llk CS 1: j 1 - ' ' ) - I a 1 -- -" 't' - 0 -" v 0 ‘' v - 114 lv I 4 4 - - k 1 A i :' 1 l'' 1r-- ' 4 (c3 I ' ' -- 7 - :it T i3 - t di i - r: I I 4"t k- 4 - - 1 r 1 i i 4- '' zl ilia 4 - & - ) ('4 t - 36000 idlie beNoftlurcleosu gheadt k 12s 1 s k‘ tile' : to 4- k I'1r14k 1 i 1 '' I ‘ I -- 1 1 - It I Name I I I Address Check 4 ' 4:4ftf -- 14-- 1 11-(--"-7 '' if - dr t 4- EAST BROADWAY - - R 1 ‘ i 1 N - FII-- 414 Z 464 ‘' 'r? ' t) fro- e- 4' i ' I 1 13' il J1r 0 tI i t '4---' i 1' i t 1 74 - I ! 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U 0 ) iL 0 0 1 1 I - None Sent C O D pool elo i J 04 I r ST for ISven i 1 ' k -- 1 F 7"J4e37:7 1 - Beaver Dyed Coney Safari Dyed Mouton Lamb Assembled persian Lamb - r-r 1 11 t - - 01:01 I bi ill of 4 atmer 54 - P: itiltrwri slaggs I:OW ONLY $12995 i fi 1 HOLDS TOUR SMALL DEPOSIT SELECTION IN OUR LAYAWAY ) 00 f 4-43- St - 1 Mdnimum - MONTHS TO $1010 DIAL NEXT - i 0 NO CARTING CHARGE t '' Insurance 4-36- UNTIL e PAY 55 for a bonded Dupler driver to coil for your furs FREE pick-u- p delivery 29 STORAGE dampness inducting to 1 FALL protects your fire theft keel from furs precious - FREI A lo clirti moths - Plus tom 1) in Dupler's vaults CO Phone i - - SEE AND HEAR IT TODAY we Handle th Complete Line of The Above CQME IN FOR A DEMONSTRATION - trl tl - Taker Pko More Reese Teas an Ordinary ' 4 ! E Gray Dyed Lamb :to BEGULABLY 128 SOUTH STATE ST Black Pony Gray American Broadtail Processed Lamb Blue Fox Dyed Coney ijec'hoinpeasredKDiydesdkincoJnaecykets ' 11 —- I - Beige Dyed Lamb Paws 4 SHARP ELECTRIC - 147 SOUTH MAIN I I 0' 1 ii i South American Viscasha Gray American Broadtail - Ir I 3 - - Seal Dyed Coney - - iniesseprovad ' IN I - f7 - ‘ Silvered American Fox Black Dyed Kidskin - Owe" Aspisomoile I 1 -- Black Dyed Pony Gray Dyed Kidskin 137 rE -- "70) E it S7 r - - 4-- 0 ( -- 'a p - v- 0 satiZi 4 ' COUPON E Broadway del p 'N - 'i - Money Order -4 Nticr ti - SPECIAL PURCHASE - e I 4 - t - cr- -- 17 R Iiirk I - 900111v''' 00' 1 to LAYAWAY that - ( 1 CO:ISOLE77E - 1 - so - "il i : A 0 0 0 - LI 1 - --- -- - HUGHES Salt Lake city Utah Please send me pairs of Dated Panties at Sc ' a pair (46 Set of 7 pairs) THURS WED MON FPI SAT SUN TUES '0 " 1 '''' liti:"S:13: 41 '4I1 -0- 7-- -'--' -- - :1 - - i oi - - -- -- ' 0 - : S' -1' 3 —- 0007"--- ORDER 147 So Main St 50 4Ar : 1 4 MAIL I L- r rUY THEM BY THE SET r J' SPACE-SAVE- They're Novel! They're New! They Make Idea! Gifts! -- d) ( flonillar I Avlatikm Madled ( - 46- -40 zif :au No s 1 '' 1 - I - t '- - ac 00 t a zo i e Mr rv '- It lorr - 411 -- 46 i ' ‘ 46 ( - Be s I illadio Bargair ! folp 4 7-- i -4 ' t I - e 7 1 i - Ni - I I eLT 4:0:1 - v I ' 1 ' t 1 - t 11 ' - tol ) ' ' V"'jmih 0C) gdo:et I - 4- " to 1 -- 7 s - Pairs '' to Alt(71 - Seven - 4 77 ' ' (11'-- ' - -- '1111‘ 1 ' --210- 11 A Week's Set of ( '- mft4111116 --- e f 0 L " 0 1 L ' e e 1 r 4 1 ' ft - 1 i) s R ' - 'Puts a ' :'' ‘ ' :i -- tip 1 - ' 114 '41 J ( I 11 - i i - ' ' 1 ii 1 SINGAPORE White Rayon novJersey Parities e 1 t y embroidered in color for each day of the week 11I - 1 1 '" ffi - - - 0 IRE! M 4 &MURRAY Ohio dic ' Fine I 1 - —"1114L4 - ' 1- - -- I I if 01 47 4 4- 'Nte -v If - 7 PAIR : - ey 4 -- - ? - (da'')) c '' A 1 N WHEAT ' I 3--''- ' - - QUAKER PUFFU v - - heartyOlcai'on Monday were posted by the B & O Steel mill operations in the i fell off Youngstown O from 103e:r to 82 region Further curSPARKIEs) tailment was expected next week P The' big soUthern industrial cen"Wheat Shot ter of Birmingham Ala geared its steel production down to 68 of from Guns ) (""'"----i normal 'In all 38 blast furnaces ' I were banked across the nation Makes a 4 - ' k Study Curtailments - Mighty 4 11644S1c--::1 Pittsburgh steel firms which so ' Welcome !far have gambled against opera- ' t tion '3 cutbacks in hope of the walkBreakfast" out ending were studying possible (-- I 1"0111111Y curtailments next week En Coal was still flowing into the 6 Chicago area from Min0iii pits A 4 "elem manned by the 17000 independent Progressive Mine Workers l t '': i reported another - 4 ' ) Cone while the Baltimore L- 77f - 'ør - eiy f tc1i: - - - urThloue gChhedesalP3ea3(4006 r10113ehrillo--2h3a300- e'It - 6- : notices could be expected by 28000 employes of the Wheeling and Weirton Steel companiez in West Virginia if coal mining doesn't resume in a week The layoffs would then spread to 5000 workers of fabricating plants dependent for steel the upopthe twc:áfirms spokesmen said Wyoming Brownouts The Wyoming pub I ic service commission authorized three communities short on coal to order display lighting brownouts and curtail power during certain daylight hours if necessary 0f : ''''''4:1 I 1 - t tlikopoieo i i N a ' P A ' Steel Output Sags'Layoffs Spread as Coal I - - ' 0 ! 't I - -t 41 kit I 91 ) t f 14 - 411Y ci:: 1 - I - t P Are you "waiting for a fur coat bargain at the season's end? THIS IS IT! You ben- Dupler's policy of not carrying furs from one season to another - ' Workers The work stoppage of the 400- who are 1000 11141W members seeking a pension plan within the industry has thrown more than 34000 other workers out of work A survey disclosed the number would easily double in another week Strike Idles 84000 Most of the idle were railroad - t Difr) 1 d0":::" bach Atty Gen Torn Clark and Cyrus Ching bead of the conciliation service Pres Harry IS Tin-(le- ft man called meet for a fact huddle Story page 1 I A For Every Day of the Week!I - - x f: or PA 4 ( 1 V- 9 - emmi the White House for a Talking prior to enteringcoal-labconference Thursday on problems are to right) Labor Secy Leslia B Schwellen- - --- ie 5 e 7 Top Advisers Brief President on Walkout I cikl 1 - 4 dif 0 ) 't - 'ii -- i ID '4 1 ' 2 - r N doe - -' ' ' secret research programs The group's report said a loyal scientist may be accused by peoPSBURGH-prili 1 UP)— ple who dislike him he may be a victim of mistaken identity or Steel production sagged and railhis activities may be interpreted road workers were laid off by the it von NMI WI mistakenly hundreds Thursday as coal stock- piles shrank in the i walkout of the United Mine t ' 4 ----- A 0 raglans- STAZE vas tam j'l l ' 1' - t Thousands cow eat and chew steak corn :at apples- - They use STAZE amazing cream- Discovered by i paste adhealve-insa-tun- e I a dentist One application bolds plates 0' lamnfortably secure all day every day or lb money beck Get 354 STAZE Enjoy life! '11' ( --- : - - -- LET'S EmEN'r FALSEITEETH ' ' 4 s'so - Am" 'rederation of American Scientists ----- -- 41t --- ' - - - tinndon AJD V - F ' 'J - itt 10 - ( 1 0 ''' t s:i - :- : -- 1 ' I "If there are weaker links in our chain and the same presisecurity 41 enti al and departmental saf e- are thrown up to protect 'guards - them from exposure" Vail said coirimittee can only suggest Jthe the nhat congress and the people of the United States join together 111 the fervent prayer 'God Help a committee of the 1 ' - t -- -- 07 ' 'itir i - 1 - ' - ' ' I - : ir z -- I 1 - '''1$1' 4''''' r t - I - -- 4 -- -' - -- A ' - s ! --- J - 11 1 L- - :- April 1 (NI— :"Rep Richard B Vail (a 111) a told the house Thursday Scientist 'Edward IT Condon has associated —4 with 30 or more persons Nslo-"directly or indirectly ars engaged in ? espionage activity" on behalf of ' Soviet Russia Dr- Condon is director of the -aVational Bureau of Sttndards and 2has worked on atomic energy 40prob1ems Vall's speech was a re's'rewal of the charge by the house 0 activities csnamittee 'ithat Condon is 'one of the weakst links In our atomic security" Condon hal denied this He also hes been cleared by a loyalty board in the commerce departtient He LS scheduled to appear stbefore the activities April 21 gtommittee ' 0: Vaa a member of the commit-te- e said the administration was 1 ' Lzr---7- 7 trmmesmssses -- - 1 10 I i -- irr-- -- Spies Tied yin House Blast a ' - ' - - - April 2 1943 1 1 !:t71727' A |