Show - w4'4k- i1t lZakc (7tibtlitt Ex-O- F 6 May With Research Institute Labor Board Awaits Clarification of Roosevelt Dictum n Leon Henderson Assumes Beginning May 10 Becomes Editors' Board Leader New-Positio- - WASHINGTON 6- May (UP)— It was learned Thursday that Eco- nomic Stabilization Director James de- i A ' 1 i 4 i I 1 r f i i ' 1 4 i of the incompetent wasteful extravagant type of administration that has grown up in the last 10 years" He said that all Japanese in the Heart Mountain camp are housed better than 75 per cent of the people of Wyoming and have plenty of "meat canned goods fresh vegetables fruit batter cream milk—they are not ra- ' : ': ' T - : - ? : 1th- 1 i 1 i 7 - - t Aff '"- ' 4 '4P :' r ' ': : : f!' : ' A s ' I - j k Cenageg roses gardenias mystery other exquisite Ellossoms Fragrant long stemmed roses in many colors 1 I Ifs I I Blossom Tinto Cl fit Fiordt Brown nom reached an impasse with congress the time President Roosevelt said he hoped Henderson would come back into the government which he had served in various capacities since 1934 Henderson said he felt his work with the Institute will be one of the best contributions I can make IAt ! he was "rationing They called him azi "Si blundersve l unprintable I names took it all as part of an unpleasant job 111 never gave an inch Getting the job done — even I though reaction to his policies Make year selections early It our i might be unpopular as it was— pbones are 'buiy" please keep trying was one of his principal attributes bu-t-- -- 7 " I —'I Ibqrt Artt " F r-- oAe-- r I 1 I " )- ' 4"6 l tt - :' - ::--- :- -- zi t ' ':tr''42 :: I I -- it I t ':e11-- rnks 1 - 0- 9 (1 I O i f L 0 1 44ki'' k I ' cgiv- f - C 1 1 E: 1 — SHOES Si r': : '‘ i 3 1 - - te 41"41N ' 1 -:: ‘ - : 1 t I 4 I t A P4441edb - ' - - eNzr' f 1 3 '"- tj - " - ' J i 1' ' iy I 3 i 1 "34'''4i''4 844 1 - ostar-- i ed II 0'4'1 t 4 ' ) t 6 I ' :- - 0t11-- ' -- (4p) e 399 :st-i- Ls k s 1 Ww- 1 -le -- -- pd04 4 ii it 11 I ko'"h tolii4' 1 - l AO " CA° " oittk '?iv---- Pate1 ki f't I : 7 1 ft 1 tr f 1 I Ell Pr ' ' CAl rP it 6( 4 ° pr t s '''r 1 1 i4 r f 4 - E tf Jabe‘1 '-- k PI t 14 ' ' e or r ' 4 oko':" i t ::' i 1 - :''::::::'- !‘ 'i '::::::::::: ' 7 c i ''':- - -- 4- " T favoritsi kid vamp D'Orsays leisurely 59 t 1- 1 $ nog - ! 11 it 1 1 t i''' ' - i t 2 '''' t'1-4- i'''' o' ''''' 1 f f t 1 t c 'i - i 141 --:: : - 139 I I Pr t 1 1 Todays Favotito Untnet 1 ) ) ' a ?A f ':i :: ' 't 1 r1 P4:-L- 4 li) ! 50$- eSimulatad - vA'-- q' '1- 479 oo4 crystal im ICI 6 'notching wortitr tumblers 9-- 6' 05 5c 9x 1212 x 26-i- ' i y' (17 A' :i -- 7 v ""'LL ri '0 t - - 198 "P“ fins timsnts 0 snatching envelopes n 'tt' i I ! 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'' s 6 IN It's a happy (and lucky) day for Mother when she finds you've given her hosieryt Fine sheer : : -- t 4:i 1 K t t t I 1 i 77 f t:t1 011 kLiirt tri1 BAKER'S o 'i 777-"'---'- i 3 P ' 111C'r'':5''''' 400111"""''' ) - tscitit141'--' - t t ''°3 mm0 : :?tLzoft: :'::: 4 0 ' :: t I i -- - - 111 ::' VA 11 - i t - - ---- i ely Lacy Slips 30 - - 4 1 Other Gift Slips -- - ' 11 I e01 i- L with rich laces bias cut to fit mature figures Sizes t1 1 I I 4 - 1-1- i The luxury Mother likes at suits that price budget k I yy 1 t ' --- ((''''- If'sis Silaear Try:fists E 't ' I 1 iC-----)- 4 yjjykJ jJ r1 ft r'N:' Ce I 4 4 N system—which quickly became foi him a lesson in losing friends and alienating people His name was synonymous to millions of housewives and motorists with sugar coffee gasoline and tire rationing He neither acted nor talked war effort' GREENHOUSES So leth West and 5th As price administrator father of the American rationing - :- ' N 4 k ) pi Modern Mothers want and need i -- 1 1 ge" i I 1 1 I I t I health 112141 t - 1 loDs - ( t 1 i 01 17271-7----rviL7f 4 llu4o i I - 7 p A r lloilied Da ' 4 I' ' - ) - 4 o i' ' t (" (zzje 11 - ' 4 P - - ' - ' y I- ''' - ' :Sf f xt1 ' 2 - 4 ' ----A -- i trade should immediately authorize an authority beyond June 12 the expiration date not only it said to tol al armed force strength by the build trade but as a means of seend of this year is to be 10700000 curing world peace and to prevent whle the fighting forces will be another global war The Democrats appealed for a taklng men of draft age at a rate of 3100000 per month "from now holiday on politics in consideraonI' tion of the extension bill i : ‘ 1 i 410 : 'I whole crue- view ! !:- - 1 of combined tariff and procity policy: with other nations was asked "1 That protects our country's 'Thursday by the 10 Republicans of vital interests the house ways and means corn- "2 That is truly flexible and 143 That is Jnittee geared to deal with After the Democratic majority foreign trade upon a realistic bato the house exten- sis along constitutional lines sion in its present form of Presi- to "Consideration should be given the creation of some independdont Roosevelt's authority to ne- ent agency to deal with both mattrade the pacts gotiate reciprocal ters with full opportunity for all rea filed Rpublicans minority parties concerned to be heard" po rt saying: The report urged a "We believe that the congress three-yea- r majority extension Of the th telling the military affairs committee he believed voluntary methods to meet the man power situation were ample at this time At the same time McNutt testified that an estimated 2700000 new workers needed this year must come from the ranks of mothers preferably without small children The man power chief disclosed that some 4000000 women already have "indicated a willingness to take jobs" He conceded that compulsory registration of women may become necessary later on At the same 'ime the witness Indicated that the nation's present armed force strength is about 8300000 when he testified that - which now has charge is "t3rpica1 : 4 -- et 40 May 6 smediate investiof polgation icies in making trade agreements Thurs- Austin-Wadswor- - 1 i 6 May on partment be given control of the day against the of he said the personnel Japanese "draft women" bill the war relocation authority house May 6 (UP)—Former Price Administrator Leon Henderson who was forced to resign last winter when contioned" gress rebelled against his policies will become chairman of the Robertson said the Japanese 10 of on America of of Research board the Institute editors May daily pass a power and irrigation dam on their way to Work in a the institute announced Thurs-- I fore that as a member of the camp sawmill "without any speday night cial guard" He contended that The institute represents 35000 N R A and the national industrial there was nothing to prevent these in corwas he the pobusinesses from the smallest recovery board Japanese from buying arms in ner grocery to giant corporations sition of a government official who stores to which they had access disin and collection It specializes could ten business what to do semination of data relating to Now v hia job will be to interpret business trends taxes legislation ' and kindred subjects fitting into to business the effect of some of nxy-' ' A the general economic picture the government regulations he ' Henderson will make his head- himself formulated " ! '' - '' ': k '' quarters at the Washington office of of One functions the principal 1 1941 of the institute and in addition to ' ' ' '' ''' ' Prior to the April 8 order the K tt his duties as editors' chairman the institute founded in 1935 is : 4:: will engage in economic consulta- to attempt "without economic po- W L B had permitted wage in:t ' '' ' '' ' :: ' tion with private business groups litical or social bias to meet the creases of more than 15 per cent ' and will pursue radio and writing problems created by the growth of to correct "gross inequities" or l' -- t :! or activities within among to "Inequalities" t ) government regulations I' H:: procure uniformity and certainty plants or Industries The "hold the Changes Sides '4442 in the administration and applica- line" order however eliminated v::::i:?::::: s The former new deal stalwart tion of the laws of the various such increases according to a lit- i'i'??'?:::'i:i:4 ::::::!: returns to Washington to take states and the United States to eral interpretation The WLB 0 :" 7 - ZiiM:iii:' over a job which though not facilitate the pooling the open dis- asked strange to his talents puts him cussion and the promulgation of er that interpretation—on which i'ii!':' on the other aide of the fence"— the most economical and effective it has acted—Ls to be the final one ' Y so to speak He received $12000 methods of i 4 trl i In its April 27 request the wul with the compliance Ir ' from the government but his new measures with which our nation is majority proposed a formula which 0! :': '' ) ' ' would permit determination of pesalary will exceed that it was now involved" ''' ': ' '''' learned '' ' Much of the Institutes activity valling rates for specific types of f) As 0 P A administrator and be now is concerned with wartime work by regions Wages below t''r ' distribution and production con- the minimum thus established could be raised to it even if they trols At one time or another the in- amounted to more than the 15 per i stitute has conducted surveys for cent provided in the Little Steel i formula congress As price chief Henderson was Further wage Increases howroa a whipping boy for a congress that ever would be permitted only if Site Likes Rayon Satin -' was constantly angry with him upgrading or merit increases were to-allowed under previous arrangeA o Cost Job Opposition ments by an employer or under eNta TM A 1 Is ma was this congressional opposi- I contracts between employers and Rig blue and Pink Hydrangeas I t I It LKI !LI L 61p a 1 e)e'sL Arie ! FlowerLilies and other gorgeous I arkI tion that finally cost Henderson unions lopi tnil:11"T 11 11 ''s) I 11 ing Plaats beautifully decorated ki his price job He resigned last an- 114"11i 'i!1 : WASHINGTON V (P)-- -- Thursday trouble is brewing unless the government stops "pampering and petting disloyal Japanese" in relocation camps Americans he said will not stand by and see Japanese loyal to Hirohito eating unrationed food of better quality and greater quantity than loyal American citizens can obtain while sons of those citizens are being "murdered or mistreated" by Japanese militarists Moreover he declared there may be trouble within the camps themselves He declared that an investigation at the Heart Mountain camp in northwest Wyoming disclosed that 1200 of the 10000 Japanese there profess loyalty to Hiro- ' hito and are free to preach Japanese doctrines and to threaten F Byrnes has not yet responded to a war labor board request for a clarification of President Roosevelt's "hold the line" order of April 8 The board on April 27 by a vote of seven to four requested that it be permitted to make wage increases outside the Little Steel formula in some cases and requested clarification of its powers under the president's antlinflation order Byrnes had not replied formally to the W L B's request but he had Indicated that he holds to a literal interpretation of the April 8 order On that basis wage increases are VI limited under the Little Steel for- :il mula to 15 per cent since January i'4 ' ' WASHLNGTON 1 - 13 Friday Morning May 7 1943 i i ' - 4 IMcNutt Vetoes GOP Congressmen Ask Probe IByrnes Delays 'Wyoming Senator Decries of Internees Answer to OfU S Trade Pact Policies 'Draft Plan 'Pampering' A Chief Takes Post those "who profess loyalty to the WASHINGTON WASHINGTON (INSI the UTI—Aneinveatigation Wage Query Senator McNutt man power —Paul Robertson (R) Wyoming United States" tion to working with the congressional Demanding that the war warned the senate that record chieftain went the administration's out a irbe I - a f c m an Ono“444 ambSql41 APIP 01R!t01f11PPqm!fo 0141k "FP F p010MAPserM ?"!!!?10‘?P41Pkr Ir!'!!"! 44t :40rrr-- !- ': ' |