Show — - ' Salt 'Cake 47fribunt zin 1943 Wednesday Morning July 0WERevival For - n agricultural -- - When congress sawed $8050- Dop from the $8800000 asked to run the 0 W I domestic bureau Director Elmer Davis said it meant 'curtains for that outfit" Speaker recalled "Actually they're finding out it was at least a partial blessing in disguise" Speaker said that the operating fund slash meant closure of 46 0 W I field offices and elimination of the motion picture branch Break for Hoyt Pursuing his thesis Speaker said the forced closure of the field offices was really a break for Hoyt who was named to his post just before congress whacked the agency's funds Congress thus spared Hoyt the onerous job of housecleaning without exposing him to the dirks of fired employes or their political sponsors "There were about 10 'headache boys' among the 48 field directors" Speaker explained "They were long on missionary zeal and short on practical newspaper savvy They made publishers sore In their states and riled up their congressional delegations "They were cozy under civil protection" Speaker continued "It would have been a tough job to root them out Congress did the whole job by amputating their pay checks" Needs Just $1000000 Restoration of the full $6050000 will not be asked Speaker reported Hoyt's present plans for the domestic division could be i an additional realized with 11000000 Hoyt who came up from the copy desk to publisher of the Portland Iklorning Oregonian was quoted by Speaker as saying the missionary stuff" that got 0 W I In dutch with congress is out for keeps He sees his 0 W I division ea just another newspaper office run for the benefit of all United States newspapers Speaker 'explained and that means reporting facts and nothing but facts 'ER says 0 W I is the 'people's advocate' in wartime Washington" Speaker concluded "He sees 0 W I's domestic job as getting the facts on any story so the ration's press can present the people's side of it with accuracy and full knowledge "That includes helping the press to dig out any news anywhere that doesn't conflict with national se curity and Hoyt makes no secret that a lot of government publicity agencies have used mistaken and erroneous ideas of security to hold out on the press" Hoyta insistence on "straight rewspapering" with no frills and no propaganda Speaker said has won OWIa chance for a new fund hearing from the same congress that spanked the information agency more Iin anger than in sorrow a month ago ( 'r-ic- e activity for the AAA as an institution for or Against congressional action on farm measures The distribution of A A A information the department instructed must be left to the state and county agricultural extension services In the past the A A A and exten far off The meat board reported that the slaughter of all kinds of meat in federally inspected plants increased 20 per cent last week over the previous seven days and was 18 per cent above the same period last year Harry E Reed chairman of the war meat board said beef production was up 23 per cent over the 13 previous week but was still "Prolast below cent year per curement officials for the armed forces were able to obtain pill relast quirements of beef from Reed week's increased supplies" said In a third development Tuesday the war food administration asked farmers to provide 10000- 000 pounds of turkey for market between August and October for American armed forces overseas Processors were asked to have 2000000 pounds ready for delivery between September 1 and 15 another 2000000 pounds by September 30 and the remaining 6000000 pounds as soon thereThe W F A after as possible asked civilians not to eat turkey to asduring that period in order sure the military forces an "American Christmas" wherever they might be Termohlen assistant D W chief of dairy and poultry branch of the food distribution administold the International tration that the Baby Chick association would rationing of milk and eggs be caused not by any decrease in production but because of rising demand "There is no egg shortage" he "We have more eggs than said ever even after supplying the armed forces and our allies But with the restrictions on many protein foods people are eating more eggs and drinking more milk than ever before" Most of Tuesday's session of the war meat board was devoted to the new licensing program for in slaughterers announced Monday Washington Major Ralph W Olmadstead deputy food distribution d the full ministration director-saibe announced beprogram would watch out for fore August 15 Under the new program all slaughterers except farmers will operate with a license instead of the present govItchy Soreness Bebv en Toes! ernment permit If you're discouraged about a stubborn bard to relieve of Athlete's Foot-- -S - ! I x services often have been at odds On the other hand the extension services and the American Farm Bureau federation have been closely connected—In some cases both contributing to salaries of county farm agents The congressional limitation on informational activities by A A A field workers followed an investi: gation by a house subcommittee into complaints of a group of lawmakers and the farm bureau federation that some A A A employee and committeemen had sought last winter and spring to influence congressional attitude toward a $100000000 incentive payment crop program advanced by Secretary of Agriculture Wickard The plan was rejected by congress The investigation led to dismissal of Harry M Schooler A A A director for the midwestern corn belt It was in Schooler's region that A A A field workers were said to have been particularly critical of the farm bureau and congressmen opposing the incentive payment plan WASHINGTON July 20 UP) — Maximum retail prices on fresh fish were prescribed Tuesday by the office of price administration In an action interpreted by some officials as an effort to end the "strike" of many fishermen At the office of the coordinator of fisheries officials estimated the work stoppage of fishermen in the Boston and New Bedford Mass areas is coating the country 5000- 000 pounds of fish a week These and other fishermen have been staying ashore in protest against maximum prices recently imposed on wholesale transactions in fresh fish Officials explained that part of the fishermen's complaint was that no price ceilings had been placed on fish at retail permitting dealers to make extra profits by purchasing at government-dictate- d prices and selling at uncontrolled prices 0 P A ordered retail sellers to limit their prices by a formula based on the number of cents mark-u- p customarily placed on fish by each retailer between July 5 and July 10 0 PA explained that since the previous order regulated the wholesale price the mark-u- p formula will automatically force a reduction in retail prices probably ranging from 10 to 20 per cent i relieves itching soreness and rives the cracked raw peeling skin be toes a chance to heal faster A Doctor's formula backed by 35 yrs success First trial COnVi noes! 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SAN FRANCISCO July 20 (P) —The Southern Pacific announced Tuesday that D J McGanney had been promoted to general traffic manager with headquarters at Chicago and H W Klein had been named to succeed McGanney as assistant vice president of the rwtowiptly ' i WELL STYLED OCCASIONAL L c:cEt:L tro r' - 4 A few slightly shop worn at bargain ings Cotton tapestry cover P Official Promoted deful soothing medicated liquid Zemo r!- i WASHINGTON July 20 (P)---- k T A M Craven member of the i federal communications commission voiced willingness Tuesday to testify fully before the house C C committee investigating been had said he he although "warned" by F C C Chairman James L 'Fly against disclosing "matters regarded as confidential and secret" He appeared in answer to a subpena shortly after Committee Chairman Cox (D) Georgia irritated by inability to bring in certain witnesses and documents described what he termed "a mutiny against congress" Craven said that congress "is entitled wthout limitation to any and all information it may desire" Chairman Fly has refused to give the committee certain files and information on the operations of the war communications board which he also heads saying he had been instructed by the board against disclosing wartime confidential matter Previously the war and navy departments had written the committee saying the president as commander in chief had directed that army and navy persqnnel not appear as witnesses on the premise that their open testimony might be contrary to the nation's welfare Protesting what he called the "Mutiny" Cox declared in open committee session "we've come to the time when congress should as- NEW YORK July 20 Lin—David Edward Rickenbacker 18 eldest son of Captain Eddie Rickenbacker was sworn into the United States marine corps Tuesday ATHLETE'S FOOT Won- aga- Rick's Son Joins Marines WAR WORKERS just try Extra Strength" Zemo 4 Officials Say OPA Prescribes Milk Eggs Ceiling Price Rationed Soon On Retail Fish CHICAGO July 20 (UP)—The war meat board painted a brighter picture for the nation's meat consumers Tuesday but a spokesman for the war distribution administration again warned that rationing of milk and eggs is not - II 4 - 20 Ittervzfeli ' - WASHINGTON July 20 The adjustment Office of war information which A A) has forbidden its (A agency had its financial tail amputated 200000 field employes and state right between the ears by an Irate county and local farmer commitcongress is making a comeback teemen to distribute information D C Speaker the unofficial about A A A farm programs to capital 'authority said today that the press radio and other mass means of communication 'good behavior" and 'competent The agriculture department disperformance under E Palmer closed this Tuesday in making (EP) Hoyt the Oregon publisher public an interpretation by its named as director of 0 W Is do- solicitor of a provision of the new appropriation act promestic division had impressed department use of federal funds in the hibiting potent congressmen and will lead paying salaries and expenses of to efforts to restore part of the any A A A regional state or counfunds taken sway from the division ty information employeand commitThe field when- the national legislature re- teemen alsoemployes were told that they eonvenes must not carry on any promotional wAsHrNGToN July if' - Up On Board Matters Order Also Prohibits Promotional Activities on Congressional Issues Relating to Farm Measures Bureaus S U1 f etit-- Secrecy AAA Forbids Fieldinen Irks Congress Declines From Releasing News ) ToChairman Give Files Seen IUnder Hoyes Rule Chance Declared Good for Funds FCC Head's 21 off the "Whittling" leaves top lingually core (A) in your toe -- BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS - i - Ti ON SALE AT 1 MONTGOMERY WARD ' -- - Blue-Jaaneelea- own all aroUnd'seo It may be easily removed 'I r y lel I oRm4664biloa I VI) CC) j SU NOW CD 1ST SO OStithhfenleSINVIPINV taws requiro inn obi Ordor Soruke saves you monay on thousands of other blame t w Catalog Us Words Monthly Paymont Plan on any purdsoms of $10 or morel i""" Nio AT MAIN SALT LAKE CITY 1ST SO ' Jr tit a WAR t '' I s a Z iof1 MC-1'- CCP MONTH 'ikibtta'll11737:113 AT MAIN It Li) CATALOG ORDER ERVIC CZID Crn I 00000 'Zrli SALT LAKE CITY (I) Ammenamminesomme--no- DIAL 44585 kowvzstapmewirammonlownimen 1 1 |