Show -- Sult 'Cake Zeibttnr Storm Veers Italy's Collapse From Texas Basis Appeal Drives N Y For Newsprint Man to Death To Louisiana Chamber Visions Boom Iii U S Postwar Buying Circulation Growth Survey Shows TwoThirds of FawilieS Plan Purchase of Major Articles Soon After Peace - G- two-thir- ds t per-cen- wa WPB Releases Monday Morning September 20 1943 WASHINGTON Sept 19 of all Verican tNearly families no intend to buy one or mote majot attie1es1 tithin months after the war the Chalair of Comrnerte of the United States reported Sunday The department Of ebinfnerce contributed to a forecast of postwar businese with a study concluding that "peculiarly enough" the buying pace necessaiy to keep business booming would not re quire people to spend the savings they are accumulating from wartime earnings The chamber's survey bringing tip to data in August a nationwide sampling of conditions made last December indicated a rise of from 53 to114 per centin the num bet of families planning 'major purchases Savings also are on the rise the business organization reported of the people inwith 61 terviewed now saying they are able to save compared with 56 per cent eight months ago The report asserted that 84 per tent an in ereape of a pereentaga pointa ACtually at accumulating money in form of savings or invest liom rnent The ehltmbfr reported a tine ' froni 4S tet 55 per cent in the portion of the public that believes the first year after the end of the war will be one of prosperity with 88 per rent now of the opinion that it will take industry more than six months to catch up with consumer demand The survey showed these major changes in trends: Three million six hundred and thousand famillea seventy-fiv- e compared with 2590000 in December Intend to buy automobtles coking $3307500000 '1 compared wit h 2331N)0000 The hounehold appliance field obews a buying intention increase from V180185000 to $1215910- O00 with the greatest Jump in radige and electric kitchen mixers Over-al- l house furnishing purchase plans show Only' a nominal increase &Om $709950000 to w 'proposed investment up from 45000000000 to n1a4goo00 Seventy-tw- o per cent of the people say they feel they are at least as well off financially 88 year ago ' a drop of 1 per tent The chamber reported that per sons in the higher incOme brackets not only are more likely to be stving money but ale° they have a greater proportion Of their incomes The survey showed 34 per cent of all those questioned as saving more' than 10 per cent of Income The figure on such sateri was 2g per cent in December Only 14 per cent of people earning less than $90 a month save that amount compared with 32 per cent of those with incomes between $90 and $180 and 54 per cent of those earning more than The department of commerce reportedtthat if the war continues through 1944 savings will exceed the total indome of individuals in the best prewar year It adds that such a pool of purchasing power "will constitute a force which may be constructively favorable or de structive In its violence depend ing upon the method with which It is handled" The savings the department said "will tend to make the average coneumer willing to spend more Rnd save less out of his post- Ao Top Ranking Plea for Paper NEW OALEANS Sept 19 VII hurrieate Gulf whit per cent of the volunteers one ' month were fathers" General Geotte C Marshall army chief of staff is expected tb testify before the senate commit- tee 'Monday that the Wheeler bill banning induction of fathers would wreck the allies' offensire time table So important is Marshall's testi- mony regarded that plans for call- ing the bill up for debate hinge On the speed with which his remarks can be printed for careful study If they are printed by Tuesday floor argument will begin then Otherwise it will start Wednesday On influential senator ventured that the measure by Senator Bur- ton K Wheeler (D) Montana to defer prewar fathers until Jan- uary 1 already had been doomed by weight of opposition from mill- 40 OV-t- L to Winter Comfort AND Al CONVENIENT WAY TO: PAY Fon IT Insulate Your Horne save pre6ous beat lost floors attic end outer wells through 11 2 WeatherstrTp and Caulk Doors and Windows Haat same cracks and joints that leeks Out throuilh th let cold in 3 4 Irs Sform PAY FOR Ave ilabls LnutueIly Do IT Sash in' ad coa':L:::: WITH A FIRST NATIONAL LOAN for fuel coniersrotion at è low rote BEFORE THE DEMAND FOR LABOR AND MA TERIALS ASK US FOR FULL DETAILS Farm Labor t10 rl north-northeastwa- rd it Waste Cited F''' - ry honchos of Sugothouse Member Federal Reserve Member First Security - sod Toast RD Corporation System et Banks system lk FDIC pfl - fr Arfi t NEW YORk Sept 19 UPI— President Roosevelt said Sunday night that the United States Must be prepared to share its food "with those who—without our help —might be faCed with want" In a letter to food dealers at- tending the seventh annual conference of the Super Market inatitute the president asserted however that "the government does not intend to deprive any American citizen of sufficient food to maintain health and energy" The text of his message: "The food problem of the United States has become an increasing part of our military effort There is no indication that our responsibilities in this direction will diminieh soon—in fact they are likely to be increased as additional territory Is occupied by our fighting forces "It is therefore essential that there be complete cooperation between the produters and distribu tors of food in this Country and agencies those with governtal the duty of supply charged lag food to our soldiers and civil- Ian population "The government does not Intend to deprive any American citizen of sufficient food to maintain health and energy At the same time We must be prepared to share With those who—without our help—might be faced with want "Everything that we in the United States Can do to incrUtst production and make distribution more efficient will further this objective Retail distributors have an especial duty which I feel they Will be glad to assume partioti- jk Sac 1 A' Bero-Co- L te '1 :MO under-e- quipment under-employme- e FLOOR PAINT Sale of Outside House Paint north-northwe- st ll II ) U 2n Faces LINSEED OIL f: J 1 69 - w - 7rf—tc - Oc 0W 20 "140r WA' tattai 4WiN Morn-Cot- 1 minutes BaseMent tA)Nv 1 SNO:‘14 Wallpaper Cleaner ' - -- ut BOSOIMent ollwall Pape 11 I Owe Absorbs dirt soot grease without becoming sticky or erum4 My Easy to use (ts Saseinent Stepladders ILe I - 11- 1- --- -- 41 mrv 1441 11 't Ah ir v '4 1 I—' 41 t ' ! t i teil 14: I 1z'1 4t-)- I i ta'-fi Zit 'tb i Nt - 1 ' 10111it ' v : ' 444 i - i LA tok40! s11 105 24u":t:ill 0o4se ATTENTION! - i' rt ''' 'Of '' :Ii HOME 7 -s SU 6Foof it-L- by Size needn't stop you The government doesn't want your fats until all the cooking good is one Then every drop is desperately needed Just one tablespoonful will fire filfre machine gun bullets Even with rationing you can save at least that much every clay Rush each canfal to your meat dealer! tt strittly geographical set-u- p established last FebrUary Will tighten overseas polity control and concentrate authority tot high decisions in th hands of three of SherWood's top assistants Who will conduct 298 WALIPAPEr! 379 CLEArIANCE strain i Ls low am Appcti wank two 401110 4y tilt Irv" PPOisortiD moo woe imob 44011- lo100 et and 10 322 reinforced at the Special lots and ()lids and ends In fine (Malay these ladders will wallpapers grouped for It great CIParahce now reduced to only' 11 of regular low prices Use durable give long Steps and truss Magic colors that make It easy ter you to ba strengthened by tie rods criss-crod your own home decorator and beautiful patsupport sack legs have terns for any room Take advantage of these Made for Piickory fungal bracing Basement now! service great savings lasting ces Pri CeI1tn or Marked Seats Stores Ilave Posted in Compliance With Government Prices Quoted DO Not int lude Roo State Sales Tat DIAL OPEN 10 A M TO 6 P M EVERY WEEK DAY Extra strong points 01 I emove WNEHROsIUSE a !Foot in the only language they understand—the language of shells and bulletal You can do turning In titled -for Rationing gunpowder cooking grease alent-eye- r 41 sFvr5 p:Zrtr-- the 11 Zf 111zrss- rV In Ie: ' - Art tie c AlgTalmomoW z -" tlii tile Seart fine quality wallpapers ildlots led Into color irolips for Mitsimuds beauty Enough papers Including borders for an average 10t12-foroom In each lot 1' 12- - Ounce )c Average Room - tWra SVVL‘9't01' learned Sunday Playwright Robert Sherwood who heads the branch said that military developments in the pest seven Illonthe have indicated the "krowink divon between infoetnational adtivities and propaganda warfare" and have demanded "simplification of the lines of au- Europe iétiVity ( ng 01001 1 -- 1 f three main divisions Jalnes F Warburg international financier will direct propaganda warfare for enemy tduntries and Va1u3338 423 ! nt Ang47 territory regardless Of where VOL SO 11'---- VA d — N 4 1" Gallon TURPNTINt REG - 1 WASHINGTON' Sept 19 (IJP) —The office of war information overseas branch is being reoganited with a view to more complete Segregation of informational and it was propaganda- - activities enemy-occupie- - - - follow: Growth of population in thoFt ty" The realignment' replacing OF SALT LAKE CITY t IN 'y!cliot At: totil i e FIRST NATIONAL BANK a ! a Divides War Activities on 1 : ow! favorable terms fatheir-inductio- ow dm 'A- 4 can't" cold out IT NOVIVI INCREASES leap lleal fathers into service than forcire them into essential occupations n According to this view is a substitute for a tional compulsory service act But many of the military leaders who protested Wheeler's bill favored a labor draft law in addition to the father draft rather than al an alternative Hershey acknowledged that selective service would like te find some means of releasing large number a of west coast aircraft Workers for Military service but doubted that anything short of a labor draft would provide proper replacements : - good-lookin- 3 Ways Some agreed with Senator RobA Taft (R) Ohio that the measure was aimed less at gettinr ert 0ervic e:to the —1 Ito'osevelt Reports 'Binge' Probe FoodSharing Aim 7 ---t P-- L-2- 40 W tary leaders who testified last week milled around off the Texas coast for two days moved infun as described fascist Enger ward southwest Louisiana regalia In the Lafayette-Lak- e Charles Two notes lay beside the body area tonight but with a dimln One addressed to Quarello's kited force which !Wowed the vitt wits quoted by Enget United States weather bureau here to order all warnings down "I don't believe that I can live In the Gulf district uatiet the impression that we exe all Cowards It's too much ATLANTA Sept 19 LAPI—A for Me I loVe the fascist party stortn which started mov114 tropical Er Up our child its a fascist r or 00 did my best for the cause right ing Suhday Morning after standing ler! olkoloor 0 oat r rrrnrrr"-trr " lit 1 i 1 or wrong" : 3 : a ''' practically stationary in the Gulf t to 'CirZEnger said the other adof Mexico three days took a further It dressed to police asked that he 61:::) tack to the east at noon atid the be buried "in the fascist uniform Weather bureau reported it was in which you find me" N I?I'A II Ck 4 '3' s'!4-- : V Ir''t i t 4 ''i 4 S-Quarello described at it bar expected to strike the central c ' F' ! t 44r! tender we separated from his Louisiana coast between Lake twoaftitg446S-4ttitriOrttistAtiv441414:7adtA04-044iwcaulbktAipkANL '4C1Pi 1 Z Wife Enger skid Chat-leand New Orleans hi a mats ter of hours The weather bureau's 2:15 p M w advisory said the storm was moving at 12:30 p M (E W T) "with diPez4 minished intensity and is expected I to reach the Louisiana coast a WASHINCITON Sept le short distance southwest of Laand fayette late Sunday afterndon or equipInadequate financing Regular 79c early Sunday night" ment and "hefting" of farm labor COMBINATION OFFER le Scro-Cobeis about Lafayette Enamel halfway have created in agriculture tween Lake Charles and New Orthrough no fault of the farmer L Quart "Tides will continue high over "the most glaring of Wartime as a Can and southern Louisiana Sold With Paints wastes of ntanpower" James C 'A gal ' the SALE PRICE against Patton president of the National ponsibility ofhiessUre wind in dangerous so Mosier Mixed House Point— Farmers union said Sunday heavier squalls aa the center moves VI) rtS "Farm man power" he said in inland hurricane warnings re14 ! t Regular 2911 Gal—Sale Prim 2111 4ow' Fite quality tag displayed east of Ualvena formal statement "is being mained 4 : ' Turpentine— Texas to Lake Charles La drying ''' wasted in two ways: 1 Approxi- ton storm enamel—fine for of Lake east Regular 125 Gal—Sale Price50g and 1 warnings 1 all around mately 1300000 farm families are Charles to New Orleans" the ad1 needs 1 tk painting ) 04 :::1i9 prevented by underfinancing for sour home raid 1144414: a ft d consequent visory Basement Regular The storM has been practically from producing miles 150 about off Port for many years recognized bulk High quality turpentine war foods at maximum 2 Parm stationary Texas where the weather as a standard paint varnish enaMel thinner Bring your labor frozen in most of 3000 coun- Arthur SEROCOTE own container ran up against a isasernest ties Under the provisions of pub- bureau said itarea OFFER APPLIES ALSO TO OTHER PAINTS Sunday mornlic law 45 Which require approval high pressure northward of the county agent before fed- ing it began moving eastward front a Slightly shifting are used in eral funds recruiting previoue course SALE and transporting farm labor from C weather bureau said state to state is short in many theThe PRICE a m ' Qt war 10 eastern time areas and is sUrplus in others' MASIERMIXED QUALITY the storm "is -- Patton An Ideal floor paint for use On auggested a billion dol- advisory reported with denod linoleum cement stone lar loan authorization - "to step moving slowly northward Intensity and is expected Ceiling Price and metal floors Thoroughly up war food production- by farm creased Beaumoto coast in the the reach th 33S Gallon for results no good families who through fault nt-Lake dependable Charles area late SunGallon Covers NO square feet of their own and contrary to SALE PRICE night Or early Monday atBasement coats their wishes and patriotic desiteS day 1111161 are now producing far below their tended by winds of near hutricahe to Siol tots near the heavier force in ' squalls potential maximum capacity" : $011160' centers HOMOGENIZED You are assured lasting beauty "Precautións should be tontin''1 I11' -' greatest spread maximum hiding ued against destructive winds east Pay-Clerpower with Sears top quality of Galveston to Morgan City La Alaster-Mixe- d Mouse Paint Made : and against high tides over southr '4 of the finest ingredients obtain- 1:1 de-ern Louisiana' the advisory 11 I II S Boiled Gal able you get lowest cost per year dared "Tides on the Texas coast of wear — afterwill Basement DENVER Sept 19 (UP) A begin receding Sunday IN Year Owes Container Hurnoon or g Sunday night early Brooklyn Fine litudity linseed oil that SEROCOTE QUALITY bookkeeper who said he had al- ricane warnings remained dismore than meets government ways wanted to "go On one grand played east of Galveston to Lake La and storm warnings specifications Homogenised for Ceiling Price binge" Sunday night was held In Charles 0 added smoothness In bulk— Denver General hospital while east of Lake Charles to New Or215 Gallon bring your own container police checked his confused story leans" Basement hurricane The advisory said of using between $4000 and MOO SALE PRICE LJ in cOmpany funds to achieve hill warnings were ordered "down at fiels U 10 tt in Galveston to Port O'Conambition I MosterMixed 5gel Police in New York wired in- nor Texas and storm warnings SO-PolishiYmell ket both 14auty and protertion Wax structions to hold the men identi- south of Port O'Connor to Arano at low (40 with Home fied as Paul Podgue but doctors sas Pass Texas" Gallon eovors up to StS square Faint ordered him confined at the hoe45c Rog feet two coataVVhitt and fadevmdstant pital and said he was suffering 1 Punt colors ' Veteran Oregon JuriAt froM "extreme alcoholic shock" 0 nagermnt Detective Captain James ChildHome Succumbs at ers said Podgus had told an incoRoom 1b of herent story of being given apSpecial! PORTLAN1) Ore Sept 19 111) proximately $38000 on September I te Wipe away' floor 1 by the Cities Service Company —United Circuit Judge easWALLpA as dullness of New York to pay the sa1ar1es1 Bert ErnOry Haney 64 died at Ak s Ilv as you wipe "Ttato 001111 tHiNi s Reu d of seamen serving on ships oper- his home Saturday night after a t of suf Pal 4p quires no poiisated by the company Jong illness hing--driis Enough for in outfit that ratrolman George war income" and at the same 1 tape time encourage the average ploducer "to expand employment and newspaper's trading area 2 Increase in circulation production in order to supply the brought about prior' to the isatiante market" on December 31 'The resulting wages and other of Order Income payments to consumers 1942 by bona fide reader interest will provide the buying power to not by prornotional stimulatiofts 3 take the production of t consumers' voluntary paper conservatnethods instituted in 1941 tion mark-eoff the goods without reduced the newspaper's which Using Up' the reserves" the deperiod usage partment of commerce concluded base 1D42 consumption of news4 But the same factors said the by newspapers which were print S LivMorris study prepared by not in existence throughout the ingston chief of the national economics Unit of the bureau 'of year 1941 5 iTemporary suspension of foreign end doMeetie temMerce of Wee a danger of inflation through publication during 1941 because or strikes mechanical breakdown demand in excess of supply similar conditions 6 Distontinuance or merger of Wild Animal Expert Dies newspapers requiring adjustment Of the quota of other newspapers NASHUA N H Sept 19 (Al-- - in the trading area in order to 3711410000e John Thomas Benson 73 wild ani maintain newspaper adequate One million five hundred and mat authority and manager Of the Service to the area inthousand families—an enEOñ wild animal farm in Hudforty crease of 50 per cent—plan to p son N 111 died Sunday at hie build or buy a new home with the home here (L-24- 0) Se Within Few Hours gas-fille- d WASHINGTON Sept 19 VPi- -Circulation growth which took Ogee Up to December 31 1942 baked on bona fide readet interest but not On "promotional stimulants" will be tonsidered bY the war IprOdUction board in ruling On newspapers' appeal for additional newaprint W P It announced thin Sunday as one of six fitetorit to govern the granting Of extra print paper Illotmerita by ita printing and publishing division effective Monday Similar standards were promulgated for magazine and book publishers The listings "do not preclude the consideration of other utittsual or conditions which extraordinary may constitUte txcessive and Undue hardships" W P B said Heretofore there has been no clearly defined statement of the grounds for appeals except the general consideration of undue hardship In allowing any appeal for paper tonnage above the regular quota W P B said it would corn& pute the amount on the basis of econontleal usage of papers The extra ailotment will be denied to the extent that a publisher can meet his needs by effecting In the conservation measures case of certain newspapers it was stated "the feasibility of instituting certain economies Will be con sidered in the light of local conditions" The six factors linted in a supplement to the newspaper order WASHINGTON Sept 19 (UP)-—Selective Service birector Lewis II Hershey Said Sunday night the hundreds of thousands of fathers already in service is proof that fathers are Willing to serve old story" Iler- "It is the ' said in an on the interview shey eve of what is expected to be the climax of the senate military af- into fairs committee's inquiry i fathers drafting "At first there was opposition to the draft—just to drafting Then there was op 8ing1e men position to drafting married Men NOW there's opposition to drafting fathers t although there are hun- dibds of thousands already in service "In one state—New Hampshire Tropical Disturbance Expected to Strike NEW YORK Sept 19 CIO— The surrender of Italy and Mussolini's downfall had a acquel New Sunday in a York apartment A man identified by police as Mario tbarello 3T was found dead on the floor drested in an Get Tathers Wiling to Serve Says Hershey :4 I ) Borden PRICE t 24 yd Basement lations nevi DIAL "2112 '1 4ohelk eilmilt Deihl Paid for Jp lintiutty I 'SLAIN AT BROADWAY FREE CUSTOMER PARKIN° SALT LAKE CITY 'LTAII I |