Show 5att Zbe Sports Local News Classified Ads Radio Programs on Page 13 Part Two Now Let's Back the Salvage Drive A And Purchase More Bonds Too ' Page Eleven Salt Lake City Utah Monday Morning October 18 1943 I 1 17 Aspirants Gird for War Fund Appeal Salt Lake county war chest agency and campaigner corn- pare notes as Adjutant G E Sather Salvation Army left explains p4erviee men's kits to W P Dunn chairman of the chest's retail trades division In the approaching funds ap- peal Wind Up Drives Today Sluggish Vote Anticipated For Primary t f nW4t':: - ' Xvs Bushnell For Hospital - Rich Cites Necessity Of Essential Work To Retain Deferment Speakers Laud Builders at Dedication Rites - an Dwindling supplies of power make it necessary that each individual engaged in seaIty O N Malmquist sonal work become engaged in The 17 candidates for Salt Lake i some other occupation in support City offices will wind up their campaigns Monday with radio adof the war production or in supdressee Picattered public appearport of the war effort during his anees and conferences with the off season Colonel H Arnold Rich meager force of workers who have Utah director of selective service been active in the rather sluggish asserted Sunday preprimary round With registration down and InColonel Rich said registrants terest far from high a small vote deferred for being necessary Men Is anticipated Before the regisin seasonal occupations in war tration for this election the total production or in support of the number of names on the rolls was war effort may be continued in Another 55000 a deferred classification during approximately 4r)00 names were added in the last the off season if they fulfill the two registration days bringing the following conditions: total to around fatm() Most ob (A) They remain engaged in of seasonal occupations for not less aeryers expect about his number or 20ou0 to turn out than eight months during the for the qualifying primary Tuesyear: da y (B) They become engaged durIf this forecast is approximately ing the off season in some occucorrect a small number of votes pation in war production or in should be sufficient to survive the support of the wqr effort and With five candidates (C) Upon the reopening of the primary season in which they may pursue competing In the mayor contest their normal seasonal accupations it will be mathematically possible to qualify with 5000 votes or fewer they return to the seasonal occuThis however would call for a pations that constituted the basis for their original deferment and very even vote distribution over resume their status as necessary the entire field If the spread bemen therein tween top and the bottom can' didate the "Men now classified in a is reasonably small and agricultural deferment One more division in the Salt Lake- county war chest united or Indications are that it will be 6000 classification who do not have votes would almost certainly appeal neared readiness for the approaching funds :campaign enough work to keep them busy qualify With an even dozen candidates Sunday as W P Dunn chairman and H L Hoaglund vice on the farm during the winter months should immediately seek competing for the four commission chairman prepared for solicitation in the retail trades division in support of the war efwork consome of the designations Colonel Rich said at fort" fixed Dunn Mr Thursday tenders believe they will have a Such agriculturally def erred good chance of finishing in the 9 a m as meeting time for his men living in communities adjamoney with a little more than 4000 division workers Full instructions cent to mining activities can best votes will be issued and campaign ma- serve their country 17y engaging will be open Polling places In such activities during their offdistributed terials 7 7 p m Tuesday from a m to season months he continued TakiThis meeting is one of several' the usual election hours Efforts ng- a job which could be filled to change the law to permit later scheduled through the week at by a woman would not necessarily East voting at the last legislature were campaign headquarters 139 meetbe considered as engaging in South Temple street First rot successful or acz Candidates in the order they will ing4 will be that of the advance between officials of tivity he said Negotiations 4 at committee p on Monday are: the ballot gifts ppear memIn the past agriculturally deFor mayor—Horace C Beck under chairmanship of James E Utah Copper company and ferred local 155 of No bers Bingham and selves workers to rendered themEarl J Glade Ab Jenkins (incum- Hogle immediate 'reto subject Garfield solicitadivisions All company for Railway group bent) I R (Dick) Morrison and took other classification if disa they labor settle tion will meet this week and be jurisdictional J B Mullins first obtaining approduction work without For commissioners—David "ready to go" next Monday when' pute whichat stopped one of the world's proval of their local selective servGeorge E Fisher Parley W the actual campaign opens Or- Thursday board W copper chaiAdams producers will be- iceColonel largest campaign Hale Clifford A Husbands Ed val Rich still recommends m 10 in can-taa the at gin Monday wart T Jones John M Knight rmansaid The divisions will to protect themselves agrithat W offices E of Arthur Engleand business worker every Clyde L Miller Francis Platt A deferred workers should M J (Al) Prichard Walter H firm of the county in a $400000 mann general superintendent of culturally their local boards when mills notify and the Arthur and to Magna — drive for funds support agencies C Romney (Walt) Reichert agriculture for such on the home front serving the copper company repesentative in they leave work and Robert N Slaughter In these cases the dispute armed forces and for aid and not it is for the mines necessary The ordered negotiationswere relief to our allies or any other employer to file national mediation the by railway with Mr Dunn conferred Cut in Fall Sunday a DSS form 42-or any other G E Sather of the Sal- board Friday after members of the of All that Is deferment type Garfield Falling on a pop bottle which Adjutant and Railway regarding work of BinghamFederation of is to inform the local he was carrying to a More Sunday vation Army on necessary Crafts Shop System home front the that agency 12- service board of their Jerold Cornelison evening the armed forces Ad- Local No 155 A F L walked off selective to return son of Mr and Mrs M L and forSather year-olagricultural actiyity when their the copjobs Thursday informed Mr Dunn Theodore R Maurrhan chief of 872 South Seventh jutant yornelimon in common with practically per company refused to recognize that Nest street suffered a severe all other community chest agen- the union as bargaining agent for placement for the U S employment service in Utah said there Liceration of the hand attaches of cies its work continues "in volume shop employes are current needs for 1200 men the L D S hospital reported union at the the Representing and importance" at home in adD Cam- to work in coal mities in the Price C be will worra-wid- e Monday meeting to dition the operation eron area and for 600 men to work in president of local No 155 the of its Red Shield canteens and W nonferrous metal mines He O Peters international repreclubs for service men farmers who could leave urged Associasentative International "The Salvation Army of World their farmsfor the winter months W E of tion Warner Machinists war I with her coffee and doughto contact their local employment nuts still is a familiar and wel- representing the railway carmen service office representatives and Larson and Joe Knadle Ray across come figure to fighting men local No 155 Salt Lake City's warm autumn the world" said Sather Adjutant Chief points of discussion bedays are due to end Monday "From New Guinea to Iceland tween This from the weather man in representatives of the copand Guadalcanal Africa north who came through with a pre- Australia Salvation and the union will be per company workArmy diction of "cooler weather Mon- ers set up their familiar huts seniority rights of employes an have day with a few light showers" near front line positions in re- jurisdictional work The copper company will be rethus bringing to an untimely end serve areas and in troop concenWarner J Rhodes Jr 12 now the reign of genial Old Sol quest to accept A F L rules gov- an enthusiastic student "who eats areas tration However the old gent took a "VVe are one of the agencies erning rights and qualifications of like a horse and sleeps lace a all crafts of railway employes inlast crack at the weather man (Continued on Page Eighteen) blackhas carmen the wonder machinists the log" penicillin cluding mercury Sunday by sending smiths electricians sheet metal drug to thank for his life today tip to SO degrees to make Salt' workers and boilermakers Lake City one of t h e warmest The son of Warner J Rhodes The negotiations are expected spots in the nation Sunday's minof communications at the foreman to over several continue imum temperature was 51 degrees days ordnance Utah plant and Mrs Citizens of Ogden were no ex3124 temto Rhodes Ninth East street ception unseasonably high The backlog of undecided cases Company Ordered to Pay peratures as they basked in 80- Warner fell down some young degree weather but they t o o in the Utah supreme court de- Retroactive Wage summer and stairs last subsequentshook the mothballs out of their creased from 125 at the beginning of the ly developed osteomyelitis civercoats and prepared for the of this year to 76 at the middle Utah Copper company Sunday left collarbone worst was war ordered national the by of September it was reported Sun- labor board to Sulfa drugs and other treatpay a wage differTemperatures elsewhere about the nation Sunday were: day by Chief Justice James H ential of 50 cents per day retro- ments failed so penicillin was obactive to May 15 1942 to boiler- tained from the Abbott 'laboraHigh Low Wolfe 43 81 Albuquerque N Ik1 This was because in each month makers boilermaker helpers burn- tories Chicago through efforts of 36 this year more old cases were ers and welders employed at the 55 Atlanta Ga 22 decided than new ones filed The Magna and Arthur mills of the two Salt Lake doctors 65 Bismarck N D After a physical check-u- p the SO Chicago Ill number of cases filed this year copper company for work per83 37 has been lower than in the past formed 10 or more feet above the boy was permitted to go back to Denver Colo school last Monday and since has 42 few years On 79 Grand Junction Colo 31 13 fewer ground during a period of four or Minn-S- t steadily gained strength and en26 cases had been August 56 Paul Minn filed than the aver- more hours a day thusiasm although he still wears B IN :Xew Orleans La L The decision of was 17 61 the age for the period from 1931 to a cast from his hips to his neck on (Continued Fourteen) Page New York City 49 1940 Justice Wolfe said 52 80 51 Ogden While decision of cases has been 76 Oklahoma City Okla speeded up he said the work of 33 the court has been 68 Omaha Neb expedited also Rock Springs 72 37 by yo down extensions of time cutting 80 Salt Lake Airport 51 to litigants St Louis Mo 78 43 He's just a quiet fellow And His full name he'll tell you San Antonio Texas '55 29 is Andrew Johnson "but nobody one would overlook almost him Sheridan Vyri 73 35 Girl Suffers Wound much remembers it" in the daily rush and flow of Washington D C 56 42 Now Andy's job is a humble in state business the capiIn Home Accident huge He shines shoes He's as job tol proud of his work as the goverMost visitors to the building nor whose shoes he shines quite Accidentally shot in the left leg Coiling All Minute Women while playing in the basement at in fact never see him But those often her home Sunday night Mary Zoe whose business it is to operate ast of Fifth East "Just last week Sitting right Minute Womn Blackledge 9 daughter of Mr and this state from the marble hallInthat chair you're sitting in south of Second South and north of Mrs B Frank Blackledge 748 ways and offices The governor had his shoes Thirtenth South streets will please Emerson avenue was reported in throughout t h e capitol have shined Yes sir He sat right with the citizens of this cooperat "good" condition at the L D S come to accept Andy for as there" much a part of the building as Have all hospital district in the Rag Drive Andy's stand is as unpretentious as he is Thin gray-blac- k Hospital attaches said the child the statue under the rotunda rags on th corners of blocks before was playing jacks on a basement or the grill-lac- e elevators that hair Slight build And some9 a In on Tuesday October 19 cornfloor when an times his lexicography gets a bit creep up a n d down between 1943 floors confused His stand with its panion whose name was not imthree chairs is near the back mediately available found a 22- Funny thing about Andy The Mrs L A Stevenson Chairman entrance by the capitol cafeIcaliber cartridge in the basement boys and girls around the bundSalt Lake City Minute Women He loaded a gun and accidentally teria near S wide stairway leading call him almost anything— He War Production Board discharged it The bullet lodged Joe or Johnny or Mike ing to the main floor i in the tibia bone of the For two years he's been shin girl's leg doesn't mind r one-thir- d 1 - Retail Trade Unit Maps Part in Chest Drive - 2-- - war-supporti- ng war-producti- - At-fle- C 3-- C Hearing Opens Today in Utah Copper Dispute - U S Accepts On Inspection Tour of Western itirea XW7 rxv Winter Jobs Urged for Farmhands ck - ct 1- off-seas- A d Rain Promised illdnday in S Boy Credits Life To Penicillin Court Decreases Undecided Cases ' Tribune Intermountain Vire BLTSHNELL GENERAL HOS PITAL Brigham City Oct The army surgeon general Sunday r formally accepted Bushnell gen-- eral hospital the fifth largest general army hospitalin the 'United States one year after the first of thousands of wounde0 soldiers was ' admitted for treatment Dedicatory rites held during the morning on land where less than 18 months ago fertile orehards grew esifse Attended by rankint military and civil authorities ' The 2000-behospital with all modern faciliultra its expansive " and treatment care for the ties MaJor :General William N Porter comMandcigar counter attendant at the lintel Utah Of America's fight- rehabilitation The general and Major Malooks on ing general chemical warfare division ing men was presented to the cArthur Inspected chemical warfare in- - surgeon general's official repre- center spends a friendly moment with The sentative by the corps of engineers stallatidns in the Salt Lake area his aide Major Charles MacArthur fa—the men who built the medical mous playwright while Miss Ruth Weller general will return soon to Washington center in a phenomenally short time Colonel Elmer G Thomas now retired under whose direction the lhospital was erecte& presented Mit to Brigadier General George Willis of the Ninth service cornmand He accepted it on behalf et T Kirk Major General Norman surgeon general The Deseret chemical warfare depot at Clover one of the Bear Testimony e to crack most important depots of its kind in the country is destined A campaign Testimonials as to the down on careless- motorists and to remain a benefits of the hospitare installation long after the war major pedestrians will get under way This was the opinion Sunday services were voiced by Governor Utah George Monday under dtrection of the of Major General William N Por- Herbert B Maw-- of Women's Safety council of Salt Year-Ol- d ter commanding general of the Albert Smith president of the Lake City United States army chemiCal war- L D S council of twelve apostles: Designed to curtail all types of fare division who visited the in- Carl Vold- mayor of Brigharn traffic accidents and make Salt stallation on a western tour of City Colonel Robert M Hardaway Lake City the safest city in the commanding officer who was OT1 inspection nation the drive will enlist the y He was accompanied by Major the site while Bushnell was still Pm-tactive support of civic organizaCharles MacArthur of literary an orchard First Sergeant Phillip tions churches schools and infame who has been an army Giberson veteran member of the 30 of Two born twins dustrial establishments to make minutes pairs in the L D S hosLieutenant Colonel officer for past 18 months In detachment apart war on carelessness on the city's V R Hirschmann executive of was life civilian MacArthur to1942 17 Major October got pital streets a member of the noted team of firer: enlisted men At the hospital again Sunday on their Ben Opening gun of the campaign gether Hecht and Charles Mac Ar- Lieutenant Colonels James S date birth mutual will be the placing of placards in Their stage plays and mo- Sweeney and Henry G Hollenberg thur are: The twins all Utah Light and Traction comtion sons pictiife adaptations made members of the hospital's medical and Kent Kalvin Rogers pany buses and street cars bearmodern thespian comedy history staff: John Rossi one of the first S W Rogers Mrs and of Mr He recently returned to this coun- civilian employes and Sergeant ing the slogan: "Think! Motorists 1465 East 3650 South street Make Salt Lake and Kurt and —Pedestrians to China a one of the first after sons try Sweeney trip Lloyd Park Kraig City the Safest City in the Nawar veterans to profit from medMrs D Z Park of and Mr to of Aid China Tells General tion" h icine's newest wonde drug pent-- South and Major Mac- cillin Porter All churches In the city have 3360 West Thirty-fiftGeneral street said few American ground been asked to urge their congreThe four boys celebrated their Arthur Presenting the hospital to the in China at present but medical are troops gations to observe safety rules a the at with corps Colonel Thomas party Mrs Laura McCurdy Clark drive birthday that a number of Yankee officers praised Brigham City for its vol- Park residence are assisting the fighting Chinese chairman announced tocontribution of untary Amercourse And of More than 50000 safety yamthat the of the the ward hospital purchase ican air force is well represented site and lauded forTner phlets have been issued pupils Mayor Alf and is in almost constant action L of Salt Lake schools and local and Wold ffIr Freeman Mayor in orient the against the Japs advertising firms have promised in their active nuOirg cooperation The Chinese sre being trained use of billboards to put safety the hospital a reality in India and Mrs the before equipped public chiefly nriesaages General Porter said adding that Praises Name Clark said a to go back re A concerted drive will begin the "Chinese General Willis regarded it apTwo more Utah sportsmen were into their own going from Into eliminate country Thursday Jaywalking propriate that the modern hospital And the implication in the business district when 32 injured Sunday one critically in dia" 'as is a monument to the memory of Members of ' the safety council hunting accidents they would fight their way home the late Colonel Genrge Ensign a successes result Bushnell This brought the total injured in with future accompanied by city and military former executive officer police will patrol intersections hunting accidents since Saturday of united nations' aid and train- of Fitzsimons general hospital and crosswalks to apprehend ped- morning to four One man wa: ing at Denver and pioneer In tuber-- estrians who violate regulations fatally wounded in another acci- U S Ready for Gas Warfare cular research The campaign will be conducted dent Saturday and two succumbed A letter from Colonel Bushnell's Since President Roosevelt over a period of two weeks to heart attacks while on hunting warned the on use of widow Mrs Ethel Bushnell whose Japanese trips Mrs Leita Chatwin Hatch 26 poison gas against any of the health did not permit her tebewife of State Highway Patrolman united nations General Porter present acknowledged the honor which has been bestowed upon the Sam Hatch was critically injured said there have been no substantiated reports of gas attacks "ex- Bushnell family One-Fourt- h in when struck Sunday morning Full cooperation of Utah's civa the lower abdomen by a stray cept in possibly one or two minor instances" was pledged by Govan goverment unknown hunter fired bullet by The percentage decline of Utah Before the president Issued his ernor Maw himself a wartime She was hunting with her busmore than 800 occasions army chaplain to the patients highway traffic in July as com- baficl near Meadow park 50 miles warning' (Continued on Page Eighteen enlisted men and officers of the same month last north of Vernal pared with the Our people can never to basin Rushed Uintah hospital nahospital year was slightly under the do too much for the boys who have tional average said a report re- her condition was reported "very offered everything and sacrificed ceived Sunday by the state tax poor" much to preserve the American A G Leavitt 45 541 East Sevcommission from the federal pubAl! generations have had way enteenth South street was adlic roads administration to fight to preserve and further The Most recent report show- mitted to St Mark's hospital for 17 CD— ing comparisons beteen states it treatment of a flesh wound in TheRICHMOND Cal Oct H Blood the principles of democracy in this nation However those fghting Liberty ship Henry disclosed that the drop in Utah his right forearm Mr Leavitt stumbled and fell named for a former governor of today do so under more favorable was 263 per cent while the national 'average was 289 per cent on his gun which discharged He Utah was launched Sunday at circumstances especially in view The smallest decrease was 66 per was hunting near Steed's canyon Permanente Metals corporat:on's of the protection offered through No 2 (Continued on Pare Fourteen ) cent in Louisiana and the highest east of Bountiful when the acci- shipyard The 10500-to- n vessel was chrisdent occurred was 483 in New Hampshire John Barney 83 Monroe died tened by Mrs Lester S Corey Speaking of the country as a whole the report said that in each Saturday of an accidental gunshot wife of the president of the Utah of the first six months of 1943 wound while hunting while Earl Construction c om pan y Mrs traffic was lower than in the cor- SteingTuber 38 Ogden and Ed- James H Linford sister of the late Governor Blood was guest of responding month last year by ward G McDonald 64 Hooper honor Thomas E Banning Govto 30 on cent both succumbed state highheart attacks about per Blood's secretary during his October 20 Funeral services for Mr Mc- ernor ways and 20 per cent on local highways The figures are based Donald will be conducted Tuesday term of office also was a guest Blue stamps V V and NV ilt on numbers of vehicles as deter- at 2 p m in the Hooper L D S book No 2 expire ration was H:Blood of Henry governor mined automatic road ward chapel by Virg Jensen bish- Utah from from 1932 to 1940 He died counters op October 30June 20 1941 Brown stamps C and D in ration book No 3 expire Utah COP Leaders - ' -- 4 On EN L Launches Drive for S Safety Today Visiting General Praises Deseret Chemical Plant city-wid- far-reachi- - - Tivins $ - ed - Celebrate at - Birthday I Hunt Mishaps Injure Two - 5 - Utah Road Traffic Drops - New Ship Honors Ileniy IL Blood - ' d ory Dates I V For Everyone: - Capitol Bootblack Hobnobs With the Great well-appoint- I 4 ing shoes of notable and nobody alike in the capitol 'Now you take some men They sit and watch everything When I get through you do shining their shoes I sometimes want to charge them m o r e They're so mean I'd like to shine some fellows shoe for nothing They talk and tell me about things "During the legislation business is pretty good I guess all the men like to be nice and neat" On thAvhole Andy goes pretty well His own boss he comes to work "sometimes in the morning and then I leave when I get ready in the after- noon" Andy has a philosophy simunderstandable ple "People walk in and out all the time October 31 Leave for Meet There are girls and men and Utah state Republican leaders the people who run this buildleft Sunday for a western regional ing 0 P conference in MissOula "But I can walk right with G Mont The conference is Tuesday them Right along with the govAmong those attending from the ernor if I want to" state are: David J Wilson Not overly talkative one has Deseret state chairman George T Ogden to draw Andy out in a converHansen national committeeman he feels free sation But when Mrs G A Marro national comto talk he can tell you some and mitteewoman Salt Lake city and interesting 'things About suMrs R C Anderson Manti state court clerks and preme justices vice chairman legislators and state police For Andy knows them all If he doesn't mention names Injured in Fall Martin C Glassett 53 of 3055 that might be because Andy has learned to understand the digSeventh East street suffered a fractured shoulder bone when he nity of man Maybe some place' in all this fell while picking apples at his can be found a simple feeling home Saturday afternoon He was of a democracy And a boottaken to the L D S hospital where black who can walk "right along his condition was reported "good" with the governor" ' Sunday State liquor rations No 15 h or good for of distilled liquor and No 14 or good for gallon of wine expire Sugar stamp No 14 In ration book No 1 expires Canning' sugar ration stamps 15 and 18 in war ration book No 1 expire Shoe stamp No 18 in ration book No 1 originally scheduled to expire this date valid indefitwo-tent- one-fift- two-fift- hs one-ha- hs lf - - nitely November 20 Blue stamps X Y and Z in ration book No 2 expire - November 22 Basic I A mileage ration coupons series No 8 expire Each coupon good for three gl- Ions of gasoline 4r |