Show ' 5alt gakr fribunc Nov 18 1943 'irlic OM — for-Fou- Utah High Octane Plant Expects Early Output The $14000000 high octane bbne flant being constructed Warns of Further Gaè ruts eBuddies' Map Rites Soldiers 15 Thursday Morning r r Bremen and Vegesack by 855 at American pitmen consumed more the Utah Oil Refining company's than 1000000 gallons of 100 ot- refinery in Salt Lake City is ex- tane gasoline Mr Patterson told pected to go into production In the workers that "our expanding about eight weeks E S Holt vice air fleet requires more of that women than present refineries president in charge of refining gasoline can produce Dr P T Farnsworth supersaid Wednesday Approximately is only by completing" the intendent of the Granite school "It MO workers are now employed message continued "at the earliest district will be principal speaker on the project which is being con- possible now Boy Scouts under date the direction of structed by the M W Kellogg under construction projects we can O M Bezzant Will conduct the that company to of needs meet the the memorial ceremony The estimate of the completion hope air forces This puts- - the Honored will be Seaman Jack date WELS announced following re- army on the con- Malloy Lieutenant Dan greatest responsibility Ahlquist ceipt of a telegram from Robert struction workers at these proj- Seaman QUayle Jr and Harry P Paterson undersecretary of ects Lex Christensen army is confident that Captain war emphasizing the urgency of those The ' will give their utworkers E E and Nate ThomMatthews Increasing 100 octane fuel pro- most to rush to completion the as bishops are of duction refineries upon which America the memorial committee assisted a out recent that raid PoiriSing depends for victory" sby Mrs O M Bezzant and Mrs George Morris en ' -11 z g6 CORDELL 7 o A ' 10:30 A i A3BOTI 10:15 P LOWELL I THOMAS A ' ' !': 1 tat S i ? 0 Tonight 3 1 ST471011 4 STYLIST '" ' L Top Corn mintator I ' 7 i A Al Acie IT 1 ‘111 WIL 020thl it 41011udocolw"'"Ito04 ' f : : ': ' - CAL FORN1A tt:1:151'—'' 1 r) L ' pm ICSL - ' Brought to you vry Thursday by th moktors of 4 - I COMPAN Fp ' 4:15 l!C-- PA'' "k c'''- - ''''''''Prr""P 0 4 9:45 P M '' STANDARD f THURSDAYS -- A 141 COORDINATOR z: ig:' " AND FASHION - Every Night Moseday through Friday bear America's i 11:1Z1111: i ZELDA WHIPPLE - Scit Lcke City 1(11 "Chats r-about " 0 Dogs ) ':s:esV SEPEND FEATURING A STYLE TALK BY- KUTA 1! 1 'STYLE t:i:H 4 1 Listen to BOB BECKER'S 1 10:30 4 i ' 1 1 4 1 yoURPuv - r 1 - TEED ro pa pa air s 4 THE HEADLINES ottf013 I - I I 4 :Amagrfrilik: linillinia41167W1111r1M" ' ' ' ki i 7 APPIOriell t ) DOG FOOD I Moat Pputtir D P oiod : ' What ' (15 t he (Ka c" ri 0 - ' i - ntili r-7- 1 1 11 rir 1 71 W' i Cia 417 4111P1 Thursday November 18 1943—Mountain War Time I ' KUTA-- 570 I 77g00 45 8 00 1 '? 8 30 1 BO 46 - In no in la In 28 0 40-4- 5 A I 0 1 1 I 11 A5 111111 9 - I li V Vestal Moine' lea lo'rant reTnt re 1 ft 'Ponca I11P 'SO 4101 a I ft14) It Mtn Nowa Taproom :$5--N- 11 A 1 N 90 I 4A On IPA PI wnti tlett Stary MY TruP e 1 4Ted Malone Blue P'rolice s- w-- OP 1 Samoa Votereern Inez Jordan "iWe Love and Learn Ramos of Clutrehee Nocmtlme Soronael ewoman TattOrTISPIP of America Crean 1 1 SA S Pos ng So b 40401950n N ews Po Stark Senna? 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This Winter your mileagp and speed—slashed by rationing—will have a tough time even keeping your battery charged This Winter from your you'll want every last This Winter you can't be gasoline ration sure of enough sustained speed and mileage to get overweight oil warmed up' enough for halfway decent circulation Overweight oil kills countless batteries wastes gasoline and increases wear You might be surprised to find how light an oil will be tenth-of-a-mi- le -1 OIL-PLATE- D economical in your car—whatever its age— when your engine is with Conoco OIL-PLATE- D Nth motor oil is the layer of lubricant that any Conoco Nth oil sort of "magnetizes" to OIL-PLA'rIN- G inner engine surfaces by synthetic means Don't confuse this closesurfaced with oil film That's additional in Conoco Nth—and extremely tough But when liquid film must drain down to the crankcase s that during the frequent stops and long OIL-PLATI- fluid-t3rp- ti lay-up- are common today can still hold its topmost pointready to help in making cold starts gentleready to help your lightest suitable oil in a great job on your battery gasoline and engine Ask what your lightest Winter Nth should be—at Your Mileage Merchant's Conoco station'—today Continental Oil Company OIL-PLATIN- G life-extensi- on p i — i 'mountand unnec sssss y thanks to VCINt't PINK TABLETS No Erotic about it—lust COSUDOS sans know bow wars of tvlievios crasowss of ouch Symptoms as VON'S PINK TABLETS have to promptly demonstrated Most tirugnists fraturs VON'S Los ANGELIS VON CO 405 West gda St Los 141 Is lcutat of your acid s i nside Entitle leaves Dad combustion always and Vortnal Soon mileage wh en it stopsstood tate tong engine oust seldom to reacids while Iormerly It your engin inetsis are may force speed heated rationing combat corrosion your engine To with But nowadays corrosion acids gnaw enough acid corrosive Yoe combat plated 011ePLPZIED c 114 a 0 E71 7:77' Aecepwat iff :::VI''" 1 1 AASIMIIIOIBW IN ' IL:L1 J OIL 'A National Organization Angeles --Slim sit3t6 No Mail Orders ' : OIL 1111MINg k 44A At 111343a GLEN B:10S 4:9 - i-- i'V grist f:?? :':-t(- tiWi' 4::: §:i: '? 2:Z71 ':'" 4- i t::'- " '' : - f5-- Symphony No In I Minor Rochester Philharmonic Orthostra Lile AVi':i'4'0 ' 0" 4Z 'i 4'f' and 11263 Orchestra r7L1117:1V- if 0 011 Burning pain and to:Wetness from scorching zoos nomach acidwith gnawing appetite but such a penalty foe gratifying it I What a so Lal tatts till 6:g'1 4:v - Al ":71 ':i t :'" te:: raoida Vold Tenor Duet gm k t? ‘''''' ' 14 ttis4 PI Ø'::1) warner ce--- 77) Meeting cheditied—Hgrold B Lee of the council of the twelve apostles of the L ID S church will speak at a special meeting for girls and young women from 12 to 20 years old In Highland Park - ristan Sepran um671--- T )? 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Your In Be OMSSII—Dvorak sion -- Next to the war itself this country faces the most dangerous threat it has faced in many decades with bipartisah elements In congress making a determined fight against subsidies for price control Clem W Collins Denver regional director of the office of price administration said Wednesday upon his arrival in Salt Lake City It is important that people acquaint themselves with all the implications of the debate now going on in congress as without subsidies prices wages and inflation cannot be controlled the OPA regional director said "No nation has yet succeeded in Controlling without subsiprices heeffectively declared dies" "Without intbsidlea manufacturers and retailers will be caught in the squeeze between rising costs and fixed ceiling prices Prices must then be allowed to rise or will stop A rise in the production price of one commodity will result in the rise in cost of some other commodity if it is used in producing that commodity The price of the second commodity must then be raised If it is an Item in the cost of living the cost of living goes up and then labor asks for an increase in wages so it can meet the increased cost of living" Mr Collins said "The prices of everything labor produces in turn must then be increased and so the inflationary Cycle starts again When this happens inflation cannot be stopped and we are headed for disaster" he stated Price control is the most profitable investment the country has ever made Mr Collins declared "With expenditure of a little more than a quarter of a billion dollars It has saved the country $89000- 000000 in two years or $685 per capita" Mr: Collins warned against an optimistic attitude rega r d I n g either gasoline or tires The next six or eight months will see many vehicles off the road for want of tires he said "This faces not only passenger cars but also trucks nearly all of which are engaged in essential work A cut in gasoline rations for 1944 also was predicted by the 0 P A regional director Rations will likely be cut down to two gallons for A B and C gasoline coupons throughout the nation he said a Albums That Should In e all-tim- iel ' 4 1 record—Airmnil loath carried by United Air Linen In October soared to an Hal high reported Stanley berg district traffic malinger 1017Wednesday More than 518 mail-to- n miles were flown by the lines health department was approved Wednesday by the city commis- ( VICTOR RECORDS (Item Appointment approved—Appointment of Mrs Edna Raymond as a stenographer in the nurses' division of the city 4' f c Highland Park I D S stake with their mothers are invited‘ to attend Street lights granted—retition of residents near Columbus street and Zane avenue for a street light has been granted by city commissioners who ordered a light installed also in the northeast section of city park Canyon road ' 5'!" 1 '- - ' 7 ' O'' V ' ':'t f - - l t -1- TIMO ?rank lotilton Olirsier — Morgan ?eon" firyce reS'Ille ramilv—YOUT Or00tivientistiO Yours Favorite Touncrster Mvstery Time I 11411411e Rail—With Bins nahriel Plestterl lowews Fields proehs Bob Burns Chick MacOregor's Or rfRavrriond Clapper News Eiid Time—News! rifIgie Carnegie so News Arthur Oseth 'MPeeb of ONeWs Fulton Lewis Jr Here and Abroad Glenn Miller's Orch ilitetory Tune Time I Rebind the Feed lines Ray Milland rte Me digueras Civilian Soldier 0Er Orchestra Style Serenade News World Coverage News Keen 'Em Flying Music in the Moonlight Meet Our Fighters Orchestra 1943 Xmas Tree of OGriff Williams' Orch News ROundun Oral- -I IHenry Kinq's Tou rhdown Tips Party 4 St Francis Hotel Orch 0 l "Orchentra I BlItmore Hotel Orch ' Last Minute News- -Goodnight 4 101 Paul Trio News Good Night c' ' 11 '' 4 I I 'N"tif4tiC't 1 4-- f c t f :41g7:7' 1111111 SRO Newarrwew -- 4'--- i- ty44:y :5517! :f I A$ r: :' News tC(Iff004 - - s If ' :''''t : 10(1 Or1 Int Milli! 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Regional Head of OPA Lauds Subsidies Plan S 8 P M r TAKES YOU BEHIND CIGARETTES M CAMEL KDYL 7Awrt - t 1' ' "Subsidies nip Clem W Collins 0 P A regional director Inflation in the bud and at comparatively small cost" Today t - ' 5:4 - AND CO5TE110 M c''-7a ii4t-1- ' I -- e TONIGHT! and spoca1 robroodead r I ' ' ' session fits 4 Bautiful D S ward chapel Saturday at 7:30 p m Young women in the Agreement tagned — Formal approval of an agreement concerning army Use of Salt Lake municipal airport No 1 was voted Wednesday by the city The city will recommission ceive $15000 for use from July 1 1941 to June 30 1943 - ---- i 147- - i join Report of hot Unitd StafsCOrtgrell on lb Mocow Conforoncs The World in Review I HULL - - 1- Salt Lake News in Brief I otailikagifltiditilvitailiiitifilia 41 tc: GARFIELD—Memorial services for four 'Garfield men - killed in action will be Conductec Friday at 7:30 p m in the East Garfield L D S ward chapel by the Garfield "Victory Buddies" an organization of parents and wives of Garfield service men and n gnis-to- 'enre-- - AtiMtrr"tw Atasi |