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IN V ' 4 J k 4 : ' IINSULL BORED BY IDLE s' FOREST CAMPS LIFE Former Utilities Magnate Studying Possibilities of Bo)8 Elect ‘President and Draw Up and j WASHINGTON (UP)— These boys from the city streets that have been put in forest work camps by President RooSevelt are seeing sights they never have seen before and are learning a The American Tree association headed by Charles Lathrop Pack by Charles Lahtop Pack president is giving 30000 copies of the special conservation corps edition pf the Forestry News Digest a month to thfe camps through the welfare department of the U S army In July’s edition is a handy vocabulary every conservationist" shoyld know: Terms Explained The mountain canary— the burro Smokechaser —one who is in training as a forest ranger — signal man fir the Whistle-pundonkey engine In addition these boys are clearing up the forest area and building new trails and roads Five pages of the Digest are devoted to camp newS from the boys including a half dozen pictures showing just what kind of life tie forest workers lead At Wolverine camp No 3 in Sequoia national park a truck load of hay arrived one evening to be made into matresses Came the dawn and there was no hay but standing nearby were a deer cleaning up the last few straws Boy Elect Officers' The “gang" at Point Lake camp in Minnesota “organized” as soon as they arrived They had a “presidential campaign" and drew up a constitution Bob Crawford was elected The bylaws called for breakrast at 1030 with iest until 1 1 '30 which was to be lunch time "Retreat" was set for 1 15 p m Nothing was said about work Capt Peyton Winlock U S Field artillery in charge of the camp had a few different ideas about work but the boys had a great time with their “campaign" anyway Everything is being done to build up the welfare end of the camp pro- gram Baseball teams havt been organized Orchestras have found musicians The fellow who brought along his banjo is the most popular boy in camp presi-heade- it h ' k half-doze- vA ATHENS VP)— Samuel’ Insull the former Chicago public utilities magnate and opera patron is leading a quiet life in Athens— but champing for something to do He has stated that he has led too active a business life to settle down now apd do nothing even though he la 73 years old Therefore he is seeking some occupation Among other schemes which he has had laid before him is the possibility of working and exploiting the Vevi lignite coal mine in Macedonia In addition to working the mine the question of making briquettes from lignite is also under consideration In company with a British mining engineer the man whom a Greek court refused to extradite to the Samuel Insull former mldweat public utilities king finds his Greek United States last December recently haven from a Chicago indictment wearisome He is shown chatting in visited the workings and mside a genAthens with an official of a Greek society eral survey Government Aid Asked The results of the inspection are All that is definite ig that unknown Insull haa been sounding out the Greek government on its willingness to help and support any plan that might be put before it He has sought to find out also whether the Greek state railways in Employ- the event of lignite briquettes being produced would seriously consider N Wl GET get a lot of tt because we deal fairly Shop by mall with Mr John West to fill yout order Will make No Interest charges delivery almost anywhere And we f r OUT-OF-TOW- TRADE AS MUCH AS ANY By-La- 1 WE VALUE Greek Coal Mines Work Pact A 8 6 1933 Fifty Executives Adopt New Plan To Conduct Business Under Code ‘Plus Formula to Aid in Increasing ment Stabilizing Profits Keeping " Prices at Minimum their ue The Vevi property was up for auction last April but at Insull’s request the sale wis postponed until May On the date when the tenders were to have been made however none was received and the auction again was postponed Insull’ who has been joined by his Wife the former Margaret Bird a formerly well known actress has made his home in a hotel situated in the best part of Athens and overlooking the old palace of the Greek kings His life is very regular the social part of it being practically nonexistent He entertains little and goes out but seldom Ponders Greek Citizenship His daily routine is held almost to set schedule Generally he leaves the hotel about 9 o’clock each morning to collect his mail After reading it he’ turns to interview government officials in connection with the mine and to keeping various appointments It is stated that he is considering But applying for Greek citizenship he must reside in Greece for two years in order to acquire the necessary qualifications In addition he Is contemplating the possibility of settling permanently in Greece for he recently has been msk ing inquiries concerning the formalities expenses involved in bring i 5 certain furniture from London NEW YORK Aug 5 ()P)— The “plus manufacture far more than they could formula” a new form of business distribute and consumer So the 1929 management designed to aid the indi- breakdown came and ended the vidual business man in applying the period The “new deal" change Roosevelt recovery code was adopt- now needed by “John Citizen” he ed here today at the Harvard club by concluded is rising wages for what a committee representing 50 eastern he makes but also lower prices for what he consumes executives The wartime “plus formula” ap The formula originated in world war experience of scientists when it peared as the only tested experiment m history likely to do this The was applied to government-controlleIt showed Industrialists formula in 15 lines of industry in the industry then how to eliminate confusion and war worked in just this way Dr waste when faced with emergency Godfrey said it put three shifts of men to work in place of one Yet not conditions Today's action adapts it for use of a single worker was “speeded up” the individual executive It gives him It cut manufacturing costs and raised This was done wholly by the most advanced methods of man- profits agement and engineering to enable complete precise measurement in an him to employ more men make stable engineering survey of every departprofits and keep prices at a minimum ment The time was saved and costs under the changed industrial condi- cut by eliminating waste human motions of the national recovery act tion Seek Stable Profits The 50 executives have agreed to 4 When he talked this over ift recent use the “plus formula" for 100 days During that period they will receive weeks with the 50 executives Dr technical advice about its application wanted above from Dr Hollis Godfrey its wartime Godfrey found that they originator and his associates All this all else to make stable profits And action will be recorded as a labora- they were uncertain how to get them under present changing conditions tory test Set lip Council The “plus formula" showed them During the war Dr Godfrey in something they could use to get stable association with Elihu Root General profits Sets “The principle of the plus formula1 Bywater Family Wood and Howard Coffin Exposition Would Be Held Leonard set up the council of national de- Dr Godfrey said today "has been Reunion August 19-2- 0 fense Dr Godfrey then president used piecemeal by men in industry In Tokio for Seven of Drexel Institute Philadelphia was with striking results but it has never The James Bywater family reunion federal commissioner of the council's been applied to the complete direction Months in 1940 will be held at Brigham City Saturdivision of engineering and educa- of industry in peace time “What I am collecting with these 50 day afternoon and Sunday August tion Saturday afternoon will ad- 19 ghd 20 executives is are the the new His of result being plan — TOKIO (UP) Preliminary plans be given over to artistic contests rec were discussed this month at the for one year an incapacitated “Mr vances they make The places where reational games and sports and Tokio prefectural office for holding John Citizen of Duxbury Mass” his they are stopped the way in which family basket luncheon Sunday there home A fall in an elevator the new conditions affect them as they an international exposition in have never been affected before I will be meetings concluding with of the 2600th anniversary forced him to lie in bed on his back am getting their own personal ques- memorial services in connection with of the foundation of the Japanese most of that year the sacrament meeting of the Brigham tions and answers Interlude he The in spent Fifty-tw- o 1940 are in nations thinking empire “These are the first case problems City Third ward at 7 p m terms Citiof the man he calls “John to take expected part under the new deal organized effecDiscussion was participated in by zen 'of Duxbury a typical American" want- tively under both scientific and his- Jilted Lover Practices Dr This man decided Godfrey officials and many high prominent torical As the work probusiness men including Mayor Ushi-zu- ed just two things rather desperately gresses principles it will tell for the first time On Target at Girl’s Home of Tokio Governor Kosaka of —a better job for himlelf and others how ‘John Citizen’ actually lives and a and this without the prices of what he Tokio prefecture Governor works dav by day under the new OAKLAND Aug 5 (P)— Police of Kanagawa prefecture and and others buy rising faster than deal In all its relations auestioned the judgment of Leonard Vice President of the Tokio Chamber wages Reviews History Duarte 19 in selecting the back yard Identity Not Revealed of Commerce and Industry Tsurumi of Marie Pacheco’s home as a place “As a historian as well as engidata the are perBeing Intimately Quick Action Sought neer Dr Godfrey reviewed both his- sonal all those who join are treated for target practice It was decided to send a commit- tory and science His study shows under the code of professional ethics Miss Pacheco’ 17 said the crack of tee to the ministry of commerce and that for 3000 years prior to the world and their identity is known only ‘to Leonard's revolver as he fired away industry in order to request the early war men had been able to operate a me and my immediate associates at cans kept reminding he'r that she incorporation of the exposition asso- fairly successful economic and social The associates are Dr Allen Win- broke their engagement a week ago ciation and also to send a represen- order on rising prices followed in ter Rowe research director of the Duarte will have to explain tp the tative to the premier and the minister many cases by rising wages because Evans Memorial hospital Boston J)r ludge atof commerce and industry in an in all that period the growth of ca- Charles J Tilden Strathcona profestempt to secure cooperation pacity for production never caught sor of engineering mechanics of Yale George Andrews Moriarty of Boston The exposition will be called the up to consumption university Dr Robert van Moschiske historian and lawyer and Dr Albert Japan International Exposition and - But in the world war science and of Philadelphia and B Meredith professor of educational be held seven months beginning April the machine taught men how to former chief justice of Pennsylvania administration New York university 3 1940 The total cost is put at yen and besides those from overseas countries exhibits are to be sent from the 47 prefectures of Japan proper Formosa Korea Kwan-tun- g leased territory Saghalien and the South Sea islands under Japanese mandate Nineteen Pavilions According to tentative plans there will be erected on the exposition grounds 19 pavilions which will be devoted to empire foundation education and religion sanitation and public health social economics fine arts applied arts agriculture sericulture provisions marine products BEAUTY— IS JUST ONE OF THE MANY ' forestry mining industry myhinery v chemical industry dye industry 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