Show 9111 rflit Dalt gakt Tribune— 8'4C 15millay 3tomIng Wage Disputes Stop Work C I 0 Refuses At Four munitions Plants To:Yield on Escapes Death A F L Leaders Asr if' r Strike i ghts By United Press Dispute! over l'wages and overtime pay halted construction !I Opposes Compulsory Irork at four unc0 wpleted government munitions plants Saturday Arbitration of Slight 41some said coriference Chicago Itembert of the nrcsn red Labor Disputes over oration of Labor building trades trouble" had been anticipated but that unions winged' "laboc 'holidays" or the cut In oVertim rates -N- Y Aug 2 BUITAL0 build1 sent was all hoped ktter 1 walkouts at an 189000000 small it preel-Internationel Thoniaa t arms munition plant! at St Louts: ing trades locals would clarify laj dent of 4he CIO UnitedAtstomobile WOrkers said Saturday the iptrikes 1132000000 'ammtinition loading sues and atop oUls an estimated 3200 union "novi as always" attempts to At St 1 plant near Sandusky Ohio a $110 'strikers defied union leaders void strikes by mediation and by negot1atIott 030000 shell !loading plant at li Input-sobut opposes holiday after the arbitration venni Ohio "! and an ammunition calling a labor was posted upon orders lit a report prepared 'for' the 'agreement plant near Kansas CIty Mo annual tonvention Focal point in Abe work atoP from the quartermaster general's union's alith Thomas asserted MOnday opening to bi- an egrement 'office in Virsishington NVItts: CA the ratified at Chicago rriday by the Seek Double tlay A paid-u- p membership of 528413 ' building trades department execu1an increaseof 93 per Icent over that said officials Union tive council at request ot the army SOO'Carpenters" of a year ego Irombd MeAtteo he navy and the of producmembers working at Sandusky Contracti covering 982 plams Maxi towers' had heen ordered to take a "vaca- and 703760 worker eongoolous elating tion 'management frt with compared - demands for a boat Alsrued enforce to tion" 491 last and 298371 year Overtime Pretest ihourly Increase to $137 l'Won tsvery major labor board The agreement seta' vp wage lArmy officials said 1400 other A FL iklectionlteld In Its 'jurisdiction dur 'ocelot and provides fork no bikes loonstruttion trades union members ins the last:12 months W4:$111L111 on dtleAl Orojetti but it also' refused-Itwork over the week end While praising the national deone-haUrn double and instead less than for pay stipulates fense mediation board for Its "real of double time for overtime pay Army officers at the nearly service In lielping adjust situations 'rho double time sta dard had been completed 'Ravenna plant 'said Molt otherwise might save led to kt elect for week end and over- union kboters were demanding striltes1-- Thornas asserted "we overtime cannot Ilford to waive our essen- time work at several defense proj- double pay for week-en- d H etc work They said walkout of con tial riglitalt by acceptance of com- Joseph 'Keenan an 0 PM litho struction workers had mad an ad- pulsory arbitration Prom Page One) (COntinged ditional 2000 Men idle them adviser who participated in He cited the organizat km of Ford t r WorkeriC arid the signing with the daughter4n1Boyd Mr Aft Ford MotOr company of the "first aW: Of Mr Matfett for Beu -- Schedule Defense Study RICIINIOND 4'4 4- - " puree-appeare- ' d 25-ce- ' nt Loses Life in Lake Mate Missing lf - - eel Aug 2 (A''--- NOrk A4 youtt American chemist who tatits' studied some wizardry in war-tim- e German laboratories announced SatUrday completion otan electron microscope which he said would outperform an other such instrument mad in this country and wotild give the United States a new opportunity to match or even excel nazidom's technology With this truitrument the builder Floyd Luther contends he can obtain clear magnifications up to 100000 times the sizesof the objecti under examination It has tho advantage' over otherAmerican-typ- e electron in leg °scopes he aid In its ability to produce clear images from extreme Such ability to magnifications produce clearness is called resolving power It means that photographs of the magnifie4 objects can be enlarged many times without too much lose of fidelity and may permit a final picture 500000 times the natural size of the object Luther expects to reproduue use full likenesses of objects o‘s small - Executive Council Opens Meet in alicagó Tontorrow -- 4 Secrt 'American Bat s Nazi Microscope CHICAGO' Aug 1 t1ona defense problönts will be of the consideration the Principal of American lederstiot two-we- Labor executive council at ita summer session which 'opens ek Monday The council also will hear a report by President William Green Oft the progress of the defense program based on information supplied by the war and navy departments and the office- of production management In drafting its annual report to the AP L convention In Seattle October 6 the council Saturday announced its plan to formulate a program for keeping open factories threatened by ahortages of materials due to priorities It also expects to eonsider problems Of inflation foreign policy legislation defense housing and the national labor relations l)oarti a One twosand-one-halfmillion- on bjects of ' ! 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To the University of Utah n tme and Telegram ' IIIJ la Educationa standards rank with the highest domestic and foreign universities spacious buildings and extensive landscaping make the campus one of the finest in the country rec reational and social activities are plentiful and research facili ies for professional and arts And science fields' are conveniently at hand4-- A I — Much Is offered the Universiti of Utah - at th‘ o SOT stedentI 74 J at tending the University of Utah write for a catalog and full information today Address the presIdent's office j ID IL BCDINESS COLLEGE Salt 4alto City STATE EOcMAII Albion Idaho WEBER dINIOlt COLLEGE Ogden: Po NIONOPIMak Cast :Training for Success Is a Trl Syne and Telegram d a Celoge Ildacationi Itoute 110110111PEOMIIM sm10- - — — AffimnMIENNONWS11 he I 4 training program" GOVerflOrl will be asked to lend the cooperation of the state health departments and "in a Jew days I will appoint a woman to head the feminine half of our activities" "IVI3r thought" Kelly assertett "is that civilian training will not be for the duration of this emergency but will continue as a part of the national life thereafter BE ' t i ' PREPARED! I 11 - 1 i ' -' Vitally important- To:ks Alloodi With' Ciear Keen Alert Eir'd! i ! (I) I 1 All AMERA CI ANS! Aug 2 orl ' - i 1: 1 1 1 T the imerican Way to take things in stride Aind once a job is started to do it well I'OUR i113 in industry agricUlturi national defense orthehoOie will bi'BETTEkin efficiency and accuracilf EYES ARE RI04-1- 1 Be safe—be sure! See the !44istaticti '' optorn' etrist here for a complete eye ileicarninatión nowt : I ItIS : '- - i I ' i 2 martost !: 2 LT21-- L-- K vj ''-- ' I 1 ' ' 1' II :ri A i:i7 l' 111 0 M I INTER EST o :' 101 ON rilli-- 1 AS D t - Zhil (ith i i ' - I ' i i 7 - t ' I I ' NO mcs ' i i 4 g - ' 1 :'-- C) - ' i )1:11 EXTRAS 9 N 0::11 TAPE - 111E7 4 You'll Be Frankly Told qkiOes :ifro NOT-Ned04- New British Envoy' Arrives in U S !t NEW YORK Aug 2 (111- -81r Ronald Campbell newly appointed British minister to the United States said Saturday on his arrival by clipper that Lord Halifax British ambassador probably would be granted a leave of absence soon so he could vacation at home Sir Ronald who Was British minister to YugoslaviCwhen that country was invaded said the of participation of question American troops in the war seldom was mentioned in England 'They think that is oomething very much up to you" he asserted : I or pro-Bra- nt 4 fk '1 5 a' 3 new CTT N :nation's health training director said Saturday his Will begin with the children want to make them heath conicious from the beginning and btculcate right habits of eating Sleeping and oxercise that they will carry' through Wel "Thil was the way the German nationbuilt up its health and it is something America must do" John IL Kelly told interviewers at his summer cottage here The 'strapping Philadelphian who In the early '201 held Olympic and ilidinnal rowing titles was tamed tt S director of health training Saturday by New York' Mayor LaGuardia Who is directot I of the office of civilian'defenst Last fall at the instania of Pres ident Roosevelt he studied problems ot furthering the nation's health "The greatest names in the athlotie' world will he siked to assiet" Kelly said "and I am confident they will cooperate in putting this plan over "I will invite Jack' Dempsey Tommy Ilarmon nobly Jones Joe Diktagglo fob Feller my former rowing teammate Paul Costello and others whose achievements in sports are well known to make appearances throughout the :country in the Interest of the ' --T- k ' I obert prkZ15 st t ! la ihir Ilikr CO' 28 SO MAII4 ST lake Saturday 'afternoott to join the Search for the misSing man A group of Mr McAlleas 'business assóelates 'accompanied them Mn iti Evelyn Bushman Marie wag i)Orn on May 30 18911 In 'Lehi She was married to ME McAffee In Lehi Jun 28 1918 t The cou pie Jived in munerous Vtali eommunititi notably Lehi! and Provo anC settled in Salt Lake City three years ago- - Mrs McAffee formerly taught in LDS Stunllay IthOOIS and was directer of an LD$ 1te1let society thOr at thr Former Diplomat time: of her death s Survivors include bar three BARBARA Cal Aug Woods Bliss for- children Don B Boyd andMama mer American ambassador to Ar- of Salt Lake Oty and fivebrothers and Suel Bush gentina tmderwentl a major op- and sisters John Bradshaw Mrs man John Mrs atritioll Saturday Hospital kira George tendant' described It as meets"- - OliVer Kirkham Mrs Lehi and Margaret 11414 B14111inenv retired was inir- Lewis of Magna iisterto'Sweden before ' going to Beck Mr McAffee was born Rear BuenOt Pleasant PrO'cli on December 1 i3O10WWINN4MIWIMMFbMt T895 Hi was graduated jrom Letd high school in 1914 He wotked for the Metropolitan Life Insurance company In Utah branch offireaand in Salt Lake City for 20 year kle- Was formerly president of the Ephraim Lions club His mother Mrs Annette IdeAftet of Lehi Ind a brother need MeAffee of Los Angeles Cal are now living p RADIO tett:17y kit agree-- 1 Major Union shop check-of- f ment In Our industries" as the rnajor U AW accomplishment the at year IThe :pram president declared that war:: the fulitst cooperation among the union government and Management can meet a curtailment in automobile production with a mintrouni of dislocation and hard-Shi- p to the' worker ' 'Plans proposed t the CIO to increase steel production and to produce aircraft in automobile Plante he Said "were brushed off with kind words Today we ere paying för this attitude" Ck:k c - i : I Ono H j tho West's it ‘474'43 Largest Manufacturing an4 DISPensing Opticians 4 UTAH ' PROVO IDAHO PRICE wASKINGION OREGON 4 OGDEN 267 SOUTH MAIN ST LOGAN : IDAHO FALLS Lako I |