Show - 4- ' i - itbe 'Thursday Morning - ' f Until Nov 5 for :Filing of Report Oct 22 ape' cial board appointed by President Roosevelt to investigate the national railroad wage dispute concluded tis public bearings late Wednesday The five members of the board have been listening to testimony of the contending parties since September 16 The record of their Inquiry now covers 7000 typewritten pages and adds up to about 1500000 words not including the texts of 320 exhibits headline November 5 Under the railway labor act the board has until midnight October 31 to make its report to the president Chiarman Warta Lyman Morse said Wedney however that because of a death in the family of ono of its mem Willits Mr Roosso hers Joseph veit had granted extension to midNovember 5 night Morse said the board now planned to remain in Chicago un til it had completed its delibera bons and drawn up it recomThe report to the mendations president is the last process provided by the labor act to forestall a railroad strike No provision exists for enforcement of the board's recommendations reliance being placed entirely on the force of public opinion Rail Counsel Speaks In the concluding lairtUllellti Wednesday J Carter Tort chief counsel for railroad management told the board: °I think that the underlying fact of greatest significance hers perhaps is that the railroad Inin dustry is the greatest industry the country It is the one indusIndustry try that makes all otherthreatened possible It has been for many years and it is threatened now CHICAGO fact-findi- ng I r gukt reibune c5a1t - September Figure For Utah Gains - 23 Pct Above 1940 throughout the far west last month than they did a year ago Buying increases stood out in all states In Washington the stores did a third more business than last year Prices had quite a bit to do with OPM Ado Halt Witness Says Film eParOffi As Walk-Out- s Slow Defense Halted Disaster (Continued front Page Om) of 25 cents tho other 15 cents to be paid after April 1242 under certain conditions of I SAN FRANCISCO Oct 22 11E5 —Consumers spent more money ' 22 Italtby North Dakota edged out 'Califor- 33 competing state champions trophy going to the team with the U S Conciliator nia Wednesday night to win the Idaho Top Dairy Judges highest combined score in livetional livestock judging contest stock and dairly cattle judging Arrives to In North Dakota WM at the Future Farmers of:Ameri- judging California in horse sheep judg- Cnlifornia ranked at the top of Seek Solution ca's fourteenth annual convention North Carolina in beef cattla the list followed by Illinois Utah California's team all from Lodi ing Nebraska in swine Behind Idaho and Iowa in order and school trailed by a bare four North Dakota in Poultry judging honors went to ELY Nev Oct 22 UPI — A high picking Illinois was third Utah MIMI New Mexico sheep Okla-horpoints Illinois team Wyoming was the Illinois threatened strike of 47 members fourth and Texas fifth - Ralph and Iowa in that order Dre- third and Nebraska fifth of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Eimer of Lincoln El was the high vecky was high individual in this The CILlifOrTlitl livestock judging team members were Dan Brandjudge with Marlow class Enginemen was postponed for at individual Stark of Lodi Cal- - second and Earl - Fuhrman of Glasgow stad Richard DiCIEMSA and Marleast a week it was announced Marvin of Park River Mont was Drevecky high individual in horse low Stark Utah's Mix Johnson here Wednesday by union officials of Charlestown John Howe of He11?14 judging 11 t following the arrival of orut Dakota team comber and Keith Vincent of Midway in the cattle judgWinning dairy Colby of ing contest was an Idaho team Texas' Billy Allen R V Ball and Mythen representative of the posed of Dreveckyi---JohVelma and Maynard Lltrsen of composed of United States conciliation service Ray Baker Jack Mc- Howard Ragadill all of Junction and Ray Digby all from Garry The threatened strike which Ohio was Rexburg high school arose from a dispute over the sys- Brave 'Babe In Woods' second and Utah last year's wintem of handling copper ore taken ner third YOUR SOLDIER trim the Kimberly mine was Remains in Hospital Mins Individual IVO Utahn Send him anything from 'cake scheduled for 12:01 a m WednesLOWELL Mass Oct 22 was the in judging High Jersey to cigarettes—quickly and ecoday but was postponed pending Little Pamela Hollinsrworth who Illinois group while Wayne Smart nomically—byKAIIMATEIP1118 was of union lost for eight days in the of Utah took individual honorc conferences representaNo tittl charge foe pick-a- p tives Mythen and representatives forest wilderness of New Hampand delivery within our regular Mt hire's Chocorua will not walk of :th Nevada Consolidated Copvehicle limits in all cities tail for two weeks he doctor said per corporation Wednesday principtl towns none The brave Get We quick setteLtiftt If no settlement is reached and feet girl's 41111 present Doeskin and although a strike is called approximately were frost-bitte- n RAI WAY" 1:2cPRESS uthiono tb sasttive the blisters have healed ‘atemore Comte but a tribe large r spot 3000 men would be involved halt- Dr Cole said Complete E Ralph SIIIVICI NATIONwiI ing production of copper which circulation had not yet returned : 't has a priority defense rating to her lower limbs -- obr the rise in dollar Value of sales How much volume increased could not be measured Sales of independent retailers as distinguished from chain stores rose by leaps ranging from 9 cents on the dollar to 34 cents Sample reports averaged for around 3000 stores reporting to the United States bureau of the census figured these upturns: CaWon't's 24 per cent for September and 21 per cent for nine months Oregon 23 and 23 Washington 34 and 30: Arizona 28 and 20 Colorado 19 and 13 Idaho 22 and 10r Montana rano and 10 New Mexico 18 and 13 Utah 23 and 17 Wyoming 15 and 13 Auto Sales Slip Automobile sales spectacular in rises earlier this year dropped out of the business lead and in fact posted declines in several 11 (— 0!::11B136 1-- A - 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If you've even thought of buying a fur coat this Winter buy it now from the finest money-savin- g selection we've ever offered-Onl- y 1 1 Fur Coat Prices 1 $5 Downs A ' - Othor Fin Coats at only 11 ''4' 1 ' - ''': i i:ft 00""y's'e"'" I l' ' - ' - 10 Keep your blood mere tree trona waste matter poisons and acid by putting more activity into kidneys and 'bladder and you should live a healthier happier life One efficient harmless way to do this is to get from your druggist is 116 cent box of Gold Medal Haarlem oil Capsules and take them aa directed —the prompt results' should delight you or your money back - 6 t q " Subject Excise Tax Federal – V46 i 1 - I Money on Your How Fur Coat geonasjiwienZik A i t ts:: Besides getting up sights some army torus ot kidney trouble may be beckache shiftier pains gutty errs Don't be an AT MAIM and secegt a we" - I k eth Jill $4( t ' to c oi ) 4 t 04 'P --- lvt:::: r I f -- ' Arify 1 4 1 Wards Can Save You — td I I i - f -- r i AU r' Ja vo'1 4 - ' 1 I f 4160k ‘ i 1 il - :41 i 1' - f '1'7 ''' i ::' 1 - - 1 ? SS ' 1' 1 f StaiGettin—glipNights—Feel 7rounger or Money Back 11—"owld 1 I I7EllitilESS the boa tAdveitiatiment) : - 1 Tiveitty Nee : - M1141 on ' t FOR IUDHEY tee the Gold ) - 4116 614k :-- 7 MID BUIDDEn - — 6 ' 1 neo-nat- al hs - ' JP fort I sicians and nurses and had their babies in the same hospital Of the 200 mothers who were not given additional food 34 deaths and occurred compared with only four in the group which received the milk and egg' supplement to their diets Three ad-- ditional deaths occurred during the first six months of life in the nonfed group and none In the latter group still-birt- :::‘ 1N 4- dm — TMN Proper Prenatal Diet Lowers Mortality Rate Says Expert ST 14)111S Oct 22 (Al — A Canadian - physician declared t Wednesday the lives of thousands Of mother' and babies can be saved by proper feeding Of the mother before the baby Is born the American Dietetic association Dr J Harry Ebbs of the University of Toronto described a unique experiment on 400 human guinea pigs to 'find out what a little extra food will do for a mother and her baby The experiment WSJ undertaken when an anonymous Toronto philanthropist g air e money to the university with only one string to it—that it ube sed for aiding poor people Dr Ebbs a n d his colleagues chose prenatal care as the most helpful way to spend the money The 400 expectant mothers were divided into two groups Half received no extra food the other 200 received one quart:of milk and one fresh egg daily to supplement their ordinary diets which in many cases were based on alood budget of $10 a week or less "The results from even this small addition to the diets were amazing" Dr Ebbs declared Both groups of women were checked regularly from the middle of their pregnancies until delivery and afterward weretaken care of by the same phy- I t ‘ ' 4 4 latimaiti'''' :-- i 40 '411I ': k 4 :rs "I ' gbt---i A -- andellickei 1 41411r go"' 't rip- - ' 1 ' V4 4100F !L ' e ablit ' ' t: Pm11104 qr dp ) --- :' 4 ' 4 1 Choc' the Right Coat -4- r" ' 1 ( 0A-- ' 1 000' I '' N 41k CI Girl Scouts Aid Defense Cause tti ( TODAY FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Police Clear Man In LA Slaying t ( - resv41 H EE1WP EILS9LI !pet Him Help Yoe y t-— "--- 077"' ht SP"' V ' - Soo Our Now York 'I 144‘ la r N 07-A- 30-d- ay 4 I 7MONTGOMERY WARD cold' c SAII-Al- DZEBUI - - iktr 11111100 5 etveleM - ns er - - CITY fedSAN DIEGO Cal Oct 22 (AP)—A request costs in San eral inquiry into the food clothing and Diego was prepared Wednesday by A le I union leaders after many Consolidated Aircraft corporation workers threatened a rent strike against landlords The workers were granted wage increases effective last Monday but W 3 Chudleigh president of the A Ir I ma- chinists' local said because the boosts were accompanied by a reduction in the work day from 10 to nine hours the pay envelope of most employes would contain less money Chudleigh said union members had complained that many landlords assuming the wage increases actually meant more money had increased rents an average of $5 a month I H C Brown district representative of the union said members at a meeting also had suggested establishment of a cooperative store but that machinist officials were not encouraging either a rent strike or the store proposg owe think necessary relief can be obtained by an appeal ' to Wuhington" said Chudleigh - 7 Fourth in F F A Judging Spending Itisealy Enginementtah-PlAteIn Far West Grant Delay As(Nokh Dakota Team Field Tops Retail Stores In Strike Call KANSAS Oct In competition for the ill—Cooperstown finished ahead NEW 0RK Oct 22 (UP) Austin Keough vice president and general counsel for Paramount Pictures Inc testified in federal court Wednesday that his firm Go Into Ilinddle had paid Movie Union Leader William Binff thousands of dollars to states For the three toast states went Into miners and Operators auto dealers had done big to in a huddle study save itself from "possible and very where Birmingham business they wets behind last the board's recornmendatims probable financial disaster" California motor dealer year while in Washington Chairman Last Witness sales were 15 per cent shy of last year's values Oregon's down William IL Davii announced that witthe last major Keough Will IS per cent and Washington's the board would make recormuen- ness as the government "tenta- off 10 excase rested in its the tively" dations for settlement of another tortion trial of Bioff west New leaders were apparel and coast coal mine dispute by Saturday increased Customers leader of the International Alli- lumber That is the deadline' set by John ance of Theatrical Stage Employes spending for clothing more than other major group of goods L Lewis TJMW president for (A T L) and George E Browne any In (55 per cent) Monthe Washington ars unions They a stalks of 43000 miners in "cap- accused of president extorted $550- - tana (29) Utah (48) and Wyohaving tive" pits owned by steel corn- 000 from four major film com- ming (48) In Oregon both apand sales defurniture roan 43 men under last struck The of threat parel piteles calling pante& cent strikes structive per month over demands for a union Lumber and building materiala Previous film executives had shop agreement but resumed work testified that their companies had sales in spite of shortages of van truce under a made payments to Mott They ous metal materials dominated Inc Twen- business expansion in California "A represented Leese's U IC Action Asked e Warner Broth- (43 per cent) Arizona (60) Idaho tieth Century-Fo- x The federal 'government was ers Pictures Inc and Paramount (43) and New Mexico (38) Asked why his company had asked to step In to avert a strike submitted to alleged demands of Food Spending Changes of 7000 machinists involved in a Mott Keough replied: Department stores had a bigger jurisdictional dispute concerning Payments than any group in Coloexpansion now tho of Necessary tiolightfolly Many 25 garage mechanics at the Weld rado gaining 82 per cent A notable change in the rats recognized the payments as wrchs whch ro cowling nto Spring T N T plant St Louis necessary to company preserve of my AirMcDonnell spending for foods made its Three firms the otte store ro 'tads In this now from possible and very probable appearance Food sales had held Busch-Sulzthe craft corporation financial disaster" ttachTito tgols anti color a time after big for comsteady Diesel Brothers Engine United States Attorney Mathias Increases in long amounts of wages Airmoots lot thou' ow watchos its pany and the Curtiss-WrigF Correa indicated that Keough's had given plenty of chance plane company appeakg1 to gov- testimony probably would bring paid to tootle to match tho cams anti ernment agencies They hold many the total amount which Mott al- for any increamt in volt become noticeable millions in defense work wo haw thoot lot loth mon end extorted from the indusLately with food prices rising AT L officials said the machin- legedly to $801000 or $251000 more consumers try IPOIPRIPS spent more with the out October than charged in the indictment ists would be called and baker In Sepbutcher grocer 27 unless the dispute is settled at tember the rise in spending for $2475 to $10000 the government T N T plant The foods was 16 per cent in CaliforA Ir L machiniets and the A F L nia 17 in Oregon 21 in WuhiCREDIT CONVENIENT hoisting engineers both claim the ngton 17 hi Arizona12 in Colomechanthe to for bargain right rado 14 in Idaho 13 in Montana seven in New Mexico 23 in Utah Strikers at the plant of the and 10 in Wyoming --LOS UM 22 ANGELES in Oct Steel Lakes Great corporation Ilubtand-Dell- ti dispute with their own C I 0 union The head of the police homicide refused to go back to work on squad declared Wednesday that production of important defense Dr George H Stricker "has been steel ignoring a warning from fully cleared" of possible implicathe union that the army would tion in the bludgeon death of his 7 211 MAIN STREET take over the plant unless they heiress wife Florence Official Watch Inspectors "At least five witnesses have do Pickets maintained lines in Union Pact Ito Railroad Ecorse Mich where 8600 have established the airtight quality of DALLAS Texas Oct 22 UP— IL IJI been idle for a week the alibi eliminating Dr Stricker Girt Scouts voluntarily are adopt- as a possible suspect': said Cap- i in their uniforms and tain Vernon Rasmussen "Thus ngichanges release defense mateDr Stricker ir fully cleared and rials Mrs Robert T Swaine of will not be questioned again': New York City said at the national convention Wednesday ee IC 4 Mrs Swaine chairman of the Leaves Million Cudahy 0 0 'i 1 organization's national equipment 1 i 11) ‘ CHICAGO Oct 22 UPI — Ed- - service committee said that aluIlkitc11 ward A Cudahy Sr cofounder and minum would no longer be used 410: ) for many years head of the Cudahy for canteens and that galvanized lb tot i'lr' 07' ''''2 would be substituted Packing companY left an estate iron 11 ' N - - A substitute will be sought she '117 valued at $1000g " approximately '''Ntts 0' :: N 000 the bulk of which is to be added for copper of which 10 tons kt:: )t shared equally by a son and four a year has been used for Girl pcoat V° ' de:"e daughters it was disclosed Wed- pins Silk used for merit bidges 1 Ntk nesday when his will was filed will be replaced by another mate40 I akt with Probate Clerk Frank Lyman rial Mrs Swains declared zok I ' ö Rose 23e 1941 Orto-Ve- s Hearings End Aircraft Workers Rap In Railway Costs Hike Living Par Dispute for a rental Board-lla- s - ' ':' "1 i $44 7 14: ii 6v 'esn1114:1)7 47 i--- 1 I I 1ST SOUTH AT MAIN 1 SALT LAKE CITY BUY U S DEFENSE STAMPS AT slate WARDS 1 I 1 411 th : OP t c 0 00400 0'W1040'016teMt t1 0 |