| Show 6 rhe '31ce!inefiday Morning 0 P Xi OpposéT —As 5 I t Zakct1bune December 3 1911 Six' Many Arrested Heavy Yule Mail Looms In Auto Parts Theft Roundup With Carriers Scarce Arniy Navy 'Little Business' PriorityJ Concession to Civilian Enterprises As Senate Bill Proposes Would Curb Defense Say Spokesmen 8 'Million Yearly Say U S Officials Set-Up- ? 2 WASHINGTON Dec 2 (INS) — Post office officials don't believe in Santa Claus Syndicate Profits 9 Girls Indiana Illinois Monopolize Win $200 Coveted Livestock Prizes Colleare Prizes CHICAGO Dec and Illinois in 44-- H Christmas usually means plenty of work for boys but this year it's really a headache Officials today are beset with problems for which they have no past experience to draw upon for solution With American economy expanding in a defense boom in Christmas mailing assured grid a corresponding step-u- p officials are having trouble getting extra employes to handle the increase Some 200000 are needed and they are hard to find because of increased industrial employment and the Food Preparation I Dec 2 CHICAGO na neighbors the agricultural heart of America monopolized the most coveted International Livestock exposition prizes of the Forty-secon- d Tuesday' of the same breed but of Indiana produced t h e grand were different weights champion steer Illinois the grand Grain judges who for severs1 Scholarships Given For Records in (AP)--India- (A'—Six WASHINGTON Dec 2 ail--club girls Tuesday won national champion hog and they shared days had commented on the closeFederal agents Tuesday smashed ness of the corn competition wound championships carrying $200 col- - the throne of corn king an alleged nation-wid- e in the unprecedented situation syndicate outan Before excited throng of up lege scholarships for their for stealing and selling Ford autoof being unable to agree on the - cattlemen food in work standing club youngsters final two samples prfparamobile parts which operated on so tion and urban novices the chief steer vast a scale the justics departwere: Twin Kings Named They ment said that: and other materials under priority 19 of Beulah judge W L Carlyle of Calgary B etty Richie draft Its profits this year alone were Consequently for the first time Colo who managed all household Alta slapped the flank of "Loyal The of representatives Clinton B tIttley superintendent of post office service in at least $1000000 and perhaps $3- a Alumnus Fourth" exposition history they named home six at duties for years pre- Aberdeen-Angu- s armed forces and 0 P If told 000000 or $41700000 said it is not yet planned to hire girls in place of men adding fitted by Purdue twin corn kings—Floyd Hiner 41 some well 4500 as meals paring Its thefts forced the Lincoln senate naval affairs to of Lewisville Ind showing YelInd university as baking and canning Lafayette that "I don't think they would do so well hopping trucks low Dent from region 8 designated plant to close for two days for lack on steer the it finest the that defense must come first designate 19 Robbie of Evelyn Beaird of bearings " a single-cro"Second hycontinent business second Lillie La whose record And one of Its many "fences" brid and E W Doubet of Hanna Earlier mayors' of the included servand the Virtortes Ended preparation published a regular catalog to adCity showing Yellow Dent from two largest cities F H Icing of 5606 meals at home and vertise its booty for sale to the three-yea- r hyThe decision a region 3 a double cross-bre- d dia of New York and Edward snapped preparing cold lunches for her e at in brid compepublic prices of steer victories by string ind at sister Xelly of Chicago had refreshments college tition with legitimate dealers Each will hold the trophy for senators seeking to keep for community parties and church boy and girl showmen who since' 1938 had kept the purple ribbon six months Indiana growers bad business alive by special Round Up Thirty socials from adult competitors held the corn king title since 1933 ttation in priorities Reta Ryan 19 of Cumberland away In simultaneous early morning came A close - clash The corn prince title for junior head-o- n youngster Md again in 10 who the Despite raids in Detroit Chicago and New years prepared -rtween civil and military and served several hundred meals however for -o Again" a Here- growers went to Everett Smiley York the federal agents working men Chairman Walsh (D) boy And the raised vegetable gardens and put ford owned by T Richard Lacy Milford Ill with police rounded up 30 men acWASHINGTON Dec 2 IT)---WASHINGTON Dec 2 (INS)— 15 Kansas Ill won the reserve runner-u- p to award Hubert food 994 sachusetts said the senate of Meyer cused of complicity in the ring stack of gaily wrapped Christmas upSara quarts Ind mittee attitude 'was in favor Greensburg i Sheets 19 of Put- - grand championship or runner-u- p Per included Ford employes—one With his eyes still turned toward They packages destined' for American nem Okla who had a five-yespot haying moved along in sensome legislation that would of these a foreman—truck drivers the future Senator Carter Glass naval in Iceland was ior competition since winning the due consideration to national of 2574 record meals and alleged fences—dealers in (D) Virginia Tuesday- completed turned personnel preparing over by a new organization tense" and still "give a Saturday 2509 of batches bread and junior steer title stolen goodi4 40 service in the legislative Bundles for Blue Jackets Tues- baking Lisle Farms ' Lisle III won 6 of materials" to small business a raised handled The parts were purloined from andyears' pastries garden d executive branches of the gov- day to officers and crewmen of 394 fowls and put up 2279 a the' title with Colonel Joseph L Phillips war hog various plants of the Ford Motor quarts Chester White the warship which will take the of food adjudged grand e department witness said the 'bill Company'whish the justice depart- ernment to island articles the outpost - champion barrow of the exposiwould "subordinate national det Mon18 Hazel of ment said had not yet totaled iti DIgging through musty filese Buckingham 1048 knitted pieces A of total a in contest in which for fense requirements to civilian losses congressional statisticians report-"Threcord tion sweaters watch caps roe- Ore whose the first time all three finalists 754 199 included reeds and seriously cripple the do- -' meals of thefts were made by fac- ed that the Virginian's record has including batches CT DOWITOWI gloves socks and scarfs made up bread and tense effort" who had been exceeded only three times in the packages tory employes and others pastries 481 quarts and' facOLITS44 nation's the 254 ROOM 188 of food Blackwell Smith 0 P IS asssthancontainers and history legitimate business in the Mrs Wales Latham president of SEE OLD As he entered his forty-firWASHINGTON Dec 2 (2Pi- -- tories" said J Edgar Hoover di- ant director of priorities urged AS411124 IVO AND slows Blue Jackets said the dling 342 fowls Bundles for Lila Jane Bean18 of Vesper congress to delay attempts to aid More than 24 states have requested rector of the federal bureau of in- - year of service all but tufo of it was a branch of Zailf "Ulikt little business by new agencies or the federal government to invoke vestigation He added that they in senate or house the outspoken organization Bundles for Britain and as such Wis who in nine years prepared and served meals for 3719 persons S2 so the plants to the Glass faced the big task of legislation until 0 P lA had com- the federal law for the control of were carried-frowas set up on a nation-wid- e basis baked 2461 batches of bread and price PlitSONS S2301 prostitution around army camps in pleted a report now under way by 'a "literal bucket bri- ping thebill administration's Spend Christmas in ft into shape for senate Smith' said that "very few" fac- an effort to reduce the venereal gade" and shipped out of Detroit control DOM NOS pastries put up 390 quarts and MEXICO CITY action He is ranking member of 20 bushels of food tories or businesses had actually disease rate among both soldiers 6'Orben by several ton lots" UMW" 1000AS POI Mull $AAB Service committee and Sena-I- n Telephone the closed down although 500 or more and civilians IPAA0100tif 1ARAG4 wool bankin Xmas Mexico at City Party Sections chair-Stolen Many tor Wagner (D) New York U S public health service Offinbad threatened to do so for smne an November Shows New Gain with ilear's at Monterrey compared '° Party HOTEL Heavy parts found their way into Mtn is not expected tq be present crease of 120900 in the previous time lie said 0 P 14 now had 10 icials disclosed Tuesday that at TOUR bill as channels of to trade because illness the far pilot different methods under way to least" half of the state directors legitimate NEW YORK Dec 2 On—Amer- month and 90500 in the like 1940 Ph Slowed by weight of his 83 ican - aid small business and no one of health had responded to a poll away as the Pacific coast and in Telephone and Telegraph period-DRAKE 'MILTSHLRE sections authorized Ford still but insistent considered years upon could foresee how many would be saying they application Many a gain The net gain for 11 months this company Tuesday reported Farnsworth Tours complained of financial rying his full burden of werk of about 102100 in serv- year was 1230900 against 838- forced to close down In the future of the act helpful if not absolutely N 0 ate A a MIAS It 0 erot due to the influx of genuine Glass plans to seek reelection next ice in principal telephone subsidiaries in- 700 for the comparable 1940 peor how much unemployment would necessary In dealing with a mount- losses at O Box I5S4 Salt Lake City P lower than say parts In Virginia cluded factory prices year—and politicians the Bell system during riod result ing problem in congested national Two fences alone described as he will receive the nomination Senator Calahoney (D) Wyo defense areas I "not the largest operators in the without opposition A strong supporter of President ring" were wad to have admitted buying stolen parts valued at more R000evelt's foreign policy Glass than $500000 this year wants the United States to adopt "The ring preferred to handle a firm stand in international ik‘il Ill'ti parts fairs A bitter foe of Hitler Glass rerequired by every auto parts dealer 13 in the country" Hooxirr said fere to him as "a central European 4 t "Roller bearings wheel bearings assassin" pilot bearings generator bearings Learn-th- e Fox Trot and j crankshaft bearings carburetors distributors piston rings shock ab- Rhumba while Arthur Murray r:zpos4 sorbers tie rods cylinder heads t ' ' Introductory Rates are shackle bolts windshield wipers e in effect voltage controls and ignition points AVELING a shaft its here around steel sturdy stretching were Dec 2 for the war and tavy departments and office of production management joined Tuesday in opposing a senate bill offered to protect "little busttem" in the present and future scramble for copper steel zinc WASHINGTON (AP)--Spokes- men 4-- H 1 4-- H - - 983-pou- 844-D- elEmMmill ther six-ye- Glass Finishes Warship Takes Yule Gifts 40 Years hi U S Service To Iceland Post cut-rat- ss ar - 4-- H A ar - 001oi 220-poun- States Request Aid In Vice Control- 10-ye- ar WM - st - whip-"fence- s" I Y car-deale- rs I ave I 11: it affas- t-moving i quick-turnov- "if er - Company Wins Award for Metal Process - "- favored" - Plan to take dance lessons at the new Arthur Murray Studios NOW while you can save money It's fun learning the latest Watts frog Trot Rhumba or bon wait—IntroTante ductory Rate will soon be withdrawn Visit the Studios today—gain added popularity surprise your friends at your next party Studios open daily until le p m with-expert- 14411":14ret s Way typtcai teacher 4 at - - ARTHUR(MURRAY DANCE STUDIOS 'lel HOTEL UTAH Pick Dairy Show Site CILICAGO Tenn WaS voted the site of the 1942 national dairy show at the annual meeting of the National Dairy association Tuesday The show will be held from October 10 to 17 Sthulders S uare Those You're not a Dec 2 1111 victlincof extbss 4 Iveight when I V '1 kkr‘t ? 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Iv” - -- - i 1 I 7114 '-- - - -- 10 - i 7- 011 4- ----- ' -t- imows:v ' - e- s4 - -- 4:' i A new comfortable leoturo is lha Synchrotono a ways Collar stays dose to we k I L RPAA 172 South Main I 0&Salt Lake city - in wer T unnoticed among brighter sleeker modeli you'll Aro unbroken rength from transmission ' rear axle a lot of faithful Frames are fundmentally the still in service after six eight te4N same now as then brakes tbough to Rd ofalblicks-Wirt-kr- e NEW YORK Dec 2 tell—The magazine Chemical and Meta Ilur: gical Engineering Tuesday night presented its 1941 award for chemical engineering achievement to the Dow Chemical Company of Midland Mich The award was for the com- pany's development of a process for recovering magnesium metal from sea water in a huge plan recently completed at Freeport Texas Dr Willard H Dow company president accepted the award in behalf of the firm Columbia university announced the award of the Charles Frederick Chandler medal to two brothers outstanding In chemical orience— Dr Robert P Williams chemical director of the Bell telephone laboratories of New York and Professor Roger: J Williams ot the University of Texas Dr Williams was cited for "his years of work on the isolation of vitamin B1 and his contributions to the elucidation of its chemical structure" The award to Professor Williams was made in recognition of his discovery of pantothsnio acid powerful regulator of growth popularly known as "the acid of life" and for his contributions to the study of the vitamin B complex This was the first double award of the medal since it was established in 1910 in honor of Professor Charles Frederick Chandler pioneer in industrial chemistry anfl a founder of the American Chemical society or even more years àf use self-energizi- They may look sort of funny next to trim 1942 models and they undoubtedly don't get off as fast on the lights All the BUICK BUILDS FOR DEFENSE fr extra-efficie- nt valve-in- - inhor ammt se ItiJuie Pre IS owsiro4n4a vottriosoa fee - head though it is now made better by FIREBALL combustion They have the same dependable drive—s stout torque tube encasing nowt 11Wholowly riretft factors-tha- ) ) - But what counts mint in view of what seems ahead is that they're even used the same material piston Because they have the same basic type of engine as the sleek 1942 Buick — a rugged longhved old-time- rs ng Old-Time- rs - But it's worth noting that these sturdy old Buicks are still ninningiTs7Li int faithfully and well Jar there's far motc rams than the had 4hydraulic now use the same efficient action These still Buicks—tough rugged dependab1e—g6od to the last mile make for t strength and long life are present today as in the ipast —plus such further advances as allcoil sings that never lose their comfort Domite Take a look at what your next ear is likely to be up against and ask yourself if it isn't smart to get a car right now that you'll some day know as "old faithful" pistons that squeeze Available at alight extra on Buick models atand2td on a:1 other series - more good from gasoline Compound Carburetiont that spells peak economy with unmatched reserve power There's more comfort more convenience more beauty more power in these '42 models—dollar for dol SPIICIAL No other car has ALL THIS FOR YOU IN messAu 'FORTYTWO DOW VMS'S IN MAD SPASM COMPOUND CASIDASTION (Hoodeed so mod onsisiel 011CUSHIONSO CRANKSHAFT PINS AND JOURNALS rrLIRDI-LIT- S ir1uPeo4 STRAIGHT CONNICTIND RODS Pmtrime SIAILS SIIOADITIM FULLY ADJUSTAILI SISSIUND POST 11001 SY PIINSIT WIATI11110 &ROSH VINTWISATIR (mendsmi Ss WAITS modoM smossopy so saw Sorlos) t Allit Utah Firms Face Federal 'Char' g'e IN WASHINGTON Dec 2 t211—A complaint charging four Utah wholesale grocery companies with alleged restraint of trade has been isaued by the federal trade commission The complain charged-th- e Utah Wholesale Grocery compan Symns-Uta- h Grocer company and Zion's Wholesale Grocery of Salt Lake City and John Scowcroft & Sons company Ogden had conspired to create and maintain a monopoly in the wholesale grocery business in Utah southern Idaho southwestern Wyoming and eastern Nevada Twenty days were given the companies to answer the commission's charges t 'I i 4"' 40044folsoww rocs istavuw w WNW 1110100tS' sates ()Difil pg He Blitzed the Raider But It Cost Five Hens WARE SHOALS S C Dec 2 (A)—James Graham heard his hens cackling in the dead of night Shotgun in hand he beat it to the henhouse He saw some animal in the corner and fired When the smoke had cleared he found that he had killed a 'possum and I Morn five hens krch Browning Inc - 570 South Main Salt Lake City Utah WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES 1 A I Buick Sales Murray 4680 South State St Murray Utelh ARE BUILT BUICK WILL BUILD THEM to |
