| Show -- ''717 1 ' j - 4 ii I Sunday 31orning -- 1 City Women Senators Demand Transfer join Farm Of 0 CD Rule to Army and dark Draft Separate Labor Army Tydings V Bills to Effect B?sic Change- 1 0)1 -- Maryland Class Plans to Help li ' g 1 I I 1 1 4 11 1 ' f clared ''The value of their other programs iIs debatable but that iis We want some beside the pointon defense—some action gas masks in thehands of the people" Agreeing largely with Clark Senator Nye (11) North Dakota said he felt that 0 C D was becoming a "refuge" for former relief officials and others whose Jobs elsewhere in the government were being eliminated by the war 1 - I F i k te Lily-whi- : OPA Restricts Prices on CannedGoods ' wouy - 1 - I ‘ ' NIP - let tt4 be:0- ramI sm i 3 -- - 4 --- the-allotm- k Navy Gains Recruits (INS)as r-' 1 i L41 - '1-- - 14 i 't:t c r '‘ ' aill ' : : ' m — ! ' -- 4?-4 ' : x - Poke didn't knriv but they 11 ' - 1 ' s et uncov4 4-- ' 1 s : 'o - I Black" - - i2F200 156AT I 11 'If: k–n1 117 t4 ' J ALL NEWSSTANDS Look for the Large-Siz- e U ' 3 1i id ! :' T: 7 t-i - r Break Record - Per- 25-l- s 489 c R ' 'kw s !' - iL 1 c -4---4 i '- - - - :-- --- t law 12-- 4:7 ' tatem it workin Termini properly wire and ground wire with clip inDust-pro- o cluded arcase lightning Basement rester 9 ' LtL::: rio ' r------ I: -- - 1111' 010 Pa ''' ' '' t ' t -- ' r'tc - 1 s - '' '14i t 4- - e 'l - - 4"-- ''''1-- a L - ! 0 : - ( 1 4 ": --- - A741k': gap - - EPILEPSY— A STOL:liS Magazine with the Green Bond EPILEPTICS! Detroit lady finds relief for hus band She will tell you how All letters answered Mrs Geo Demp-- I ster Apt 6 0r 6900 : W Lafayette! Blvd Detroit Mich (Adv) ' S225 : ' 14 -' - : - --- r ' lbs - ' Y 40 r "b"' ''''' V'' ''' r t 40r- - - 1 i '' ' ' - 11 ' - Mon Car Chg Economy Chief Jr separator helps produce a1 smooth velvety cream— or 2 cows Ideal for Basement I - - - r :4-- -- Flo 4 aril -- EIE Via 1' i Al' i t ' i Pigeon Wing 11 a a I '- - i ' A - breeching 6 290 $1 Down—hi Mon Car Chg Famous Farm Master rul7ker Single alum— unit complete with Basement inum pail - ERNEettmes7 - - r - : -' r 4 "114 ' l ' fit Heavy aa '' ' ''' k! t v4 - ' Atet --- It : V i"' i ''Id15 ----' 110Pll:A: f e7-:'-- p - ' ' )e 1 "ge g r- I ' in A - --- - Plated 35 a) ' S- r re- -- - Fine wire mesh Heavistrainer ly t I n - plated-Savon farm - 1' ' irswimilaatr sneeaergi5! illustration) I( 11 00 - S'------ t : '' 1 4 1 ) t - s:) 4: - ! - 1 - - t-as- s- L'4-If:-- ' 4 7 Ctolf1271 t - 1 41- 416 1 1NnsivL IV t -- t N' (11 4 r-''-- 40:044til A - ai i 24-hi- - 125 1)11 SALT LAKE CITY L 1 n l 4 1 N--- I Con ex rim heel 1 Smooth finish oak handles ad21-in- ch - --—LIZOL- Garden Cultivator ) 69 1 ‘voy Stable Brooms vk i 1 Ittie-- ra ttimp 'EMMEN t C 4 ‘' UTAH 277-71------:- I J jiNtable for height Strong riveted frame Slotted foot will 'take all standard tools t BAsement — AblININIeLl - - 1 ' t' 4 at4 '7' ii 11 t Tin ' 1 I FREE CUSTONIFIR PARIKINt - Strainer Is' 'd"' 3 1 Fine for making butter mixing d r e ssings and uses other many —hard — maple 4 - qt dasher bile Basement I Milk - cr - A - - -- l ' Atf 66 a- i I - i ' 41 ' 46 t Basement '' ' - I ACIN C!tf6i' li lor' ?1 1 "Roost-proo- f" top Basement 1 ' CP lot: alI I I ti:440311216er ''''S ' ' - 1' w to ' 5' 5 ta - '' i'l i after t 0'‘ I - ''' i of ' I - -- - rust-pro- steel hot dipped gat- vanized forming Double t ' t a t " '4r 5 1 Car Chg MAIN AT BROADWAY JI '' 1 Buffer Churn ' i - tvrT5i 44r - i - - - Chick Elec ' N k s - " '''-- - - --- - Leather Halters 110 Curry Comb or Brush 290 tto Not Include 2' Stlito Sal"m TAX Pites Quoted OPEN 910 A M TO ti I' M FA'EllIt' Bills DILI' (' 11 "6— ''' i Bawment DIAL : 1 169 AI : i' ( ' li 4 1e 30 up 1 Itust-Pro- FOR '') Similar to illustration Harness Snaps 1 I Water Fountain Down—Bat Mon Car Chg With fan motor! guarantee on heating element snap-actio- n regulator! Canopy 42x60 inches enwith heavy masontirely insulated tt ite heating element Basement - leather head traces single back straps yankee type Milker Savies Time and Work : II s 69 4)-) A- t)143' 5 Dep I C slightly 31::::1St S3 1 Pre-stretch- ed ' Single Unit ' $8 MONTHLY --Re- g I i 1 ' I $Inch DELIVERY Motor : - I - - i! - Blinds i t I n-) i ( pay- Basement 70 I g :E1z3amess Dutil eavy Packer Steerhides awvitilI L I 315 —tin - upi Fan and - Shaped to Fit! n 0 26gauge With Worth 650 Made' of Fine Quality - - i litto ' - - --- -- - - ' the quality of these blankets want to double your order! 11ealv duck outside warm blanket lining 72 long Shaped to fit Basement : 't - i- 3r 0 CDEE 50 " LA J ' tN 1 - ( O P Stock ! 350 t :' - ' You see - bought Rust - resisting galvanized steel chick feeder with adjustable reel 36 and 4- 1000-wa- When youll khaki inches --- : Rust Resisting iv 1 N d b - ' be ments i ' ' 'i -- - - 1 Inches Long! can ire st - : ' '' Oi0 S—L ) '' - - '' LTilanket t ' $2 Down—Bal Mon Car Chg Burns low-corange and furnace oil distillate kerosene tank Easily cleaned cast iron burner galvanized steel canopy Basement ' 1 - 4172 kso t 4-- 9f ' ! 1 Chick Feeder s 24-in- I : 7 -- - ( 24litt 50 Per Hr 8-2- 4 k 1 Ailli 400 Chick c t Separator ' 0S gurasy I 'Baby Chix S R I Sears carry a complete line of h ire::: Paurrdinparicese 0101 110 1111- - Certified FUTURE - j Meavy Ithaki Horse I Table tiistodel ' ""r Cockerels - N 1 - c 'f''7-'- ' - s7gab Basement - '''''''''1'-- $11117sh'-- - 're--- ''bs 1(17-11::!- :' till qii -- N---- : o ' t4 iIF I 4' 4"' : -- -- I t- t- - Stock -- 0-" 11(0 ORDER NOW 1049 ‘' ' q — ' e?:' - lef s - ' -- - Burdrt(nT)In9g5 - ) sypAultactalv l - ' :- 4 Complete I ogle 4 1 Popular Varieties Pullorum Tested tic) — 7'-'”-----------'7-------- r'l ::--- 4k6'- -- 1101 1 - milk 300 I:- : 4 '( al - "Ph i - I fA 6 - :i 1 ''' 14164 U I ' to 4'$' P Us S - - - a't 4' I i al -ass--- L - ''-- ' ' AO f i ' 506 Heavy - 1112''''As 41 ayer - Al ': k- h ' n c- ' - 411 t i ' o bright coke tin plate milk pail with Inside soldered SCAMS Pavement - I li1 It a y '400so Basement 32-Inc- ) - '-- 1 09c i )) - x ft construe:- strongly ed steel wire heavitv toated with zinc gahaniiing I tis-- rol ---- '--- I1- 7 ""' - 26-inc- lv - I -- - k-- ' ztes a6a 1 ' i s - — Purina Chick Feeds t srs1 - - rape bottle tightly s rated in - t 4 Nli V'Al't ' t Milk Pail r e 1- 't I 41e-- -- - a ence rieldi Roll 20Rod i p ' ' IWig "- -- 0- e '' - --- L':1s 1 ' : :17 12-- Qt - 143wo r tube—Save! Basement ' try-Nr-- LIIA4e cALL0 ' i ( V :'‘ i"--1t:- -i - Heavy - - 11 - s0004' '1f--' 4 — k4L-n- 'w u 'se ir'"gr1 - t! a6c-t- $ Tube of p (10 - 4- " CapsFor 32c ) A:Ii 4:1: '- ) II t It TP4 :— Milk Bottle 4 SER011:0 I Is tigusE ! ''- ! VT7:tr'dlianitZ ' :i - 1111111110P ' r f''4''10--- - - V:-T----- II -- -1 7' - with triple speed —r e m eves -- all sediments Ba nement t- 4 s Elac)C0 lz L-I'l- - ' ' ' $- - kisicr1-'41r- EleCtric Fence Battery Type Sittnal device then- 7 1-10kr ' " 4-71- tleal$14111 crivemi ) “ 104v t'441:41:rts3t:r '14 ' : - 4 Filter Discs ' 1 11' 111 -- -- 161-±----- a v: 's -- iro 1 'T44- Wt aa 11 11111111111111 : 41141114111 -- Controiier s Insulators te'v ' - 151- :' '''' —10f '11 cpirtio &t '" ' "3 -r4 n LePdieese:x3Irazi eatomli---- z k1---- - i 11 5- - "A : !'' I lbs 45c 5 11 z 1 asesuess t41-7aV1- ' 75 tati t 100-l- '( ‘!:4 ' v - '' -- ' WASHINGTON Feb 28 (INS) ' agriCulture department b —7 announced the 829 that cash1 Saturday Strong smooth income of the nation's farmers for galvanized wire ' at a saving 1941 stood at its highest point in Used extensive' N ly tor feneinT ' the last two decades purposes N"g"----- -) It was reported that the total Basement Income for agricultural products In 1941 amounted to $11771000-- 1 Fence 000 a 29 per cent increase over ' At a the income received from the same 11111140 Saving sources in 1940 and 9 per cent 1 DO for above that for the years 1924-2- 9 1 d'19 Cash income from farm market- i icala and frnm cQiUmodities ings placed under loan in 1941 amounted to Complete line Ofextra long ei $11185000000 34 per cent more trir fencefor insuse than the $8331000000 received in 9 on wood or steel 1940 The 37 per cent Increase in ' posts Basement income from crops was due largely ' tnInarked advances in farm prices in- addition farmers were able to' Open -Top Sc redeem and sell at prices somei what above the cost of redemption i of cotton wheat large quantities Capacity and corn which had formerly takib been placed under loan 1i 4 sst --Income from livestock and live0 stock products to amounted Easy filling and 61''a S6391000000 33 per cent more cleaning Strolls has bras pump than In 1940 release v a I v e ' '‘ welded Electric ' galvanized conWASHINGTON Feb 28 (1')- -1 struction The senate farm bloc decided SatBasement i'' to seek an agreement with urday President Roosevelt on commodity p- "Price policies instead of pressing a ' 1 gal' efforts aimed at forcing the ad- i 144'1 144' ministration to let corn wheat and 0' cotton prices rise e about-facThis aaasact- -course was ' i agreed on at a strategy conference 11 ' which selected a committee of - 'i I' seven to ask Mr Roosevelt for a !) af-- 1 conference next week '' In explanation of the change of' tactics one member of the group 1 I t4t told reporters: :i'l ' ?'t-tgrAtiii-"Sometimes a brief retreat antsa11ps brings victory" - KALSOMINE i 71 j 1 gal lots et :4:-- I Coil b Nk - Baernent in 22-i- - - Milk ft1 - 44 1 GAL - ‘4:) g '6'1 "1' a I ' L - - V-0(''''- k d 41 1 i p - f - Save - 'lib qual- - 47'---- i 5- 1 non! ! lb 1 gr--- t 411-1111--- 05 i IL 25c29c1 - (1 Generous 12-of wallCans cleaner paper easy to apply Makes old dirty paper took fresh and new ltacement I tit fixed Q1'411'1'11 20c 4414- Al ISIAler-Mise- 1 If Chick Feeder i 27c '''''' tiouse Paint Ch--'enduring provides beauty at a real savnow Paint for '4' ing spring White and popGIL ular rotors In Basement gal lots ) i feeder Basement termiik r oz CSorter - None or ce 11 -- 1 Basement te r Mason--ja- Molded in one piece Ideal but- - - - 33c for For I F-17z- for 3 - r 'WO papr i House Paint finer regardless r c") n price! the house Li 3 Paint in while or in Popular colors pa- It mrr----r-777:7- 12-Gau- ge — The 0 sidetvall and border to pap-- r an average 10t12-f- t room Assorted pat terns Basement Pure Wheat Paste - Wire '' L'7Nly- '' 8- Seats say- ing price! Basement Galvanized ' 10 r r - G' !i 1 -- 41:n I or 7 it Ity - ii 1 wide 6 In 48 ft lengths fect first - 4 1 l 4i1 estPANION r I se Llaster the lot- -(OM- See 3 1 16-I- n Wallpaper Cleaner 1 Jitter! ly ' t::) ''''' ROOM LOTS na ly one side WASHINGTON Feb 28 UM— Senator Murray (D) Montana and E W Rising executive vice president of the Western Beet i association Saturday discussed with Secretary of Agriculture Wickard plans to expand western beet sugar refining facilities to take care of increased beet production The senator said the discussion I was "follow-up- " of his 'discussion with President Roosevelt last- Tues' day Murray proposed refiners be assured that they would be permitted to operate any new factories they build for a period long enough to amortize their investment He also asked for priorities enabling them to construct factories - r4)iic -- ocs thlow rs ILj patterns and for :i everv room t in the house s 4S - ' au t Mil e IS fiaMeniCilt 11 1941 Earnings Of Farmers Ill rotors i - --- - tor small a c c essories Priced low at and nen!t Basement - House Paint !Sero-Co- LI t Sero Cote 011 IiROUP pers! t ': - t1144-1- ! ti km- - litIN" tts 'evIlr : ' - A VVa '4-'- Handy Inst ir--a- ''i Mix utothAf — 1942 t'zi tC:oisCand t I ooCrrilloPiar°:P e 0 ' R "r 6Csingle Up 1A-- - ' 1 ll Ali A 4441 i '-'-'' 3-P- Beet Factory 1 Plans Weighed 1" 4 '' al r - -: 111— save! ' ' - '' i lik Api -- A Quart ready for use in 4 hourg Aas- - ' 1 - '' '-'1- ty ' r' Drawers a Dries - ase iplio 4fr - ' '''' emill11110 cr- :( - '''''' - Veiled Woman in - - 3 stmlilL 109 ' - WALL PAPER NJ ':-to- a n i-- : - Glass Base Feeder -- - k 1 Egtg Cabinet ---- ' '' Quality 1 - Basement - - ' t ft "-- tainer and t ' price conyour ownBring !r''' set' t‘110111' seas at -- - 4 4 CI --- 412c s: i 1'22 Gal In Your Container Pure steam dimtilled turpentine at Sears low! NEW SPRING Ft 1 7 - ' :' e 17'ii r linseed - 4- -pre - Enamel t q ! cl 1 0 LA l teirnairshAluminum ur ug In Your Container - 11Itir- - 11?2' 4-Ho- Gal 1 t mtiA:'11 ------- i Basement 1 25 - w000 004V4 - g - go 1 "1111O 1 : : - 3'8" Walltite 11 --- - '1- - 440 id s : --- F -- ':' i I - t ( ‘' : - -- rt ?Ct '' I ' :- MONTH 10- ' Galvanized urrust' i regiting MAUI a il- hoy by the proed Postmastei G en- - S 13 ' '' - Turpentine :i el1111111 : 1 - -1 ' - ‘ en it) - ' - ered it possible motive in the story a THOMAS EDWARD WHITE roan told of a jealous husband who had aceused White of carrying on with his wife And another man disliked White because the taxi driver was to testify against him in a burglary case Would police find sufficient information in either of these crack the case? leaDdestetco u followed a comsoassonsmillurowlmsousaor they dis- plicated trail until --- - -- --covered that one man had a -n checked into two different 'IwIFIC:SAL' D : rooming houses the night of i the murder And in one of 1 TOWgii :'' rooms he had occupied the i 4 — r were bloodstains But the n1 Soo" U''' ri mantel i officers needed more infor- - t v :' mation before they could 1 ilk Torrs crack the case Who was f cf the woman they hoped would 411‘ 'te give it to them? What was '1$ t the fantastic reason for the yt ‘) A Read the full slaying? 111" t k amazing story of this case in '' DETECOFFICIAL April ' qk TIVE STORIES Magazine Cl pr'40 It's entitled "Hunt for the 'as ' '"' - Two people had been looking for Eddie White the night he was mur- dered One was a man and the other a veiled woman in black and neither knew him Yet one of them had entered his cab and ordered him to drive to the spot where the body was found White had not been robbed Why then was he shot to death? L-- ii I PUre o- - - ' 41 - ' a' Police Hunt Veiled Woman in Black for Information on the Phantom killer ' f3 ! ' I iHo ' 1 ' :ii-'k'- SW D AC9 aj" - 39 1 RIi g illli - gal galvanized corugated gArbag can With bail handle and snug fitting cover Flaseinentl e:- -' 1 1 i ' - 1 " aa ea Saving t L: r i At: I 139 Best of All -- if HI Tar - Mail Box i ' ' L :7-- - 9' A - 2 ' r 1 '1 1 k irv22 ) al:2:17" 1' lig Bag 't s -0i-- th$--I- rt11) Experts Change In ril ::::1: ' satuitrizoani fill "Six months ago some of these 1 reduce mit ii Nt: were t relief bill Salk fuel winter experts—now people siInsulate costs they are defense experts" he com- ! ':61' home now! your mented covers 2) Bag Tydings who questioned Direc- ' 1110 - 16 sq ft 3 In deep M tor James Landis closely about Basement 0 C D personnel at the joint committee's hearing Friday said he Board believed many of those employed In the agency had little technical Width 51 knowledge of defense needs The -I : committee gave Landis 30 days to 1 'I I reorganize his bureau before re- v suming its inquiry into its perNti Ft ::--'--sonnel inch--50 ' Landis promised the committee ::''::'--'t walittle that the physical fitness and youth !einch r ' "'') insulating !marl training divisions of the 0 C D 101 widths in would be eliminated as such al- 6 7 8 q or 10- tt '' i ft lengths Both though he insisted it was part of safa and ibenasnutiketses the agency's job to build morale 117 and to aid civilians in preparing Basement themselves to do war work 1 Ng However Senator McKellar (D) I4 Fir Plywood 'Tennessee who has contended that the 0 C D's job should be confined !"-1- '''''' to purely defense activities said L 48" Width '"::(011 he planned toask the comptroller general for all ruling on whether C rtb--- 0 C D had authority to pay salt 2'' 11 aries to thoseffngaged in other acN Sq Ft 1 tivities sanded on - 1 al a - 4 0 A : 4- - -- -- r-- ' Lured to Scene of His ilurder - ' T141 15 wool 'il:: 11''''::' 4 i - - - 11(JI - "al - ir - - I '' c) to 569' SALT LAKE CITY Taxi Driver ' v: 14 33-1- 1r travel-smoot- one-thin- n8 " 1 rock 1'11 2 111 '''' '11øN't l: Mineral Fill Insul r - - ''' : Saving ) ""°""'' oloosse et - - 'Aremy 0 bag of inS11 lotion covers 20 fit his Ideep s 2111smf V In winter keeps 'Ilit hotme cool In summer dg Basement ) nmemoo'""777 4 i i ii : 7' 'TI: s' : Wool IInstil Ata : - : — --7-- 7 ' 11 i- !' i - ' 4 iii i 1 I -- soil-stain- 1 'i ii i --- 1912 1 ' el--t 1 Rock WASHINGTON Feb (al—Two senators critical of the t t rs:1 -office of civilian defense Saturday demanded action on legislation it r I to transfer the personnel and functions of the agency to the war 1 6 ' fi department Senators Clark (D) Missouri" country from air raids" he del')28 PARK Md Feb 28 want a chicken and Tydings (D) Maryland aubrooder instead of a new dress for Ahors of separate bills to accomplish the transfer asked that the Fester" And petite Mrs Brockett Muir 'senate military committee vote on of Oleny Md says she isn't kid- the measures next week and reiceived from Chairmen Reynolds ' diniz—shes serious So are the others of a class of l(DL North Carolina a promise nearly two score women—Mary- plat the committee probably would land's first farmerettes—forming Consider thlm Wednesday Reynolds said he had asked the: the advance guard of what sponsors hope may become a national war department which previously has opposed taking over civilian' women's Iland army Twice'weekly they swap chic defense duties to give Its views on the measures afternOon frocks for by Tuesday ' coveralls at the University of Energy for Frills Maryland—and like IL Clark- told reporters he was sathands 'accustomed to brought out balancing a tea cup or dealing at isfiedthefrom evidence joint committee on nonbridge are getting dirty at the by essential expenditures that most countless chores of farm life of the energy of the 0 C D was reto are this They doing help lieve an Increasingly acute farm being directed toward what comand perhaps touch off a mittee members have described as shortage mOvern-esit on a national "frills and furbelows" similar i"Not more than 10 per cent of scale their activities are directed at the Farmers Prejudiced technical matters of defending this Dr T B Symons dean of the university's extension service is aware that farmers are skeptical of city wornen't farming- - talents '1 Prejudice or no says Dr Symons '' the farmers are going to be mighty glad to get the help of these Women before the war's over These women" he says "may be the solution for a problem already at hand—shortage of farm (Continned Fran Page One) labor This is the germ of a wom- en's land army Awilltowinhascutclassdis-- " Unctions to ribbons within the tiny period late iin March No ration book wi:i be issued to a person expeditionary force Sittingin a classroom in one of possessing a supply of sugar equivthe university's buildings is a alent to more than eight weeks' steatnfitter's wife supply The woman across the aisle who Officials said the amount of h i a speaks with sugar eight weeks' French accent is the wife of a supply representing had not yet been determined since no definite decision gentleman farmer But they have in corn- - has yet been made as to the inTrion — they're all In complete dividual sugar ration Alearnest about the job they've though weekly 0 P A has tentatively tackled placed per person at 12 ounces a week it is underTake Copious Notes stood that this figure is possibly They take' copious notes and subject to downward revision trudge cheerfully over muddy Approximately 1400000 teachroads to learn the practical side ers will serve as registrars A of agriculture ration book will be issued for each It takes a lot more muscle to Individual in the country exceptpitch hay than to hold a little slam ing persons in the armed servicesin hearts so in addition to book Inmates of institutions and persons and field learning the women will temporarily or permanently in hosget calisthenics pitals "This is a hardening-u- p One adult may register for each period for them" says Dr Symons "just family unit although a separate 1ke1 for the boys in the army ration book will be issued for each They'll be able to pick crops and member of the unit Servants do much to help the farmer par- lodgers and others who live in a ticularly in the stress of harvest" household but are not members of They started to learn about a family unit must register inpoultry fruits and vegetables at dividually first They handled the chickens a little gingerly and pruning shears were a mystery to some U S But once they get the knack they'll go to the tougher tasks of 140 000 dairy work and machine farming NEW YORK Feb 28 (N Y Times)—Since the Japanese atVichy Drafts Law tack on Pearl Harbor on Decemnew ber 7 the navy has accepted 140- law W com000 voluntary enlistments and repelling all French as well as for- cruiting still continues at a heavy eigners to notify authorities of rate the navy recruiting bureau announced Saturday any changes of address - : :Ai -- - ii":140 A A Agency Hit as Relief Aids' Refuge Shortage ICOLLE '1 ' 7- - 61 1 ‘it ill - : - - 1 March Salt rake Zribunt 'Erbe |
