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Frame ' '' ''-- '' Handy Camp Stool 1 Hardwood - 1r) '' eZ :::' 7 119 Popular Colors 1 WHICH SOLDIER Asked off the floor what arrangements had been made for disposal of the refined product Bunker said it would be sold to the goVernment at the same- price paid to private producers Oak Lawn Chair Shipment! O Challenge Heavy 4Ounce Qualify e Choice of 9 ? Tarben-I- ON AMERICA'S HIGHWAYS verTN mONTY SAVVY r 17 77 11 struction was at its height the reclamation bureau built 101 housthe ing units at Boulder City for now use of its own employes It a finds itself confronted stuation which makes it ecessary to build 74 new housing units at Boulder City because officials of have Inc Basic Magnesium moved in on Boulder City have offered much higher rents than reclamation employes were paying or could afford to pay and have taken over many of the homes built and iAtended for employes of the reclamation service The reclamation employes have been turned out to shift for themselves many of them now living in tents So the reclamation service has asked for $100000 to build 74 new housing units to take care of its own people p DiESET AJIIVERS FINEST BUSES ' 1 N - 4' ' -- - Yarn Iflorsted Knitting o Fresh New il - e --- 04Z A-- V' A- - ' i k I 14 ployes Only Part of Story This by the way is only part of the story When Boulder dam con- Metal Patent Tie-UHit is economical convenient comfortable it offers modem highway equipment including the famous - 7' i Only Instance The language was intended so its author explained to provide schooling for the children of all workers in the plant being built by and to be operated by Basic Magnesium Inc To date this is the only instance in which Uncle Sam has undertaken to pay the tuition of school children whose parents are working in a privately owned or privately operated war industry For several years Boulder 'dam power revenues have been used to pay tuition at Boulder City for the children of employes of the reclamation bureau on the theory that Boulder City is a government-owned town the real estate is not taxable and congress in a generous moodagreed to pay for the schooling of the children of But Mr government employes a step further Scrugham has gone same and extended the privilege to the children of workers in Basic Magnesium's plant a plant that to date has made a record for high salaries paid its officials and em- pany" i — 15 'lop ' - ' ft 7 - : ---— 4311 g Nk - ti' 1 - ks --L- ' ') - - -- - AIL 'Ti"--- '' ' i 4 t — :: '' ' :''''' '' 1 Ifs k 14 - ''''-- 4 'f JF 1 -- ' 1 - kNir - ' '°'41011110010' '1'' - l - II i — -- - t-- I ie 1 4 Ab ' 4 i t p ' '1 1 I-'- 1 J ' oramit ( A 1 ' t ' - k Senator Thomas (R) Idaho congratulated Bunker on his speech and expressed hope that he would not drop the matter "Those fellows who are looting the United States treasury Thomas declared "should not be investigated they should be prosecuted they should be jailed" Bares Sales Terms Bunker said terms of the Defense Plant cor p or a tio Magnesium Inc agreement provided that Defense Plant corporation would pay the company $1- 000000 in case the plant was sold to some company other than Basic Magnesium Inc $300000 for supervising construction $280000 a year royalty on ore taken from the public domain claims and an estimated $560000 for management and operating of the plant annually The total was $2140000 In case of a sale of the plant to other than Basic Magnesium Inc then for 10 years the government would be required to pay a royalty of $560000 instead of $2809000 annually for ore taken from the public domain claims Bunker asserted Pays Architect Fee "The Defense Plant corporation also agreed to pay a firm of architects $28000 for the privilege of using plans for 800 demountable houses at the Las Vegas plant— plans which had previously been used on another government project" Bunker charged "Thus the government bought the same plans twice "The Defense Plant corporation is now paying traveling expenses and salaries of 45 officials of Basic Magnesium now in England studying the process At the same time Defense Plant corporation is paying the salaries of English technicians who are in America promoting interests of their com- zwe'''' '' --:: ''' A 4 40 j-- ' '' - ' 1 $50000 v 3 - Cool and comfortable metal chairs with tubular steel frame Saddle Ashaped s e a t V I -- - output of household and commercial electrical appliances in the period up to May 31 when production must halt entirely It tightened also the restrictions on the consumption of critical metals by appliance manufacturers in that period The original stop - production order permitted manufacturers to produce in April and May up to 25 per cent of the factory sales value of their output in 1941 Thursday's order cut this amount to 20 per cent Provisions in the prder curtailing the use of aluminum nickel copper tin and alloy steel during the grace period were sharpened General conservation orders some months old curtail the use of these metals by all manufacturers and the new amendment provides that wherever the conservation orders are more severe than the electrical appliance order the conservation orders shall apply instead f t' 4( ' ± (Continued from Page One) a refining process obtained under a licensing agreement - from the I G Farbenindustrie of Germany The remaining 55 per cent of stock he said was held by Basic Refgactories Last week Bunker read into the Senate Record a list of what he called "extortionate" salaries paid to 42 officials of Basic Magnesium and said the firm stood to make a 4280 per cent profit on an "admitted" investment of less than -- - 98 i tion" ‘ Frame ' - 3: k g i k t 1 NEW YORK April 9 LP—The board of directors of the American i I i AtrIines company announced Thursday night that C R Smith president of the company had resigned to enter the army air force as an officer A N Kempt was elected president to succeed Smith IP ' - I' day SAM 1 I' 1101 i Chair Sturdy Metal Steel : Reigns to Enter Army I 1 All111 III t rommonop--6---111- ' 1 To ireihreraises 1 - -- IF ( I: yiee - :i::pr:I 1:1:)921r '4 ' 4) L '' - : Yorkers' Children -: I r ersaiYOgr i4 0:'Nf--4ei-1: "Since golf clubs cannot be made without metal and golf balls cannot be made withóbt rubber the P B order means that the manufacturers of such equipment have been drafted for the duration" the board's announcement said The copper screen order forbade retailers to sell deliver install or cut their stocks of that article except to fill government orders or by special authorization of the W P B The manufacture of copper screening had previously been forbidden as of May I I ' i al 1 v i ::: May 31 use of WASHINGTON April 9 UP)— for that purpose up to May 31 was A previous order The war production board Thursauthorized stopped golf ball production on further restricted the April 7:- r: r ' plas- of I :'' WPB Tightens Nevadan Links tractor U S Agency or other Restrictions critical metals or cork or tics the manufacture golf was forbidden On Appliances To Profit Grab after limited these materials steel of err 1 ''' - The use of iron i g: For Tuition of j - ' - jr — :i7:11 e1912 -- - 4 By Harry J Bvzown Tribune Washington Bureau WASHINGTON April ::::'::::' ::::::::::::::::':: 'iitt: :::::::::!:'' gong to be pretty soft for the men in the plant of Basic Magne"" :: sium Inc at Boulder City conCt 4 gress has just voted several hundred thousand dollars to pay the lv'4tuiltion of children of all workers J s"'wo' plant as well as children of :' inthat men employed in the erection of " t Al the plant Congress voted $45 per 0':''semester per pupil up to a total '1 of 750000 which will go to the 1 :::': '' ::1''x Boulder City school district and i 1 ' :''''-''''''''''':'g::"':::''::'''::' come out of Boulder dam power t) - i revenues A good deal of uncertainty sursome of the things Basic rounds 1k't--Magnesium has done up to now but in the case of this school ' money responsibility traces direct 44 to Representative Scrugham of Nevada who secured an amendment to the interior department U S! Senator Bunker Nevada Sees some officials guilty bill authorizing this payment of of malfeasance in connection with pact with magnesium $45 per semester for every pupil in Boulder City or thereabouts firm to operate plant near Las Vegas "who is dependent on any employe of Defense Plant corporation or a defense plant operated by or for the account of said corpora- o I Ilk: ' --- ri' ± '''''' k 4 ) ---1 Congress Provides - lend-leas- - 1-- y 't- WASHINGTON April 9 Un-- -The war production board Thursday froze manufacturers' stocks of most types of heavy industrial machinery aa a step toward conversion of the industries to war production An order effective immediately prohibited manufacture or delivery of new used or reconditioned machinery without W P B approval e orGovernment and ders were excepted as were those csrrying a priority rating of A-- 9 or higher In addition the manufacturers may fill certain orders involving less than $200 and in the case of pulp and paper making machinery less than WOO Al! orders for leather working tanning textile cotton ginning and delinting shoe manufacturing and shoe repairing machinery were frozen The $200 limit applies to firms making machines for paper converting printing and publishing the bakery and confectionery trade beverage bottling and industrial sewing W P B curtailment orders hit the golfer again Thursday together with the motorist the man who wants copper screens for his borne and the farmer who would like to buy a small track tread 1 tli -- - Order Excepts Units for Small Orders - ' d ii '''' ? 1 'I n: I Of illaollesite Plant School - - ' -- -- Pays Cost S r'- o |