Show - - ' k bg Part Two ralic 5'--evi- -itibitnt Salt Lake City Utah Wednesday Morning May 20 1942 Page Seventeen I March to Places at Annual Commencement Exercises : -- 4 ' '''''' 1 : 4 11 '''' r t ''d — 4 Mk I 4:::'1 ' tiii1' - st Alh -- Ii ? ti it - 4 I - - tlf -- k 1 : t : : t 0‘1”- z t''- ' -- - i 4t 4 I r4 - -- 4 -- 1 '1'''''s?'' ' 4 r- - - I 1 r ' ? ' - tl ' ''' e A ': I I' 1' :' - ' :'‘1$ t ' 7 '' :? - r y' r : 4? t ' '1 '' '3 1:05- 1 '- -' ' - — - - ':oi i: - ' t:: :''' Pledges '41 :tz A - '''s r ' : : - rt 4441 t:-- t t I '!:4:- l iO'' t i r ! '1 Water for Arms' Plants 4- -:' 1 v 1 t 3 Coast Ports Meeting Officials Call Task Says General Meeting on I Pacific coast port and inland transportation and concentration facilities are being expanded to suchan extent that they can take care of whatever amount of troops and supplies the government dispatches to Australia or other islands of the Pacific Brigadier General Fred Gil-- 1 breath commanding general for the San Francisco port of embar- '': ::s:::::::::f: :::: :' kation brought this report to Salt i:lo'i'—:7) Lake City Tuesday '': General Gilbreath' s command in"'' e24z4ii '" '" '' I ' "'ecludes all ports on the Pacific Il' coast with the exception of Seattle ' : ':44-‘-:::''7: ''' near i: '''! together with large camps -' ' '' ''' r ::the coast at which troops prepare I : ''!i: for embarkation He met Tuesday night with Major General Kenyon A Joyce commanding general of the Ninth corps area at Fort Douglas and Wednesday will inspect the supply Vdepot and other facilities in the Ogden area "Utah with her key supply and replacement areas progressively will be linked more closely with California and other Pacific coast '' '': points as part of the vast machine which is insuring sufficient sup1 plies troops and equipment to deI feat the Japs" he declared 7'i General Gilbreath praised the ! ' :''':: Z777 ' cooperation steamship companies i railroads and labor have given :: ' ''': This he said has made possible :1' ' " z expeditious shipping of all personnel and supplies dispatched for i Hawaii or other Pacific areas He said the civilian population ' of Hawaii is not suffering from 1 :' lack of food or other supplies The general who has command- Brigadier General Fred Gilbreath ed the San Francisco port of emCommanding general for barkation since last November 13 Pacific ports of embarkation plans to return to his headquarters says U S troops in Pacific islands now get ample supplies 1Vednesday night Board Backs ' Move to Speed Aqueduct ws4 i IllA k t ! 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' ' ) ' :: ' ' i: :::: ' :" :: - :::: Twentv-three- '' '' ::::::::?!:::i' 1 :: - Wvomino- Man Gets WPB Forecast Calls for Warmer Spell S - bon-bo- ns Regional Post Board Refuses License To S L Rooming House fur-line- Red Cross Aid Assigned Job W B Closes Wage Quiz - Japanese Center In Utah Planned Boy Suffers Auto Injuries - Two Autos Avenue Home Fein-sing- Figure in - er Reopens Rationing In Salt Lake Area Today -- 0 o U of U Considers - Medicál Course re-su- 0 day-lon- - : ell :40ka-lfr- 4004 ftS4AolNt ft 'a w AK t Transport Tire Speak June 3I in S L men in the and defense rubber conservation will pretransportation programa sent an over-al- l of' the picture Two top ranking rubber situation at a mass meeting In Salt Lake City June 3 it was Fannounced Tuesday by Richard W Candland 0 D T district manager and Gus P Backman stilt rationing administrator The speakers will he John L Rogers director of the motor tralisport division of the office of and Dr defense transportation C F Phillips acting chief of the tire rationing division of the The of price administration meeting will be held at 8 p rn in Barratt hall 70 North Main street Dr Phillips will steak on "The Battle of Rubber" and Mr Rogers on "America's Trucks and Buses—Keep 'Em Rolling" One of 13 Meetings The meeting la one of 13 being conducted over the nation to emphasize the seriousness of the rubber situation and the urgent need for conservation Others are scheduled for Denver June 1 Seattle June 5 San Francisco June 8 and Los Angeles June 10 Although no definite boundaries have been outlined for the various regional sessions and one in Salt Lake Cit y should be a ttended by interested persons from Utaht southern Idaho eastern Nevada and southwestern Wyoming Those especially urged tck attend imelude truckers industrial and' commercial traffic men public utilities commission personnel taxicab and bus operators teamsters labor union leaders motor transport regiomil advisory committee members automobile club offi dais police and highway department officials tire dealers and manufacturers chamber of commerce and merchants association executives state and local tire rationing administrators and boards and retail delivery men Attendance Urged "Attendance at this meeting" said Mr Candland "is of e treme importance to anyone ing anything to do with motor The over-apictransportation ture of the rubber situation will be presented along with a sion of methods of conserving the available supply" Arrangements for the local meeting were made by the local officials and Frank C Biggs of the 0 D T and Robert S Betten of the 0 P A both of Washing-"I- f of-li- ' - 7 er hay-for- ll discus-clothin- ton D C - Dealers illeet Price Lid Says Official Salt Lake City and Utah retail establishments are staying within ceiling prices but in many instances are technically violating A the 0 P A regulation Lawrence Johnson director of the Consumers' Council of Utah said Tuesday following a hasty check of stores Mr Johnson said there had been no evidence of profiteering by selling above allowable ceilings al(1 that business was making an effort to meet all the requirements The technical violations it was pointed out consist almost wholly of failure to post ceiling prices on "cost of living" commodities in conspicuous places where they are readily available to the purchasing public "The fact that all prices are within the ceiling and a list of such prices is in the possession of the manager is not sufficient" said the announcement "Ceiling prices must be posted where they are 'within easy access of all customers Investigators and field agents of both the 0 P A and the Utah council of defense will visit all stores within the next two weeks to check on compliance with all requirements of the regulation " The violations have been entirely technical and are probably a result of lack of knowledge of I believe" Mr the regulation Johnson continued ''that as soon as the retailers realize just what is expected of them they will conform fully" Restaurants and hotel dining rooms are generally speaking not required to operate under the 0 P A's price 'ceilings But for such items as prepared beverages and milk which are not "prepared" on the premises hotels restaurants soda fountains and cafes cannot charge more than they charged in March ! Lean Henderson price adminis- trator Tuesday advised the Salt Lake 0 P A office that the exemp- tion of "food or beverages prepared and sold for consumption on the premises" does not apply to beverwhich are not epared on the premises 7 a4P°!k"4—'''' I I Rubber Crisis 0 C t 4 Salt Lake City commissioners i'''e' t: 4 1 Tuesday strengthened their recent 1 j t I L':e' 1 i1 4 ( I I r i k '' Indorsement of metropolitan water i 9 I' '' ' i'F I 1 district efforts to complete the ' t t"i - '7 -'- '':''' 7 t l iso"' k t ''' " 3' 1 Salt Lake aqueduct with a formal 4 ' statement f'r-- - i offering "full support" it 1 In to fulfill commitment4 order ' :'' I for water for defense contracts t r i ' ' The statement also approved as i 1 tr 1 4 1 4 t :! $: a "patriotic desire" the- action 'of t '' 1 ' t'''''''It'-- " Water Commissioner George D 1: t - I "' '' '' 9 7Z ''-and the commission as a ' ' 1 ' in agreeing to supply water - - contracts vr"" ' 4 ' forp11 ' 10' t $ v fof by Finance Commis4) 4 141 1 W McConkle the c : sioner Oscar '" :e : I i- e t)$z--:: ) was statement 11 t ' ":14 adopted by the i il ti' ) 't t 't' 4 : commission without comment and ' d ' 44' 44'4 ''''' a copy sent to the metropolitan I :::: 4t11 v ' ' '' f 7 water board ''''' ' L ' ' gf(eiIzal It was in the form of a letter from Mr McConkie to the comEscorted by undergraduate nurses 34 senior students of the places in the Cathedral of the Madeleine at annual commission which directed that a mencement exercises Tuesday evening Holy Cross hospital school of nursing marched to their copy be sent to the water board The text in full: "Gentlemen: The city commission recently has been called upon to provide water for defense purposes operating upon a very large scale The water commissioner 1)61 after having' carefully surveyed our water supply and after conferring with his engineers and superintendents has approved and The United States has achieved "a new constitution for in recommended the applications of on women r in a dustrial relations" as a result of the industrial-labo- r Thirty-fou(Picture Page 26) young conference the government for some 5000000 ' colorful ceremony Rt the Cathedral To is war win of water daily and the city the it actually Igallons S Elbert-of Thomas last told December1J Lake Senator Salt of th e Madelr-inTuesday evening to keep alive the prin- commission tentatively has oblimperative reto the tied:rated their services the Hotel Utah Tuesday Rotariansvht ciples for which people go to war igated itself for that amount ' l!ef of suffering at R time when Eldon S Dummit of Lexington "It is apparent that this act on a The senator said precedentt the major portion Of the globe is of Optimist Interna- the part of the water commissioner Ky president for controversies without in Involved settling bitter conflict tional told members of the Salt and the city commission was n neceiving the degree of regis- - resort to strike has been set just Lake club Tuesday night stimulated by the patriotic desire Merchants of the country face a difficult problem attempting ttred nurse and diplomas from the as the constitution of the United During the dinner meeting at the that lives in each of its to cooper' hRnds of the Most Ilev Duane G inMr Newhouse hotel Dummit ate to the in with the ' ballots for States substituted government supply goods in sufficient quantity to meet growing demands Hunt bishop of the Catholic' din- Dr F H Raley as presi- dreadful war in which we are now stalled in other probsettling cese of Salt Lake were the 34 bayonets dent of the Salt Lake organiza- engaged We are all moved with of consumers whose purses are weighted by the biggest payroll senior Ptticiontx of the Holy Cross Llems tion He succeeds Ora the sense of necessity that we shall the nation has ever known according to E J Condon of Chicago "The new program will be chal- hosyrtal school of nursing Other officers installed were G share our resources tà the end that Definitely on the "mild" Most coveted award of all—the assistant to the president of Sears Roebuck and company side with most of its Jokes Stokes Berryman first vice presi- tyranny shall not overcome us sled- and it will have and cartoons decidedly of second vice tishop Hunt medal to the out- - lenged but 1 believe it tough Frank dent Mr Condon on a western tour "The Hogan of laudable motive the will stand van-" the standing nurse of the year—was ding Elias J Strong secretary-- water commissioner and the city " president met with H C Shoemaker Salt and and wives received by Miss 1lary Merena justified treasurer daughters ety the Unique University J Ernest Gillespie commission must not be allowed Lake of Utah pictorial magazine manager for the company sergeant-at-arm- s Mr Gillespie to leave us without water under Blaclig Of Price in recognition of of workers eventually will have t)" ''r :: ) made its first'appearance on what Bishop Hunt termed "hpr no fear that strikes will cut off and was honored at a luncheon Mr Strong any circumstances G I Taylor Douglas recommend ideal attitude in the sickroom and their source of livelihood" the campus Tuesday as sueRoscoe Boden Alvin Keddingtom that the city commission offer to attended by the Salt Lahe busi cessor to the Humbug sus- hcr 'display of the and Mr Barlow the Senator Thomas related P that James George the water men at the Hotel Utah district ness its virtue—kindness"' ° ''''' pended last July by the conference of industrialists and laEdmund A Fehr' board' members full metropolitan disin the :::: support enabling board of regents Billee May Mortimer of Green bor leaders called by President Stimulate Sales ' ''' trict to complete its aqueduct as t " Speaks to 70 The magazine featured River Wyoreceived a scholar- - Roosevelt had been on the verge' as as a means "Goods of ::':cf': metal and :A possible quickly containing St Mary- - of disbanding without accomplishpicture' articles of various Etp from the College ofzeal Speaking before 70 club mem- guaranteeing our ability to fulfill cannot :: be there- obtained of ::::::$V' life and in we for her the ing its end when the senator servwin defense contracts for water aspects: bers Mr Dummit said: "If campus tour stores' are to that ''':::''' 4001J070': :: e attempting devoted a feature classroom and her interest in post- ing as chairman of the meeting :'"' the war on the battlefield We still we have recover the sales volume by stimu- ':'::: :::i-::-made or oblialready Anto Winifred Elaine Miss we lose if For at home "exkdeptional proposed three steps: There shall grathiate study sight gated ourselves to make and also May lose it lating sales of noncritical corn- derson: choice of the maga- of our democratic practical skill in all departments - be no more strikes or lockouts principles to for the modities including furniture and increased popuprovide sine for "The Coed of the of nursing" the Holy Cross hos- disputes will be settled by simple Whether the United States con- lation of Salt Lake City that will he said de'ros' of Hortense Year" awarded be to arsenal the for means tinues Mary pital settling machinery He said not the least of the follow the defense pro‘iti::':::::''': inevitably :::::::'::: were ona gosfeatures Other of Lake Salt the attitudes be the established will City mocracy depends them Holmquist by headaches which are coming to gram" nurse's utility' case and attributes of its people" sip columns an article on ::::::''"'"'''4'"t '' :i'::: :::': president diwater Commissioners mercantile establishments with board 1:' :' of '' the the history :' ::::: Members of the graduating class The speaker warned against rectors and directors of the Provo university These steps were approved price fixing is the immense ' beand a student life picture were escorted to the cathedral by for The Rotarians voted at the granted taking democracy amount of record 'keeping in- Water River Users :1:::'::::::::':i:::::::ii::::i::p association— ::'4 section other students of the nursing meeting to sponsor organization cause he said "it has the germ If volved of Deer the Creek sponsor project l t tCottlnuori on Pate to destroy itself" of a war chest which would raise ': a in it will make it possible to confers'''0:1L—recently agreed joint ' line "To keep open the supply funds for all war relief campaigns ence to hold down work in closely together prices and forestall to x4f after hea ring recommendations democracy we must look to the obtaining priorities for materials almost any amount of sac- wealth of rather its L Evans Richard development presented! by rifice Will be given willingly" he to complete various than wait for the president to put necessary member of a special committee of asserted of which the Deerereek phases interour the in mouths" N which had investigated success of i Lts5K-:4- ) mosmoom00j one is Lake Salt Pointing out that his company aqueduct AA& national president said "We need such a program in Rochester N is the largest purchaser of newswas a It Condon E to that Assistant J the cons!ilered likely of service a to Y and elsewhere concept develop personal representative of the president of Sears Roebuck paper advertising in the nation rather than of being served" Charles G Paull director of and company says sacrifices Mr Condon said he cannot visualgroups may be sent to the nation's first aid and life saving for the must be expected if inflation ize a day when the company will Urges Courage capital to speed up the process of Salt Lake County Red Cross chapdiscontinue to advertise heavily material allocations is to be stopped the also discussed Mr Dumrnit aid of reviewed essentials first Leslie A Miller former gover"We must have goods to sell howIf all this keeps up Salt Lakers ter faith for reed developing courage in connection with observance of nor of ever if we advertise them for are going to get rid of their red national First Aid week Wyoming has been appoint- and optimism and to keep these atsale" he pointed out ed regional director of the W P B tributes alive in the youth of the d mittens and flannels for Utah Wyoming Colorado and nation Urged to Economize raincoats for the duration Also Included on the program New Mexico it was announced "All Sears Roebuck stores" he Much to the surprise of all of community singing delivercontinued Tuesday He will maintain offices were "a r e being asked to Us who have wandered to work creed ance of the optimist by in Denver save and costs as much as reduce in the sunshine and returned home Two meetings to explain the George P LaVaila Portland Ore We also are conserving possible and characclub member a W P as new production require- Optimist downpour for the past th:ring and othei- - equipment as Salt Lake City commissioners Tuesday denied A rooming rubber ments plan were announced by ter imitations Dancing and card rritich as possible" several weeks it didnt rain Tues- Eiseri ended the son B Isadore of Edward meeting While here Mr Condon and F Ralph E Bristol Salt Lake priori- games da y B C J Wheatlake was master house license and ordered the closing of a second hand store acting Eisen of 364 West Eighth South ties manager and Stanley J E James of Los Angeles Pacific In fact it was so warm that street has been assigned to Geiger executive secretary of of ceremorkies and H A Bement upon reports from the public safety department coast Stephenson director of 'public relations arin of was chairman charge Inany rugged individuals braved field at Spokane Wash s assist- the Utah Manufacturers' associaA rooming house permit was for the company conferred with rangements tion the elements in shirtsleeves and ant field director for the American denied to Mrs J B Brand ley at agricultural leaders on awarding Earlier in the day Mr Dummit Tueswas announced Red Cross it one held will be The first 25 scholarships to deserving one—the bravest of all—dared unon a were taken 48 Post Office place because of of day by the Salt Lake °Mee of the Thursday at 3 p m in the La- and his wife farm boys desiring to attend the Lake of arth his straw "sailor" tout Salt City sightseeing of the Hotel fayette ballroom alleged fire hazards which the Utah State Agricultural college And a few more daring souls organization Mr Eisen a graduate of the Utah and the second at 3 p m and vicinity During the morning Mr Condon left Tuesday night owner has failed to correct The B ere expected to join in the spring University of Utah Herbert he Governor visited was Friday in the Ben Lomond hotel formerly for Chicago license will be issued when the parade Wednesdayafter the- offi- employed as an intake worker for Ogden E B Welcome production Maw Heber J Grant president of S state eial government forecaster here the Salt Lake county welfare deL D and other church N the P Feinsinger special repre- defects are cured the commission plan specialist from leaned over backward and predict- partment In his new position he requirements sentative of the national war labor ruled the Los Angeles W P B office will and church officials ed continued warm weather with will be Denial of a license and closing working with enlisted men participate board announced Tuesday night Itt:e change in temperature to solve their problems investisecond hand store operated of All intermountain manufacturers that negotiations between inter- by aElbert 5 Mercury here Tuesday reached gating furlough requests in co- in the intermountain area are E Waite at 991 South a maximum of 70 degrees and the state truck lines in this area and Second West street was ordered with Red Cross chapters urged to attend one of the sesoperation earlymorning minimum was 43 in the men's home communities sions labor unions had reached a satis- when the police department said Establishment of a Japanese as Temperatures throughout the center in Utah is contemhad in owner been the convicted conclusion sembly factory ration—at least at points reported Ronald Elmer Tonge to release details of city court of buying from a plated by the alien relocation auIn the official censored weather Refusing according to Rex L son of Mr and Mrs L W Tonge the settlement which climaxed the juvenile and buying without a thority data released at the Salt Lake Nicholson assistant W P A comlicense street 632 West of South First weather bureau—hovered around A boarding house license for J missioner received a possible skull fracture mediation conference Mr the normal level and from lipMr Nich Olson Mix-Up- s A who stopped Fish at 1055 East Second South left Tuesday night for internal injuries and possible pearances it was dry throughout en route here held from San to D of because street C his fire submit Tuesday was 'up struck by Washington 1Tuesday when he the nation as no precipitation of to the war labor board hazards was issued when the Francisco to Washington D C Woodrow an findings driven automobile by anWhen one car "smacks" consequence was indicated 'empty parked machine of Ernest H Bird 27 of 43 East Second The board in turn then will issue commission received word that said that no details on the proD Wilkinson of 3509 Twenty-thir- d High and low temperatures elseother car it's just run of the mill a statement he said suggested aiteratfóns had been posed Utah center could be reSouth street where Tuesday included: East street leased at this time The mediator said representa- completed news 5:45 accident occurred The about The Wilkinson machine llith Low meet would of the truckers tives m when said the witnesses a machine when However boy p 80 42 Albuquerque N M hopped the curbing bounded Wednesday with union offi82 66 Atlanta Ga across the lawn and crashed into was crossing First West street again rams into a parked car with cials to iron out a few minor deschool near Grant the 61 34 Bismarck N D ground to a send of wooden porch at the home it reeling such force as Sign-U- p tails Chic-agru 69 46 over a cuito across a lawn and Jesse R Bean at 1128 Fourth where he had been playing on his way home 66 Denver Colo 37 into a house well there's a avenue He was taken to the Salt Lake 44 Grand Junction 75 And Mr Wilkinson dashed out story in it 41 54 Paul Minneapolis-S- t general hospital where he was mad That happened in Salt Lake fighting New Orleans 70 City Tuesday night and as a 85 it Meanwhile the soldiers got described as in "poor" condition The supplemental registration up warned State Rationing Ad71 New York City 59 the irate owner of the their damaged machine going— ministrator Gus P Backman 1 will No book war ration for 46 parked machine caught up with 69 Ogden Utah but not fast enough to elude Mr Steals Consumers will register on the in Books under way Wednesday 73 58 Sugar Oklahoma City get medical two Fort Douglas soldiers and Wilkinson first floor of the building beAdoption of a four-yea- r 47 after a short stay with local of70 Omaha Neb He caught up with them near A purse containing four sugar school by the University of Utah Salt Lake City in the city and ginning at 10 a m daily Com36 ficers they were delivered into 56 Rock Sprints Wyo Third avenue and R street and ration books was stolen ffoin the still was under consideration TuesThe mercial registrations will be county building registra68 50 custody of the military police g St Louis Mo turned them over to Salt Lake home of Mr and Mrs W H Ste- day following made on the second floor Wedmeetings will which tion continue 84 64 an Antonio Texas to Salt Lake City And the city officers of 267 Hampton avenue of the board of regents and adminIn the county outside Salt police phenson According 32 police Sergeant Ronald R Beau62 nesday Thursday and Friday of Sheridan Wyo Lake City there willbe but one doing their duty as they saw it Monday police learned Tuesday istrathfre officials in the John R Tuesand 66 37 lieu 22 was driving his car this week and Monday Tintie Utah Mrs Stephenson said the thief Park building called in the Al Ps registration day Thursday The 73 ' 58 along Fourth avenue in the 1100 The matter was referred late in day of next week is for those Now everybody's happy except must have removed the screen and Washington D C places for the county registrablock tion were published in the Tuesthe two sergeants and Mr Bean opened a bedroom window to gain the day to a special committee persons who failed to register on accompanied by SerCash for anything Call the original dates This will be whose porch was damaged about entrance while she was away from headed by Dr L E Viko regent geant Joseph M Micholac 23 day issue ' of The Salt Lake o The car rammed into the member Tribune the house momentarily their last opportunity to sign rahrs 31 South West Tem (Adv) r - ' 4r 4 4 '"'""- - A- ::1 - AT ki' xs 1512vz — it' ii 1 : 3' ' t:r 4''' "'"'''1 i - t4 ' A r4 '' ' k it 4 k - 4 - it 111: ‘- 'i' 1-- 107 'IL 4Lovra f a 000'-':- t - w” : b- I ' 1 '''' S L ----------1 - t - - r |