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'"'"r-4- '-'- - - JO t - I : t P - ' - - 1 - - ' 3 Ptm 4 - I 1 ' le i'r U1 1'0- ' L ' That's right your Life "Insurance dollars give protection for your family They provide food shelter clothing and education for the children yes and financial independence for your own old age 'as well These benefits are yours f' ('--' 4r ' - - r - $ iqf -- k - ) ArtiwituteeAte ' 77 ''''''7 '''''''''''''''77' - in ' ' - ' A 1 a 0 lfneria7 kjfilly '' 1- - -' - ' Lines to Siveden ' - - ' - - 7771V777 i ' elieskt4 A 411- 049 0 j ' ' s a ' ' - - : i t t : li - r-4 - - 4e--- : :z:------ ) -° The Right to Own PropertST ' :L- - - (One of the Essentials of a Dento'cracy) - ' - ' ' American principles are precious and worth fight- ing for One of the most sacred is the right to own property to enjoy your own' home to live by the '1111111 land thatbelongs to you to reap the rewards of your labor The right to property ownership anti the protection of that right bas been America's inspiration in building the greatest nation on earth This principle has stimulated the thinking and working of America's genius It has inspired the sweat and toil of Americans who knew they would have an inalienable right to the fruits of their labors Respect for the property of others has formed the :t'ery foundation of our American way of life In this land of the free this passion for liberty this right of a Man to stand on his own feet:am with I4-ieffortscreate security for himself and his family will bring to this nation of ours ulti mate Victory!! 4r: - - -N‘lz- t i CV 1 1 i 0 - '- - 1 i - ' - ' - 4-77- I - congress nesday "When we shush our children when they ask pertinent questions about the war we are contributing to their anxiety" Mrs Kletzer said "They have a feeling of insecurity when they can't come to us with their problems" t al- ! ' be til-- rekia I2 ' Phone eara-- i ' T "hit-and-ru- " : I If k t )!'z f 'i - FREE STORAGE 'TM FALL ' k4 - LONG BEACH Cal May 20 (UP) — Tell children the truth about the war Mrs William Kletzer Portland Ore national president of the Congress of Parent delegates to the Tceachers advised P-WedA - - t i- ‘' - ' - Leader Urges Telling Children About War ry Nazis turn would which in - pep-orato- s- - - - LOS ANGELES May 20 (UP) (Continued from rage One) Noble ' on trial with Ellis —Robert which will produce and hold O Jones charged with sedition peace "If we are to make a better was quoted Wednesday as saying the United States illegally seized job of the peace this time than last it will be because intelligent the Ha:wallah Islands and that the were entitled to them on public discussion develops more Japanese ideas and better ideas and because the basis of numerical superiority The pension plan advocate and a public understanding of the of the Friends of Progress leader problems is prepared to accept the was quoted by Witasorganization solutions made" Mr Hoover ness Joseph McLaughlin food serted Warning that "there will be no salesman who said he attended a 12 at which Nopersonal liberty anywhere if we meeting January 500 ble Mr said addressed lose the war" Hoover persons that we must suspend part of our said Noble also beMcLaughlin liberties at home in order to win littled President Roosevelt and although as a democracy we fight Prime Minister Churchill He said to keep alive free speech the free Noble told the audience: press free worship trial by jury "All this talk about F D R as and other personal liberties a savior of this country is a damn "That there must be restraints lie Both he and Churchill are all upon speech and the press against through" information to the enemy needs no McLaughlin quoted Jones furdiscussion" he said ''But there is ther as saying: "I have some wonto room free speech derful news left ample The Americans are and free press through to be driven out of the entire and criticism of the conduct of Orient They are sinking ships the war" right now off the Panama canal and that is only the beginning Defends Criticism "They say I'm an axis sympanot should and citizens Congress I never said Hitler should thizer be critici2ed for exposing mistakes come over to this country I did in the conduct and wrong-doin- g would put a stop to many of the war "on the ground that say he in Germany and other counsuch exposure lowers morale" he things should be stopped over tries which asserted "It is the terrible stuff that is here" he morale" which lowers exposed said "However the confidence bCtit' that there is a vigilant public builds morale" up opinion "The president has unbelievable burdens in war" Mr Hoover said "He deserves every support in this Copyright New York Times task We cannot expect him to STOCKHOLM Sweden i'tklay 20 watch and direct the host of agenFor the second time within cies and officials that we must two weeks Germany Wednesday have to make war The congress night severed telephone communiand the people have to watch cations with i Sweden The Stockthem" holm central switchboard said that At the same time he said critics Berlin did not answer and that must guard against "personal de- there was no intimation when traftraction and abuse" of war lead- - fic would be resumed ers who are "patriotic Americans In the past disruptions often giving the - utmost devotion to their have been followed by important tasks" German military and political initiative hut on the other hand Hits Reformers false there also have been Mr Hoover appealed for an end alarms The telephone many was cut on and to efforts to reform freedom 9 and resumed on the mornto "make America over anew so- May of May 10 The ban does not ing cially and economically during the effect ' ilnternational communica- war" The conflict requires a sin- tions and it was possible to tele' gle purpose on the part of the phone through GermanY government he asserted adding '' that "most of our social and economic gains will have gone by the Ace Con-MaAdmits board anyway if this is a long war Own Wealth "After all the great social Losing gains of the last century wereun- a CHICAGO May 20 (INS)—Jomixture of liberty compassion R Weil erstwhile master of seph limited sugar automobiles and the confidence game and better washing machines These are at known as the "Yellow Kid" is least getting scarcer" broke After the war Mr Hoover said When he appeared in criminal "things to reform Will be far dif- court Wednesday on 'charges of ferent from what they now ap- defrauding two women of $32000 pear" he admitted he didn't have the $200 with which to retain a deDefends Antiwar Group attorney He attacked the intolerance of fense he whispered aside to newsBut believes that "cult" which the friends saying: paper "all those who were opposed to "But I bet I could get it if they'd war before Pearl Harbor cannot turn me loose a few days" possibly be patriotic Americans ever" adding: 3-110:M3 "Or at least they are under sus- - Ir-- sagi- ta- 3as comproappeasers picion being ' misers various obnoxious bipeds reptiles and cliveden sets nazi and sixth colsympathizers All umnists Yet 75 per cent of the coal is best for storage American people were opposed to PEERLESS Stoker Coal iskept war before the attack on Pearl under cover of the yards Harbor "Nevertheless this 75 per cent who are now in outer darkness are willingly sacrificing their sons their brothers their husbands and i ll-- ' 4r14 ory they are working and paying without murmur" P- L Patterson told the assembly that ''' the United States is surpassing the axis in war production but J1t1 1010t4bno4lete warned of raids against American war plants and Peerless is Utah's deepvein coal— of axis peace offensives sabotage stays firm in the bin and defeatism designed to cripple war output Stare coal NOW Uncle Sam says "We are winning the producyou'd better! ' tion war" he asserted "But we must win the transportation war DIAL 39 and the military war The nazi submarine offensive balonatt g our Ate against lantic seaboard is a PEERLESS COAL RETAIL our transportation The great battle of the Coral sea was a trans1347 West 4th South portation battle There will be many others before' the war on "YOUR HEAT MERCHANT" the transportation front ix won" 4Amoosomme trwar converted into rubber Nelson has asked for a report on whether mass production techniques would be as successful as the small pilot plants which are all that have been used to date He also wants to learn how much critical material is needed for new synthetic rubber plants Large quantities of copper tubing are required for building the plants and the W P B wants to be sure that the results will repay the expenditure of this vitally needed war materialA WPB spokesman said that no final decision had been made but pointed out that the agency was not going to overlook any- thing that might help solve the increasing critical rubber problem Hoover Urges Witness Quotes Vast Power Suspect in For Président Disloyal Talk re essential operations as transport- - to the war production program" workers and school 0 D T Director Joseph B Eastrnan ing children said: plentiful farm crops into synthetic rubber it was said Wednesday Congressmen have proposed that grains be used to make industrial - The expected to save 100090 pounds of crude prohibited Wednesday by the of- - rubber a year Was intended to fice of defense transportation ef- - save the tires on sightseeing yr fective June 1 and chartered bus hides now "so that they will be 1A'ASHINGTON May 20 (UP) —Production Chief Donald M Nelson has asked his associates to survey possibilities of converting ' -- 2 :: vt ' '' 11 '4 ' -- A N i : 5 : ---'s - - k - i 1 - ji ' :1 i ? ' BUDGET LAYAWAY --- f- !' '' :—: 1 i ' I l - '''' 1"'-‘- ' '' : i ' '":"0 ( CHEKIANG LAMB $139 BLACK PERSIAN PAW $129 SABLE DYED OPOSSUM $89 GUANACO GREAT COATS $79 : V4""'''' 4' ::-- 11 ' - ‘1 - N - - ! e -- : I 4 ' '' 11 ' - ' - ''' ''- -- ' : 4 I '1 r : T ' 1 ' e ' ' i ' 4 A : A' --- --"-- - - i ''''''' -' ! 5P—t 5' :” t" : -- ' ' f ) - 't - ' -i :4-''- s i or ' ' if 4 - ' I'::4- y 4 1 ' i : '' -- i ' i 1 ': ' k:- - ' y- t- if- V HONEST REDUCTIONS fol4CPc g : - "' t I : ' t:' It1 - le'l - ' ' - j L' 1 Is ' - ' - ''' 0- ' :' - - i ' s '''14 z'----- ' : I ! ' - i' f ''--?--N'' :4 :: tv : - ' '' ' i: '' llk ' ' ir ' - -- 'v ' : -'''' f " it ' 1 ' i 4 ''a' - - r('': t 1 ''' 1 I 1 - s' 4 - - '' i i i- I - - eIr: 011!' Y: t 44t '' ' - :' - 4 - ' '' 0' - '- 4 ' '17f c --- ' t' :" I '' ---' 1 ' 'i 1 z' : - ' i - i 1 L i71 r- 1 - '- t ' 'e Won't you come and 47 ': k i :- :) ' We have to convince you Intermountain Women that you can get the precious furs you've always wanted NOW! While our May Sale is in progress You'll find startlingly lovely styles But a milthrilling reductions in price Iion words couldn't describe these love- - ' f l'i - i 111- - i ' '''' - - ( i :" 1 -- ' vi 7' '3Fr---- k g 4 ' -e''' :-:- 7 'l i i :' 10- ' z- - U Ulg-:--- - r- ' -r 1r ‘4'117:Nkl) - 71 T'41-- : i ' '!- " ' - -- -- r71 i ' - ''-- 4 f l''': k ' t '' ' - 4'! ''1 '111 e' 'y 1 -- 1I ' 1 I 1 "-- J I '1) '''l ' ii - 1 I : ! I f' t ' - y 1 ' it ) s-- : without interference with war production" wet May 20 bus All Synthetic Product CT)--- : 1 - would order fewer shades of lipstick rouge and face powder There will be plenty of all the cosmetics that are essential a spokesman hastened to add The definition of essential he said is "having eye appeal" However the board feels that face powder is less essen- ' l l l to curb the use tial than the smokeless variety and plans of essential materials like glycerine alcohol waxes and Cosmetics lines now offered at the drug store ' colors counter will be shorn of overlapping products and unnecessary sizes either by voluntary action of manufacturers or by government control The use of critical materials in lipstick holders compacts and cosmetic packages will be curtailed 'as indicated in a previous W P B announcement advising women to save such refillable items against a future shoreage The cosmetics branch of W P B gave assurance however that it would "assist the production of toiletries and cosmetics for essential civilian needs where this can be done - WA SIIINGTON essential (AP)--Glamo- r SAN ANTONIO Texas May 20 WASIMcGTON May 20 (UP)—The office of civilian de(2171—A militant demand that fense got a birthday present from President Roosevelt Wednesday never permit Christian —adirective to formulate a facility security program that will dictators toAmerica "make the earth a provide protection for public and4 private facilities against sabo- 'cemetery of ideals" coupled with a tage plea to the senate that the war Under an executive order issued officials to develop the most ef- be followed by a Christian peace on 0 C D's first birthday it will fective method of protecting vital "in accordance with the will of be up to the agency to see to it facilities Under the executive order the Good" closed the eighty-sevent- h that protective measures are developed and carried outs Such 0 CD will serve as the clearing- annual southern Baptist convenmeasures—designed to protect house for coordinating plans re-of tion Wednesday 'essential facilities" including nine federal agencies whose ''Hitler booted and spurred and communications systems high- sponsibilities were set forth as folwading in blood is walking over mines ways railways public lows: the face of the earth but our flag comFederal communications and utilities—will supbuildings commission says he shall not prevail" said communications plement existing protective proGovernor Pat M Neff' of grams and be correlated with merce depaltment air commerce fornaer and related facilities public roads Texas the newly elected president them The army however will con- administration highway transpor- of the Baptist group "In the last World war we were tinue to perform the chief role tation office of defense transporto make the world safe fighting tation rail on the final protransportation public for say any having but in this one we democracy public gram developed by the 0 C D Nor buildings administration does the new 0 C D program af- buildings agriculture department are fighting to make democracy he said in fect the investigative duties of the forest brush and grass lands un- safe for thethatworld" "we clean up at fooddemanding reder of federal bureau department jurisdiction investigation and provide room for "just garding sabotage and espionage stuffs and storage including fibers home" naval stores interior department one ism — Americanism" in the Reveals Program forest brush and grass lands un- 'United States In effect it is given supervision der its jurisdiction as well as min- Stresses Responsibility of protective measures subject to erals and related facilities federal emphasized the responsibility army approval The White House power commission gas utilities of He to the world and asAmerica with the interior departexplained that the protection of (and not by accident but serted that the essential facilities is primarily ment) power and irrigation wait possesses vast the responsibility of the owners ters public health service domes- by divine will wealth and resources and that the "purpose of the pro- tic water supply "Our trust is to see to it that the gram is to assure that this re- Landis Outlines 'Work of man are preserved" he rights exis carried out" It sponsibility M C D said teaches that it was LanDirector James 0 "History plained that the program is the dis commenting on the order never intended for one manman-or outgrowth of many months of said' "it be clearly under- nation to make slaves of study by 0 C D and other federal stood thatshould we are undertaking a kind -- w "It is our trust and responsibiljob of developing and supplement'le ' ing existing protective programs ity to live for our flag and ideals and that the army will continue to of religious political and economic freedom If the preservation of have the principal role" NO "Not only will the program be our ideals has been worth the sac" DULL subject to approval of the secre- rifice of a million lives in our Insi tary of war" he said "but when- tory then we at home should live a s4 ever the army or navy sends pro- for this cause You and I have DRAB i 'A:Z': tection to any essential facilities the battles of peace to fight and ''''1-'-' the civilian program will be mod- win Our duty is to see that libIHAIR ified accordingly erty of conscience and preservaWhen You Use This Amazing "Our purpose is not to supplant tion of our historic way of life is any existing authority and we are made certain determined not to create any huge Hands Over Gavel In ans simpt quick operation force of federal employes but on LOVALON will do oil of these 4 Im- Dr W W Hamilton of New the contrary to work with and hair for your " Orleans portant things established retiring president handed through agencies 1 Gives lustrous highlights C D assumed its new duties Neff president of Baylor univer0 2 Rinstrs 'away shampoo film after a turbulent year that all sity at Waco the convention's his3 Tints the hair as It rinses but threatened its survival Mayor toric gavels at the conclusion of 4 Helps keep hair neatly In place H LaGuardia of New his speech Morello net permanently dye Two Baptist laymen who are LovA)doits since has resigned as York long or bleachlt is a pure odorless hair rinse senate leaders were petitioned by of civilian the director protection In 12 Of went shades Try LOVALON division and Mrs Franklin D the convention to aid In the es' Roosevelt also has stepped out as tablishment of "a Christian peace director of civilian participation in accordance with the will of God" at the termination of World c '"'"7Aactivities ' k warlL igotr7 i "enu"4bY " They were Senator Tom ConDiesRetired Officer 1 s nkvpmg (D) Texas and Senator Walnally NORCO Cal May 20 UPI — ter F George (D) Georgia The William Pitt Scott 68 re- convention approved a resolution 1 Captain '' tired ' died at the Norco naval hos- offered by Dr Charles D Johnson a 11''''1 1'1 P t':-— 4 t J I j He lacked six of Baylor university Waco Texas pital Tuesday months of spending a quarter of pointing out that now is the time 1 a century on sea duty to begin preparing for such peace — Farm Grains May WASHINGTON May 20 control is next The war production board announced Wednesday it was - Christian Peace z 1912 May 21 IWPB Eyes Use 0 D T Prohibits Operation WPB Hints Added Bans Of Of Solitseeinu Buses Crops as On Milady's Glamor Aids Rubber Source sightseeing services' i morthanaction OCD Gets Job of Guarding Baptists Score ' akc 71ribunc 1 4 This Space Contributed By Utah Pcrvier & Light Co Reddy Kilowatt Power—the world's finest ilectric service—produced for you by American business men—is the kind of power that serves 9010 of the oration c ' ' ' Bussil 'Copyrigiatv Igt2 ds LaciAbe - a ' - 1 ' - ' --- - |
