| Show ' Salt £akc Tribune IColorado Hits IWP B Moves ILuinber J'ritluy Morning TI)c May 22 PM2 Nov Process Laiulon Asks New Freezing Order Perils System At Speeding To Put Limit Housing in Defense Areas Turns Out To Relieve Oil Shortage With Tire Ban On Inventories Rubber Gas Drivers Must Slick Heavy Purchasing WASHINGTON May 21 (INS) government's multimillion-dolla- r defense housing program designed' to provide homes for R0OOO0 persons is virtually being "wrecked" It became known Thursday by a recent wsr production board order freezing sales and deliveries of construction lumber The order issued a week ago froze for a period of 60 days all sales and deliveries by large producers of lumber except to meet the requirements of the army navy and maritime commission since that date W V H housing oftii-iulhave received urgent telegrams from at least 90 cities — The WASHINGTON May 21 CT)— Senator Brewster (R) Maine made public Thursday a letter from Alf M Landon in which the 1936 Republican presidential nominee expressed the opinion that the gasoline shortage on the eastern seaboard could be greatly relieved by a more efficient use of Both Materials Qui Be Made At Same Time NEW YORK ma-teri- al for synthetic rubber and improved quality of aviation paaolme can be produced simultaneously from petroleum was Thursday by V S Parish president of the Standard Oil company (New Jersey) The nfw method worked out by cientintn of the Standard Oil Development company a subsidiary technical organization will sbe made available to other oil under ths system of patent licenses now being used Farish tn ed DENVER May 21 (INS) — New automobile tires will be banned to Colorado speeders In the future under plans announced Thursday The Colorado speed limit is 60 miles per hour but drivers travellimit recoming over the mended by President Roosevelt also will be classified as speeders Captain S C Becker of the state highway patrol said all highway patrolmen would be instructed to send in the names of persons These charged with speeding names in turn will be forwarded to local rationing boards All local police officials also will be asked to follow the same procedure conserve rubber" Landon said in his letter that "fuel cil and gasoline shortage in the eastern states could be greatly relieved if all the available tank cars were concentrated on a 'shuttle' service east of Chicago which is the nearest point of available and ample supplies to the eastern market" one-ha- lf under construction for turnout butadiene a synthetic rub- re-- ing ber raw material Speedy Results estimate that the new method will speed up the war program for production of synthetic rubber from plants already under way and will provide the nation with an increased potential capacity of raw material for more than 400000 tons of "buna S" rubber and 240000 tons of butyl rubber a Farish said year" "This is a new thing with us a development agreed on in the last two weeks" he added "and we think it's important enough to get excited about" Farish said the new process would e applied at a Standard Oil aviation gib plant now being built in the sou£fr The plant is scheduled to start turning out butadiene at the rate rf 13000 to 17000 tons a year Outline Set-U- p Robert P Russell vice president rtf the development company said th process could be used in any gasoline plant that operates on the fluid catalytic or aikalation principle with only minor changes in equipment fn - 100-octa- ne RED-- — ITCHY— SCALY mm Effective Home Treatment Promptly Relieves Torture! 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All drug torea Only 35 suc--ress- 7 TRl ft House Studies AVindow uirvev Urges Nation-Wid- e Pay Tax Deduction Gas Rationing (Continued from Page One) pendents Employers would have to take taxes out of payrolls at regular pay periods and remit the taxes to the treasury not less than four times a year Paul estimated that In a full " year of operation the treasury would take in $2500000000 by this method but the total indi vidual income tax' bill would be at least double that amount Paul said that with taxes getting as heavy as those now being considered by the committee to finance the war it was difficult to expect everyone to save up over a year's time the money he would need to pay taxes "The burden on the taxpayer" he said "would be considerably lightened if the tax were taken from his income week by week or month as he receives month by ' it no method of paying "While taxes can make them painless collection at source is the most nearly painless of any method because the tax is paid in email amounts before the taxpayer receives his income and spend3 it" WASHINGTON May 21 '(JP) — The treasury's monthly tax payment plan would mean a deduction from the pay of an unmarried army private — if congress raises the pay to $50 a month as has been voted by the house The monthly exemption for single men would be $46 so a $50 pay scale would leave a oldier with $4 a month income subject to the 10 per cent deduction Forty cents would be taken from each month's pay check (Continued from Page One) converted to make alcohol for munitions and synthetic rubber Jones said WPB officials soon would announce a plan for using all idle whisky stills and stills which formerly made industrial alcohol from molasses Workers Need Transport A vast majority of workers in Michigan and the Los Angeles metropolitan area depend soleiy on their automobiles for transportation to and from their jobs the Brookings institution 'stated The report observed that 635000 out of 850000 in Michigan and California depended on their cars to get to work and added: "The magnitude of this dependence makes apparent how closely the worker's car is woven into the industrial fabric of the state" The institution said its survey 4 disclosed that 75 per cent of workers in 749 plants went to their jobs in automobiles An abrupt critical situation reflected in almost every other important production center had developed in the Los Angeles area the institution stated Depend on Autos "The workers at some plants in this area" it added "are almost entirely dependent upon automobiles For example about 92 per cent of the 50000 workers em ployed at a California aircraft company reach the plant by autoy mobile The average trip is 108 miles Buses and street cars carry only 34 percent of the total number of workers" rs wage-earne- one-wa- Brand new quality pieces: living room group waterfall bedroom set modern dining room ivory finished breakfast set bed-div- an - 1 1 I r: "'' V- i 4-1 li'l n LA r 1 L ti ±1LJ cm hiWi 3 - - m m 3f ! -- it -- 1 r Ev&uurfwie fox Ualim Quality SeWtce loni the tea all r i ' 104 Cup 1 i — fi Indestructible — Special! y 1 (til QQ tplmtiZJ I 1 v JLUU 1 "Wearite" brand cut and fast color 8 to 14V2 I I CANVAS li "ur"': n M k llxl8-inc- R9- - 15c m m 11 pair C u J Now'i the time to oat rne fixings you need b - UP) —E e- If you ruffer from rheumatic ar thritis or neurttia pain try thLs slmpl inexpensive noma recipe that thouare sands using Get a package of two-we- compound a aupply today Ml It with a quart of water add the Juice of 4 lemons It's easy No trouble at all ana pleasant You need only three tablespoonfuls two times a Often within 48 hours — someflay times overnight— splendid results are obtained If the nalna do not cuilclclv leave and If you do not feel better x return the empty package and will rou voi nothing to try as It U sold by your dnmgint under an abso x lute money-bac(tuaraotee ku-£- x ek k Compound Ru-C- druR stores everywhere ixcvtniumtiu rm ftagvar I5t I - Wastebasket For dress and play ah colors Strong ty 1 § QQe UJ 39! 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Radio onH rj fee tables Have all kinds! mmm - i i v surface 36x72" a Ttf US Stamps i' I' iii J'1 ' ' to 14 A 1 AW iWWv W T GRANT CO Solid Maple 121 back- - d m ss-s-1 w"ulU- uDlclclea Gins' Tubfoff V 98 X i - I Slack if gularly 2981 All wool nap in rich Ru-E- L 1 wbiiti & 39f Reg long-distan- ! i said s t tional llonxlng Administrator John lUtiiidl'oid Jr on the critical problem nit Id that remrdint action would be taken quickly as posto the nation throughout attesting sible the crushing blow which the order "Something has to be done" had dealt defense housing Knowlson said "Obviously you In 15 cities defense housing con- can't stop defense housing There struction was reported stopped is no use building war plants within 36 others the situation whs out providing housing nccommmU-tion- s as critical and n shutdown for the thousands of workers was expected soon while only 11 required to man them" ceivters reported that they could "Offense (rousing is now continue work for an unspecified to a complete stop" one coming official time said despite the stock of some The order was put through at 7000000000 board feet of lumber the request of the army officials in retail yards which was not afsaid which demanded all producfected by terms of the W P B tion for the next 60 days to meet freeze order It was explained that much of requirements for its expanding program of milltnry ramp uiul this stockpile of lumber consists of unbalanced" types unsuitabla cantonment construction i J S Knowlnon chief of the if IX cross-examin- 11 "preventing others from obtaining merchandise in sufficient quantities to supply the needs of the communities they serve" the WPB Aeeount of Gas Saving Device WTGHflWT & CO Arouses Court DETROIT May Baker was testifying in a federal court case Thursday involving alleged patent infringement when he strayed to his experimental work in Indianapolis "I've perfected a method by which you can get 50 miles to the gallon with heavy cars" he said casually Everybody jumped up at his remark The trial stopped "You mean that you've got a gadget that will gives me 50 miles to the gallon cf gas during this rationing?" the attorney for the plaintiff "Do you mean" butted in the attorney for the defense "that inn Philadelphia I can make my three-galloration take me 150 miles?" Baker nodded agreement Federal Judge Arthur F Lederle took up the questioning "Is this contrivance going to be available to the public?" "It will be available to the public shortly" Baker responded The trial forgotten attorneys Set about systematic questioning and learned that Baker known to generationos of racing fans as "Cannontall Eaker" recently had perfected his device for mileage after years of research WASHINGTON May 21 UP— President Roosevelt sent to the senate Thursday the nomination of Ernest K Kai of Hawaii to be judge of the Fifth circuit court of the territory succeeding Charrlck H Buck and cf M F Hammond of Texas who is United States marshal for the southern district of the state far another term Take 50 Weeks to Pay taking steps to limit the volume of all types of merchandise which nitty be held in Inventory by retailers and wholeiialers Heavy buying by some firms is Forthcoming regulations will specifically curb inventories of all types of merchandise in a way designed to assure that quantities on hand are reasonable and that equiNEW YORK May 21 (INS)— table distribution among dealers is Lovers may not know the differ- provided for"was viewed in aome The action ence between June and January as a preliminary to greatquarters but motorists Saturday were ly increased rationing of consumer warned that their tires do goods Pointing out that the average road surface in summer was 20 FIND OUT BY to 30 per cent hotter than the OTARION'S Rubatmospheric temperature the NSW PLAN association ber Manufacturers' - f recommended inflation pressures be increased two pounds over the usual figures With the average tire wearing out twice as fast in July as in suggests January the association OF SALT LAKE I minimums of 28 pounds pressure OTARION I J T J III 32 for four-pl- y and pounds — — casing y for ' ' casing 434-68- 21 SAVE $50 WASHINGTON May 21 (T— ine war production board "announced Thursday night it was 40-ml- le com-pani- ei Said He estimated it would Increase to three times fcy two and the potential capacity of plants By Some Firms Causes Shortages 40-Mil- transportation facilities "It's not a case of bellyaching over gasoline and fuel oil shortage" Landon and oil man himself wrote "It is a question of whether gasoline and fuel oil rationing in the eastern states is unnecessarily drastic "It is a question of whether we are wisely handling our present transportation facilities I don't believe we are" Filing the letter for the Congressional Record Brewster added his own comment that "gasoline rationing throughout the country is going to be'essential in order to May 21 (T— A rew process by which the raw e To Limit To Obtain Huhhrr tWTD 241 South Main E V I i ' i i i x r vi iir itHS Tjiy 'frq 241 So Main |
