Show tTrf77' I 16 Monday Morning tric Eousing Eirector 7iarns Foods on 'Elack' Rent Violators AMA Trims fresh plums fresh peaches and oranges have been removed from the blue food stamp food list for September J Worth Gutke area supervisor for the agricultural marketing administration announced Sunday "With butterfat prices relatively Isatisfactory to producers during August it appears that the price support supplied by the stamp plan will not be -necessary in September" he saidThe complete list of blue stamp foods available to families receiving public assistance is as follows for the month of September: Corn meal shell eggs dry onions dry edible beans hominy (corn) grits fresh pears fresh apples wheat flour and whole wheat (graham) flour enriched wheat flour and fresh vegetables including potatoes Although farmers are achieving record breaking food production goals this year there still are 10000000 persons in families as of June 1942 who are dependent on public assistance and whose food are still from 5 to 7 expenditures cents per person per meal Mr Gutke said I 1 or- I er: -o- re—ri-ts:- I violator of federal 0 P A rent cell- - ings As a means of 'encouraging co-operation in the government's at- tempt Mr Johnson said Sundaythat he has instructed homes re giatration officials of the defense council to remove from files the names of housing units of all who have failed to corn- - t ' ply with registration instructions The order is effective September 10 four days before the registra tion period ends To Forfeit Aid Mr Johnson said he also has instrticted personnel of the homes registration center at 315 South Main street that any applicant' for housing who has offered or paid more than the ceiling price allowable for a particular unit swill no longer receive the assistance of the bureau - "It almost unbelieveable" said Mr Johnson "that so few landlords Iave complied with the law to datre The rental authority is set up for the protection of lardlords and tenants alike and if they choose to ignore the law we 0"- is -- :- —Finn - — 1 7 4 12 Aodt INN ly Knew Taxicab Crash Injures Rider 1 in winning his wings will become a captain in the air corps He came to Salt Lake in July 1940 and has served as assistant district recruiting and induction officer and commander of the traveling examining and induction board which makes periodic trips to Boise and Pocatello Idaho —women and men— and we pay excellent salaries Apply today! 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A N rit5Apir T‘ 7 THiEve O WHO'D BEEN IN OUR ' ICTORY - 7-- -- 'THE SOLDIERS MARCHIt HIM UP THE HILL BETWEEN r'" - 60t - L Usually we think of a water pipe as being made of iron or some other metal but there are wooden pipes to this day Some tanneries have wooden pipes with bored holes Most modern wooden pipes are not made by boring holes but by fitting pieces of wood together so they will form pipes The wood is in long narrow strips called "staves" The staves are cut from high grades of white pine cypress redwood and Douglas fir Most often they are about two inches thick but for very large pipes (up to four feet in diameter) they may be three inches thick Steel bands are wound around the staves to hold them firmly together Then the pipe is covered with asphalt or some other coating Wooden pipes of that kind do not rust inside and they are not likely to rot if a good water pressure is kept up They may give good service for from 30 to 50 years "Submarine Warfare" is the title of a new picture leaflet It Contains 10 pictures by Frank C rape and several hundred words of text by Uncle Ray To obtain a copy send a stamped envelope to Uncle Ray In care of The Salt Lake Trib- in modern times! Wooden pipes however are probably older than those of lead They were made by boring holes through short logs The ends of the logs were cut so they would fit together Many modern cities had wood en pipes in their first water systems London New York and Boston are among the cities 1 Collings Wooden Water Pipes Date Back to Ancient Times drink than that from a river or lake Later came wells and water systems People learned to make things from metal and in some places they used metal pipes to lead water to homes in towns and cities The inventors of the first water pipes have not left a record of their work Yet we know there were such pipes more nitric 2000 years ago The Romans had them some being of wood others of metal In the city of Rome lead pipes were used to carry water into the houses of the richer citizens Often the names of the owners were marked on the lead We are able to tell where some famous Romans lived thanks to the names on lead pipes dug up Well she ccrold drive a car She knew the city pretty well She heard there was a shortage of rnen cab drivers—and suddenly she realized that she could do that And why not So now she and 51 other women with the same ideas are working for us—driving cabs on the daytime shift—helping provide vital transportation toservice in a busy speed up the city—helping wheels of industry at a time so hen much depends on saving time! - Clifford North Sixth West street was in Salt Lake general hospital early Monday suffering a possible skull fracture after the taxicab in whi-c- h he was riding collided with another automobile at the corner of First South and Third East streets Sunday at 11:30 p m Leo Floyd Argyle 20 of Bountiful driver of the second machine him with failure to yield the right him with falure to yield the right of --way police said He suffered only minor injuries Driver of the taxicab in which Mr Collings was riding tvasNewell J Cooper 22 of 238 West Third South street 70 A LOT SAYNIC OLD 114E L S L By Uncle Ray Back in age people did not have water pipes If wanted a drink they went they to a spring or to a lake or river Those who were smart chose a spring whenever possible spring water is more likely to be fit to We need more drivers PHONE Captain Seeks Army Wings TEE' S TIE 0 4 -' A MORE womon—ond ds ShowLng a yen for flying Captain Willis J Taylor of the field vitorwalling1 artillery who for the past two years has been attached to the Utah recruiting division Sunday 4 ?°Atl' was in Santa Ana Cal where he 'I' will enter flying school The captain will retain his present commission and if successful " She the law is enforced" Guarantees Required After September 10 every landlord registering a housing unit for rent or sale must guarantee that the unit has previously been registered with the rent ceilings-directo- r Each rester before accept-landloring a unit offered through the registration office must guarantee that hewi11 pay no more than the posted ceiling rental Responsibility for enforcement of rent ceilings now is that of the area rental director not the defense council Mr Johnson emphasized The state agency however will continue its interest presentAng the cases of landlords who feel the units they offer justify higher rents than were received prior to March 1 and the cases of renters who oppose rent increases zribtlne 11ce G A S Surplus List Butter t rimainoot -- Landlords who fail to comply with registration regulations of the 0 P A and renters who pay "black market" premium rentals must answer to the housing division of the Utah council of defense Lawrence A Johnson housing director declared Sunday way pos- He said the housing division 18 will cooperate in every A state P 0 WTRI-ti-f prepared to institute correction measures" against either type of other agencies in seeing to it that 3-ni- 77Z'077437--4 wlimmep ARE A R IZONA - MOVIN |