Show - - Sports Local News Classified Ads Finance Radio Programs Page 5-n Section tibnil alt gzoir iijc B Buy a Bond to Build a Bomber "Bundles" for Berlin Are Waiting! I Salt Lake City Utah Sunday Morning November 22 1912 Page One 1:4 Crisp Stalks Will Add Zest to Feast 3 - 7k ' ' - P' ''''''' I ''' 1(1 ( lici 1' ' :' p''''' :: ' 4 lir - : - -- i : ' - - ''- ) ': - ' :'3: ''' Fik A 14:: a :r I i ' ''' :: c' '' : '?'i' sE:: : ' ':: 1 It - ::: :' - ''": 11 :i' — ::: ' ? ( if' :fr 4s 1 :!:tIii?:::'': 4' 4 : 1 ' 7 '' ' - - -- - — o : ' '' I1!!1!1 1 i: - : i' : '"-- - e I It i: 114:'-'- : :f i f I?u 1ijil 1?'51'1:i:i 1 It 1 it' itak 41‘ ' - fl!:::' '' r'" ''' 1'' g! - !' '? 4 ‘4 Steuart Young left and ' :' : ': 0 5'':':e ' 1: :''-'- f' 1 t 1 ' 1 -- ::' 7: ' :: -- ' :: :''-- Z ) Ittei' II '4)4 S E Buck prepare to ' :::::::: ' :' - 0 ' ''': '" ' 4 it ' ''Av66:7 rt A: t)f-- v ' '- 't 7 It : '':' !-- '' 4 '' ':'Ai' ' i- - ! '7 r2c '''''t'?'' -- 9' t ' - -f — :: r become effective November 22 Pays for Two Crimes But on October 19 a Third dis- r - I- -- ::::: :L:f:r ' : ''' ' ': ' ''77:i4-47- p‘- r 2(" - :: ''' ":5 ! :: :: ' 4zii-1:- Z I : :::::::::'7 'i:'1' I trict court order committing Facer conviction was received at the penitentiary So ::-- s sair ::)-- 1 1:::::::' 3":''')- f:: 1 ': ''4::-- - r''''i ' ' 'e 4 i'' r'' s:: : :' :' - - - on a bad check ' L --- -- ''' distant point of the United States for Thanksgiving dinner since October 19 he has bien doing time on both the forgery and check offenses And he didn't know whether the board would compel him to do more time for the latter conviction which apparently had been overlooked in the district court until word of Facer's parole was received The board denied eight parole applications among which was that of James Eugene Rouen 20 who shot Rosella May Hughes on March 10 on the city and county because she building grounds failed to keep a date with him A rehearing for former Mayor E B Erwin who had served eight months in the Salt Lake county jail for his part in a municipal vice conspiracy was voted by the board presided over by Secretary of State E E 141onsoA in the absence of Governor Herbert B Maw Attorney General Grover A Giles also was absent attending a water conference in Los Angeles IN'ite Needs Help Erwin's case will be reconsidered at the December 19 meeting Attorney Grant Macfarlane explaining that he had been requested to appear in the former mayor's behalf said that Mrs Erwin needed her husband's aid in the management of their business—a parking lot in Los Angeles Edward Everett Hoover now -: - l' f ' "- '' 1410"'7:$ i : - i: ' : :' t: :: ' : i -1 :: ' ' ' ?5:': ::: :2:a '1 "::::::'4 :: :::: ::::::::::::'::A ': :r ''' :: '' ' ' 1 '' F ' : ::- ) :' g: ' i - ' :' ' :: - ' i: : '' - ' ': r: ' :: 1': ' ' - ::' : ::: ' :':::- '' ''''- 1' : -: : ::': ": !I ': !k:''::::::':::: ' - : :' '' '' :: - 'e Producers Cite Costs Lack of Help as Cause ' :::::: s::e ' '"17t 'e 1 1::: - i f 1 :: i By O N Malmquist The butter shortage which has prompted the W P B to freeze one-hthe reserve stocks for government purchase is a two-wa- y squeeze so far as this area is concerned The demand because of lend-leaexports and a higher dommPtic purchasing power is soaring and at the same time production is slanted downward Princinal reasons forthe decline in prodnetion according to dairymen And creamery operators are lack of help and feed costs which are out of line with dairy product prioea creamery officiais Dairymen and a member of the state agricultural commission all agree i Saturday that the shortage was real in this area as well as the nation and would require substantial curtailment in civilian consumption It is not merely a butter shortage but a butter milk and cheese shortage as all these products directly affect each other I 4':f'?'''''s A'' 4'':i :4:t ' ?' 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' 1 'r f ‘ -- 1 0 ' ' Figure in Campaign to Raise War Funds Board Frees 14 From State Prison alf 4 i :i ::: - se ' ' 4 4 ' ' 1 '' : ': :— 1 - I ' rWkiiif-7&V- : ' i Tribune carrier of the "Buy a Bomber" campaign to raise $300000 to send aloft the "Flying 'lite" from purchases of Salt Lake war bonds Enthusiastic Tribune-Telegracarriers Saturday pledged themselves to sell 600 war bonds next week They can have their cake and eat it too Mrs Harold P Fabian right general chairman of Salt Lake Women's War Savings committee and Mrs Keith Browne member of the executive committee tell Gordon Nicholes left Telegram carrier and Dick Sales-Carrie- Coombs m New Restrictions Loom r Situation Alarming head of the Reed Stevens Brook lawn Creamery company T t described the situation as "very alarming" Merrill N Warnick of Utah county president of the 6 3 Utah Dairy federation reported that the milk supply had been far The consumer—that omnipotent person who pulls the purse short of demand for several weeks Widely-Sun- g with was faced some In American of Utah areas including economy—Saturday night strings Will Make Provo There is no formal rationthe handwriting on the wall ing but the consumers just can't Routes to is in the world and America is in the war fighting her buy what isn't available for sale War Christmas cards for desprevailing opinion seemed Aid Bond Selling Art estirnated 10000 gift cartons Herbert S Auerbach president i enemies and feeding her allies Rationing also is among those to The tinations within the United be that the supply situation and Auerbach of the -prmust be manager I of 1tan celery with three to' six accepted if would grow worse until the seaesent and States must be mailed by as a company and widely-know- n the pace of war is to be main-Plan- sonal upturn December 10 this year Postin production occurs Tribune Lake stalks in each carton were shipped Telegram Salt civic leader and art collector has tamed master I A Smoot said Sat— 330 strong— carrier-salesme- n and that it would beto all sections of the country durabout May a been member of elected the Is a companion of come much more serious next fall Coffee now whole urday Packages should be ing 'Utah Celery week which ended American Society of Composers Saturday pledgedto theirwomen on the nation's legal mailed even earlier he said of sugar unless something is done in the the hearted Saturday according' to S E Buck support Authors and Publishers climaxing Butter appears meantime servation list The postal service of the to stimulate production in the "Buy a Bond for chairman of the Utah Celery week Like g beSalt a career which destined for immediate restriction United States usually borof the picIndicative committee of the Salt Lake chama Bomber" 22 campaign with ago gan years publication as statesmen freeze existing sup- ture was a report production rows about 2500 trucks from a from Uintah Mrs of ber of commerce sponsors of the to the answer his In of appeal first song the army and other governplies in order to meet the needs basin plant that its supply had annual observance Harold P Fabian general chair- Membership in the society is of our fighting men and our ment agencies and rents anfrom a summer peak of Women's A last minute rush sent thouLake man of the Salt restricted to authors and composoffi- - dropped 10000 from lease other Tribobligations Rationing 19000 private The sands of stalks of the succulent committee daily to less than pounds ers whose works have been War pubSavings More than 25000 women were cials are rounding up figures on 8000 owners to handle the Christare not enthusiason Dairymen their carriers Utah putin pounds lished and way crop crisp public performed mas mail This year the their help in that area themselves to the working in industries in Utah on meat production a and consumption losing Mr only of Auerbach's t:ng the observance well over all songs pledged Many tically government agencies need propaganda cam- but the owners are liquidating have been widely sting not only in sale of 600 war bonds during the October 15 as compared with ap- - and conducting anticipated Total shipptrectives for their trucks and private rnflints'will not reach the 1941 recrationing of their herds and moving into depaign voluntary drive of the in America 15 week also and but final on 14000 Europe January proximately owmers are reluctant to let meat red Noon good fense industries Don E Kenny started which no of was and made several drive them The Australia ord h4'h but attempt These figures released Satur- And despite the protests of west- - member of the state agricultural somebody else wear out the 11 has resulted to date LD S in been have included to reach that mark Mr Buck exthe vember tires church hymn books In sale of approximately $100000 day by Ray R Adams executive era senators the plans to ration commission said that the same Increased use of celery plained Therefore will mailing of bonds The aid of the director of the department of em- - gasoline as a tire conservation condition exists to some degree on the home market because of worth of Number two to be done have at least Rerordingn to CP rricr - saxsman was new mtary installations did not are based upon measure appear slated for fulfill- over the entire state and Idaho weeks earlier than usual to the drive and )loyment securityfrom more than ment December 1 More than 200 songs for which new leave enough prime stalks to be impetus give :ia specill report Aided by one week of freeze In Crux of Shortage (Continued on Page 4 13) Mr Auerbach has composed both assure its success s7Upped in the large quantities at7000 the coffee market starting Satur- 5000 of state's the before Crux of the butter shortage is of employers and music words been the have Mrs Fabian appearing tained last year at midnight grocers Sunday course the milk supply a Because a day and of carriers of of the do not include mass thousands and number published goodly and deadline meeting Saturday Friday these have beer recorded and declared: "We can have our cake womea who are working for local will begin stocking this popular the return for market milk (in dates for shipping celery to reach and eat it too by buying bonds state and federal governments in commodity and disbursing it on a areas where it can be disposed widely sold Others particularly destinations before Thanksgiving imif v restricted basis 0 P A says there of that way) is higher than for his been have X religious songs for a bomber Not only does the normal operations or the many will crowded the shipping rooms of the 1be enough for everyone but butter or cheese a much larger bond to choruses the and war such vho are sung widely by keep get purchaser performing Railway Express agency In spite officials on ask householders to re- - percentage of the total supply is been have radio satisfaction have the will he as many but sung tasks renovating garments strict buying of the further complications of to actual require- - going into that channel The debroadcasts he the of and that rrichanmoney paid and doing Inspection knowing on page handling extra automobile tires ) (Continued 31r Auerbach's first published mand for market milk in this area the for it will go toward purchase ical work for the government at this parOld "I'm An Fashioned "The own bomber Just been sharply increased because has song Lake's of Salt are based Mr Adams' figures ticular time Mr Buck said shipGirl" identified him as a ballad of defense industries and military emUte" to sent a Flying upon John Peter Forakis questionnaire ments of the celery went forward Clark Grew former Joseph composer and his ballads still are concentrations Also more is movMrs Fabian concluded her re- - ployers covered by the employ-mark- s from Utah without a single delay Greek alien convicted by a federal the United States ambassador to Jamost of his them out of the immediate area composipopular meat ing The act e by second-degrecongratulating questionof murder tions "Down the Long Trail" his the security If delivery condTtions are favora- jury Mr Stevens pointed out that contribution in will their for Lake arrive Salt pan of asked number naire for the magnificent City ble at destination points Mr Buck of Dick Quiup a Ute Indian on most is at 7:22 because army regulations prevent to the war effort which has re- - !male and female workers in each recently published ballad m Uintah-Oura- y on a reservaUnited dep the Indian out Sunday will be all pointed celery among the best sellers on Mr Air Lines the quartermaster from purchassuited in the sale of more than establiinment on January 15 and livered on time despite unusual tion September 15 Saturday was Auerbach's list plane and will go im- two million war savings stamps on milk in bulk 3600 quarts of ing 15 October The regular quarsentenced to 15 years In a federal wartime conditions to to the Hotel Utah to milk must be shipped daily from the mediately them take up urging terly contribution report which by Federal Judge Till- Religious Songs With shipments penitentiary Lake be guest of honor at a buffet din- bomber drive with the same en- - employers Salt City to the Japanese to send the D man Johnson department The most popular of his ballads ner for growers will in Millard counreariy completed center their relocation marked has thusiasm that of will tres-Harvard a for The shooting occurred over I have the tang of the old west — employment security scrap ty He said that 1f that supply row have an opportunity to service university Preparations giant gradu to date efforts a segregation harvest in all counties of Utah henceforth the local markets for the Thanks- passing of livestock owned by For- - "When It's Midnight on the ateAll In cooperation with the carriers' of male and carry female workers Mr were nearing" completion Saturday could be purchasedcansin the Delta former Harvard men are in- effort akis and John and Dick Quiup On !Range" "Underneath the Utah women 's giving day trade But shipments the in behalf area in of the (there are date of the killing the slain moon" "I Am Waiting For You vited to attend Sunday nights campaign The Tribune and Tele- - Adams explained In this way the according' to executives of the no made early Monday still have a for facilities there packaging can event female of trend and state salvage committees may make reservations employment chanr-of reaching California Indian had gone to Forakis corral On the Colorado" "Rose of the It into quart containers) the sitwill print throughout the be noted every three gram secB months Wood L the hotel Brick to executive some by Ambassador home the of calling take 111 in "Cabin 4 the Clearing" Colltiline1 on Page Quiup Canyon" t would be repoints before Thanksgiving The reports received to date retary of the committee said eight uation in Salt Lake He Grew is expected to bring a mesC 0 it ii u eil cm Page 4 ri) horses who had strayed onto For- added that lieved considerably 15 on from October show James Bryant Conant there field men representing the farm the that sage skis' land and had been corralled would 'save apgovernment were 22024 women and 69850 implement companies have been An argument ensued at the corral prlesident of the university John per year in proximately $5000g M men in counto When in selected Wallace the circulate chairman of in court wiwking industry arrangegate and Forakis claimed the process all in are ments Mr of ties will cereand the be for master of the harvests reports arrange that he shot Dick in Adams expects the total number "Most of the salvage we will No Action Taken monies at the informal affair after he heard somebody fire three NVarvvick C Lamoreaux and J A of men and women employed to getin the future will come from Clean-U- p other shots John Quiup testified dairy industry according exceed 115000 Howell of Ogden are also on the the farms" Mr Wood said He to The that he fired three times at ForMr Stevens has made recomThe manufacturing field has explained that most other sources mendations committee of arrangements Notice that an effort will be Berioni the Beetle says he dig- akis from 265 yards away after to the IT S departSalt Lake County War Chest At noon Monday the United made to peg the public safety called for the greatest portion of of scrap metal have been thor- ment of agriculture Lk es being confused with beetles be thought his brother had been to relieve the workers rested on their laurels States diplomat to Tokyo at the The re- - oughly checked and that most of shot of the Japanese sort for 1943 near the million-doll- the new women workerswere so far no action has but budget shortage triumtheir show 9177 the from time these of the bombing of Pearl Harthat there other been taken on the recommendasalvage mark has been served upon ports "Who ever heard of a Japanese Judge Johnson sentenced Fred Saturday following pledging of more than $314- - bor and the outbreak of hostilities the city commission by Edwin G women in manufacturing trades sources is now in beetle being associated with a Zygfrht Walczynaski 32 to three phant tions rep- in the Pacific will address 500 Woolley Jr public safety building compared with less than 3000 on months in county jail for viola- 000 for the combined charities According to a plan being The proposal is that the butterreport 7" funds-raisin- g in resented the chest's counout 15 women worked 6216 The officials the leadSalt business Lake and civic by January "I've been told:" he continues tion of the Mann act He further content of certain creamery fat manager In a:nd re ty executives throughout the state products be reduced If this is ers at a luncheon in the Hotel the wholesale appeal Mr Woolley requested that the working that Ja panese weathermen no told the defendant not to take out For the regular chest organizat a h sponsored jointly by the commission and the city auditor tail trades on October 15 repre- will be urged to declare a holiday done Mr Stevens said enough onzer pretend to forecast the any woman under 30 years of age a day of South Salt Lake Kiwanis club and meet with him soon "in order that sent an increase of nearly 1000 from the "usual routine" and de- butterfat to greatly relieve or weather" Which reminded him The defendant reportedly said that tion howeverfor ita was clean-u- p final the January figure Nearly vote the entire day to the collec- overcome the butter shortage the beLake a Salt sentence chamber preparation was the Lake Salt the requested budget for the pub- - over that City's weatherman cause no woman will handicap Is of the few remaining counts not merce Admission will be of com700 women have entered the trans- tion of scrap conresbe lic f4afety department may admit she (Continued on Page by predicted little change in temperaa over 30 fully reported when the cainpaign ervation and all reservations have ddered item item and the needs portation field to bring that total ture Sunday by All others appearing before period ended Friday evening Dur- already been taken Reservation of the department further pre- to1607 as of October 15 Women "Nor do they release temperain construction totaled less than ture reports—like Salt Lake City Judge Johnson Saturday for sen- ing the next few days chest per- cards will be surrendered at the sented in all details" BUY "This request is made" he in- 100 in January and more than 600 maximum Saturday 40 degrees tence were dismissed or the cases sonnel will receive pledges from dining room door ' firms not reported in the formal H F Knickerbocker president formed continued to later dates minimum- 21 commissioners "in view of in Octoper although most of thiswas in clerical occupaof the Salt Lake chamber of corn-- 1 the The cash from all U S War Bonds sold through Tribune-Telegracampaign period "It appears the Japanese milup by the city auditor increase These pledges Executive Direc- merce will preside at Monday's of asetting of $886810 tions connected with the generaltentative itary meteorologists have been do- Pass Chest Quota budget carriers from November 23 up to and including tor Hugo B Anderson pointed out luncheon Ambassador Grew will' as compared with the department construction field A slight deing little since Doolittle Maybe 28 will be for the purchase of Salt November of the Students to are and assure needed was a crease full amount be introduced by Mr Lamoreaux request for a total of $999424" noted in the service college Guadalcanal is bothering them on Page of St own Lake FLYING all "THE (Continued UTE" for bomber He academy participating agencies City's Anyway—their forecasts always realized 210 per cent of also explained that if a surplus — teal I desTre to BOnd which is to be ear- the quota set for them by the should result this will be held " "Any purchase $ day now"' war board of the over chest next the and for thus FLYING UTE" Will you marked for "THE Margery Which Benoni says doesnt leave D appeal the bomber Muir of Rock Springs Wyo make the task in 1943 that much for beetles of any sort any room Tribune carrier gets see that Telegram please my MissinoTrand he dx-efor his rest in 'Weath- student body president said Sat- less difficult I will bond at— this sale for the credit In addition to collection of purchase a copy of urday er Lo7 efter w P2thfrman's report of templedges from working groups the Intermountain Wire ibune active solicitation of funds will be Officer Burbidge gave chase AMERICAN FORK Nov peratures from elsewhere in the Tangling with officers Is the continued throughout the week S A: the driver paid no Mack Groesbeck a sergeant in the (Bank or Bond Agen) that life fictional of version noting accepted This work under the chairmanheed to other stop signs and trafS army has radio of U the High Low corps tcame true In and it the army IR 48 ship of Harry A Robbins assisted been missing In action since Nofic semaphores as it sped eastSigned Albuquerothe N s i 78 56 Atlanta Ga by Chest Vice Chairman Wallace early Saturday for a Fort Dougward on Ninth South street vember 1 his mother Mrs Lue E Gr('-vE Beane be will Address 43 completed before las soldier—except that it was Groesbeck of American Fork was Chicago Ill Overtaking the soldier's automothe week's end Denver Colo 21 38 Salt Lake City 'S school popua Salt Lake police officer with bile the officer left his own car notified Saturday by the war de- Phone 44 31 lation totals 32978 Grand Jonrtion Colo to take down the license number pa rtment whom the soldier became en21 38 than in the school cen:413 of Utah Holds ta ngled Itinnespnik-S- t Since leaving here one year ago of the soldier's vehicle—but he Evader 9 1911 Dr L John Nuttall Jr 1pvi OrlearA had barely started when the solNOTE: You may mail this pledge to The Salt Las Joseph D Burbidge of the poSergeant Groesbeck had served as GI Nel 'York City 4g Allen Albert Hunter was being lice department records bureau and ash for your dier "floored" him with a right a radio operator on a Flying Fortor telephon th Circulation Department city schools superintendent re21 40 t)rclown was off shift and en route homeheld in Salt Lake county jail Satress in the Australian war area to the jaw ported Saturday- upon completo call for it carrir t 3R C'it 40 tion of the 1942 census The chase was resumed endiurday for removal to Tex a s ward early Saturday when his Friday his mother received a let4 k Snrinzw 13 30 of the total 16411 are boys where he is charged in a federal car which had a ng- a few minutes later with the ter from him aying he might stopped fpr SALT LAKE TRIBUNE AND TELEGRV4 1a Louif 50 and 16537 are girls The total Fort Douglas soldier in custody be home sooner than he had ex- complaint with failing to report stop sign at Ninth Soutk( and 21 SAlt LakP Airport 40 includes all students or children for induction September 14 in Eleventh East streets was sideof military authorities who are pected Saturday she received the CARRIER WAR BOND COUPON I between six and 18 years of age Shrittan yo Austin Texas a violation of the swiped by another car which the war departholding as a military secret the telegram from C 68 D 67 inclusive selective service act outcome of the incident ment failed to stop Ilashinglon ship a carton of prite Utah celery to some k Li Celery Givers Send 10000 Cartons Away Get Your Yule ASCAP Elects Cards Sent Before Dec S 11 L Composer song-writin- i I ndian's Slayer Gets II ear Term in Prison out-of-sta- Group Aids Bomber Drive For Food Consumers Canvas of ts c- ill) i une-Telegra- m Plane Brings i Grew to S L Employ on25000 Girls Board Reports ' l Tonight 14-B- Entire State Waits Big Scrap Drive te -- 10-gall- e I ( Weather Man SavsL'Same' self-defen- i Manager Pegs Safety Budget Chest Works On se ar - 14-B- 1 A BOND FOR A BOMBER - m r ear-mark- Mary-of-the-Wasat- ch 2-- s - Soldier Policeman Tangle Over Traffic—Both Lose Army Reports Utahn City's 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