| Show - w4y- 'The Born in '53 Saturday Morning WilIC Seeks Farm Labor For Metals Industry Woman S L of critical war materials which are proMrs Malls Barber Erb of 221 and smelters the war man power comEast Seventeenth South street will direct appeal to all persons to regliter celebrate birthher eighty-nint- h employment service for jobs in mines day at home Monday Born at Linden Mich DecemFull-tim- e 1 of ber 14 1853 Mrs Erb was the employment The appeal was especially di- line rected to farmers and agricultural 'mobile groups of experienced farm daughter of Alfred and EvamarShe was storkers whose harvest work has workers transported at govern- Snyder Barber to Moses Erb in Michigan in row ended J R Dick McCusker ment from one area to ried 1870 For many years her husof Denver Colo regional director anotherexpense as crops mature was a furniture manufacband of the W II C has said that unless 2 Relaxation of legal barriers turer at Grand idle agricultural workers will ac- which now restrict complete Rapids Mich Bemafore coming to 'Utah Mrs Erb was cept temporary mining employ- bIlity of labor between states ment during the winter months organist at a Methodist church 3 of Transfer experienced there and active in church organthere mal- - be an Acute lack of farm operators and workers now metals for the armed forces by on lands to 'produc- izations At the death of her husband apring tive areas of labor demand 15 IT years ago Mrs Erb moved to 4 of the Aid Farm Needs Expansion Lake City to be with her only Salt diplacement machinery for It was further announced by the farm of farm labor movement son Claude D Erb of 1897 Sevrection man power commiesion that plans and full scale mobilization of local enth East street are being made in collaboration groups uith the department of agriculture volunteer 5 workers through expert superviAdjustment of farm wages sion to provide labor for anticipated to bring income of farm worktraining and upgrading record farm production In 1943 ers morethe a communication to Joseph In line with into nearly These plans include a highly mo- those of industrial workers S Mayer Utah director of the bile army of experienced e said McCusker Mr 6 A farm labor training and U S E S farm workers aided by a corps of management program now being "Farm workers can be assured local volunteers to meet n the department of that if they accept other employdemands WMC Chairman developed by and the U S office of ment at this time they will be agriculture Paul V McNutt has announced aid to education farmers in mak- given an immediate release to reThe prog-raincludes these ing the most effective use of the turn to agriculture as soon as roiynts: fewer number of experienced spring arrives" sub-standa- peak-seaeo- m December 12 1912 13 Expert harts C ity Orders Purchase of Defense Units Postwar Purchase alert alarm auxiliary night unit state for the setting plant i troller Middle Course for city air raid warning center authorized state dared felt city rd full-tim- ?Album— aIthe Will Be 89 Next Monday Faced with shortage duced by western mines mission Friday issued a with the United States and smelters - I Bits Ida Ila Barber Erb birthReaches eighty-nint- h day Gets Project Contract The state road commission has awarded a "negotiated contract" to Carl E Nelson of Salt Lake City for reconstruction of 11 miles of 0 west of Knolls The U S 40-5- of an power and an civilian defense control the was by the A middle course between post- commission after Mayor Ab Jenwar depression and big expansion kins criticised the commission for to help meet accumulated demands refusing to approve the request for consumer goods was predicted several months ago for Utah Friday by John W Hyde Jenkins contended that member of the national resources theMajor alert Monday night proved planning board that in the event of an air raid Addressing members of the Salt the work at the control center Lake junior chamber of commerce would be seriously impaired if the at the Beau Brummel cafe Mr equipment were not available Hyde said Utah is in a favored The commission also authorized position to meet whatever situa- Chief of Police Reed E Vetter li to tion develops to add three third-grad- e "The median per capita annual his force to replace patrolmen three police income in Utah" he said "is $725 members who have which is the seventh highest of any department time in civilian entire their spent median state in the nation The for the past six work defense income in Salt Lake City $1000 is months tar higher than for the average The chief said Detective L F city in the country Utah also has Wire Sergeant F C Sanford and shown ability to recover quickly Sergeant L C Crowther from past economic depressions" Detective been have engaged in defense work He said Utah will play an imThird-grad- e patrolexclusively in not industrial men to only portant part them on the force replace affairs after the war but will fill will be paid $155 per month a big role as a recreational area Fire Chief baVere for rehabilitation of injured sol- M Meanwhile on record Friwas Hanson diers to more and as opposed day being A continuous planning program air raid sirens in the city is needed to avoid economic waste louder and blamed raucous radios as being In future developments he said a principal reason why so many amount of the contract is 320- - Salt Lakers have complained they didn't hear the sirens shriek out a 407 r- ' I 1 night rP Csi 7 The fire chief who assumed re- sponsibility up of the sirens de- he the 10 sirens in the city's possession are sufficientt Chief Hanson stated all 10 sirens went off Monday night during the surprise red alert test an alarm caused when signals were crossed with Portland Ore officials Aft41 i mits DEPOT - : ' 21st SOUTH AT STATE Gallon of MILTS Pasteurizct136c Cream Rationed 19 B F qt 45 o Gallon of Buttermilk 25e Cheese lb Cottage Special 13: Open every day of the week9 a m to 9 p m --1 '44k r i red Monday con- Clem S Schramm of defense for Utah has declared the organization is recommending that a request be made to army authorities allowing siren tests in Salt Lake City in view of flaws uncovered in the civilian defense system Monday 1L I '::::::iii:: ::': :'-': ' ii :14:w0i:iW tc:4:!:- k' t ey::::z - :! i! ::ix:::?:::::ii:::i:Ab-xe-4w4-y0044e- - t:i::44x -- : 44: Ic:::ft Ix:nk4::::-:w 1::—-- ::: ?' f : 4 - 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