Show '1—:---::-- - !r- :L---::- : - ' - - - - - - - - - i - ' : Trhe (Salt Tuesday Morning - Kaiser Yards Now Provide 10 Ships Weekly to U S - Career Ends e s 4 tc21 ereevmorTyworpmgmtgmttr---m---- r rtl ''''''''"1 Methods Hold Promise for Still Higher Construction Pace i r id '1111 1"'111 ag PA - sick Cusrantes ere suffering from th lf raIns orof arthritis rhumats'atble tAr aciatica nurItts 010 today and buy & tube of Tyarnol at any store Apply tilts delightdrug god f11 abecrbent to th part that hurt nd watch results tou tiould pee a dliterencs after the very first ape setts- Should 'rytiroot fan to footkna by reliving th give torturing galas ile)renoas or stiffness in MISS- c4es or ligament& lust return empty tuba arid tha manufacturer will refun4 your gooney Tom win End Tysmot pIeasantiv Efirtmtivit among preparations of t its cdass Guarantssd to be free namotten 8°41 and dopeby Lza2 ng druggists veirywhera- Ora hand IlVaIrreets and Owl &Lore& vots 1 1i 110:- - r r IN THE PARATROOPS they say: UMBRELLA" for parachute ' - 1 1 I THE SILK" for jumping HIT "WHIPPILIG SILK" for shaking 'chute to remove dirt and air pockets t i - -- " - k -i J I4 61 LI 3 : - i: ) i A : " Me77anine - ét t r Fashioned I c N ( "3 p: rat rt r74': i'''' ‘' :'s ( i a 4' t r -- -1 t - U - I - ' ! c f to I' U at1 t 4 - — 4 i I Al ' t ' 4 1 i ' : iob4 7: -- ::- : '' ild' rzlantkire ray rev LI lie y I ti i ' II -- L i ' s dia lif ks'‘'' 1 B lit FA- aat comfy percale with grip ner wMatband Man tailored styles A I real Christmas value lit Floor last &Mad r- S CCLI e )) N 16i)rill ' -: - '' ? 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Ride Up! °Double Fabric Top I eat X °Won't i I $:3 ' - 7-- it 0 1 Tested 1 roJP t" — A good - t " 0 13 1 4 717 Li - i u u Ji7t1 1 asmowommdi - SEARS HAVE POSTED OR MARKED CEILING PRICES IN COMPLIANCE WITH GOVERNMENT Prices Quoted Do Not larluds 2 State Sales Tax DIAL kr" 4 ) 9 w I tr Ifi 1 - I ' 3 '010""r-'l- 11 I j ILTI 0 lit f ti i Go )1) t " II I kft ' : t heart-stealIn- tist:-- (6'' 'C": I :- A ---- - v ' - it i f - - -- e J71 nJ n t:77 hironcine A 1 A I )olps Caarmode lp lirs '146 41 IDa 4 "IA 1 adjustable waistband superb tailoring Beal lux ary togs for sleep ing or loafing Lye aatebing colors in wine and blue C' I 4 jamaretts 20 I ( 1 Floor jr: g and HonI than ever are the brand-neII eysuckles just arrived For young I El ladles 3 to 61i there's an array of 1 LJ personalized styles— rt cunning rt some gaily nautical or military—in finest quality broadcloth and prints More angelic I 0? 16""7t 1J8 ll 1 ‘4- Cl tit ita s -- - alksiit'k111140111401 1 rg-- --- w- - Jamarettes on voa - - ' vrf ' '' f - A ' ' ' II t f LI ftj - f Warm o z ! 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Lloyd Purple Hose (7--c::: ic Full ' ' s t Jamarettes ‘114: t e I i 1 tAisses' Satin I 1 I rt rt rt k 00 ‘) ti 'I ) t - 7 F "' I "s) 4 rat i j Pair Full fashioned high twist threads sheer looking" Makes rayon fabrics look as sheer as silk A wonder vaine — i! 1 : 1 gwns -- t 61 ) i i11 s " t 410 10 1 1 ir"--‘ ic----- -7 t - 1 4174' 4'1 sri rt rt rAf rt rat rt el ' - I - t I I — rt r I A - A 1 lit neat ' 41 ' 0" iei11kw- ' T1 1 - --If - 03 I Women's -- t - 14: 4 - re- 4CAl 14 C ' : -- f -- Mezzanine (9 ta t s se neNclocelOrelooaknindg!ovweellyi- CeV ' 1 -- - ealgsptsee isti ' - 0 E -- idiCrIllara PCO5:1111Ple ? Mezzanine tit I ' ( Pc t I ' - 1 90 H '''''-- ' v “-?- ' A'fes -- orrrr:i 4 :- '''''i ' able ‘ - 1 '11 - : blue colors "4 -:":274 ' Infants' all wool imeater sets in cute styles Sweater Labeled cap and bootees for wool content Pink or 1 ' : :: ' i : 4 p 4' :: - I 1i ' -- -4 - S I' Ix 1 M '7 Fine Sheer Rayons r:-- - ") 'I 1---- ':'- - ' 01"Ctlin tAt 1 - --1 ii- I'l 1 404' f Li ' Alt -- c I " ' 4:t-- 4L ''' ' 3-- 0 r z 171 - ' t a40--q'" has a separate snap front jacket with attached rayon lined drawstring hood Snap closing alpooveLa are neatly bound with a long zipper is neatly ribbon bound Warm heavyvveight cot- ton blanket cloth Wash- - 4!' rt - I 2 i 1' Cl ""1 t' U 60 ' lua ostzt::-- $'41' A17(me : ‘ e0 0 at I - N - te- ed Extra warm because it 4 ) 4 )4' A -s' O li- - 4 1 t1 i - 4'''''' i - 1 i k 1k--- i: 111o' t r t vor -- - 0i - 0- ' i ''''' - 4 E7) 71210VC:3gg tio t-'- ititi iii ' to '"' ( r''''"''' - ' 7 i 4A0'' :ri f4 rrn 1411"'" 1 : I s f i cN- I S'4 -- ' Jacket 0 : ' i r T rI i ' - 1- ::41 S 1341's:z- Separate ri 4u 14 11 - dr- - -! 9-:-:--- N 17:0d' 0A - - ) - — f :' s I 1-- - rf al I : ' ' ' ' '' - Infants' t Sweater Sets N - t 0 With - k - I 1 ---:-- tit t 7''- - t t 13 -- - - - sri 2: o 4" 4 ob:-'-- f' 3415( ) sk':5: 1 '7 - Baby Bunting V r (UP)--T- he 1- 7-1 - Ir -t '1:r z it tit ' okyrT:1-'—- -- A Mezzanine II C::: 4 te- - MISZAD1110 e vs - r CoAie4 i 6 trt - with men in the service FIRST IN THE SERVICE— The favorite cigarette with men in the Army Navy Marines and Coast Guard is Camel (Based on actual sales records in Post Exchanges and Canteens) and $ F' ' Inluld: Z 4 - - Dec Sizes Washable ri rt rt R- - 5'y te '' delightful patterns t1 ties CAMELS ARE FIRST WITH ME ON EVERY COUNT THEY'RE MILD—AND "CAMEL" for the favorite cigarette iable ' trecmttosai:ohld"11 Jws '' Jo - P"---- In size In pink blue Wash or IZ:!11' (t iltatra thick hoary cotton c hentile robe In ke rA: 71' -:' s A i inches if Colors -4 46 1 mornings Mezzanine 0 New Ship'ment le Married Twice He was first Wife Laura died in 1924 They had three children Dr Philip Work of Denver Mrs Dorcus Bisset of Washington D C and Robert V H Work who died in 1935 In 1933 Dr Work married Mrs Ethel Reed Gan° widow of a Denver merchant Ne on these thill:t i - 4' rt If ' crib Isti V-- - OF RICH FLAVOR 5:: 41:' 1 r ' - s Beautiful blankets $1441Z rsi': : p Medico-Psychologic- 440t0 ckern b robes with bunny tririm lr:Itt- nice and Warm er'ina t1 l - - -- ) :1 ' - 7777:77 11641 f T) at St Joseph's hospital Active In G P 1 Dr Work whose favorite diversion was to keep busy long had been active in the Republican party He served as postmaster general in the cabinet of President Harding and was secretary of the Interior from 1923 until 1928 under President Coolidge When he became interior secretary the story is toldto that one of remove all his first orders was clocks from offices in the department expressing contempt for "clock watchers" The other side of his make-u- p was the warm cordiality with which he won and kept friends tt Practiced In Greeley A native of Marion Center Pa Dr Work came to Colorado shortly after his graduation from the University of Pennsylvania in 1885 as a doctor of medicine He practiced in the northern Colorado farming communities of Greeley and Fort Lupton and later founded the Woodcroft Hospital for Mental and Nervous Diseases at Pueblo Dr Work was a former president of the American Medical associaI tion and the American r t:: Childrens r Chenille Elobesf6‘:---- W Ohio biniut:nts 4 - - 1 DENVER Dec 14 UM—Dr Hubert Work a tireless physician in the younger days of the went and a former United States postmaster general and secretary of the interior died Monday He was 82 A heart attack suffered a week ago at his suburban Denver home caused his death at 12:55 p m z - t 1 I 39 an ( !:efl'er:rrit: — Death Claims Member of Two Cabinets CINCINNATI ' c ministrations 416- e---!- A Was cabDr Hubert Work inet member under two ad- society -- t1 I i -' werz 4- xf -- -- f1 !::-'- -- - I r f fit' 4 t i - ''' s 4 - Fi459 -- I - THEY HAVE PLENTY II I t i ' r k t A!' - I 1 t I I lie i 1 rreaucras i II ''' f 00 a (cc 0Yel An A J3? e'll : Esmond Crib Blanket Infants' Deacon n or glue Robe Sets 1 t ! country is not ready (Ft) New York Monday resigned i from the e‘i - committee MI! for- for the "freezing" of labor to jobs 1 eign affairs in order to devote his President William Green of the I entire time In the new congress American Federation of Labor said "as a member of the committee Monday on rules to the restoration of "There iis still a pool of workers rérresentative and congressional available for war plants" Green La the 'United told the Catholic Conference on "an:elieve this (last States" month's Industrial Problems "The reelection results) to be a direct sources of woman power have Once mandate from the American peo- hardly been touched i who are exasperated at hav- substandard conditions are corple ing their daily lives regimented by ' rected I am sure that labor will executive orders and regulations go along with a freezing policy" The war man power commission and emanating governmental agencies without au- he said should first ascertain that t4pr1ty of law and often In defi- wages and working conditions ance of congress and constitution" were not substandard before issuFish said ing local freezing orders 1 ' 1 ''''''' ‘:te)::14-:s11::- r n 14 (UP) Hamilton Fish WASHINGTON' Try Tyrnol en This hionyo I - ' - 1 Rep Fish Maps Green Opposes I S Session Work Labor Freeze a - - ' ' " 41 )1 - 1tii-- 7 e r- - -- - "eour- s -I-- VVint R1140 PTOM '" - 015 Leade- matters" cj 4 -- 4"111"614"4""Iraii4q111"1Z-Zti- i - 7- - " tr f 0: 4r 0!of t A t 0t4'leI MO" '744 It rf 4 1 1 t-- keel-layin- 1 10- fi keel-layin- ' I 1942 w24 -- 0: i 4644 irf Disavows '14 Race Talk ' ?el 91 Lo 7 rTj By North American Newspaper Alliance PORTLAND Ore Dec 14—Henry J Kaiser's seven Pacific toast shipyards now are delh:ering an average of 10 steel ships a week to Uncle Sam and hold promise of bettering that record as they go along largely because their production line assembly ethods have been developed to new heights Prefabrication of ships was not r ew to American shipbuilders require large acreages of working when they were called upon to turn where large crews of speout ships faster than ever before space cialized craftsman can ply their for these methods were used dur- trades and where large lifting deing the first world war and to a vices can hoist heavy steel sections Lmited extent between the wars about but the western darn builder carries it a little farther than others Speed Becom Keynote Mr Kaisers assembly methods This method of doing things in a big way made it possible for Kaisers Oregon Shipbuilding corin Portland to launch a poration 10500-to- n Liberty steamer only 10 days after its keel was laid Two months later the same general principle of operations was applied to the erection and launching of a similar ship at Kaiser's Permanente Metals corporation plant No Cal only 414 days WASHINGTON Dec 14 11P1- -- 2 Richmond g Then a third Fenator Arthur of after Kaiser yard located at Vancouver Nlich!gan said Monday that he Wash plumped a 3500-to- n vessel would not be a candidate for the into the Columbia river less than g days after its Republican presidential nomination three Were These record ships special in 1944 as he was in 1940 and erected speedily to bolster 1936 and that he expected the next Jobs morale among shipbuilding crews nominee to be chosen from "new and war-bon- d buyers But routine timber which is richly available" construction in the Kaiser yards Senator Robert A Taft Ohio's also is exceedingly fast — three favorite on in 1940 similarly has yards building Liberty ships reserved notice that he does not quiring an average of 32 days on want the nomination two years the ways and 11 days at outfitting docks for 31 vessels delivered to hence the United States maritime comSends Letter mission during November The Oregon yard took an early in a letter to Jay G Hayden Washington correspondent for the lead among the nation's emergency News Vandenberg wrote: shipbuilders and still holds it setDetroit -In your syndicated column of ting the pace for producing the December 9 you are kind enough most tonnage from a given numto say that 1 'might become a for ber of ways Duripg November ?ridable candidate (for the Repub-- this plant delivered 13 Liberty can presidential nomination in ships from 11 ways an average of l 2944) by announcing myself a full 118 ships per way candidate' fledged -I want to take advantage of Ready for Cargo rthis immediate opportunity to 'anProduction line methods made it nounce' exactly the contrary if it possible for the Oregon plant to is of any general interest The Re- - send all of the 3300 tons of steel f pubEcans of Michigan have been required for one ship through its tremendously kind to me by sup- - cutting shaping and prefabricaporting me in the national con- tion processes in only 17 days That ventions of 1936 and 1940 I want meant that the average 0 them to be was ready to Oregonits completely free in the built i - convention of 1944 when in my initial ship cargo only 54 days after the vrew the convention will almost steel began to move out of the rteritably nominate the next presi- steel storage areas eknt of the United states The secret of Kaiser sifipbuildMakes Position Clear ing speed lies largely within a aeries of huge assembly plants which not a candidate and I shall have been erected by Kaiser engirot bt: a candidate for president in neers and maritime commission suthat ccOnvention in most of the Kaiser pervision nly opinion the events of The Oregon assembly plant the next' 13 months will dictate yards of the series is 855 feet long first our appro-priatIn nominee my and 240 feet wide completely covwill be found amid ered tti protect a regiment of weldxpectationhe the new trraber which is richly ers burners and shipfitters as they available for4this leadership—and mold steel plates beams and anhich will become more so as the gles into bulkheads inner bottoms war progresses As a noncandiafterpeaks funnel a date revself I may hope to have far forepeaks deckhouses turrets and kingreater influence in choosing the dred chunks gun of ship all 'That is that right candidate 0P I 2Z41117t7A1-- 'I Iee'm''''''Im ( Allo i-- December15 - 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