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TTednetlav Monrinsr- - Salt £ake Vibunc ZTIk dense jungle growth of the islands tlation bayonet frequently both tnrougn which our men are fight- -- burdensome and unwieldly to han-in- g in the south Pacific the regu- Idle" said General Gilea Lifts Ban McNutt Requests Data on Union Fee Abuses Ship Builders Council Aids WASHINGTON limit the total hours in which kept anonymous and corrective On man a Casualty may work' man McNutt Paul as tion indicated would taken power Attain Goal Sharing of missioner said Tuesday he had Administration supporters List Publicity invited Senator Bailey (D) North dicted failure Tuesday for any U S General Asks Data Aircraft Carolina to forward specific what they termed tempts Set for 1942 JU S Dec UPI — 29 V Aim Next Year At 15000000 Deadweight Tons nt 20-fo- ot w-- th X-ra- "A isn't a bargain yoa get fineit maferl-a- lt perfect workmanship and bargain J tavings genmine guar' fkrea" aetee 0UPONT GENUINE ACRYLIC PLATE r ur vnf j Vulcanite Plate I'pper or Lower USE $A50 YOUR CREDIT Na Advance In Price! No Cirryini Charges! tists Workmanship and material L'nion fully guaranteed merhaniri WITHERS Dental Laboratory Service 1741'a at 2 Hi Vo SO MAIN SILT IAKK CITY Mala PORTLAND — Portland Ore restaurant Dec 29 f'Pt operators Tuesday changed their cry from "help wanted" to simply "help help'" and announced that wholesale closures were in sight L C Stoll director of the Ore-- 1 gon office for war man power said a complete breakdown of the city's restaurant service was ahead unless the employment situation improved Already many restaurants — even important downtown cafes — have closed one or more days a week because of shortage of help OPA Hikes Duck Prices For Holitlay Season Ail DtntaJ Plate- - are made only upon receipt of imprcssioni and orders from I'tab licensed Den- MAY Shortage of Help Imperils Cafes Polltt Caadv Atva m Dial 200 s lfsts would be made available for publication or broadcast only in the home "localities of the listed men except in cases where there was national interest was first announced personally by President Roosevelt December 12 1941 The new policy worked out primarily by the office of war information in the interest of fuller war news coverage was applied to navy casualty list No 19 to be released for publication in morn ing papers of Thursday t The formal memorandum press and radio editors was is sued after Secretary Knox had 4 said at a press conference that the navy would employ the same policy as the army The restrictions on publication and broadcast were imposed by the army and navy and are not contained in the voluntary code of censorship for newspapers The office of censorship does not attempt to censor official announcements of the army and navy nor say how they are to De presented to the public There was no modification ox the voluntary censorship code request that fnformation about casualties obtained from next of kin before release of official casualty lists be confined to local publication or broadcast and that no detail be published or broadcast '!? 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Limit 2 At WslfreefTs 'c3 Chemicals Kill Three Sicken 120 Workers Texan May Seek Draft Law Change First For Hunt Knives BONOS AND STAMPS PUFF BUY With D y Burdens of Wartime A POWDER f Dec f: ovqeous 0 Regularly at 5c f 1 WASHINGTON Dec 29 UP) — Wholesale prices on ducks were raised by from a fraction of a cent to seven cents per pound Tuesday by the office of price administration to avert "a shortage of ducks in the country's con- suming markets for the New Year's holiday" The regulation will not affect retail prices The higher wholesale prices will be operated for a short period ending not later than January 15 about Ways to Ease the by 40-ho- ur Army Displays Model of Super Bomber giving-technician- preat"re- rplaints of abuses through union actionary elements" to rewrite the requirements of initiation fees nation's labor laws in the next and dues as prerequisites for get- congress ting a job in a war plant Senator Mead (D) New York McNutt who has been accused a&serted that legislation setting up week in industry WASHINGTON Dec 29 (JPt— by the senator of having failed a basic to condemn imposition of such re- would withstand any assault in The navy formally announced strictions added that the names view of "general public knowlTuesday that for the first time of those complaining would be edge that this legislation does since the war began its casualty lists of men dead missing and wounded will be printed or broadTFJBBimWBlLLIllMaiJMJlimWW cast in full without area restriction and the army said that it would adopt the same policy The restriction that casualty Air-cra- 4 be Army Navy Remove Area Limitations On Naming Victims NEW YORK Dec 29 The American shipbuilding' industry turned out in 1942 a record number of 750 merchant vessels totaling- 8000000 deadweight tons to iree t President Roosevelt's "blue-rrifor victory" groal H Gerrish Smith president of the National Council of Shipbuiidersjraid Tues dav Axis submarines have sunk 575 lived and neutral cargo ships in the western Atlantic since Tearl Harbor in the Associated Press tabulation of announced sinkings) In a year-en- d statement Smith sserted that "if we are given the men materials and equipment we ran and will meet the president' rail for 15000000 deadweight tons of merchant ships in 1943" Smith saying his statement was approved by the navy and maritime commission asserted that shipbuilders rising to meet the challenge of mass production delivered more than seven times the output of 1941 when 10SS497 tons wre completed and smashed all (Continued from Page One) standards for monthly production The industry built 125 merchant- 40000 horsepower — blasts air men aggregating 1110000 tons through the tube at speeds in December The previous record up to 450 miles an hour an exact picture pet in September was 93 vessels j a deadweight tonnage of! through the use of models hung 1 009800 The yards turned out in the alrstream of the lift drag M cargo carriers of £91700 tons in and other aerodynamic characNovember teristics of complete planes or of Smith said that 00 of the 750 particular parts i Elaborate resh:ps were of the Liberty type the cording devices automatically emergency"- freighters of approxi- make permanent records mately 10500 deadweight tons Photographic developments were which are mostly and displayed below a placard quoting constructed in yards designed for German General Werner von that purpose Fritsch that "the nation with the ' The flow of materials and equip- best aerial reconnaissance will win ment he said had been "unusually the war" These included camouflage dedependable" during the past year "bt he added that "shipyard facilitection films which disclose a ties and a growing efficiency how-eve- r sharp contrast between natural have so expanded that we can and infra red absorb row produce ships faster than vegetation ing camouflage paints certain controlling types of maThe scope of experimental work terial can be supplied for com- at Wright field is indicated further mercial and naval vessels" by a partial list of the materials on view: Camera lenses of clear plastic to replace critical glass instruments and navigation equipment including automatic pilots clothing to meet various climatic and altitude conditions parachutes of all sizes and types and colors for both men and equipment the color informing the men on the ground wnat Kind or equipment is coming down to them plastic parts for planes oxygen masks for high altitude flying "dark-- 1 y adaoter" goggles and mag- -' na flux inspection of metal parts for breakage or flaws "black light" — the fluorescent lighting which shows a pilot his entire instrument nanpl but is invisible from outside the plane 1 ac-n- ot com- corn- - SAN DIEGO Cal Dec 29 — More than 10000 materiel exchanges to keep aircraft rolling- out at top speed More than 1000 exchanges of technical information to cut down any waste motion in the process Those were among the accomplishments of the aircraft war production council — made up of Consolidated Lockheed American Northrup NorthDouglas ft Ryan Vega and Vultee — cited companies Tuesday by its president Harry Woodhead head of Consolidated Woodhead' reported that 10200 materiel exchanges had been made on an emergency bais to prevent any slowdown and that the 1075 exchange of technical data of had saved thousands hours of research time 7 December 30 1912 CONTI CASTILE 20c Luxury So - JOHNSON'S TALC 2Sc Site Far Beeiett 125 Prepared Baby Fonf SIMILAC Big Variety! 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