Show - - An VP040aW"NDFRAL'aNV"NtrWf52k"WgreWttp6CtV4Cgt14iAotsov 444 c Avr"--44:- 4414 - IrO g4eslim 4 avv4 NO- Idiom ' la44la'404d44'44444 4g464a44114 44 4' irlic Nait Cake 47ribune January 29 1943 9 ti - Utah Legislative Calendar I - I Move to Lift Food Sales Tax Looms 1 Ia Eighteenth Day ner : - 1 D i Newhouse ' i 1 ' 1 A si I llotie in 1I I by i 7 r m NewholiAe hntel on and rPet clomp cornmitica AA S R II tehrisiensep To permit reciprocal inlqttrane proulot to insure for workmen's compensation betTourhouse House l ! I SAN FRANCISCO Jan —It is time the people - of the United States became realistic about the number of hours in the work-wee- k Charles E Wtlson General Motors corof president said Thursday poration Wilson was in San Francisco on Ian inspection tour Of the Ze sins ruaecd — To (airriculture PliMinAte advisory council to state agricultural department and make provitliona for department to seek advice from established agricultural organization) groups and individuals 1' Bins introdueed 1 I H A bill I R base of metailiterous 15 It agriculture cornmirteso— To give state chemist access to all food processong plants to obtain samples for Pt i I analysts 8 R 15 (itch—To change the terms of city pidgii from four to six )ears (Notice of reconsideration given) Bills introduced H B 48 iHatch—To prescribe the unaer which surplus line condition" brokers may solicit and place insurance and to provide for their regulation by the stale insurance commissioner I i I I I 28 fir) 0 United Automobile Workers said Thursday night "an army flier of noth as advantage as the of his popularity btaken on labor spearhead" of an attack "I challenge this man or any other spokesman of antilabor in- terests to point to any organiza- tend until six months after the war all two from l t tl--c- I J ng 40-ho- -Tq cons-ler:- 40-ho- -To I)---- To c do-et- - 1 CA)1171 1 ' 1 i- 31 8- i 4 M -- t Retention of Rail Rates -- i - i: interstate corn- - soin'tqtsoaui:1el'x'1Deust trolottDusy17dnten c:Ertril:s Peennsylvaniac!tiesAubnittedusttemetVst ttoh the railroads be per- Some Groups Excluded the like two years ahead of to retain increases in freightrares and charges granted and mitted time" It pointed out that under the fm some groups are present system SOCifil These were among 19 verified rnt included in security and statements submitted in lieu of declared that "in the past group al - r-- 1 i ' tary personnel" I 1 : U tall Senate iGets Bill y of 0 11 'time Tax: : I ois cr people with the same interests hqve set up ttHr have enneted retirement fur!& pension51 or security for tLer future 3 v surtesul been 1 11h have failed" 15 which Trtp house pasx-r- i H vvrIi!C! give the state chemist se- Co'‘A to all food processin'l plants to obtain samples for analysis Representative J W Reed (D) Salt Lakesaid thebill is dabigmed tn afford greater protection to the pblic and will make it pos- sfn:e for the chemist to make his analyses in d of having to make them on tha snot in tha various plants R a pre:entative J Welton Ward : r:leer expla!rel that the cnemist is denied ac r‘F to certain plants and a ere- fre r s unable to make tests of prodIcts It was explained in answer to that DVOViSC'nS of the trItions 1:i do rot conflict with lowers already granted the state board of v i a a hiry st-a- (1--- 7 and some ) F-)-- U-k- r 4 kd - - Bill Pasrod Judzehip '1 i ' PS Aftice hcHei -- I I : I I d ele-te- i FLM II vt - v--- i : : r - - 1 1 AVtileigaftPeaNtS a 700 i I i 1 -- —DENVER p in the senate ::1 - - l 1 I ' 44 1-- r - : - 1 1 11 k :"1 at V A ‘ ctt-cT- 1 1 1 A - a c IvA----- '--- 0 ' st" - - - ' 0-- 11 1 ' '7 " 1 ' I - - el s '' 41 rneeo'tke11ait ti- 1 - Atil- ik' 1 a I ' k L ' II I i 4 a II tv vi ---- '37 V it f A F 1 r7rNt i - - ' r - ' ' ' K"110il N - - "7 N - to :— Sizes 0 f -- - - (3 - "-- -- 7:4"' w C t i 1 I - j 1 11 A - "ri ' ' - 4 ' f t I 1 t 11 '''' ' t sD f Black or brown leather uppers Goodyear welt leather soles 4) 1 t 01 neer 1st rob) fi el :1 o 4 ! t I ti i I ti ti " L 4 1 1 likaib Q) 41 ' ' - : - - - - Genuine Men's Chippewa '---- t - "k " —- i II ft 11 0 1 f t I 1'1 i i I'p and comingzítvting girls Iili like the smart look of these Genuine Goodfine oxforde year welt Leather sole and 11 heel Brown or black colors ‘ lit t is i t Floor 4 1 ii t i tt 1 il ! fl i t i I I !:i 4 i 1 'i i i - N i I ece'‘ 11711 - 11 ' 1 )1- Children's Rowdies Sturdy Oxfords Work Shoes with liorwhide shoes I“ 6 Floor - INA klb - nc irck tardy leather uppeirs soles era's 4-Du- Spur I ' 'i 1 4'4 - " ' saving to our customers - — rcIc os C7--7 - - e-- - ' 0"'II Isks ail 1 41 '" - ' f I hA bu ‘ ti I i i ilk ET:1 1 I 1 elite to 9 prices Quoted ' ' 6 OPEN stot tn: st 1 t 10 A 1 -0- -91 ' : LI - - ' ""k1- Include P husky rubbers work ' M 2 - ulth heavy tiro '''h''') tread sole4 Sizes 6 to 9 1st hoof ') Engineer's CAN ADA DRY I I QUALITY '41-tfo2- 4 '"4' I: i ril I Litin vot 7 440-1- 0 Ill lit si I t 1 :-- 01 i b i4 iA t -) " ‘ 11 a--:---- k vi 1 e kRIE MAIN AT BROADWAY tt 73 A 1 Sales Tax WEEK DAY ( k 1 Oil-tann- i to ) 2 Ili-in- ch SALT 29 ed LAKE CITY &gif fl ii ( - I TAH 1st novo? 1 0t10&wwm1m " ' '' f01e - : " ::: : - 7 7 on f 1 iii 1 o! t i i ' ? "Ji - ti ' 1 1 ' J I 11 - 116 '4 o il oak-tann- ed - w : ' 7411 Satiny black finish dress I rubbers ) "02- 0 XI' - bond cowhide outooles SirIto to 12 lit rioor - INIOMIR PARkING f ! rl cots i leather upperit ed to I DIAL il t i 03 95 d Dt:i141a4-6- I Sizes 1 Stat EVERY : 4t 11 For Men's 1st Floor I -- A "ss4 'I -- Dress Rubbers 0111 ''''' 14 dir - TO Durable 1UorEz' FIULbfece I i: il -- ' - ustiethuottnetinChqipupseitilay E Apr Do Not CI Ist floor Arctic M a te- -! material to make them dur able and long wearing Floor y int husky rubber soles Sizes - ° xotti 3n tj 0711 fne's heavy four- top 4" 6 fir witH -- I 11 lelloetnh'il - - 1 wo ) Size 1 - - 11Inch d ei - 1 ' lit 1 ' i 2 Het ' TERMS EASY e to7:71140017sorejo C'"'n! to ck 1 -11-11- $oles Composition Assorted popular styles Int sizes 13!:t 0 1 WASHINGTON Jan 23 The meat shortage moved the Old Dog Tray a step nearer vegetarianism Thursday The agriculture department Iissued an order limiting the animal protein content of pet foods29to 8 per cent effective January When processors shifted from the canned to the dried product last year due to A shortage of tin they cut the contcnt from about '26 to 1211 per cent t - 17-- - t- ' tl '41wElifiZ:e-- b ' - ' N -' - ' ) e - '': ‘ ("1141say- Men's Horsehide Work s R k D Lez - 1 - 1 Floor - is -- - School Niall Th '':' - - - - '' ” 1 te- ' &' 4) ) 3 - to 12 6 r — - I ( - hasilaagaidiebtaallablid 4 : rw) r1 lit :' t - it Made for growing feet Husky too with their leather uppers horsehide soles and tough Straps and oxfords in black brown or patent In sites 812 - Iffe I - c- - ' ' ''"' - t 11 ::: i A a - 17) CTi CI g i i Pair! 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Jr pr tido 9 40P r ' I Good Looking z -- 11 i "P 1 ti ir ' - i: - -- 721677 i - 7 t 1- s EllZvie Is Growing Girls' Olrfords I For Girls in Their Teens and Long Wearing '' ' - 1 1 --- --- " I 0 1 i Army- f 10 1 :-- 14"- r I 1 GRO-PU- 4 o - ' 4 ) ( ri Warmly fleece lined In popular atyle these fine quality galoshes are made especially for wear with low heels Sizes 59 to 9 t aren 8 t - - The measure 1 15-pou- 1 14ite r- two-sna- p I roj - was offered by I Representative Magnuson (p) Washington for the house naval affairs committee and included i HAMILTON FIELID Cal Jan the authority to expend whatever I 128 (JP—Officers of the air field funds are necessary without fixing 11 a figure said Thursday a single-seate- r f I here i fighter plane had fallen into the it---ikaCM i 1 tz46m"1011M110rniablc rescue crews were i and that bay President's Trip Spurs Bond Sales ! 11 ra struction authority Falls Into Bay Flat-Heele- 4111) ol - i c Itftli Women's and lit9Floor r Valentine GRO-PU- 11 Navy Seeks ro lir Muir '"'- - - - for 4-- ' - with lining - " galwille warm tint c t i I 1 7 and &harm All bber r ti 11 Auxiliary Ships U S Fighter Plane Floor Children's and Misses' galoshe t- Save on Lligh QualitT'r 1 with two 1 -r-7--'- 11: ming - E ( A - - Gcloshe 29 oppy U r‘ I Chiltiven's V -- : 1 the - - :1pit 11 t'ITP) — 171 Appropriate - - I I 28 lit 0 ''''''' I 1 o q Jan IL - ' - ''''4 tA 1 board was demanded here Thursday by the American Federation of Labor'a executive council The demand voiced in a formal resolution declared that such representation was essential to the adequate protection of arms for the prosecution of the war A F L demanded a place were: The requiTements committee Office t Program and facilities bureau !f Resources agency and distribution bureauProduction and policy commit- '' tee In a statement announcing the I demands the A F Ls executive !k committee said: "The role of labor participation 4 in' the war production program is We mainof- utmost importance tain that labor has a contribution to make in every aspect of war lk 5I production not merely in such i ( fields as labor disputes and labor i ic -- - i74--- 77!A r Jan 28 representative on five committees of the war production sociation of New York Inc the Mill Mountain Inc Chattanooga Tenn the New Orleans Public Belt railroad the New Jersey Farm Bureau and a group of gulf steamship 'lines which included the Wool Steamthe ship Lines Seatrain Steamship corporation Lines Inc and the Southern Steamship company The Utah public service commission opposed the increases on the grounds that they no longer are the railroads and necessaryfor are "a distinct detriment to business and industry" Downes Jr purchasing agent in charge of the traffic department of highways in Louisiana asked the commission to elim- management committees" inate the increases in so far as they affected highway construction costs S The West Coast Lumber Men'a association did not oppose the increases as such but suggested some modification to restore what WASHINGTON Jan 23 fr1— it referred to as competitive marThe navy has asked for another keting relationship The New Orleans Public Belt 1000000 tons of auxiliary shiprailroad said that it would have to ping including escort vessels and reduce the pay of its 500 it was If the increases were taken awaytantisubmarine patrol craftIntroducdisclosed Thursday with — tion of a bill granting the con- Lace Boots it MIAMI Fla Shippenss- ce 411 Hip Boots I ' - F -i Short Boots Over Knee Boots 1 : ' I - - ii r I ments included those of Harrisburg Quakertown Sunbury Lan- -bur g 'Lebanon Coatess'ille Lewisburg and York Pa Support of the wartime increases was voiced also by the Cleveland chamber of commerce 'f -- lk i i i N- h tt f I 41 Knee-Lengt- ' - ' 1 I sent state- - Pan-Atlant- Stormy days ahead for the Colorado legislature were foresen1 Thursday night after a bitter flare-uin the Mate aenate between Democrats and the Ttepub: Dean majority over a memorial praising President Roosevelt for his conduct of the wan A motion to rerefer the memorial to committee by Senator A C Johnson of Las Animas mafloor leader was passed 20 jority to 8- with the vote strictly on party lines The action virtually kills the memorial Such a move was opposed in floor speechee 'by its Democratic supporters who previously had remained very quiet "- t- j adajuen t k I 4 Pacs ! "It evidently has become a crime to mention the president's name iftefett irafelf'7tt f ''''' ' in this chamber" Senator Wayne aid f Aspinall Democratic leader 11 later "The memorial praised the 10111'x''' conduct of the war and r'ZIA1 'I :I presidents -' 4'' did not refer to any programs ' t ' 1 A Most 1 f which the Republicans might find! searching for the pilot21 Flight Of- -' hp t t HastI t of Snell i ricer Irvin E gt 'i distasteful" ' Time 1 I ) Affit 4 Senator Johnson said he and his ings Neb v t erkwere willing to "do every-party 1 4 Diamond Give L our power to win the war in s'thing 1 Contract Plant Increased but this is not time to be tossingbouquets to Roosevelt" while othWASHINGTON Jan 2g (INS)) Republicans labeled it a "build- — The Defense Plant — ccorporation up for a fourth term" I Thursday announced it had authorized an increase in its contract eopmmR'0 Awarded Seal of Approval by 1 with Douglas Aircraft company' American Vatorinary Medical and Incorporated Santa Monica Cal Asapcitions Frt for additional facilities in Califort'''''1 4 'A v nia $156514)41:' costing approximately in his food -- t t I over-a- ll an in 000 1 and resulting i ' meal form he'll love this new ": ' ' WASHINGTON Jan 28 (2P) — commitment of about $10600000 I 1 1Are'''''"' 1771420 i: ‘1 P It's made from the Roosevelt's President I Stirred by same successful formula to have Africa persons many trip form ribbon for '7-'t7k 4" ' It"se great for dogs Iv telegraphed that they are buying 1 t ilei White 1 more war the bonds of all ages I 17- -7 pollee ' if' I I provides every ' disclosNi Thursday mineral and vitamin needed tr for growth and vigor- - Money-savin- g "After learning of your momen' I I too! Fed as directed tous trip am buying another $500 2 boxes is all you need buy one bond message today" war t to last an average m- it said I 1 Ilk P -- do a full week Get "As an American citizen I will t and conserve at your grocer's today buy 1 everything 4 bonds" another said We made targ mportations of fin bat trt kallges Iis some crook I diamonds dirict from South African 1 f the war—maning a i Cutters Wore Moves Nearer t t1 A 1 ' Five Ae Posts in 1VLB ld -1 er I 1 IKills Move to wax RASS THE 60as9 1 toloratto GOP 1 1 oighhet I A- onsidera- yet-bee- I (Continued from Page One) $2014a00 The latter figure th: total amount of the accu lated liquor profits as of the eyd ofthe last fiscal year ProfitsIC-hichave t accumulated since thiNbeginning of the current fiscal yvar cannot be appropriated until end of the year At the beginning of the ThiIrs- day session five tors took the floor on personal privilege to criticise an editorial in the Deseret News which they interpreted as a charge that they had entered into a "log rolling" scheme with Democratic Governor Herb'ert B Maw tion had been giVen by RePrePer" tatiye s W Elsvond tr)) NVeber 1 A b::1 which has passed n con- thr seniAte but not house PHrert by the movides that in the same - t:tv judes he' officials other municipal 1 instead of in general elections The house Accepted Ain invita- i Von of the 07:den chamber of i commerce tn war intallatinna In the vicinity of that city Satur- ) day but will not decide until Fri- day what form of transportation be used i comp-4n11-- 1 ' 1 The house lifted from the table sr-- i pasad S B 15 which wcyld ch rge the terms of City judges from frrir to s:: years but it was 1 ! AFLD teimand personal appearance and the hearing which will mark reopening of the proceedings on February 2 Of the other nine six favored retention of the increases two' were opposed and one merely - 00 1 ' 1 d I 111111 i 1 1"'"--- ' r r111:1eC3 I' 4 i ! - Large Selection of Rationed I : 1 - 1 it 4 ‘ six-wa- --- -- - r-en- - - ut that of of its parent one times net proceeds k nd 2 per cent H B 50 tCowlesi—To increase pay get realistic about the whole prob- body the Congress of Industrial of kroas le!rnel Thursday to court from of satitio iJ400 reporters H — s To provide 90 Macfarlane a year arid provide they shall be paid lem The week is getting Organizptions" Thomas asserted Two house members whó- asked that peroonal property shall semimonthly instead of quarterly in a radio address prepared for upon real property to their identity not be disclosed not conctItupon a lien be theoretical reB IL IL Rees just now 51 (Joseph iforirtinitthi: Di:silted in a manner tprovid d move from the mute hIghu'Av flYtent a broadcast for the present said they are are some lines where "In pricem on road extending from the prxet office b 91 iMactarlanei--- To eilminate Thomas did not name the "army such a billl but will not thea afficlavL the main street of Morgan city southrly from doeuments which week is still flier" but last fixed and the across the Weber river to the high school made moat he filed to constitute the judgSaturday he critihrirg it out until theyto have thence westerly to the 'unction with the are In workers deterinine ment effect arroi Eddie cized Rickenbacker beginning further investigation Richville to Milian maxis Captain and S 92 (Revenue and Taxation H R52 (Loveridge et how much of a cut in revenue it thaocp penalty to feel the pinch of inflation There for hi a comments on labor assertprofor falure to till state toorne tea return from 25 orr cent of vide for the coltitierrigning by a licenned 'would result in had been misinare many people including farm- ingRickenbacker the amount of the tax to 25 Insurance zeilt residing in the state of ivnt or $ 2 50 ahiehever la greater per some all inrurance policier other than life or formed The representatives said they bemanufacturing "by S B 93 (Rieventic and Taxation i—To ers who get no overtime pay accident issued by any foreign or in this country" lieve there would be enough- revgroups net annual proceeds base of to provide for a change company to needs ' "So the whole country enue with the exemptions to care metalliferous names from one to Itirte Rickenbacker in a Detroit war tersigiling commission of 25 per cent of tbe usual commission realistic about the problem of get fcr present relief reeds Because talS 88rfiraitrIlleventie and Taxation--T- o con H J M 1 i Roberts plant last week asserted that "if Asking wages and hours" extend period of limitation for making gresa to pass social security legislationcf increased revenues and a drop atasstesfsrmeomntstuntdoertthe you could only understand what G-to for franchise who svishes The every citizen corporate president looks with our boys are in certain categories of relief dueall mmhera of thartica- doing" on the war years pste inclndng confidence to the future B 95 I Revenue and Taxation i1—To lion's' military personnel" to war activity the state depart"N"Ve will have postwar prospert 4' of public welfare has been to if the the have people ity spirit ahle to accumulate Pi substantial work and there are no artificial 'i 1 surplus they declared restrictions placed upon industry" Id A memorial which would 11 I he said ' coniz'ress to Adopt a social security a He does not approve of a sugwho plan to include Pyeryone some indusadvanced wam gestion !A ished by intro to participate trialists that people order durable FA) r d'iced in the house Thursday by ha haL WM WNW WIMP' C Roberta! goods now for delivery after the i 1 f rtpresertritiveIt litnry t war menfloned Pnein utph WASHINGTö N 28 10: Jan (JP)—Chambers of commerce in is sound to save now" Wil- 111 cAny all members (If our nationa in - 4 ld CI I - nt Jan —R J Thomas president of the I ming Car Cook AdmitsliKilling Woman on Train to mines 40-ho- ur - Z57- 1 Y N 71117FALO W0 - --- - - us-H- Riekenbacker Talk 2R tT1 Rills rammed 41444V - - ---- 4 1: Veiled Accusations to Recent Pinch Exist s Sees' Bright Future srace ' le ' 'is ' - ‘160 - SAN FRANCISCOJan 28 RickenbackEddie (UP)L—Captain t s " er praised the "all-out- " perform- has' until to-ANGELES Jan' 28 (1171—sference to ance of union longshoremen in get- ILOS 'kirk of morrow which is when the Orezrrn deputy Clay ting supplies through to the fighting fronts the International Long-Poi- Linn county arrived here late ' deputy intends to take him back shoremen's and Warehousemen's Thursday and expects to return there" Before returning to Oreglon union official newspaper will say home Friday with Robert FoIkes with Folkes Kirk plans a lenrthycar cook dining Negro Friday who The paper received a letter from ' who has confessed Detective Cap- - Rquaessmtluosnsing soafi d t he enuony contold with is Rickenbacker declaring "it flicting stories before admitting a great deal eomf saertsisfaction that I tam n Verne Rasmussen said that his guilt- he fatally stabbed Mrs Martha have seen Rasmussen earlier had planned California-bounn a d a aboard James national Longattezemen's to to a railroad sleep-trai- n Folkes take Warehousemen's union performlast Saturday car in to determine art effort ing fashLon" and the ing in all-oRasmussen said Folkes' confes- whether the Negro would reer-a-ct paper charged that the National made orally in the presence the crime but the prisoner obAssociation of Manufacturers "has sion and several other offi- jected on advice of his attorney of himself been misleading Rickenbacker on cers had been taken down and Balks at labor" Acting a transcribed police stenogby claim will union The publication "No and the Rasmussen quoted whether sir!" that Negro rapher that Rickenbacker's recent speech signed it was immaterial to him the Negro as saying "I ain't gonna before the Society of Automotive see "Folkeshas made the confes- do no such thing I don't W&IMIL ' Engineers at Detroit in which he sion that he stabbed Mrs Janies no dead woman's ! ghosts!" denounced unions was the "result in Rasmussen said an examination lower berth No 13 abowid of confusion" attributed to "man- the her and a transcript of that of Folkes' clothing revealed blood train ufacturers propaganda agents" confession was presented to Mr stains but whether a chemical Kirk of Oregon upon his arrival analysis would be made here to determine if it was human blood said Rasmussen: here" Praised Shipyard or the clothing sent to Oregon for such an analysis would be up to SAUSALITO Cal Jan 28 IT'l May Avoid Trip "If Folkeg wants to sign that the Oregon authorities —Launching its tenth Liberty The detective said that at ore ship the Marin ship yard was confession in the presence of the Oregon deputy it may mean that time during the questioninZ praised today by Rear Admiral Howard L Vickery as having con- Los Angeles police may not have lro lkes said he had been cutting steaks in the dining car kitchen tributed more during the past to go to Oregon to testify 'So far he hasn't been asked and that if there was any blood production than any year in ship y but whether on his clothing it probably came other yard started during to sign the confession he signs It or not makes no dif- - from the meat the spring of 1942 ur Says Inflation rtibile Hearing —To H R (agriculture committeel — To permit county commiasions to rent highway equipment to indivicitirla - restaurants frtYn the state sales tax it was 4 ' Senate 1 may be introduced in the 'Utah house of representatives this -- 1 tHookint i t l I i PIIIa Killed Conidey Exemption Bill - 1 Fligated from Tue- In the l or overtime double time" """"""'"' request IPair il I Kilos 2 or 40-Hoclarlf7e and change basis of allocation of corn- profita attributabie tn!' this stat states other rnefgrencIrrsititinF Inn ti ilreatiste the a mmint1--- " taxable In this state in snme instances At &Henn authorize lute eife"v::kreeritir:4entniaeof plates for motor S Pt la (revision and enroilina corTo adopt a rot 'legalize nan111tt$ voiume Uteri cede annotated 1943 R ) --do ' "'ohne Hearings S R 5 4Hopkin (—To prevent for U S citizenship inei:71hi real property in Utah nay Fehruary 2 at 7:30 fi tn hotel 4 fronts eight hours a day Head of GINI C'Union Leader Urges End of iFlays 'Flier's' Weeklabor Attacks 1' 44444 - a - about tt "you would not worry ll 4140 - 44 11 1 - : f |