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I iikef i are made only and upon receipt of impressions Denorders from Utah licensed materia- and Workmanship tits ls-fully guaranteed All work made by union mechanics AU de":nr't 1'1'011rTerry:1::tIn "letr I it 111 Adiedk ' i : 1':' fastest-01t- er If If re-M- rs $22 At :z:----:-- i- ingv-h- pro-inducte- es 11 - - i0 Acid Indirtostion 11 if — -4 sv ' Lttigker 9el flu ” :14 - - Dan I i r - I men - e - illf001111k-A- - r" ' Service—-Automobil- ' x : ( - i: r7 3-- B LITTLE ROCK Ark Feb 2 (1') — The Arkansas senate Tuesday passed a bill to prohibit the sale of wine and beer on Sunday the British were right to support that "I am one of his greatest admirers as a soldier for what he has done from London" Giraud also was quoted as say-O- r ing in explanation of why he did not clear out every man of Vichy from his government: "In the first place I need trained " administrators There are not so many trained men in north Africa available In the second place not ) t who have held office under i are in the sense one uses the ( P'F- l'''''''1' - 1 ''''tt44 ''' phrase tnen of Vichy For instance - ' I ': Laval is a man of Vichy and so is ' '0140 4 Ato' (Marcel) Pe3rrouton That is both office under the Vichy regime held ' r"1''' :4'' s''' Peyrouton knows this country He is an able man The man he re- I VA placed was not sufficiently ener- getic (Algiers is the location of e the replacement) "Do you think I would have e called in a man like Laval no matter how able? There are good it Says: -men decent men who have worked I can still save 5011'sp to Vichy—and 'it is folly to call sos without thoyou stiottest — for men of Vichy merely because them matein of sacrifice quality held office Peyrouton have they rials or workmanship” for example is no man of Vichy in that sense—if he had been I GENUINE DUPONT would not have sent for him ACRYLIC PLATE "Boisson (the governor of Da- kar) is another" 95 For Only President Roosevelt related with evident relish an account of antics performed by secret service men ' ) in a jeep in order to distract at- z tention from him in north Africa zi riThe secret service men he ex- t7 a!'4i 1 k N plained were traveling just ahead of him when he motored from 1 Casablanca to Rabat where he )) 1 1 1 ) reviewed American troops Whenever someone was sighted THE N E W ALLPLASTIC by the roadside one secret serv- DENTURES made with Nitro- ice officer would pretend to be ortoders PLASTIC TEETH are on the point of falling from the now available at my dental jeep and another would be trying laboratory service desperately to haul him back in The idea was that the bystander USE YOUR CREDIT would be so intrigued by this sight No Advance in PriCe! No Carrying Charges! that he would not notice 'who was - 1 3-- A six-da- - 1 t be-I- y week coal mines on a He said bituminous coal production declined during the week of January 23 from 11575000 tons to 11200000 tons - two-thir- I ar nt war-importa- against emergencies" Ickestostated ease "It is a grave mistake the tight coal upply situation by depleting storage piles instead of increasing production immediately"Ickes reported that anthacite production for the week ending January 23 had increased slightlyto moving up from 1007000 tons 1047000 tons but was still more than 300000 tons below what should be produced with all hard - - ve six-da- (Continued From Page One) ernment money he would pay the balance due The vast majority of taxpayers would find themselves about even with the treasury Paul said Although he opposed skipping all 1942 taxes on the ground that it would Wipe out $10000000000 of treasury "assets" Paul indicated the treasury would be willing to "forgive" some of the taxes-how much was not stated just To require that 1942 and 1943 taxes both be paid this year "undoubtedly would be too harsh for some taxpayers" Paul said and then added: "Accordingly deferment of payment of taxes for the transition year to the extent necessary to relieve such hardships appears to be desirable This is rot to say that some discount or even a certain amount of forgiveness may not be found to be desirable for the same 1 I 35-ho- ur Treasury Urges 24 PCI Cent Payroll Levy d antisubmarine activities 37-ye- ay I ! Thethose WASHINGTON Feb 2 (INS)— Fuel Coordinator Ickes Tuesday reopernewed his appeal for six-dation of the nation's coal mines asserting that 1943 fuel requirements will not be met if most of the mines continue to work "the week of prewar days" "The nation needs more coal and needs it now" Ickes said y week that the "Everyday has been delayed since I first requested it last September 29 has further weakened the fuel supply" Ickes reported that bituminous coal in storage has declined from an average of 60 days' supply on December 1 to an average of 51 days' supply on January 1 amount "Generally speaking the of coal in storage is far from sufficient to give ample protection industries" 1 ni'""germ boys IICW8- - att-nd- :ts s Require Operation of Mines - 31eNtitt Sees All Colleges vs Geared to 'IxIv artroduetion errand boys office boys night club managers and porters (other than in employes WASHINGTON Feb 2 JP—Paul V McNutt war man power Government Warns Workers to Expect raihvay train service) private commission head said Tuesday he believed all of the nation's esachauffeurs soda dispensers ush No Further Deferment-Unlesers V a e t s waiters (other than mated 1700 colleges and universities could be fitted into the war in railway train service) Also nondeferrable are all job- - and postwar training program The army and the navy Mc- While only 400 to 500 instituoccupations in these activities: will determine the Nutt (Continued From Page One) Manufacturing—Curtains (Ira- - tions of higher education are In- - methodexplained 1 of selecting a pproximat y peries and bedspreads: pleating eluded in the army and the present age top of T The developments were expected stitching tucking and embroider- - Inavy training existing 140000 McNutt program youths the services pro- art goods told the house military affairs pose to send to college for war inductions'maype Increased at any to result In a renewed drive in ing trimmings stamped con-an- d time by executive order congress for enactment of legisla-Selecti- and art needlework cut beveled committee a program under most etched of training cutware: utilize "will sideration glass glaas inA supplemental program service boards were tion to protect family heads from novelties mosaic for not stained and the these institutions only the training of doctors and rnen structed to start April 1 reeon- - induction while men without chil- leaded ornamented glass: and decorated 400 or 500" needed In other ciVilinft sidering the status of the newly dren are available A bill to bring glass: jewelers: fixings and ma- 'While not ready to diaclose the be submitted to the war mkt n designated "nondeferables" How- - this about by putting draft quotas terials jewelry t lapidary work program he expressed belief many er commission WednesdAy pnwMcever any of these workers who on a statewide instead of a local ornamental g()1d8ruI silver leaf smaller liberal arts schools could Nutt disclosed have registered with the U S ern- board basis is silver- be used as "screening places'' to and foil by Representative Martin pending in the house ware and (nonindustrial): ware (nonindus- - determine which youths are best (R)Asked ployment service In an effort to plated Iowa if "your hope is to esidentiis committee and novmore suited for the for costume and military get Industry tablish complete jurisdiction over army trial) jewelry jobs will have until May 1 to find their new cal with legislation passed by the cities decorative feathers plumes for agriculture and for govern-an- d all young people in colleges" Mcartificial flowers: frames ment Nv o r k n places house last year but abandoned Nutt replied were Find effect informed quarters said cause of senate there McNutt revealed cards picture greeting !mirror "No I have no desire to see disagreement the new order means the disap- and picture post cards: jewelry "differences of opinion" between any federal control of education beIt that provides generally and the war department pearance this year of the draft fore a local' board to make certain we have induct a Hsvs and signs and advertising himself over whether youths should be I want medicalclassification — that of men de- - married man there may be no displays shall men and men of enough to -finish their college science to take care ferred from induction because of eligible single men within the Wholesale arid retail trade— permitted of our needs" induction or should dependents McNutrs state and a married man Antiques beer wines and liquors training-aftebe out statement means these sources with childrenbefore of taken basic schoolfor custom and furriers candy tailors is inducted all eligisommansammternii—rlomanonme said that selective service also ble married men without children confectionery and nuts florists training in an army camp and will have to enter this year the returned to class later A final must have been called ' 113 kert4 ' jewelry novelties and tobacco dt it classification—that for men with rental serv decision he intimated may be Draft tabards were instructed to dependents engaged in activities use "common sense" in reconsid- ice: dance music theatrical and forthcoming after a conference essential to the war or essential to ering- the reclassifications of reg- art studios and schools gambling Wednesday with President Roose171 I ki i : support of the war istrants in ' the kinds of work interior decorating night clubs The committee has been:studyLocal selective service boards which are "nondeferrable" parking lots photographic studios S4t have been working under instruc- The occupations classed as non- rurkish baths massage' parlors ing- the economic effect on smaller OCAIUS tions to call no men with children deferrable regardless of the activ- - clothing rental porter service and colleges of the service programs 1 to train young inductees in larger until they received "further no- - ity in which they may be found social escort services tr---04tice" Tuesday's order McNutt are: Draft boards were instructed schools Members have expressed 1 fear said is that "further notice" wholesale that of drafting Bar cashier bar boy bartenders that "the following grounds may 'teen-ag- e The war man power commission bath house attendants boys would force many be accepted as reasonable excuses beauty small to close 300000 transfers from erators bell boys boot blacks colleges - 1 L L) or for idleness for bus temporary nonessential jobs must be made in boys butlers charmen and clean- being engaged In a nondeferrable 1943 to meet production needs ers cosmeticians custom tailors Ed' IL Alt 15 activity or occupation: That is one reason for the order custom furriers dancing teachers "Sickness of the registrant or it was explained Another is that dish washers doormen and start-th- e in immediate family of regis- Relieved in 5 minutes or From Ford to Cadillac double your money back' government hopes to induct ers elevator operators (passenger trant physical disqualifications: men from nonessential jobs so that and freight excluding industrial reasonable vacation eufferet- z:vitentmcmc:han1LesarTourninidnfulr Without a Ping! compelling It won't have to take too many freight elevators related to : Hesuafiel would not per- pregrribe the circumstances that Tim Little Retail Station Witb out of shipyards d duction) I! elevator starters (pas-oth- mit change of employment with- Wholosalo Ways le plants engaged in actual war senger and freight) errand boys out undue hardship to the regisproduction 13th SOUTH and WEST TEMPLE including messengers and office trant or his dependents" (Adv Six-Da- y WASHINGTON- Feb 2 (A's-(LI) New Representativea Celler statement TuesYork issued day saying he would offer an amendment Wednesday to the treasury appropriations bill to cut out all funds for government purchase of silver under the acts of 1934 and 1939 "The government" he said "has thus far purchased well-nig- h three billion ounces of silver This enormou hoard is now hidden and stored away at West This Point on the Hudson stockpile is now tarnishing al-It serves no useful purpose though sorely needed by war s'brivs) Hits Tens of Thousands Says Nation's Needs Attack Today fortune tellers Including as i rologer clairvoyant mediums mind readers palmist etc gar- deners ground greenskeepers keepers housemen hairdressers IIrastic Nlv Draft Ruling Ickes Pleads e r 11 ' 1: ' ' t t f''4ss' 4 i 9 --1 it I A ri I 1 - 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