Show Lataaamaataamaaamaramagaseastamaawasaameaansaaataitalasaxamaamaa - - VVV : - -- ---i- -- tfbc Zan 'enate Body pets Views y p11 Wool Cliv On - - akc (Tribunt 11 1943 III i) Thursday Morning Feb - iI INV C Moves - : Week Edict ur -- - t 43-ho- WASHINGTON old of Salt Lake Under Rule Conflict (INS)--Th- Despite assertions by Washing-ton D C war man power commission officials that Ogden and Brigham City are the only Utah centers affected by President Roosevelt's work week order Utah W M C representatives and industrial and business leaders Wednesday night remained doubtful of Salt Lake City Provo Price and Tooele's exclusion from the Feb 10 e 48-ho- ur ed 48-ho- ur i i i - 1 Air School Changes Vci ur --4 ' (kr ! s 48-ho- ur - - -- -- 1- 4 -- t I :: I I I I ur 7r - - 48-ho- ur low-inco- 48-ho- 48-ho- ------ - ' --- : S''''' - I s-- -- '''4 -- - LEAST - - -- : - -- ----------: 6- 7:--- -- ' a1 07 emt 6i 48-ho- ur k a- Nt k ii-s-- : iF -e' 45b es - V- ---- $Z1 :i temt- d 10 s 1 ' 1 4 - 4 mid-summ- er 4 - 4:1 -- 6---L- 'r 1 self-employ- ed 4 - - x- 2 dO 1 4 :11 -- - - 1 1 f -- - --: DOLLARS 6111:I I (Iry ' - c-- - ti 1 k - - - -- II A t 1 4 1 ---- )11 i 1 §' i 11- I ‘ 1 i 0 1 L -- Loans $10 to $300 A 3 owl 177) ic AWL -- t r ?'- ' ' At waif 7 ma c 0 4 r t41 It' A ari I Ni rt A r - i C" f-- 21 EAST SECOND SOUTH Beason Building Salt Lake City - Tel 04 yr-- -- -- Nr o rni --- — r 'All 7 '''-'1--k-'f 4 1 ' -' L ' r14 L r! nal J LT: r--- L Many users say "first use is a revelation" Etas a base of Did fashioned mutton suet Grandma's favorite GenerDusjar 250 double supply 35i Demand stainless Penetro A r ' :-1 - I ' ' 'k L 44 PAO' CROWDEO oT 1 L - A &mad IN" aaol 1111100 I I Om -- -- a fa r—111141 ' 1! ri 1'! 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A Yes If their emnloyes' hours of work are not fixed by state or local law - I I r It If the employer r A —- TO SEE US ABOUT A LOAN EVEN IF YOU NEED JUST A FEW 1 I1 I - - ' l eeraoans 4:- i 1111 t-- I -- 0- ' 4 i or a plan tailored to your individual needs - - - ---- 4 - )5 r 4''' - - ill one-ma- 1 7--: & "- -- a ' ' 1 -- -' 1v5 - ' - ' N 41'-- -1 " '1 - - r- ':'i1 0' III 4— - 1 v -- 4- f: A-- '''' Your choice of FHA or First A t' U - ''::! rf r:: b 44 - - - 01 st' 4r4L:: - I 'I1 i - 1 ' - - - 7 I‘ 1 "a 1 -- 1:'') - 'F' 133 -- -' - to) i - á zeks tete' 017 Oft s-- s - er )4----:---- zr ' - give him gloves with love! 4 !5 :) 7fe lf '- 4- - I s4 '-'''' - - -" ' i 4 r---- t c ur i 1 t-i-r ' s:7 ur - (1--- - t -" 01 k 4i A Brown Floral l6lla "IDetstool -- -1 W' f ' P ii lf es' sg : a lf - 1(‘' 1 N ibmi iillr IlfAIS Igacifiry ilT k 1: - k (71 IL -- 11 61 011fi : S - - 1 t I 43-ho- ' ' -- I ' ot r lu041 I I - t ' - - - I most cadet aviation training centers for the past 10 years will be converted to a new flying school for army air forces' instructors early in 'March ' —7--------- lf 5' NVASIIINGTON Feb 10 (INS) —The war department announced eld Texas one of the army's fore- full-tim- i --- time-and-a-ha- r-t gnstr-wzn- conference in the Newhouse hotel which is considering recommendations by labor and manlgement regarding the recent stabiNzation order affecting the nonferPnus metal mining and lumbering industries Disclosing that he had wired Representative J W Robinson to seek clarification Gus P Backman executive secretary of the 'rv' 40-ho- ur t D !-- work week at pays however will be definitely Irina- tionary" he asserted "I hope the government will have the fortitude to curb any demands for further increasing wage levels save for adjusting obvious inequities" After reading Associated Press United Press and Tribune Washington Bureau dispatches stating that "only Ogden and Brighara City" were affected by the order one office of war information official said: "That may be true but I'm afraid they are a little confused in their geography in Washington Future orders probably wia include the entire Utah war industry area under the ruling" TSalt Lake chamber of commerce Wednesday advised business and industrial firms to make no changes in business hours or employe arrangements until the order issued Tuesday is clarified in regard to Salt Lake City's position Stanley J Stephenson executive secretary of the Utah Manufacturers' association said there is no doubt about the wisdom of Increasing the number of hours in the work week because this will fr 17 vt 43-OP- i4 step up production a measure 41 If (fill which "should have been Instituted immediately after Pearl Harbor" Also pain of piles Help relieve prompt ly with soothing mildly medicated Hits Overtime Pay "The effect of forcing an eight-hou- r increase in the length of the affected areas Terming all of north Utah "a critical labor area" and voicing speculation as to whether the entire nonferrous metal industry might eventually be placed under the order A A Liverig-h- of Washington D C assistant to the executive director of the W M C said in Salt Lake City: "The question of inclusion of Salt Lake City Price and Provo has been taken up with Washington and clarification will be forthcoming Thursday Pending that clarification I consider that those communities should not consider that they are not included" Attending Conference Mr Liveright Is attending a Tour-da- y sit-dow- 1 - ur i - "V Work Week Ruling Clouds S L Provo Status i i1 - 1W MC Kraut Barrel -- -- I ? How-suggest- - - H Reports on Status Order Mandatory in Areas Having Shortage of Labor Jobs Not Affected - flV sauerkraut barrel is coming back to the corner 32 grocery store With canned sauerkraut for civilians taboo the agriculture (Continued From Page One) department Wednesday said that ''relatively large supplies of Part-Tim- e of the United Mine Workers withsauerkraut are available to conimmediate comment sumers this year but in bulk NVASHINGTON Feb 10 CPI — 2 kraut An executive of a Baltimore ' form the likes:man for wool growers gave WASHINGTON Feb 10 (P)—The following questions and senate's special wool commit- of independent gro- - barrel" organization Kraut production in 1942 ine Wednesday their views on a answers on President Roosevelt's week order were issued said the order would mean creased 7000 tons over the 1931- ntative plan for government pur- He 40 average of 152000 tons ruin for many of his group ase cf the domestic wool clip! Thursday by the war man power commission: there might be a sit- - ever the armed forces took 44- Does this order apply to Q :ring the war and for two years terward says "nothing in this order down strike of retailers in protest 000 tons in cans !everyone in this country? shall be construed as superseding against extending the order to Chairman (13) Wyo- At the outset the war man ing who conducted the closed power commission is making it or in orconflict with any federal them and Aiken (R) Vermont queslocal law limiting hours state arinr toll reporters afterward3 in 32 labor shortage of work" Senator Reed (R) Kansas tioned the policy toward agriculat the wool producers' mandatory repreWith whom should local announced he would press for ture' with Nye expressing belief ntatives were "a unit- - in recom- - areas although other industrial Q union and employer prob- action next week on his bill to the erdrg that the dornestij clip areas will be added as labor short- - plant week would provide created by the order be amend the wage-hou- r 'purchased 3'2 areas lems become acute The to law start in man power increase !ages slight G N- Winder taken up 7 101 are: Bath Me 48 Conn a The time and i half after pay Bridgeport ofA price "squeeze" was the Wool esident of the With area or regional owers association declared the Hartford Conn: New Britain ficials of the war man power hours instead of 40 He held that particular concern of Secretary I'eeting was "very definitely"lin Conn Portsmouth N II Spring- commission The W M C intends the president's order does not solve Harry W Walker of the Baltimore man power situation because vor of government purchase and field Mass Waterbury Conn to decentralize administration of the asso:ded the association already was Buffalo N Y: Somerville N J: the order as much as possible "all it does it to put pressure on Independent Retail Grocers' ciation who suggested retailers record in favor of it Baltimore Md Elkton Md leaving decisions in the hands of the employers to extend the work n ' strike :The agriculture department Is Hampton goads Va: Washington local W M C officials and their week from 40 to 48 hours and pay might stage a overtime" overtime committees after C: Akron Ohio Da3wton Ohio management-labo- r wages pected to announce soon a meet-I- "Paying l 4 came 40 hours will add 30 From many employers How can the order be en7 or meetings to hear the in- Detroit Mich Manitowoc Wis Q to cent per s views forced if an employer is recalc- expressions of concern over the the payrolls of retail None has been Sterling EL Brunswick Ga he grocers" absenteeof increased iheduled as yet Winder said possibilities Charleston S C: Maccn Ga: Mo- itrant? explained "We won't be able to and a stand workers bile Ala Panama City Fla: PasA All departments and agen- ism among times we that In "squeeze" on businesses caught b e- would pass theordinary Miss Wichita increases on to cagoula Kan: cies of the federal government tween costs labor and price consumers but the office of price higher Te xa s Cheyenne shall require their contractors to NEATHERREPORT Beaumont Wyo Ogden U t a lit Las 'Vegas comply with the order U S E S ceilings administration won't let us do it Nev Portland Ore San Diego which has control of hiring in the Proposes Guaranteed W age now It means ruin for small opSALT LAKE CITY AREA Cal Seattle Wash areas will not refer employes to erators" 5 vice Walter Reuther presiDoes it apply to everyone any employers not complying with Q dent of the United Automobile 0 I' A Not Talking Continued Cold in these areas? the order unless they are spe- Workers (C I 0) proposed a guare A To all Whether the office of price adcifically exempted ' from its terms anteed weekly minimum wage for ministration AUNT JEMIMA WEATHER M C W 'If youl don't employ employment the raise price ceilestabSmaller but by anyone long has advocated iings because might of the situation menlyourself it doesn't apply Such lishments not influenced by these workers Ile be I paid for a tioned by Walker was not indipersons however have an obliga- - conditions will probably comply that workers — when their tion to their country and them- 101 patriotic or economic reasons cated Outlining the program Tueseeerka of orders cry el:: pseloryneurmbfeorr day night Director James F ' selves to contribute to the extent Few objections are expected a his plant a i ()p of their ability an Q Byrnes of the economic stabilizaor Suppose employer of hours tion board said there should be How about part-tim- e Q :— work- wofker contends that the 6 Farm organization leaders no price increases "unless and to ers? week is or his in impossible '1: shop rke 'w rebuffed in their bid for higher the limited extent required by law A -f- t1w It doesn't appl y Here plant? 444!: '" ‘ yrk a it however both employer emA The W M C will investigate farm prices but promised "incen- to meet clearly established cost and to farmers were Increases which cannot generally I Ark" :::a ploye have the same obligation and make such exceptions or ex- tive payments" for the time being be absorbed out of profits" to produce as much as they can emptions so as to make of- 7 stores retail It appeared for the war Higher costs are involved iin the the fullest possible contribution trL - fices and banks would be most order since President Roosevelt Should in Q firms other areas the war i It: 'r': affected in the cities where the directed that thc‘-- longer work week? Does the order apply to coal order try to go on the Q was made effective Most week should not abrogate proA Yes if by doing so they can miners most of whom have a 35- visions in federal and state laws reduce their labor requirements hour week under union contract? major industrial plants reported already were working 48 or or in agreements between employer and not have to discharge workA The first dreas designated they t and emPloves for pay at higher ers now on their pay roll Most include no coal mining centers more hours It rates for work over 40 hours a From these developments war plants in allareas are ex- But successful efforts are being " so as made now by the government to was apparent that strong pressure week Under the fair labor standpanding their work-week- s ' A to utilize available labor better for higher p 1!l ee ards act covering millions of -- -' have the work week extended in would develop on some items and also workers and in general practice ceilings adbe Nonvar would well areas to meet war fuel plants A eel by labor the rate for work beyond 40 hours vised to plan similar action in many needs Some hazardous occupa- that the campaign view of the drain of their work- tions or industries may be exempt- forrmpula Luld the "little steel" Is pay and one-hanot be laid aside ers into the armed forces and ed A formuladisallows hourly This into war industries How much additional proQ You Will Find No Priorities Must time and one-habe ductive power is made available by wage increases except in extraQ 15 more cases of than ordinary over all 40 in time for hours paid on love this order? says above the level of Janany and all employment? A No statistics are available' per cent 1 1941 floWers with it from Brown's A Yes with certain excepuary It has been estimated that if the Too tions The president's order proRigid Says Green week were in effect in vides expressly that no change is all industries and areas where it lin Reiterating his opposition to it I made by it in any collective bar- would result in maximum use of Green said the formula was too to as rate the agreement gaining labor that it would add the equiv- rigid and worked a- particular 2 Stores to Serve You of overtime pay The order of alent of 1000000 men to the labor hardship on t groups course abrogates labor contracts force In congress the reaction was GREENHOUSE i 17 which to restrict the work-wee- k week be ap- mixed Senators Byrd (D) VirQ Will the 10th West and 5th South less than 48 hours in the areas plied the steel mils of Detroit ginia Kilgore (D) West Virginia to which the mandatory order is and in UPTOWN STORE Buffalo which are labor and others called the week 214 East 2nd South applied areas and not Pittsin a in move direction the right What about jobs not cov- shortage Q burgh which is not now listed as Senators Nye (R) North Dakota ered act wage-hou- r such the by -a labor shortage area? La workers domestic work- -yI as farm A be will This decided later etv c Lifc — ersA7 - 2i W MC ' PAV-1- the upon ' by investigation ' " The order does not require and consultation with the indus' one-hatime and overtime -for -- 06t VP4ir kloe1 try to determine whether it is posworked by these people t 'sible and feasible A few industries ' 1154 k ' 44 Q Shopld a store or office now may have to be handled oan ain- '95c wt h Al 4 Mofi v :::!1!"'''-——014- L less than 48 dustry-wid- e o n employes working of instead hours go up to 48 hours at once? basis o e ittA Yes but only if going to 48 D Q Will 0 P A E oh prices to tzt D hours would result in more effec- be raised on a permit R C in3' showing of tive use of employes or if it would creased costs? ) -You can please the whole 411-teavert employment of additional - :1' A That is governed by 0 P A -- -r employes However the purpose regulations but it is unlikely that family with delicious of the order is to release workers the increased labor cost will add AUNT JEMIMA for war and essential jots Mere more than a small fraction to the -A ' 1 ' increase of hours that will not cost of production BUCKWHEATS for supper ts J 1 result in this was not intended I Does Q the order apply to govie 4 t 1 '-'t favorite America's ' i 1 tonight! Who is putting the order ernment arsenals and navy yards? V Q ' 9 ' t ) rIt I: I I ‘ 1 A Yes but practically all these into effect and enforcing it? one-di- sh meal is 1 A The war man power com- are on a work week of 48 hours — i — mission was directed by the presi- or more already nourishing digestible 1 I 7 I 11::- ‘ dent to interpret and apply the Q What about government ofto fix and easy as I order and to permit longer or fices? ti 111 -' A The government recently shorter work weeks if they will ENJOY IIT NOW! ''''''''''''''''""'''''''''''7"" win the war work week for adopted a I help '7' 1 When is the order effective? the duration with overtime pay t Q t '1 L ' ' 7''''':--y-I T ' A The president's order is el for work in excess of 40 hours as le N ' ' goeN fixed 32 law federal in areas the e by ' 114't fr fectiye immediately k t ' to news'7'040 Does C M W the Q order '''''''')' Chairman e: 1 apply designated by ''i 'e: c :-and workers should be papers and retail stores? I McNutt a A Yes in the critical areas But Ite ' paid overtime rates as overtime is Aid warnme bus --'''1 ''1264 instituted However the war man it should be emphasized that the IL '1114 'It o Ivol A ' 13 to econo14 'it'' I ItiC: r: power commission has announced purpose of the order service by planning lAUlier7E11144 f mize on man power and not to have March until that 01-employers i r(7z-'i- ' r filI 31 to bring their work week up to increase hours of work where it k( P11 Ir t essential trips for -' ' lc il 3t:Itrit 43 hours or to report how much will not contribute to the war r '"Z 1 lir-n — February March April Q What about little 44 t le longer it will take them to do so business 1 ' r ''''f and -in these critical areas professional people instead of '1''' Steldillw --'"c A Does the order apply to es- - like doctors and dentists? Q t A The order applies only to emtablishments whose hours are amoiot BUS -- and perployment most in law—bars state w limited ''' by A I i i ' TRAVEL sons are not 4c41 or as regarded I employes i states for instance? Es 0 Even in wartime when all bus :7-al Q Does the order apply to launCHART ik21 A No The executive order dries travel is much heavier—winter A Yes In the critical areas cg 4Z travel is lighter than summer A 4 Z Q Suppose an employer declines 1 1 P P to increase an the of pay r-- weekly travel That's why we urge you -4— DON'T employe although he increases the ' 1 ' 1 s'it ' ' 48 to work week t'l hours What can to plan essential trips during L4 4 kl !I the worker do? HESITATE ' Producers Unite To Support Federal Purchase - - - To Clarify ' Conies Back C Answers Questions Rule To U S Scene 48-Ho48-Ho- - - : - - ---- --- - - 1 t i T ! - |