Show VTokyo Reaches New? 3A 1 Police Recapture O r Public Favors Strong Hand tflnWK 1U 0-n5l- tuiu SUNDAY MORNING NOVEMBER gl if- - 15-ye- ar r1 oiiu-e- s Hw"-':':"- "' ? : Gallup By GeorgeAmerican Institute of Director Public Opinion PRINCETON N J Nov 20— 1 Reauest of individual members of ' " ' i I 1 i i v s: fr ': - — VW 1 h n!is1 ntoe AmerlCAn tjriv itself to a simple croblem reduces one "Why doesn't the government rjut'an end to strikes in war industries oy The argument which labor leadui era and --memueis a -law neralncit — — o t rat ion JHi"-"-- " cphlcrl wouiu not peneplants illegal have either or it has not trated to 11then public m a tra me- -' accepted To measure sentiment ag of attitudes of average as to the cause both Americans k Viesf wnv to nre ii TO j - II' the UiE rewsw ' V - the war labor board for more to cope with the strike itu- Dower T Innmlnc nn the horiion anew on the attention focusses of public reaction to whole matter in war sMoti of strikes t" o ' 1 ? : Nov 20 (UP—Hugh leader of the McAteer illegal Irish Republican army who By United Pres The notoriously corney Tokyo escaped from the Belfast prison treason xn radio outdid itself today whii Mtrvinsr a In a broadcast describing as recantured todav bv ta Secretary uiiu waiising "blustering bluffing" Knox's IC0 wno deFrank i of the Nevy in street the i nials of Jap claims of heavy comw can say we are warranted American naval losses a mentator said: official nut it in complaining t tn think about' it nrtnp JXAV O r o U7QV tnnnth everything he can iiAvy knocks 'Knox vo JS Only luui every time the possibly knock but come back to knocks he things Knox--wituucia Wltn XTUi cicm— iJosi apologies for knock for 3000 workers skilled and un pun but it s tne skilled the Arsenal asking for a pretty rotten me so 1000 and tne Jtxavy wepoi vtuung truth neip for 2000 or more the Ogden area The people of France Yugois stepping up all this slavia and the occupied c°untres Ozden as the center of and ina highly must again become free activity should enjoy Stalm dependent— Josef prosperous holiday season LONDON He Escaped the Japs y'- High in Corny Radio Broadcasts Irish Leader l9f ' " or swteK Somewhere across ike ocean yoer sos yor fcrother ksAosd heart Is dols9 a magnificent lob of defending American komss Keep that of It home of yoiirs brieht and eonrageons as he wonld like to think morale bnllder for yonr workers Keep It cheerfsl and comfortable as an the heme frontl 1 ARE YOU GIVING TO THE WAR CHEST? "v---'- 1 Jv - Si- vu--""- & o s' - vTl I 1 A I 1 inz It 'a j Inst ute vent them the American e nauon-wiuthrough its uImi abiil a cross II Seltion of typical voters these two "miinnimiwm wiiinm- i" C3 Grashio 25 PKfne' " r9Z q Samuel chief the is REUNION Capt TTtV "What doxnyou think to have successfully escaped tviU rountry? V Cause Ol wia " in Seattle with his wife Dvonia had Thappy he "What do you think should oe fi"L and said he would not disclose how done about strikes now?of vp trie iA 'f Wirenhoto) -"- -- MeeB " o s mil "AV rin P£3tV r--i ivt iSto public attitude shows up clearly fn a tabulation of replies to Largest single first question above Wma interviewed those of group desire an or "unjust labor leaders higher fContinna rrom nn un j on the part of strikers for ency of order his attention as I read and dis- wages In victims the Germaname many claims T-iriven represeniauve n mmul You mean somethe7 chief cause of have only themselves to blame vofew as News S Views as score your wi o ifA iJUi StriKes mi gories? five cate- - thAiA — i Our wonderful rTa'de"UtrX seek persona ! vo a Dr i!no frt riiTri WW MAa'0 m m h — — S?Z£tt3ri?v££ anAnencari? like vour thoughts on rentoo iou g— — —nrl church-eoin0irlon often convince our children mat mother and dad are not such old after all "Several years ago I wrote ton am a Mortrrw — VUU kCWUK "i thftt'T vour Vinw rloselv w jnun wvuiwi ajv our own In -your teachings parallelvon said you were tfMctinn' Book of Mor- dipping S into The firA nnvthincr in it that appealed to you? I have often fiiAriv-riiiririi- Aa folks may "Once in a while you lafai if in rl ism ant nrO- - vised for settling olffewcej betest against something that I write S Reasons which jusO-fie- d the are increases about so I am sending along Ha! lief that wage the that that and offset to enclosed help prices by higher to get strike is a necessary weapon j i those "As go no aver- category this have Into" I notice them you many tnanxs ana wu "Anyway i vimo imt)lovers for not bless you! their thinking so that recognizing and (tfnar "fcjjg "Sincerely yours besgirfto reassess or v?nio A Chamberlain need for higher wage b eliei that 4 Reasons reflecting the they concepta Qf sQme rrl a rTrc ca l fHrt of Idaho has ?M JS£ re have often taken for granted for that the ' more the think WOBsiWlity its — I lifetime cepted litaue situation and —we can stimulate our fellow record this season gards to itthe strike more likely the think acted on to have averaged 22 tons hHpf citizens flnd out" of Warmer 5 Reasons based on the beets to tne acre — or xoreign A fK that foreign saboteurs 1 A an -v - — fnn Were leaxsinterests' cause strikes in looked fmm nrd(ii u o as an average In nere Utah uie is leeis upon ivo fact that it i re-eva- lu- " S°ve° which Dr Crane ha 'found much Wk mato enjoy: urprisinr: to find a w — trc Of tnOSe WllU meas- - feel as if a whole load Se matter approving strong rfhteiitog — xn were Deing puurea to stopf strtKes Am wiiivf at unn least cart- if ka jrx win flow of good £ 'heuWV the fmm tninx should be uw c Lrii- - vf thousands — oi tci" "mi cat- L( peopij like me who read and STericTn'Mu into tie odtSeydrfor our young SSaon- - Jf ? t'SS to tte O nuM I I : i eu'eh Canity ni Wonf— n -x ana ueu ninishment of striKers -- u- euxu y-Vtf- Invest at least 10 of income (and every spare dollar) in war bonds rubber waste paper in j—j 2 Turn scrap — 3 Save tin ten container Sew innJi O II DOYOUR CCt Uironfirmation - SS- - StnUt fA p y - - x In the baVco - "r"- opposi-- 1 W fourtald -- ! I III I u EYES -j- - O SEE " DR G E HARRIS 2482 Optometrist Phone 8559 Washington Blvd on AO LJ I S Sw — pTj I I I I 1 I from tha Tf Tom are Buffering of arthritis rheumapains or stabbing go today tism sciaticatub neuritis at any and bay a tor of Trim desrht-f?rtKirh- nt this Apply to the part that hurts ehowld and watch results tbToo very first apa dlfferenc after plication satisEhould Tysmoi fall to the torturing faction soreness by reitevlnsr or stiffness in mus-iP- n rainsor empty ligaments just return the manufacture wiU refund tube your money Toa wiU find Tysmct pteasaotly or Cstinctlve among - preparations to be free Its class Guaranteed from narcotics and dope Sold by leading druggists everywhere Alwaja um band at Vaireei JDrag Store j j I —I I I 14 Take good care of things to prolong their usefulness 15 j rl I "j Be active in Civilian Defense 16 Eat nutritious food— get enough sleep— so you can do better work home to conserve fueL 17 "Heat-seal- " doors— heat-sewindows Weatherstrip ' ' walls attic floor or roof 1 8 Avoid traveling unless necessary al J I""""'! r"l I 19 Watch your health—avoid drafts that may lead to colds 20 Don't waste food-- eat sensibly OAK DINETTE SET COLLAPSIBLE CARRIAGE rJ 1 l Toldlng leatherette baby carries- - wltn wire wheels rubber tires adjustable top roomy laterlor Modem dinette solid oak with B to set colorful decoration in contrasting JLJI colors f ' 5 L- J pieces FAMOUS DIG GOAL HEATER PURREY tip tif?! PI AJ!fPT 'A Vf?: MARINES or SPARS -- war work or training through U S Employment Service TQiDU -i - powerful hot Wast radiant warm heater that will keep youseverest t during tn flrterate ii nomical on fuel— and most eonaoiy pneeu v and comforUble warm and nug Jot come soon Made of to Icy nights blended with 12 88 purrey rayon Luxuriously eco- rea- - Size 72x84 Inches wool toy EASY TERMS laboratory tests td bs warm Ucadav Shopping Ilours:- iSIIionloOP - HJtD Growers1 Prices! c UTAH COMPANY INC OGDEN 2444 Washington Boulevard I 1 UTAH FCIUI 2030 Washiirgtoii Blvd — 13 Don't hoard— buy sensibly DRESSED Woe Wommd t itary information unless published PADWS? Try Tynol oti This ESeaoy Oack Caarantoo TIioW 12 Serve in silence— do not discuss mil-- 1 I I 'SplUt other organizations helping war 10 Turn in old books to public library for service men 1 1 Don't spread harmful rumors I L-- Be EASY CREDIT TEM1S on AiiY puncimsE and 9 Give money to Red Cross USOeffort I I ranel Women Can clso Help by Enrolling Int Local Bed Cross knitting and first aid classes— "Tjl Few students of public opinion Want Roltof From v $9tt-5- 0 jH 4 9Van 8 Write regularly to service men j n n in Mil If iii Undecided r— 7 Make a blood donation to Red Cross ng s— cross-secU- I! vi A which he was listening and gave fact-findi- jj 6 Keep up production -- stay on the job r"j boy tne re- II! tion to such legislation in to eie maintain that the public in its cent elections they failed Views VI SUiu vuhiica ""J any laDOr CanUlUtlLCS labor strikes is necessarily infallible war the of only arrive at Its From the beginning a puyjc can basis of the facts the found majority on has vjew3 the Institute of the public in favor or outlawing knowT1 10 it The job of is accurately and objectively to strikes in war plants 86This majority in cent On this I of per such opinion measure its reached high of 1942 and today tne yasls the current survey shows un- thei spring Am naarlv seven In every Mjilvl that t fha rmVilif a of voting age m be persuaded that more stringent Americans ten strikes strike laws are unnecessary or im- favor of a law forbidding con- " as against then the administration industries In war the poggih workers such leaders must do a better to labor and give tinuing put ob in promotIng their arguments question -rieht to strike The was: Should the : law forbidding congress pass a or shouldi strikes in war industries conindustries war in workers the "" ' L strike? to i "i tinue to have the right I Li M Make strikes mega t it i 2J Permit strikes 5 Avoid and report black markets II n In-A- iu-ii- ci9 O --"' metioned had an of this casually that Dr Crane n 1ieo — lA cent in her cautioning the younger mriv talk ofraxn— Mar -- JKJSSS reflection of neen seen by 11 TIRE EASILY? i 4 Save used cooking fat for explosives r-- vvf n fn vnnp tnat w saw ne j —bouTttie bill a argumentsiuiwic especially when I heard children i majority support of ana favor 2 opposed A YEAR TO PAY cans-flat- St till November living Room Suite Special $j1(g)5© 1 I mZMZ I Here Is a living room suite that you will enjoy and your friends will admire for many years to come! Broad sweeping lines deep cushion seats wide arms with rich walnut finished hardwood trim are among its distinguishing features Skilfully tailored ki your choice of lustrous frieze coverings that retain their smart appearance through long use ftofa and lounge chair A ---- iotlSth t Sr FRAME CARVED ir — strikes by law always been taDoo m our World war 1 policy Our oldest girl however began to Wf drafting strikers into the army question our wisaom irr advocate having- their use umn tne Des- - mu- 2 ernmlnt take over war in- ern literature print foul language she heard the mayor Sstriel toatened byr strikes nmor Md hadn't some nrettv florid tnnm — ika ut uui w llcvmB but us there had She I7wtratton language? machinery V do mamtainea her father and I still which would either nothing at all about strikes or- that our standards are not too innothing hlgh and that we have' would give strikers what whi to lose and everything to gain by ea7es they demand A? recorded in Institute polls at living up to them the "And then — bless your heart! the tmblic favored and backed us h ConnaUy-SmitnrincipTe of the y0u come along Record on to Case cent irl 78 your per nUWbv a Vote of t up f it and bad language in gen- measure eral and how their use by children 1SMeffv5ore nlen naied bv congress After reflected upon the home training Sof anyha2 subject Our daughter never questions 1 Th" country write and I felt very you thing to fir hj laborjeaders m sm ''SStuS tS'n polled a 'I told you so manner when I O 1UXUR0US MODERN SUITE IN RICH FREEZE There are many former utanns m that ldano area wuo cus heet farms ius -- " has been all — ther x kw fall nrn T that we could expect rrVi f a Vi9VA been free a n from heavy frosts and much of tne time the sky has been cloudless WUM kl XI LUIS Irm viiii AT WPK I 11 and the use of "damn" nn to Christmas' the winter will wnrdR have -- - be well along toward spring be- — 'ii -- "" "— rmn a i ri — u American Are you a or are you helping in every possible way to win the war? Here's a list of things you should do — check them off honestly— each one counts for five points— add up your score I Most important take steps to do the things you can and haven't done up to now! half-heart- ed — cuate macninery d° "Ul o — W column InJM which i h— - — i pvwc ujiam 1 two highly inter- infrfAse in wages e rr x aal wU ir ullju" no ingie follows and r 2iReasons which blame etterIL 0ne b warn'- U from the doctor himaelf: Cra also " ' - Phono 7727 and 7723 OF JTlPPBNHBIWHR CLOTHES 2314 & I D ) Si k Wasliinton CoiUcvard Low -- J lA i'nees Vrlc:: ©rr5 i-i- sj xcri Proven exceeding-- y I |