Show THE OSDEN STANDARD-DCAMINE- R British Favoi THURSDAY EVENING NOVEMBER 23 1944 Gradual News S Views --:- By George Gallup Director American Institute of Tublic Opinion PRINCETON N J Nov survey among the British populace finds the vast majority of Britons in favor of a program of gradual demobilization alter tne war Three out of every four Britons would rather see men returned to civilian life as iobs are made avail able than have the men de mobilized Immediately and left to find jobs for themselves The issue was put to Britons by the affiliated British Institute as follows ShmiM th£ rrnvrnmtit rfpmnhit ize men as soon as possible after the war and let them find jobs themselves or should they be demobilized gradually as jobs are made available for them?" A tabulation of replies: Demobilize immediately and let them find own jobs 16ft Demobilize gradually as Job! are made available 76 No opinion 8 Although thinking in Britain on the subject may change when the war is over the present restrained attitude has added significance when one considers that nearly every British family has a man in the services and that the natural desire is to have him return home as soon as possible Although the problem of the demobilization for United States military was made fin issue during the recent presidential campaign with emphasis on the fact that "our boys' will be returned speedily after the war demobilization will actually be one of the most ciltieal problems facing the nations ecori-°- y lnA the early post-wThe American public In a period taken during 1943 expectedsurvey that men in the armed forces would have trouble finding jobs when they returned from the war and a pre- ar - from F&tl Cst) Continued Demobilization -- prices that was amazingly gener-boa- st ous on the part of the naval depot find was accepted as an expression of the good fellowship of the entire" personnel American planes and PT boats have destroyed or damaged scores of barges and coastal vessels in the waters around Ormoc on Leyte The Japs are trying to get reinforcements to their hernmed-ir- t forces on the west side of Leyte Li Gen Tomoyuki Yamashlta the conqueror of Singapore early in the fighting on Leyte threatened Gen MacArthur that he would accept nothing short of uncondi tional surrender What a rth IrtWp It wrn14 nrAvt to be if Yamashita were to be captured by the Americans operating in the Ormoc area If captured he laUr should be taken to witness the fall of the capital of the Philippines when our forces move in has gone out of the German Americans Mark 1 Telephone Strike Allies Advance War Turkey Day Is On Spreading Strasbourg from t> (ContInud Oni ( - - i £tfcf i women— J lit 0 UU ) LJ i I L— Jlfwr J ! I I 1 L— j gooa-nature- a Company statement A company spokesman said ha aiiiiwpaiea no serious interruption adding that there were enough supervisory employes with operating and ntfiinten Attn nvntfltnA tn service equipment and provide cieion siaiis lor suburban exchanges not equipped with automatic dial KVtPlYi- Choose Your Jovelry Gifts NOW! at Anderson's—Utah's Greatest Jewelers - Just thf BS RAnn D Mft mtttimaieA i L IN THE PURNIfUUE STORE Wro) J If"' 1 Convenient Credit Terms worxers uatiy rejected a order of the war labor board th 97nn operators ignored another WLB message which said that "any interference With telephone service in me nation s capital at this critical neriod ftf Vin lirftf inn nnt ha whrttrt 1" tftfih tolerated" At nlne a w- three hours after a lnm - Striko hPffan fZZif $&&Jy 'SJj' iliW ifyrj the city was normal" that there was"practically no outstate interruption and that "calls to distant points sucn as Washington" were ueingi nancuea witnout difficulty At that hour thft rnmnanv r ported a survey showed that of 203 operators aue at work 143 hart rn ported In the loner H ftp rfpnart ment the company said 71 operators were at work although only oi naa peen scnenuiert tn rtnnrt — n n nn i KrtiAti can Vi was some Hie JJetroit C ANDERSON'S 7A "'"wr ti ne Bond jljipcal iua JS-ine- i5KP 'me' Makes Gen T Wipes Out Pillbox LiiehihIn " tt is enough for Us to logne: " Our dav ftf of because know that Not more than eighteen months who led our boys and of all the Wtfrld today you are people g" givine ago Hitler and his pompous group Sfll-- 111P15? companions on the uiaiiKs iu uruu wno nas iuugniy f wtere declaring they would anDeath" will a made possible your vast achievenihilate any force which attempted ?rieAJ0f thfelf "ut&llypay " bass ment to invade the "west wall" tenaing On the home front war plants on remained full Now Hitler has been silenced wb4tr aunty's war chestTwent schedule but stores and production mercantile and Goebbels and Goering are is- Si? when firms closed generally Weltteay suing disconsolate bulletins been subscribed Mix-u- p on Date One Of their hrnnHsst t tM ifi1MSlu6UJhlld beeft fIxd at Because of the calendar quirk morning told of great tank battles WflS xceeded bv which produced five Thursdays mm being foueht fill tho this month there nanin wn c Aachen to the Swiss border exOutstanding was the perform-tS- L mix-u- p over the holiday date For tbe ceeding in violence anything hithty-oana tne District of states which depots erto known since the invasion of Columbia followed the federal Every Europe statute in celebrating today Von Itundstedt's armldc turned a fine stewardship cv Arkansas Idaho Nebraska Ten the broadcast fi rnnintf with nessee Texas and will task of the greatest magnitude 5?fdfn nd Weber county havea have their legal stateVirginia on holidays to be right of the men and the fifth Thursday November 30 proud What a difference :i an women and the subscribers who aunougn iwu xhbusbs ciues on have achieved such remarkable re- - Smith and months! How the w m selected Fayetteville BUI IS today for their municipal obser vance uuuoanu no ui Georgia will have two muie of them ppnderance favored keep- longer stands as an erThanksgivings— today by- guberna ing men in the services until peace Him nU11 tn and next Be our war c"est torial proclamation wine jUua were avauaoie for them i workers Thursday by state law Tommy-Gunne- r WITH SSTH DIVISION Leyte Nov 10 (Delayed) (AP)— Clad only In a tommy fun Capt Clar-enc- e (CoftUSUtd from Pitt One (Continues! from Pagi 0ne) R Luten of Araarillo Texas (Contiauid from fit Ob) an infantry company commander pounced plans to send the case German tanks knocked out upain to Stabilization Director Vinson PUl °UA°£ 1CUdn and BS (elite guard) natl JaP Pi"box fleet which has struck the enemy a usual units and killed three of 'its machine to effectively" preliminary to ft presidential seizure ordef Admiral William IV Halsey Jr gunners The Ohio Federation of Tfefe On Italian Fren from the pillbox had commander of the Third fleet laid: flrt ROME pinned "We Phone Workers 23 (AP)—Ei2hth thanks that we have a promptly appealed army troopsNov across 4Utf£? C0mPny a decentgive rive? 41 battling affiliates of the National resistance have strong enemy homeland to fight for We J° Sive thanks that we have been Federation an independent union mans out of the cleared the Ger- able to keep the enemy's fleet and for support yosma river loop Kdpt his bloody hand from touchlnf that Sympathy strikes in Washington homeland" and Detroit followed Picket lines Gen were established MacArthur In ft Pfc Herbert J Bate of Chicaeo war bondDouglas There were threats of new walkmessage by the c°ut who had crossed the river' treasury said" "Wereleased an outs at the front nounced today hava complete faith tn you at ?hItlT p8lream Government action expected moman in thecounted home The spirit of America— pillbox could of mentarily the form an order for thetake m always ested your heart—has never Mount to take ciSlSSSS Fortlno army nd us and we know you will °2f'f 6nd ePfate the itruek propOrlot6 San Butte t11Ue erties of the Bell Telephone sys- and Sanlvlarnante Farther S th? the money 1 north of supply needed tem tnd hoIdlnSthrough ot wr — — I bond"6 In Washington a long distance snort answered ly after eight a m promptly Asked If calls U& Were blnif mrtriAA asM mere are a few of us here and we win no the best we can" Picketing was orderly in both Detroit mnA WkliuM tk K changes in Washington staggered vvci leverai nours found only a trickle of workers— both men and American soldiers in the St haul's headquarters warlord are feeling the American church in Rome to celeu T£e draw pulling them to their brate th Ambassador holiday doom C Kirk read President Alexander Thousands of waf workers in the ogden area are being invited by Roosevelt's Thanksgiving proclamation tne depots to have turkey In: London Ambassador John fi Hjll Field the Arsenal Clear-tiei- d Winant read the proclametion In and Second street are work-Jl- g Westminster xne Rt Rev aoDey ?2 4tift holiday but are being Henry B Hobson bishop of southwith appetizing dinners ern Ohio delivered the sermon The town of Boston England w v qiitvi ntuu Manila nav lOo American y It ef"twu wit! tiic was to entertain wreckage- oi Jap ships soldiers and nurses — — at- an — —- v uau wiin music viiiii pro inauKspviiis That mutt fed 8 fctW MKit ulat ng to the Americans along vided by U S army bands tr iront— it today there are Festival Evening ivaiis permitted to see the In Cherbourg France French destruction being wrought by our civilians ana tfritisn troops joined oil tuiuttSj Americans In a festival evening at Soon the eriti win xne municipal tneaire h XJi? ih guns of our Lieutenant General Courtney H battleships open fire from Hodges tOld his trOAM nf tha ft c o" cerregidor and our troops push First army driving inside Gerback tht garrisons on the mainland many along the approaches to Cof 'AWc tv-- W mountinis Vi v 4Sr- - ' a masterpiece f - Z -- ? ! ' of $150J)0 vptMv L"1 Mil 10 -- fea- - fashionable fishtail Kit j meir regular snms last night Officials fif th A VI wv MJfhJffan tVUlMMll Tlapnone employes' federation maintained however that "nnrmal" number ftf rinera tor left at 4 Via end of work last night and that oniy a lew employes passed through picket lines this morning Interstate Lines Not Affected — ?hls forgeous tsrldal duo tures the (Afl The company had nrnvirtpH cIoca lng accommodations for employes who chose to remain 4n the main telephone building at the end of — ENSEMBLE piece traveling kit for men In handsome leather case with zip Ja!iJ IL :3s5ri J : The Walkout Which won mil or! io support workers in Ohio did not affect interstate lines since thev are nncrtpH hv Amtrlin Telephone & Telegraph company not amiaited with the employes l leaeration micnigan A picket line of 25 or 30 wo- men some with cards saying umo ' pinned sinxe ana to their coats"support marched before the Detroit building entrance The scene was orderly Michigan Bell's president George xvx weicn cauea tne strie "un"Illogical" and "illegal" patriotic" and a "clear violation" of the famitn-connalact The work stoppage In Ohio continued despite an appeal by Governor John W Bricker v'to every employe who loves ht try to respond to the call of duty in protest oi weeKiy bonuses paid to girls transferred from other cities to Dayton The company saia tne Donuses was necessary to pay tneir extra expenses --S JLlf StyHsh belt buckle tit and collar clasp set for men t a A II $475 1 ly MAJESTIC COAL RANGE The world's finest range offers satisfao tlon Deep firebox assures lotsguaranteed of hot water and line baking Extra large oven all porcelain lined permanent black finish- CiA MAAUtMM VWUftUl K white IUU lit Willi sides porcelain I f i VI im vJJj n FWA ring with fiery Grant Taken By Davis Schools FARMINGTON 9j"r county board of education THREE ROOM Heavy cast iron construction with ribbed firepot 3'Ing adJQstaW g"teS for coal or Wood down tA draft In doors large ash pan Cabinet of beautiful walnut nrrriQi on steel with onon t bottom for warmer flnnr- u A Few SBIZE fr1 A ULATING HEATER Beautiful porcelain cabinet that is made to look like burled walnut adds greatly to the appearance of this well known heater Full sized firepot and grates made of heavy gray f cast iron Tight fitting doors fT (01 - SSLSff iron firebox with cujusiaoie 1grates wh 1 y polSSed ZJfi?- top Full size oven Porcelain 1 nv with adjustable' draft trol Two to three-roo-- 4 size ' : LI" con- - m 1 ! 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