Show Local Students Sign for U S A C Courses 13000 Men Seek TDept Store Sales Show Increase Jobs in Utah Labor Aide Says l J- SALT LAKE CITY Jan 10 (AP) Utah's wartime surplus of 10000 to the point jobs has dwindled that the state now has an unemof 13000 men Josployment total state director of the S Mayer eph said toservice S U employment day In December alone the emfl°' ment-lis- t was increased by 4550 increase was general this Although it n"en throughout Utah Lake City pronounced in SaltProvo farea saxa Tooele and Mayer Drop Is Explained Part of the employmentthedrop relast month resulted from workers moval of all supplemental except German and Italian prisoners of war jobs Mayer said Prisoners will be removed by spring he- declared Of the total December decline from 3350 workers were released " from federal government Jobs 700indusfood seasonal processing the 530 tries 600 from agriculture 275 from and contsruction from "mines mills and smelters Meanwhile 'employment in service establishments was increased in wholesale and retail by 700 and150 trade by -- ' j fA i VMi '1944 1 A 19' per cent increase marked the shopping in department stors: while the same group recorded! sales 13 per cent f 4 - - "V ' 3 - ' t - Og-de- -- y' i 4 - j i Employment levels In transportation manufacturing communication utilities andgovernment activities remained un- non-feder- al changed Still Need Workers jj However Utah mines mills and smelters remained in need of 3000 I higher than the previous November Independent retail shopping was unchanged from: October to November buf l sales in the latter month were up 11 per cent over the same month in 1944 For the first 11 months of 1945 sales of independent retailers were 8 per cent higher than for a corDeresponding period in 1944 partment store sales were up 12 fent ofin the same comparison pe£Sales independent retailers in Ogden declined 5 per cent from October to November while Jn Provo a 6 per cent increase-wa- s recorded Salt Lake City led in this category with a 14 per cent increase However on a comparison with November: 1944 Provo showed a 19 per cent increase' Salt Lake City 13 per Scent and Oeden 7 per ceni 7 J ! as pre-Christrn- Jean Phillips and Jean Chandler seniors of North Ogden (seated) help students to right: Maurine Robinson register for the winter quarter at IT S A C Logan Utah Standing' left VACATION OVER j Plain City Miriam Macfarlan Ogden Kathleen Grant Ogden Carol Cowley Ogden Ernest McKay Iluntsville Marvin Lewis Ogden Faye Jacobs Ogden Lois Peterson Taylor Marilyn Campbell North Norene Ileslop West Weber Qgden Norma Thatcher Ogden Shirley Ileslop Plain City -- Calif $as written tp Attorney General Grover A Giles asking enforcement of Utah statutes prohibiting smoking on public buses Complaining of flagrant violations of the law during a recent bus ride from Ogden to California Fitzgerald suggested that the state post a plain clothes officer on each bus (to enforce the: law t Giles although) acknowledging that the law should be enforced said the legislature has not apfor enforcement propriated funds and jthe cost of hiring pl&in clothes officers would be prohibitive I i Steel Worker Strike Seems Imminent SALT LAKE CITY Jan 10 (AP) Plans for the strike pf5000 steel and! mill workers in three Utah plants January 14 are going forward and Varro C Jones union official doubts that any possible negotiations will stall the walkout Jones director of a United Mine Workers (C I O) district said even if successful negotiations woiild probably not interfere with thejstrike over wage issues 4 - OniSmoking Law surged ahead from October to November 1945 While sales of independent retailers showed no change the bureau of icensus announced today However sales in both categories showed increases over November - 0 4 - THE OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINE- R THURSDAY EVENING JANUARY 10 1943 Millworker Faces Charge of ueserung Army Years Ago JanI SALTi LAKE CITY Jan 10 (AP) f Utah-bor- n WASHINGTON Jan 10 AP— John! W Fitzgerald at Camp Roberts Department - store sales in Utah armyi jchaplain 'V t tEnforccment Asked PORTLAND Ore An Oregon millworker 10 (AP)f At Florence charged with deserting the army 15 years ago who has since married and beepme the father of' four be courtmartialed at Fort Douglas Utah the FBI re- Ported today Federal Agent Howard I Bobbitt said Paul Llewellyn White 37 was arrested today under a new army directive that extends active time of (desertion charges Horn seven to 20 years He said White is charged with deserting June G 1930 and was arrested at his home at Florence Ore near where he worked at a coast' lumber milL White is now held at Camp Adair for transfer to Fort Douglas The FBI: agent reported 'White had married since the date he is charged with deserting the army j chil-drenw- ill t Hotel Is Sold SALT LAKE CITY Jan 10 (AP) Sale and future remodeling qf the Semloh hotel Salt Lake City landmark since 1911 was- - announced today by the Realty Purchasing company new owners Irwin Arno-vit- z secretary of the company said the price ' wjis more than $200000 and that $25000 would be spent on repairs Mrs White said her husband was a native of Idaho and they had married eight years ago She said her husband "always has been a good provider but he never had too much money The oldest of the Whites" children — three boys and — is six years the youngest agirl two months At Fort Douglas a public relations officer reported White had escaped confinement there when i : ! he was 'a member of the 38th infantry The unit is now a part of the First division F)rst army and assigned elsewhere He said White may be taken to a' post having jurisdiction over the regiment j LION Special Stoker Coal A prepared stoker coal screened to eliminate fly ! — i 1 ash ! LI0I1 GOAL YARD FORMERLY ELLIS FUEL CO 3121 Wash Phone 4986 County Fathers piddenj to w ater ower session j cipally: the Clearfield naval supply deDofand the Utah Army service forces depot listed a peed for 1292 workers All other5 industrial SALT LAKE CITY Jan 10 (AP)20 tunnels totaling more than activities listed a need of fewer Commissioners of Salt Lake coun- miles in length at an ' estimated 675 workers than ty have extended an invitation to cost of $200000000 to $300000i000 ' Mpnfiwhil ' B L Flanaean Hi the commissions of nine other Participating counties will be rector of the Utah department of Utah counties including Weber to Box Elder Lake Weber Salt anthe 19 meet announced Jan following employment security Tooele Davis Juab Utah Millard As446 veterans and that 643 war convention of the Utah Duchesne Uintah and 'iiviHans filed claims during the nual Officialsto sociation of County The proposed project would also unem- - form an organization to facilitate Jan i : 5 for vek! ending o a total drop of 2900 feet j j ni water provide Utah central the water level to facilitate in the il 1Q4T Flanaean said the deoart- - and proposed power projectof power Advocates ment has paid $390384 to civilians production AbefMurdock Sen President- William R Wallace of believe that the work could be through theitale of power the Utah Water Users association financed and President Ora Bundy of the and water Sen Murdock told the Salt Lake National Reclamation association commission that he will seek an CIieck will participate in the session of Colorado river water The proposed project calls for allocation ' diversion of among the states of the upper the "I am taking the position approximately 600000 acre feet of basin f Colorado river water to approxi- in Washington" he said "that the 300000 acres of land in government has be&i generous in SALT LAKE CITY Jan-1- 0 (AP) mately the productive central Utah area lower basin development and that Parking lots in Ogden and Salt The diversion would require con- it is now time that upper basin Lake City are being checked this struction of a series of more than developments are emphasized" month for possible over - ceiling charges the OPA announced no' !day In a statement Weldon J Tay : ' fe - ti p - B Si ' - i i I t i 1 1 - 4 V 1 - (D-Uta- h) p - ii Scheduled on trans-mounta- Park Lot Prices in -- I J if lor assistant price board executive t said: "Because of the traffic congestion in city business sections mo-- i torists who must park are easy parkiprey for the unscrupulous ing operatorfor A: nickel or dime parking may appear overcharge consequence tti ' an ln- -i pi mice case but for the person dividual iwho must leave his car In a lot such a price increase becomes a sizeable- sum of money In a short time" il He said parking lot prices were xrozen at March 1942 levels Granger Says U S Facing Inflation Rail Firm Ordered I t - Pump to s m m a s m m i Irrigate i To Show Cause PRICE Utah Jan 0 AP)-R- ep SALT LAKE CITY Jan 10 (AP) The Utah public service commisWalter K Granger' sion has ordered the Salt Lake & told members of the Price Rotary Utah Railroad company operating club "the country is facing an an electric line between Salt Lake Moninflation could destroy us" which City and Payson to appear cause a m to show ten at "You men" the representative day why the railroad and its opera- of Utah's First congressional distions should be abandoned The company reporting an op- trict said "are in a position to erating loss of $65834 for the first lend a great influence in combatten months of 1945 asked for perthis great evil" mission to abandon the road on ting Granger said the nation Is folDec 11 Notice of abandonment also was filed with the interstate lowing the same pattern as that commerce commission which which came as a sequel to World to subsequently that a hear- war I He mentioned pressures ing will be held ' in Salt Lake City remove price controls or- boost due time" "in price ceilings and the congressional " The order to 'show cause fol- slashing of taxes "which placed lowed requests ior public service another six billion dollars into intervention from manufacturers American pockets already full of and producers served by the rail- money" as causes of current in(D-Uta- h) OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF FURS REDUCED f "' ! In T Utn i j t 'v---- 'V : - :' vx T t - (0)7 f - SALT LAKE CITY Jan 10 (AP) Four thousand acres of abandoned ( farm land in the Jordan river water district will be returned to production as a result of the re- road cent installation of a new pump at Jordan narrows David I Gardner district rnTnmkeinnut M day The fland has been Idle since 1331 when the water failed The water supply willsupply be delivered through the Utah Lake Water District company's "canal now being renovated k Party Honors flationary dangers ' I ' Todiay s Replacemenf Cosf ! Natu al Kidskin Susan Night Clubbing Again y - i ? Utah Minister ni u -- SALT LAKE CITY Jan 10 (AP) A Presbyterian minister who" came out of retirement the war to ascend the pulpit during at Green River Utah was honored at a party here I I Blended Muskrat Natural Tipped Skunk Sable-dye- d Marmot J Sable-dye- d Squirrel Bombay Lamb Alaskan Sealskin "'(::! reather-- l it w arnAAVpr w w Sable-dye- d Russian! Fitch Oliver rox Sable-dye- d Ermine - yesterday The Rev William H 81 had retired as pastor of Ensign the Westminster Presbyterian church In Salt iLake City in 1934 When a shortage of ministers occurred during the war he resumed his preach ing at Green River !Dr Ensign will retire and live in California again : 1 I Jcense Plate Sales — — m S i t - V $!88 $228 $238 $288 ?328 $368 $488 $548 $588 $648 j a PRICES INCLUDE FEDERAL TAX ' I Reported Lagging SI 08 $128 $148 Russian Pony Squirrel Locke Black-dye- d Gray-dye- d Aged V t ' ' ' Hundreds of Others to Choose from I J vj i l r i 1 IB - 1 SALT LAKE CITY Jan 10 (AP) Utah license plate sales are lagging behind those of last year and the tax commission advises motorists to come early and avoid the deadline jam "Avoid delay and ruffled tempers likely tox result later when motorists 6ver-tathe facilities to obtain 1948 automobile plates" said one of the commissioners ij Sales include 6454 passenger car markers and 976 for trucks f ! Just a year after she was paralyzed from the waist down in a gun accident Actress Susan Peters enjoys her first evening at a nijht club with her husband Richajfd Quinel Doctors had once despired of her recovery but she sat up pertly hi her wheel chair as she spent the evening at Ciro's on Hollvwood' Strip (A P Wire Photo) — —Sunset r — — " t— -j BEAUTIFUL AS EVER -- -- LOAN PAYMENTS 1 REDUCED Jack 13 INGLEWOOD Calif Jan 10 — (UP) — The collapse of a lifting jack yesterday caused the death of MONTHS TO REPAY Borrow $25 fo $300 s on Your Own Signature— Loans Also Made on Furniture or Car Simple Monthly Repayment Plan Loans i to Purchase Listed Artiples Are- Limited to 12 pionths - ' carPhillip Haugland penter and brother oi em Haue- land Associated Press foreign cor respondent in Java and former member of the Salt Lake City Associated Press staff j I PnONE ' v 1 j ' j ' Stale finansoGo' A Friendly Loan Service I IZ4th Room 523 Eccles Building Phone and Washington for a bottle or Buckley's Take a couple or sips at bedtime Feel its instant powerful effective action spread thru tftroat head tubes starts at onceandto bronchial loosen up thick choking phlegm soothe raw membranes —make breathing easier Sufferers from those nasty irritating coughs of persistent irritations due to colds find bronchial Buckley's brings oulck and effort! wait— set Buckleys- - Canadiol today You get relief Instantly Owl Drue Co—Pay Less Drue Store Broadstone Drue CANADIOL Mixture 29 For Immediate Service Loans Usually Made Same Day YOU APPLY f (Resulting from Colds) Famous Buckley's "CAADIOL Mixture Acts Like a Flash Spend 45 cents today at any 'drug store Loans for All Emergencies and Every Worthy Purpose ! 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