Show J Ammunition THE OGDEN (UTAH) STANDARD-EXAMINEWEDNESDAY EVENING APRIL 17 1946 R President Moves Progress Made In Cancer Work To Halt Tieup O Mine rWorkersbnntinuM trorr Piib Mill "and 5"! a0' one-ha- lf - 1 Trunians Help Conserve Food y " i CLEANING MATTRESS WORK FURNITURE RECOVERING Expertly Done at The! PARAMOUNT FI RN AND MATTRESS COMPANY" North End RiverdaJe Road Viaduct Ph 58 April 17 (UP) AdminProduction Civilian The to issue shortistration is expected use the of ly an order lirhiting ammunition to farmers ranchers and professional police officers hunters A CPA spokesman said the order inspired by a shortage of lead would virtually ban the use of amjmunition for skeet shooting clay pigeon meets and hunting for The Order will i take pleasure a ij imitation oh the of effect the amount of lead that can be used in ammunition for civilian use Ammunition manufacturers have asked for an allocation of 16P0 tons of lead per quarter from CPA The aegncy is putting this to 000 tons because of the critical shortage Ammunition manufacturers advised the agency that a 9000-tp- h allocation of If ad every three months would lie hardly— enough to provide essential users such as policemen ana isrmers — wup ammunition CPA ms expected to control the ammunition sales by furnishing retailers fori applications to to fill out If they buyers cannot prove thy must ha'vjfe ammunition for theiir occupation the application will be rejected From Page Ore) of its version of price control ex- (Continued WASHINGTON Smelter caught at an early stage but that that they it has only been lately able to do nying been have stage Coal Walkout In 17th Day with the disease in a late cancer of indicative JThe coal walkout which ac-of Symptoms counts for more than strike-idl- e a are lump the nation's 656000 part of the from any workers went into its 17th day sistent loss 01 wsu ti — L was Fuller Paul having ent indigestion he saia Mpdiator a treat nr eHuffffins has r done little success in his efforts to get on the WOtk Workers Mine A F L United iocfioatn j President John L Lewis and the origin and control ot canue soft coal operators together in a prostate gland it was expl session joint bargaining At Local Clinics Other labor developments: 1 Nearly 14000 workers were At the local clinics Dr Huggins on strike in the farm equipment will discuss "Urologicai "" C I O of CanTreatment and industry More than 7000 "Diagnosis Farm Equipment and Metal Work- cer of the Prostate" and "Tumors Chalmers Allis at ers were idle C I Several other leading physiciafis plants in four cities and 6500 have naO United Auto Workers and surgeons throughout the struck against three midwlestern tion are scheduled to speak at me clinics plants of the J L Case Co White Collar Workers Get Raise 2 Fifteen hundred independent white collar Workers at Westing-hous- e Electric Co plants throughout the nation accepted a luVt cent hourly wage increase 3 Hollywood's major rhotion empicture studios offered their I8V2 Of increases wage ployes cents an hour or 10 per cent WASHINGTON April 17 AP) whichever is higher 4 President Truman sighed into Mrs Henrietta Nesbitt housekeepsaid today law a bill aimed at curbing jJames er at the White House C Petrillo and his American Fed- President Truman and his family help save eration of Musicians (A F L- - in aredoin'g their bit tooverseas their dealings with the nation's food for - the hungry On orders from the Ijirst Lady radio broadcasters 5 The Youngstown Sh set and Mrs Nesbitt said she has put into Trbe Co's tin mill at east Chi effect several food conservation cago Ihd was shut down when 900 measures Every precaution is takcrane operators refused ta work en she added to avoid waste in a dispute over rest periods Mrs Nesbitt' s comments were 6 At Flint Mich about 160000 in response to inquiries after made persons were left without trans- Mr Truman had observed at his portation when 170 C L O trans- news conference that Americans port workers struck to protest the eat and waste too much food A five-dafiring of a worker Here are some of the steps which transit strike at Lansing Mich Mrs Nesbitt said have been takten ended when striking A FI L workers struck to protest the fir at the executive mansioh: ITlSvery Monday is a wheatless traning of a worker A five-da- y " 'IL 1 sit strike at Lansing Mich ended day 2 On other days the use oi wneai reached a compromise waee acree- - foods is limited to the morning ment with Inter-Cit- y meat Lines Inc 3iNo bread is served at dinner and his family usuTherpresident eat Tipsy Thief Sought! rice grits or somehominy ally J LOS ANGELES April 17 (UP) thing similar Tj his and the a Police serched today for president Usually tipsy robber who held up Rubin Ehrlich folks eat corn bread or bran mufliquor store proprietor and took fins at lunch the bread served $41 then helped himself to a bot- wrtfk the morning meal usually tle of whiskey and a bottle of ice toasted is the familiar darker cold soda water and fled bread available at bakeries 1 Profit Guarantee Salome' Dancei Before D Fans Placed in Bill Be Scarce Ajffaiii £nMMMd From Page One) One Western Air Observes 20th Anniversary to prf-pecti- ve II Aides Study Poland Charge old-tim- 5 j (Continued From Page On) German technicians in thefFrim-quis- t engineering service" Lange opened hiss statement Ito the council by recalling that the Spanish Franca regime wis the creation of the enemies of the united nations— 'the lone survifbr of the axis nations and a dangerous remnant of the enemies wf have" defeated at such tremendous costs The appendix to Lange's statement also revealed that the "ordi nary state budget" of Franco Spain for 1946— this year— was 3608000- 000 Spanish pesetas — an increase of more than 1000000000 pesetas since 1942 The information in pendix was submitted UN delegation it said Sarabia minister of government of ' the li SAYS: Airline Service air travel in the U S— --a The something succeeding two jorQfJPc mprp marked by a grim determination safe speedy air service to to bring all fmportaht points through-Ou- t the west with Ogden on the route Money had to be raised be surveyed Landing fields hada toweather foreand marked off I created be to had casting system y radio contact had to be engineered better instruments for blind flying had to be developed — including the radio compass which Is now standard equipment for all W airlines The twentieth birthday of West-Sjer- n Air on April 17 thus marks an era of unique accomplishment that serving as a tangible reminder American ingenuity is still our best "secret weapon" and our soundest reason for confidence in advisory committee of the United honor at the annual Mothers day luncheon here May 9 Mrs Crosby formerly lived fin Chicago! f Gas Supples Lowe two-wa- the future - h- -i- Truman May Ask Fublic" officials from Weber Morgan and Davis counties wll y attend an regional confer ence Thursday under auspices of thF Utah Municipal league and the Extension division University of Utah Morning and afternoon sessions will be held in Ben Lomond j new-urider-the-s- un Home Finding service Th cn-mitt- ee made up of representatives of each of the 14 member agencies seeking 900 foster homes for chad renv invited Mrs Crosby the m4lhi er of four sons to be guest of —4- Public Officers Marks Birthday n: CHICAGO April IT CAP) J— Mrs Bing Crosby the former Dixie Lee of tjhe movies has been named "Hollywood's Ideal Mother" by he — Confab Dated for By Lois Lake On trie 17th of April 20 years ago th first scheduled airline service In the U S was put into operation by Western Air Lines:! Shortly thereafter in ceremonies! conducted at Vail field in Lo Angeles the first passenger wa weighed charged by the pound then bundled up in flying togs and tiej on top of the mail bags 1 1 the spare cockpit of a tiny in Lange's apdesti-natioto the Polish single-ehgine- d plane His by Cleneral Utah war In the was the beginning of sched-fil-p- d It Spanish fre-pub- lic caliber all-da- People's Aid y (Continued From Page One) inf what the statement termed program Bond House To SAVE 25 of YOUR Coal Bill j Be Torn Down whiting'stoker a noon By Thursday j Tf FENCE for he said the job should be completed This will be the umpty-umpt- y time the city had tried to get the obstacle cleared off the sidewalk The razing issue was urged today when commissioners were advised the place is becoming a health hazard The doors and windows have been broken and anyone can get Commissioners were ininside formed that several persons had been using it for improper purposes during recent nights Mr Saunders said the Negress who bought thejJ house recently from the women s division of the Victory war bond campaign had failed to remove it as agreed and that the city wouid now do it for her — and charge her for the labor STEEL There will be a special Easter lesson at the Clara Boyer Bible class Thursday April 18 at ten a m at the home of Mrs Clara Abbott 2838 Washington' 730 28th LOS ANGELES April 17 (UP) Gov Warren Mayor Fletcher BowIn 3 Utah Areas man and company executives toparticipated in Western Air t frtuvu Apm i7i tufj f-- uas day Lines' observance ©f the 20th ansupplies for ttiee central Utah- niversary of its first flight communities continued to run Idwwere nem al ceremonies n special or tnHov — wifH "hlnv'in 7 Lockheed rF ZiCX air terminal commem- Tl onnrnt the company's first schedThe gas is supplied fron the orating mail flight between Los air uled coke ovens of the Columbia steel Salt Lake City Utah and Angeles But thje soft WAL is the oldest plant in Ironton U S airline coal strike has cut off the supply of coal for the coke oven forcing a curtailment in the amount of gas they can produce CyMH J III Civic leaders and American Federation of Labor officials met here late yesterday in an effort! to Jfet miners to produce enough Seoalffto keep the coke ovens functioning The meeting adjourned without agreeing on any action WINOWjp & Co 3005 Jackson Ogden Ph 891S J Teuscher G — why the Whiting gives you more fire-pow- er FRIDENST1NE CO "FURTHER WEST YOU DO BEST" 576 West 24th St Dial 4833 Utah Ogden Phone Street fto Your Shopping 2-63- 91 Convenience We Are Open From 8 a m Tiff Contaet and a Stoker Whiting —are the sound combination for economical heating Cut your fuel bill by a quarter aa compared to hand firing and save drudgery and dirt as well Let us show you Coal SPENCER'S MARKET Now Available Also All Rinds of Easter Lesson Set tume Feeling that Beverly might be disciplined as a result about 150 students walked out Monday Later most of them returned to scnooi leaving aoout do on H picket line outside Bradley said there was no thought of expelling the girl and probably no action would be taken It's for sure this time — the Victory bond house is coming down City Commissioner Edward T Saunders promised first work on razing the cinder stone structure at Washington and Twenty-fift- h would get underway this after- "coalitionT of reaction" j - 4 Coalition Blamed Demo "The coalition of poll-ta- x crats and reactionary Republicans hoel with 'a public gathering thwarts the peoples' program" the scheduled for eight p m Weber statement asserted "It blocks the college auditorium Roosevelt legislative proposals Tom McCoy executive director wiich are being carried forward Of 'the league said the conference Truman in his mes11 bi President will bo the eighth of a series of officers to sages to held the congress" acquaint public with "the latest information pn talked about some Truman Mr intergovernmental affairs as it rie-- of the legislative proposals to the lates to municipal government and senators he saw yesterday civic progress" Experts in the Senators who attended said they various fields of municipal prob- - discussed domestic problems such iCUKs nave: uccu Duncuuicu cio ojpcaxv- - as OPA extension housing miniers Mr McCoy said social mum wage and security Mayor Earl- J Glade Salt Lake legislation Ci£y will be- principal speaker at Some present viewed the whole the evening public meeting He thing as a sort of pep gathering will discuss' steps being taken for those who might be expected throughout the state to prepare t§ uphold the president's hands ina for the Utah centennial likely appeals for the return of in will sessions open friendly congress Morning o'clock the hotel at nine-thirt- y Speakers will include H C Jessen Ornamental and Chain Link FWA district engineer who will discuss the federal works agency's advanced planning municipalities adult She Slips Off Slacks School officials said Beverly was to have worn slacks at her assembly-room appearance Instead Bradley said she slipped out of them at the last moment and danced in her abbreviated cos- lity" Porter said 1926 two men and a HISTORY MAKERS Twenty years ago on April 17 plane started the and the the men are togethertiny week this To honor the S and plane U first successful airline in again Air Lines reconstructed the little biplane which twentieth anniversary of their accomplishment Western and Utah In the cockpit once more momentarily forthe two pilots used to fly between Los Angeles C N "Jimmy" James (on ground) and Fred Kelly (cenexecutives as airline their present jobs saking with Captain Harold Wynn and Stewardess Ruth e togs along flying ter in plane) donned their ' Volz From Page One) that it was definitely of O) 1 Scottish Rite Masons Mrs Crosby Selectei Movies ideal Hotner Will Meet Thursday The members of the Scottish Rite living in the Ogden region will meet in Ben Lomond hotel for the obligaThursday at noon of observance Maundy Thurstory This is the usual gathering day4 of Scottish Rite Masons for this historic day David L Stine will be the speaker The meeting will AJ1 sojourn close at one o'clock ing members are invited tensions There was growing house sentiment to add restrictive direct ives to the extension bill As many as 50 amendments may be considered before the house agrees on a bill It hopes for a final vote late tomorrow Politer could find some comfort in the fact that even the most voluble OPA critics on the senate banking committee were not sug gesting outright death of the price control OPA act Selective Price Control SakiRobert A Taft (R-pro posed selective price control and promised an amendment to re reasonable margins of profquire its oh all transactions Porter complained that any pol icy of keeping control over only a few products is a job which would be both grotesquely unfair and economically impossible" Those who favor this type of control Porter said "expect OPA to sit on the prices of those few selected commodities while most other prices go skyrocketing' "After more than four years of successful operation the breakdown of the price control system is a real and frightening possibi- (Continued 1 0 v I p mv Week Days and Sundays mm? mm wm B Hi Jeautiful High Cardigan Suits in gabardines WW- I and two-ton- all-wp- ol e black and whites lso plain colors I J with clever waist lines for you! 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