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Show s THE BULLETIN. BINGHAM. UTAH Everybody Lends Hand to Defense of Australia e'' L-- y v, H--'l-- ff ci" I Japs in he b.,1S!! the lit 'm'" back Wllh lhe assu"nce th ' " bombed m ??c cl7 P'yees are doing their Austr.Ii.may tsk, erecting an iMand ZZSS!! at an action sTtartikolnnirinPrDcmariwseins-. - ARuisKtrha,l:ia.MeTmhebemr enofwtohrek "sAtriiprpcedraftot tbhaetitrerywaimstasn. 11 i i pi eri Wrslty profes- - SJtoJapanazl group- - I s Lt Col. In tht r Reserve Corp. ti Merciless Truth: Id Mi Z (which they sa, - Bftt: "On Broadway E is jerk ith personal- - - cohnTer who is play-11- raws of the enemy by 7i d publishing stuflr corn. J oebbels. Two of his of-- ,eek were so palatable tc their short uis-t- bat 2 Hashed the phony para- - ad...Butwait! With" ' CBS reported that its 2 monitors here heard the credited to "reliable up ( - surces" from Berlin and il' agine! . . The,Goy ,nt for the Soandso X and read the riot and d of 1917 to him . . . I' prison next time. a Foley (of the U. S. id bis extreme satisfac- - t be ousting of all Nazi- - I, k the German Aniline rats to Mr. Morgenthau, the agents for making e, :er without those bums. 1 fine's verbal lashing oi jyumist (not L. P.) after Jj Academy Award. Nasty 1?! ide Joan feel better, and I t up by inviting the cow-- I alley . . . Eve Symlng- - s huge portrait of Capt ,, to his defense plant he workers . . . Press L' 'roadway who hand col-- ijone military informa- - s or facts. They are in-- 1 wftil lot of trouble . . . B the wise men of B'way J ufficient, but it probably . Anyway, please don't I it to me . . . Tom I jays he never was of-- i e's job, so he couldn't cd it. if ill wags claim Congress' M for pensions wasn't so e. - j me members of both : i'd be worth money to out of effice. il I ftold the Riom courtroom i Jickering among French n time of crisis is what e to the Nazis on a plat- - forth noticing that Laval, , ministration hater over taken care of when the I came. J '. staL the concert singer, ' air raid warden making of an apartment house, p is: "Have you any ! on the 11th floor admlt-- I rooster in the apart-arne- d her it was illegal, ent on. i loor below he asked a ave you any pets?" . --she hadn't because a apartment was no place jj p." he said, "thewom- - keeps a rooster." I the 10th floor lady let ting shriek a"d then recovered she told the ' for months she had i psychiatrist on the er husband bec8 use ev-l- e told him she heard s fw, he'r! shou "you razy." : Here's the lat--ut dodge" gossiped Get yourself a doctor, a case of f nd a private room P'-prefer- ably a pri-fPit- al where yoivr ctor handles the "sual (and latest) sul--L apy is adminis-p-j the patient suffers of the sulfanila-e-U pernicious ane-tou-ed consumption of Ps him in this con- - 5 breaks down the DESTROYS THE ELLS TOO! J y draft. ou It's too lat-e- ' around the 1 "me ks h ' he lail out my 3rerWasan I reading? 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The Belvedere Apartment Hotel I ' CALVIN O. JACK, Manager I SOUTH STATE STREET SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH I Mississippi Digs Out of Tornado's Wreckage L n rJ?if-r--- ' Homes were leveled and rolled together as so much paper by a tornado which swept through Missis-sippi and laid low farm buildings and towns in its wake. In the upper picture convicts from a nearby prison remove a great store of hay which fell upon livestock when the wind played havoc with it, at Ber-clal- r, Miss. Lower picture was taken at Grenada, Miss. The wind that caused this damage just missed a hospital which stood near by. Note the spectators, standing about in dazed wonder. Washington, D. C SENIORITY War and Navy Secretaries Stim-so- n and Knox let the senate foreign relations committee in on a number of military secrets, which cannot be disclosed, when they testified be-hind closed doors on the $500,000,000 loan to China. In return, the cabinet officers were vouchsafed a political secret by Senator Tom Connally, committee chairman, which cun be told. The courtly Texan was confronted with a problem in protocol in trying to decide whether Stimson or Knox should be the first witness. Final-ly, he turned to the war secretary and Said: "Mr. Stimson, we will hear you first. 1 believe you have seniority." "I won't stand on my seniority if you prefer hearing Mr. Knox," smiled Stimson. "Oh, we Insist," said Connally. "We are great believers in seniority here in the senate. If that weren't so, some of us com- - mittce chairmen wouldn't have our jobs." Note: Though not named by Con-nally, Senator Reynolds of North Carolina, chairman of military af-fairs, is definitely in this category. Able Senator Austin, though a Re-publican, does the real work of the senate military affairs committee. ARMY GOES TO SEA A hot, backstage fight between the army, navy and maritime com-mission has developed over Brig. Gen. Charles P. Gross and his am-bitious plan for the army to take over all war shipping. The row has even gone u? to Harry Hopkins and to Transportation Czar Joe East-man, so far without settlement. Crux of the battle is that General Gross, an infantry officer recently placed in charge of army transpor-tation, is eager to take over docks, ships, rails and inland transporta-tion, operate all of the supply ships which now sail under the maritime commission and the navy. The maritime commission and the navy, however, claim that the Job of the army is to remain on the land, and they will handle water transportation. Before the sea-dog- s realized what was happening, however, General Gross had quietly written out an or-der and taken it to Joe Eastman, who was qn the verge of signing it Gross is under General Somerville, the quartermaster general, who was New York WPA administrator under Harry Hopkins, and Somerville has pushed the plan with his old friend in the White House. However, Director Lew-is Douglas, newest addition to the maritime commission, so far has blocked the army grab. He claims the army has enough to do fight-ing, without sailing ships. BRITISH RED TAPE "There'll alwayy be an England!" but U. S. fliers now trying to save India ure wondering why. British officials in In-dia don't want them to enter India until 31 days after they have taken yellow fever shots. By that time the Japanese, who don't have to observe the y rule, may obviate the need of U. S. fliers going to India at all. Stopping Inflation Inside fact about the current quar-rel over inflation and the farm bill is that sage old Bernie Baruch long ago warned the President, Leon Henderson and the inner circle that they could not stop inflation if they put the brake only on prices. "Price-fixin- g Is like a four-legge- d chair," Baruch warned them. "It won't stand on two legs or even three." There is no use regulating con-sumer prices, he said, unless you also regulate profits, also wages, also farm prices. If one of them gets out of hand, the others will too. Baruch, who was head of the War Industries board in the last war, has been harping on this point for months. He urged congress more than a year ago to adopt a very high excess profits tax to take away all the war profits from industry; and at the same time he urged the President to clamp down on wages as well as prices. The President actually got a little irritated at Baruch's pounding away on this theme. Today, however, chief resentment of the farm belt is not so much against Roosevelt's urging that farm prices be kept down, but over the fact that labor's income has skyrocketed while the farmer's hasn't. Furthermore, the farmer complains that he has to pay a lot more for his labor when he can get it at all but he can't in-crease his farm prices proportion-ately. MERRY-GO-ROUN- D C, Army, navy and civil defense au-thorities rate tall Mayor Ed Kelly of Chicago as the most and efficient municipal executive on war problems in the country. X Having taught himself Spanish, Good Neighbor-consciou- s Vice Pres-ident Wallace has taken up the study of Portuguese. fl. Among agriculture department the high handed bureau-crats of the AAA are known as "clusterheads." Buy Defense Bond-s- Another Sea Fighter U f I , - , ' 11-- The 1,700-to- n destroyer Frazier, shown as it was launched at the Bethlehem Shipbuilding company yards in San Francisco. It Is the fifth of the present series, and was christened by Mrs. K. P. McCul-loug- h, wife of a naval intelligence officer. As Convoy Plowed Through S. W. Pacific IBIlBlllBlliiSHIB In mi Mint lii auaii .fx This photo was made during the "J'gSZ f the anti-aircra- ft battery putting a jendi clean.ng transport. Much of their spare time was tionlng their equipment. ,. Guarding Great Britain's Coastline : "j".. " 'i.. i' f v m lillH"" Nad Invasion of England this To guard against the Pss'bllityInft he a ..Northern Command." stands spring, this "sea fort somewhere ovef th r ready. The fort Is heavily m.nn Z'menot the garrison during row sea towards Europe. The picture gun drill. MacArthur Trophy Francis B. Sayre, commissioner of the Philippines, shown on arrival In San Francisco with sword which General MacArthur picked from body of a Jap general a gift to the President. |