| Show niE GARLAND TIMES GARLAND UTAH DRAFT: Inductions Soar Notes of an Innocent Bystander: The Lieut John Magazines: Mason Brown takes a civilian walG B lop at Archibald Henderson Shaw’s in The biogger Saturday his Review Henderson kept way into the narrative said Brown until “what was supposed to be Shaw’s life managed to become Mr ' Hpnderson’s scrapbook” Irving Wallace quotes a couple of fabulous Hollywood shoestnngers in Coronet on how they can make profitable flickers so fast ‘‘Because” exthe quickie wizards “we plained don’t have to struggle through red tape stooges and relatives" Pearl Buck’s story “The Enemy” m Harper's reminds you what wonderful things can be done with words if you have talent brilliant story of a refugee in Reader’s Digest points out that our first refugees were called Pilgrims —an observation that this dep’t more than a year ago Looky you mag correspondents at the Fronts: We aren't panting to know how bumpy your plane rides are or how ousylay your meals Let’s have something about the war and the warriors Commenting on the news that three thousand dead Japs received medals from their gov't Time observes: ‘‘The interesting thing was not that Japan had so many heroes but that the heroes were dead” Punchy sar Washington CAPITAL D C CHAFF Bernard Baruch has been from New York whencommuting the President desired his services in Washington is now looking for permanent quarters in Washington Librarian of Congress Archibald MacLeish has rented the old Robert E Lee house in Alexandria suburb of Washington When a New York banker came to Washington on a government job he wanted to rent a Georgetown home belonging to Mrs Lionel of both General and actor Atwill But the banker balked at the rent “I can’t pay that much” he said “I gave up a $45000 job to come here” U S North African Occupation Seen As ‘Springboard for European Front Hitler’s Seizure of Southern France Thins Axis Forces for Russ Campaign who ever EDITOR'S NOTE When opinions ir lomna In Ibnc they are then ipreuci Heeler n Newspaper tnloa'a new aaalyaU an4 net neceaaarlly af tbit tewpaper) Released by Western Newspaper Union “That’s nothing” retorted Mrs “I gave up a $50000 husband!” Once when Mrs Atwill was asked if she didn’t regret divorcing MacArthur thus losing the limelight of a great hero she replied “Which is the greater figure— Josephine or Induction of 18 and the nation’s armed forces by 1943 appeared certain January as the senate finally approved leg islation lowering the selective service induction age In order to fill military requirements up to the first of the year local boards throughout the country indicated they would soon have to begin drafting childless married men Final impediment to the law’s passage was hurdled when a group of senators decided not to press their attempt to require a full year’s training for all the 18 and before they could be sent into combat service overseas The house had previously approved a measure eliminating this feature Meanwhile selective service headquarters disclosed that local boards had been advised that “increasing demands of the armed forces require that a large number of men in essential activities who are liable for service be released for induction” This meant that war plants would have to release key workers for the army and navy into RUSSIAN FRONT: Nazi Drives Stalled Freakish Styles pointed toes one to were favorites with English men during Edward IV’s The were tightly points reign stuffed with hay or moss But by the men’s they were shoe points in Richard II's reign Those were so long the toes had to be fastened by chains to the knees or waist so the men could walk Fans were two feet wide in 18th century England and large enough to shelter an entire family in a' rainstorm Men as well as women carried them The dressier lads liked theirs frilly with ruffles and mirrors Shoes with two feet long PENetrO For oolda’ oougha nasal oongeetion muscle aches get Penetro— modern medication in mutton suet base 25 i double supply 354 a Form of Madness Gloomy penitence is only ness turned upside down mad- YOlT CH11 Communiques from Moscow took may be quickly relieved with looking an increasing note of optimism medicated Retinol Ty I ti forces unTerritory in North Africa occupied by U S expeditionary the Russians maintained that the STEALING TIIE STARS der Gen Dwight D Eisenhower will be used as a springboard for offenGerman offensive against the Red Washington is full of movie moguls sive action against Italy the Adriatic Balkans and possibly southern lines from the Baltic to the Black all worried about the fact that their France military experts believe on above show Principal features map sea had been smashed for the year big stars are leaving them Trou (1) American control over Atlantic ports in French Morocco (2) MediteWrong in Excess Southeast of Nalchik where the ble is the $25000 ceiling on incomes rranean ports of Oran and Algiers In American hands (3) strategic Bizerte The best things carried to excess German drive for the strategic stars figure this is an in Tunisia which would complete Allied control of the south MediteHollywood rranean to jump their contracts and (4) Dakar which military experts expect to be opportunity military highway are wrong— Churchill had been stalled the Russ defendand everybody is now out stealing taken over by Allies ers continued to repel attacks Elseeach other’s stars —or trying to casm where in the Caucasus the Reds The ins and outs of the new in BLITZ TIMETABLE: HITLER: were the Nazis well in holding come ceiling are difficult But in The Front Pages: With a second check Soviet armies continued to Get this quick relief Lifts Seizes All France here is how it affects Holly Heats Schedule brief shoe preeeura front raging on African sands and aoetkea keep a German force encircled in wood The total salary which can Two immediate jobs had remained caahloaa the sensitive Military observers agreed that the mountainous a third front blazing on Guadalmot Coets hut a trifle be paid under the new vicinity of Tuapse ruling is for Gen Dwight D (“Iron Mike”) Hitler’s seizure of unoccupied Black sea base and canal some editorialists are still $67000 thwarted every which when tax deductions Eisenhower’s a further lengthenFrance American invasion meant it up for a second front whooping are had completed ing of his lines and a weakening of enemy attempt to break through gives a net income of forces after they Hanson Baldwin’s lucid mili- $25000madeCertain The defenders of Stalingrad conother deductions their spectacular blitzkrieg of his forces in also are allowable tary essays about the Solomons The Fuehrer had no other choice tinued their heroic resistance While but the treasury French Morocco and Algeria in the the Times are another glorious than to try to close the “back door” small enemy detachments infiltratregulation specifically states that record time of 77 hours page of Journalism’s war reportage ed from the south these were thrown One job was to secure control of to prospective Allied invasion by ormoney to care for these As soon as the gazettes fin- additional back Meanwhile Soviet troops deductions cannot be paid out by rectangular Tunisia a French prodering his own legions southward to ished patting Congress for Be northwest of the city continued to having the companies If do pay them tectorate jutting northward into the the Mediterranean and the Spanish they the moxie to pass the ’teen age harass the Germans the government may require them Mediterranean and offering via stra- frontier and those of his Italian draft bill before the elections Con to make good the outlays Bizerte an ideal stepping stone “stooge” northward to the Riviera tegic SOUTH PACIFIC: throwers gressional Corsica island birthplace of NaThis is what gripes the movie toward the Axis “soft spots” of Itmade certain it would be deferred Mac Arthur Pincer was likewise seized poleon Some of them have been aly and the Adriatic Balkans until after them The editors stars The other job was to complete But Hitler’s move into southern have Jumped to the defense of the getting salaries running up into the warfare continued In Allies nutwith their British the 000s so to come down to $67000 France meant that 20 to 30 Axis the air and on the AP in the gov’t action $200 ground in the cracker drive into Libya to smash divisions would have tied down in South is quite a plop Pacific with American and against the news service ® In bringing us buying Information They Rommel’s all but occupation duties thus weakening Australian as claim it threatens freedom of the Furthermore movie contracts are forever Marshal forces pressing the Japs to prlcse that ars being asked for Afrika Korps the extinguished coast channel invasion English hard on New Guinea and at Guadalpress Could be But who tried to for one picture with an option tak wbat ws Intend to buy and as to Iho The capture of Morocco and A- and also his forces along the defend that freedom when the rac en on the next and then the next So canal in the Solomon Islands can ws the quality had conadvertising expect Americans the lgeria Russian front where action ing sheets were banned from the with the companies unable to pay trol of 1300given columns of this newspaper perform a General Mac Arthur’s headquarmiles of North was at a stalemate He had like stands? high salaries the options on their African seacoast on precious worth whlla servlca which saves us ters reported that at Oivi on New the Atlantic wise the area where the stars are automatically broken arany dollars a year Guinea Allied forces were using pinocean and the Mediterranean sea Nazis enlarged would be sabotaged as they cer tactics to squeeze the Japs out It a good habit to form the habit Casathe of key in including ocThe Intelligentsia: been ports elsewhere Carl Sand already have HEROES Australian columns had cut off a WITHOUT of consulting the advertisements HEADLINES blanca Rabat Oran and Algiers cupied Europe every burg’s epic treatise of time we make a purchase You don’t hear ynuch about them though we it was Adm Significantly enough Lincoln and the Civil War has been Reports from Russia indicated the have already decided ust what we and their names don’t get into the Jean Darlan French chief of all dedigested into a single meaty vol want and where we are headlines but some of the boys do- fense forces who had given the Nazis had already begun to withgoing to buy ume “Storm Over the Land” deto build It It draw gives us the most priceless feeling up their ing great jobs in Egypt are the tank order to the French fenses troops In the worlds the feeling of Brace) It’s a gold mine of elsewhere in Europe These being colonies repair crews of the U S ordnance Darlan was were further substantiated historical knowledge Two decadequately prepared by word now in a new role of collaborationcorps ades of Thomas Mann’s from Greece indicating wisdom arrival the When we go Into a store prepared When a tank is damaged in ac- ist with the United Nations after of fresh German units at have been put between covers in seawith beforehand key of what Is tion on the Egyptian front an Amerknowledge secret negotiations with American “Order of the Day” (Knopf) You bases offered and at what price we go as ican crew goes out at night with a army officers The welcome of the port don’t have to be told that it conan expert buyer filled with Hitler had first Significantly big truck not unlike American forces by the tains a shining intelligence worth those It a pleasant feeling to have his 30 forces which used to carry passenger occupation stopped been inhabitants had warmed Hie feeling of wrapping around your mind adeqeacy Mast of Ihe of the French naval base by the presence with them of heroic miles short Like the dress suit in “Tales of cars from Detroit to retail auto dealunhap pine u In the world can be traced Henri Giraud dramatically at Toulon designating it as a “camp to a lack of this feeling Thus adverManhattan” a passport strings to- ers They load the crippled tank on Gen and set board haul it behind the lines where flown to Algeria from France after retranche’’ to be shows another of Its manifold tising the gether arresting story of Ed mobile machine facets — shows Itself as an aid toward shops have been a secret rendezvous with British air- apart from occupation 1940 Center of Beattie’s life as a UP foreign newsarmistice set up and in almost no time it is men speculation since the all our business relationships making boy in “Freely to Pass” (Crowell) the French fleet comprising 62 store secure and pleasant Neighboring Tunisia was of key The typewriters of foreign repaired at the with was warships prize stake importance not only because of its the correspondents may be turning out U S SOLDIERS— U S standing on the near side FARMERS oceans of books but each strategic value for future offen- of Axis performs the Mediterranean and Allies on EuForthright Sen Charley McNary sives against a vital function— painting an imporNow an Allied “collabothe other where the rope but because of the concentratant segment of the background for comes from Oregon in Africa Adm Jean Darrationist” farmers have had Axis a lot of trouble tion there of the global struggle troops lan had added his voic? to that of this Hitler had not getting men to pick their and combat planes Edward V Beattie Jr the United fruit year Gen D Eisenhower m a Dwight and harvest intended to give up North Africa their wheat Press correspondent GEN DOUGLAS MacARTHUR whose new request for the French fleet to join a struggle His hold upon So McNary wrote to Pincer squeezes Japs Secretary of without ' book “Freely to Pass” is a click him in Algeria War Stimson pointing out that there it would not have been possible withtells this one At the Munich out of Tunisia Possession the port ALLIES OPTIMISTIC: Japanese retreat by means of a conference there was a large bowl were two army cantonments in Ore- of Bizerte best equipped French it might be an excellent The Japs’ efflanking movement containing a lone goldfish on a table gon that Mediterranean naval base by the Channel Thrust? fort to cut their way through to the Someone suggested that they thing for the nation’s food supply United Nations would mean that the rear had been stopped by American and for national all try to catch it From both sides of the Atlantic genDaladier would have Allies flown if aerial some troops relatively easy official optimism over the war's fuof the soldiers were by transport to cautiously rolled up a starched cuff erally access to Sicily and the Italian mainthe vicinity of Buna 55 miles northput his hand into the water and given furloughs and allowed to help outlook was expressed by leadCLEMS STUFFY NOSE land and an effective springboard to ture east of the Oivi battleground in the Oregon farmers with their crops made a grab but the fish a result of the Allied sucas ers Whan a said starts— spread easily got Owen Stanley mountain area “powerSecretary of War Stimson wrote nearby ofTripoliNorthformer cesses in North Africa away Chamberlain tried to Menthoiatum thoroughly inside African activiAxis ack rather tartly that soldiers At Guadalcanal hook it with his umbrella handle of house” American troops each nostriL Instantly it releases President Roosevelt predicted the met the U S army had to work at war ties Success of the AEF operations Axis’ and failed vapor “Mentholations” that start enemy attempts to recapture Mussolini shot out defeat and we- Henderson and that the idea was prompted President Roosevelt to lcomed inevitable 4 vital actlonai 1) They thin out' his chin airfield by an offensive preposterous put on his most awesome the number of Gen Mark Clark second m A little later Senator increasing thick mucus 2) Soothe irritated that threw the Japs back several scowl and lunged with both McNary no raise paws membranes command to the rank of lieutenant Frenchmen who are joining the miles 3) Help reduce swolAn example of spectacular He almost got it Hitler stepped ticed newspaper accounts of the way general United Nations’ len passages cause 4) Stimulate nasal American soldiers in England had heroism in the Guadalcanal fighting up and started bailing out the water In London bld supply Every breath brings ChurchPrime Minister to time taken was cited by a navy department rewith a teacup help English farmers Soon there was quick uelcome relief t Jars SO ill for time since bleak ROMMEL: the first the harvest crops So he wrote Stimlease recounting the feat of Marine only a little water left and the fish 1940 told ‘ the British public Pvt Albert A Schmid whose comdays of flopped around dismally on its side son again Nutcracker Bait' to rejoice Mr Churchill pointed out panions m arms “The work of our men in training “Grab him grab him!” cried say he killed more that a direct thrust across the Engr Like a groggy for war must be shot to than 200 Japs in a single night while Benito pieces in lish channel was coming m due time a knockout before “in punch “No" said Hitler “first he must England” McNary said view of manning a machine gun He be that the would Marshal day suggested Rommel's shattered Afrika the fact that American soldiers are From Washington came a navy cry for help!” Korps had scurried across Libya nearer as soon as it was evident working in the harvest fields” HOTEL BEN LOMOND communique announcing the sinking that Germany was becoming “dThe secretary of war replied a pursued by General Montgomery’s of more Jap ships in the southDewey emoralized” The prime got this telegram on his little lamely minister westseven that if American troops conquering Eighth British army Pacific by American submaOQDEN UTAH election: “Congratulations and all in said that the Allied drive in Africa in were had The chase the harbeen nip and tuck England rines working the other headaches that go With vest fields they were doing it on with Rommel trying to reach Trip- had as its primary objective the being a winner" of the their own time But he welcomed U S ARMED FORCES: oli his main base near Tunisia in “exposure of the underbelly to Axis no more suggestions about heavy athelping an effort to use his remaining tacks” especially Italy To Total 9700000 Judith Evelyn of "Angel Street” farmers here at home strength to make a stand But TripThe extent of the armada that Armed forces for the United States oli meant no rest for Rommel for relays the latest draft fable A nearhad carried American and sighted youngster with thick lensed totaling 9700000 by the end of 1943 American armies from forces to the shores of North British oncoming Africa were envisioned by President Roosespecs was put in 1A Undersecretary of State Welles Algeria in the west was disclosed by Oliver Lyttieton velt “Didn’t they examine your eyes?” has made it clear that Chairman battering ram from Egypt in British minister of production who Mr Roosevelt’s estimates includEd Flynn of the Democratic nationasked a pal in a mighty said that 500 transports and 350 wared an army of 7500000 al committee will be appointed to a the east would converge a navy of “No” he said movement to annihilate ships had comprised the mammoth 1500000 and marines and coast diplomatic post only Axis ’em!” fleet North Africa invasion in power over his dead body guard forces totaling 700000 The bulk of future additions to the always an optipie President Typewriter Ribbons: Ring mist will make one more attempt military forces will go to the army He looked at me like I was to in tin week's news II I II L I G II T S whose present strength is 4500000 bring the AFL and CIO together a side dish he hadn’t ordered by inviting Bill Green and Phil Murthe President pointed out The navy W lsme tit Edith Wharton: A lady of energetic M SZSS te UK will be augmented by 500000 and ray to the White House Labor leadfamily Beams fee 4 ptrsma - USS B Alexander: Her eyebrows MALTA: HAVANA: LA VALETTA British President Fulgencio the marine ers A Ceeled Lenars ead however corps and coast guard Lathy wrinkles proved that time had dug there saywill privately forces in Malta opened a new airBatista of Cuba will pay an official by 300000 men be no agreement Catenate 12 Tap Keem the Both next during in for a long stay Berne af to the United States arriving months Margaret sides will patch a jurisdictional drome with ceremonies presided visit — BhreaW— Eaneedvee Bailey: She wore conviction like a truce and agree upto refrain in Washington December 8 it Gort was over Viscount commander by from Xxcteare— Oytlailrte— On the basis of calculations that well cut gown Anne Parrish: said he was announced here The Cuban chief Chemhet af Camawraa ami Ad Clab membership raids for the duration in chief Lord Gort A face as calm as custard it requires nine workers to support O day when executive will confer with President Navy department communiques looking forward to thewithstood She gave him a well- one fighting man in the field the Henry: so Roosevelt and then visit Hotel Ben Lomond various are short and sweet In the navy the island which has manicured glance of a cultured lady President’s estimates would mean Batista OGDEN UTAH many Axis aerial attacks would be- American cities General department's press section answerJohn G Pollard: Geneology k Babsrt X TUck Mgs queries from newspaper offices come an advanced base for an of- will make the trip on the invitation that a working force of 87300000 means tracing yourself back to peo- ing are two young officers Lieut Shorl fensive against Italy in movements of President Roosevelt and will be men and women at home would be ple better than you are House Africa White a North from needed to back up the aiTned forces and Lieut Sweet guest overnight Marie Louise?” on as RESIHOL BUI1I0IIS DLSchdllZinpJci We Can AH EXPERT BUYERS MENTHOIATUM 9 |
