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Salt Lake MEW AN WASHING MACHINES MATTAQ - APEX - DEXTER nt REPAUUMQ, iii XOLLa ALL MAKES HOME! MAN BEN MAYTAG BHOP Stats BaE Lake City, Utak h LAKE Tke kaet foed ia Bait Laka k tarred hr The MAYPLOWEB CAPE PUCED at Ud leath Maia-POPU1 aaeheene. Dhnan aad faadwjekn Wam Ms dUS HOTEL BALT LAKE BEN LOMOND OGDEN, UTAH st , TANKS: And Killers on. Among then were posts, redoubts armed heavily, and mobile artillery, including, of course, tanks themselves. And most army men wen agreed that tanks would prove Die best tank killers, and that modern armies would engage in races much like the bah ties that bad been waged In previous wars. As proof of this last contention, (bay pointed to tha rapid advance of a superior equipped mechanized British army against tha Italians In North Africa and that when the tank redominanee changed to favor the xis forces, the British wen forced a retreat tester than they had gone ihcad. land-mine- s, tank-buildi- Eieeaiirn turkeaaa" Orttakit-TM- T KHreak Hotel Ben Lomond OGDEN. American industry, geared up to its highest pitch in history, and realizing, whether the public did or not; that the call for 40 billions at dollars worth of material was equivalent to asking Industry to work an American miracle, teetered along on the brink of the cliff of labor troubles; but without actually telling over. K was evident that somebody or some agency, presumably the defense mediation board. Dr. Pykstra chieftain, was wielding a bigger stick than the department of labor conciliators ever did, and was wield, lag it to some purpose. Strike threats, not so much strikes, became the order of the day. The soft coal strike was halted, then threatened to break out again, but the mediators were "on top of the trouble and hoped to The hard coal miners, 100,-0quell of them, threatened to walk out, demanding more wages. Nastiest threat of all was the General Motors strike, which had Knud-se- n of OPM up a tree when he called it tha most dangerous." The C.LO. Automobile Workers group wanted a 10 per eent pay raise and a closed shop. The strike was set for one morning, and three hours before It truce was due to break. a was announced, and a couple of hours before it was expired the strike was settled on a basis of the pay raise but no closed shop. The Colts strike, tying up $30,000,-00-0 in machine-gu-n contracts, lasted mily a day. Tanks were moving off cannon for assembly lines, airplanes were la mass production, UTAH T. E. PKecerald. Mas plao-in- g H To prevent the aides of ice bags and hot water bottles from sticking together in storage, sprinkle a little talcum powder inside them after they are thoroughly dried. OTEl . BOISI BOISE, f Ambition and fha bass viol go THAT MAN! Nervous, tense people like Der Fuehrer make together. Hero is Henry Ford as ideal piccolo players. he would look with the big fiddle. NEW NOTE IN MY WEEK . . . Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt is the ideal type for tha violin. Simple, sincere people, says expert Cremin, should take this instrument. -- it hooey con be re- Granulated stored to its natural form by it in hot water. MEDIATION: Bigger Stick 00 Rinsing hair brashes in n solution of alum water will stiffen up the bristles. a a a If washable curtains become rusted on the rode during damp weather, dampen the rust spots, cover with a thin coating of salts of lemon and let stand until stains Largest ud bust bid fa Idaho. Two haadrcl Ictitt. telly appointed roonj. 0M? fireproof hotel in Baitt, L. eated in heart af cM (w. erumenUl and buslm fe. trict EXCELLENT disappear. MODERATE dishes can be cleaned by soaking them in a solution of borax and water; Oven-burn- IDAH FOOD RATES ed mmmouunt or vaea a ac m If late la starting the roast for dinner sear it under the broiler while waiting for the pven to get Esteemed in Modesty He who does not think toon hot By the time the meat ia nicely browned the oven win be hot of himself is much more estea enough to continue the cooking. than he imagines. Gge the. for To be at my best morning rehearsals,! like the. 30-m- a er was said to be taxes airplane motor less than a year away." In every way it was apparent that American Industry was "catching the Idea that it was being called upon for a supreme effort in which the United States was challenging the world, aad waa planning to show the world that this country, supreme in machines and machine tools, could dominate the world In military affairs. But the public still Gallup-polle- ,UTH CUri" Bn BIAKFASr "fi! am d yiwmmh 79 lUNOUM KOTOW coftfi Affectionate people like Queen Elisabeth of England should be at home with the accordion, we are told. And Good Queen Bess seems to be. Statesmen whose main mission in life it telling other people where to head in ere ideally suited to be band conductors always waving the stick. So here is II Duce di' recting. Wmjf on Churchill hat played many roles in his exciting Ufa and played them all well. It is reasonable to suppose ha would make a good rhumba player. tion into which millions can be enrolled and trained. The plan was borrowed whole-clot- h from England, and has been Britains most successful organisation, aiding tite British mors than any other one thing in keeping airraid casualties down, and thus so far stalemating Hitlers efforts to knock Britain out of tha war from the air. tank-trap- s, easy handiwork. Kilo-Germa- per cent against active entry in the war, and Dr. James B. Conant of Harvard said America doesn't know it's in a real emergency. Odd thing about the poll was tint nearly ter's daughter. same per cent favored all-oIt was not said where Von Hlom-ber- g the to Britain. aid died, but the British radio said It had bean determined Out he wee OCD: , t one of tiro first casualties among the Go to Nasi fliers to enter Iraq. Ready President Boosevelt was calling London did not try to minimise on millions of Americans to enroll in the importance of Die Near-Eafight, and official circles likened it the civilian defense group, under the in scope to the Battle of the Atlantic, banner of a new group of initials, and stated that the British control OCD, meaning the Office of Civilian K was expected that Defense. of the Near-Eas- t would be thorMayor La Guardis of New York oughly defended. Word came through that Nasi in- would lead the movement Tha plan was to line up men and tently units were moving into Syria through the Bosporus, sad would be women all over the nation for all sent to Iraq, undoubtedly wen sup- sorts at duties from airplane spotting to watching for spies or saboported by mechanized forces. From Dm British viewpoint, the tage and even keeping an eye on stalemate in North. Africa was a prices of commodities. It is planned to build an organiza- Even as the first new tanks were moving from assembly lines, tha army was concentrating on "tank. killers" and studying several methods of combating the armored weap- Bctary tribute to the heroism of the underequipped army of tha Nile, and the long defense of Tobruk, backed up by tha navy, showed how thinly the n rear was held. long Salum changed hands five or six times In a week, and some cases of British advances into Libya wen reported, though Axis sources always claimed the British wen "chased back." st im WHEN IN SALT Berlin talked of a creative pause" which could be regarded aa a precursor of events of great magnitude. Berlin claimed the turning point of the war was nt hand, and pointed to diploma tie spearhead attacks in aa the Franca and the Near-Eatype of thing referred to in the pause." As Britain caught its breath for a tew days after the terrific bombing of London and other cities, casualty llata were made up showing that IM13 citizens had been killed or wounded by bombings since last June. Yet the two worst montba were September and October, not March and April, as most had thought There were 32,000 casualties in the tell months, and only 23,000 in March and April. This showed a better defense in shelters, as there waa no question but tint the spring raids had showed much more power than those in the fen. In the matter of losses at sea, there was somewhat of a drop during the month of April, and in early May, one week showing only a loss of 36,000 tons, or at the rate of about 150,000 tons a month, as against previous months when the rate hopped up to around 250,000. Thia was in spite of the feet of longer days and better weather for submarines to operate in. Many believed flic B.A.F. raids which held the Schamharat and Gneisenau apparently damaged at their docks in Brest were responsible in great measure for the fail-of- f in linkings. Reports from North Africa tended to show the British army of the Nile picking up somewhat in verve and apparently in machines, though some reports showed the supply of tanka to be so low that the British were arming trucka with cannon and lending them out into the desert in lieu of tanka. Tanks were moving off American aasembly lines, but how many were getting to Britain and especially to and North African the Near-Eas- t fronts remained a mystery. Them were increasing evidsncea Out the BritUh and Nazis were going to hock up in a big battle ia the Near-Easand perhaps this time on , somewhat more even terms. Within a day after the Nazi planes moved into Iraq via Syrian in a dromes, a brief death Berlin paper told of the loss at a young pilot named Van Bkanberg, on at the Field Marshal, also former war minister, who was ousted in 1838 when he married a carpenair-noti- SALT LAKE CITY 17 TBUCKS FRICED FROM $35 TO $125 23 TRUCKS PRICED FROM $125 TO $300 TRUCKS PRICED FROM $300 TO $725 ALL SUES. MAKES AMD MODELS Its such na-re- et and n potential battleground. Here are pictured French eolmial troops panda fat the streets of Beirut, chief city ef Syria. flavor I you IB Powerful Necessity Stimulating IU Will Preparation for war is a conNecessity when threstM stant stimulus to suspicion and ill more powerful than device will. James Monroe. man. Rufus. BIG pfAf. 11-OUN- CE BOTTLE OF - VKU r KM I I aSV HONEY A ALMOND CREAM Regular Halted 1 size tiae onl- y- - Also of immense value hi Britain has been the morale-buildin- g effect of the civilian defense group, the ABP workers. 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