Show i i 4 4 t 4 t - - Stitt lay Rabaul Sits on Typical Tropic isle - : :4--- -- fi Admiralty Islands ' Manuit :War e $ft 4 Bis mar Sea t 4Pe ican service men are stationed) t By the National Geographic iskarkar t IF '''':'':' -- -' Society long Madang g In the Yank South Pacific has produced headlines from many battlegrounds in tropical settings strange to American eyes: None Is more typical of the South Seas than New Britain exploited by Japan from Rabaul chief town and key base crescent-shape- d n''':':'''''':ert--:: ' :::::::::::::::::::::: '''':7)?:"?: - ': ic::: agngt:- '' - 40406'd' 51 kimbe pay :::::- :- - H - : -- ' -- C 7777-:-":'' ' ::::: 1 - ' "7-- : Gaimata S 0 - e4? it) o m 0 tv Buka A--- I SI 'Ye and'( Se a le Problems! of Wartime "I still think I am in love with my fiance but I am wry much puzzled by the changes that have taken place in his viewpoint since he has gone into the army' writes Miss Betty J "He seems strangely cold at times often distant and I can't make him out And I don't know what to do about it" The best rule to follow Is not to do anything about it at least anything that he can detect A lot of girls whose fiances and sweethearts have gone into the service have been bothered about the changes they find in theit men The girl who desperately tries to fathom what Is going on j in the mind and spirit Of a man at war is courting disaster How Men Change man changes at war I He breaks with his past and he sheds the last vestige of his adolescence as he grows into Man's estate The girl who tries all her pretty high school tricks on a man who has come of age is flirting not with him but with disaster The silly little artifices that "went over big" at the senior prom look pretty pathetic to the man whb now has had a chance to get out Into the worldly world A girl in fear of :osing her man's interest had better adopter' waiting policy This business of demanding "Do you love me the same?" is the easiest way ofl planting a suspicion in Ms mind that maybe he doesn't He has changed of that you may be certain but this does not mean neceessarily that he has lost intereet His approach may be different but even in wartime a man remains fundamentally in character Lucky is the wife or sweetheart who is able to get a wartime job when her Johnnie goes forth to war She too meets a variety of people She too sheds some of her adolescent traits When he comes back on furlough she too has experiences to relate No love affair can remain static it cannotbe built entirely on past ' A memories i Let Him Talk Of course he is preoccupied! He has adopted a new of life More than probably his health has improved under the way new health regimes of the army The girl who does not recognize this is of course at loss to keep pace with him There is always one sure fOrmula for keeping a man's Interest— at least it works in 90 per cent of the cases—keep him about himself and his new experiences Between the good talking cook and the good listener—well my bet is on the latter To MRS F1 H H All Class "B" and Class are well nigh vo:untary on thel part of the soldier or sailor If you Moretry demanding your "rights' you are liable to lose them over he can discontinue the allowance at any - time To ANNIE K A merchant seaman's allowance is actually an allptment from his pay 'toward which the government cona - 1 w Utah rion:r Roll : held-huntin- s ps -- -- t 1 1 - Yanks Make Friends in Pacific Area Chicago Tribune Press Service KWAJALEIN ISLANDS (Dethe shock of layed)—Now that the Americanz ' violent arrival on' Kwajalein has worn off the Marshallese natives exhibit the same friendliness encountered in the Gilberts where Jap subjection dates back only two years To understand this it should be emphasized the islands have been ruled by Spain Germany and Japan—since their discovery Soon after the wars outbreak in 1914 a Jap expeditionary force took over here The Japs began their civil administration on April 1 1922 under the Versailles treaty After the Jap withdrawal from the League of Nations while entry was discouraged and in 193a all three Island groups were closed completely to Europeans Thus when we arrived January 31 it was the first time in more than five years that whites could value the recent changes On none of the atolls we've taken was any White person found The best information from natiVes indicated the sent all whites to atolls Japs removed from military installations It is recalled the three Muller brothers Marshall s born Jap-engineer- ed Germans found on Makin land when we seized the Gilberts had been sent there by is- the Japs Natives said they feared our coming beeause the Japs had warned them we would torture them Even when treated kindbi the natives at first refused food fearing poison Then some bold leader ate and failed to die Thenceforamrd all pitched into the G I rations With Major P A Thompson former St Paul Minn physician the writer stood at the chow line on Ennylabegan island for the feeding of 60 native men women and children gathered ftom the various islands Their white teeth flashed as man-size- d portions of canned salmon creamed potatoes canned peas spinach peach halves graham crackers and synthetic lemonade gravitated past their Adam's apples G "They like everything but I' stew" Major Thompson said "I guess that proves they're not so dumb" In a long wooden Jap built shed where 40 natives were recovering from bombardment diminutive Elsie 54 gave the clue to Jap unpopularity Elsie formerly livedmis-in the home of an American sionary ejected in 1939 and learned bookish but passable English froze1110 her "At least per cent of my people are Christian" she said "Long ago JapS told us Jesus left the island and would not come back They just try to wounds convert us to their strange faith "But our people like Jesus— trust in God Japanese make us work on Sunday We did not like We just sorry They use our churches to store riceLast Christmas they keep us from church but we go by ourselvei to hiding place Christmas eve : and sing "I don't know how to live with Jana to talk with them I'm used to whites Jaws do not know about Jesus They have not heard about our heavenly Father - - "Japanese told us whites do not like black skin and will kill us First my people feared you but now they like you and will give you Anything they own We are very glad you came" Elsie said the Jape paid for labor in Japanese money but it would buy only rice and the natives prefererd their own food —breadfruit coconut papaya taro fish chicken and pork Our military made a hit by rusdress tling up muslin for native material togging the males out IA government issue fatigues 1 i A I I I 1 s - - Men under 28 who have been Jury Convicts Doctor of Manslaughter For the abortion death of GI Alene Houskeeper Dr T William Stevenson 68 Salt Lake physician was convicted- - of involuntary manslaughter but defense counsel hinted an appeal to the Utah supreme court will be filed As a step to control juvenile' delinquency city schools mapped a program for teaching ethical and moral principles In the classroom Harry Bridges fiery labor leader decried the Little Steel formula urged a fourth term for President Roosevelt and praised Utah's congressional delegation in a speech in Salt Lake City Despite strained relations between the United States and Ireland St Patrick's day was observed by hundreds While Ogdenlis former mayor Kent S Bramwell blithely peeled 4)otatoes on spe- cial "K P" duty at Fort Douglasrefusing toiask for leave to attend an °gam city commission session to :discuss his resign a tio n ptiljnvestigation of rumors corktated with his sudden "retirement" proceeded slowly Aids of Pie attorney general conductiAt the investigation were injurpd in an bile accident and had to be replaced Meanwillie Fort Douglas authorities agreed to hold Bramwell there unti l the investigaClearfield tion can proceed naval supply depot largest in the world was:granted 3600- 000 for further !expansion Three Utah state prisOn death row inmates—Austin 4Cox Norman E Standard and Tlhomas Nemier— were thwarted Kin a contemplated escape attempt w hen alert guards diseoveked ftle a and knives hidden In their cells of throughout the state our Order Pushes Aqueduct Work U Maintains Silence on Probe 3 The public rirnained "in the dark" over diffkulties connected with administration of the University of Utalt'!!medical school as regents inv&tigated the situation but rgfused to make known any details of their progress Utahns "enjoyed" the first day of spring bSr digging out of a heavy snowfall A Japanese- Americap tnertliant from Layton refused a license to operate his merchandistbg business filed suit against tinvn authorities bid no right to alleging they license on tracial refuse him a grounds Vitali? needed freight remained on dolts and in trucks as two of fourAnterstate truck lines serving tltah and Idaho over closed down Is - granted occupational deferments will be Inducted within six months draft officials warned The Tank a teen-ag- e night club enjoyed a gala opening Bramw'ell Life as U -77-- the army inspector general for the "Ogden battery mess" involving sale of batteries worth several thousands for only $130 face still "Fundamentallats" n ge Mann act and Lindbergh kiThe dnaping laW yiolations quashed conspiracy indictment may be renewed before the United States supzme court ESolomonsj C) National Geographic Society from New Guinea's Huon penin- Frequent Earthquakes Earthquakes are fairly frequent shake the island from end tri- utes nothing to end give natives and fori "'Ø I of the uneasy feeling eigners sitting on a huge electric vibrator Temperatures rarely top I 4 100 decrrees Fehrenheit Civilization stops at the coast the interior is still pretty much of a question mark Many naThis honor roll with names of next of kin includes the tives live in fear of enemies and names of war heroes reported by the war and navy departments as prisoners of war missing and killed in the service spirits eat ants snakes and dogs indulge in noisy revelry of their country from March 15 to 22 Tales of cannibalism still ' come from the back country t g Army Juntzle nerPtsts Private Guadalupe A Elizondo 30 husband of Mrs natives live in stockaded vilC Elixondo 53 South Eighth West street and a son of Ruby Mrs lages are wary of stranters and tribesmen from a distance Juanita Elizondo 733 West North Temple street missing in in Italy since January 22 action believe all misfortune due to ' 29 son of Jacob P Smodey HiaPrivate Frank Smodeyi sorcery of enemies are riled watha killed in action in Italy by superstitions regard justice as "an eye for an eye" Staff Sergeant J S 'Wakeman son of Mr and Mrs E H Chinese Malays and Javanese Wakeman 834 East South' Temple street missing in action over Germany since February 25 brought in by Germans during their occupancy before World Second Lieutenant George A Rowley Jr 21 son of Mr War I diluted native strains and Mrs George A Rowley Spring Glenn killed in action in the ! Mediterranean area lightened local color affected dialects Negroid characterisFirst Lieutenant Richard E Smith 22 son of Mr and Mrs tics of the Melanesian stock are George J Smith 145 Hollywood avenue missing in action over Germany since March 3 apparent Pidgin English is the I common tongue Malaria tuberLieutenant David' W Thompson Jr 25 sem of Mr First culosis dysentery and beriberi and Mrs D W Thompson t3245 Sixth East street missing irt-- ' are problems beyond native action over Germany since February 25 measures Second Lieutenant Carli DeVon Larsen 21 son of Mr and Contact with whites turned Mrs Gilbert Larsen Salina missinte in action in European area t many natives to plantation since February 25 work domestic service some First Lieutenant Darrell W Mayfield 22 husband of Msrs trades Prewar native populaWatts Mayfield Ogden missing in action over Austria Agnes tion totaled about 81000 t since February 24 First Lieutenant Farrell: R Erickson 24 son of Mrs O W Women Do Drudgery Erickson Logan missing in action over Germany since Feb Native women known as ruary 22 are Manes do the drudgery Second Lieutenant Ray M Bunker 22 son of Mr' and Mrs In the island-pack mules William L Bunker Delta Wiled March 19 in bomber crash native districts women wear loin near i Alexandria army airfield Louisiana the in towns cloths called lap-laK Hess 22 son of Mr and Mrs leutenant First toweit avoid to punish they wear slips Kenneth Hess Garland Missing in action over Germany since merit for immodesty 'February'25 Mean loaf lita-- t fight primp Second Lieutenant Francis W Betenson 25 son of Mr A traveling costume would inand Mrs Leland Betenso'n Cedar City missing in action over clude a loin cloths a bandowestern Europe since Mardi 4 lier of split banana leaves First Lieutenant William W Timpson 27 son of Mrs lime of the around smudges W Timpson 4981 Cottonwood lane Holladay missing in Helen eyes dust and cocoanut oil action over New Guinea since March 5 smeared on the chest a palm Second Lieutenant Douglass A Smith 21 son of Mr and leaf vanity case and a pet cockMrs Willard H Smith Santaquin atoo perched on the shoulder missing in actlön Over Italy i Since February 12 On festive occasions natives Staff Sergeant Grant Tucker 23 son of Mr and Mrs wear masks and high headMason Tucker 652 Roosevelt avenue missing in action in on their dresses streak paint EuroPean area since February 20 naked bodies festoon themselves First Lieutenant Wilbur N Rasmussen 23 son of Mr and with streamers of colored papMrs Niels Rasmussen Mt peasant wounded prisoner of the er Precision dances rival the German government footwork of Radio City's famed I1 Rockettes Time' is kept to the : and shells of tI the Marinei beating clicking of drums Singing contests Private First Class Ernest A Elder Jr 19 son or Mr and Betel nuts spice village life Mrs Ernest A Elder 1405 Tale evenue killed in action in the are chewed by young and old ' southwest Pacific February! 9 New Britain's chief towns are Rabaul itnd Kokopo old capital : '0 NEW cen-turie- Kokopo I - ‘'?' Duke of York Is BRITAIN : 1I -- :r-:-::::-:--: 1 New Britain 300-micrescent island lying northeast sula was shaped by volcanic action has fuming craters frequent earth tremors Chief town is heavily i bombed Rabaul key Jap base in the south Pacific from Sep lember 1942 until March 1944 Yanks seized their first positions on New Britain at Arawe and Cape Gloucester in December 1943 since Septem- ox 4 plural-marria- -3 —— bites Utah will return to metal license plates in 1945 much to the relief of motorist's' and tax commission officials Salt Lake City may be declared "off ' limits" by army authorities if It does not stamp out a rising venereal disease rate Msyor Earl J Glade warned IVInth service command army service forces officials were rapped by conGovernmentys tinued to lashotit at polygamy members ot'the advocating cult "Fundamentalists" answered charges contained in federal indictments After ' eonspirney indictments against the 4efendants were quashed fate '1a the suspects was placed in ihe hands of Trial Judge T Blake Kennedy of Wyooming after th0 defense waived a jury trial atkd asked that the case be decide4 on basis of evidence in briers and without testimony of 4 witnesses The 14- 041))°00 s17----'- obe operations against the Taps Major targets are Jap supply ships nosing through the Phil ippines and the Netherlands Indies or dodging through the Carolines west of Truk enemy stronghold 798 miles north of Rabaul Jack-in-the-b- c7 'Namatanal nr -- - 4 fficials 41ihi - This andirlend It Highlights 0Tabar Islands :: dk7v- t GUINEA uonaulf 300-mi- le Kavieng IP NEW I RE LAN D q: RabauLta c'1c'koP79 41)eille rku i Salamaua' -:- - s ''''''?-:':'':- Ara we - 4Perinstila aip 49 - I lalor dispute ft Everybody Happy? k - After two yegre experimentation with unsatisfactory substi - on A threatened work tie-u- p the Salt Lake aqueduct of the Deer Creek project was averted by an office of defense transportation order providing equipment to push completion of the plea was project inAn insanity behalf of Mrs Mabel entered Takata charged with choking to death her infant son Salt Lake real estate values will not decrease In 1944 a survey showed Struck on a viaduct by an automobile Marion John Patten 42 was killed April 1 will see launching of An extensive veterans:-- rehabilitation program by the war man power commission in Utah Few Utah businesses are violating 0 P A price ceilings it check showed Utah legislators and state with complexities of soldier vote legislation prior to the opening of a special legislative session March 27 officials tit-Side- Adolf Might Toio Mardi 26 19444 ributte — M elk' k z Talasea cr '' ' - ÷---- ----- i Miles - - C take 2 o so too tsar:7Eraimmatmit Ph -- 1:- -: - ' go -' e- Rooke (2:ii - c0--VP 143 ' strip between New Guinea bulky buffer for Australia and Bougainville top link of the Solomons chain New Britain provides a foothold for additional Britain had been by Australia under a League of Nations' mandate In 1920 Over the Issued s Spaniards Briton a Dutchmen and Germans have had their innings In this area have left traces in place names In racial strains in language in political and commercial institutions Largest of Group Big as two New Jerseys New Britain is the largest and most" Important Island in the Bismarck group The Bismarcks Include New Ireland a drumstick of land across St George channel front New Britain with battered Kavieng at its northwestern tip New Hanover and the Admiralty islands where IL S cavalrymen riding boats recently seizedonthe useful Mo- -' Los Negros mote airstrip Seen from the sea New Brit is a forest trimrited platform spirted with mountain ridges grading up to mile heights their summits shrouded with shimmering cloud streamers and sulphurous volcanic vapors Deep valleys break the line of the hills channel swift streams navigable in flat bottomed boats New Britain was made and shaped by volcanic action retains the evidence in fuming cones and seething craters Eruptions have centered in the eastern regions have showered the land with ashes upheaved the coastal waters created islands wrecked craft in the harbors spattered shore settlements with mud forced evacuation of Rabaul and its neighborhood town -- Croup -- 01t? I island-hoppin- v NT 0" c : : :1 c6e6 e? ' C ' k c i ::'0:- -: Saint Matthias New Hanover ' s the eleventh of twelve (This articles titled "Where A rP the Yanks?" The Perim has been prepared by the National Geographio aoclety for The Salt Lake Tribune to inform readers about the regions where Amer- Japanese-hel- d 1 1 e(---- its 1942 New ler administered - Mussau Cc — Momote Airstrip Los Negros I f1 ' A :ts::' i ii 1tpritisigile bc 4 1 g------- Not Believe This U S men are less fit physical P Nielson Japanese said University of Utah physical Germans or ly for battle than !Dr IsT n" (9) To Someone in Service education department head The "A" gaao- nntmnt will result in more for 413" cards Utah rationingofficials predicted The University of Utah once an institution of 4500 registration now boasts only 2209 students requests spring quarter registration figures showed Price control will avert closing of hundreds of thousands of stores after the war 0 P A price panel aids were Informed Utah's coal mining industry was studied by two Britons interested in boosting coal production in their homeland Names in the News: R IL Rutledge U S grazing director named special adviser to Interior Secretary Harold L Ickes and Clarence L Fending named to succeed Mr Rutledge Silent on E T Starmard political matters Kennecott Copper presidentcorporation visited in Salt Lake City Fisher Harris Salt Lake attorney returned to civilian life after two years in the army Utah Young Republicans elected Jaren L (Jerry) Jones president Despite widely publicized -- strikes many labor management wars are being settled by arbitration - and conciliation E P Marsh regional director LL S conciliation service said In Salt Lake City Meek Hansen Bear River high school won state Future Farmers' of Amer lea oratory contest DelathS I Ray Van Cott Sr 74 eminent of a heart ailment: attortfey Bankhead 59 Logan John H business civie and educational leader of a heart attack Leo Andrew Bird 60 Salt Lake businessman after a lingering illness Mrs Trissie Jane Heath Burgess 92 native Mahn of causes incident to age Sports Utah university's plucky basketball team dropped a 8 decision to mighty Kentucky in its Initial appearance In Madison Square Garden Logan Collegi ans unofficial Utah State Agricultural college team defeated Port Leavenworth Kan in national A A II tournament in state class A Denver Provo-wo- n high school basketball championship and Wasatch became first Utah class 13 champion 46-3- S ociety Marriages: Barbara Boyer Denton: Marion Peterson and Dr Madison H Thomas Virginia 'Forrest and Private Robert V Henry: Virginia Koch and E Dale Kirkham Engagements: Karma Madsen and Lieutenant Charles D Mellinger Winona Hodgson and Lieutenant G Lawrence Patane 11)ora Nate and Lieutenant Freaerick Joseph Crockett Elsie Menotti and Lieutenant Gordon Parker Straub and Ensign George -- ' 0n t Accpunt of the War e Since war bdgan 297150000 man made hor power including 220000 airctaft engines has rolled from asselnbly lines in the —United States According to the automotive cou4ci1 for war This "tquals approxiduction mately 30 horsepower for every man in the armed forces Make Waterproof Dirt A chemical method of preventing mud by- making soil water- proof has been Oveloped by Her- cules Powder cgmpany and has been proved on airplane landing fields roads and other construction projects It would have been quite a triat 'if the Fifth army in Italy iould have had the formula duting the heavy spring rains Alfter the war its an end to proper use melins muddy streets Rind roads and a time saving aldiin construction reports in Its current issue: This is good news to Maims who have decidedly more men reported missing in action in the European war than Hill publication killed Doesn't Violate Law? It Ls against military law for wives mothers sweethearts friends or other family members wear air crew wings or other military insignia of service men according to recent edition of Bomb Bay Messenger army air base Salt Lake City newspaper Don Gardening Clothes are selling tools fast and seed displays will soon appear in local stores Heavy slacks and working gloves are being taken home by women willing to work for' next winter's Not only is garden vegetables sensible a idea it's profit-Wh- o ing able very helpful to the war et- fort and a wonderful way to work off excess energy And after those days of spading Planting and watering it's heart- warming to see tiny radish let-t- o tuce carrot and onion plants their way up into the sun- push Remember how much fun light you had last summer and how good your canned vegetables were this winter? Well due to war demands the government is calling on you for a repeat ng formance work where mud causes delays 41 Seek Wotking Effect Working wormen's war clothing is climbing: in popularity Housewives whn've never yet been near a watiplant are feeling the influe4ce in simple dresses more straightandhouse coveralls Heavier slacks more durable mliterial is being found in the manufactured war i clothing For your lont of tomorrow: Sinks with fon§ pedals 1nstead7 of faucets for Wftter control Expect Ne4ii Leather Noncracking practically scuff- - proof patent 'Other for shoes luggage and automobile upholstery is almost Assured as soon PS vinyl plastleXtean be released from their wartime duties of coating gun miters and rain- coats insulatingSvarship wiring window shatterproofing iiircraft overseas glass and packaging material Missing Meri Appear Approximate 40 per cent of all American airmen reported missing in actión over Europe later turn alp iniGerrnan prison tamps Aviation pews McGraw Some Questions for :':'1-:- ii:'::':1-::':::iii:t- i 0 ‘ - t: 1:::' 4: K s' :- :: ( ' ) " rx ':'N0'V 0'4I" t I1 Are your friends ahead of you? 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