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Show Mursday, August 1, 1940 Whiter, Mrs. Earl Brady | Richardson, epnsen and ‘over from of ‘the Strong, ZJr., Colo., the Uravan, week. | ‘May 14-~Germans break ‘May 28-Belgian renders. : a SOMLIPPINES ' Taylor, left Monday for ‘Verte National Park, Colo.,| ‘Arthur Gilmore oS ies" ‘and Mrs. Clint several| Sly e yee "p> ae 4 MEXICO The U. S. is woefully unprepared for defense in trained personnel end all forms of modern equipment. (See sccompanying chart.) Selective Vp Y//, ‘ RICO Martinique / (Fey 3SSage of rom Pacific to Atlantic. One well placed bomb might block canel compulsory military and. y G signs armis-| tice. The eastern bulge of Brazil is less than 2,000 miles from bases in French West A¥rica, now at the disposal of Hitler and Mussolini. Invasion of Brazil at this point would give the aggressors bases from which to launch operations from the air against the Panama Canal, Some military observers believe this will be the first step taken by the Nazi-Fascist combination, if it decides to invade the Americas. daughter. Netions, DENOTES ONLY SHIPS ECAUSE sphere, regular troops and Western U.S. in the twenty-one Hemisphere. Nationa } Guard, republics Counting these Our re- its vast natural resources Hemi- and (DEOVISIONS second is our regular army of 264,000 men mechanical depend warfare. How long on the supremacy can we continue of the British Navy to in the Atlantic? for the speedy expansion of our may Burton from fe she Salt had tment for | Laura the B. who here 7 past has by City,| month. of leone staff of school will for Salt Lake the leave _ City to summer school. Among hing to attend are Mrs. Mrs. Ethel A 'a Multiply housefly may eggs during this! three months, at- department Mrs. tive Dal-' F. the C. as of Bishopp, of United permitted many men to and grow much and Fatigue mental ex-!a €quip- | is frequently caused Dy | condition, science says. | -_-__-_- Drury New Sectretary of the |\L. weeks Mr. Floyc has made 4a tour) -_- of the state and reports that he | Three fourths of the agri¢ulture. Preven|has seen hundreds of fires and | New York City are on against this pest, burns visible from the road. "These {| week. measures include | garbage, ‘Tangren. of if Ickes ment is needed," he asserted. European radio listeners are) Forest fires throu ghout the/2ntertained during blackouts b: United States annually burn ove ising battery sets. an area equal to about two-thirds a the size of the state of Utah. Th The bat boy in your favorite State's total area is more than 52|hbig league park gets about $20 a million acres. During the past two| week. | may become in 60 days. lay as many a life time says those) ‘entomologist- /pand Fast. female house fly great-grandmother | One Moab 2700 Anna weren, Mrs. Stella Stewart, fie Taylor, Mrs. Nalia and Flies past the b-e controlled by one or two men. but Pocatello,| Redds. | NEWS She mother.) spent the AGRICULTURAL are her Berg visiting e teaching pry Lake States) safe disposal of manure,, decaying grass sewage, have been caused Carelessness and largely through thoughtlessness," workers a five 1: has Stork Hovers Director. In terior Harold selected Newton Drury of California to succeed |Arno B. Crammerer as director of the national park service. The secretary's selection was made following the request of Mr. Crammerer that he be relieved frcm heavy executive resocnsibilitvy be|cause of ill health. Mr. Cram| merer, continue however, will day|with the | visory park service in an : ; Biggest ad- event year is capacity. to fmt l hope # from Ey, that her bas ‘been in ceptible ‘health it is the she to fires, and particularly be until; should ear or truck. Lance and deduc-| Rates of payment uni-|their cigarette butts, pipe heels, under the agricultural con-| J. Whit- ‘tions campfires," and quickly) matches conservation range and at|servation forester illness., ney Floyd, extension r will be 10 per cent less ccllege, | programs will present ‘Utah State ®eed CARROLL maffe many in has been # work, servi friends. very Mrs. fires active and im humus officer Friday evening at the Niel-| ome. A covered dish luncheon ed and Mrs. Nielsen was he'a i ° With pea ee and fences, content of ae the ae sou. - al- | propriation available and to ‘controlling to axe and shovel fires. "Small used bee fires employed in) in| be can road é , to Come on for work. to 10 and 11 Phone 6R1 Optometrist Glasses Scientifically Fitted 519 Main Street Grand Junction, Colorado Grand at nine Colorado ee NY Starks' Funeral Home per cent ton manufactured | states is cord used of in for the Colo. At the service of the people of Southeastern Utah. Competent, sympathetic and helpful service. cot- PAUL STARKS Proprietor the Unitea auto tires. - Again in 1939! For FIVE straight years MORE Heavy-Duty* International Trucks combined *Heavy Duty means all trucks rated 2-ton and up, U. S. registration figures from R. L. Polk & Co, MOAB & 4 * | The show with the "Story Book" ‘Parade, Moab, Indians, Nationally- GARAGE Utah ts COMPANY Phone 9R1 a the Southwest pro_. Famous Cowboys, the best Racing Horses ialty acts ever to be duces and the most dazzling array of I , assembled . . . | Wal 4 Don't wait 'til the last | Bhi: Reserved Seats at 50c Box Seats at He ¢ | ~~~Reserved Seats at 25c the blank left. Avoid the State... ment. 3° Wie erful 6-Wheelers. at rush and disappoint- | Be < ee International Truck sizes range from %-ton Light Delivery units up to pow: minute. Get your res ervations now by mailing the Name ae ee a - Sixth the. Fruita, VW | to SHOP a : MRS. About No. Junction, cic two makes Durango, Colorado August Sone LTTE TR RII daughter) Repair were bought than any other THE SPANISH * [RAILS FIESTA , Utah LAS - (if Ameri- || and the will! Colorado's Greatest Show 0 Moab, A. C. PARS ONS Jeweler . = August or Sep- tember midgets. the SHOE { Mt Th" ney're All Planning tf. Real Estate - Investments Insurance for 0 or downward adjustmentae . .; tS muc as by Participation 'ward hills higher to spread to lowed timber whi ch| per cent. such fires destroy to|, years of hundreds taken has Mr. and Mrs. Newell Taylor forester the grow to maturity, daughter left Wednesday for sta ted.' ‘ h he res La Sal mountains whine whe re eta He advited all travelers to carry tits Te eopeeci-| e Relief Relief of her efforts, the a farewell at j entertained es aoe to crops, are hazardous , 117 place j\near. Chicago, Co. J ee, J. MEADOR Broker "flash" during to t able funds. The revision was made. thus permitting _the firs sto rms, ‘under the provision that the rates steps of erosion to set in. These homes ‘of payment are subject to the ap-| vii make their home in the The Nielsens had resided for the past three years and Motor proprietor. take Shoe ELECTRIC where Nancy, a 5-ton elephant, is expected to give birth to a baby The birth has spe P2chyderm. cial interest because never before ir the history of America has a baby elephant survived birth more than 2 few weeks. In every other case the mother has developed murderous tendencies, refused to nurse the cal and tyied to crush it to death. ," Agricultural he| than the tentative rates indicated fire burns over t and Mrs. Joe Nielsen and wa rns. When destroyed | last November. These adjustments fey left last week for their foothills, vegetation is erable are necessary in order een ae fast of Monticello, where and the ranges become vuln rain payments will not exceed the availficods 4. Lance, 2000 - Prices Reasonable - Send your Shoes and Boots blessed of the scheduled either in (if a boy) We sare local agents for Chrysler || CITY SHOE HOSPITAL good weeks, and about Guaranteed eae ‘ travelers | careful of | There are the world. About 40 per cent of vans are left-handed. ‘clippings and other vegetable mat- he said, "and could be appreciably every citizen would; ter, and use of fly sprays and reduced if BOOTS and SHOES Sebvel' ‘several | guard against acts which might Ray and paying for this ad. It.| Repaired at Fair Prices travel traps. Flies may cab valley, has caused con-,'‘ les, so a flyless community calls|start a conflagration." | H t G teed W k among her many friends) ™ County sheriffs, and ghout the county during the for neighborhood cooperation. ithe forest service and grazing serwo weeks. "Aunt Lydia Ann,"| vice should ke notified whenever| 1nd Plymouth cars and G. M. C. 129 No. 5th - Phone 522 weather | ‘Continued dry, hot he i§ affectionately known, will! erass and forest fires are spotted, trucks. Also used cars and trucks | Grand Junction, Colorado ) years of age in January. In| has left Utah ranges very SUS- Nir Flo wd conclided. See us when in the market for a' ably rkabl} > 9 «aerated Dt US The combined regular armies of the 20 Latin American republics is approximately 400,000, with partiallyequipped reserves totaling 1,750,000. ; in B. FOUND - Near river, pair o/| child's glasses. Owner may re-| cover same by seeing Philip| p illness of Mrs. Lydia Ann| bY, oldest surviving pion-er) ‘of her age, she ee potin Seti s Germany and Italy have more than 10,000,000 fully-trained and equipped soldiers. Counting reserves, Russia has from 10,000,000 to 12,000,000 troops. returned | received paccompanied ™o, Redd "INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS Os ; 1,257,360 1,461,294 968,296 544,468 515,900 281,074 b L. Fa aes asm havits i: S$, Heda Sc BOI cic ois Vee WIN Sidi oo 5 cote FVOQGO Co ons oben see SS te ees Germany ........ armed forces on a scale great enough to insure the continued safety. of the nation are included in the selective compulsory training and service bill introduced in the Senate by Senator Edward R. Burke, Democrat, of Nebraska, and in the House by Representative James W. Wadsworth, Republican, of New York. Under this measure, sponsored by the National Emergency Committee of the Military Training Camps Association, a gigantic reservoir of manpower would be trained and be on call for service in emergencies, in numbers determined by the President and the Secretaries of War and Navy. raw and a National Guard of 242,300, ill-equipped for nations could put into the field approximately 2,500,000 trained men-less than the number recently called to the colors in Rumania alone. t of this weakness, the Western with materials, now-is as great a lure for conquest as ever existed. With our Navy in the Pacific, the British Fleet is our first line of defense in the Atlantic. arms in Europe, Africa and Asia, there are less than 750,000 conquered (#Only guns actually in service counted. If ALL of these guns were massed about a city the size of St. Louis, they would not be adequate to defend it against a mass air raid.) Vv. GRAY Countries and France has brought home to A mericans a consciousness of the inadequate defense establishment of the United States. While 30,000,000 men are under of the entire or iN COMMISS/ON pESRENIN G war in the Low serves dorninions ard protectorates now ot war or recently de- NEW ZEALAND aircraft U. $. Army Anti-Aircraft Guns RARE ee 448 # 90 mm. .:..... ....NONE 37 a a Seles 15 50 caliber machine eee 1, roweceks. vastated 38 eT (About 1,600 U. S. Army are combat planes.) ULS. Fleet BASE FOR INVASION admits defeat | | June 22--France | nid neh VEN PANAMA CANAL Only highway for quick A training and service is the only Practical solution of the vital personnel problem. - Aircraft U.S. Army fs Ai. 2422 N. G. and Reserves ... 372 . OSMAN AT. Ria Germany and Italy a 30,000 to 40,000 >" S v THE ONLY ANSWER } So "2, Ocgon Bermuda (8k) PUERTO 7P "Ze Pe Atlontic pe CY SS = Y AV «*e Bahamas (8R.) wn (us) NEW GUINEA Up we va eae Wake oF June 24-Fighting ceases in| Charles Cunningham motored| | in France with Germans le Elk mountains the last of | complete control. yeek to visit for a few days' | ‘Mr. Cunningham, who iis) } Next-As sault by sea, land and | ing cabins for the S-S Cattle | air on British Isles. pany. | ‘NOW-The United States can- j ] Alleman, landscape archi- | , not afford to gamble on was an arrival last week and | what might happen to Britbe attached to the Arches, ish »seapower. WE MUST nal Monument CCC camp.) ' PREPARE FOR DEFENSE| "@ engineering capacity. He|. accomvanied to Moab by his| | NOW! | and S. na oe ..{dawation Is. (us) Army = sur- June 17-Petain of France. his sister| for * Midway (us) Boj Ue June 10-Italy enters war. June 14-Paris falls. Taylor, son of Mr. and Mrs. | j y g | ‘May 29-Dunkerque evacuaiss Sdlly Taylor returned Mon-| | tion starts. from a Visit to Kirtland, N. She was accompanied by a | June 3-254 killed in air raid \ fin, Miss Emagene Foutz, who on Paris. visit in Moab _ for several | t phe will visit with sf eee 5CH INA Capitu-| through at Sedan. Dv hn Francisca Low | May 14-Netherlands Douglas Fred of lates. at , Montana. mery invasion (#Obsolete tanks and those on order not included. A single German Panzer division has greater striking force than the entire mechanized corps of the U. S.) ? New York eae ie M. Perkins has returned | ‘month's visit with her STATES io 10-I Countries begins. 19 ep Nh fe Holyoak| weee Pe. => a ns pln ts. D. Ger- May 2-British admit defeat in southern and central Norway. children are down from their | mer camp in Geyser pass for | ‘ort stay in town. | | May ( by cen ea Alvie invaded a cet i Mrs. Norway mans. | | EST _and Mrs. Grand Ral and to Mechanized Units Retul CHiPs <i 462 Combat cars ...6.. 146 Tanks (light) 297 # Tanks (medium) ... 18 Tanks (heavy) ..... NONE April 9-Denmark occupied; care Meador 615,300 P N. C. Brown went jon Monday. _- 109,000 as. TES ETS _%. ty i 5 Officers . | | TO ES the Reserve ase ve : < here National Guard ..... 242.300 YR Sept. 10-Canada enters war, Sept. 27-Devastated Warsaw falls, ending Polish camfrom | | Paign. week- | in | | Mh ; United States Army Regulars ...... . 264 vo was over Sept. 3-Britain and France declare war. eS Zufelt Mpway, Colo., | of| callers MILITARY AND NAVAL FACTS land. iE Be ME, I i. business BY ANALYSIS aaa ona wing were Monday. . Black SHOWN : Paul last. WAR cat Mrs. SEES 2 Sept. 1-Germany invades Po- of| AT Si _and in Moab IN WORLD Fate visited friends Lowry AMERICA = Luther OF we a IS = and nS FIVE oad jygo Zupan erates BLITZKRIEG TIME TABLE t sna' and Mrs. John Baker visit. | | several weeks' Brice for ai i.e ee PAGE ene ee Free Bar-A| UTAH ee tee UNPREPAREDNESS | Monday. visitor MOAB, oo a Grand n Garcia is down from , visit with relatives. TIMES-INDEPENDENT, ta was THE ma ae | a as | f <ieeeinsteewes suman aseesene OE ie SE R mrice Robertson 10) enamine : ITEMS Nae a LOCAL - | x =~ a een ners S I SE a a SE 2 T he |