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Show , -ri 4 vriV;:.t V'-"'f''W';Ai vAiA.A- ? ,A' , -.-,;' :Vt- ' V ' V SV.V, 1CD IfcrJdtaBiRnMffi'A t TtrsllounJutf.Timc a H7 i A ' ! AA YA Tml , - A . "f yf f a-A-'J - AVHXIA5I B. IUGGIXBOTIIAM tadlan air force, eventual! i wind- oorted firth wlla'IiSd beadauarteraf f "" " . V'nlted 'Pttmm War Corrwpotident ;f A U- 8. FIGHTER BASE,' Enff-v Enff-v . land,. April 20 (tUD CapL I?uane t r - feUrSllent aver an enemy airfield v near- Berlin en April 5, aud-t,he , x rc0''iof oeai. vapiv -iscuue tucxen-, tucxen-, , backer's, combat record lost one CT'ita top contenders. " fceeson's -radio sputtered and two, American Mustang pilots who wre" ' atraf inff ; the Jerman field with" xlm heard in exasperated ; duna".tt.N -msX.; burst' of flak t wrecked' his plane's coolinar' avs-l x rr i tan.; ' . -.- v- - - I " 4 ' The -yearroIdBdise, Xdsho i iignier Btoe ne jiaa enemy j i pianes 7 X9 ., credit, before Wtfs r Laerjal gunnery to the pjolnMvHcie LwhogyjfioTaowrt 25 Nazi planes m, coronal, uniy a been confirmed, i rnlasloiii-awched off hlft radloio. thi leading American ace, taumber j was p-'!y' . ' -it Hi flaln tnates didn't fo oown, oui mey iiave connaence ra tieer ability nd they be-, be-, I ile" Urn may Vhavf come down ; safely In enemy territory, yt- . Beeson quit his Job as a hotel V clerk in Oakland, Cal., , early In ths war to Join the Boyal Can j ground. His two companions re- in up. With the RAF'Eaffle squadron wiucn later ' became part of the U. 8. 8th ySlr force; His. record, with thf RAB yas hardly; Uaytintulshed,fbut he was known as a "zan lover. He made 4 science bf . gunftery and veni built a hobby-horse ! contraption on .which to practice in, his spare time. ' , f 1 - A the bdyish. - appearing, blue-eyed field became one of the top-rank ing aces m the y. s. air force and a leading '?ompetitorin the race to ,eat Rlgkenbackers world war; one record, of-26 enenay planes der ! stroyed in combat. - , , ' Uke pupt, non e, (oenwie qua Beeson refuaed - all opportunities to- take trips" from his bass and see him was confident he would top jtlcfc cnbackera record if he stayed in action, i . , i' ' ' , He was doing jail right, too, on that last raid oyer Germany. He had .fehot down- one German plane and. knocked out a 'second on the r&isiBd hl of flclaJ Sdorl to 23.; . Then it . happened, and he lost out to 94 burst eft: flak. Hls fiyins. mates, btelf eve he la safe some wherrte Germany, n4 they know that ir ne w aiiye, ne s -sore as heir because he' ha!d to glva up llUs' chsnce at :that record. . - GenUle, the ' leading , American acswreoiiea ww puuiea rn.ua Cpt. Bob JonnBon iawton oxia. in, combat. Only 22 of those have firmed, however, .with three pending. Seven of Gentile's planes were destroyed, on, the ground. . V in -uie Facinc ineater, inree pilots have tied or exceeded Capt. Eddie Bickenbacker's world War 1 record of bagging) 28 planes. They are Maj. Richard L Bong, Poplar,- Wis, credited wxtn aown-ine aown-ine 27 Japanesplanes. in the aouthweat Pacific, waj. Joe Foss, sioux rails, s. ba wno nas xo victories In the same area, and Mai. Gregory Boylngton, Okan ogan,, Wahw misauwXn tbPa dfic since downing lusV' 26th r en- emy plane. 4 1! iA 445 ll Records Bro!(M i -i I BAN W&AN Ciseo: . Calif. April l-'-'l i 20 A total of S4S BWidiwtion rM. .t.vrvi uvo wen orvjion ay mo two 1 1 Calif ornia' Works :, of Columbia Mi Steel Company, a U. S. . Steel Cor- i porauon subsidiaty, since Decem-!t Decem-!t ber 7, 1941, W. A. Ro&s, president, ' f announced today. . credited with breaking 310 pro. Auction records while the Tor rance Works has established 135 ,Y new records, These records In- I ufactured by the company such as ' " 'steel- castings, welding rod, wire -J-'i rope, naua, reinforcing bare, etruc- I tural shapes and sheets. ( Among the outstanding records ".' are those; established by both I works hi the shipments of finis: The April meeting of Sea. Camp. P.U.P; was ' held at , th hqme of Mrs. (Amy Simmons Mrs.? Mary .J. McCTellan a; Fay rlusseU the assisting hostes-es: hostes-es: The lesson Ion earjy Utah goy-ernpra.was goy-ernpra.was given by- class leader Madeline" Dixon and - Mary J Md Clellan read a Pioneers history, Piano selections were given by I'Mrs. - .Ramona Smith. Refresh raents were served by the hostes- es to 20 -members. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Snyder have been .visiting at Cedar City with ca products for the first quarter, of. 1944 when Pittsburg and Tbr- ranee worxs exceeaea an-previ ous first quarter records. Last month . the ; two . works combined broke eighteen Tecords. including I the production of lncots and hot metal, rods, wire, and nail, pro- )4 ousts, ana sieei casungs ior tne U. S. 'Navy Army Ordnance , and) Jiantime commission. Doctors Report : Contagious Cases Chicken pox and scarlet fever i unliable ?wer the principal coram diseases reported by - Prove and Utah county physicians for the week ending April 14, according to a report from tne state qe-cartment qe-cartment of health. There were p J 10. cases, of chicken pcatand t, 11 ; 1 during he week. i i Total cases In' the county num J bered 430 as compared with SOS ; county and Ogden reported one 'l case of epidemic meningitis, which j'maKes 11 reporxea aunng me. en-g- tire year over the state. There 'was V aa- case of tuberculosis reported v5 in . Utah county. Ogden city' re- po'rted one case of amoebic dyoen-7tery, dyoen-7tery, the patient,' an adult, ap-parently ap-parently becoming infected lef ore I lt(i,IEVE To ease Irritation, form mdi- ' iftpn ewtod coat of protection be-7 be-7 lUtU ' tween akin and chafina bed- "i CflDCC clotbee, apply MeiD-, qo thing midtcatitd powder. Payson their son, Thron BnyderX and, ramny. Airs, enyaer ana xwo rui- dren accompanied them hdnsNfor Lloyd Powell and James Hansen have returnsdl home from.. Long Beach, Calif' Inla, where they visited for weeks with their daughter, Helen Powell . and V-Mlss Gwen, Hansen. ThS girls are; now working work-ing as electricians mtes at the shipyards. .". . V . ; Sego Lily Camp" Daughters ; of Utah Pioneers met at the home of Mrs. Ethel- Page, captain of the camp. A Very interestut; 5000 Strike 4 0 mis M 'X s 1 Pickets patrol ' Montgomery Ward1 buUdingsi pa Chicago where some 5000 employes are on strike. They, demand com pany comply with WLB order to extend 'contract of department depart-ment store ., employes union (CIO) until .union's status as bargaining agent is determined. Contract expired Dec. -7. 194?. In San FroncTscd; kA) . ' ii'Aro;4j.:SpAiLHEHAiP nn'M'i in"f i ii iii i i Him i . .i i i " "I ''' i' ' 1 1 ..." , . v., ' t y- r i i g roun lbroug nasxke tahders turn cowboy for the moment to San Franclsed police and bysi citizens grazing on city lawns. The beasts were finally corralled a T jsfcard Poll clleVed the bulls escaped from mm wrirMi dup.four bulls sighted by excited ht to new grazing land in the city Ubound truck. .-, ,:. . jif ' rOUNG DEMOCItATi , ; SPRlNGyiLLE 1- The Young Democrats of Springvie, wtU con- v duct rtorganizaUott .meeting $x the Utile ' Theater In ihe hig school art building, Friday at 8 pjtt announces Mrs' Emily i Miner, who will be in charge of the meeting; ; ' i Allies Appoint Deputy Air Chief LONDOV; April W.CD Mai. Gen. Hoyt S. Vanderberg has been appointed deputy ; air Commander in chief of the Allied expeditionary air force, succeeding Maj. Gen. William O. Btftler, whose new post has not been 'disclosed. It was an nounced today. vanaenDerg, a native or Ml v ( waukee, Wls Uvef In. Wsshlftgton, IPft ntTTft M Ittf ' o. c. He assistea in. Planning the Tf 1 trull I fill r- Sorth African invasion Jp4mSXwSLzZl h 1942j and Uteri served iashlef HC ,Dnr!AtniIAf1 of staff, of the, 12th air farce end U UsUtCli Clllii as chief of staff of -the northwest, ; - enA jarV -; African strategic air f ore In his new oast Vandenbersr 3?Ki'Ps DACIU1CIIE, will serve, under ali' ctuermarshei ki"3'lS",Tfr, Sir Strafford Leigh-Malloy, who JvummKmumn '--j-. acid ail Powoabua out pedition ary air force. Vandenberg is i a nj blood. Tbey taUnsj erf tlia ! moat pagpla paa:aloat 3, - tiler v,ww uvufts vi 4trfi huh laufoma.ti holds thi : 41xHrt7utHhMt flvtwg . UfllnciK,tha cross, the silver star, the legion &iggL23&&gS: 01 mem ana we aor meaai wiin; mwMrictyi four oak leaves. ,r waMMM.wns amarv ibom Utaniiaaom idncU or bladder . Uon t waitt Ask yuur ci Fills, used aiinwafiill f bv tniluana fa ovu M Saw. Thr rivw happjrreiint and iU 4ali , , zlItJiit CarblffUk. I1f) mllllnn dnllin nwPu r loal'UJ tav Hf les son on Early JGOvernors or vtan was given by Mrs. Mary Pu Harding, Hard-ing, class leader. A committee was named to nominate offlcersto be elected at, the May meeting for a two year .'term. Refreshments were served. - 5 ;v, -- MrsRebecob Ortoh ' of ' . Fan- gultch, -has been visiting at the , home of her daughter, Mrs. EUa Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. JeSS Or- ton and two sons were also guests . Mr. and Mrs, L. D. Christen sen of Lyman. Wyoming vtslted here last week with Mr. and Mrs. Angus Meuor untU' Friday, wnen they returned to Wyoming. Mr. and , Mrs. Heber Mellor of Eureka were also their guests and f am I lily djnner , was enjoyed at the (S Mellor home "on ; Thursday. Mrs. Christensen Is a. 'Sister Mellors. of . the An Infantry corporal fired onl three shots from bis Army rifle to bring down three German soldiers at a range or vvv yaros wnue in action against the enemy on me ItaUajr front. Legal Uo ices Probate andt Goardianshtp Notices Consult County Clerk, or the Respective Signers i for Fur ther Information. NOTICE TO CREDITORS ESTATE OF HEINHARD MAESER and SARAH CARO LINE SHEPHERD MAESERu his wife, DECEDENTS: ,? Creditors will present claims under oath; with Vouchers, to; the undersigned Administratrix at her residence at 24 East Fourth North, Provoj - Utah, on or before August 25, A D., 1944, GEORGIA MAESER, ' . .Administratrix. Published to The Daily Herald April 20, 27, May , 11, 1944. '. May i, mi ii it i . V A 7 . r "X.. tv fffi - .7. ; - : tmrf asKVWttsessatBBjsak. atfMha ' .1 -in i ; .. ' i Union Bust- Depot 09 North First eWst . .. mono siu I3IP0RTANT MISSIONS A re planned by Expe ris ! G ood Americans don't travel these days unless their missions mis-sions are important. Transporting soldiers, war-workers and necessary busmess travelers is important. So, these missions should hr)Ianned by experts, '-.too. " , I Your Santa Fc Trailways Bus Agent is a travel expert jthoroughly familjar with wartime travel conditions and ,' less-aowded scheduleiWrry hot let him help you plan. your trip? Remember,. :ajtuiie'tisspoftstioa'ts !tat7i Dop't waste it! . ' Santa Fe Trailways cximSon and cream fleet follows the famous. route of the Sunny Santa. Fe Trail between tlie Great Lakes: and California." Trailwaya Bepo r 129 WEST CENTER Serue Yourself and Save PHONE 144 PROV0 Our Storeys BtBiiig Remodeled to Make Kooni f oiNew Mer Our' r!lltnrnpr'QArPAntnnA frt T.ncf Woolrc flnnr-nnco Snlo wna Mncf rirnfifvinor Tn Atinr lion we ure Continuing to Slash Pnces. Prices IJelbw arfB Good lliura?y Thru Monday. . Come Early ami; Join The Crowds at Proves One Stop Shopping Center. I ASPIRIU TADLET& . 0(5 Golgatcs Tooth Paste fe. . . 37c: (3.60 ' :!' : . : . . Compact & Perfume Set ;..$1.79 Oleum Percomorphum, 10cc..35c Kitchen Hand Lotion, Pt. 110c WOODBURY SOAP, 3 for ..23q &jpBYCnMn......T.vJ3c 50 OFF . :' ' -:: , OH ALL MILITARY GOODS Sewing: Kits - Diiffle Bars Pins Money Beltsv Shdying Kits Belts :.' . ' ) Etc. ' -' METAL Tl' 15q PARina iSbc FEEZE A inmA ns... ... VIHSK BROOMS r.-X... A 50c SHAVING BRUSHES Be SHOE LACES 27 Inch A Black or BrbWn... A 5c LEAD PENCILS 50c Limit 10, ., Pull Chain Brass Sockets .....33 ...19c 9c ....39c n. iu - i VAY-i-- 1c 75c ROLLING PINS, Hardwood ...59c $1.00 Universal Box Stationary ..... 79c PENCIL TABLETS! . ...Ife IjffClt SAW DUIDES .,.j..il6c TOILET iSSUESt, : 4 foifltc MaHaliaaVaBMaWaVapMBaSB ' v V M ' ' 50c .; ARMAHDS PLAYIHG .CREAMS ..CARDS.. 500 Sheets i 9x12.,....'. WAX PAPER IR0MN CORDS Water Glasses I", P. A. TOBACCO 'Til 1 Lb. Close-Ont. . . . Sash Cord 100 Ft. 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