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Show THE LEHI SUN, LEHI. UTAH Trainees Learn What Makes a Ship Tick' '4 ,p ... . ir THAN "i Irr serious dan- PPfJe. Should It come feci.fsie'.merienced by MMfr terge extent by frf&wSA War I, it Probability, cause u. IP m r-lareely r-lareely be- recovf - -, If "curable extent we We loaned American dollars fKb7w American looa ' ch. never repaiu ,Ct And a friendly "would be able to teea inflation kier l j tVia PVllS Of .ffort to avuiu - tan Hi. we "" certainly accept a I profit a umHau-.- K.'SZei for war purposes !W 7 We can do these i time than be slaves SKa 'aU-out'' are engagea w .1 thai means eu. K period of the war. or of Wand w Cirtf PEOPLE ,V AND FILE f . .....!. We are the si- . nn n ! frpr- rtoers. B"--" to what our juu that of a mechanic, mer- clerk, member of a profes-hrmn. profes-hrmn. or what have you. Ptinuance of that job is de- m inji'iaAtlv nnnn It, airecuy or umii tv r less conducts an Intelligent sell its products, u Duys L, and periodical space, the air, billboards ana omer i advertising, in wmcn to the advantages to tne pur-i pur-i those things business pro- In its advertising it does d the advantage to busi- ined by the sale of its prod- only of the value to thaser. I .- business makes no effort to 11 to the people, its silent , Business takes it for tot we know all about this lan institution in which we vitally interested; that we are V with our relationship to blitution and that it can call isrtenever it is in need of .ailing our relationship to Mot realizing how vital the toce of business is to our k welfare, we do not heed its as, the rank and file of the 'in people, business is an iat will prey upon us if we prey upon it It is our part from business all ,it is pos-collect, pos-collect, not realizing that in jo we are taking from our- business needs is as compe- f advertising manager and copywriters for itself as it f its products. It needs to silent parsers on its value The fact that business has k this-has not shown us our pip as silent partners is responsible tor our present f of "soak business." . LABOR P-IFOENTA MVERNMENTSofthPtlnit. pi, including our own, are a American farmers for Entities of food. Thefarm-assed Thefarm-assed to'Drodimo Vn pen they, all ntw . ! I oi help because of ! uw colors tf hundreds of iartn boys. proposed to solve, or at ftaDy solve, the farm help tee fruit and grain 1 SWSOn bv inH,,i- f J wn and over to forego J-mmer vacation, the farms and in X Plants ffigh school 'k of boys volunteered. " United States Employ- W PPed fat0 statement that the boys :d.Paor fed for ft. Md Paid or the period of em- fcwfflbeper- nd iffru f"uege oi 5i.Jirrknotmore """fs a week AliriL U I a MB f Mnu.aw, MWWmasTBP ii V 4 - " in-t.T-nnir.nnri. m J, iSnmm ' ill i' f 'f, , , -."L. j f From the mountains and the plains yonn Americans come down fa th . Pt to answer the caU for immediate expansion of the U. S. merchant marine. Here at the new, spacious Mart lime oervice xraming station nearly 300 trainees are going through th streamlined three-months process of becoming seamen. At left they are shown learning to operate a 5-lnch gun. Eight: Lieut. Jr. Grade O. A. Faintor Instructs his class in boat engineering. Oil That Feeds Russian War Machine r Jfe Two Russian workers (left) stand on a bill at Baku, U.S.S.B., and look over a vast panorama of oil fields with the derricks resembling pins placed at random in some gigantic pin cushion. From this rich oil land in the Caucasus comes most of the fuel to feed the Bed army fighting machines. It has been Hitler's most wished-for goal. Flcture at the right shows an oil-cracking plant in Baku. Jews Prepare to Defend Homeland Fish Story? F Q&iona for till y . P.nvUege of an. "lousands of phfloS'or our t Jsophy of Eovemmpnt And thi, isAmer- COAST Wm'. .."ders. and wr'tbem make Soothe West the aaif the To way off, fbwJn SpeePiagover I US in London, shows what the Jews are doing to a crusader castle on the Island or vyprus " . ' iSZ Czechoslovakia and other countries that are tempor.rUy j the Nasi hstL They have already seen service in Greece, Crete and Libya. Queen Among Britain's Tin Miners rww"" Maybe he Isn't telling his stooge. Colonel Engel, about the big one that got away, but you can bet that whatever Adolf Is recounting here Is just as fishy as the tallest tales. The nhoto was made on the Eastern front, where the Russian army has been engaged in backing nignways through Adolf's Invinciwes. 1st WAAC Volunteer Queen Elizabeth Is shown chatting with Cornish visit to the tin-mining district in Cornwall. England. Her o1 piece of ore presented to her by one of the mmers This Industry eg lected for many years, has been revitalized since the loss of Malaya and the Easl Indies on which Britain depended for tin. Mrs. Jane Boose. 31, of Manhas-et. Manhas-et. L. L, first woman to volunteei the Women's corns. She Is shown with CoL J. F, Daye, recruiUng and maucuon omr cer. T. S. Farrelly says he hears Goebbels has stolen the U. S. marines ma-rines song and rewritten It, "From the halls of Schicklegrubber to the Shores of Musoleen." Apology in the Jap Manner By error we sailed The Coral Seas . . . Most regrettable mistake-Excuse, mistake-Excuse, please! -ELSA S. GREENE. Lieut. Col. Pete Barron of the tJ. S, marines says It is the duty of every American to help every Jap In his laudable desire to return to his honorable an cestors. In a Furniture Store A lace-engirdled dressing table Intrigues me more than mink or sable. In choosing this chartreuse chaise longue j couldn't possibly go wrong. A tree of life in finest crewel I'd treasure as a flaming Jewel And, oh, this deep and downy sofa Is definitely what I go fori Pretty things in house or garden I'll want until my arteries harden. I'll sacrifice them all to taxes To sink an ax into the Axis! JENNIE M. FALEN Poor Imita'tlon j It makes me laugh to great extreme. The stuff that some cafes call - "cream." -MERRILL CHILCOTE The Federal Reserve board hat passed rules to curb installment buying further and to limit charge accounts to 40 days. 1 hat i just in case you go to a store and find that there's anything yov can get. W W 9 Hundreds of furniture plants have been - converted to the purpose of winning the war. The process of throwing everything in the house except the kitchen sink at the enemy may be said to be on. The motorcycle cop who used to stop you for driving fast is now going to stop you for being be-ing out on the road without a good reason. , TOAST Here's to the cruiser Marblehead Battered and bashed and bombed and bled! The Japs had bumped her off, they said ... But she Just doesn't know she is deadl "For Sale Seven pairs of shoes. Different sizes. Like oew B-ll." Ad spotted by Robert W. Rogers in a Jersey paper. With the gas ration so low aren't you taking a chance, mister? "The property consists of a large colonial house, a concrete sea wall, bathing dock, tennis court and garage on one and a half acre of land." News item. ,... ft a good trick, if the architect did it. Simile by J. G. Winchester: As unhealthy looking as an habitue of a vitamin bar. "Mrs. Roosevelt has an A card but rides a bicycle as much as possible." pos-sible." News item. No racing-handlebars, we hope. "Not that I lack faith In our present song writers and generals," gen-erals," writes Merrill Chilcote from St. Joe, Mo., "but I sort of wish John J. Pershing and George M. Cohan were 25 years younger." Sir So you think John Kieran revealed re-vealed something when he told of being a saddler in a World war outfit out-fit that had no horses! I was In one that had horseshoers and stable sergeants! N. C. Under the new government bans on iron and steel it is going to be pretty hard to buy any kind of a gadget pretty soon. So many people are making a habit of throwing them around, that we hope It means a shortage of monkey wrenches. Our Idea of a reckless American, Ameri-can, under those new steel restrictions, re-strictions, Is the fellow who still loses his temper enough to break a golf club. One day at Belmont $1,899,607 was bet on race horses. How's that war bond sale coming along? RIMES IX A DIMOCT Oh, mortified t v Is Broadway Gene: ' i When be goes out He can't be seen! And shed a tear For Spotlight Joe: He's got to screen His ego's glow. THE skeptical eye of Mr. Turtle beams with joy at the thought of the many childish companions he U soon have. Yes, he is a cuddle cud-dle toy for the little ones, and you will have as much fun making him as the children will have in playing With him. i Plain color makes his shell print his body; tht pattern Is Z9393. Send your order or-der to: AUNT MARTHA Bos 1G8-W Kansas City, Mo. Enclose 19 cents for each pattern desired. Pattern No.. Nam Address That's Commendable "Holmes claims that he is a sell- made man." "Well, at least you must admit he's not trying to pass the buck." All in the Family Albert My father has another wife to support. James What? You don t mean to tell me he's turned bigamist? Albert Oh, no; I Just got mar ried. "Aisle alter hymn." That, someone has said, is what the bride thinks when the organ plays the wedding march. Taking Over "What do you think of this new slacks vocue?" "It proves that there is nothing new under the sun. Just about the time the Chinese women are changing from trousers to skirts, ours are changing from skirts to trousers." Flared Up "Here's Branson married again. I thought he said the light of his lift went out when his first wile died. "Yes; but I guess he must hav struck another match. , Different Route Farmer Stowit is about five miles from here as the crow flies. Soldier And supposing the crow had to walk and carry a rule, full pack and have a bothering sore heel how far then? Do You Bake at Home? If you do, send for a grand cook book crammed with recipes for all kinds of yeast-raised breads and cakes. It's absolutely free. Just drop a postcard with your name and address to Standard Brands Inc., 691 Washington St., New York City. Adv. it ft! 1 SCTien children crave iweea, give them oranges. When you want refresh men t, drink orange juice. Fruit sugars give you a quick Uftl Oranges are the best practical prac-tical source of vitamin C-supply C-supply Valuable amounts of vitamins A, Bi and G; calcium cal-cium and other minerals. Those stamped "Sunkisr ars the finest from 14,300 cooperating gtowers.Buy in quantities-rtfy W Love's Labor Lost Bystander Good gosh, Officer, what were those two men battling over that they battered one an other up so badly? Officer They were arguing what kind of peace settlement wt should make after this war. ': ii.UJ.DHWW! ) Gtefi (ton Qnt Copr 4tt4a California Fruit Urowwa Nursemaid to a 20-ton Clipper! HE'S A "SELF-STARTER THI j Milk AKFAST . Cora lfiatHltff 'SELF- BR'" CORN FLAKES ' tx2 i f lam: a PAN AMERICAN'S JOE wuller is chief of the 'Beaching Crew" for the big, ocean-flying South American Clippers. He says: "You've got to keep your eyes open on t big job like this. Ths breakfast that helps keep me in there pitching is a big bowl of KellogV Corn Flakes with fruit and plenty cf milk. It's a great favorite hers at the employees' cafeteria, too." Oma.lJMlbvXiiIlcaOoniw THE OF THE PRESS Manufacturers and merchants sense the power of the press. Early they began using it to carry their advertising facts and ideas into homes. And they found it a most profitable way in which to tell their story to buyers. And the buyers in turn found it profitable to deal with those who were willing to State in print the values end services they ottered. 3aara w:m.:mM;-m 1 |