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Show 11 I " THE LEIII SUN. LEHI. UTAH ; AAPrisoncrs Get Medical Care, Good Food Z tto TT 1 , , : n "r!!!irziz v . I PATTERNS). rcrRFEN: RADIO iivmClNIAVALE WwVirNewnPe' Union. Ig c. GREW, former embassador toJapan, t7h,at the Japanese j the job thoroughly, d70tJto understand 11 . does more than hun-Stand hun-Stand newspapers could ft pubUe to do it It Sis pan bat made, ZL she is converting her 1 wealth into armaments other scenes show the home, in Bight clubs, and Valuable background ent history. . Mitchell'! had plenty of Via being sweetheart; J J Ton the air with Gilder. fVaUee-Groucho Marx, johnny Mercer, Wil- fix " t S 1 EHBLEY MITCHELL Ldlx, and currently with sne goi aer eAjwii- she did daytime seriais Inn ."First Nighter"; had Lone each week! L'vt wondered, when yon Ten Vague on the Bob Hope 4 just what she looked like, i i tee her In the All Star la that she's making for Co-. She's working now In the iierles of four. Firamount hired Victor It write original music for toom the Bell Tolls" they itentions of causing him to Vim for a messenger boy, 'i what happened. Victor, conducts the music on John taias' Sunday program, motorcycle to convey him- aj from the Paramount lot E, carrying his orchestra- i messenger's dispatch pi over his shoulder. So 1st general public was con- , he was just another mes- . publicity story that just had !e along all about the five-i five-i tot who got so worried about Fred Astaire would do for shoes that she sent him her ppon. Her name's Dorinda ind Astaire sent the coupon Awl Rpprv 19. . vaai . ntA p 4 Wallace, made her de- s when Robert Benchley her across a ship's deck p Seas." Bent on being an J she's taking another whack Rationing," in which her stars, Sherman, who tons the list f'cers of historical outdoor s with more than 100 to his w has eight leading actors U releases. The newest is Bod Cameron, who'll tret P" kind of rnW thai oar. Boyd, Eichard Dix and nwt to fame as Western hull see him first in er the Grass Grows." tneCass Daley has a new "a Gracie Allen, she's a P she does better on a pip 5 acquired three pipe 1 anticniM nis E kUCUl ui 7. living room and den - hows, runseua, near-r near-r Practice and ri-rnin. - u.. . buvuut ai uxv WU ll trrrir, i !i stamps. Hivak, "Th, Man Who ,:-" irumpet In the M can't a ., il. 7 uuesn i Deneve r? ces; just nlacldlr "J :fh "Kth Century-Fox lat ta wder to look like a JRL " ?P Girl" , - uiuiner and hired ww-rtio'. never played h la .)7 (hi " f i f I ''S Vlv ' I .r.vh-mm :r;,irfA,fJ,,,,,w.,.a,i til ,i,r,,- i,..fiV.,.Mn.i.W AlfJS "ptnred North African and Sicilian victories will nrobablv toUl annroxlmaielv 340.- m probes Le t-wnn? , r ?amP8' fCedlns tocm' ,ua Prov,dIn edlcal care for them, are major "m I telTLsri llZ v nd5drAxl8 pr,r?er retcher. cover a landing dock In North Africa. Brought Tns Ton S U I , V"' they await sh,Pment to Pmnent hospital, and prison am rleht A raind r ' h .thelf C0Untry ,s oiiMp.thetiJ-.tic. these Italian prisoners Bot-om Bot-om right. A wounded German soldier is eiven a blood trnSr.,:inn i. n4i... - wuwiuvi wa aaau auiuivi Two Yanks Take 1,027; Flier Missing 72 Days PTWWW?' X ...a : y - ywv kT Yi DUlEW PEA&ON Engine trouble forced Staff Sergt. William I. Coffeen (left) of Chicago, a marine flier, to bail eat ever the Central Solomon islands. He lived on coconuts and whatever he could find in the Jungle until he located friendly latives. A navy rescne plane picked him np 72 days later. He is pictured as he looked shortly after arrivinj it a naval base. Center: Lieut. Louis Testa, who with Capt. B. F. Gerard (right) conducted a two-man campaign cam-paign that netted them three Sicilian islands and 1,027 Italian prisoners at a cost cf only 3 the rental price if the fishing boat on which they rode to the islands. They also took nine small tanks and ammunition. Barging Toward Japanese Shipping V7FW f sv ',j',w., .... mvW n.; R; ,1 , in, .T-i ' " ' 1 "' 1 The eventual destination of this ammunition is the Interior of Japa-aese Japa-aese ships where It will be thrown by ADied guns. This barge IT loaded with projectUes of both armor piercing and bombardment var ety. The Sses hold ammuniUon for anti-aircraft guns. Steadily Increasing Allied pressure Is pushing the Japs back home. . - On Guard I "i a iirviniif hi rriT "i" Allies Shell Italy as Sicily Falls I.. if-. " itarlcd futai rw.H- to . I W,J. j I ha amusmt W W atari LJ7 jouit efort r t j I , jju.ucamt:::r."jr "T ""MIWMW " mx- ...j nvpr the southern Thlrtyight day, n as the last German coasts of Sicily the : Island ttjfc graders. commenced. Pos- troops fled before Allied nnder ethumb of ADied air At their rocky perch on the lonel: coast of Newfoundland, two Cana dian soldiers watch for signs of Um enemy. This Is one of Canada's ad vance posts in her war against tin German submarine. Freckly Closeup i The 1343 freckle champions New York. N. X.. are Margnerit. Thompson, 11, and Edward Fitzgei aid, 11, pictured in this freckl closeop. Washington, D. C CHINESE BLACK MARKET If you think the U. S. Black Mar ket is profitable, take a look at op- orations in China. A fountain pen ensta tlO OOO Chinese currency in Chungking. Even with the Chinese Chi-nese dollar worth only five cents this U S50O in U. S. dollars and a lot of dough to pay for a fountain pen. You can also understand why u. 5. fliers load up with lipstick before go lng to China. A lipstick brings $3,000 in Chinese dollars in Chung-king. Chung-king. This is about $250 In U. S. currency. This is also why lend-lease has sent a certain amount of silk stockings, stock-ings, champagne, perfume and other oth-er luxuries to Chinese war lords. They are sent to counteract similar imports by the Japanese which have a very undermining influence on a war lord worried over maintenance of his love-nest RUBBER DELUGE Officials In the office of the rubber administrator afe beginning to wonder won-der what they can do with the hundreds hun-dreds of thousands of tons of syn thetic rubber which will come from the new plants next year. It seems a little late, but they are now facing the elementary question of whether or not the tire companies can handle han-dle the vast quantities of synthetic rubber. The greatest amount of rubber ever processed by the nation's rubber rub-ber companies in one year was 540,000 tons. But next year we shall have nearly one million tons to deal with. Obviously, the present facilities facili-ties will be inadequate. But the problem Is aggravated by the fact that tire manufacturing machinery has been knocked down and stored away so that rubber com panies could convert to production for the war. Instead of tires, they have been making rubber boats, balloons, bal-loons, tank treads and life rafts. Thus we have the problem of find ing new plant space in which to bring that machinery back into pro duction, and the further problem of creating entirely new productive fa cilities to take care of the increased quantities of rubber which will be available for manufacture. SOLOMONS ISLAND Few maps of the world show the location of Solomons Island, Mary land, a pinprick in Chesapeake bay. Locally it is famous only for its fish ing and the fact that the steamships Leviathan, Mount Vernon and Mon- ticello were laid up there to rust in ; deference to private shipowners. Since the war, however, Solomons has become an important naval installation, and iue navy de partment recently arranged for the shipment of some airplanes to Solomons Solo-mons Island on an aircraft carrier built for the British in a West coast yard. While the carrier was going through the Panama canal locks, London radioed asking its where abouts. "We're on our way to Solomons Island," replied the carrier's com manding officer. "Why are you going to Solomons Island and where sis it?" London queried in amazement "Get in touch with the embassy in Washington," radioed back the ship's commanding officer. After some anxious moments, London Lon-don learned in code that the carrier's car-rier's commanding officer had not mutinied, nor was he going to the Solomon Islands, but to the U. S. naval base at Solomons Island, Maryland. SMALL BUSINESS BLOW-UP The government's program for the relief of small business is headed for trouble when congress reconvenes recon-venes next month. : At secret sessions of the senate small business committee, headed by Senator James Murray of Montana, Mon-tana, small business men complained com-plained about their inability to get government loans for war contracts and sub-contracts, while billions of dollars of government money is being be-ing shelled out to big corporations. The senate committee heard complaints com-plaints about the tight-fisted 'loan policies of the Smaller War Plants corporation. One example given the senate committee was that of the Riverside River-side Boatyard company of Miami, which tried to get a loan of only $10,000 from the Smaller War Plants corporation to complete a war con tract After being turned down, the company got the $10,000 loan from a private bank within 24 hours. , As a result. Senator James Murray Mur-ray of Montana, chairman of the senate small business committee, is planning some close scrutiny of the Smaller War Plants corporation. MERRY-GO-ROUND C Just before Frank Tinsley. former press aide cf the British Supply Council, left to join the Royal Canadian Cana-dian Air force, he wrote the Pennsylvania Penn-sylvania railroad: "As a British subject who has lived in the United States for 14 years, mostly as a newspaper man with Reuters, will you grant me one favor on leaving this grand country? Will you let me ride in a locomotive cab of one of your trains to New York, on my way to Canada?" . . . Tinsley left Washington In the cab. At. Smart Two-Pier. CKILLFULLY designed two-piece that can be worn to innumerable innumer-able places for all iW simplicity. Immensely flattering. Pattern No. 8483 ia ta s 12. M, . in 9n- a nH 42. Sin M takes, with short sleeves, !4 yards S8-lnch material. Grape juice frosting is delicious and different. Put three tablespoons table-spoons grape juice into a pint bowl, then stir in one to one and a half cups of confectioner's sugar till mixture is thick enough to spread on your cake. If your kitchen is small, instead of a table have a shelf that may be let doavn out of the way when not in use. -v Water spots may often be re moved by drying the spots, then rubbing Uiem witn g finger-nail or the edge of a corn; or by rubbing the spot with another section of the material and pressing the arti cle under- a damp cloth. . Hulls of lima beans make good soup if they are put through a coarse sieve or colander. The pods cook quickly, and are rich in their taste of the bean. Water the compost pile occa sionally to keep it in a moist con dition. When the pile has curea for a sufficient length of time to decompose thoroughly, fork the pile through and through so as to have all the material well mixed. ; ' ' Should the clothes .closet become moldy, air it with an electric fan. An electric lamp kept burning for a time will help dissipate the moisture. . Hang blankets over a line with a half or a fourth on one side, and without clothespins. A blanket dries quicker if two lines near together share the weight. Squeeze water from the ends occasionally oc-casionally and shake the blanket to fluff the nap. Midriff Frock. HOW the junior crowd lovea frocks with well-defined midriff mid-riff section. This one is so colorful with dramatically placed contrasting contrast-ing details. Pattern No. 8465 1 In sizes 8. 11. 13. 13, 17 and 19. Size 11 takes 3i yards 39-lacb material. 9 yards braid or ric-rac. Due to an unusually large demand and current war conditions, slightly more time . Is required In filling orders for a few e! the most popular pattern numbers. Send your order to: , SEWING CIRCLE PATTERN DEPT. 149 New Montgomery Street Saa Francisco Calif. Enclose 20 cents In coins for each pattern desired. Pattern No. Size Name Address When you see news photos u soldiers "off duty" in camp or behind be-hind the battle-lines notice how often you'll see them smoking cigarette. There's a good reason for that. ) Army officials say that cisiieuea pre aa appreciable factor fac-tor in maintaining orle and the soldiers themselves add that a carton of cigarettes from home ia always welcome, , What brand? Well, sales records ; in i'ost Exchanges Ex-changes and Canteens show that Camels are the favorite cigarette with men . in all the services. Though there are Post Office restrictions re-strictions on packages to overseas Army men, you can still send Camels to soldiers in the' U. S., and to Sailors, Marines, and Coast Guardsmen wherever they are.- Adv. can" buy aspirin. that can do more for you than St. Joseph Aspirin. Why pay more? World's largest seller at 10c Demand St Joseph Aspirin. Earth Slowing Up The earth is gradually slowing in its rotation, with a consequent lengthening of our day amounting to about one-thousandth of a second sec-ond per century. y A io I a 3 19 3 (. 3) I9- I 31 V V Vs , V V 4 Kelloao's Corn Flakes are an excellent warHme meal ... any time of c?ay. Quick to fix . . . extra good . , nutritions t ; . they save fane, work, fuel, other foods. mm corn Kaftotfi Cars Rata sro t. toratf to WSM.E GUTR IS. TimYI VALUES ot numua (Vitania Bi), Niada aatf Iresj i M I |