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Show Seventh War Loan Meeting TPresident Truman's AddresJ To American Armed Fo fees 1 m V who had Following Is the text of Pres.coln, a man u oyeas lor all a" American to Mv.. address Truman's armed forces: the Uni maTl fh. armed forces of the world: of that quofeThPeiZ0H truly ereat """"nana, 1 ted States throughoutnews v chief: After the tragic 111 With malice toward non,, death of our late commander to ' was speak for all; with my duty it charity chief, promptly to the congress - and the to the riSht w 7 armed iorces ox m j""Monday I addressed the congress. ish the work we Now I speak to you. up the nation's lain, for him who shallwounds; ha L I am especially anxious 10 of you battle, and for his widowTJ to you for I know that all as we felt a tremendous shock, ail wnion did at home, when our command achieve and cherish a just and fell. er in chief c ourselves nnc ah nf ns have lost a great lead with all natoniuiig a and statesman er, a real friend of democracy. You g chief and have lost a an old friend of tne services. Our hearts are heavy. However, the cause which claimed RooseRegulation! us. He never velt, also claims we. "' faltered nor will The rent control division of I have done, as' you do in the . cans 10 me attention of ti field, when the commander falls. are ana tenants and landlords the folloJ duties responsiouines My ' clear. I have assumed them. These instructions relative to the houl duties will be carried on in keepin effect during ing with our American tradition. regulations emergency: As a veteran of the first world war. 1. Always ask to see the ofa registration which stipulates! "" which the land! OATSC's seventh war loan campaign, seated, ie to rigni, L S. B!.i..rfV France with the 35th division, I amount of rent John G. Hazen, Lt. Joe Z. Moll, Jennings Phillips, Lt. Nathan Dopp and Lynn charge for the rental unit! saw good officers and men fall may deputy; z. wnen renting a House or! and be reDlaced. make sure you sign true is of apartment, also this know that I of tenancy form which the officers and men of the other change must file with the q services, the navy, the marine landlord office within five days. corps, the coast guard ana mer- rent 3. Hotels, rooming houses chant marine. courts must post me mi I know the strain, the mud, the auto rent which can be charl mum of the weariness utter the misery, (Continued From Page One) soldier in the field. And I know, in eacn room. of rental units 4. All types too, his courage, his stamina andgroup . at this command which. de-. - Ikic in his pnmrnrlps ' his coun- eluding sleeping rooms, a oith " a " is to sires comesiani, sponsor ments, housekeeping rooms, w, ..i nan.e trv and himself. i j studios must be registered hy laf on and each are We nroedepending tn fariiitate the immif.Mv lords with the OPA rent conl office in their area. 5. Landlords of houses and aci XI. X -uun. ailU . ICUMi cnaser 10 one vuic. u i must file change of tenai ments LU j.w mcu UCUb 11511 iuc. uciuu, IPilH .uur ,. . : 4i, "ui forms with the OPA rent conl fiuu, anQ 18 who wishes J3"8"1 through 26, aged office within five days after or any group Pi our counay to enter. athe contest, a uam. liiev uavc caxucu uuj. unuj - tenant moves in. ... . America will Im gratitude SSSf? JSu-wtr-- iivn-c- luiiwtl vainrt4. 41.o.5t. l,- - rifiooe Tlo. STORK'S BUSINESS GOOD u.C. artaUS xor cauge o tRege sacrifices the dawn "stork bill" Bonds for Fost-Wof justice and freedom through The xr 4u I out the world slowly casts its kept Uncle Sam more than b on the home front. Approximi Ninth Service Command war bond gKma5ro!l. .h i10"20-v5750,000 service men's wives ly UU.c !U .11a uuuuwuic oijic uciiy- , . tn mv Atfinrt ..n benefited from the Fede infants erad an exceptionally fine presen- feeling. Words will not convey emergency maternity andtwo inf ati f h ye in the first care heart. . what is : in program my bond recall the words of Lin- - of operation. I Yet, post-wto planning. tionship Lynn S. Richards, chairman of the speakers bureau, U. S. trea sury war finance committee, also spoke on the war bond as an in vestment and its significance to our economic structure. Jennings Phillips, state publicity chairman for the war finance com mittee, and Col. C. C. Minty, deputy, were also on the speakers' rostrum. t 115 far-sight- ed OP A Office li Rent hard-hittin- : r-- Ruction h addit be pu trial," 0 r?4: jw pub tertainffl ""'7 Contest on Bond Drivels Gaining Speed Posthaste at Post Utilities 1 origins authoi pla; lading consul adlin luscril the 1 . , ,se ew I. ru?" Ste; 6""6 ar t-j- I o:u Beii so-call- ed Deli - Mobile tnow tatoes irehov ar nt bi Acci Eagles for New Colonel DM J U Officers Give Pledges Following the meeting. 190 of the officers present submitted their pledges for the purchase of S19.575 worm 01 oonds in addition to their payroll deductions, CLOTHING COLLECTORS . . . Fred Brown and John Martinez, utilities employes, rush to collection points with clothing contribu tions as the deadline date draws near. Marcey Fence obligingly holds tne door. $2000 Bond Buyers WW,' i WL pur- of $13. 219 cash a total ' 2' ! V- had made five aggregate of $918.75 through Saturday. In addi tion ii oond purchasers, as yet identified as to division, invested - ' Tf ft ' , wes ; Irevi kd in n e var Vits wvide now ft ipt rt iff. t thees livid ,v 3 - emysl is is I . w . 4 Through April 21, civilian ner- - sonnel had made cnases ot bonds for 793.75. The military purchases for an s Vcial I I I A- tl ipate, kits FZ X1B37.0U. The manager of the First Secur ity bank on the field announced that bond purchases at the bank must be by check only, with the exception that war savings stamps may oe usea as part payment on bonds. Cash purchases will be made at the finance office or through minute men. ei Th( rttj Nazis Make Plans For World War III Proof that nazism mav bp bugaboo, remaining until completely destroyed, came from reliable infor mation received by the state department recently. This information revealed that Germany is again dreaming the dream of world domination by already making plans for a third world war. Even after complete defeat, says this report, military it will attempt a comeback by endeavoring to renew and ships in foreign commercial circles; by develooinc economic .,.!, ,,..,1 and political ties with other counONE THOUSAND-DOLLABONDS . . Are purchased by Le Roy tries; and by appealing to the M. Steele, Ogden, and Robert L. Luben, Clearfield, from Minuteman courts of various nations with the Homer F. Richey, Salt Lake City.- All three are employes in control contention that allied seizure of us industrial branch, production control section, maintenance. and property was unlawful. plants All in all, it will try to soften in the personnel building at Hill up allied control measures by Field reports that it now has cer- stressing a plea for "fair tification forms providing top priority for car service at any garage CEILING ON HARA-KIin the Salt Lake (Continued from Page One) area. A Japanese on hara-kiful for at least two more years These priority forms are avail- may serve the ceiling dual purpose of reand maybe more. It behooves every able to all employes driving cars ducing both suicides and mancar ownerToprteCf himself and to and from this installation. The power shortages. Up to date, the 0 nw country by protecting his car, district office of the OPA made Japs have lost approximately Navy personnel as martyrs to employe transportation un,' this arrangement possible. this fine old Jap custom. Hydra-lik- e irvHY A (A J R - 1 v Crisis in Travel Faces Nation RI City-Ogd- en ri 262,-00- ' 1 nnr mtii r .ai n i. f the OtdeH ., err Service Command, smiles as be pins the silver eag the shoulders of Col. William II. Shields, chief of the supply ' vx i ine nappy occasion tooK place up from Wright Field, Ohio, this past weeK. Technical sly Be (8 rioi Colonel Shields, Supply Chief Is Promoted to Full Colonel i le ral 10s1 Lt. Col. William H. Shields, chieftColonel Shields the supply division at Ogden sioned a second Officers" Reserve Corp ar,n Air Technical Service Command, has baen promoted to the rank of u A ocorvP cuuii"'-"'date. J1 coionei. It WttS announced thin tinuously from thatcalled x week by Col. Paul W. Wolf, comThe colonel was lie"f , 1 1 manding officer. When Colonel Wolf, former chief of supply, was named commanding officer at OATSC, Colonel Shields, then assistant chief of supply, was named the new head of the division. Colonel Shields was born in 1894 in the state of Ohio, where he resided until the outbreak of the first World War, when he enlisted in the 45th infantry of the army. He served unt 1919,regular when he was discharged as a second lieutenant In the Infantry. In 1921 in January ol wa of major,, and at rank division - Y.hlch 1- of OATSC i,r at was tne time. that ri( eai lal ie as nd srs 1 . . 0; by the National i developing the state parM js Virginia. Colonel father of four a"llm. . the .nfl n,hnm arp WIlLMi'b tant general at m son. who is a captain of Flying Safety. -- ' t, E ie |