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Show UINTAH BASIN RECORD n.Vrh jSta3i mi f'v 'Hirohiio Now' Strategy New Lins of Argument Developed in Favor Of Ir.mcdiate Action Against - i j Japanese Empire. Bv BUKIJAGE nV ffiz'v.I and ( tiir.m "nlntur. down the airplanes offensive power. First, the-- e is the improvement of 'n, I). C. inSome wetk- ,,eo the sorv of tie anti a. i craft guns and second, it to Amei ce creased txps.r,erce in rrvl purpose of t',e warre I t ilked to a British naval a of Maricirc Ch .irt, Ku shcl told ,n these ml n's Since then officer who had been aboard two wh ch fought their way to it has Iren ecnlirntd ty unuffi, idl convoys and three that weathered Murmansk to Chinese credited siateitidis was a the fierce attacks in the Mediterer rro-oo'.uarters-th- -it (itnt for an immediate of ranean taking supplies to Malta. He feosne against Japan In the in- emohasized the fact that green gun terim two things hrve turer place crews could not meet the onslaught The Chriise government has let it of the dive bomber. Trained crews be known umi!icil!y that it realizes could. I talked with an American naval that Amer.ca is so occupied else where that a drive on Japan with officer who had been through Coral China as a base cannot be expected sea and the battles in the Solomons. deat the mcment. This would seem He said that the to be a retreat. It may be only fense of our most modern warships was such that fighter plane defense a demarche, for suddenly, from several other quarters including Aus- was hardly necessary, that time and tralian and Dutch with many Amer- again it had been proved that this ican voices echoing in between, the new equipment could raise a wall demand for Ilirol.ito Now action of fire which rendered air attack by the Japs futile is being heard Now, how does this affect the It may be team work. Hirohito now argument? The Chinese course so far is this: This way: We cannot leave Japan Chiang Kai shek, discouraged because ef the futility of his pleas for alone until we are quite ready and additional supplies and help and then expect to finish her off with an Americas failure to replace certain overwhelming airforce. As this is supposedly unsympathetic American written, in spite of the constant and representatives in Chungking, he or- - terrific bombing by Allied planes, the Japs have been able to complete and operate an airbase at Buna, the nearest Jap outpost to Guadalcanal. And further, the Allies, in spite of mass raids, devastating to ordinary buildings, have not been able to de- &.mce, iDi H S.rrct. , t - anti-aircra- ft , 1 show-dow- n anti-aircra- ft stroy the German submarine bases and submarine plants. Navy and Land Troops u Chiang dered the Chinese military mission to the United States to come home. At the same time stories appeared to the effect that China felt that she was not being given a position of equality among the United Nations when it came to strategy and overKai-she- all planning. Polite Chinese Then the head of the Chinese mission was called to the White House and it was explained that if he withdrew at this moment it would embarrass the United States would he please take a nice long trip investiuntil the gating American disturbance blew oyer. Perhaps he had the promise of more of the products of these plants. But that has not been made public. In any case, the Chinese, noted for their politeness acquiesced. A little later Britain and the United States signed treaties with China relinquishing their extraterritorial rights there. But no sooner had this step been taken than suddenly voices, unofficial to be sure, but fairly strident, began asking If this Hitler first strategy was really sound? Couldn't Britain and the United States divide our efforts and still conquer? By the time this reaches print there may be similar statements from official sources down under, or from the vitally concerned Dutch, but meanwhile, either or systematically Inspired, continual calls for action in the Far East now are being heard. Of course, tins is not new. There were similar demands which had to be silenced by official utterances fiom Roosevelt and Churchill nearly a year ago which, if they had not war-plan- ts sufficed alone, seemed effective when bolstered by the launching of the American and British expeditionary forces in Africa. Airplanes Role We must therefore depend on our navies and our land troops for the final destruction of Japan. And, it is argued, every day that Japan has to increase her fortifications, every day that she has to exploit the raw materials of her conquered territory, the harder It will be to beat her. It Is further argued that Germany cannot be absolutely beaten without terrific losses on our side, once she retreats within her own borders, a tight area, and can operate on a consolidated and shortened front. She can be starved out. Therefore the argument is: Continue to move in through the rim of occupied countries until an iron blockade is formed about the. Reich, but meanwhile beoffensive in the Far gin an all-oEast; first, with the capture of enough of Burma to get an inlet to China, then, perhaps through the rest of Burma or Thailand move into China, reinforce her, send in our own troops and attack Japan with China as a base. If that is not done now Japan may be able to isolate China, may be able with silver bullets to win some of her provinces to puppet independence and completely paralyze that valuable ally and block off entrance through her territory, so it is argued by the Hirohito now advocates. re-ar- War-Wear- y argument presented by the same proponents against waiting until we have finished Hitler first is When Germany finally falls t will leave Europe and its people, especially Its fighting manpower, y so that it will be hard to interest them in a war half way around the world. We may get less help than we need for the job. Second, the process of reaching into Japan Island by island, is a slow process as we have found al Guadalcanal and on New Guinea. The northern half of New Guinea, a long-hel- d Japanese stronghold, will be harder to conquer than the part now won back by MacArthurs men. We know that the Japs will not surWe know that in some render. places, like the Netherlands Indies, where a large part of the population Is at best indifferent, the Japs can d: war-wear- live off the land. It would mean fighting every inch of the way against no surrender troops while the main Japanese armies were moving into China, fortifying the gateways to the continent. Those are some of the arguments we may expect to hear frequently these days Madame Chiang when she recovers, may find it easier to be insistent upon aid than her husband's unsuccessful military men in Washington were. Meanwhile the going In Tunisia is tough and the military men are inclined to say, "one field, well tilled is enough of a job for them at By a change in the face of the war I refer particularly to the role the airplane Is to play. Aircraft is t vital factor In offensive and defensive warfare, but it has been demonstrated that airpower alone doesnt win and hold. This has been proved by the success of the convoys which have "gotten through in the face of terrible onslaughts by the Luftwaffe. Two things have served to cut present BRIEFS FIF DEPART M l BARBERS WANTf WANTED For near Marysviue, tam. Pieritv hair cut. Make $00 00 a week,.1 10 comm. Dormitory Bccom kt work for single jnen, $5.00 a weer BARBERS WALTER WINCHELL P F RAZOR BLADE; By Don W. Gudakunst, M. D. U edict! Director , National Foundation lot ant lie Paralysis. F L Ph. Scourging the Scourge Forest operators have been called on by coal mine operators to provide the answer to one of the most annoying problems which beset the what to do coal industry land. with mined-ou- t g is proving to be the answer. The forest operators knew what it should be, because to a lesser degree they had a somewhat related problem, which new crops of trees have helped solve. I for Kai-she- by Uauhhage ... Educators aie fighting to keep a few of tlie 200 colleges which the army and navy wants to take over for military training, for normal higher education. Huy War Ronds. Thirty million people will make out income taxes tins of thousands of farmeis among a gieat many who have nev-c- r made out a tax return. year-hund- reds e c3 TABLETS Do To i Suffer from Rheumatic Do your tortured Pairs fi muscle like they were being The outlook in the battle against HEINZ TABLETS Infantile paralysis, like the outlook have proved beneficial ia of enemies the war the In against thousands of easea. $1.08 by mail. democracy, is encouraging. the The fight goes on, propelled by HEINZ DRUG National Foundation for Infantile State St. and 2lat Sontk and Salt Lake City. Huh Paralysis and by the dollars celewho dimes of a fighting people brate the birthday of the President walk. Coal miners call the devastated OFFICE EQUIPMENT dancing so that others may by ',v iiinftvwiilliiilA' areas of land surface left by strip No cure has been found, but the AND USED deaka and chain NEW to No word could mining, "spoils." Sister Kenny treatments, taught Giant shovels set aside the overburden and expose the coal. typewriters, - adding mchs, safe, k land be more fitting than "spoil in the the over 35 W. Broadway, a DES L. all 8. EX., nurses doctors and way the coal miners use it. After because the ceilings of slate over the tumbled-up- earth as possible, by the famous Australian nurse, here rethe strippers have finished, the earth these veins are so thm and crumbly as quickly as possible. USED INSTRUMENTS since 1940, alleviate suffering and must surface looks to the public eye as if that no mine It of If it were not for the need could suplayduce crippling timbering CASH NOW for used band instrumesj it had been plowed by blasts from ering humus on the soil the reforestbe emphasized, the Kenny method port them. cord ions and pianos Write today i hell. restores loit black mate. SUMMERHAYS MUbIC COM er for Land. a though NOT cure, is might plant, except Submarginal 17 West First South, Salt Lake City , The appearance of the stripped life normal to He cent all. no trees at hardwood Most of the ground which bears cust, about 80 per acreage to the public eye does not coal close enough to the surface to would concentrate on the evergreens. and the other 20 per cent are gento true. The be agriculturally happen USED CARS TRAILERS be strip mined is submarginal which For the conifers, members of the erally helped. fact is that the strip miners steam takes one nurse and two assistexperts great pine family, will grow on land It government agricultural USED CARS TRAILER COACHI shovels have turned up virgin have been urging for years be taken too poor to support any other kind ants to treat 10 patients with the Liberal Credit Terma soil which otherwise could never from ordinary agriculture and put of trees. Out of the first 5,000,000 Kenny method. The nurse can learn JESSE M. CHASE have been touched by a plow nor back into woodland. In Indiana its trees planted by the Open Cut Minthe takes it but Sell Trada Buy her part in a week, have nourished a seed; aerated it value before master STORES IN months to 1,761,900 mining averaged only ing Industry of Illinois, physiotherapist the the enriched shovels action; by OGDEN, PROVO. SALT LAKI p and 1,462,000 the art of teaching paralyzed mus$20 an acre in the nine southern were black locusts, tumoled earth by mixing through it POCATELLO. BOISE, BLACKPT leaves of cles to work again. conifers. The needle-lik- e where there is open cut counties broken-ulimestone; and provided mining. The college of agriculture these evergreens drop only every cotton rats used in polio virus The WJN.U. Week No. 4305 SALTj new surface contours which hold run- of the University of Illinois rates three or four years, but it is a con- research come from southeastern off water and raise the water level breed 1 to to duff on a of tinuous Their does score land from process. United States. After trying Human Nature grazing for the entire surrounding area. 10. One is tops; 10 is impossi- not make as much humus as broad them in captivity, scientists discovSometimes human natia Trees can 'turn these spoils into ble. Before the strippers went to hardwood leaves, but it is good ered they would not mate unless they grand; more often, not sections of recreational paradise, but work, the land they shoveled in that humus. smelled alike. So they were sprayed o until the foresters have done their state was rated 5 63 Favorite conifers for strip spoil barely par. with creosote and all raised famiFuel Saves remains the work, blissfully When they got through it was rated planting are those which are native lies. public ignorant of this. Insulating saves fuel, wl,u to poor soils such 7.49 good enough to grow trees. The The spoils can support vegeta- strippers' shovels damaged surface evergreens as the Scotch pine. Norpatriotic. Poliomyelitis, polio or infantile o tion, but the only plants passers-b- y fertility, but did not destroy it. way spruce, and the red pine which paralysis whatever you call it is see growing before the on do shovels of a out carved earth the A gallant living struggles destroy Stripping an old disease. picture Hanging Lakes go to work are jimson weed top humus. The deep fresh earth thm earth which veils the rocks of a tomb in Egypt 4,000 years ago, and and an occasional volunteer brush. they bring up to replace it lacks northeast Canada and the bleached mummies from the Land of the Alaska has many picti)1 The shoveled-u- p earth is full of rocks nitrogen. If humus and nitrogen can hillsides of abandoned-farNew Pharaohs prove it. lakes carved out by hanging that would defeat or break the be returned, the new soil, because England and Pennsylhad poliomyeMany persons have but many of them can be ciers, strongest plow, and the ridges and it is virgin, will be better than it vania. recovered and never knew they Such species are grateful for the litis, only from an airplane. depressions left by the shovels turn- was before. It has not been worked had it. They are carriers. It is over would exhaust livestock pas- out by improper farming or bleached mineral food the strip miners shovcar50 to 1,000 are tured there if acreage could be put of its minerals by uncontrolled wa- els have brought up from under- estimated there victim. "Carriers riers to every to grass. Trees are an answer to ter. It has been enriched by minground. They grow much more lux- become nauseated but, fortunately this situation. Forin mixed below. on erals from the spoils uriantly and rapidly the virus centers in the than they do on the untumbled land for them, merly below average on the raters Strip Mining. instead of in the from common colds system digestive Strip mining is practiced In 21 scale, the land is now well above. nearby, and far better than they ever nerves. cord spinal A did this states. Mine operators prefer to call home. are at Trees land regenerating large proportion of ( Poliomyelitis is taken from the it open cut mining. By whatever and making parks out of waste. In the conifers included in the 6,000,000 gray, meaning Greek "polios trees planted on Indiana spoils Illinois alone, only one of the 21 stripname, it is the oldest mining methCreomulsion relieves prompt!' meaning marrow," od. Aboriginal man doubtless first mining states, 7,250 acres of d cause it goes right to the seat o, during the 1930s are now 10 or 12 plus myllos Victims one ancall itis. 12 trouble to help loosen and e found land in d plus black stone would burn counties have been feet high, covering the germ laden phlegm, and aid ns when he happened to light a fire on planted with 7,000,000 trees since bdnks of the lakes created by the other polios. to soothe and heal raw, tender an outcrop. Then with his rude tools 1930, and the rate of forestation is shoveled-u- p Each year there are in the United contours. At least one flamed bronchial mucous m to 10,000 of 8,000 an he forced the surface earth back to increasing so that 2,000,000 trees observer is reminded by this reforaverage States braces. Tell your druggist to seL bea bottle of Creomulsion with the victims of this disease. Many ested land of the Irish Hills of MichiWTf , The derstanding you must like the wa d lakes of come cripples beyond cure. gan and the quickly allays the cough or you i the Adirondacks. greatest epidemic in this country to have your money back. was in 1916 over 27,000 reported Forests Replaceable. cases. The forest products industries are AVi. for Coughs, Chest Colds, Brond J. I Many children, badly crippled, able to give the open-cmine op- were 4 x? not discovered until later. erators constructive aid and advice t yMany died without the true cause of If X. because they formerly faced a probThese When armored knights their death being known. ' V Jt lem which, while not so grave, was 1 W i i cases were in the East, near New was customary for each knif .47, " i similar. Early loggers looked on Philadelphia, Boston and New raise the visor of his helmet forests as if they were mines. Both York, cities where there are ex- means of identification. Thu x , Haven f timber and coal are natural re- cellent doctors and & e plenty of hos- ture has come down throu: ksources; the prime difference is that ' armies in the form of the s pitals. ! V 1 V' once coal has been mined it is gone, too, is the i Traditional, ? I' while forests are replaceable. Long 'V j for Camel mans one of many people are preference you Maybe ago loggers were faced by a triple rettes. In the Army, Navy who think all of the dimes and doleconomic problem: V. lars go to the Georgia Warm Springs rines, and Coast Guard, a tv-- . $ , First, land had to be cleared be- Foundation. They do not. Half of sales records in their & 4 ' fore it could be farmed. Woodcut- the 1 money goes to the counties which Stores show Camel is the far ters were the first pioneers, proud of contributed V for local relief; the other Favorite gift with service r f nv their accomplishment when their half is retained by the National also Camels by the carton. 'V. axes let light into the swamp the Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. It tobacco dealers are fer. A - 'X ' i i g sunlight without which is used when an epidemic strikes Camel cartons to send to me . corn could not grow. t X and for research to try to find the the armed forces anywhere.- . V; i v Second, the country was in urgent cause, the preventive and cure of the NS. k Mimiifiriniif lit need of harvested wood for construcH A. 1 disease. To relieve distress of MONTH' tion lumber, tdr fencing, and for trees on young pine Planting stripped acreage. fuel In 300 years it took seven Infantile paralysis strikes the rich trillion 4wo hundred billion board feet and the poor alike.- - Epidemics are uncover more of the hot and lasting have already been planted this year. of lumber to build this country. not always near great medical cenfuel. The only difference between Favorite species for the spoils1 AND HELP BUILD UP RED Bl And the were ters. The first cases discovered by third, faced pioneers him and modern strip miners is that reforesters are black locusts and the Lydia E. Pinkhams Comp&t famiwith in children were endless formature Nurse seemingly Kenny TABLETS (with added Iron) with steam shovels we can go deep-'e- r evergreen conifers. Black locust for ests. 10 swift miles from any Only helped thousands to relieve V harvesting of some lies who lived after the coal 60 feet down if three reasons: odlc pain, backache, headache ' of could them save or from the neighbor ttjem telephones, telegraph of weak, nervous, cranky, blue (a) It is a legume, a tree bean. necessary. Instead bringing the deterioration of old a As was over matroads. and It age. lngs due to functional improved coal to the surface, this method of hard(b) It is a fairly , of silvicultural fact, this is still 200 miles to the nearest doctor 'and ter to the down surface wood even carries in tree, Taken regularly Pinkham's mining poor soil, and true of thousands of 30 ags was This thousands lets of build ago. resistance years hospital. up the coaL help sheds each autumn a large fall of , such annoying symptoms. In 1942 there were two places in square miles of forestland in Amerd Surface earth is piled up in big leaves, their Iron makes them a fine i6 ica. Harvesting virgin ponderosa the United States that were hard tlo tonlo to help build up red hills with intervening val(c) From the time that it has Pinkhams Tablets are mBde r in some sections resolved hit; one was thickly settled, fairly leys. The valley at the end usually reached a diameter of four inches it pine has dally for women. Follow lab1 rectlons. Worth trying I becomes, in the course of nature, a has commercial value; first as fence itself Into a race against the beetle, wealthy "New Jersey, with plenty of of these trees. Harvestaged lake storing run-of- f doctors, nurses and hospitals; the water. posts; later as mine timbers and plague ing some stands of virgin Douglas other was Arkansas, where there rublic Does Not Understand. ties. The public fails to grasp the posThe first of these reasons is most fir is a race against internal tree was but one hospital in all the State Go Forth Boldly sibilities of such land. It sees a big important to the "spoil" reforester decay. If we are to continue to have willing to admit any case of infantile Go forth boldly and the ba' pond surrounded by because the peculiar function of the forests in those sections many old paralysis in its acute stage. This half won. devastation. John Q. does not re- legumes, in the book of the soil trees need to be removed so that a hospital could not begin to care for new young tree crop can grow. the 100 children who applied for g call, if he ever heard, the statechemists, is that plants iVNU W ment of the U. S. Bureau of Mines put nitrogen into the soil the crittreatment the first few weeks. Enough farm land was finally cleared. In some sections of the that strip mining is a means of ical chemical lack of spoiled That is where the National Founwaste of natural re- earth. country, too much. Some harvested preventing forestland proved unfit to farm. dation for Infantile Paralysis came sources that can never be replaced." Ilumus. John Q. is no geologist, no engineer. Humus is plant food decayed Trees were the natural and only use- into the picture. It had money. It knew where to secure nurses trained He does not know that most of the vegetation. Its chief source is fallen ful crop these acres would grow. in the Kenny method. Of that huncoal veins are less than leaves. The broad leaves of hardNew England and southern For You To Feci Well loggers dred and more patients almost all three feet thick, so there would not wood trees are its most prolific pro- found themselves 24 second hoar every day. T dnvi harvesting be room for men to burrow through vider. The spoil reforester is and even week, Bflver Btoppinfc, th kin0? trees. The have now gone home restored to wasU matter from the blood. ot health. Of the rest, all but a very them if they could go underground; faced with the problem of getting evidence was inescapable. These few will If more people were aware and that they can't go underground as much humus on the surface of trees were volunteer soon be walking, their conkidney must constantly otnw crops. dition good. plus fluid, ezeesi aeuie endIn tbt Trees can be grown over and over matter that cannot at ay without Injury to health, t?0". on the same land. Refortwted Spoils Being Stocked With Fish be better understanding of It costs about $1,800 to keep one Where seed trees had been left in whole stem le ups t when kido look Reforested spoils l.ke any a supporting fish hatchery, the plantchild in a hospital for a year, under to function properly. t areas, natural replanting the Kenny treatment But that one Burning, aeanty or too froUi other green, walcied rural aica ing of quail, roads and bridle paths with fire protection that warns tlon sometimes adeprovided te wrong. You may suiter n only better. The ridges and valleys winding along the ridges, 6keet and quate new year may mean freedom to that crops. But in some areas ache, headaches, d 77 mess, rVj left by the mining opeiations develride ranges, boating, picnic grounds, fire, child a for At lifetime. a dime or other causes have oi erosion, pains, getting up at op blie.uns and hikes. With the and a municipal arboretum of all vhy not try Doin destroyed natural seed sources, apiece 18,000 people have contributmedicine gvzniuw be a using help of state conservation departthe trees native to the state. to ed treat that child. young growth and the country over. Poon'i stnnum lP L. ments, particularly In Indiana, these Both as erosion retardant and to tility of the soil. This surface fertion of the kidneva and Throughout the country there are was y particu-latlflush w e ilh fish. The city poisonous wae ai being stocked now 2,494 Nalocal of provide food and cover for wildlife the Chapters true of abandoned stumpland. blood. of Linton, in the heart of Indiana's the mine opirators foresters are Fires had Get Dom' today. Dae with tional Foundation for Infantile Paral-ysiswept through the waste At all drug stores. country, bought mme planting smh species as hazelnut, They cover 2,894 of the nalitter and dead snags left behind than bOO acres of partly planted serviccbeiry, wild plum, wild cher- when the merchantable timber was tions 3,050 counties. If you were spoil" land, including 28 lakes, the ry. gt apevmes, dogwood, honeytaken out. This had destroyed the stricken tomorrow, regardless of largest two miles long. Plans include suckle, mulberry and elderberry. race, creed, age, color, ope of these humus. units would help you. to-- Tree-farmin- .! "Vl iifnj. after-effect- s. p hard-scrapp- le tree-farme- coal-count- Beware Cough; That Hans strip-mine- steep-pitche- r forest-bordere- CREOMULSIO! ut ft r , ' S v v : ,v - J T i Vi ! I v f 4. Female Weaknes fast-growi- steep-banke- d bean-growin- str,p-mine- d third-growt- h cut-ov- Suppose you lived in Hawaii (from a magazine by that mimc "The first harrowing nights of blackout, when the whole family lived In the bathroom Huy War Bonds Some members of the War Labor board are inclined to make decisions whuh they know the board cant enfoice, with the easy explanation-let the rresident stttle it 11 ws Bla4v KENT BLADES RHEUMATIC has returned S. from a tour of duty outside the U.coland will soon resuma writing his umn ss usual. & H Europe The two-fol- t Stripped Acreage Bting Turned Into Recreation Centers by Foresters. Gains New Proponents eu,s CLASS Land Tree Fanning on Answer to Coal Industry Problem Mined-Ou- J i -- r , s. Strip-minin- g t ( |