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Show The Cache American. P&se Six Log-an- . Cache County. Utah Farmers Will Till 380 Million Acres 400.000 Women Navy Armed Guard Battles Gangsters of the Sea AMERICA j German warfare, once dreaded by Allied Is now being crushed. But in those critical days when our merchant ships were sunk daily by the underwater menace, the navy armed guard crews were our ; major defense. Today escort ships, planes and dirigibles help. But when the wolf pack strikes at night or in foggy weather, the armed guard is our first defense. U-bo- at IN ACTION Are Our Warriors' 'Good Neighbors' rvS. A - FLIGHT OF A GERMAN BOMBER TO U..8. good neighbor" policy of la a guarded bingar of on of women united under the title, th army air forces experimental 1 making Bundle! for Amerlc!, stations at Wright rield, Dayton. life eailer for icrvlcemen at the Ohio, stands a new German Ju 88 die li batlMronta. and a!io helping v ago. ISM bomber. Behind It, the war departcharged veteran to make a amooth fSUp IS to 25 X ment disclosed, is one of the strangX 14 to life. 8 r? Up civilian Into transition est tales of th war. Cup O to 7 From home ail over America Notional Aaroge Up 14 It began last September when a these women are collecting material Nazi pilot atationed in and reprocessing it Into kit bag! the Balkan decided be bad bad ELLIOTT L. President G. By to cheer lonely soldier and aailors enough of war. He walked to the La Sail Extension University far from home, warm knitted garline one morning, selected the flight ments for all tranche of the erv newest Nazi aircraft be could find Isolated ice, cheery furnishings for Forces on the home front In the abroad whose cooperation la essen- and took off. military outpost, and civilian cloth- United States are quietly gathering tial to victory. After flying for two hours, the ing for the thousand of honorably Uicir strength and preparing for the In many way farmers In every Nazi set his plane down on an Allied discharged veteran. Layette for greatest food production program part of the country are in good con- airfield in the Mediterranean. V babie of our fighter and garment the world has ever seen. The German bomber waa flown dition to keep up production and to are also profor wive and children All known factors point to the sucincrease it, although the problem of first to an African airfield, whera vided. cessful accomplishment of the ob-- , maintaining output in the face of two American officers arranged to Orders are received through 592 cctive the American Farmer ha major obstacles Is still difficult have it assigned to the AAF. branches in 33 stales from Die army, established for himself In 1914, Rainfall has been adequate In most At the some time, two other AAF navy, marine corps, coast guard, These objectives call for planting sections of the country and moisture officers arrived to board a transport merchant marine, army and navy 330.000.000 acres in crops, and for in the soil for the new crops is plane for the United States. They relief societies, Uie Seamen Church more intensive efforts In every line close to average for the country aa sighted huge fun sends its projectile sailing through the air as an the Nazi bomber and Seamen United the and med guard crew practices to make our sea lanes safe. institute, for the full mobilization of all farm a whole, although drouth hat been changed their plana, obtaining per- ervfce. resources. mission to fly it across the AUanUc quite severe in several places. A short time ago one of the Tbe foods which farmer produce to its ulUmat destination. Machines More Made. Being for kit a 2,200 call brunches received are just as definitely weapons of An American radio compass bad Farm machinery and equipment been installed. bags needed for ship tailing the war as are the tanks, guns, ships Nazi swastika! bad next night There were only 250 kit and planes that are being turned for planting, cultivating and harvest- been AAF insignia on by replaced for ing the large crops and taking winga and packed and ready to go at the time. out by industry in and American fuselage, But by calling in volunteers and number. With even average weath care of the greater numbers of live Bags were on the top and painted to stock be fed is are still that till working from early morning er conditions the prospects are that bottom of the plane. Ample fuel, midnight 2.2O0 kit bogs were pro- last year's record output can be scarce. More Is being made, rations for two weeks, emergency and the prospects are that two duced, packed, and on board the urpassed. In order to meet the exkiU and navigation emergency will be farms better equipped than ships as they steamed away. also were aboard. requiretremely large wartime equipment Another call came early on a win- ments. In 1913, the total production they have been In recent years. The plane landed safely on Us To of is most make availthe what ter morning. A fire had destroyed of all foods, including the livestock first stop, and the next day tock clothes, bedding and all the belong- products of meats, milks, poultry able, farmers are spending the win off on the second leg of the Jourings of a serviceman family. With- and eggs as well as the field crops ter months in repairing their pres- ney, a long haul across the desert in the hour a truck had reached the was 4 per cent higher than it had ent equipment and putting it in first-claand jungles of Africa. It was withcondition for the spring. The scene with warm clothing, blanket ever been in any preceding year. out incident, but during the third to is do everytrying and quilts. Tbe demand is going to be even government leg the ship ran Into a flight of That is the kind of help the women larger this year, from consumers thing possible to make available the being ferried to the combat of Bundles for America" are ex- with higher incomes, from the gov- materials that are needed for over- zone. One swooped threateningly hauling and repairing. over the Ju 88, but flew off after its tending to our soldiers, the men to ernment to supply the still expandThe supply of farm labor Is going crew was saUsfied the whom we all owe so much. ing armed forces, and from nations strange plane to be rather short, but many of the waa piloted by friendly airmen. difficulties in getting enough workThe next leg, a flight of 900 miles, ers will be met by the measures was made in less than four hours now being taken for federal, state so fast that operations officers at and local cooperation. The prob- the point of arrival were doubtful, Associated Newspapers WNU Features. lem last year was met by progresand for a Ume refused permission sive improvement in farming prac- for the plane to land. tices, by the deferment of farm On an evening in By NANCY PEPPER workers, by workers from towns the bomber landed at Wright Field after less than a week of travel ent from those cannibal faces every- during the rush season, and, above SCHOOL DAZE all, by the farmers themselves and across mountains, desert, jungles, bodys been making out of corks their families working longer hours and Uie AUanUc ocean. It had been timely. Now that youre safely back and s and more efficiently than ever be- flown more than 12,000 miles. SLICK SLATE Color a piece of fore. They will repeat that achievein school again (did we hear cardboard with black Before the plane landed at its first ink to reprement this year. American base, aircraft spotters in back the sent a slate and edge with red and any groans Even though the 1944 volume of franUcally reported sighting a Gerthere?), wouldnt you like to white yarn like a slate border. Hang production will cost more than in man plane. Three accurately idenmake some typical school from the bottom a tiny pencil stub previous years, the total net income tified it as a German Ju 88. and a miniature ruler (you make the daze gadget pins? Well, here of the farmers will probably be largAtToday, at the Wright Field experiof out latter, yourself, wood). they are, said she, not wait- tach a pin with a bit of adhesive to er than even the large total of 1943. mental station, mechanics and rethe back, and there you are or The prices which the farmers re- search engineers swarm over the ing for an answer. ceive for what they sell have risen ship almost constantly, jotting down TEACnERS BET Use a cork to arent you? somewhat more than have the every detail of design and construcmake a face that looks like a teach-APPLE POLISHER Nothing of the products they have to tion. From the microscopic probprices with black could be cuter on your lapel these er, $ and that trend is expected to ing may come new ideas for Ameriyarn parted in days than a shiny apple made of buy the middle and red oilcloth. Just cut out two ap- continue as long as the demand is ca's own aircraft Released by Western Newspaper Union. drawn tightly ples, identical shapes, and sew them so extremely large. Net farm is now at a rate about 2 over the top to together with padding between. How times that of the average prewar represent hair about adding green felt leaves? year. and with eye STUBBIES Collect all the old Farm Prices Up. glasses twisted pencil stubs you can find. Tie yarn out of the wire around the Increased farm income is already of finish each and top By PHYLLIS BELUONT from a milk bottle top and colored with a little loop to fasten to a being reflected in higher prices for with red nail polish. A bit of black braided yarn necklace. On farms. the average farms are Super smooth and white check material makes a over sweaters. Cover the selling about 27 per cent higher than pencil prim collar. Cross two pieces of points with nail polish in different they were four years ago and the rise has been greater than at any wood, behind the cork face, one colors. decorated to represent a ruler, the time since the land boom in 1919 TRICKS WITH A T SHIRT other representing a pencil. Paint and 1920. Many farms are changon the features, on the face, with ing hands, but they are being nail polish and finish to a high gloss DOUBLE DEADER The teens financed conservatively with large with colorless polish. Very differ- - are wearing their cotton blouses down payments and smaller mortOVER their T gages. The total mortgage debt is shirts not only being paid off faster than new debt for warmth, but is being created and as long as that trend prevails the situation will not for the smart be likely to lead to later hardships striped dickey A effect you get at as it did last time. .v ictotiamfW the open neckThe effect of larger farm Income Above: Every round of amV? w4 line. Those diagis being reflected in many ways and must be accounted for munition onally striped T is resulting in higher standards of commander. Left: crew's the by shirts, which have been especially living for the farmers. Banks in Every day we are told to take his charts He position. popular, look stunning under a white rural areas are reporting larger in- good care of the things we have, beopen neck blouse. Some girls tell creases in deposits. Merchants in cause for the duration they cannot us that Bette Davis started this fash- these areas are reporting increased be replaced. ion in one of her pictures. We dont sales, even though supplies of goods This means clean your carpet remember, but mebbe you do. are not so large as they have been. sweeper, your vacuum cleaner and freJUMPIN JERSEYS Its new and Similar gains are being made in all your electrical appliances Clean your toaster reguNEWS to wear a striped cotton knit the cities. Factories are turning out quently. T shirt under your jumpers, instead about 12 per cent more goods than larly with a special brush to remove accumulated crumbs. Defrost your d of the usual blouse. Get the they were a year ago. Tbe increase regularly, and clean it refrigerator in the in styles the production of military supboys departments. Dicty and de luxe with cor- plies and equipment of all kinds is thoroughly. Keep your washing maA-conduroy. more than offsetting the curtail- chine and electric range in l dition. ments in many industries making STEADY STUFF Theres no betTake care of your floors and linoter way of showing that you and civilian goods. In some lines the leum. Spray wax on your floors and of is Twocivilian a O.A.O. are Grewsome being your goods production the finish will last longer. For an especially glamorous ef- some than to wear matching T shirts gradually expanded as a few facClean your screens with a small war shifted from to are tories school. being fect, try an old Hollywood trick! vacuum attachment and then brush to GALS IN UNIFORM Almost ev- work peacetime operations. Lightly coat your eyelashes with them on both sides with kerosene. For farmers as well as for people This will give them a rust resistant powder. Now brush on your mas- ery girl belongs to at least one club cara. The powder makes the mas- and the problem of club uniform in cities, this year will be another finish. cara cling, thus adding a more lux- comes up again and again. No need one of hard work and accomplishPolish your furniture frequently, uriant look to even the thinnest eye- to go to any expense just select ment in order to raise the food that and shift your furniture around to lashes. Dont do this every day but some individual striping in a cotton will be needed and to produce the afford even wear. Change your rugs A gunner pours a stream of lead from his antiaircraft gun. knit T shirt and all wear it to your military supplies that will be re- so they wont show worn spots, and only when you want to look particuSteps around the gun enable him to elevate and depress it easily. meetings. Will the meeting come quired by the armed forces for air upholstered cushions in the sun. Tubes on outside larly alluring! of steel guard are spare gun barrels. to order, achieving victory most quickly. Ledger Syndicate. WNtJ Feature. Ledger Syndicate. WNU Features. The 400.000 r g how-ever- , ss A-2- "GAY GADGETS" mid-Octob- v What to. Vo W P:' long-sleeve- pul-leas- e. Brothers in Service Meet For First Time in Years COLON, PANAMA. TELEFACT GROW BUNA S PRODUCTION TO Boatswain Second Class Joe Correiro found all the booths in a local restaurant filled except one in which a soldier was reading the menu. Soldier, do you mind if I share this booth with you? he asked. The soldier didnt mind because be was Joe's brother. Staff SergL John T. Correiro, and it was the first time they had met in three years. Their borne is in Newport, B. L (BUNA S supplies 82 of out synthetic rubber!) RAPIDLY 40,200 TONS 30700 TONS 17,500 TONS JUNE 1943 AUGUST 1943 OClOSEt 1943 & bCCEMKt 943 He Rates Camp Salute Then Error Is Found GUNTER FIELD, ALA. Men of all ranks turned and saluted as Sergt. James E. Housh, of Tampa, Fla., drove by in an army staff car. At bis first stop, Housh found the reason. A tag bearing the shield of a four-sta- r general had been placed on the car by - uni '' o --A- jfc L,- - Constant drill and gun ing precede an assignment to a merchant ship. 1 t I 3T |