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Show EMERY COUNTY PROGRESS CASTLE DALE, UTAli Japs Feel U. S. Might at Saipan ON THE HOME FRONTS RUTH WYETfckSPEARS I By VIRGINIA VALE Union. by Western Newspaper leased t week-en- d Washington, D. C. DISCHARGED VETERANS the wars most I President Roosevelt has Just rethe ceived a suggestion from Chicagos credible ventures, Vinegar Mayor Ed Kelly designed to aid in ive of General Stilwell to retake the .the rehabilitation of ,e acting on a proposal from rma road, is shown in this 1118Kelly, wife Margaret, head of Chicagos Of Time. March nnths tremendously popular servicemens railed Back Door to aid "ged FDR that Vniill see American menorganization-habe Permitted to wear their uni- in-- kNE of t I NOTE Mn. Spears has prepared a large sheet with working diagrams; complete list of materials: dimension and directions tor cutting and at s form led for three t six months after are dischar6ed. if they want to. ill see Kelly pointed out that 30,000 Chicago attack and General Chennault boys have been discharged from dan?,!rudrn mft i ih his forces. MOTS ace camera-victo- WIDE toe3r r RKO but g Discharge buttons, promised many months ago, are still not issued to men everywhere. Even though disabled, they no longer can enter servicemens centers for recreation, no longer receive special rates in thea- feels a new etty sure that it launches ale star Gregory Peck, who has Is too irs like Clark Gable, and to be com- d 11 and broad-shouldere- m sembllng this chair. Ask for Design and enclose IS cents. Address: service and that w ters. Kelly also wrote the President that, during the last war, men were allowed to keep wearing their uniforms for some time after their discharge. Many walked the streets in uniforms hunting jobs and received preference because they were veterans. Note Chicagos servicemens centers have done one of the best jobs in the U. S. A., have served more than 12,000,000 meals free. boy.: ($ Bedford Hills "e EASV CONSTRUCTION The army lands on Saipan beachhead ta reinforce troops on newly acquired base as shown la npper left photo. Lower left shows Jap tank knocked ont by leathernecks when they first landed at Saipan. The Infantry dees Its part at Saipan. Right shews them surveying rains of Jap sugar refinery wrecked by Yank serial bombs before ear treopa landed. ' i ovn S COMFORTABLE TUT TO Enclose SEAT workshop. The whole job may be lone out in the yard or on the porch. Just three stock widths of lumber are needed; all the cuts ire straight and the pieces may 32 nailed or screwed together. But the really important thing ibout this chair is that it is to sit in and good to look Dewey and Bricker at Chicago com-!ortab- r 13 Drawer New York M cents for Design No. 269. Name ...... .......... Address StJossnli ABPIHIN le mini UMUTUUU JUST WHAT HE WANTS! $ CONGRESSIONAL SOLDIERS not nearly so bad as in the last war, but several younger mem- Its bers of congress are having trouble as they seek reelection, because they are in congress and not in the army. In most cases, the slacker 0 charges are simply whispered. In one case, political opponents are whispering about a congressman who has received the navys Silver Star for gallantry in action. He is A Lyndon Johnson of Texas, who saw his bunkmate killed beside him In f.l the South Pacific. Representative Albert Gore of Tennessee, who is 36, is another who U has been smeared in a whispering campaign. A father. Gore waived his congressional immunity last winm ter and was inducted into the army as a private. However, at the request of the President, he returned , to congress before he began train' ing. Others who have felt the lash of criticism because they are serving Its Dewey and Bricker mad an Impressive scene In the Chicago stadium as the Republican national contheir country in the office to which vention delegates stampeded when Gov. Thomas E. Dewey of New York accepted the presidential nomi-wtio- n. they were elected are Wilbur Mills Gov. John W. Bricker of Ohio, proved just as popular with the delegates as ho clasped hands with of Arkansas, Jamie Whitten of Mis- Dewey, foUowing his acceptance of the vice presidency nomination. sissippi, Lindley Beckworth of Tex as, and even Representative Warren The G. Magnuson of Washington. Magnuson, now running for senator, has seen more of the western Pacific theater than most soldiers and sailors in the area, was serving on the aircraft carrier from which General Doolittles planes took off for the first bombing of Tokyo. GREGORY FECK in an ordinary chair.1 his drawing power is the a wave of excitement ran the studio when he and Ginger Rogers asked to ive him in one of her pictures. irtable roof of ict that trough '0 ap-sare-d, Metro is cooking up another of lose pictures In which various will be written by famous uthors, with Metros biggest stars 6 epi-Dd- es 0 f The ppearing in each. Called ommon Sin, it will have Carey Iilson as producer. The first writer igned for a single episode is A. R. Wylie. fl 'ft yeara of diligently preparing V Aqpself for that elusive motion break, a young Oakland college graduate got It; hee McClure, 26, and he landed We role of John L. Sullivan in The EE ;ing Crosbys production, Ireat John L. Hes worked as a alesman, longshoreman, laborer on railroad, and farmhand;' finally he rent to dramatio school at night ind worked during the day. koa f After -- IS;)ttv n : , at nfa Aw 'fat fade vital rfcai war Mod D September will be a busy month war foM ifa ek Ever try to remember the names ( those fantastic characters Moore talks about on the Garry Moore-Dnrant- e airshow? Theyre Twinkle-toe-s Gooch, Rancid Cramknnckle, virs Smoop, Arbntoa Cronksquod-jjtt- , Schmilldwidder Funk, and nbrnsfinsendlndles Cradl Xr Alan Young, whos heard Wednesday nights on NBC at nine, EWT, crashed radio at 15, in a show for which he was paid $2.50 'week. He dozens of charact- (I ft 3? In addition to his newly-wo- n singing laurels as host of the Broadway Matinee airshow, baritone Ronald Graham will probably win ,om more when his latest film venture, Ladies in Washington." is wa ddle -W Com ma. Con- - tan mo. mad released. I ODDS MJt S' A,- Jk V - I. j ' .ffBaun Jr'V ; AXD ENDSrOzzie Nelson Harriet Hilliard sing their own special arrangement of Sunday, Mon Always" in Paramounfs Take The new Glamour Manor," Cliff Arquette, may become one those summer air shows that win e place for themselves; its a "Snr combination of comedy and Victor Dorge returns to the Street" show for eight weeks in hes ,used to contract renewals , fall; , 'our consecutiva con jT" !cl3 on the Bing Crosby show . inutry of Fear " has one of the of male principals ever in a picture Jed by Ray Milland. " King crop tall-grou- In the armys huge Pentagon building, the freon supply has been cut to the bone. The result, accord ing to workers there, is that the atmosphere is slightly warm. Last it was far too year they claimed colds resulting with many chilly, CAPITAL CHAFF NBCs popular Labor for Vicwill be sus tory radio program pended for the summer after nearly two years on the air. Reason is the AFL wont cooperate with the CIO in putting it on. that the recent vis. Insiders report it of Polish Premier Mikolajczyk to Washington was highly successful exThe Polish government is now of itself to purge pected leaders such as Beck and Pilsudski. In return, Russia will sign a treaty of cooperation with Poland similar to that with Czechoslovakia; also will give the Poles more territory around Lwow. will get some jolty U, Taxpayers Groves reading in Prof. Harold Production Jobs and Taxes." pub fur the comlished by McGraw-Hil- l mittee on economic development. "MAN-IN-SERVIC- E" A Letter and Fine Razor Blades -- a Gift and a Greeting in One I Voted for MacArthur This Is whal servicemen wont most: Letters from you and fine blades. And this Is the way to send bothl You give them a double thrill when you write them on Blade Mail the clever ready-to-ma- il folder with 10 fine Precision Blades attached. There's plenty of space for - While war workers swelter in movie theaters and while govern-- , ment officials suffer in Washington's flimsy temporary buildings, the house and senate office buildings enjoy air conditioned comfort even with congress adjourned. Although the capitol equipment is being geared to use the smallest possible amount of freon gas, the fact remains that it took a special deal with WPB to release the 14,000 pounds needed. Meanwhile, movie theaters serving war workers in the South have been denied freon because of military demands. Capitol Architect David Lynn says hes the man to blame, not members of congress. He says not a single member has taken the matter up with him. Probably no one is directly to blame, unless it is the WPB officials who played favorites in releasing the freon. No one begrudges the congressmen their ing, but their buildings, because of thick walls and high ceilings, would be cool even without played ers, got a raise of 50 cents after 26 weeks, asked for more, and was fired. He formed a vaudeville act with his sister, things went well, then she married. He returned to radio, and real success came quick-alter that. S SEND YOUR your letter plenty of space to paste In a photo plenty of shaving luxury In the PERSONNA-Bladethat are attached the finest shaving edges known to science. They'd give him more comfort than anything you could send him. s high-ceiling- tor Xavier Cugat, who's heard as Your Dubonnet Date" maestro over MBS Wednesday nights.' Hell make two one-wetheater appearances, open at a smart Hollywood night spot, and begin work in Week-En- d Metros at the Waldorf." Ufa CONGRESS A WONDERFUL WAY TO (ID. Tornado Scatters Homes in. East Because film babies are allowed o work before the camera for only ihort intervals between long rests, IVarner Bros. Is saving production time by casting twins for a single role in "Christmas in Connecticut, Morthe Barbara Stanwyck-Denni- s gan comedy. The twins, just eight 'nonths old, are Sandra Lee and Susan Lee Taylor. M MRS. RUTH WTETH SPEARS COOD PROPORTIONS STRAIGHT CUTS photo-aphi- picture, step-by-ste-p ARMS many return home, Jurgens, has again after a year or mores absence, c rned in an outstanding feeling thoroughly out of place in scoop, portraying a mili-r-y the community in civilian clothes. feat so gigantic that its an Many folks dont even know the iportant historical event. boys have been off to war serving their country, Kelly has pointed out. isnt a Days of Glory world-atin- ' i at. The removable back makes it v' a easy to move around and to store :ouple of comfortable chairs with for the winter. Even though it is he special features shown here? made with all straight cuts of the You dont have to have a fancy saw, it is so designed, that it has no awkward angles and no jack IWWWf ADMIT HAT B LIFTED OFF knife posture is necessary when FOR WINTER STORASB sitting in it. not make a Uliy project of putting together PBRBQNMA' Wash basins and dresser drawers form part of the general wreckage, when the tornado otrack B avenue. Liberty borough, Pittsburgh. Houses were lifted completely from foundations and furnishings flung far and wide. List of dead and injured were reported at 154 dead and 1,100 Injured In the worst disaster in Pennsylvanias history, since the Johnstown flood. Thousands were taken care of by Red Cross rushed to the scene Yanks Hunt Snipers Grant A. Ritter, a farmer from Beloit, Wls., pictured at his seat in Chicago stadium after he had cast one ballot for Gen. Douglas Mao Arthur for president. Governor Thomas E. 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