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WASHINGTON Thursday, Aug ID Bniish bombers racing the channel through low airos, lvir-Oouds, blasted anew at Cains and Boulogne on this Flench invasion roa.st .sho tly belote last midnight, following up an intense raid along the indust i lal Rhine valley Watchers on the Kent coast saw f ioi y fountains of tracer shells ignte the sky as (,er man arti aiiciaft dfunsos filed Dozens of searchfieicely lights linging Calais swept the sky and there were fiecjuent tlashe, of Bntish bombs, but the explosions wide multled by a stiff wind The coastal laid was the latest chapter in the renewed royal air toiee offensive which Tuesday night scatteied seveie and wulespiead damage on Mannheim, Fiankfuit and Kail-siuh- e The air mims'tiy said the Rhine laideis dropped "a great weight of the heaviest bombs with conspicuous 7 U NAZIMOVA Conrad VEIDT BRESSART . Albert BAS&ERMANN rlliPhilip CORN Bonita GRANVILLE PUS Adventures With "THE SAINT IN PALM SPRINGS with (iEORGE SANDERS HKWn R 1 I K 0 Paul Giulfovlc 0 .lonathdn llali-l.irnla Jlaves 0 1 1 U Ciews of the bombers participating in the Karlsruhe raid repot ted that the industrial section was ablaze fiom end to end, the ministry said The RAF men repotted a giexplosion, gantic apparently caused by a hit on an ammunition stene and said flames were visible 100 miles One pilot said "there was a blinding white flash and buildings all around crumbled and fell Despite teinfie giounJ file anl lu.sty gale, the bombers wpie said to have started large fires in Mannheim and Frankfurt, where the wind fanned flames fiom building to building Other raiders attacked lactones and railways and blasted docks at Ostend on the Belgian coast despite blinding rain storms ovpr the English channel, the ministry said It was admitted the nights operations iOat the Bntish nine bombers BULLFIGHTING SALT LAKE CITY, Aug Law enforcement offi(UP) cials have been asked to stop the bull fight scheduled for Saturday night in Logan, Utah The request to stop the fight is made by the Utah Humane G Society ITesulent of the humane organization, Mis John V. of Salt Lake City, made the appeal in a letter to Governor llerbeit B Maw protesting against the cruelty of the scheduled fight She also addressed similar letteis to the states attorney genet al, Giover A Giles and Cache county attoiney L E p Nelson. The bull fighting exhibition is to be a foatute ot the 23id an- WAR HERO Sergeant Alvin C. York, World War hero, greeted by President Roosevelt on visit to White House. From left: Gov. Prentice Cooper; Tennessee; Rep. Estes Kefauver, Senator Kenneth McKellar, Senator Tom Stewart, all of Tennessee, Sergeant and Mrs. York and Jesse Lasky. thiown, then down to the ring defenses around the Ukrainian capital of Kiev. German spearheads were said to have thrust also into the Ukraine between Kiev and the Black sea port of Odessa where a bridgehead is said to have been thiown over the Dmier to directly threaten NAZIS BOAST VICHYS STAND of ' OF NEW THRUST REVEALED j j INTO RUSSIA Claim That Red Army Apart the Is Faliing In 46 Days BY FRENCH Will Defend African Possessions Against All Enemies polt. SILK INDUSTRY 6 BERLIN, Thursday, Aug 7 VICHY, Aug (UP) -- The (UP) -- A now tuple pronged French government has disNOW It was the second message re Gorman offensive "decisive patched a formal note to Washlayed from the Potomac to the the wtllds fuluie. ,p ington, it was revealed tonight, , Mi since navy department ea early today- sticking toward? ' reaffnming its determination Roosevelt left New London, 'Moscow, to defend Dakar and other stra Leningrad and Kiev Conn , Sunday, ostensibly for a following unofficial boasts that togie empne possessions against vacation cruise. Contrary to the red army is chdllenges fl0m Geimany 01 falling apart To Plans Government usual custom, no repot ters were other quarters losing mote than 1 000 000 taken on the ship In addition after men in lb days The Gei man controlled newsSeeretaiy of the Navy Frank paper Petit Pansien in Paris Eager to halt an admitted Knox and White Hous Secresaid that the note, handed to of false tumors" tary Stephen T. Early empha- outcropping ottlciais reveal that a U S Ambassador Wllliam D sized that movements of the among the German people the exPotomac would be secret and high command Wednesday pto- - ibioad Droeram is in the making Leahy, was phrased in an llrn precise that newspapers should not at- - claimed a final victory in the t0 reestablish the badly jarred ,rerne,IY teims" and answered in foith-righ- t tempt to check the yachts bltter battle of Smolensk Rus- - sllk lndustry. manner the United States slan losses were estimated by The plan is designed to main- whereabouts. anl accusations" The rumors that Mr. Roose- - ni1 spokesmen at 3 000 (XX) tajn employment of silk woik- - 'menaces velt and Churchill were "get- - dead and mote than 1,000,000 11S and j0 assuie the nation of against France An authorized informant, alan adequate supply of hos ery ting together" started yesterWeddue command though to refusing to divulge deHigh developand other goods formerly maoe day, largely repoits ments in London. nesday, a military spokesman 0j a special joint com-- , tails of the note to the United revpaled First was the statement of a said, can be compared with moditv ccrtion on silk has been 'States government, government spokesman in the those of June 4, ID 10. matked et up in the OPM to s'my 11 was in- reply to a fo.rnal house of commons that Chuich end of the battle of Ilan- - wavs of maintaining opeialions Qest by- Ambassador Leahy on ' of ill would not find it convenient" dels, the complete collapse of in the silk industry Aug 1 for an "explanation destand to participate in important France 13 days later The letired chairman of the! Vichy's conferred bate on progress of the war Ai The high command told of board of Seals, Roebuck and' Admiral Leahy short time later official spokes-- the capture of 895 (XX) soviet Company, Lessing J Rosn with Marshal Herat Philippe men said the prime minister pi isoneis, 310 000 of them in w aid, of Philadelphia, has non Petain and Vice Premier Jean was away on a secret trip. the savage three and a half named to head the new section Francois Darlan, with Then came the revelation of Week battle of Smolensk at the representatives cf tions to obtain an explanation the absence from London of gateway to Moscow. labor, industry and govertirp'mt of Vichys attitude toward the to defense of the French overseas will meet in Washington Hopkins, Mr. Roosevelt's closDunng the night the radio 'work est adviser on aid to Britain, the out methods of and empire in the light of the reclaims putting the blared victory who had ietuined Sunday from la- cent of on surrender feet back its military industiy earned newspapers a Hying visit to Moscow. The morning Silk factoues not woiking on cilities to Japan in French headlines telling of the American embassy said Hopkins bold defense otdets faced the possi-sovof the merciless shatteung was somewhete in Bntain," The day following Leahys what was called bility of closing down after the while Bntish sources said he iet armies' in of the battles government assumed contiol of talks with the French leaders, second the stage would be found "whete Churchall silk supplies in America and U S Undei seeretaiy of State against bolshevism. ill is of civilian Sumner Welles in Washington halted ptocessing tadio and 'he both But piess London and Washington both These silk a statement fnmly tuies steps weie issued over aj the and have declined comment on the repeating over necessitated because of the far earning Vichy of a possible has the led that claim aimy eastern crisis which thieatened break in diplomatic relations lepoit on the gtounds that the whereabouts of the president lost 4 000 000 or more men in the silk supply needed by the should French "collaboration" evet most the savage fighting and Chui chill are military and navy for parachutes with Germany involve known, weie comp.etely Silert army and powder bags. in Dakar and other regai ding the Get man lossts overseas pomts vital the Get warned Newspapeis The nazi - controlled French man people to be ptepared for Captain Saves new unleashed newspapers the possibility of still heaviet Pleasure Craft fiery blasts at both Petains fighting than has been encoun and the United government teied on the Russian fiont thus Passengers states, asserting that President far, although the official DNB di KINGSTON, Ontario, Aug G Roosevelt is compiling to grab agency told of a rapid various parts of the French Twenty-seveof (UP) soviet passenfighting SAN PEDRO, Cal . Aug 6 tenoiapon" a St of Lawrence nver paiticulaily Dakar empire, gers evetywhoie 'UP) -- The Japanese tanker stiengih The high commani victoiv pleasute boat which caught fne and Morocco Otowasan Maru, a vessel of The Pans newspaper LOeu in four ex" tordmaij and exploded have been saved 75 000 bands capaci'y, docked claims, one of tne most violent in vre, Amenean their by also captain repotted communiques, today after hovering off the smashing advances It is learned that Captain Us attacks, asseitcd that Amer and the coast a week to apply to the ute ot inestimable amounts 'Chailes Bois of Clayton, New ican naval vessels aie "hidden state department for an export set, helped alii away in Libei la in liaison with of war booty as well as ttw Joisey. personally license to take on a load of 'passengers abandon his ship, the Bntish naval forces operating ot captuie of j i destruction low grade fuel tanks and 10 38,8 can Colonial the Second, during the on land and that it is clear The Otowasan, owned by the Russian mishap yesterday. The captain that this menaces Dakar non Mitsui lines, was the second men, women and a th.ee- the report The long font as result of year-ol- 4 child over the side of was(In Washington Japanese tanker in 24 hours to the ridiculed and one official in Germ blows, smashing come into poit after a load the ship, and suffered only familiar with Libena said the of fuel The Nitiei Maru, also was said by the high command minor bums himself The was sheer nonsense" man to show Gei sptaihead atdent occurred in the vicinity of because theie of 75 OuO barrels capacity, de the Thousand Island owned by the Asano Bussin Naiva Lenmgiads outei Budge at in Liberia which could hold ferxses a far eastwaid as tne Lea. Ontano line, put in yesterday. Ivy any unit of the U S Beet ) Leningiad laihoad, Both ships had been off the Moscow Shoitly after the passengers coast waiting at least since last east of Lake Illmon to the had left the vessel, fames W'aldai hills, Kholm, Vvama, reached several oil drums and MARKET Friday, when President Roose REPORTS velt forbade export of certain the Dnieper rivet ovci whuh exploded The cause of the fne have been is not determined. seveial budgeheads OGDEN. Aug G (UP) -- Hogs, petroleum products 270 slow on scant Agents said they had applied supply good butchers, these aiound 10 to for license for the Nitiei to load 20 ! You cents lowei and it was reported an applitop u 45 on best 180 to 2)0 lb weights cation for the Otowasan was Cattle 370, slow, not many being filed new arrivals heie, few lots medium goo) slaughter steers and he.fers steady at 8 50 to Idaho Wool COLD-WAL- L 9 50, odd heifers to 10 00, Sales Up stocker.s and feedeis late Tues-- ' day 8 25 to 5o common kill- 6 310 cu. ft. size FILER Idaho, Aug 6 (UP)-Th- e ers bo'h classes 8 25 down, me-- ' JOth annual sdle of the New low Price dium good cows G 75 to 7 50 Idaho Wool Growers associa Sheep 79(10 no early sales Only t,on is under way at Filer late Tuesday spnng lamhs The sale got off to a brilliant : fullv steady at Mondays adstait with the puichase of a. vance, eight and one half doupen of five Suffolk yeaihng' ble deck loads good choir e 8G A refrigerator brilliantly new . , . a total tarns at $130 each to 94 lb Iduhos innhle ami out Guards vitamins 10 75 eight pi ice of $050 for the pen The . , . r sr i s nioirtt ure. In ids 87 lb to 93 lb 10 GO was Jack high pneo paid by three loads Idaho feedeis 10 35 C 0 Mi Lane of Ketohum for lams of AM) feted by Laullaw and Biockie, AITI.I NCE oi Muldoon. Try News.Journal Waul Ails UNDER j J j DEFENSE STUDY ! - - re-th- e j instruc-Tomorto- Indo-Chtn- a i ! STRAIGHT FROM SAN FRANCISCO WORLDS FAIR j military-concession- JSjlUNBt DOCKS vjiFROM JAPAN n j ' The WORLDS ELECTRICAL MARVEL j d OF DOZENS COWBOYS PITCHING RIDING acci-irepo- A CLOWN ON A HORSES TRICK MULE ALL IN COSTUME. ON DISPLAY ALL DAY FRIDAY, AUG. 8th DOWN YOURSELF THE CHILDREN all AND BRING NO CHARGE. $194 SM UT APP YItEL roit MEN JAMES UNDSAYb MARGARET Ducted b, A WARNER TRY COMEBACK LOS ANGELES, Aug 6 (UP) Henry Armstrong, the former featherweight, lightweight and welterweight boxing champion who announced his retnement from the ring last winter, today said he had decided to stage a comeback in an attempt to regain his lost welterweight crown Aimstrong, who retired following his defeat at the hands of Fritie Zivic, said the victory of Freddie Cochrane over Zivic last week prompted him to announce his comeback attempt He said he would go on a barn storming tour of the nation next month. In this manner, Armstrong I hope to work myself said, back to fust class condition Right now I weigh 143 pounds, but Ill soon be down to my best fighting weight "With a couple of regular bouts under my bolt, I think I can lick Cochrane, who is a swell little fighter . . But his style's just made for me LLOYD BACON BROS - This - ALSO First-Ru- Hit n G TOMORROW CASH fjl AT i i) I $13,00 1 Who Will M. ( laitn H! WOW! What It Took a A Low-Cu- Shot. t C.own To Take Over The Tom A NEW 10RETTA 7a YOUNG 'liLpMf! Jaycees Aid Grey Roxy Metal As a windup of th" c tv aluminum drive, the Jncc in coopeiation w th of the Roxy hm will make one lad effo-tday to secuie every pc aluminum possible iron B ham residents bi who Eveiy peson of aluminum to the : BEEHIVE R " this afternoon will be adm fiee, and all scoutmaster woiked with scouts in sat) in B 1? ing the giey metalnames ofn the Lave should woikeis at the box off cpwu theatie, and the boys d "as admitted free, iHlil 91 Cleiseout REMOAL S LE prices on beautiful potteries. KMDSEN I LOIIAL A GIFT. it FILL UP YOUR COAL folks are putting in to avoid higher supply of coal now shortage due to transportation problems, Thrift.v, far-seein- BIN eir pu and la 'asm BLOCK'S STORE COME FIGHTER TO Hits dont hove to cover foods On Main Street In Front Of WEEEl to s SMASH Gather 1 1 LEVIS PUPPET RODEO i Us anytime times today TWO s 1 v lat o mer." nual celebration of the Utah American Legion, and the sponsors deny there will be any night A big truck and tiailer cruelty in connection with the struck a sedan and careened event. into a grocery stole. The driver of the sedan, SylSchow of Magna, was bad-lGiant Freight Truck via butt The truck dnver, Runs Through Store Charles F. Schenk, was uninjured SALT LAKE CITY, Aug The stoic? The truck went youve ever wondered what would happen in the event in the front door and emerged a giant Iieight tiuck ran into at the garage in the tear, tak-- a building, we can tell you It ling most of the stock, the walls happened in Salt Lake City last and the ceiling with it YUMA, Arizona, Aug 6 (UP) One of the two suivivois of a paity of nine persons sitanded on the blistering Mexican ds-er- t told a story of intense suffering and agonizing death today fiom a Yuma hospital cot For six days the narrator, a 19 year old Cornejo watched other members gal of the stranded party go mad and die of thirst, hunger and exhaustion Only she and Francisco Flores lived long enough to be picked up by a peddler who happened to dnve down the little used El Camino Diablo the devils highway. Flores still is in bad condition from the ordeal iwoll But Miss Cornejo enough to tell the United Piess the story of her harrowing experience. She said the party started in a truck fiom Sonoyta, Mexico, a disfor San Luis, Mexico tance of 120 nuies They weie on their way to the United States to woik in fiuit and vegetable fields. Shortly befoie their truck betwo 20 gallon came stalled, cans of water had been dumped out when they weie kicked by one of the riders. The tiuck stopped the fust day out and one member of the paity, Floies, started out for help He didnt get far. Under the blistering sunshine, with no shade and no water, he fell exhausted on the sand. around the Others rema.ned tiuck pntil they lost their senses, began to 6ee mirages and have hallucinations that the sand was water. In Miss Cornejo's own words-"Thewould run about and ciy 'look at the big lake Why dont you get some water. Its salty but good, its beautiful. Oh, it's beautiful Then they poured sand over their faces and - into their mouths, thinking it was water. The girl herself remained calm and did not expend her eneigy. She just waited while the othets perished, one by one. She was sitting in the middle of the road when she was picked up yesteiday and taken to Yuma, Arizona. DAYS ADI 150 -- UP) neither confirmed noi denied in official quaiteis, that Riesident Roosevelt and1 Bntish Rome Minister Winston Chui chill have confeired oi aie about to confer at some aociet north Atlantic rendezvous, continued tonight They persisted in the face of a laconic statement issued Wednesday by the navy department stating that the presidential vacation yacht Poiomac spent the day cruising slowly along the with noitheast Atlantic coast party fishing fiom stern" The statement, quoting a radio repot t fiom the Potomac, did not mention Mr Roosevelt and some observeis viewed tins omission as inchoating the piesi-den- t may have trans shipped to one of the many U S warships operating in the notth Atlantic for a quick trip to a rendezvous One of the few definitely known facts was that Churchill as well as lend lease adminwas istrator Harry Hopkins missing from London. The Potomac dispatch, as released by the navy here, said. Cruise ship proceeding slowly along coast with party fishing from stern Weather fan, sea smooth. Potomac river sailors responding to New England air after Washington sum- four-motore- d WOULD PREVENT fi Repents g 5U-1- Aug BARGAIN Tell Story of Intense Suffering In Arizona Desert It Ro al Bombers Do THE EXCITING, ROMANTIC NOVEL IS EVEN MORE All New IHt NKWH-MMtTNA- j PHONE 8 FOR PKOMIT HELD LUMBER MERRELL AM |