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Show THE HOX ELDER PAGE FOUR MORALE IMPORTANT MORE LAND TUB PICTURES LAST TIMES TODAY JTESDAY mohmn,. a, L casualties among the enemy. TEMPLE SQUARE Preserving their equipment HIGH of them eye, like the apple FOR IDAHO FALLS tiie trapped unit was teported IDAHO FALLS. Ida.. Aug. 18 to have killed 210 Germans, l UP) The Idaho Falls chamdestroyed 25 food and ammuniber of commerce has proposed a regimental tion tianpoits, 12 exchange of property owned by tanks, and TO headquarters, the Latter Day Saints church other and battery land for a plot of equipment. to permit creation of a temple Ben Lear Gen. Russians at home were doing Reds Retreating square here, it was disclosed everything to increase the outExplains today. and armaments of proviCarry Out Scorched put David Smith, president of the sions for the fighting forces. Standards Army Earth Policy north Idaho Falls LDS stake, Several million youths passed conferred with LeGrande Rich-aids- , at work and IRESCOTT, Ark., Aug. 18 MCASCOW, Tuesday, Aug. lb up test days presiding bishop of the women in of men and The morale United l.tXXi.otM) i UP) - German (UP)' forces have in Salt Lake City on the church, in men is Moscow district States direct the gathered fighting reached a pomt 70 miles from The exchange of land proposal. to of citithat the proportion Leningrad along the railroad setup metal. would development of a zenship, Lieut. Gen. Ben Lear church permit line from Tallinn while the red center around the new if it is and low, today, charged a southern army carries out (XX) Mormon temple there. it is not the fault of the army. $500, scorched earth" re- ILLNESS gigantic is something Perhaps there treat deep into the Ukraine, a wiong with the military sys- Dead communique admitted today. Flyer Leaves tem of this nation, said Lear. The communique admitted all isn't that's But that Odd Will the loss of Kirytisepp, south of the gulf of Finland and fifteen wiong. MURRAY, Aug. 18- -( Utah, miles inside the Russian border Many of our people have LONDON, Aug. 18 UP) -- Mrs. Mary Ann Park become Pilot Rose of the RAF soft and with Estonia. of Brockbank, 98, last survivor not willing to put out; wanted no moaning at the bar are ofThey German Reporting heavy the band of Mormon pioneers when he in his chips. fensives in both the Ukraine who ctossed the plains to Utah they are willing to get but not Rose was cashed killed in action last to and on the Leningrad ftont, the in 1817, died at her home here give. I am not ptepared to agree October, and today his will was O communique covering Monday's today after a brief illness. 20) of the articles in Life and made public. Itforprovided continued with told operations Mis. Brockbank and her a party pounds sterling we are correct fierce fighting along the John and Louisa Park, Time. If they among the 49th Squadron membattle line. It said paients, were members of the party led are in a critical state. If mor- bers if he were reported killno is it not fault a fell is ale after high only Kingisepp ed in action. Roses wife was by 3ohn Taylor. They arrived stubborn battle. in Utah just two months after of ours. We have done every- left 250 pounds sterling for a to promote The Germans who took King- Brigham Young had reached thing within reason to the pyramids in Egypt, of the trip and for a new wardrobe. isepp apparently are those who the Salt Lake basin and pro- the welfare and comfort ' trainees. the place. battled their way north along claimed it as If the morale is poor It is the .shores of Lake Peipus, Mrs. Brockbank spent her then turned eastward along the entire life in Utah. She was only because the morale of the Woman Picks Lock Of main Tallinn Leningrad rail married to Isaac Brockbank in people is poor. G-MHandcuffs line. 1804, and six of their twelve Lear, commander of the secIn addifon. ond army which is beginning No mention was made In the children survive. skirmishes in preparation for 18 KAN9AS CITY, Missouri, Aug. night communique of the Uk- she is survived by 50 grandchilTwo Kansas (UP) 135 great grandchildren, the largest war games in the youngsters locked into a City but earlier re- dren, raine battle pair history of this nation, said that of ports said the soviets were lay- and four handof accusations inpoor spirit cuffs. Then they lost the key. ing waste vast wheatlands, among the soldiery as dedustries and Black Sea shipSo Mrs. Cora Brown, grandand Life scribed by Time ping under orders from Josef Army Investigates of one of the children, mother St: lin to leave nothing but mrga.ino was poor repayment took the two boys to the home defense for achievement. Plank ruins in the lands they abandon Strange of a Ed Cassidy, on L,fe reported there was a the patrolman, to the Germans. he should be that theory SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 18 of soldier discontent able to rising tide d London reports said nearly open them. Cassidy (UP) Army intelligence offi- which goes beyond healthy wasnt at home a quarter of the 2,(XX,(X0 men cers were trying to find out but his wife . . Ignoring it seems was. griping. in the soviet Ukrainian army if there was anything soltoday to the for increase it, Mrs. Cassidy looked the situahave been moved to the east subversive about a mahogany only tion over, then took out her bank of the Dnieper river after plank that washed ashore near diers feel their complaintsof are simet by a conspiracy tools. With the use of scissors, casualties. Fort Cronkhite. The 150,000 suffering plank was It sent a reporter to hair Other forces were reported inscribed with the following lence. pins, a pair of pliers and a one southern camp, occupied making a strong rear-guarwords written in a Filipino lan- 60 per cent by guardsmen and paring knife, she snapped open the handcuffs in a twinkling. stand preparatory to withdraw'-inguage: 40 per cent selectees from across the river.) Bahba-- i qn obobbing laeng Ohio. ON VACATION TRIP The German war machine ti maibilin nga omoii ditoy Life's reporter said that half Mr. and Mrs. RuLon H. was dealing' hammer blows ngato." of 400 interviewed Manning and Mr. and Mrs. privates Ukin the the sumRussians kitchen A boy, against Filipino raine in an offensive headed moned as translator, said it would go over the hill after Charles T. Anderson are spendtheir year's original training ing a vacation in southern for the center of the southern meant: was up; that confusion Utah, visiting the Arches naindustries. Russia Sunday ad- From upstairs, men, go period of uncertainty as to the tional monument near Moab mitted the loss of the Nikolaev downstairs if you have an op- bred engendered con- and the natural bridges and goal army's iron and Knvoi naval base Rog portunity.' and author- scenic wonders in San Juan for olficets tempt ore center. ity; and that county. They also expect to Soviet torpedo boats and Human Torch "square" division drills gave cross over into Colorado to the planes sank, two enemy transthe men no hope for promotion Mesa Verda national park and ports and a German subma- Survives Flames or initiative --while their jobs into Arizona to the south rim rine in the Baltic sea. the rewere being lost back home and j of the Grand canyon. Their HONOLULU, Aug. 18 (UP- lport said, possibly indicating German troop An elderly Japanese turned they were treated as outcasts route home will be through an attempted the himself into a flaming torch and by the nearest civilian society. Boulder City and Las Vegas. landing somewhere on As to there being no objecnorthern front. started a forest fire, because to SIMONSENS HAVE GUESTS The communique reported de- - .he was worried over Ameriean-structio-n tive for American soldiery Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Simon-seof 25 German planes Japanese relations. He bought face, Lear said their primary was preparedness. had as their week-enSaturday, instead of the 19 pre-- a gallon of liquor and a gallon purpose Whether we go to war or guests, Mr. and Mrs. Milton viously reported, and 22 on of gasoline and set out for the not makes no difference in our Knudson of Provo. They were Sunday. Russia lost 18 planes woods. He drank the liquor, to make good military attending the Scandinavian conhim-over plan the it said. poured gasoline Sunday, and then lighted his men both officers and enlisted vention here. Mr. Knudson is A red army unit wnich fought self, men. I thinR. the army has exjpresident of the L. D. S. for 20 days In the German rear clothes. Naka-mine- , done a good job in the last Norwegian mission. Ushi The Japanese. after being cut off has rejoined ten months and it is distressin lies recritically injured the main soviet forces, the Soldiers ing that. we are so poorly paid. a Honolulu hospital. HEIXBERGS HA E after great said, causing port and civilians fought the flames. Turning to his staff of off- VISITORS discussion icers summoned for of State E. E. Mor Lear told senSecretary of the maneuvers OFF TO SCHOOL Mrs. and Monsen, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Owen J. Cook, them to report to him the re- Mrs. Hans Mickelsen of Logan, covof their inspections Edward Ryan and DeOrr Coo- sults Andrew Funk of Ogden, and as well as train- Mrs. ley left Monday morning on ering morale Carlquist of Salt Lake the Challenger for Berkeley, ing. City, were dinner guests SunCalif., where they will attend day at the home of Mr. and the University of California Mrs. David Hellberg. i CARS WITH this school season. Shop First In The MOSCOW ADMITS PICK O NEWS-JOURNA- TO GERMANS ARMY anti-aircra- CHURCH DEDICATES NAZIS MAKE HAWAIIAN EXTENSIVE WARADVANCE city-owne- d TAKES" p GER UOGERS Ml iWoor GEORGE Ml It PHY A I AN M RSII M. B Lit G ESS MEREDITH Directed by Garsou Kanin Produced by Hubert Sisk Story and Screen Play by Paul Jarrico March of Time Memories of Europe LAST SURVIVOR (UP)-Ser-g- eant weak-minde- entire-l,8(X)-mil- e an SELECTED SHORTS AND OMIt'S ITS COOL AND COMFORTABLE AT THE CAPITOL GEESTS I KOM BOFNUFCL Mrs. Wynona Hudson and children of Bountiful have spent the past two weeks with Mrs. Hudsons mother, Mrs. Henry Tmgey. Mrs. Hudson is the mother of a new baby boy. -- I d g Km tan 1141 tail-in- n MidilMI Filgldalrat lulH ind Sold This beautiful model w I t h more than 30 lrigidaire lea- - ONLY A a lures. c4i95 BEEHIVE COAL H APPLIANCE Phone n d 1 ONE i 10 OFF ON ALL OUR New-Jotirn- . NO TRADE-I- VACATIONISTS RETURN Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Rock and N The American Farmer OUR CAR PRICES ARE SLASHED TO THE BONE children have returned from a delightful trip to California, visiting at Los Angeles with Mr. and Mrs. Louis C. Bowen, former Brigham people. Miss home Anne Bowen returned with them and will spend several weeks here. See What A Little Money Will Buy. Encircled Russian Forces Slaughtered In Fierce Fighting Aug. 18 (UP) A artillery bombardment of the Ukrainian industrial city of Dnepropetrovsk at the bend of the Dnieper river and a slaughter of encircled Russian forces trying to escape reby sea from Odessa were ported by German spokesmen tonight. panzer columns were said to have reached the of Dnepropetrovsk, outskirts 250 miles northeast of Odessa, and the big Dnieprostrot electric power dam in a sweep that has brought the entire Ukrainian industrial area east direct of the Dnieper under BERLIN, shattering Swift-drivin- g menace." Official German accounts described the bloody climax of at the another Dunkerque important Black Sea port of Odessa. Hopelessly encircled Russian troops were said to have given up trying to escape by sea after suffering terrific losses under waves of luftwaffe bombers. Bombers blasting Odessa on Monday were said by the DNB agency to have damaged six Russian totaling transports 15,000 tons and to have prevented them from evacuating troops. A soviet cruiser and torpedo boat assigned to convoy the transports also were badly damaged by bombs, it was stated. encircled and is Odessa doomed. nazi quarters boasted, and the remnants of Marshal Semyon Budenny's forces are trying to reach the east bank of the Dnieper in what is rapidly becoming a panicky collapse of Russian resistance. red army the Wherever forces are trying to reach the east side of the Dnieper they are under the murderous bombardments of German artillery and planes, it was said, and most of the lower Dnieper if under raking German fire. German guns are pounding Dnepropetrovsk and it will be only a matter of a few days, the Germans said, before all of Budenny's resistance within the Dnieper arc is completely destroyed. There was no estimate in Berlin of the number of en-in Russian troops trapped Odessa. But it was admitted that it might be several days before German and Rumanian troops are able to seize the vital Black Sea grain port because the soviets have 'thrown up strong fortifications in al' its outlying streets and suburbs. (This was the first mention in any Berlin dispatch of German concern over a possible stalemate on the Russian front this winter a possibility on which both the Russians and are building British great hopes.) All German accounts laid heavy stress on the important role of the luftwaffe in the rout of Russian resistance on the Ukrainian front and DNB said 58 Russian planes were destroyed Sunday, against the loss of five German pianos. A German bomber formation was said to have attacked an air field at Saporoscho, forty miles south of Dnepropetrovsk, 25 American-typand destroyed Martin bombers on The ground as well as a large hangar. 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HIT wivfsi Birth reported over the week- end from local hospitals are as follow's: Saturday night, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Bell of Lo- gan, twin girls; Mr. and Mrs. William Kunzler of Willard, a girl. Sunday morning, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Hurd, a girl; Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Packer, a Mrs. WA1NBM0S AND TWIN GIRLS BORN AT HOSPITAL sue- - major feature. GUESTS AT BUCK WA LT E RS Mrs. Frank K. Sullivan and son;, Dan and Frank of San Diego, Calif., are spending the week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John E. Buckwalter. Mrs. Sullivan is a sister of Mr. Buckwalter. Our first JOHNSONS KETURN Mr. and Mrs. Geo. L. John- Show in" Qffl) m son and daughter, Doris Ann, returned Saturday from a ten-davisit with their son and daughter-in-law- , Mr, and Mrs. Lynn Johnson at Maywood, Calif. On the return trip they visited at Boulder Dam, Zions and Bryce canyons. y John HOWARD t - George Aiirtiiii HUE PRKI George c SANDfRS it PROUD OF EACH 1 OTHER PROUD OF THEIR CLOTHES Smart young people about town have learned that by having us clean and press their clothes regularly that they will look better, last longer and retain their original shape and color. FOR (HACK PICK IT PHONE SERVICE MODERN CLEANERS e LOAMS! BUSINESS : : AGRICULTURE LIVESTOCK TAKE EXTENSILE TRIP Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Siggard REAL ESTATE iand Mr. and Mrs. John of Salt Lake City have re-- i CHARACTER turned from a trip covering some 3000 miles. They w Ue are alIly supplied willi .traveled through the Pacific coast from British Columbia to I? funds to loan for any worthy San Francisco and home via purpose and our officers will Nevada. lie happy to discuss your needs at any time convenient to you. It really pays to TRY A WANT AD Sig-igar- d three-week- A. F CHAPEL HONOLULU, Territory of Hawaii, Aug. 18 (UP) A new Mormon tabernacle designed particularly to service native Hawaiians who belong to the L. D. S. church has been dedicated. The $250,000 meeting hall was placed into service rites Sunday at impressive which featured a talk by David O. McKay, second counselor in the Mormon first presidency. Another speaker from the mainland was Joseph I. Wirthim, second counselor in the church presiding bishopric. j 250-mil- e iCllD CAR Cl. s : TODAY! SnMMRMBnHHHBHBinBnn The Salt LaKe Tribune !! BORROW 5 . , offers scholarships to its car - 1" riers who graduate from high school each spring, w ho have the best records. if you want a Tribune route in Hear River ( itv or in Perry phone Van Stewart at fifl.l-Rrigham. I FROM YOUR MP t ra ININ,. First National OF BRIGHAM CITY Baa |