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Show rAtlE 'fmr wvpqrt yF ifliiifriri--- l imit'lirfciiTrliii THfi ItOX KlDKK NEW Ol'H I OBISPO CHATTER s'- B O r vmiu 100-15- NIGHTS HENRY 0 FONDA DOROTHY LAMDilRvW DARNELL LINDA Mills a I f . Jt - n f SITUATION IS f V- rJ REVIEWED & ir&sr A. Golden Kilburn Answers Criticism , Of AAA Program LOG of ALSO Cay 'Musical I HAG LE KO fiADIO Selected Shorts Up arc sorrj we could not ac ponnnodutp the proved that floe krd to thp theatre lav.! night WATCH lOK SI'KIAL RKOGRXM inimv Vn SXTIRHXI aup NATIONS TRADE AERIAL SLOWS I (By ndpd Press) Britain, Goimanj and Italy have been exchanging aerial bloa.s off the coast of Norway, in North Africa the Near Last and throughout the Meditei-ranea- n Lon Ions air ministry report British bombcis have torpedoed a supply ship off ihe NorweCano says the gian coast RAF hts earned out new attacks on Gieece and the Island of Ciete Rome admits Bntish raids on the mainland as well as Siuly, but counteis that Italian planes have sttuck at Cyprus, Tobruk and Beilin reports a nai Egypt attack on the Sue canal one Pal-fstm- 6hop First In Tim Trews Journal New and Used SEWING MACHINES repairing of hewing Machines and aeuuiu (lean I, Xpert ers. X Ih. A. B. BATES our I oeal Singer Man 6IG K 101 S. 2nd West Tod SloCy is accompanying Lt Darwin E Lllett to the 1 od s Louisiana wai games official capacity is that ot a truck duvet and mechanic He is driving one of the new government jeeps and should lave very little ttoub'e with it A tup acioss the continent with expenses and wages pud does not come eveiy d ly Batteiy A is proud that Lt Ellett out mess offeet, was selected to go as an umpiie The newest rule in the tiain ing bchedile includes that of doing calisthenics to band mu tune most lecent sic fh played was Strawberry Blonde' and Kay Olsen says that everyone was wndzing all over the motor paik except Noim Jen- sen -- he just laid down and laughed Andy Hansen says that in three mote weeks Lenny Wight and the test of the bind will have the boys trained to the jitleibug stage Dan Bradshaw of Tiemonton, assigned to Camp Robeits foi his basic training penod, was visiting Camp San Luis Obispo this week end as a guest of youts tiuly Giant Welling KNIGHT SPRING h j Accusa- TODAYS WAR COMMENTARY - Lon-ingia- k j u . st j g this amount of wheat then becomes the year's nationa wheat allotment This is divided between states, counties and individuals on the basis of wheat h'stoy 'he amount of wheat giown in the past Then too thiee pi r cent of the county allotment is set aside eaih yeai for new gtoweis The folly of unlimited ptoduc-tio- n of wheat with resulting sin pluses and low prices seems so si if evident that no aigu ment is needi d Mr Kilburn stated The crux of the situation, he said is that some fnmeis who havent understood the farm and its objectives program have seeded more than their1 shaie of tne national allotment with the hopes of benefiting fiom improved prices They dont reahe that the progiam and the cooperation of six mil lion farmers has biought about this lmpiovemert in pnee and that when they exceed their wheat allotments they ate un and del mining vvheat puces the suppoit of the faim pio giam This uation selves a loan Nf UMESTODAV bargain days 150 adiiin 'MllME lng Besf ALSO 1 ""t Brigham NEW j quotas ' TOMORROW' nothei Great TwmHit I r the Weekend year to meet this sit farmers voted themmaiketing showing-- I irst and per cent 6r All fatmers have a paiity light to sell all the wheat giown on their shaie of the na It is only tional allotment when they have tried to get moie than their share that the 40 cent penalty under quotas late of 83 'B Lssia rt sov Tan. he M j tha of nnd or HIS DEATH SAN FRANCISCO, Sept foi met London merchant, W F. Couvee, leaped to his death today fiom the thud floor of a Geary street apait P)-A ii Co-H- it rma ian in TO I adv Bill MW JUMPS b s : applies, Mr Kilburn said He pointed out that under the quota and loan piogtam this year Utah dty farmeis will have $3 000 000 added to their income instead of losing $10 000 000 ball s tensk The Return of Daniel man bomb e IS r I in mki Boone lha i ment bed t that un ? EAT!... jss a D a ugh i ) rtedl s del Russ, raft ( Geri ret pi c nan t dav an FOR HEALTH the s MADE IN THE CLEANEST proti a, ch FACTORY bein, IN THE WEST try f hern MMMMMMIMMMMMMtMMMWI'HWHmWW tl ge tiore Itali, -ated hs on Cauct further the the G iniral ;ara k so ! nst t ( SAVES YOU MONEY BECAUSE IT STARTS QUICKER 1 BORIS LONGER LESS SOOT LESS ASHES MERRELL degiven these lecreational vices then leisure time could be moit happily spent It all adds up to an increase in the I2Y RICHARD K. MONTGOMERY mot ale of the home boys and United ITess Foreign Newswriter makes them feel like the want to do their job You Russia s gieat counter offen- ffoit tf tak(? Leningrad be- beteadeus may Ifl the Smolensk Gomel wondering sive the fust snow whvt you have (hit could he 'area has biought about some In doing) "u used may figure that the chsclos- - sn Suggestions include old extiemely Russians can be allowed concaul tables cheeket boalds ures old (good ones), j For the fnsl time, the full siderable leeway at the renmagazines te i The Russians mrght fight 130 200 watt light globes for extent and direction of Ger- their way a good 200 miles or better light-bettdarts cen-and sight many s penetration on the so acioss difficult terrain becomposition boatds ping- - tral frort has become appaient fore they can menace the supjxmg sets (well build the ta- r,e, many s thiust al the cen-ble- s ply lines d feeding the nai ar.d some chans it we ,p, Wai viewed as a front can get hold of some .scrap two j,pnpldij drive on Moscow , , pronged On the other hand, even if and any othet item one c0!umn pushed along Na-ththe Russians cant directly menyou think your boys "Hipoieons toute thiough Minsk, ace the nai flank, they must Oisha and Smolensk A second pnji at Now to gt d collected Mr chose a mote southeily route, continue their counter-attacof Commerce dnving along a superhghway the center Otherwise the nais Junior Cnunbc and the Boy Scouts have done to Bobiuisk and thence acioss will be left with important positions east of the Dn eper a fllK Jot in tm Pd'f of co!' ,the Dnieper at Rogachev for a assault on the Chiistmas toys BishSome kme ago it became ap- - jjgraitw flanking when Hitler has the then can also wards in be ops parent that this southern arm of gieat help Take down the of the Moscow drive wasnt manpower available Once this thieat is eased, a telephone and call the president aimed at Moscow at all For of the Ji chamber, yout scout- - the column wheeled south after I"01,0..?11:3 e Russian might be launched masters and your b.shops and crossing the Dnieper and began tell them you have something driving downstream toward Go-o- fiom Kiev to the southwest could strike would Lke to send to the mol and Kiev-wi- th the obvious If the Russians n , kere might sevet tkpy at of A Luis San of the orcf intention boys Dmep- the Battery flanking principal east-wesupply lines feeding the nazi armies tke Uk- to Commanding Off.cer, Bat- - that the northern aim of the whlch ha'e ovemun as as far the lame Dnieper, 222 I A, Camp San yjoseovv offensive also swung tery A, A major Russian counter at-l- t Luis Obispo Calif , and Bright southvvaid Spearheads mav down line Me feel certain have jiushed noitheastw ud be tack on th!S flont thus miEht that with youi effof, comy0nd Smolensk towaul Mos. 'threaten Hitler s Ukraine army bined with ptopei usage of out cow, but even doepei penetia But Russia may not have the men and equipment to attempt limited usourc's heie that we tions wire made both this maneuvei and the can have one of the best equip eaxteily direction on counter Smolensk attack the n the regiment Ukraine ped day tooita From a defensive point front v be one that w pioud to Dispatches desoubing the cut of view, the Smolensk attack show Mat when vou come to rent Russian counteroffensive is more important to Russia have tefened to f ghtmg visit us' Lets go Brigham' light now This lies 1 0 Btyansk It is improbable that Russia, southeast of Smolensk in the been huiled hack behaving of tndus dneetion big general Overpaid Operators the yond Dnieper an the lower tual aieas in the eastern I h Ukraine will now attempt a Want More Pay Mine -- not Moscow te crossing The hazards major Its possible thercfoie that ate too great and involve too REDDING Cal Sept ID the main weight of H tlei s UP) -- Thirty one cableway op many difficulties of supply If ,aim uat; veenng to and when Russia is able to eiatois at Sh ista dam threaten tentra! mav The the south objective to walk ofl thut 'obs at mid launch a major counteroffenhave been to ignoie Moscow sive m the Ukraine, this blow night tonight uness employ- and clamp a vast pinceis on can be expected near Kiev ers meet then wage demands the Ukraine industrial ,un beAt Kiev, the Russians alieady The men opeiatc the huge fore vv mtei sets tn hold stiong positions on the on Shasta concun buckets s of counte ficice Russia west side of the siieam dam now abou1 one thn fensive now has blunted tne i pleted .oith oi Red1 m I he v northern armv of this pmciis j to mevt'i Thi have a contiact Germans themselvi-- , h i e News Journal Ails Bring Result $1 37'. an hout Thev an admitted fighting against su " ( eiving 81 0 and demand $1 7s Russian fo. ces ,Unmd The nuHMse is asked on t.t RoMdvl midwa back to Smol s defense olhei giounds 'pnsk flom BlJansk And Rus an mnei su claims Marshal on Bot k Ihe Shasta county AFL build 'armj ls bring pushed huk on the Smolensk iNclf ing trades council savstuki is not authorized hi trust Jhis offensive, at the mo time is i union corutt to mpn, has not (teaud un se furnish woikets for the dam i0US threat to Get man posit on Council officials said if the t,up jt bas eased the tim it of cableway operatois walk oft a nd1 flanking di,ve on 'he effoit would be fglalnr and has lelitvi the job 'he made to fuimsh teplacements mtnaPP to Moscow But it such woikers a'e jlas d on although fQ go lx ion it st uco. fot instame the endangets U.trman supply lines to the TRY A WANT AD Leningrad liont Its appaient that the mis right now ue bond ng ovtiv SU-- i KMitEK V CANYON COAL nm SEA MIGHT Sa Ivo from guns aboard Uncle Sam's new and mighty battleship, North Carolina, hurls live shells across 26 miles of ocean, during recent firing test at sea. Later she in supreme test. Huge ship took strain easily. let go with all nine and 10 he likes vety much the idea of having leveillo at 6 HO a m fiom Sept cm be i 8 to 30, m-- j elusive He says that it will give him a chance to thiow his shoe at the alaim clock every 2 10 tions which have been circulated widely ovei the state that the Un ted Slates department of agriculture thiough the AAA farm progiam is causing an annual loss of $10 000 000 to Utah dry fatmers was insweied on Tuesday by A Golden Kilburn, executive assistant, state AAA Mi Kilburn pointed out that a well known the accusei, his has Utahn suppotted charges with mcoriect statements and misleading information The mlictment against the farm program states tnat there are six million acres of diy tar ti land under cul'ivation and that theie is more dry faim land than nngated ctop-lanThe facts are, said Mr Kilburn, that there is less than half a mdhoi acres of dty farm cropiai.1 ..ej moie tnan a million acres of migated cropland The indictment gives as the cause of the ten million dollar loss to Utai diy fatmets, the allotment ptogiam of tne AAA, fating l! it div tanner thru this piogram aie being cut to an acteage of less than a thud This is of then farm land misleading a the surnmei fal lou system followed on diy faims accounts for half the land not being seeded to wheat each yeai The chatge that the department of agricultuie is disci against Utah dry farmers overlooks the fact that acreage allotments set up on each farm are set up on the same basis in every state -- 4he amount of wheat gtovvn on the land in the past Simply stated a wheat allotment is the shaie of tnd vtdual farmers the national wheat allotment It is not based on the amount of land owned by a farmer but seeded to on the acteages wheat in the past Each year the amount of wheat needed for human con sumption, seed, feed for livestock, and for expoits is deter mined by the secielary of ag rieultuie and his staff Then enough is added to this amount In other foi a safe carry ovei words said Mi Kilbutn this is all that can be used and d repoits that mormng In a regimental order signed by Captain J W Ilotsley, adjutant 222 FA, we are ieminded that many people have pressed desire to contnbpte not used at home game tables, or other ten rational devices that can be used to equip our newly constiucted day looms The icpoit is that they hesitate because they do not know what connections to make in order to cany out their desires Hang on Brigham hete we go1 We all know that good usage of leisuie time Is conducive to individual happi toss. If the men of Batteiy A wete to be N Sept M01CMM,, (nutgh for an cmeigeniy The acieage required to grow DRY FARM y JS M Foi two days after the other half of the battery left, the tegimcntal food supply con tinued to bung us latiotv, for full stiength As a result, the slot eioom is getting to the point of overflowing with cans of ah shapes and st(t, contain i ly thing fiom ing spinach to tom syiup Ifowaid Anderson i ook says that the men don t eat as much as they did when they were fust induct ed and the excess food pi oh loin is ore that the boys will just have to eat then way out HIE PICTURES LAST TIMES TODAY TICK Seaman r TMUKMJXY JOl HNXL LUMBER AND HARDWARE CO. MM on i A I VY n sir-- of. 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