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Show 12 en-jur- ,LUME Dean Bunderson Has Evidence Of Honolulu Bombing BATTLE OF IE NILE Put Big ijege Cannon .to Action xis FRONT BRITISH FAT EL ALAMEIN. Egypt, m. -tU- P)-The Pe 30- -5 and the Alexandria for janle , opened at 7 a. m. the ... - comparative silence along British front extending the coast to the Qattara ession was broken when the nan long range guns opencu jombardment of the British e new Ti tions. atehcd the Elder Dean Bunderson, son of Superintendent and Mrs. Hervin Bunderson is displaying a bomb fragment picked out oi the garage door of Herman F. Busch Jr., of Honolulu, Hawaii. Mr. ot J. E. Busch is a Ryan of this city. Elder Bunderson returned this week from the Islands where he completed a mission for the L. D. S. church. According to the story told young Bunderson by Mrs. Busch, on the day of the Jap attack at Honolulu, she was in her home, when the bombs began to rain down, she decided to hurry over to the home of her husband's parents. Clutching her youngster, she made a dash for the neighboring home, but hearing the bombs coming from the planes high in the air, which made a whistling noise, she threw herself flat on the ground, covering her baby as a mother She hen would her chicks. was just in time as a bomb burst in the close vicinity to the home, and great pieces of bomb fragments smashed into the garage of her home. It was one of these pieces of steel that Elder Bunderson pried out of the garage doors and is displaying about town. son-in-la- -- enemy siege , aon putting down their desul-f,re across the British mam stuff which hey dropped big t up great columns of ke to hover in the black sultry bad when a the sea and which ew up a hazy dust ead all the way from El ,mem to the depression, established be'antact was en the British forward force.--. the enemy light scouting ees along the road west of Aiemein and also to the ,th toward the depression. Opposite the southerly sect' the new British position the isibility became blew in from eze 1 e appears to be in consider-- i strength both in tanks and tor transport. usual, the motor trucks are "companied by strong mobile RUSS DENY FALL OF SEVASTOPOL As Russian Communique prevent spearhead Says Reds Are the German tank forces and Still ir vital supplies of gasoline Fighting d shells following behind. LONDON. The Germans use these guns July 2 (UP) RusconLainst ground forces as well as sian official reports flatly German the tradicted today lines.) fallEl Alamein on the coast and claim that Sevastopol had en. le edge of the are depression m A communique yesterday from points commanding the ,ater part of the low area Adolf Hitlers headquarters said Nugh which the Germans are the Germans had conquered Se1 liking to drive toward Alex-'dnvastopol, one of the world's most and Cairo. powerful fortresses, on the 25th In the area are pimples formed day of their assault, and that It limestone the demnants of its garrison had ridges. A fled to little peninsula where column which approached "e British line during the nighf they quickly would be annihiis estimated to number hum lated. feds of trucks but the The first Russian communique number flanks in it was uncertain, today said the Russians fought imperial patrols operating the Germans at Sevastopol all - st of Ei Alamein surprised last night. Silian infantry, some of them Dispatches to the soviet army ur JUng British Bren gun carriers newspaper Red Star admitted they Bad captured. the Germans were advancing Ti I111111 11 The imperials an slowly toward Sevastopols city captured ,an colonel and men of other limits on several sectors and nks. in some places there that ? Field Marshal Erwin Rommel, was fighting in the immediate jumanding the axis forces, region of the Crimean naval 0Ms that is in his base. victory P, if he can hold Red Star said the situation it. He is "are that if he was exceptionally tense and he delays may llHe also must be fully grave" and radio Moscow said nseious that if ever he is over-h- fighting was growing may run into disaster. fiercer," but there was no hint Be has struck. Are the that any part of Sevastopol had 'or him? All I can fallen. bhat in the front line the Our Sevastopol defenders are !sh think so. The imperial covering themselves with glory ces are convinced that they and contesting every yard of f going to fight thi3 time to soviet soil, the first communi 1 finish. que said. It must be remembered that as well as the imperials 'e taken hard knocks. There e only remnants of the 13th Hst German tank divisions, Pported by the Italian Anete t Littono armored divisions, ich are not negligible when are pepped LOS ANGELES. July 2 (UP) up by the Ger- William Ernest Kuigren, AtaAs I write the German long scadero. Cal., publisher of Bea'So cannon fire is increasing con Light." a monthly magae tempo of its fire. zine, was under federal indictment today on three sedition counts for a series of articles JJuadron Commander appearing in his publication. U. S. Attorney William Fleet 'siting in Brigham Palmer said the articles intendEcon Packer, lieutenant in the ed to cause insubordination in corp. arrived in Brigham the military forces, obstruct rejnday for a short visit witn cruiting and give comfort to the tbiy and friends. He stated enemy." He said that Kuigren Jt he is feeling fine and will began publishing the monthly urn to his station with the magazine after Dee 7 and has lantic coast patrol in a few been under investigation for is. some time. Conviction on the three counts would carry a maximum senI ROM tence of 20 years imprisonment YORK and a fine of $10,0)0. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Peters lVe teturned from a business P to New York City. While in M. Hansen To ' east they visited with Mr. Jay Mrs. Arthur Neeley and Teach Purdue and Mrs. Star Nelson, both iher Jay M. Hansen, son of Mr. Brigham couples. and Mrs. N. L. Hansen and who has been doing special education work in the east, will teach 1UB MEETS e Mother's , Helper chapter summer school at Purdue Unthe club met Thursday iversity this season. This fall e home of Ruth Hotter. he will teach at Columbia UnHe was just recently jnta Hotter gave a lesson on iversity. nS storage. offered a job doing special Refreshments re served by La Rita Call to work in defense at Harhicmbeis and two leaders. vard but declined to accept. units The New Government Hospital is just the beginning:, many more are on our toes. BRIGHAM, BOX ELDER COUNTY, UTAH, rows WATCH BRIGHAM GROW industries will follow if we 47 Sod ELDER BOX America must win tills war. Therefore I will work; I will ave; I will sacrifice; I will and I will fight cheerfully if the issue of do my utmost, as depended on whole struggle ,he n,e alone." Martin Treptow. to .'ting in between the a e Bri-reri- PUBLISHER TO REST IN JAIL At NUMBER 66 FRIDAY AFTERNOON. JULY 3, 1912 FOR THIS WE FIGHT ALLIED PLANES DR. R.A. PEARSE UNDER HIGH STRIKE HARD RETURNS FROM COST OF LIVING AT JAPANESE CANADIAN TRIP TO PUT SKIDS Superior Power On Land Drive Ills of Inflation By United Attends Rotary JaPs Still Hold Administration To Concoct Cures For By I'nited Iress The accent is on allied air power in late reports from the far eastern battle fronts. Strong forces of heavy Chinese bombers have hit the Japs hard along a mile stretch of the Yangtze river, in central China. Chungking says the raiders attacked the Jap base at Hankow', Jap ships in the Yangtze liver and supply dumps north of the river. Fighter planes from the famed American Flying Tiger group escorted the bombers. On land, however, the Japs hold the edge. Enemy columns are overrunning the last few (Continued on Page Four) Press The administration and congress are squaring off for a big battle over the program to put the skide under the high cost of living. Two high government officials charged last night that the lawmakers are the flies in the ointment the administration has concocted to cure the ills of inflation. And their accusations are expected to touch off thunderous explosions in the halls of congress. Budget Director Smith said we're a long way from being out of the woods of inflation. The trouble, he thinks, is that hasnt passed the congress proper laws. Smith said the president had seven points in his But, he added, only program. one of these price ceilings have been put into practice. As Smith made his statement, the first big leak appeared in those ceilings. Price Administrator Henderson okayed a 15 percent increase in the retail price of 1912 canned and dried fruits. Henderson admitted his action was inflationary. But he said it was the only thing to do, since congress has declined to pass any subsidy laws. That isn't all Henderson had to say about congress. He thinks at least 10 more rationare necessary. ing programs But he claims his staff will be too small to handle them since the house has sliced his appropriation to 75 million dollars. Henderson goes before the senate appropriations subenm-- i mittee today to ask that they j restore his mutilated hudget. Congress may have cut the OPA but it appropriation, hasnt spared the cash when it comes to the overall war effort. In fact, war production board! LONDON (UP) The say the lawmakeis at-- bishop of Canterbury believes ready have moiehe German people must be money for war goods than lnet punished after the war for their government can possibly spend 'acts of brutal burglary. for at least two years. In his first interview since he the of assumed Theyve earmarked leadership dollars for the war effort And Church of England. Doctor Wilproduction chief Nelson says it liam Temple told United Pi ess will be impossible to urn out correspondent Pinklev Virgil all that money into finished pro-- : that such a policy would be for ducts before 1941 or 1915. the Germans good, as well as Nelson doesn't think Ameri- for the good of the woild. He can economy could staid the recommends firmness but jusstrain of diverting more than tice in dealing with all of the a year into war chan- axis powers. nels. He experts to vpeiiil about The allied nations must atthis year and then hit tempt to educate German youth, the mark in 191.1. the archbishop says, and to Congress soon will have a rest make possible a decent standfrom its break-necrace in ard of living by providing ae- turning out appropriation bills. cess to adequate raw material Senate Democratic Leader as long as Germany uw-them Barkley announces that leaders for peaceful purposes. will seek a adjournment after the house passes the tax bill probably by July 15th or Abbott and Costello Arch-officia- 1 app'-opriat- y 20th. Opposition to the adjournment plan has come from Senator Thomas. He says congress would be severely criticized if it adjourns now. Says Barkley: We will be criticized no matter what we do." Insured For Million EH. Doctors AT ZINCK COMMENDED BY THOS. C. HART Commander Lauds Bravery Of Dr. and Mrs. R. A. Pearso and little granddaughter, Venna Ann, returned Wednesday morns trip to ing from a Toronto and Quebec, Canada, where Dr. Pearse is District Governor of this region, attended the Rotary International convention. The first week they spent at Quebec, Where the doctor attended a school of instruction for Rotary governors. This meet was attended by some 500 district heads from ail parts of America, as well as two from England and one from Australia. While there the Pearses stayed at the hotel Chateau Frontenac. During the second week the met conjointly 500 governors with 8,000 other Rotary presiAt this dents and members. convention Dr. Pearse also represented the Brigham club, in the absence of Dr. C. A. Mu.nns, local president. While in session, they were addressed by Tom Young, president of Rotary International of the British Isles, and T. A. Waren, also of England, first three-week- of Junior Petersen WARNS AGAINST Suffers Serious Hurts Junior Petersen, seventeen-year-ol- d son of Mr. and Mrs. Royes J. Petersen, was hurt in an accident Wednesday, at Ogden, while cutting wirp with an electric .saw, on the foundation of a house under const! uction. Through some mishap, the saw, running at full speed, fell against his log, cutting through the flesh, into the bone. He was rushed to the Dee hospital, where he is being con fined for the next week, and will be unable to use his leg for some time thereafter. Children Warned From Polluted Irrigation Ditches Because of the danger of typhoid lurking in the open stieams, a warning is is sued by the city health department to parents against the practice of children playing in irrigation ditches during the summer.. ever-prevale- Rotary Inter- national. It took these two six weeks to get to gentlemen Man Bear River Canada from Great Britain, dun to difficulties transportation A Bear River City navy man, war. Mr. the caused Young by to E. H. Zinck, and a brother stated that this morning I had Mrs. Carrie Zinck Forsgren, has two eggs for breakfast, in Engbeen highly commended by his land that would be three weeks merihis for officers superior He said that it made torious conduct during action. ration. him feel sad to see anyone Three communications benow in the possession of Mrs. leave food on' their plates, cause in England the people are one from The tirst Forsgren. Commander Patrol Wing Ten going hungry. At the convention, the theme U. S. Navy via the Commanding of which was, Learning How Officer of the U. S. S. Heron To Dr. Pearse and is signed by F, D. Wagner, wasLive Together, secretary of the Boys' Work and says in brief: Commander Patrol Wing Ten section, a division for helping takes great pleasure in forward- and encouraging the boys and OVER men the throughout ing this letter with his hearty young world. The doctor was very congratulations. SOMEWHERE IN AUSTRAThe second letter or endorse- capable of working in this deA veteran United Press LIA is written on the station- partment, having two years ago, ment Beaver correspondent, Harold Guard, ary of the U. S. S. Heron and received the Silver has this warning for W. L. Kabler, the award, the highest award in the signed by Americans: Boy Scout organization. subject is: Commendation-MeritoriouDon't expect an offensive by conduct during action, At the meet, Ferando Carbajal, General MacArthur against the delivered with congratulations. of Peru, South America, was Japs for at least six months." The third letter, and signed elected International president Guard says it will take that by no less a personality than for the coming year. The Pearses were guests at long for American supply agen- Thos. C. Hart, commander-icies to tranship the needed ma- chief of the U. S. Asiatic Fleet, a banquet given by Tom Davis, terial to Australia. Is pleased to address this letter of Montana, outgoing InternaThe correspondent saw the of commendation to you in view tional president. They also encarnibattles of Malaya, Singapore, of your performance of duty joyed a large Java and New Guinea at first during action with the enemy val in Quebec, at which Canahand. He says that allied of- on Dee. 31, 1941. During pro- dian skaters from eight years ficials have learned a lesson in tracted air attacks delivered old and up, participated. The outstanding theme song preparedness from the enemy. against the U. S. S. Heron, the presented at the meet was comThe Japs, Guard declares, ship 'being attacked by an never pull the trigger until the number of enemy air- posed by Professor Christensen gun is fully loaded and cocked. craft of various types using of Logan, Utah. On their way home the Frars-e- s He predicts that MacArthur will bombs and torpedoes, you disfollow the same tactics. stopped at Chicago and had charged your duties as oiler, But if the allies aren't set engine room, in a most effici- dinner at the home of Dr. Sam for a South Pacific offensive, ent and commendable manner. Pett. a dentist there. Dr. Pett Guard declares that the Japs Such action contributed not only was formerly of this county and to the survival of the ship, but attended school at the Box Elder aien't either. He says that t he enemy had also to the fact that effective high school. His wife was the to make a major shift in strat- losses were sustained by the former Connie Hubbard of Willard. Dr. and Mrs. Pett send egy as a result of the Coral and enemy aircraft. their Ameriregards to the people o Your battles and the was action in Midway keeping can bombing of Tokyo. with the best traditions of the Box Elder county. At Chicago they met Coach Apparently, heavy naval loss- navy. Signed, Thos. C. Hart. Jack Armstrong of the Univeres and damage done to Jap sity of Utah, who traveled in bases by MacArthur's planes Lutherans Announce company with them for the redisrupted Japanese maining distance. sh ernes. Church Services The doctor and his wife With a service, brought home some very interlast Sunday afternoon at esting souvenirs, one was an PRICE CEILINGS ON held five o'clock in the Danish English-madgoblet. Another a LIVE ANIMALS Brotherhood hall, 323 South treasured remembrance in the First West, the Evangelical form of a biography booklet, PROTESTED Lutheran church 'began a vigor- with the pictures and signatures in of all the district governors. A ous missionary campaign CHICAGO. July 2 (UP) City under the direcThey stated that, although they protest against proposed price Brigham tion of the Rev. Paul G. Hantheir experiences back ceilings on sales of live animals sen of St. Pauls Lutheran enjoyed east very much, the greatest has been lodged with tlie secchurch in It is hoped thrill of all was to once again retary of agriculture by eleven that this Ogden. missionary campaign view the Rocky mountains. livestock producing and market-- j will lead very soon to the esWhile gone. Dr. Harper Pearse ing associations They advocate elimination of present whole- tablishment of a permanent has been taking care of his sale price ceilings and main- Lutheran church in this fast- fathers practice. tenance of meat prices at the growing city," the Rev. Hansen declared. retail level. For the present, Lutheran ser- Fishermen The protest was filed in a Complain . (elegram sent yesterday by rep- vices will oncontinue to be held Of Unsportsmanlike Sunday afternoons resentatives of the groups meet- regularly The message at five o'clock in the Danish Practices ing in Chicago. was signed by the American Brotherhood hall. Sunday school Members of the Box Elder fish National Livestock Association! classes will be conducted for of Denver; National Livestock children of all ages each Sun- and game commission were bitAssociation; National Grange; day at four o'clock, with quali-tie- terly complaining today of the from the Ogden actions of certain fishermen Chicago Producers Commission churchteachers in chaige. The pastor who bring live sucker bait to Association; Texas and South- will conduct an adult Bible the Box Elder creek reservoir west Cattle Raisers Association; Kansas Livestock Association; class at the same hour. Ail and turn them loose. The reLivestock Lutherans of Brigham City and sult is that the suckers soon Equity Cooperative Sales Association of Milwaukee; vicinity are invited to take ad- mature to large fish and drive out the trout. Thousands ot American Farm Bureau Federa- vantage of these services. All those who have no per- trout have been planted in this tion; National Livestock Advis- manent church ory Committee of Omaha; Cen- to find i here. home are urged stream and sportsmen hate to And the l see the lowly sucker drive out tral Cooperative Association and public is at all times wel- the fine game fish row in the (he National Livestock Marketcome to attend. stream. ing Association. are RINGS TRUST FUND July 2 (UP) The comic antics of Bud All HOLLYWOOD. June 30 (UP) A total of $200,000 in trust bott and Lou Costeilo have lioeni insuied for dollais. funds for Bing Crosby's four The radio and screen comedy sons today boie approval of team has been insured against probate court break-uTrusts of $5(),(xn each were by Lloyds of London A 10 year policy for a $I2(jjO set up for Gary, 9. Philip and twins, and premium was issued, protecting Michael, the partnership from any cause Lindsay, 4. Total yield of the Was The other than death Lloyd's cal- trusts is $12,000 a year, fiom Face Red? culation was based on (he 12 Mock in the Crosby corporation, years Abbott and Costello have which lumps together Bing's HATTIESBURG, Mass., July been teamed many business activities. 2 ( UP) "Sorry," the doctors JF' Priexamined when said, they vate John Lafferty of Chicago. FOURTH OF JULY PROGRAM You have a bad heart murmur. We cant pass you for of- THE TABERNACLE fleer's training school." Lafferty. who always considAll parents and relatives of Soldiers, Sailors and ered himself a healthy sort of Marines, now in the service of (heir country, are esfellow, was puzzled. He sub-- , mitted himself to every availpecially urged to lie present t the patriotic program to able sort of medical device be presented at the tabernacle at 11 a. m. July 4th.f Finally the truth came out. The announced Judge Marriner M. Morrison, program hair on Lafferty's chest made chairman, this morning. funny noises when the doctors stethoscope rubbed against it. PROGRAM That was the heart murmur. R. E. II. S. Rantj, directed by music. Preliminary A. R. Caseman. BIRTH ANNOUNCED A son was born Monday. June Advancing of Colors, American Legion. 29th to Mr. and Mrs. Vermont "Star Spangled Ranner." band and congregation. Evans, in a Salt Lake City hosInvocation. Rishop Lester Dredge. formerwas pital. Mrs Evans "Flag Without A Stain." .Mantua Male Quartet. ly Miss Emma Messerly of the Howard Cafe. Addres,s of Welcome. Mayor Carl Wold. War March of the Tartars. R. E. II. S. Rand. RETURNS FROM COAST Dr. Royal I.. Garff. Address. Mrs. Ella V. Repder returned band and congregation. God Rless America. from a vacation trip to CaliShe visited fornia his week Retiring of Colors, American Legion. with her daughter and husband. Stars and Stripes Forever, R. E. II. S. Rand. Capt and Mrs Myron Layton at Riverside, Calif. HOLLYWOOD. Convention in Toronto and Quebec OPTIMISM s n over-whelin- g have e i d gen-eia- |