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Show ELDER BOX 'America must win this war. Therefore I will work; I will ! i will sacrifice; I will I will fight cheerfully and mV utmost, as if the Issue of do on ,he whole struggle depended Martin Treptow. ine alone. WATCH BRIGHAM GROW firMLOl BRIGHAM, BOX ELDER COUNTY, UTAH, TUESDAY AFTERNOON, JULY STAR GAZER PREDICTS END OF WAR WISED ON The New Government Hospital II, the beginning, many more Industries will follow If we are Is Just on our toes. NUMBER 1912. 9 MILITARY GROUP U.S. MAY FACE iPREDICTS FIVE COMPULSORY DENVER, July 14 (UP) war will end this year when an earthquake, a tidal wave SAVINGS OF LY or both" destroy th axis armies near Jerusalem, an astroiogist Administration May predicted today. elective Service ... The forecast was made by A. Force Tax Payers M. Ziegler, executive socreidiy Rector Aims To of the "Astro Scientists," who Men Save For To rotect Family said it was based on "historical WASHINGTON, July H (UP) WASHINGTON, July 13 ilPi .iSHINCTON. Jul 14 tUP) events of the past and their re- lation to the stars, plus theFour members of the house Chairman Walter F. George, rtue Service Director D., Ga., of the senate finance today sent detai. Bible teachings and the fact military affairs committer dil belief draft that the current year marks fried today with their chairman committee, expressing mstructions to local induct-"ae.1 would of an of th war. order that savings the the compulsory age. on ds length (about be needed next year to finance Arriving here to attend thpjTiey predicted that it woull into the armed services and the war, today urged that the organization's convention, Zieg- last hree, perhan, !:e, years. protect" family groups, activities ler also announced that Adolf tax program adopted this year Chairman Andrew J. May.D u 34 occupational stand throughout the (war. which registrants may be Hitler had died in 1940, that Ky, expressed the opinion yes- Marshal Hermann Goering had terday that the United Nations Except for changes in rates rreJ. he died more recently dictated toy emergencies, and that, may win this year or next, ershey said bona hue family available for cornsaid, this ought to be the last ;,10ns would be safeguarded gestapo leader Heinrich Ilimm-- i tax bill we write during this ier had become the No. 1 man ment apieed that the "unexpec-ifar as possible" in meeting We should fix a general war. and that (ted" of maiv Germany. happen might military ijirements tax structure and let It stand. that the the war might end suddenly, Ziegler admitted and the expanding pre-:.oHe noted that already there basis of his forecast was "a But on tiie whole they were not lines. ..MW-'- ' Is talk of a new tax bill after claasifi-ons- , little complicated for the lay- - optimistic, e new dependency - '(("fC :V J ' the first of the year, but said "We re in for a rough sum- . Mf ! already formulated in man" but said there was little C he believed It would be better as mer can to tha? doubt said would war the end see." everyone eral terms by congress for the general economy of the men at borne until this year. Rep. Overton Brooks, 1) La.. p family PALESTINE NEXT? With increasing air raids on Haifa and Axis parachute troops massing In to let business know "If we can hold things togethOAKLAND, Cal., July 13 (UR) country necessary that ,s absolutely Cos- - that It can count on operating Palestine may be scene of next invasion attempt by Axis, timed to coincide with push by Radioman we will be able to er fall Douglas Crete, by Navy be called, were listed by Of - Accomplices Marshal Erwin Rommel through Egypt past Suez Canal. Objective would be rich oil fields of sitt told In a letter to his par- - under the general tax structure present a strong front. ishey in this order of indueof Jerusalem. we march ents today of drifting 17 days about to be set up. to naval are new able sector Saboteurs May Middle British and Jewish East. Above, through "Providing ratings hold fronts unbroken, then by in a rubber boat after his plane Preparing lor senate hearings Snglc men with no depend- Face Execution was shot down in the battle ofon the new tax bill which lie next year we should be able to said would start almost imme- in every Midway. WASHINGTON, July 11 (UP) (take the offensive Single men who do not SEEK 'HospitalIn Workmen to duck, he wrote, diately after the senate receives "I forgot The 11 alleged confederates theater of war. That, however, to the war effort but Living "and picked up a litte shrapnel it from the house, George said Our of eignt Go man saboteurs may will just be the beginning. j have dependents. Trailer in my legs. But dont worry. he believed his committee would Camps of will still ahead be called to testify at their big job Single men with dependents be CHURCH I'm okay." ELECTION TO give careful consideration to his who contribute to the war trial before a military commis- - us." There are now six licensed rehad The Brooks the war would proposal that all taxpayers believed navy department it was elieved , jrt. today. sion, touiist trailer camps in Brig-as well as corporate individual and preCossitt of three minimum missing last "a confederates ported Married men who are not en- The alleged for the convenience of Later Cossitts be permitted a credit on their sumed dead. COUNTY OFFICE ham but themselves face the possibility (years.' ;ed in the war effort learnwas it trailer dwellers, fam-lo- f parents received a cable from taxes for Investment in war o maintain a bona fide Rep. Dewey Short, R., Mo., death for giving aid to en-- j ed today from the city hall. of bonds, up to a fixed percentage. did not rule out the possibility Midway relationship with a wifejemies of the Underi S'ates. Rev. A. W. Moulton his rescue.with the bare facts Practically all of the places "The bond sales program deA precedent for chaiging the of an early United Nations vic- ;y. have shade and other conven23, said his plane was mands that this be done," George Cossitt, at them with'tory, but he too was inclined 'Married men (of the same 10 citizens among Speaker iences, it was said. shot down by four Japanese said. "It Is an inducement to issification) who are engaged treason is found in the case of to believe that it would be a The rates are reasonable and Service 'zeros. He and other crewmen invest In bonds and I think tnat Anniversary war. the war effort. Max Stephan of Detroit who long on now the folks many working is needed. I am willing to go to their boat. (took The opinion that the var would Married men who are not two weeks ago was convicted' sercomhosU. S. Memorial CORINNE construction of the Lack of interest in the one thing," he along with Secretary Morgen-thafound "I out two at and a 'last least a for on suen and a years war effort in n gaged aiding charge to enjoy vices were conducted in the by pital are beginning ing election is clearly .show on his voluntary bond "that as long as you bo maintain bona fide air officer who escap- - probably longer, "even under- the small number of office seek-- j their stay in this city, Methodist church Sunday by wrote, we think but sales of I and sense program, humor, circumstanyour the most favorable keep ns with wife and children, or ed from a Canadian military the Right Rev. Arthur W. Moul- have faith In the ers who have filed for nomina- future, every- will have to come to a comIdren only, of the camp. He has not been sendees," was expressed by Rep. ton, bishop Episcopalian will turn out okay. pulsory program next year. FEMALE BOSSES John J. Sparkman, D., Ala. "Married men (of the same tenced yet. r the Church of Utah, commemorating thing "After we landed in the George said his idea was to "That's considering that we of sheriff, nor has any one filed CLAIMED TO BE j the 71st anniversary of the The four Germans among the .ssification) who are engaged deduction of 10 or poswe with started permit water, of and sailing must be can i the war effort." confederates Germany dispose of the Episcopal alleged for a seat on the county com20 a three northeast After p. wind. per cent of income as sibly out ANF.ST Both'then Japan, driving Japan "Thus, single men will be the charged with espionage. church in Corinne in 1K70. He mission. the wind changed to west a credit against taxes, providdays st called; married war work-- s treason and espionage H. Geo. charges 'of China and cleaning up all Rev. for filed assisted Jwas have by Those who ,,1,, we threw out a sea anchor ed the money Is Invested in war L t"'1 v t,K ii nipt I Argyle of Ogden with children will be the carry a maximum penalty ofthe odds and ends," Sparkman nomination to office are as fol-and Veneral so as not to drift. so bonds, to bear no Interest until said. on the list. death. Wm. F. Bulkley, Arch Deacon "iTi lows: Ernest Hansen, (Rl, for after the war and then to be to "When the wind changed our come "Unless round-uof way confederates The things Hershey defined a "bona fide of Utah. Short talks bearing southwest we decided to sail redeemed by the treasury in will so war the and decidedly pendency relationship" as one of the nazi saboteurs wno were on the history of the organiza- to gef to Midway. four or five equal annual in- again and try itered into prior to Dec. 8, landed in this country by sub- - last five years." were and tion congregaOn the morning of June 21 we stallments. At that time, under Resulls of a recent survey in- - tlonal si given d at a time when Rep. Paul Kilday, D., Tex., induction marine to carry out a mission was held. were up by a navy pa- his proposal, the bonds would us not imminent. dicating that women executivesof destruction against war cs- - member of a military affairs AmonR ,hp vlsitorg was Mra. trol picked and taken to Midway, be subject to a capital gains as were plane In which compaiativesubcommittee regarded be to recently considering deferment of tablishments was believed Kltty Crajg of SaU LakCi wh0 whore we proceeded to eat them tax, of 15 or 10 per cent. than men "eie was lv meaner for 1875. pgistrants in jn Corjnrp occupational continuing as the trial of the 'toured the Detroit industriala One argument for the plan. out of house and home. shown today to delegates at- - jMost bllptjed asons, draft boards must saboteurs entered its sixth day. area and came back with of thc vlsltors came in a "I could mention an episode George said, is that It will give tending the board of directors that they are engaged Announcement of the arrest of heartening report of tank and van incluiling ahmlt sixty r one of these activities: meeting of the National ledera. - poplp from 0gdpn Salt Lake with a Jap sub but it probably a wide distribution to governthe 11 alleged confederates was airplane production prospects, wouldnt pass so will have to ment bonds and avoid their conlion of Business and Profession- .and .said: Fulfilling a contract for a made yesterday by Attorney (0wns as far SOufh as wait. centration in a relatively small al Women. me could wrnment agency engaged please "Nothing Eureka. There were also about Francis Biddle. They Cossitt was transferred from group, a situation which he said Comments ranged from they ectly in the war. included the parents of one more than to believe we would from Tremontoni 2. have to be to the belligoient Jwpn(y Midway to the Pearl Harbor might lead to political clamor Performing a governmental saboteur, Herbert Hans Haupt,,win the war this year. How-- j former residents, Mrs. naval for repudication. the experts jncu(jinR conclusion that hospital at Hawaii. t'rvice directly connected with Who not only had time after his 'ever, in my opinion the Ameri-- , garah Apn and Mrs wet. are all George expressed his views as themsr production. should can gird people (landing in this country to make chairman Adolph J. Sabath, D., Miss Ruth L. Koeh, cashier New Tanka U.S. in Chicago but to selves for a long and cruel war. Performing a service 111., of the house rules commitfor the University of Louise-vlll- e "We have made unbelievable ctly concerned with providing afiance himself to a shapely tee said he believed house conPromise Victory (Ky), admitted that wo'd, clothing, shelter, health Chicago brunette, who since has (strides in the preparation of our 0 of the pending sideration men were and "meaner" sugthe to fety "or other machine point (military requisites of jilted him. LONDON, July 11 (UP) New revenue bill should he civilian perthat their use to it we are "experience gested t In addition to Haupt's ready daily life in support typo tanks, designed and made mit amendments to increase the with detail work has prompted e war effort. Mr. and Mrs. Hans Haupt 'fectivcly. in this country and the United amount, to more line the hew them to 4 Supplying despite "On the other hand, I know material underjof Chicago, the alleged confed-States, give the allies real as- ways and means committee of stricter efficiency." indicate would of (bcontracts for that and uncle his included nothing of the (crates reany surance of the superiority Mrs. Davis Simms, Hastings, changes which have added more bve activities. aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Walter an early termination of the horfor victory over thc than $1,000,000,000 to thc bill. quired 5. commented travel Neb., agent, Suppling raw materials or(Froehling also of Chicago, and rible conflict." Oliver Lyttelton, Sabath said he might ask ''(vices for the fulfillment of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Richard Wcr-JcThere was general agreement Monday the high school swim- - that "women aie newer at the 'might be remodeled to provide axis, Capt. told the Secretary of the Treasury Henminister, c production or the be and to must additional "better of the war would 'ming poo! will be open apartments game" the contracts. that of length friends gin, Haupts family. today. ry Morgenthau, Jr., to appear three das each week, than men to be recognized, ling facilities for defense work-und- house of commons a registrant is deemed do-The Frochling home allegedly (depend upon many lactors the full dress when his committee prepares a a two-daOpening to take s. Mi Mrs. their New ers are Edna Euiee of Harrison, in urged defend of the British success table under one of the supervision debate oil production, wnlch rule for house procedure on thc above was t0 be usetl as a hidin2 'Place Jersey Trade School principal, propositions to the local homes comnioas divides, the local board will by ,,le saboteurs and as a ing Alexandria and the Suez Jones. had regarded as sec- bill, but had not decided definof the and the conclusions the t and On office, priority disputed registration Tuesday Monday if he engages in one'iRS bouse of espionage data and Canal, the ability of the Sovu - ondary to the shipping situation K. to W. mananot a m. 2 declared itely. will be from ' the "essential survey by saying "it's McCarty, p to be debated in secret activities" information on the progress of Union to keep its main armies 7hours m. and on Speaker Sam Rayburn said sted by the Thursday from question of sex at all. ,ger of the Ogden homes regis- - Lyttelton outlined the tank later, war manpower (be sabotage mission. (intact through the winter, and 4 p. situthe calendar had been cleared An came m tration comment office, 9 swimThe to m. evasive of p p. allied the bombings Emission. strength The 34 essential' The Wergins son, Wolfgang, for debate on the bill, and that Mr. McCarty said that the ation. second-fron- t mers must furnish their own from Mrs. Viola Sheffer, St. r and to oper possible Hoover, v'cupations aredeparted comwno (according a house vote might come next Answering critics Paul, JVTinn , attorney. She said government had turned the re Production of' aircraft and lfor Ge.an' 'ith HauP aeal: (tions in Europe' women bosses were "more pen-- I modeling problem over to the plained that British imperial Monday, though possibly not unbelieved is Young Wergin production of ships, boats 'toS:be ny wise and pound foolish and illume Owners Loan Corp., as Jorc,es bad been sent into action til the following Wednesday. in Germany 'id parts; At Starts e Elmer Be Yates To Canning production of that "they don't see things in the best agency to carry on the a8alnst the Germans with in. The aliens apprehended also and accessories: produc-ns wide a scope as the men. work of remodeling. Ifis office, DPrlor tanks, Lyttelton said that Tremonton included Mrs. Maria Honored At Service of ammunition; agriculture; wife of saboteur EdwardKeriing, be However icgard-jhstated, now located in the they may John Memorial services for Elmer TREMONTON Cdnning of i Young Honey ville processing; forestry, a Yates, who gave his life for the 1912 pea crop has com- ed as executives the women south side of the Capitol theatre never She had Keriing. and lumtoe ring; construc-(believe be applira-ereconsidwill take all should building, to see her husband Succumbs Matron they in chance Valthe world country present menced in the Bear River coal mining; smelting, more essential to the war lions for remodeling and in tween the time he landed from conflict, will be held in the First ley, with the Tremonton plant of metals; a submarine near Jacksonville, ward, HONEYVTLLE Mrs. Vera rolling 'dition, send a government techFriday at 8 p. m. of the Rocky Mountain Canning roduction of metal 35. 'nician to decide if the project Annie Hansen Ilunsaker, shapes and Fla., and the time he was seiz-- j is the first sol- company Yates Elmer run to until arRings; wife of Orville Hunsaker is leasable. .If it proves pracof finishing of metal ed by the FBI. Idier from this city to lose his about the prepared of first Peaches Promised To ticable, an estimate of the cost August. toducts; production of indus-:ia- ! died at a Brigham Honeyville, all the (life in the service of his that to- FBI The will The also handle charges , , plant and equip-''rnt- , anl blue prints will be furnishagricultural City hospital Saturday at .11:30 confederates were aware! try. He is the son of Mr. and matoos and will employ a total1 Win Wednesday ed free of production of machinery. of the L. p. m. of complications following was Yates and Mrs. Elias and that mission 200 of sabotage persons during the peak! The Brigham Peaches will said. He also charge, McCarty Production of chemical and childbirth. pointed out that offered to assist lost on the battleship Arizona. of the season. About 30 per:ciash with Magna-Grafielon one, Wergin, lied . products; production of Mrs. Hunsaker was bom The program set for Friday cent of the total output will be (the local fielcT Wednesday night it was onp of the purposes of Jbber p' his office to products; production of1 priorities cember 3, 1906. at Elwood, to (evening is as follows; Invoca-- (aken up by the government foriat 8:30 o'clock. The Magna- - on all critical supply ather products; production of needmaterials , Victor L. and Lettie Munns Han(tion. David O. Anderson; song, the armed forces. (carficld team are the first half 1 TUCK 'x,1ics; production of apparel; Gravel sen. She was reared and eduElsie Bott Yates, "I Come To, The crops in general are above winners and many former Brig-The- ed in remodeling or replace 01 cated in Box Elder county and according to Bdsil'ham players are on this team. ment. speaker, Ernest Free- - average, Runs Amuck ass The Rousing situation products: production of Cow-- 1 The Garland Lions club, who was married June 10, 1931, in violin solo, Marion Date Adams, plant superintendent. Bill Occie as such one ".a .man: Evans, and Two telephone poles "roVum. natural gas and considerably relieved i,m this have sponsored the annual Beet- - the Logan L.D.S. temple. She Mr- and Mrs- Harold ley. Rolda Call, Don Rasmus- hundred feet of cable were torn, song. and coal products; pY others. sen. and benediction, Facer festival, . have cancelled was a member of Honeyville-Deweyvill- e m Hy Logan-BrighaRoad on Hargis hill Sunday C of finished lumber Magna-GarfielImevrnt thls YearCivic The program will be carried Ladies wa re- pla'-- , Sunday, ylthf a truck, when grace! ternoon, of transpor-Jiio-- under the direction of Bishop Oiling Complete club. ?.r provement of sand 0t tons four m Ey with u o equipment: transportation (loaded the A and a an- PM Surviving, besides her husportion of the U. cr and lost one and won one.' sh',,prsout A r conti ol on the couth Harold Nelson assisted Additional apartments production of material to cooperate with national band, are her parents of make it in- to bitween American S Legion. mountain ur to They jsiie off highway promise ran side of the hill and needed and homeowners dcfcnsp were packing and shipping three daughters and a here and Logan, that has for tere.sting for the fans and the who had given as reasons the west side of the road. The of communi-a,ioapartments for rent' for calling off the r at been the Joan and Arvil Glade Han local team months several celebrat'on the game orforlsn, an past in are to vehicle list the same stopped at the duration. Officials finally urged Recovering equipment; communica-i- t is now nesdav night, stated sen, and infant twin daughters: reconstruction, a few the local office. services; heating, power1 chard after tearing dos n that the celebration would be also a brother and sister, VerProvo last Hurts From Brigham play'd fully completed. (nd illuminating services; re- - rods of fence. non Hansen of Fielding and Lois revived after the war. Junior Petersen, Starting at the north exit cm Sunday and in a pitcher's duel, and hand trade services: According to telephone line f,r Hansen of Elwood. "accident Was the mo-- t and Mrs. Royes J. Petersen. itv of Mantua, and up to the lost by a score of one to four, EXAMINATIONS HELD 'the men f,altn and welfare services; Funeral services were cona severe leg in- - top of the pass, the h.ghwav The Brigham club, however, has ON TUESDAY and equipment; educa-ona- i damaging in a number of sears, who suffered ducted this afternoon in Honey, in A saw accident at Og- - has been w idened. regraded and been strengthened and hope to i,.v to a report from sprvices and governmen- ville L.D.S. ward chapel by sc rvices. the county sheriff, gard of San Diego. Calif., are B. A. Bingham, bishop. Burial examinations for his driver's license visiting parents. Mr. and was made in the Honeyville and Pioneer league and Adam GenThe accident was investigated is now able to be up and walk Logan considerably sho-tAndrew Westergard of 35 cemetery, directed by the Harare'wdl be held each Tuesday 'The recogoeshea, star infielder. probably more pleasui able 6(Jy by state road patrolman Leon-- around some, but strueted section is now con.- - among the new men on the Jo- - ternoon between the hours of South 2nd East. They expect to old B. Felt funeral home of ard Bishop. The driver of the have his leg n return to San Diego, Thursday. Brigham City. cal team. jfu0 and sfvn o'clock. BOND TODAY! truck was unhurt. pletely oiled. (next six wccks :f STATUS YEARS PLAN WAR k Tax j y n vri'F.r n 'r n , V. con-mt- SEVERAL e EPISCOPALIANS j MARK 1 1 ESTABLISHMENT ' u .i i j -- 1 i 3- $6,250,-000,00- par-'tha- last-minut- e h hous-publi- 1 clear-"termin- e ... ord-anc- n ' e log-',r- k d be-,h- d coun-allege- .i.. ,,, d j - ..I11 t pro-Jctio- n d n five-mil- - ' n Wed-unde- - ' pr a war - 1 Wat BSt' - |