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Show British Furnish Supplies To U. S. Troops jrperiean Soldier Find John WASHINGTON. (AP) Amerl-catroops stationed in the Unit' ed Kingdom have come to look upon John Bull as a five and dime store proprietor, laundryman and Coney Island concessionaire combined, It was revealed today. Servicemen's pretties are done up by civilian employes paid by the government. Soldiers, sailors-and marines grab up chewing gum, chocolate bars, hair oil, pots and pans, safety pins, cough drops and cigaret papers which the British government supplies as its own lend-leas-e aid. Precious shipping space is saved when British made dart boards, pens and pencils, medicine balls, books, shoe brushes and laces, drugs hardware, filing cabinets and cleaning supplies and distributed to the men. Brig Gen. Albert Browning, director of the purchases division, army service forces who has just returned from a tour of inspection m Britain pointed out that many of the finished products have been made from raw materials imported from the United States. About 5,000,000 clay Casualties Stimson Reports WASHINGTON (AP) Bull Helpful In d Ameri- ing. Secretary of War Stimson reported this today, observing of "Consider the number troops involved, these losses are considered moderate particularly in view of the terrain In Sici- Pag T working on firms outside the walls. And they stay there and food. work, producing war-tim- e "Theyre as interested id vie-tory as you are." He said that, "proportionately, war. convict blood donations sre far Out of this chaos of war there greater than those on the outside. And that war bonds and stamps Is one chance for permanent are the fastest selling things in good. said the former Sing Sing warden, and that is the permanprisons. German-controllekans Nazis authorities have inLONDON (AP) The Lawes asserted the convicts ent rehabilitation of thousands of men who might otherwise Paris radio said today voked the death penalty for per- thus are losing their feeling& of sons found guilty. The broadcast inferiority, and the result a have been lost to society. that because of the increase in wag recorded here by the Asso- better understanding between inLawes was called to WashingBal the York ciated Press. mates and their keepers. sabotage throughout ton from the quiet of a New WASHINGTON. Lewis (AP) E. Lawes said today prison conditions are the best theyve ever because the been in history inmates want to help win the In a Massachusetts prison. he 6aid In an Interview, convicts cheered when their warden told them their working week was to be doubled for war production. In some southern are prisons ungarded convicts farm to become chief business consultant to the prison industries branch of the War Labor Board. With others he has been helping" to put convict labor to work on war contracts inside penitentiary jwalls Nazis Decree Death For Saboteurs d fire-fighti- g SALT LAKE AT CITY STORE "Ifor" mothers'! p rt1 TiMi7iv3w7'tD'thi6f'schooIag will wear to classes. J.jC Pcnneys can help you! For more than 40 years; in l we have been dressin, and equipping school children wit g clothinj practicable, comfortable,' durable, We know! kids andiwelkoow your, town. Come, good-lookin- August is the f.!cnth fur School Outfitting dPenneys!ndlsee)!Wh&he)yoimgesc,Set,faYWeariiigfi! Light Total Of 6,741 resource American German losses 15 to 20 bombers shot doqn in the target area, as man r more missing, and eight down made a loss exceeding in Taikej 20 per cent of the bombers engaged, a x ery high proportion The raid was nevertheless conthe sidered a success, due to deliberate gallantry of our men The Russian army, apparently having taken the Important center at Orel, may be trans- a flew yOM TShee if -- IN PENNEYS NEW FASHIONS FALL into forming its connter-attaca general offensive against the Ml k -- os Bright Germans. The advance of the Red army to Orel --represents a major - Ste-fan- NOBTH BAY. Ontario high-pressur- e ly. The sacretary- said he did not have the figures on British casualties for the same period, but they were "not a great deal higher. Casualties since July 22 were believed to be "relatively light " The secretary told his press conference substantial gains had been made bv Allied forces in all theaters In the last week In northeastern Sicilj, the Allies have cracked the outer defenses of the Axis Alt. Etna line, in an operation climaxed today by capture of Catania. Farther west, Stimson said, British and Canadian forces have made important gains in the Tlcintiy of Regalbuto, w hue to the north the American Seventh army has seized San Mistretta and other two towns, and is less than miles from San Fratello. The effect of the crushing drive by the Allied forces has been to pen the Axis troops into a small corner of the island Stimson pictured their position as somewhat analogous to their positions in the final phase of the Tunisian campaign. An im portaht -- difference, however, is -tharthe strait of Messina is only a few miles wide, making supplies and reinforcements, or a means of escape, much mere accessible than they were to Axis forces in Tunisia Prisoners taken in Sicily total nearly 100 000. including several thousand Germans In other theaters, Stimson reported: The rain on Rumania s Ploesti oil fields by 177 American B 24 Liberator bombers struck "a most damaging blow at a vital 5, 1943 Prison Inmates Behave Better, WorkHardlnDesireToAidWar Recaptured (AP) Lt Peter Krug. German airman rubber. a Many civilian passenger cars whose previous escape from have been requisitioned for the Canadian prison camp led to the use of the American soldiers and conviction of treason of Max Grimmer" Implements of war all transportation of American Stephan, Detroit restaurateur, duty are also supplied by the reverse officers and men on officialunderafter an escape on Monday night. within Britain has been Chemicals, lend lease process It was announced today 'that surgical Instruments, steel tanks, written John Bull is pretty breathless he had been recaptured at the tools, bombs, camouflage equipto ment, body armor and goggles these days when he stopsbusiCanadian Pacific Railway Stawhich were sorely needed have think of his tion at North Bay. He escaped feel must He ness pretactivities. been supplementing regularly like the American ty- last Monday night from, a prison from the united ty much sees shipments in the movies. coons he camp near Gravenhurst States. In Sicily can casualties in Sicily through Juy 22 totaled 6 741501 killed, miss2,870 wounded and 2 370 Is lsh to make tires for the American Army from American-supplie- supplies, equipment, flying suits and mobile repair units are among 'the air force necessities which have been provided. Browning Said that several bottlenecks in United States production have been unstopped through British lend lease cooperation , A British built and operated Amerfor works entirely factory ican use to turn out gasoline cans for airplanes. 'Arrangements are pigeons nearing completion for the Brit-- U. S. Esaped Nazi War Effort have been furnished in the past six months for use In skeet shooting by aerial gunners whila about 50,000 bicycles have been built so that American flyers can scoot from place to place on the huge airfields. THE DESERET NEWS Salt Lake City, Utah Thursday, August th Leaf! Turning JERSEY PRINTS BACKGROUNDS RAYON defeat for the Germans and now threatens Bryansk and other German' strong points in the Smolensk area. Weather has interfered with operations in the Aleutians. Allied airmen in India continue to range all over Burma, bUot-inenemy installations, but in China the Japanese air offensive has revived Our air fields have been heavily attacked by Japanese bombeis, with some damage and casualties resulting, but many attempted raids have been broken up First DARK ON t More of those g figure-flatterin- rayon g jer- seys wise women count on for wear. Easy to wear and easy to care for . . . you'll like their soft, slimming lines , . . them practical geometric prints on dark colors. Sizes 12-2- Army To Take 6,000 Physicians in.- Six thou CHICAGO (INS) will sand additional physicians be needed by the armed forces by Jan 1, 1944, the Journal of the American Medical Associa- tion reported today. 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