Show THE OGDEN STAR 2-- A By ALEX McXEIIX FORT KNOX Ky July 5 (The Standard-ExaminNews Service) Uncle Sam's armored force completing its first year has taken its place as one of the nation's most formidable fighting units It was created by a special war department order last July 10 just after Adolf Hitler's panzer division had brought about the downfall of France As the war in Europe has spread the value of fighting divisions to strike quickly and effectively over all type of terrain ha been tested and proved and Uncle Sam now is rapidly forming his own counter-part of the German panzer divisions Thousand of young men who have grown to- manhood during the year when th United State was assuming leadership of the world in mechanical skill have learned during the last year how to operate and keep in operation the hundreds of fighting vehicles of the armored force ranging EDGE OFF OF 'r Five of Eight Divisions Have Been Smashed SayBrItIsh Br EDWARD H VV BEATTIE JIL LONDON July 5 (UP)— British military expert tonight asserted "that Soviet force hav blunted the edge of Adolf Hitler's blitz-krle- g forces and that Russian reports J Indicate that five of- - the fight na2i panzer division brought into action on the eastern front have been smashed The Sunday Times said that Bal- ) the Germans were using 240 divisions against the Russians and practically the entire bomber of the luftwaffe as well strength as four-fifth- s of the luftwaffe's fighter strength Today's Moscow communique rTfitrYnH'UMdiK ini fjw&ffcf"' Wlnfleld— MecGILLICUDUY the smiling young lady shown Joan above— wan born MacGIllicuddy In Melbourne Australia Having been graduated from Catholle Ladle eollege there she at once set sail for England and the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art It was however as a concert violinist that she first attracted the attention of ' London audiences r g zi once more there are confident that five of these division have" negotiated peace ralne The Russian went Into the war with considerably more than eight armored divisions west of the Ural —some source placing th number at 20 Poll Shows U S Opposed to War! NEW YORK July 5 (AP)—The Dally News said tonight that its poll of New York state showed" 21280 person opposed United States entrance Into the war to aid Great Britain defeat Hitler while 10104 favored it The tabulation now isln its fifth day Bachelor Gal Plans To Keep Status Quo HOLLYWOOD July 5 (AP) — Rasalind Russell Hollywood's No 1 oacneior girl says she has no plan cnange tnat status Denying friends' reports that she and Fred Brisson actors agent were yachting down to Mexico to wed the brunette actress said "Mr! tsnsson and I are reargood friends and that's all Furthermore I am 30 and not 34 as reported and vir xinsson is 29 Instead of 24" - - tlve service age who are conscientious objectors are being sent to 21 different camps In the United States where they must work for one year without pay Religious organizations pay $35 a month per - CARLOAD SALE Even though they are shamming they would not make good mate rial for the army Our boy who are permitted to wear the uniform of Uncle Sam are made of sterner stuff than Is found in a conscientious objector and they stand ready to die if necessary for their homeland i Without that apirit America would become an easy victim of a - L wrm L Slayer fo Learn Fdfo Wednesday! 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American people He would hold a mastery and If Russia falls there will be immediately proceed to bring aI7 the world under his commercial enemy plane across the less than 100 mile icparatinz Siberia and dominance Alaska There the waters of Ber From then onno one would dare ing sea lap the shore where the dispute his sway or etand in the first Invasion of this continent way of his industrial conquests tore mat day arrives we He would make life miserable should have ten of thousand of for those not of his liking and to meet the enemy airships eventually would reduce thera to the status of vassals Ogden will answer this call of There could be only one justifi country by giving of It aluminum cation for a negotiated peace and to the utmost that would be to escape the humil Women in th past have civen iation of a crushing military defeat In order thereby to give up their gold rings to help their the ghost and make slavery less country painful Near the end of the month the A zipper necktie has been pat women of Ogden will acrlflce not ented goid rings but their rots and kettle ixow lor a zipper conar to fro with white shirts worn by men at social gatherings ' Radiolocators' which successfully are Deing used by the British toueiecc me presence r or enemv JEROME Idaho July 5 (AP) — pianes ana give their location are explained as operated by radio Jama J Robertson Saturday awaited sentencing on conviction of vol waves which are reflected hark untary manslaughter Robertson was convicted by Though the human eye cannot Jerome district court jury Friday Plrce the darkness the radio on wave does charge of shooting Stanley uasto 29 in 'an argument last "Back from the olanes come th April Judge T Bailey Lee set Wednesday for sentencing renected radio waves which Idaho statutes provide up to 10 mechanical eve registers years imprisonment for the of fense At this time of year we are r Am ffll chief Bruce-Magrude- The job of moving present stocks to our new store would entail a large expense We have decided to reduce the price of this merchandise in order to sell it before we move—and pass the savings on to our customers — Now is the time to buy all your fall and winter clothing during this sale and save The objectors are being tested to determine whether they are minded that earth is 4000000 miles' rartner from the sun than in th middle of winter ' divisions were given basie training at Fort Knox Ma j Gen Adna R Chaffee si man 1 been smashed This would leave only three on the front unless reserves have been rushed up to the Battle lines This It was thought here may account for the slowing down of the German panzer drive on Smo lensk and Moscow and the inten sification of German pressure In Bessarabia and the western Uk during the year in tactical training as cadres for other armored the command of Maj Gen was expanded from the old 7th cavalry brigade mechanized and attached organizations The old 7th was originally the 1st cavalry oldest horse regiment in the array and the 13th cavalry An American armored division Is a complete fighting unit as evidenced by the fact the first division is composed of the first armored regiment (light) 13th armored regiment (light) 69th armored regiment (medium) 68th field artillery regiment 6th infantry armored 12th observation squadron 16th engineer' battalion 47th medical battalion 47th signal corps 10th ordnance corps and 27th field artillery battalion When the war department'' order creating the armored force came through !at July there were eome 10000 men stationed here Today there are more than 40000 rri'n" yi JVews and Views spearhead Russian sources s WAITRESS FINDS $515 LOS ANGELES July 5 (AP)— Waitress Tazudo Uraganl found $515 on one of her table but she couldn't Convince herself it was a tip So she turned it over to police She said a fidgety Filipino had just left the table-raf- ter eating a sandwich - a pulsed The Russians admitted that the Prut river on the Bessarablan front finally had been crossed In heavy fighting at several places and that a new nazl wedge is being driven (Continued from Pass On) toward Novograd - Volynskl 120 service to our police If an at- miles due west of Kiev --and just is made to interfere with north of the Tarnapol region where tempt our preparedness German "attacks were reported halted by the Russians When Germany and Russia were" Balancing the Russian report collaborating and uniting their re with the claim of the German com- sources in the crushing of Poland munique today that the Dnieper Col never uttered a Lindbergh had been reached 285 miles from of word protest Moscow British experts believed that the fortnight of fierce fightHe saw nothing to criticize in ing has slowed down the pace of the unholy relationship That is to the German advance Despite the depth of the nazl say that if he did he never gave voice to the condemnation of the push— 320 miles from Brest-Litovs- k on the road to Moscow— British ex- cooperation perts -- believed that the : German But now he is outraged at the attack is somewhat behind the prearranged time table and they thought of any nation contenanc-inRussia thought operations might be fur ther retarded by the lengthy line He clearly discloses a pro-naor German communications attitude In by his sudden discovery Satisfaction London concern H f t was it that proper for Germany was ing ine Russian operations is general It is felt here that the to accept Russian aid but it to other for country any Soviet army has performed better shocking than anyone had a right to ex do so pect While Russia was with Germany There is growing belief that the Red army has inflicted very heavy Lindbergh was silent Now he is damage on the German war ma- storming mad chine It is reported here that the That Is equivalent to a confes Germans launched the campaign sion that he does not ring true wnn cignt armored divisions do sibly 80000 to 90000 men as the in his public utterances A medium-tank- !94f JULY S 7 a heard here on the Moscow radio reported heavy fighting along the k line and claimed that every German attempt to cross the Berezina river at Borlsov and the rlvtr Drut about 37 miles cast of Bobruisk had" been reBorisov-Babruls- to motorcycle Vehicles of the first armored division stationed here have traveled approximately 9000000 miles - kan military experts estimated that " from er V GERMAN DRIVE SUNDAY MORNING H Uncle Sam's Armor edF or ces C elebrate Anniversary of 'War Hollywood Over the Shoulder SOVIET TAKES DARD-DCAMINZ- SPECIAL GROUP 117 COMPANY INC OGDEN JT U if! ft? a) UTAH NATIONALLY PRICED MERCHANDISE EXCEPTED 9 Crosby Square & Nunn Bush & Plain Color Special group QJ? value to 1060 3 Tu-To- ne 650 Shoes 750 Shoes 485 505 |