Show IP - f " - - 1 - -- - RE6LL ' ''' -- 4 - e"" - er ' - THE SALTLAKE TITH3LTNE IIEROIC MISSION — 1 r Doolittle Raiders Await 10th Anniversary Fete t s 1 vs- - By - I lice Ion - rne no 3 P ' 9Id h piny el'S ' 'tor dis - ' ''' 'ex te" ' )me '''' ere -- - IN I 1 - i p meet planet twin-engine- d In chungkinZ'and have the biggest darned party you ever saw!" : They never managed to assern-13Ie in Chungking but many went with Doolittle to North Africa !laterArid it was there in a little I we'll ' A !pilot ' — r 1 N)1)1 i wi i ' ' '94114 r '''''I ' ' f- ( 0 C i 1 - - 1- - - 0:7 46Y - 111 I 1 s : - - 1 porl tf - Ise!trilt------------:- ' t'''''' ' ' t4ø"1"")" '' ''''' Li Gen James Doolittle then a lieutenant colonel attaches a Japanese to se 500- - Force - I Ij 1l IN ") - am 9:30 - 0 SliA - ' — IS ' - — 4 i : I1 1 - 11I I ' Maj Manch was ft landed 1 Into business Ted W Lawson Los Angeles arranges the buying and selling of large corporations Charles L McClure Appleton Wis is in the paper and lumber business and William N Fitzhugh Galveston Tex is a city man- - 44' il ' -- -- ' 3A ' 1 d ss 1- 21 4 c' - ' MKNOM by boedal I l' 4 - t t l44 box t- 1 - later 4 - j - I r''sr 27' - i - - 31oadeg1t Tells Plot - Arend new A 93 (kalipal oil on Spoidel xponsion brocolipt - 'TETTRAN April 12 (INS)--I- ranian Premier 'Mohammed Ntossa- degh Wal reported Saturday to have declared that Britbh agentt tried to inll him' IT was said to have' told this to a group of members 'of par Lament who visited him to get a report on the nation's affairs newly-elected- - 3 t A corn'ploto weal ' ' '- 11 ILO0 - i Polishisip cote end onwiser 'Auorentno e 1tr 0 1 11 r: !! - 'f 1- 14 Jr"' IJ ' 4 ‘ v ' - - 404 ' - C 4::) i j? - -: D0 0 : : 7Ei D Z 4 4 itst I 4 ' 111‘ lilt 'i t 16 —7146'""""11!!!7 n14 n '7 - ' '4L' -- :5 -- - : v t '''2''1 ' - 0- - t e it! 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For Slipcovers and Draperies 1 II ' 41NIL:iii4 -- - -- : e t ofi T I'S : t:'''''' l''2‘ :-- rt ntnh1 Nu-ot eu Here's what you got '' s - MPPa t A ad-- I i - I :' t 0 i lac ' Would Be L98 if Not Special f t 4i Just Arrived! - I i4 4 I 11 - pm 1 t I i 4 - I ti' -- c1r 4' pit at' Is ": - 144i:- 4 firge: ' 34e'L I t :' 4 - tax Imd N 0 IP'' ' 1 - ItN"'7"- 71 ))" 11 4 is's t ‘ tt 41:'e? 4 e i t ' '"' " pit " 4"4 I f?'' - '4711'4" - -- - l'''' ccv '1:tt:s:-::':'- v I 4 ' 9 - 41 1' - I it 4- I n t: i -- t Av-- - tit r:0A 4' PLUS YOUR OLD ' WATCH BAND two-stor- t -- l : 1 6 lt' ' 491 Chicago Tribune Press Service y ELGIN Ill April 12—Mrs Marian R Hageman 49 and her 7 i' ''' were burned! foa David Z -fataity early Saturday when fire - PHOENIX i oo o ow No Adodmt bY Epsidel swept the rear - of their 'n'lle ----s t hnsbandHer— frame— home'9" LeRoy 47 a tonstructiOn workeri rlr4-117- 7 MAIL IT INI t f)loit Was burned andi partly overcome s enarn htiavh: taidvawn Iowan' tact i401 by smoke th ili ifyii 4 to Watch tte matt send Sears Just lel Mrs Itageman rescued from rt II Amur Salt Lake City second floor bedroom died be-- i PIM ADJUSTMENT! lore reaching a hospital David1 If your atchrntrely needs mrpolik that 's free! a student was carried from the ugling first timer dining room and died in the hosPital severgl hours ' 't r - '' 1 1595 t011795 v - tp Half! '' ' - g4 Usually Mother Son Die In - Hoine Fire - 1 i 11 - 11111 lct 111 ite''' ''' ' : Save 4h111 I ‘ : - - - '1' ::-::f--"- watch cleaning ' 4 : I ''': 4 !‘k t - and a complete ' ' - s 1 You ' 0 ss Uoin Opt : ' - 1 EL 1:2 "Ilk L about themtomorrowl Ask - - Pod 3(a Speidel bracelet I it-- - " Necessary 4 i 4'k- ' 7 a“- - your new Telecolor lenses ore or mode withoutvisuol correction o k- -- On Park Avenue Doolittle is a vice president of the Shell Oil Co and lives on Park Avenue in New York Ile Is a special advisor to Gen Hoyt Vandenberg Air Force chief of staff"-o- n research and develop ment He recently was appointed by the president as head of a - ! !(! 0 dp tii 1 tts - rf COMPLETE EYE EXAMINATIONS APPlitl""1' - - - ics! S'hop — Moor - em Sn '"' tp 11111111111PPr with him Among those who have gone - ' your prescription they're custom mode for youl gr1311110 - - a MADitWhetker 0 !Ai111) " poisvailital ' : - t 'This weeEt t Aogt i ) c)nlly! one of the few men to cross the Yalu River into Manchuria when the U N forces reached the border After the Tokyo raid when Manch bailed out over ll China he took along a phono- so'he'd have some fun I Igraph thebandle' of the machine ' s wogs CUSTOM - titourE vi ammo '1w' t 411111‘: e - ft e '' t FOR SLIPCOVERS AND DRAPERIES t! 1 -- ' -- ' It In - 0 1 - '' WM( - ss -' ' - d 1" - P' Harmful Glare t — ' - ' ' i - - - : owl GLhgE ecorat r ) Fa ries ftse 1 pm Enjoy TV Without LIOPtT er D -- - to 6 — - - f 0'4 IliOti I be-ov- ' 110F4tii -- - enwat- j 0 18 t i Available for first time through Sears Optical Departments New Teiecolor lenses give reoful comfortable vision for watching TV aod for general use 541-- ft - iMONDAY STORE HOURS: r's-s:-1-1 N ' - itaotecrurtt(1)1erbestfoipnetdh zi :) Telecolor- Lenses caterpillar-s-We're-r'e'POr'i- ' ' 'N'' ' ' ""I'': - ' L - " -4 V 411 - dug ditches with poisons e approaching l hastily 4d - f' b ' 4 1J '''''' ' - re t ' - ' f' -- kRseraoettlps to-mt- ' ' f' - : A: T -- ‘''''Nt e Planes flying 15 or 20 ft over and vineyards sprayed inde- over a wide area p - -$ L--- ditt 111) agricultural experts continued their battle Sat' 1 iurday: against millions of caterA pillars advancing along a 4 front toward Coachella Valley '1 croiaisrs‘valued in the millions O'i 4 a6 I 1 f “4-- ' MIN " ''''- - ' NOW!: ' sommeasaltei 12 (INS)— April -- New! Different! isEARs1 !hordes 11 l --A crop duster deposited a :wide barrier of insecticide around the lush Palm Springs desert re1 4 sort tb keep the 'pillars from C rlaWrIS flowers and sto e V‘ shrubbery of i" 0 s 4' :the expensive estates - ' isv A s The 'pillars an annual phes nomenon in the deserL Were ret in greater numbers this ported OA ffl'V ' !year than ever before because of i'-0e rfÇord rains 'WOO' ta0 The varying in length from an inch to "big as a cigar" orld Pholy —With) The erisis- Will 1ttAW0 l on April-daor threeweeks when the larvae Tokyo pound bomb which nas dropped 18 1942 i after raiders took off from Hornet turn into sphinx moths ' 4 1 " e:- I1 0 No - '1 N Cal Ranchers' and 'INDIO L) f I° -- - I've I 0 r- ' r ‘oakok'1 APOi ' '1 711 r 1 Furry Pests (t ""111 0 - It( t ir- - i - tA)astPltriltitif Millions of if 4409"r- 1( ' ''s Write a Book d !' Col Greening for years has 1iteen- assembling material on the raid and some day plans to write t ' 'a book about it Proceeds are to -alivc go for good' ta trse:- Or:it--' Three were captured and exe- linally they were earmarked for 01' '"' ' -' euted by the Japanese one died :the Chinese who helped the ''''di014' In a prsoner: of war camp and 'raiders when they landed in ' '"4 four wire killed attempting to :China hut that now seems im- - le 4 ' i parachute into China The other possible Probably the money t ' 12 died in crashes or in combat will be sent to the Rev Jac-o' ' D De Shazer a Christian minis- - '''''''"-actionlater' Ii s tee in Japan t 4 Statistics Keeping 4" a was Rev De Shazer sergeant The raiders' historian Col C k ' Ross Greening stationed at the lonthe raid and was captured 1414' his long imprisonment Pentagon in Washington and Col on During a tiny dark cell De- Shazer : 0 lklax Boyd public information) ' n't tse '' I officer for the Air Force have ltdid- frierOs' Tater he heard a" : him home to to voice go telling been keeping statistics on the I Capt Chase I Nielsen prepare himself for his mission 'survivors then come back and preach Ilahnwas efLoolittte raider Today they report the aver-lanShazer studied at a Meth- age age of the men is 33—in 1942 lodist Theological School near Tex hospital where he underLt Gen James H Doolittle (then went treatment for injuries rehe was a lieutenant colonelY and 1Seattle'Was ordained and is now ceived when his plane crash-lande- d "1 ill' 'master (then sergeant) 1laj -- ' ' : ) on the raid 10 years ago 'I'Valdó- S Either were the only '''' HYRUM Cache County (SpeCapt Nielsen was captured members of the group past their ' cial)—The only Utahn to partici- after the raid and spent the rest salad years Most of them were single then pate in the famous Doolittle raid of the war in a prison camp He Now most are married and the was Capt Chase J Nielsen 35 spent some time in Utah after children born since the raid are la SOW of Mr and Mrs Floyd being released but Was recalled numbered by the score Cham-- Nielsen 240 S 1st East Hyrum to duty and has been in the Air Now stationed at Roswell force since: pion papa is Col Everett Hob He is married and has two stedtm BarktidaleAir Force Base N NU Capt Nielsen recently Lf All five of his children were was discharged —from an El Paso children t born after the' raid ' Still in Uniform of the raiders are Thirty-ninstill in the Air Force either as i regulars or reserves on active duty Many are flying in Japan and Korea JOa nc ek oEl them - -- -- 1 A illeNP4----- v Fadden-Deauvill- ex-Ai- 741 g IT :Ior0 VIILSst This year's party will be held April 18 19 and '20 at the Mae- Hotel Miami Beach Fla The men will be guests of the hotel manager Freeman an Er 04 Malt U:No gir - 4 ‘ Ne i 4ab Al - - ILs ir ytta'1 drinking champagne in tin !pry 1etiPs- - ti- 4 tr-- C' : fr to' - nearConstantine thatthey their first anniversary Itown held ' few 4- k i'Ll) v - - - in airports came over flying very low Many people in the stands apPlauded Others waved at what they ' thought was a new type Japanese bomber A moment later the bombs fell in Tokyo' From the- Hornet From the thin' edge From America tiad iirtiCk-back the pitching deck of the aircraft 'carrier Hornet 800 miles away 16 bombers had come roaring In over the heart of a confident empire to drop the first down payment for Pearl Harbor- - The last payment was still a long way off But this was the beginning Today 10 years later 60 of the 80 officers and men who took part in the famous Doolittle still are raid from "Shangri-la- :en-lo- Ne 17 'commission to investigateiivilian after the series of acci--dents at Elizabeth N J and else- The weather matched the- na- - l'ht'le tional confidence: J a pa n e s ell Doolittle takes a deep interest strolled their clean unmarked1 in all the men: In his apartment dozens of pictures of presi-s- ! atreetsThe war was going very !are dents kings and other friends1! well and far away but one wall is reserved for his The American Navy was rustraiders Ile's been 'trying for trig on the ocean floor at Hawaii years to get all of them to send It was only a question of time !him their picture but only a few before Japan would lock! the have complied They just can't gates on a huge empire believe the boss really wants ' Bomb Shelters their pictures on his famous Relaxing in the sunshine' the walls' Devoted to Doolittle Japanese could only laugh down the few alarmists who wanted The raiders are devoted to bomb shelters Who would at- - Doolittle He is a warm human tack the - capital Who could type ho never loses the friendly America had no striking power touch with his men He started r4 America was dead the annual reunions On the Out at the Korakuen baseball Hornet before park folks were enjoying a ball 1"Fellows after game& Some on !on- - ''''' - r ''''' tie Associated Press was clear and sunny Tokyo on April 18 1942 Tt Ld !an () 1f152 0110104t e ---- - 13 April Sunday STATE C30 tom AT 8TH SOUTH r PARK TREE to 6 Vasil 11 44 1 ! 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