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Show rt m THE Nationwide Canvass For Aluminum Begins HERALD-JOURNA- years old and living in New Yolk's East Side. Where their theatrical ambitions began they couldn't remember but their first appearance was made when they were only eight. They were black face ucrobats at un Member of Comedy Team Succumbs To Pneumonia ni WASHINGTON, July 21 e canvass A national to collect an estimated began today 900,1iO,IMJO pounds of scrap aluminum needed for production of wardefense weapons. planes and other Housewives stripped their kitchens of unneeded pots, pans, percolators and other utensijs containito aid in the camng aluminum will continue through paign which house-to-hous- July 29. The office of production management assured housewives their do- HOLLYWOOD, July 21 eber and Fields, whose songs and patter amused the nation for half a century, were parted today. Lew Fields was dead. He died yesterday of pneumonia at his Beverly Hills home. Joe Weber, his vaudeville partner, was Their partnership, from the day ill-i-- t life-lon- g grief-stricke- plane production, it would be nations would be vital to the de- available for other purposes, refense effort. For example, they lieving demands upon the supply said, 5.000 dishpans mean one fight-e- i of virgin aluminum. Administrator Finrello H. plane can be added to the armed of the office of civilian forces. Ten thousands percolators mean another warplane. defense, has arranged for an army Defense officials explained that ol l.iHiii.O'lO collectors, including Boy regardless of whether the scrap Scouts and Legionnaires, operating aluminum in the discarded perco- through 38,000 state and local lators or pots ever was used in air- - LOGAN, L, they teamed up at the age of eight, through their days of greatest success when they earned $4,000 a week, until their last brief appearance in a motion picture two years ago, was one of the most famous in American theatrical history. Two immigrant boys from Poland, they rose from New Yorks East Side to share with Lillian Russell, David Warfield, DeWolf Willie Hopper, Fay Templeton, Collier the hearts ; nd affections of a nation. They teamed up in 1875 and virtually ruled vaudeville until their retirement from the stage 10 years ago. Fields was born in Poland on Jan. 1, 1867. Weber was born the same year, also in Poland, but they 'didn't meet until they were seven Elks club social. Their talents wore not limited to those of a slapstick comedy song and dance vaudeville team and in 1895 they had started the Weber and Field music ball in New York. The greatest successes of their career were Hoity Toity," und "Twirly Whirly." In 1930 tney retired from vaudeville and came to Beverly Hills. Two years ago they were lured from retirement to appear briefly in the film "Lilian Russell" and they made a few radio appearances. show-produci- REU'CTANT SI PPOKT TOPEKA, liana., July 21 'I IP Alf M. Iandon, 1036 Republican presidential candidate, today gave his reluctant support" to the retention C selective proposed soldiers and national service guardsmen. a UTAH, MONDAY, JULY 21, 19 41. PAGE from above. TODAYS WAR MOVES Another British development Britain's announcement of the forces for the attack on Russia, but "Churchill" tank and other 'also it is probable the British have indicate the cent developments British are out to overmatch the thrmnns in offensive power. Military experts contend wars are not won merely by matching what 'he enemy has but in producing more powerful weapons und more ot them. During the earlier part of the war, the British seemed to be di n g just that, concentrating on picturing defensive weapons to inert the highly developed striking lower of the enemy. Tlic first sign of a British change of pace was the great aerial offensive liegun by the I; six weeks ago against Gertermany and German-occupie- d ritory. There ca be no question that tremendous damage has been done in these day and night raids and German production greatly hampered. The British blitz was made possible hv withdrawal of German r. - and-tnmsp- LOGAN WOMAN IS Is wliat Is called the new FTVTC super bomb" carrying a ton of high explosive. to British sources, one According such bomb ran devastate au acre of buildings. Details of Britains newest war weapons are not given out, but the announcement of the new tank describes it In general terms as so heavily armored and with such great gun power that London doubts the Germans have anything to withstand it. Mass production of tiie tanks is said to have started. It would be Itlie first tangible fruits of Lord Beaverbrook's appointment as minister of supply, to speed up ion for tiie army. Wtien and if the British attempt to cross the channel, the new tanks should play an important purt. LAID TO REST developed improved types of planes held in large quantity and more powerFuneral services were their ful explosives, Improving Thursday in the Logan Fourth ward chapel for Mrs. Mary E. ubility to continue the raids without Child Harmon, who died in the slackening. The protection given by efficient in the Logan family home British fighters to the heavy bonili-- I Eleventh ward Monday. ers has been a potent factor in presided. Bishop O. A. Sonne 'success of the raids, especially in Prayers were offered by A. E. daylight. Britain seems at least .temporarily to have superiority in Johnsen and F. L. Davis. The the air in the west. in the Logan city cemetery grave The British are reported to have was dedicated by Orville K. Child. , an improved "strati-developed The music was nres,r't'4 by P-- s sphere" fighter capable of operating Fourth ward chorr directed b Thaine Carlisle, with Mrs. oertu.i effectively at 40.000 feet, or miles. That is about a mile higher Purser at the organ, who also than most existing types, and highplayed the prelude and postlude. to was the er than anything the Germans are Printing brought Solo parts were sung by Mrs. Ira American colonies 300 years ago. Hayward and M. R. Coombs. known to have. The British thus would have a The seekers were Orlando Bar-ruNo known infection among hens (list I net advantage, because atA E. Cranncy, Elder Harold tacks on enemy fighters and is transmissible through their eggs B. Lee of the quorum of Twelve, ' , bombers are most often made to hunmns. and Bishop Sonne. pro-du- hi el s, I Dont Miss It! Everybody! Come to Logan! Gigantic AtflPE Were going to help celebrate LOGANS PIONEER DAYS with a store packed full of BARGAINS . . . Summer items to he sold at GREATLY REDUCED PRIG BARGAINS EADJHISmFORISipER Ready-To-We- ES, in season when yon need them. Be here early to SAVE! This bargain spree is planned for you . . . 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