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Show - Til Veloz And MORE ABOUT jjgptE'S K IIEHALD-JOUnNA- LOG U olanda In Coming Conceit To from Page One) Where the last bitter stand was made. It the broken army the t,eninsula- the last toWn 0,1 it its very tip the day Vavy boats throughout ,,ve been picking up from the bay US to continue out to mes -- .C peninsula blood-staine- - ID s. ' k and it Ir M'Uth C. vests- , fro ' 102 pr 'llilera: j. HlelX pcrto. t Box hlitput; in iht; the ja their arms. With unbowed. neir heads bloody but The foe in this final attack made ure that it would receive no more defeats such as jf the humiliating superior had seen overwhelmingly lumbers thrown back and had commandione aused the suicide of ng general. The attack was without mercy. Only two days ago, in pulverizing raids the Japanese dumped three sticks of bombs in a Bataan field area. They killed or wounded more than 100 patents. It was estimated that in ill 47 persons were killed and 67 seriously wounded in the hospital. Many more patients were slightly cop s, sectt he luv javelz EMb ; . anc i p . ' ' : ' 5'V C ' pack five 2. ''1 The hottest area on tile earth is! Death Valley, in California. eloz and 5 olanda, internationally famous dance artists, who will appear lor a singii- perlonnance. Wednesday evening', April 22, on the Stage of tile Capitol theater. Salt Hike City. South Cache Group 1 : v lXfV ' 'v ' I Purchases Rangeland I Y7 ;rv- -r i . A speriai meeting of the .South Cache Hind and Livestock asso- ciation was la id ill the Hyrum City hall Friilay evening and was for tile purpose of voting oil the, question of the purchase of 1020 aeres of land lo provide additional spimg cattle and horse range. The meeting was called to order at. S:2( b (men you:' mouths ami cio-viau ears that's the n older tor these Australia:' ehi'drcn incturcrt in com n a tlui'ing Sydney air raid piactiee. c y&M' ? anti-bom- rnn-- a sciiool-l.ou- -c p, m. hv President Elroy! Nielsen. Secretary Edgar Nielsen1 read the minutes of the last meet-- j mg, and some of the minutes of tiie Itm meeting which related to the subject at hand. Some 30 of the P2 members of the association were present Also in attendance were Ezra Peterson and Eugene Peterson, owners of two of the sections proposed for purchase. The third section is owned by Sarah P. Baxter The Cache National Forest was represented bv i lungers W. If. Campbell and Dean Howland President Nielsen led the discus-- , sion which followed, pointing out. the advantages of purchasing this land, and stating that Supervisor, James O. Stewart of the Cache National forest hud promised to of permitted hold the number stock to not less than tMH) head for the next five years if this land was purchased. President Nielsen also stuted that their spring range and additional was overstocked, range was necessary in order to relieve tins condition. Ranger Howland pointed out that tins land lies ill the heart of the assoeia- turn's spring range, and without the use of it. management of their ' stork would be extremely difficult r si and expensive. D. M. Bickmore moved that a resolution be passed to purchase this land, seconded by Fred Summers. Tile members present voted 23 to 7 in favor of the purchase. Arnold Nielsen moved that the . permittees be given until May 1 . to deride whether they wanted t ; pay their assessment in full at tie i , time, or have the association ts r t row the money for them, second, d hv Frances Olsen, unanimous. Tiie meeting adjourned at 10.1? ' p. m. 'iHW PUCE Of flag then-recen- CACHE AUtr TONITE ONLY WITH OFR GIANT DO! RLE JACKPOT With This Big Screen Show J (I tcmk on t!e BllRotA RCW0; Veloz and Yolanda, the famous House m Chicago No dance team dancing duo, have through in the history ot America has sueh terms with the lo discuss surrender appearances elevated ball- an enviable record. room Japanese generals. dancing, making it a vital They have iic.ntly completed a But I know why. The Bataan and important contribution to the conceit season of 45 cities, tile like the crumbled conceit field. smiy lust ballroom exhibition dancers hay. They are the only dancers w ho ever to attempt such a tour. Not First the Americans and Filip- have ever a recital in the even the immortal given Castles ever inos had fought for 15 long days shrine of the concert world, Car- have as conceit artists. appeared md nights without a pause, with Tile tour of Veloz and Yolanda negie Hall. New York City. ;he dive bombers shrieking down They gave eight performances was a succession of capacity housin them in droves and the heavy in the historic Orchestra Hall. es and paeans of praise were tenlumbers pulverizing their rear. home of the conceit. dered them from the press. Second, the Japanese brought in Chicago's Veloz and Yolanda are now on of long range artil-vr-y Rarely does any artist, no matter an abundance which laid down endlessly long how prominent, ever attempt to their second conceit tour, and are to be seen on the stage at the md unbe ievabiy terrific barrages. give more than one concei t a seaCapitol theater. Salt Lake City, Third, fresh troops, oaly recently son in that huge auditorium. Conceit's tmrd important tem- presenting their program, "Dansa-- j were brought to the Philippines, thrown against the Americans and ple, the Philharmonic Auditorium, tion," which is a two hour diver- has been filled to trsseinent of dance, comedy and Filipinos at key points, with the Los Angeles, attack concentrated on the center over capacity twice to see Veloz melody. Their accompanists are aland Yolanda. In April many were so concert soloists and contribute sf the line. Fourth, Tanks were used in mass seated in the orchestra pit and on materially to the performance, lo dislodge our dug-i- n Mail orders are now being reforces from the stage, so great were the deneir foxholes. ceived. mands for tickets. Other noted concert platforms Fifth, malaria and malnutrition ut more soldiers out oi action than upon which BODY FOIND they have appeared are the famous Hollywood Bowl ELKO, Nev., April 11 r.!;i The Japanese bullets. and Memorial Opera House. San body of Herbert King, Ogden, Tragic Grandeur Last night and all day today I Francisco, and tins Civic Opera Utah, brakoman of a streamliner Hatched the arrivals from Bataan, .as enger train, was found late and listened to the stories they but they were flesh and not steel. yisivrday near Elburz, Nev., east brought with them. 'f Elko, by signal maintenance In such a fight as this flesh men. They told me of the tragic grandeKing was missing when the must must at endurance last, yield of ur the destruction of the pitifs'reamliner arrived at Cariin last batmelt end of the and the away small last stores of Bataan's ully i.iglit. Two doors of the train immunition and other supplies tle must come. Bataan has fallen were found open. The body was a to beacon but its stands, the spirit while luring the men night, badly broken. King's watch was up front fought ceaselessly to hold liberty loving peoples of the world. still running. back the ferocious charges of the NEW YORK, April 11 H'.Ih- -! tnemy. American army men on Bataan Frank Hewlett, author of todays dramatic dispatrh on the fall of jarried out the scorched earth poli-- y veteran Ealaan, is the to the ultimate, bitter end. of one of journalism's most de-- ; The one bright spot on this tragic minding assignments. cay is that most of the women curses were Through the four months of the brought here, along mth the doctors and male hos-:tJapanese campaign in the Philippines Hewlett has stuck to his attendants. shews like this that To the last, until suffering the same privations they were order-i- d job, make the Roxy Logans and bombings that have been the out, the men and the women cad remained under fire at the lot ot the American and native popular theatre! leid hospitals, caring for the troops. His dispatches from the. f ounded and the seriously ill, ex- early days of air raids on Manila Up acting that at any moment the through the long siege of Bataan memy would break through to peninsula and finally the "rem-- 1 Here comes happi laem. nant evacuation" to Corregidor ness... in a merry Most of the nurses, led by Chief form a chapter with few equals Nurse First Lieut. Nes-fi- t, medley of roill the history of American war Josephine Kansas City, Mo., crossed the mance and correspondence. jy to Corregidor late this d He is a former Pocatello. Idaho, rhythm! a small craft which, in newspaperman. Several members be four miles Pocain of its voyage, survlive still of his family ived savage enemy dive bombing tello. His wife. Virginia, who was hacks. with him earlier in the war at On the way, the boat picked up Manila, is now a prisoner of the rtu? c'vidan nurses whom a young v apnne.se. rtillery captain was rowing to advancing with a white ire tied ' No Mercy Shown Army men said the hospital was wooded in a clearing in a densely ires and it was plainly marked by l large cross a few hundred feet irom where the bombs landed. It seems incredible to me, as I rite now, that five miles away Tom me American army officers it-b- ml ser-ous- ly hospital rounded. S. 111 at Bataan has fallen. The Filipino American troops on this war md d ..raged ave laid down V Voice of The armys radio "The freedom," announced the end ,0 n m., this evening: run, n. a ' ,V he dauntless men. who. he fight, came swimming his fortress. ad n - t. iiinel ! a y. A Club Units; 4-- H A fitting eliniax to Mobilization Week. April is the showing of "young America" the picture .starling J ane Withers at the Roxy theater beginning toand day running through Tuesday. It is a picture which chib members, members, prospective and parents should see, says Amy K Kearslev mid Reuben Hansen, dub work agents in charge uf in the county. Throughout the past week dubs throughout the county have been holding organization meetings. Enrolled members will soon be wearvictory button signifying tile ing their willingness and determination to do their part in the seven point victory program for llJ42: 1. Produce and conserve needed food supplies for home and abroad. 1 Save for victory. 3. Develop our health and that of our community. 4. Acquire useful technical and mechanical skills. 5. Practice democratic procedures and learn to appreciate our democratic way of life. 6. Understand some of ttie important social and economic forces. 7. Help to interpret the victory program to the community. Boys and girls Wishing to join a cltib should get in touch with their local leader or Miss Kcarsiey or Mr. Hansen at the courthouse. Logan. Mition suddenly stopped The navy also worked heroicallyof perhandling the evacuation and equipment from Mari' ri ' :Vp UTAH. N, Movie Recommended All Open for Air Alert Down Under PHILIPPINES (Continued A t 1 tRW STtlAin OUt'HSRf IC'.SCK CRAWTOM KEYl lUKt t a one-hor- j, jigan r place d eventj were p high j. broad jj with a e. v Ray Glen II: are 5 as Simpson L; B E. tlauelM. ; s K f Sr, e S li. Bro: i.: n. 1.2. I l. van, L m. lo- K: n. nihi B B: anti It. It' f V !. i. I,. Tim k'urlpy, I - nr fifth. iV. !,; S C t; an. 1. y. i cm r f 'hr; urd). 8 Hauuh. South o and La"- - F: Jim Chick Be rrier. and cham;: man K nL Me er WEDNESDAY! One Performance Only!. n the STAGE JKfcsPws ON SCHltN TM On the Screen This Show Only! V IXXTOR OF MARKET STREET" ".MAD Its Strike orregidor. Other nurses were n carer id a II? t inninmii tvBne the Band! A Swell Show For All! - Tomorrow All First Run Fun and Action Show! Today Those -- at a hospital INDEPENDENT Manveles. and they arrived happy-hi- ll billys are HERE! Corregidor before dawn. A Hr ueut Nurse Nightmare Inez McDonald, ipped mse Riotous Comedy morn-aboar- Bracket ics Novelty, 'Ouick Returns NEW TODAY a! ith. EXTRA TREATS Richard llimher Orch. Tu-,11- 0. said: last two days have been shtmarc. The bombed us ot . TOMORROW at 2 Japs , ou6lit the end had come n bombs exploded in the ward milp Hut I am o. k. and Im ready for duty." Bataan yielded tQ SUperjor foroe d numbers. Not even now is all known of heroism and ndm.ry f Anr und ,be men- The first lady of the screen returns in her BEST dramatic role since 'Dark Victory.' COME EARLY TO SEE . . . BETTK DAMS ;toMvmeri,:ans' who fought so n.in 'Unsle fastnesses and They VSi ho.nUm'd lmplaint under r, Manr in con-Ihr- The Great LIE flre for more ,han hs; T,hcy were besieged Haded by sea, cut off f help In the hdipp,!.. ,UrV!! by land bl anTer1' and America, and they thcy only fouHt the bl n Bataan have done ,bein&s coud do to ',ularoce. They were dHy f their fiht ?1hm-r- y more than physical trengt h f with HmiuUTan ,fui ' n y ot stand I "nd I their and ACADEMY ai!d Ir MARY ASTOR y were conquered when fHcy could dinitv L 0 ,ordlnary fight. Plus This First Run Musical Comedv Hit s New brav,q "durance w stood 11,13 and a'!'d Tlte new grown lip Jane in another swell show! r U S u hn Tnpth" Mortf HyW E X T II A IN WASHINGTON and Tim Holt THE DUDE COWBOY" D It's thp Special . Club Show Our Special News Reel Feature THE WORLD THIS WEEK" 3B TIL 6 lOf EVENINGS y1 PLUS GANG BUSTERS E X T It A RIOTOUS f V A ONE DOLLAR SHOW AT OUR REGULAR LOW PRICES in Their ervi MORE TO SEE IT . . . SALT LAKERS RIGHT NOW ARE PAYING AND WE ADD OLE SPECIAL NEWS REEL TREAT, TOO! Herbert Marshall A D X ENTER ES 'll! ONE-TIIIR- ENDS TONIGHT Filipinos 'h.1 for eatable faith, S nans GOME MARY IIEALY - uX Tftt tfc T and rnt mPihuman. tJI h;i'ri's's,o,hi,thnut fli,Khin to rome- The .'"'rienn, h"h UBIiakebll, Adventure Hit! "HOPPY" tarns BANDIT! CO-HI- tler'ptmaera'I!;Sr..in fought CO-HI- AND AS First Logan Showing! with the Pride of !j.a,'d thtir triumph,'ca"n hardly less ,hn'the conrUr troP h'r ow bestge and forUlud- - f AND AS Tiie New Hopalong Cassidy and Old! GRACE HAYES i ,i- Tunes . . . Both BAH and Eilipinos ng A3 they did only "" bhei? and fortitude, not " food and ammunition. The Americans fou8lt for every- inos afth .uad; lls did the Fill- the,r firtce love for berty onlve-ritiHn- Hear Swell Hit ZIS BOOM and pride. Aor Everything The WINNING ACTRESS OF TIIE I EAR ? ,0 fight any ouire. out in Bataan, kl, Uu;.m,n lhe Were thinking of dp? freednm a'!id tleir country and f IJRFM G FORGE that was ,uerablo'ad M. 2 Outstanding Features Filipinos - I. CARTOON Rides .Again SEE THIS BIO SHOW At Our Bargain Prices! "Courageous Australia'' CIIIIJJUEN Ibe "Little Retl Riding Iloml ADI'l.TS, ANY fce SEAT, ANY TIME I f: r iff y |