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Show THE 5X -- S4'' 7,v V - ? tv If I. ' '4 Jul vy' :i ALVMFIN FSP OF KL ied Di 11 W .1 ! is 11 the 1 Ikittle Picture kahuna have dirts n indken hi. ts iiound then heads to piuteit them fiom the blistering sim '1 he Gci mans vveai the snuff colon d pi .lived ips of the Atnk.i Must etifs and planes, designed as tnme-on- stJndDra equipment of U. S. Army. pr waste they m..ike bombardieis 'Alcohol Termed s r,n rm Lontbtn, u In .a t. ill Apr in-vnlunule c splo-iv- i s s brow n shiki-e- Staff Correspondent UtSHINGTON July 13 H -In'hon of a Philadelphia plant ed press ucmg svnthi tie rubber alcohol brought a sharp C," War J office m- - the motion pt fiom dis-.Be- officials today between Production Board and of Price Administration futuie couise of rubber he Best Agent w 111 Arthui sn-fc3, Vcuhall sud the present ruboer piogram is "too fir 5 g' to justify any changes ofin dule for the manufacture ii OPAs William S B Lacy id the only logical thing" for 1 government to do "is to make in its rubber il;j!ck change-ove- r from petroleum Lt the approval of a 5 jral subcommittee I Lacy senate agn- headed by D. Ia. who Guy M Gillette, the officials, plus representa-r- s of the armv and navy mum-:- s board and the Office of Pe-pu- , to visit the a kcr Commercial Alcohol Philadelphia i cording to official reports, d-- t turns out butadiene, Co, Cordination. i j the Ltd Is BY K. KLEMLK Press ar Desk British have h e Gcmun drive in the El win sector of Egypt. I heir The I nitt d nough the ilt-th- to make T greater progress Texas Negro 11 BANDITS TRENTON NEWS UP t 11 Mci-I11- n n 1 111 JO-b.- 1) 1 dm-ne- 11 111 vi-i- ht I j disiiuieting. It means ie battle of I g pt may lie foied by a rai e In tween the leowng a rimi s for reinforcc- its. r.ue that Marshal lrin lionimel might well will, fie British proliald) alremly fc.f drawn to the limit cm the This is 0 and equipment V Middle hast. J available c j g ill 'i "forcen'ents quite likely me from England over long route around the Cape Good Hope but it may be the wav befin thev much J as'e fe i. to presume '" ' git mugh strength drive for the Suez his, mdii.it ion are that is Itying to do Captuie Suei canal and opening ot Dteaay to the Middle East tremenilnux importance to I ,r broad ''r.ttegy. and he J better thoie to achieve it than hi ever likely to 11 I 1 2 i it again. if presei t r6rad R'S'OV metre . thr-- at to the Cau-,-- a the urgency for ,tmj keep Hitler ocx am to hold v front the the perM ln 1 and g-- -- Over arrive. shorn r lines of Inm-icatio,11 ross tile M 'diter it'sn, Romini meanwhile may anti-tan- n'-ce- nf I'K nAc Seas sV two-ine- I il.t southwest of El Alamem in which Gcnman tanks were destroyed, Stuka dive bombei raids, aerial basis for anliictu nihber from nog fights hi which lmpiual und giani alcohol in a single xti p Lai y axis pilots pn. died and looped told lepcntcis the jircu can pro-- 1 like di.'v flas hand to hand wotk duie lubbii U I, s expense, with! nv the mfantiv. long tange shellfewer (ritual nutils and mui It ing and fights between tanks and ker than tnv quit petroleum pio- Bntisn armed with stnkv cess ran possible do It is the onlv bombs troops wav, he added, to get butadiene in .McMillans di.jiit"h leferred time to do tin count! v anv good tn.us to the stnkv bombs, iveril 1 he V now IB his pints to of a de'.aved-a- t tion tvpe make snoooo 01 s of snthctn liih-le- r possiblv vvhiih adhcie to tanks! a jt ir hut 01 h joooio tints ill slatted Thutsdiv night It me to he pindtned tioni the gr n the Australiins mwly arSilintly tdiohol piocOss Tin it limit will rived to.de no their positions in the f 11111 i omo oli u ni t midnight thiv wint 'me trout Aftei the tour committee 1111 m- - out ti all on the nais lhev took hirs said ihe wck imne thin along everything hondv m the w iv r eu-i ccirviiiifil tbit tin unh i hi ne oi .sub-guns hum guns to achnte mass rieiui lion is h id of dyna.stick grenades through utiluition of tin al ohm mite and their bavonetted rifles ptocess Allxxirs lllsll On Gillette his mtroduited lcgisia-- I It vv. s moonless I'hrie lolumns turn, desi ribed bv UlB C'hn f lucked tut r way through the J 000 M Nelson as extreme Iv yards of no mans land Tile v made I to remove B fiom gerous," to he foie a spun of ni the control oven procbii- - clime yards gun fire came from the tion of rubber fiom grim The hill guns 'enemy lines Then anti-tan- k would set tip a yllHHXi-u-- s t 11 ditoe-to- r and idle fire began to run thi rubbt un The Australians pushed on, their progra columns 3'ki yards apait They N( Ison said tills note would made the top of a ridge where the take out of the hands of the enemy had a force of the l,rith Ger-- 1 piesidont the right to control m in tank division along with a foi more time h pnonties" and of antitank guns to ttstifs On bus pita membeis ibntteiy The Australians let them have agreed to postpone bunging the their hand grenades, swept them bill before the sen it with machine gun fire and then went yelling in with the bayonet against one lot who showed fight With bayonet and trench dagger the Austialnns killed every man That Rommel is ill the pro- except nine they brought hack, cess of getting reinforcements md destioyed with their dynais indicated by the incessant air mite all the guns and tanks nt lacks n Malta, which is the juronnd chief ot facie to gctt.hg up- J Just h(,fon' dawn Brl,lsh ,jnks' k British and Australian plies at ross from Nuily. I hl. guns tend fresh Australian infantry British diet, wiakimd in dished out of El Alamem box, the actions is not aide ti on Jihnf defensive ppsition on the the jnh. foi the main attack which Hoist, not reinWhy Romini'I was pushed back the Germans five forced some time ago hv paramiles chute and other forces gathered It w.isn t long before the trucks in Greece and t rete is not enwinch had taken up the infantry military tirely clear, although were hack in swirling observers believe units there clouds coming ot dust Every new truck in may have b en withdrawn hrought goon news of an advance large numbers for the big push and each one brought back its in Russia. quota of prisoners The Germans m air- vccre mostly gunners who, manRommel s deficiency and S'L-- inch guns, planes probablv was due to the ning same cause Howevei he is were encircled The Italians looked to have grown sliongtr in giubby and nimby and some were d the an in the past few days, in- only All dav the fighting went on bedicating fresh artivals turquoise Because of the iniOTtunce nt tween the tins stage of the Egyptian cam- sea and the sand dunes along the coastal fringe, in sweltering heat paign, it is not likely mat IBtlei t Xui'risw This Iay is straining every etfort ga-- o Thp Imperials made evciy objeciru lading wipplus, neicsxiry tive in tilts limited drive Toward Ini' thiough to Komnicl evening Rommel derided to try to dislodge the Imperials from newly IN WAR IMH TRIES won Hill of Jesus station just beI1 WASHINGTON, July 1J the roastal road on the desert low Uomnu-sione- r War Manpower Bind V M Nutt announced today lailroad I watched the sky searing brightlthat approximately JJW'CoO persas the Australian on-. wire working in direct war y in the dark on July 1 and, al- infantrymen held their ground and employment with their sticky bombs destroythough labor shortages alieady one group of six tanks are apparent in m eny w;ir indus- edThen the Germans brought up another centers, try mobile 8 inch siege guns and the woikcrs must be desert echoed with their roar. industry employment rolls during I could hear the crack as they months next six the were fired and the whine of the shells HOT TIME A brigadier explained that in SALT LAKE CITY, July 13 H mam attack the imperials sent the a had firemen Salt Lake City out a screen of tanks to protec t hot time Sunday They answered their flanks as they moved 12 alarms, 10 of them for glass w ard frontally fires, putting in a total of During the night, the infantry hours steady service for all rot only threw back all German attacks but extended their grip, and this morning imperial advance columns are out again, marauding among the German tanks and the German 90th light division. 111 brief lounteioffciisive that Gen Sir Claude It hmleok still has been unable jet the ne ssary sunpliet, and t tment to smash the Germans into Libva fa far the British have gamed 10 miles west of El Alannm It todays le ported oimmmiquci K further but meicly progress, rcpuLse of an axis counter- - jnJ Secn MAYS WAR MOVES ire iN struggle 1 J, this recommendation, d tank tuiious 1 4 oleum tfigram jins" ,t 11 from mostly substitutes, -- tun -- $PB Ruboer Coordinator ser j e- -s R- i of the Korjis Gen Sir CJ code Auchinlcck has given a jolt to Field NI irslmll Er-Rommel Foi 1!1 limns we have had everything ill the wav ot a battle pn For Synthetic Rubber by a. It ( ouU lie On Any One Of Tin rcvs. ID limit tiis of the veil out here in ths d si i It rm, in ,ci Italian pitsonerx are .11 riving steadily ti the lints Tsso of the Italians ate inioml-c- . 3 Lt For Action PACE 12 TEXARKANA, Tex, July 13 U lie inson, 25. a negro accused ol attempted ciuninal assault was hangi'd by a gioup of nnn e.uly today a few minutes altii he was abducted from a basement wai.l in the Texaikana hospital Suffering cntical wounds receiv- d when he wus captured early Sumt iv, Vinson appaiently was .hugged seveial blocks behind a speiding automobile and was belli veil dead when he was hanged. Mis M.tigarit Mullin, night supi visor at the hospital, lepoit-u- l that thtee men entered the hospital at about 12 30 a ni today and lan to the basement watd. They soon emerged with Vinson, who moaned as he was earned to a Waiting car, which reportedly can led no license plates Tile car sped down the emers gency ambulance' drive and diove toward Sunset," the negro resis. t dential area. It was joined by two otlitt automobiles, each loaded fc4 leleohoto) with men. Authorities believed the m w (I e nil tm , actum on 1n.ii it unv States seas seven one in the of tile Navy heads aiuratt carriet Exemplify mg cats stopped a mile from the hosI' bo p i Inn mug up the mean ahead of hei Oftuial E S Navy photo. for the deep w aler flanked by a pa t Vni pital to tie Vinson to the rear of one of them before continuing to the edge of this Texas-A- i kari-sa- s I n't nt Blui kfoot it Idaho, visited border city. HOLD the homes ol Mr and Mis Clarence About 15 men were believed to have been in the gioup They dragLott and Mi and Mrs Geiald Lott Vinson's body to the loading siilel iv LODGE IN CANYON ged of a cotton gin, tied the v .11 at Ye platfoim s Hansel ill is 111 ot he are were Mr and Mrs Robert Reeder nts inning pimid p rope to the winch overhead and n eo with tin mis 1 bov hot ti Fmliv it Sm it h f elinnet guests of Mr and Mrs taised the body 20 feet into tr.e Rubv Johnson of Salt Lake Mis .Million Rppn k 11 Cottle Sunday KIMBALLS JUNCTION, Utah, air They disappeared before auMen in Hansen was a week end It n ding with Mr- - Mny Mot ten--i- July lie v iMtit.g in S til d I" Utah highway thorities arrived n i Ml Ixt ffotd and Mrs will list visitor of I is parents Ml and Mrs V hi n inson was accused of attempti't it c o ps sought two Lonn Hai.sen iult r.son and ehildiin v eat old Mis Imi h Id on tilts who held up a ng to attack Mrs. Jayson Talley, nilt am and Mis Jim inward of Dr. und Mrs Juk 22, wife of a war plant worker, i Salt Lake City were Sunday guests Ijudv mil Kobiil, hive ntuimd mil Mis Ihniv Hansel wen P irlev s canyon lodge hist night, eaily Sunday He allegedly entered o Mr and Mrs Samuel Holt Dr from Ogden and aie now visiting guests of Mi ami Mrs Sun lot keel six pen sons in a kitchen the cabin trailer in which the Talinward was a missionary com- with Mis Hintv 11 u.sir and Mi Holt hail of gunfire Mr .uni Mrs Virnel Brown and and escaped in ley family lived and found Mrs. fi vv til 1, , Funk foi U .Mis of Mr and Holt panion Tile' men entcied the Gogol za Talley in boil with her baby. Butlii motored to iuhrson Mis I ,e w Mr and Mrs Elish Littlidike davs In fori joining Mi Gifford Adams and C. L. Kob-eit- s, Hill ski Log in i.mvon Seteiidav wheic thev lodge, ne'ar the He ker at a chicken dinner for jwho is emplovcd in Washington who lived neaibv, heard Mrs. Mr and Mis Nathan Humplitns injoved diiuiir and a wienie roust jump, und made all the staff and Mr and Mrs William Day and n d Newton Tuesday witn i" the evening guests go into the kitchen at gun- Talley's screams and chased Vindaughter Retta I,ow. Mis William Mr .end Mis Roland Mortensen point w hile they emptied the cash son to an restaurant. Strove bridge of Twin Falls, Idaho rekitivi s Thev said Vinson hit Adama with Mis Joe Atkinson visited in und il.nightei Marilyn visite'd with legi.ste and Miss Doris Hall of Portland, As they left. R I Pettit, a a flashlight and that Roberts struck Cl uk stem with her parents, Mr Mrs Marv Mtuten.sen and Miss Oregon Monday night Ruby Johnson Tuesday evening Miss Elaine Allsop is vacationing and Mis law Buiters, Thursday guest, chased them but his car Vinson with a pistol. The gun wus foieed tremi the road by the at Pocatello with friends Ilcl h P)1I k and Miss Evelvn accidentally and a ricoMr and Mrs Win Haslam are Men nil wen guests of Mr and Mrs Simples methods for community bindits, who filed seveial shots cheting bullet wounded Adams in impiuvement which can be em- at him Patrolmen believed Pcttot the arm. spending the week end at Naf, Garv Hut it Lewiston Sctm 'av Vinson reportedly drew a knife Ic aho, visiting Mrs Haslam'x sis- Leo Goodey visited with fri nils ployed bv Inexperienced groups filed back hut were unceitaui After eluding Pettet. the two anil Robeits then shot him mthe aie contained in a small town ter, Reta Hampton and Pearl Niel- at Olai kxton Sunday sen Misses Donna and Doris Li A, manual just issued by the elepait-nien- t maraudt'is fled east from Kim- abdomen. Hospital attendants said he was not excepted to recover. Mr and Mrs Norvell Butler daughtcis of Mr and Mis Roy of eommeice ball's junction Pros staff I orrexpiuiilcnt Tin: BRITISH FRONT I R, S. Navy Read JULY 13. 10 MONDAY, Lynched By Mobsters in KIUIXKD l. MtMll.l.W I nitcd IN LINK mv UTAH. Fighting In a Desert Aj vs- LOGAN, L, Its Hot For Army Builds Bomber Bait rv 7 s HERALD-JOURNA- j IN RAIL COLLISION PITTSBURGH, July 13 d pi Two Punrsutawney Itainmen were killed today when a string of runaway freight cars crashed into a Baltimore & Ohio raihoad locomotive on Bakeistown Hill, near Gib-soni- n. The dead were B H Jones. 55. the locomotive engine ei, and David Stinger. 50, the Lieman The trauimen weie tiapped in the vvieckjge when 15 cats, loaded with wheat, sped down the hill and smashed into the locomotive, which was stationary, ready to be switched to a sidetrack. The locofi s, motive te'ihi was hulled from its -tare Appalueian, featuied by Ripley ns the world's chassis ami the engine cab nude, vv.ll be but one of the many strange animal ti with the "Animal Oddities" at North Main and 'r'1 ln kKan for thioe days starting Monday, July 13 CONTINUED HARM 'mxtc n npi n atr menagerie entirely free to the public from bn jq Weather forecast for Logan and s wil be but one of many features, continued waim today vicinity 4 Ukf aJtlei attraction the big shx' will present Professor and tonight. Daily slogan: Hot .1 4 rk his famous London Fli'a Circus. b . weather und fast driving rums UW 10 "i'l present a continuous performance from noon tires. Drive slowly and carefully I ' tto.a Monday through Wednesday, July la. today. D 111 j j ' TWO TRAINMEN DIE i1 ( j ffiDimir (Dsmmel Camvaims... com, foff menu im 31, men in all the services. According to applause and letters from morale officers, the show s area "smash hit! And according to sales records, the cigarette is a "smash hit," too. The in P.X.s and Canteens. 1941! the when Caravans road. And been at it ev cr si ncc. fou r performances a day in some camps to audiences of 1 5,000 to 20,000. Yes, it seems you cant find a military scene anywhere without Camels in the picture... cigarette or show. Or both. And both sceiu to have won top rating with the mpoitant 750 performances to 1,000,000 and more soldiers, sailors, marines, and coast guardsmen as this goes to press srr A D NTR I TS . . . that s the or dcr of the hour. W hether you man a gun or a machine ... whether you sit a jouncing jeep or knit a sweater... you'll appreciate Camels more than ever these days. They have the mildness that counts' to Steady Smokcui TIIF, SMOKE OF M.On-Itl'UMX- U contains IiESS SURE, free cigarettes, as w ell as a free show, are part of the fun when one of those 4 big XIC0TESE brands trMed less than any than that of the 4 other largeqt-eellinof them ucrortling to independent scientific lent of the smoke itu-lfg ! E. J BytMldTcbcceCapanf motion 'UJliV'iajIMM 19 VrbUrUlc Camel Caravans rolls into camp. Camels famous full, ru h flavor, coolness, and extra wilducss also "uke a bow." |