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Show THE HERALD JOURNAL, LOGAN, UTAH, rACE EIGHT. TODAYS WAR MOVES a- - (of are classification) who in the war effort Draft Director loll'' JULY same that they are engaged in one of engaged these activities: 1. Fulfilling a contract for a Thus, single men will be the government agency engaged difirst called; married war workers rectly in the war. (Continued From Rage One) 2. with children will be last on the Performing a governmental list. service directly concerned with wife a with only. lattonship production. "Married men (of the Hershey defined a "bona fide war 3. Performing a service directly us one classification) who arc engaged in dependency relationship entered into prior to Dec. 8, and concerned with providing food, the war effort. "Married men who are not en- at a time when induction was not clothing, shelter, health, safety "or other requisites of the civilian who imminent. gaged in a war effort and relaIn considering dcrerment of daily life in support of the war maintain bona fide family tions with wife and children, or registrants for occupational reas- effort." 4. Supplying material under sub ons, draft boards must determine children only. men "Married HERE'S MORE ABOUT I'. hf.K.MLK BY and time scored successes liolh Of Tlir I nilcd Press War Desk, on ju. southern and central Unit Russia has large A hint fro ids. fortes in reserve and is capable The situation on the southern of starling a coimteroffensivc front is not any too clear. Shortly against the Germans, especially in after the Russians admitted a iffens.ve by i onjunrtion with G(.rnHn br,.ilk.lhrough ,ienr Vor-th- e united nations, 1ms npiieared the Red Star, Soviet army onezh, in the communist newspaper said the Russians had lVivda. started a strong counterattack on It was embodied in an article a wide front there. comAlevanderotf, by Gregory near Russian munist party propaganda chief, who made an inferential bid for Rzhcv. northwest of Moscow, ami Voronezh need not be of a second around (lie early oa'nin too much viewed with pessimism, in nulled nations bv the front accordance with the understand- - The main German effort is in the with 'Voronezh area and the action on Russia In ing reached front may be a Britain ami the lulled Mates, '(he central article appears to throw 'errion a.s part of athe southern drive for some light on the nature of that Push rather than Moscow. understanding During thy visit It would be surprising, in view of the Soviet foreign commissar to London and Washington, Rus- - of the huge force the Germans presum ibly gave the allies have thrown in the southern' some idea of its armed strength drive, that they should not score ami of its ability to withstand the at least initial success in the la minus if given proper help.n first weeks of the drive The Russian a undoubtedly Molotov expressed complete in great have built defenses with the assurance given by President Roosevelt and Prune depth and can always withdraw Since to prepared positions. Minister Churchill. Although the Russians now arc they have expected the Caucasthey have biing hind pressed on the Vor- us drive for months, had ample time to mako their onezh front, where the Germuns are dispositions. and have broken through It was those withdrawal tactics Rostov. Stalingrad, threatening and thy Caucasus, there has been which enabled the Russians to last no open demand by Moscow for stop the German offensive an immediate allied military ex- autumn. When it was stopped, the dis- pedition against the Germans Russians did not rest, but and reserves closed are still Russians the unexpected Presumably satisfied with the airangements started a counterdrive that drove on the the Germans back and regained made and are relying united nations not to let them about one fifth of the lost Russian TUESDAY, the sac 14, 1942. contracts for any of rthe above activities. 5. Supplying raw materials or services for the fulfillment of such contracts. If a registrant is deemed deferable under one of the above activities, the local board will determine if he engages in one of the "essential activities listed by the war manpower commission. The 34 Essential Occupations Are: of Porduction aircraft and parts; production of ships, boats and parts; production of ordnance accessories; production of ammunition; agriculture; good processing, forestry, logging and lumbering; construction; coal smelting, refining, and mining; rolling of metals: production of metal shapes and forgings; finishing of metal products; production of industrial and agricultural equipment; production of a d production of gas and petrol, i. duets; production niitjjj her products, lution terials for p,1( ; '"id st products; pi oil u, ,n cation equipuuii u"iW services; heating I'vAcr machinery. luminating st t Production of chemical and alli- hand trade sin, v rePsir healtt ed products; production of rubber welfare sen n ' ilm, of leather products; production equipment; edu "Ml products; production of textiles; and government , , ' , , t v f , rvire, withdiawals BUY YOUR U. S. WAR RONDS STAMPS AT PENNEY S di-T- satis-f.utio- TAKE YOUR FOOT OFF THE GAS! Remember how we used to ond ust get into the cor sometimes with tort off where we only half an idea were going f Ye didnt have to think about tire ond gasoline j jwn an encouraging so, thought at a time when the (iernuins are at the peak of their major summer offensive If it in territory. Alcxandcroffs statement sug-- 1 gosts that the Russians have hopes of doing the same thing this time, with allied aid. Tonighl At to us. meqn very much our enoil with But now, one into ergies diverted to got weve vital channel, We think before we move. Jestes bener me value by pav'n3 a cheoper W m0re I" nn do? answer We will help You Pen at such questions fngr "Can. goto 3d "here been a d has always value 55 Only, first consideration. Irregulars, Sheers, cotton crepes and rayon taffetas. Prints and plain colors. Sizes 3 to 12. highest quality Adjustable aprons. Quinn backs. Single and doubler' breasted styles . . .j Dark colors, 36 to 150 39. PERCALE HOUSECOATS Bright florals in zip or wra a round styles. H Don't choose a new season FOR VICTORY fresh group of youe 1 $ 38, blue, long 29 Medium blue 2 Only, seen this 10 breasted coat styles. Sizes 33 to 42. Shirt and matching s5 slack. Small, Med.. SUMMER DRESSES 23 Only, Mens COOL SUMMER Crepes, sheers and lovely summer cottons. Dark shades and pastels. Sailors and snap brim styles. Out they go. Tans, brown and blues. 37 to Vs SLIPPERS 119 40 Oxfords 2 Only, Mens Loafer JACKETS tan; 1 blue. All wool. Reduced to clear! 1 $D O Mens Cool Sport Large assortment of cool summer materials. Well made. . . Pleated front and zip- per pant fly. 29 to 36. ... White, greys, tweedy mixtures. 39 6 Only, Hoys Admiral SUITS Navy jacket, white pants 5 Only, Sizes S!! to 13 Loafer JACKETS Look and are cut like highest quality loafet jackets. Tans, browns 195 to 5 in low heel! All leather. ?1 2 Pair Men's White and Brown OXFORDS 77 Mens RAYON SUEDE 23 ONLY HOYS DRESS SUITS Blues, tans and greeds. Inner-oute- r slurt and pleated slacks. Sizes 3 to 18. 63 Only, . Womens Summer Desisted For Clever Contrast DRESSES Smart Iv styled wing tr fords. All leather thiuughoul Sizes 7 to 10. Boys Sizes 3 t 6- - 20 Only, $ Boys 00 Better grade materials, sanforized. spun rayons and cotton 9 Only, W omens Pastel shades, navy and black. Sizes 2. really protection, and good looks! It the time between repainuogs, and saves youmoney. long-lastin- g 10 LOT 4o Summer FormaTs chiffons. and 1- 14. Sizes 12 Womens DRESS COATS Beige, reds, blues. blacks and navy s.H Sizes 12 to 41. 70 111 Only Pastel organdies and 35 Onlv, Plaids and plain Sizes 5 to 14 eol-.ir- 400 lrl Only. SPORT SKIRTS Flannels. s 23 Only W onienh SPORT JACKETS Bright plaids in wool tweeds. Sizes 12 to 20. 23 Only JOG omens SPORT SKIRTS Gabardines .'repps ond in shades and tints. 150 poplins. Sizes 12 to 18. hjii Only, SPORT Bs COATS 00 Tans, browns, blues tailored coats. Sizes Sw1 10 t 3 Only, Bojb SPORT COATS Here is your chance to get the boy a real suit at a low price. Single and double breasted models in tans, blues and greys. Sizes 6 to goo Plain medium blue sp n' lc0 14 and matching slack. -1- 18. 7 Only, ltoj s SLACK SUITS 6 Only, Boss Juvenile Boys WASH JIMMIES 00 Sanforized shrunk, slub broadcloth top and bottom button on waist style. Browns, tans. Sizes 3 to 16. rasmwjuuw 15 1 SLACK SUITS CENTRAL AUTO PARTS &TIRE CO. a Mens 3 White bow pumps for growing guls. 8 Only, X" HOUSE PAINT! can Here's a count on 88 Sizes loo PUMPS I green SLACK SUITS DRESS COATS niONE WHITE . Loafer JACKETS 30 Only, Hoys ... 227 NORTH MAIN Pair Girls STREET FLOOR KEEP YOUR HOME LOOKING ITS BEST with IN 20 BOYS DEPARTMENT BARGAINS! ioin-mittc- WHITE STATS WHITE t Big color selection, reds blua tans, two tones and white Plain dress slippets and mi head trimmed styles. Summer Slacks n. for Pair Mens l77 . nrn Wool body and rayon gabar- line sleeves. Smart appearing. Tans, blue and CAPS ANI) DRESS SLACKS Cool, comfortable spun rayons and : o 1 1 o n s. Some sanforized. Ideal for wearing with sport shirts. 29 to 36. 8V he SANDALS Pair Mens Pair Mens kJ tow heels. Sanforized shrunk. Novelty cot tons in smart summer colors r d . Brown and whites, blue white. Beige and brown. supports. Sizes 5 to Widths AA to B. Medium 125 DRESS SLACKS Beige and brown. A11Q77 leather. Sizes 7 to 10. 'WwG' V 50 Pair Womens Pair Mens Two-Ton- e PUMPS SPORT SHIRTS 33 8 Logan Unit paint you 42. Better grade dress slacks. Fine woolens in worsteds, gabardines and cords. Light and j A dark shades. 29 to 36 ....lDV SO AND Men's 15 Only, 50 STRAWS Drastically reduced. Sizes 12 to 44. 15 SPECTATORS SPORT COATS Mens SLACK SUITS 50 ONLY ringbones in single Pair Womens 80 Mens SUITS and thrift SAVINGS dress until 11 2 Only, Men's Dress 1 , Downstairs store SPORT SUITS Smart novelty tweeds and her-- US 1 p-- Mens rt lab a r d i n e a and caval cords. 38 42. Tans. Si n g and double breast. 4 SHOE - 20 Only, Gabardine SUITS Summer Dresses Reduced group of sheers, rayon crepes et. Lovely cool summer colors. Sizes 9 to 44. Trimmed and tailored styles. rmnR 5 Only, Mens . 50 Only Womens Womens 25 Only, DRESS SUITS Girls Summer DRESSES 35 we all 1 Front Aprons than his kind last longer "Q$h land it "Will No one problem is of greater concern today to the American public than "how can I make my car or truck and tires last for the duration?" Making your car or tiuck last is of great importance to you aa well aa to the winning of the war. Everyone of us MUST do everything possible to conserve our personui transportation. This and this alone will prevent a breakdown in our national transportation system during the war while new car and truck replacements scale. Bombs had exploded in the ofare practically unobtainable. As a service to the people of Lofices of the French tricolor legion gan and Cache county, the Jestes and Jacques Doriot's peoples (fasChevrolet Co., 209 N. Main St.. Lo- cist) party iu Bourges. Much damgan. with the cooperation of the age was admitted, but there were Chevrolet Motor Division, will pre- no immediate reports of casualties. sent tonight in their place of busFrench gendarmes, accompanied iness at 8 o'clock a Free Car Con- by German police, had taken a invitis Clinic. servation terrorists' nest in Pas De CalEveryone ed, regardless of the make of car ais department in the north of 01 truck owned. France. One patriot was killed and Chevrolet factory technicians will a bystander wounded. Other reports said that railways explain how to muke cars, trucks and tires last longer. Included in had been blown up at Monchy, near the program will be a new, .es- the mouth of the river Somme, and pecially developed movietone film at Anviaux. that will interest and benefit everyLieutenant General Niehoff, Gerone who attends. Mr. Jestes invites man military commander at Lille, you to bring your children, as they announced that 50 communists had will enjoy the program, too. been deported for sabotage. InasWe urge every Cache Valley mot- much as executions and deportaorist to uttend this Free Car Con- tions are German companion servation Clinic tonight you owe for sabotage it would apit to yourself and to your country pear that some patriots also had to know what to do to conserve been shot. Execution Order your transportation equipment. It was against th s rising tide of ABOUT HERE'S MORE disaffection and th prospects that it would increase on Bastille Day that General Oberg, chief of the gestapo in France, ordered all male From One) (Continued Page members over 18 of the families accused of sabof French the fair in various ways which otage and patriots attacks on Germans we must consider. executed within 10 days if the patAppreciation riots did not surrender. All woof Those favoring the holding men would be sent into forced lafull the Cache County Fair this bor and all children sent to redefeel that there are a lot of formatories. Obcrg's definition of fense workers from Cache county fain ly included cousins and working in Box Elder and Weber counties, as well as the sailor Luut, Gen. Alexander Von and the marines stationed at the German military comUSAC, to say nothing of the lost mander of the departments of Nord of tile inhabitants of the county, and 1'aes De Calais, France, and who need the celebration and Belgium, announced yesterday that whose piesence would assure a he had seized a "large number of sucressful county fair. " On being informed of the action hostagesa reasonable attitude and by "By of the Logan celebrations comhelping to prevent act of sabomittee, President Erie E Hen- tage, the population of Belgium dricks of the county fair board and the north of France can save repressed his apprei latum for the the lives of their fellow citizens pledge of support He announced who are being held us hostages." that final action on the matter he stud will be taken some time early !e l.aulle'H Message next week It was doubted that such threats The initial celebrations would discourage patriots, although win, ti endorsed the hold- Gen. Charles De Gaulle, leader of ing of the county fan, consists the Free French the of representatives of Logan i itv. Fighting French to include patriots Cache county, the Cache and the resisting in France had advised Logan stakes, the senior and the against violence of Chamber junior De Gaulle told his countrymen in Commerce, the Rotary, the Lions and the Kiwants a Bastille Day message broadcast Vetclubs, the American Legion, to put out the tricolor erans of Foreign Wars, Logan yesterday tlag of "liberty, equality and fraterand Cache stake MIA, the Cache nity" today, to walk the streets and Canter club, and the Pieshyterian to sing tlie national anthem The and the Catholic churches. The Marseillaise." He promised that the city ami the tounty commissions day was coming when the Germans were represented at the meeting and French traitors would be at which the vote was taken. swept out and punished. STREET 15 Only, Mens suckers in nov e 1 y patterns. Size 2 to 3; 8 to 14. QUINN we (Continued From Page One) tions were banned in occupied France and not even a French flag could be shown without danger of punishment. In Ransart. Belgium, Vichy reported, clergy refused a church funeral to the Rexist (pro-naz- i) buromaster, Jean Demarct, and the funeral was held in the street. A French underground army, promised a second front, early deliverance and revenge on their oppressors, were defying the Germans on an increasingly large 0' bargains MENS WEAR BARGAINS Chambrays, seer Special Shipment hove to plan ahead, we before have to think ourselves: ask and -Vo need if? Would Nazi Gestapo Girls SLACK SUITS DRESSES Children's fine percale dresses. Bright prints. Sizes 2 to 14. didnt then. And saving HERE'S MORE ABOUT Free Movies Shown 23 Only, 23 Only, GirLs jjmju SPORT SUITS 5 59f Bib front Juvenile boys pants and coats combined into a two Sizes 2 to 8. outfit. Sizes overall style dress pants for little fellows. Sanforized cottons in neat patterns. 6 to 10. 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